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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11
Japanese Landing Troops at Various
Ports In Korea.
CHINESE COURT PREPARING TO FLEE.


sk4f SO -. -. aasL
Lonoon' Fep' S-rne Cnef?o corre'
sponaent o. tne Daiiy MAI cables .nal
- sepanese uanspors are lsle'ns
..oops ~ various ports IN Korea. iron
asAnpno ana fpsan, ON tne eouth o'
~ Mokpno snd Onemuipo' "
sne wes. seoul - 70 De occup,ed anu
tne aanoins ~ Deins covereo " mr-
gsoo DIVISION. ane nam Dooy o. tne
Japanese neet' tne correspondent con-
1.es WI eaii An 'Ae uiie0'ion "
olt Ar.nuf
~ = dispatcn rom ilentsln q cofre-
sponaent tnere q tne standard says 2
hussian iorce y reported ~ Aaisan,
recnn n proy,ncs. i!v mlles norrnwes.
that preparations are making apr the
fight Of the Chinese court and the re-
moyal of the imperial treasure. as II is
feared that Russia will descend upon
Pekin.
Russia Precipltated the Crlsls.
London, Feb. 9.-In dispatch dated
NagasalIi, Saturday, February 9, and
which was delayed by the censor. Q
correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
asserts that Russia deliberately pre-
cipitated the crisis by secretly dis
patching few days ago from Port
Arthur transports loaded with full
division Of troops and escorted by a
aeet and landing them near the Yalu
river, thus occupying northern Korea.
why Russia Hung BACK.
London, Feb. Sin q dispatch from
Nagasaki dated Monday, February 8,
correspondent Of the Daily Tele-
graph says: TT is assured that the
Russian feet will fight The Russians
long ago decided upon, war and their
delay was due to lack Of preparation
and uncertainty whether certain pow
Nli1W Vt.AN AAAsSA FVAAS Va e-tts
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11

ST. Louis. Feb s.-There VIII b .
meeting It the PlanterS hotel to-day
for the purpose Of booming Francis n
coct1on for the dsmoelatie nomina-
tion Or president q TIE United States
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11
"a = alabOoo.ooo

BALTrHoRE, Rsb. s.-Baltiuere In
sunnos agents estimate The Gre loss
nttla5. .ooo, 900 oiInsuraBes go. 900. OoO.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11
Many Blocks In the Business Por-
tion Of Baltimore Wiped Out.
ENGINES SENT FROM OTHER CITIES.

the Loss Cannot Nav ne EatimAtsd. but
May Reach $4,000, ,OOO-Ths GEaphie
Description Of Baltimore Nsws-
paper Man.
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. S.--Fire started
0 few minutes before II o'clock yester-
day morning in the wholesale dry
goods house Of John y. Hurst q Co.
and at three o'clock this morning II
was raging fiercely. It steadily ate its
consuming way eastward In Baltimore
street, after having destroyed almost
all Of the large stores and warehouses
In the wholesale district around Hop
kins' place and all the buildings on
both sides of Baltimore street from
Howard to Holiday street. from
Charles and Baltimore to Charles and
Lexington. and In Fayette street from
Charles to Holiday, including q total
Of about 20 blocks Of the most modern
and substantial buildings in the city,
involving q loss which cannot now be
aufi,1r mfaA hS,f x,rhinh has anrfaiuIv nj.
N' s. ~. ~ Sn ~ ."S ~ a.nnnn
y aeauy feacneu sSV'VVV'VVV or S4voVV'-
WV.
Ever since acout siA ociock, wheh
uarhness came, inc nle oepaf.nen., a.
.nousa s,uvo w ens'nes lom WASH,
.nston, rnl'auelpnla, whminseon anu
tne surrounding SUBURBS mas oeen u-
teriy po"eriess 10 make any enecuVe
resistance 70 tne consuming element,
tnougn ior nours ~ many a. aoV
streams OF water were thrown into the
names
lnueeu' 70 Verrlnc mas ueen tne neat
over since inc nre starUeo ana 10 oense
ana Sunocaung tne volume OF nyins
Clnoels tnat y was dimCuit lot tne
nIemen 10 stand long Witnln nsnung
distance OF tne names wnile early IN
tne Auernoon several truc.s ano en-
glneS were nopelessly olsaDieu ~ um-
Deu' Al seve4 O'Clock tne s'tua'lon
was 90 oesperate tnat Vniel horton oe-
cidea tnat tne Only lnins ieLt 70 60 was
" aynamlta buildings ~ tnreatened
points ana tnus prevent, a. Iar - pos
blDie, ruftner spread 0k the names.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08
CONDENSED CITY NEWS.

Miss Ida Stanhope of Spokane arrived
here Monday for a visit with Mrs. ID. w.
lift
The society of Minnesotans will meet
in DR.. Wells Office Wednesday evening,
June Is at o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Hayden will preach next
Sabbath upon the following subjects ::
Morning, The Authority of the Cos
pei" Evening, Friendship" Every
body welcome.
The annual Children's day day service
of the Congregational church will be OBJ
served next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. All parents are especially invit-
ed to be present.
There will be an ice cream and straw
berry festival next Monday evening at
the school hall of the Sisters, given by
the Catholic ladies, to which everyone
is cordially invited.
The North Yakima Athletic club will
give an amateur boxing contest. by To-
cal talent only, at the armory next
Tuesday evening There will be seven
events pulled off, all of which promise
to be interesting.
Lieutenant Colonel John Kinzie will
inspect company + of this city at the
armory next Monday evening. The boys
are preparing for the encampment at
American Lake and will leave here OH
the 9th of July.
Mrs. Harry Null died in the Sisters
hospital Monday as the result of an
operation Funeral services at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at Sessions under
taking parlors. The remains will be
shipped to her former home in Indiana
The Herald Acknowledges the receipt
of some extra fine Strawberries from
W. II. Lewis, grown on his place on
south Capitol hill. They are of the
Uncle Sam" and Commander" variety
and are unusually large and sweet Der
ries.
the pastor will speak on The Trinity
and Inheritance and in the evening
Children's day will be observed with
appropriate exercises. Come and lis
ten to the children. Special music will
be rendered
Prof. A. Van Holderbeke, state com
missioner of horticulture, will be here
week after next and deliver a practical
lecture on the training of young fruit
trees at A. T. Richardson's ranch in
Fruitvale, at p. m, Tuesday, June 2l
All fruit growers and others interested
are invited to be present.
Frank Clay Mcfarland of the Naches
and Mrs. Jennie L. Glendon of North
Yakima were married at the Presbyter-
inn manse yesterday afternoon by DR.
Hayden. The father and mother of the
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08
Literary at Fairview.

The largest gathering of the Fair
view Literary club met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. F. McWnorter on
Monday night. A number of visitors
were present. Messrs. Hoffman and
Dudley, two noted singers from town,
helped furnish some excellent music.
After the program was rendered ice
cream and cake We're served by the mem
bers. Following was the program:
Instrumental solo-NIiss McWhorter
Trio-"Cover Them Over" Claudice
Spencer, Harry Brown, Clarence
Starcner.
Reading-"The Boys in Blue .......
............. Clarence Stprcher
Solo-"A Little Boy in Blue" ......
Observation-Disclosures. Harry Brown
Reading "Mendrial Day.
.................. Iris McWhorter
Quartette-"Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground Clarence Starcher. Harry
Brown, Albert Hoffman, Virgil Dud-
ley.
Recitation-"Little Dog Under the
Wagon" ...............Ed Eddie Remy
lrio-"Only Soldier Boy" Harry
Brown, Virgil Dudley, Clarence
Starcher.
Stump Speech ............B Ben Brown
Quartette-"Star Spangled Banner
Current News .......M Mary E,my
Instrumental Solo-"Nale March ...
...................M Mrs. Bran zen terG
iis club decided not to meet again
until next September.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08
A Bunch of Hot Air.

Gle Elum Echo: The chairman of the
republican state central committee has
gone to Alaska and in the meantime
the Seattle Times is keeping its columns
busy by publishing the names of east
ern Washington republicans who are 60
ing to bolt the state ticket When the
eat is away" etc. But the whole thing
is but a bunch of hot air" and Turner
is more liable to turn again to the party
of enterprise and progress than any
one republican is liable to cast his vote
for the view with alarm" party.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08

groom, from Moscow, Idaho, were pres
ent at the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Farland will live on a ranch on the
Naches.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08
Read This.

If you want a harness or saddle, now
is your chance l will give per cent
discount on harness and saddles until
Saturday, June Is, 1904. Regular SOC
sweat pads go at 30 cents until July l.
c. II. BARRETT.
81 Il IA west Yakima avenue.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08

The Laswell lodging house affords nice
clean rooms and good table board by
the day or week at very reasonable
prices. Special rates to steady boarders.
c. r. Harris, west Yakima avenue, one
block from depot. lott
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08

Piano solo ....... Gretchen Crawford
Mrs. Rowe gave an original poem on
Tine beautiful Naches Valley which
was much appreciated by all. Quite a
party from town arrived late. and by
request few of the numbers were re-
peated, among them being Mrs. David
sons solo. There's Charm About The
Old Love Still" touching little ballad
that was nicely rendered and highly en-
loved by all.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08

For good split cedar fence posts CT
trellis poles, apply at anv and all times
to Edison Johnson, Lester, Wash. 1926
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08

Wanted, to trade good paying city
property for small ranch. Enquire at
this office. l4-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08

Giving limit of ten days, with final
return limit 90 days. Dates of sale:
May IL, 10. 10; June l6, II, Is; July l,
2, B; August s. 0, l0;September 5, 6, 4;
October 3, 4, 5.
l7-tf NJ. S. MEEKS, Agent.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08
HOUSE FURNISHINGS 1-3 OFF.

Ready-made Sheets, value 1885, 1-3 off, each - 4Oc
Table Damask, value 75c, - yard ~ SOC
Table Damask. value $1.45, - yard ~ o7c
Turkey Red Damask, value 25c,' yard ~ lSc
Turkish Towels value I8c " /" each - lie
Tapestra Damask, value 73c " yard .... 40c
Drapery Sikolines, value lac " yard ~ 01lc
Lace Curtains, value $3.50 q" pair S. OO
One lot Pillow Tops, value each - X
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08
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VET TNGNT y ITIG0I'
Turkish Towels, I8c values ..............2 for Csc
Mems wide brm Straw Hats, each 1Oc
Mems real 4Oc suspenders pair
Mems real 1Oc Sox fast black, pair 7c
Mems 6Oc Unlaundered Shirts, each 43c
Mothers Friend Waists, for
Ladies' Handkerchiefs. each Sc
Torchon Laces yard Sc
Mems Seamless Sox, pair &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14

gebduoe Der Sirma All Der Sijoneits
Gle Der Baltimore uuo GaluertitraEe
etnen gdIoganfaq, Ser ghlag traf
i'm Inn Die Mittaqs3eit, uno I'M 3
ltbr Radmittags MAJ pr cine Qetde.
Sr, Charles @rog6en iproh 3ttr 9eit
nit &ru. @oluooin. peI6er Dor Iei-
mem FltItc iaB mo 5r. aueranbcr
8rotpu, lpeIbcr ebcnfaIS nit linn
geIproden batte, itano geraoe I'M 9e.
grtft oas 3immer 3u oertaiien. Ser
6dmiItenor3t oeS 8rn. Rolpooin, Gr.
u. =. atfinion, pllroe loiort gerlI.
ZEN lno Ipdter audi 0ie 9oftnrCn
8m. Gsler, @m. g. 5boper uno ii.
u. Srinlble. Iie Ier3te couitatirten
ieood), DOB Sr. 8om0oin nitt ut
rettcn lei, mo muroc in Der Gericrt
0eS 8aitor5 Or. :. 2. q. Sooge3 bon
Der biihoilit 2 proteitmttiiten 81.
9auISsSirfe on Der Ode bon Gbor.
leSs ttn6 Sorotoqnitrobe qeiitlidtr
9eiitdno fir SEN Sterbenoeu berbei.
eerltfen. Ger 8eiItlite oermcilte BET
Dem 8roufcu, bis ser SOB eintrat.-
Sr. 9oiuooin iuar 60 Sabre oft uno
i'll Baltimore geborcn. Sn Sabre
1866 trat er ais Glerf III ou5 8aufs
GeidGft bon AIeranoer 9rolpn &
Sobn ein. Sein Gnfel @nt. Gro
bom par GDeiIba6er 6ciieIben. Sedb3
Sabre IpGter lultroe aud &r. 9ow.
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ucr Der 0ircftoreu Der oWerdont@'
NotionoI.9onf." ser nGutoiu.S Spar
@onf" uno Der .@obItbdti9feitS.O Or.
goniiationSs 8eIelifoft," lonie Grtt.
itee Der nSobus Soptins' llniperii-
rat" uno Der Neutrality-suspicious.
idcn ct. RouIS'airfe. Yer 8eritors
bcnc bittCrIdBt feline 8ittpe, eiucu
Sobn uno 5tuet I6bter. Die Beer
oiguutg miro bon ser @obnung scr
5omilie, gtr. tt06, Ntor0.GburleSItr..
aus itottfinoen. Coroner Sopoen be-
iid)tigte Die 2eide ,rnb entldieo, ooB
Elm SnQueIt iiberiliiiIi9 lei, ga obue
3lpeifeI Elm SdIoqonfoa Die Tooe8-
uriohe tpnr.
Gin 8ionOs Recital III Dem
tleinen Saale Der n2pric.Saue" Fin-
oct bel,te, Montag. 4beuo Itott. Sri.
0tinnie 8Iein miro babel folgenoeS
Rrogramm CUR 9ltrdiitbrurg britt
gen: nFreluoe mo Goccuta" pom 9.
2odner; nSonate, Sp. "" bon See.
tbopen; oMonoo Gopprieioio. Op. ii"
bon Menoelsiobu; o1reluoe, Op.2S,"
oMaSurta 0p. SO" mo aSder3o"
non Chopin; " la 8ien.glimee" BON
6. Shutt; ySher5o. Gp. 10" BON e.
Sutheion; oNahtltiid, Op. %" BON
S6umamn uno nRolonoile in e" bon
2iSjt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14

6. Sage bon Nr. t7t6. GIt.RaOiion.
StraBe, brohte Sen Mann mie6er 3u
iit, Sobaun tDuroe oerielbe in eire
nRoere 3eue eebratt, urb man ent.
fernte die &Ietburgsitiite, nelte
6o3ll hdtten oienen t0nnen, cinen
3lpeiteu GeIbItmor6perlud 3u for.
bern. 3eptne idien aber felt anti
ieinelH ehemaItgen @oriabe 5u be.
barren. gr 5errtB iein llntcrbemo in
Streiien uno mar ioeben NIT ben
@orbereitrngeu fir Ben SeIbitmoro
periud CIR. 3 bciddftigt, ais Der
ShIicBer i'm mieocr ertpiid)te. Qa'
raufbin legtc man ibm nit ben 9dH'
ben oltf Dem Riiden SanoihelIen on,
uno III btcicm 3uitnnoe blteb er, bis
er INN 3 llbr geItern Hadyntittag benz
Squirc Scpltnger 5ittn 3lpeiten Wtote
~borgefiibrt mnr6e. Tie3nlal itrafte
i'm ser 4oIi5eiridter INN So ulo So-
item. Gr 5ablte llno 0ing bon 6ana
men, nndbem er ertldrt bate, er be.
0oucre, ole SeIbItmoroperIud)e be.
9angen 5r baben. gr logte ferner.
or bate geiteru NIT einem WtGohen
aus 9biIooelpbio getrout perocn
ioUcn ole i'm am Nahmittag in
baltimore trcfien ioIlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14
(gltS BEN ~Gsflrtgeu gGouutaGSsG orrefpou6cnt1 }
GanitGts.S criGt.

8citor6cn 100 1890 gcboren so.
Sdmin0fud5t. 2un9enertaiiu.
Dung uno @rigbt'ide Rierclls
fronfbeit foroeru Die oroBtcn
Spfer.
Rot benz 9eridte Dee 8eiuno.
belts GommiHGrs Or. SaS. 9o5Icp
crei9neten iid in ser periIoiieneugSo'
DIE 1893 So6esi1le in Baltimore, ge.
gen 100 in 1908. 1863 III 1902 uno
100 in 1901. Die SterblitfeitSrate
betrug 1888 pro 1000 oer8eIammt.
bcb0lferung, 1888 fir Die 8ciBen
uno 1852 fir Ole Reger. Son ben
&crItorbenen iparen Al I'M auslonoe
geboren, AZ paren Reaer. SIM Ban.
Siem e Nipl itarben 5, in SoipitaIern
"a un6 i'll ouoeren Snitituten 6 Ser.
iouen; % Silqucite muroen gebalten.
Als geborer lpilroen SO neiBe uno
ii NeBerfinber gemeIoet. Die baupt.
iadJlidJiten &obeSurIafen iuaren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14
Seiratbs.2 icensen.

Die foIgenoen Seirotbs g 2iceaaen
tpuroen eeitern bonn aftllar oes Com.
mon 8leas-@ eridts olsgeitelt:
gbrabam snnoer, %, Scr. 275,
goititraBe, uno Nettie Gaplan, 20.
Soiepb q. Sneeringer, 26, uno
Darn W. De Zone, 26, 9eioe bon
Sarrisburg, 3d.; applifont $. sc.
8riffitb, Nr. 1909, U~tcGuQobItr.
5ranf 6. @ibion. 81, Scr. 1856,
Gin . apenue, lno Cora 9. ReebIing,
SO.
George ae1er, 25. uno Wario gre.
tbubal, 81; applifant Geo. Giitlcr,
9r. 400, SubertitraBe.
Sulid Peter, %, uno SuIano
Wanberg, "a; applitant Senrp@re.
be, Ser. 140t, GlenentItraBe.
Sarrp 6. Miaer, 26, 8oibinaton,
8. G., unb emma 6. Gang, "a; glp.
pltfont Sobn 8reper, 0r. POI, 0oro.
SdroeoeritroBe.
Cabin 6. Worris, %, Nr. 40,
Grub aoenue, uno Gebefa Gram.
FORD, %.
Geo. .. Stone, D, uno 2ulo g.
Wilion, %; applifant Senrp aaib,
Nr. 1906, 8~ougbitrobe.
George 8oumper, 81, uno alice
gortner, %; applifont NeifoeI Gar.
Innn. Nr LIS 9n4int,Etr
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Cans Dem a~eftriaen .Sonntaas.G orre|pouSest")
Selbimorouerind ant !Spdjseitstase,

Sobn v. 8ebine besebt in Der noro.
oitliden RoIi5eiItotion 3pei
Selbitmor6ueriuhe = Soute &C.
itern cine gbilabelpbierin beira.
then. ,i,tt , ''
3pei Selbitmoropcrild)e am Sod.
5eitsto9e be9in9 Somitog Der "a.
jdbrige S. q. Gepine, Elm Wioifinen'
3eif)ner ans philadelphia, i'll Der
norooltlihen 9oli5eiitotion, uno MIR
ourd) Die aufmerfionlfeit oeS Shlie
Bers Gubl uurbe iein ~erlter 8eriuf,
it'd aus Der @elt 81 idoffen, perbin.
bert. DEFINE lpliroe am letter. Con-
.ieritog abeno megen 3runfenhcit
nerbaftet unb am 5reitaa Rorgen
bon Sqiiire s. 9. Geplineer fretgs'
ldiien, @egen 4 ltbr Wodmittag3
tpiiroe err tpie6erum unter ser glet'
fen ACKNOWLEDGING in Die Yoli5clItd'
ton 9ebradt uno fam in oieielbe
3e1e, nelde er AM Worgen inne
Datte. giion cine babe Stun6e ip1.
fer maf)te Der SdlieBer Rubl ieina
8unoe burf ben 3eGenrnum mo
fono geoine all ieiner SaIsbinoe an
einem Guerbalfen feitler 3eIIe auf.
9ebanat. Mie es ifeint, bate iif)
Gepine auf Ole 9anf in Der 3ele o.
iteat uno mar oann abgeiprungen.
@ore er nift re6t5eitie entbedt tpor.
ben. 10 bate er iein 3ieI erreift. Der
SflieBer id,nitt i'm ob, uuo Or. q.
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@mil Sa6nit, gupalt.
VT. 20, Gtts2eriHatonsS traBe.
'SsrtsSOass sranosiaeirsisn Gissntbnms


lperthuohen grauo5insfreien GigentbHms
VT. 1854, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4sdft ether SerfiauHg oe5 areisaerihtS 9lr. Q
Der Stubt Baltimore tutro Der unterseibuete
9ruitee am WlittD0dJ, ben 10. Ronember 1904,
Na6HtittdgS 4 ubr, oo5 aCfnmmie nadbfoIgeuo
bei6riebene uno In Der Staot Baltimore belle
gene drunb5tusirete @runpeigenthum an Srt
uHo 6teIIe duf 6ffeHtlther sluftion berfaufeu:
8eeiuneno al Der SitopeitieiIe Ser Renufulbas
ntn'gloenle am @tlopuuite oer erIten GiHte bes
8riinoes, Der bon Subn Garrere uIto @noereH
an Siaat 9oot ourh oom so. 9lprii 1910 odtis
renoe urfuttoe nbeTtra9en iuuroe, uHh Damn liios
iueitlt9 ourh Die Wittte ctner 5tetoeipuno ii6
eritredeno uno III %berlelbeu Athtune fortfabreto
100 SUB biS 5u elmer 10 6uB breiten QIueo;
oanH iloottlta, parallel nit BeHnibIpanta,9l oe.
nno an bei11te Nle0 a%ren3sn6, nit Dem Rehte
oeS eeTHeiHidaftliHen 8ebrauhS SErielbeu. Is
Gub, oaHn Horo3ftlih uno olrt Die mttie Der
GbetoepatIe i'm 8an5en ~uneefdhr 100 f5ub bis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uro Damn ~noroneitIih,
all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e%ten3eHo, IS SUB bis
alirt NHtaHeepuufte. BruubStnsfrei. Mlt es
Hent 30 etttSdtaeH h~bISerneH WebdHbe bebaut.
BerfnntssSeotHaunGet: Gin 1rittei gaar, Der
&eit nab 6 uro 10 Wlonnten In gIethen Betrd.
gen. ODER NIcS 9aar naG NeIteben oeS Stan,
terS, oits3dblunaen. rucnn foIhe borb1nbeu,
iino bonn Gage heS 9erfnufS an 3infen uuter.
porfen II. ntlien sur 8ufrieoenbeit oes 8eripdIr
tiers ttber getteut ieiu. Steueru uHb WafTer.
Itletbe tpetoen bic 5uT 8eridufstage bertfttat.
Gin GepoftuM bon $40 lpiro bonn aduier Der,
IaHgt.
Gbmuub 9ubuik, gertpaIter.
yattilGu l. 8abau,
N3i0.1417.19, 2D Gufiionatorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14
Mn nelten Gy0llen bon anitefen0cn

Sic n8erctntgte 8dder.
@eieIli6oit" belt am SomItng
9lbeno in Srn. &. 9orit's Salc, Rr.
AIS. neutrality-suspicious., ibre bier.
~tcli1brlid)e 8eneralneriamrnlung ab.
Der 0rdiiocnt Sobn SdulB fiibrte
6en &orliB uno Nr, Carl anopp
fun9irtc dis Brotofoafiibrer. GO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fir ocn1onf.
ia~gungsboq ~getroifen nno folqenoc
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omtcnpobl 9enlad,t: Sir RrGiibent
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fir 8ice'Brdlioent Gonrao genner.
uno Sofob Werte1; fir Sdotmeiiter
= Nifolous Sude uno Sobn Fripp;
fir SefretGr - Charles Snoopy un0
guil aiebelpitter; 5inon5sGomite 1883
Soel Stern, Gbas. s. 9erler, 8eorac
9oQner. Gbas. GnqeIbofI un6 2onlS
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aranf6eit III eiren 3uitdno Der We.
lanfotie beriebt, nabm Jrcitng frilb
ole q Sabre oltc Mannic SilifeI
in ibrer 4obuitne, SIT. 1906, RorS.
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at iid,, an oeren 6olgen lie balo oa.
ruuf Itorb. Coroner Gr. GarutberS
belt cine llntrrithnag ab uno emf.
id)ieo, Dab ein SnNueit unnotbig iei
oo obne 3iueifel Elm SeIbitmoro Dor.
lag. Nm 8reitag Wor9en itano oas
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uno if)ien iebr nieoergeihlogen st
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lire Wutter bic Sfmer3ensrufe oes
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ouf benz Gubbooen. Gin ar3t uuroe
berbeIgcbolt, uno bieier that
9eite8, bas Mabhen au retten,
bod io9 er bolo Elm. baB es nid)t ge.
lueroe. lie Yoli5ei oes moro.
2iltriftes luuroe ieood crit
Worgen bon Der 8erspeii.
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ti9t. 5rl. Sinfel NOR id,on lett Den
lebten stpei Sabren letoen6.
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Vripat.g iireou in bent gauf,
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Ibfabrtsta9e Der 9ampfcr ton
RemsYurt.

Dontpfer 0Bnnuouia" on 10.
Roo. nod ReapeI uno 8enlta.
Iompfer nRbonicio" am 10. Nop.
naf 9teapel uno @euuo.
0ampfer .Sceanic" am 16. 9fop.
mad 2iUerpool.
gompfer ROTTERDAM" am IS.
9loo. nab Gotteroam.
Gompfer .Soroegno" am t6. $50.
bember noh Neopel uno @enuo.
8ampfer ga 2%orroine" am II.
Rop. mad $apre.
Gampfer y2durentian" am II.
Nob. tad Glasgow.
Sampler .Sum6urg" anl 10. gto.
oenntber mad Sambura.
Dampier aGoIumbia" om 10. go.
pember nad @%lasgop.
Tampfer .SSlano" om 10. 0oo.
naf aopenbogen.
8ampfer v8aoerlano" ON 10.
Roo. mad Gntluerpen.
9ompfer .Dfenominee" am -.
Noo. mad Sottoon.
0ampfer .Soben3oIIern" am 10.
Hoo. nad Neapel unb @enuo.
Gampfer .Siicauia" oul 10. Roo.
uad) 2ioerpooI.
0ampfer sHefp.gort" am $4,000.
mad Soutbampton.
9ainpfer .aaiier 8ilbelm" am
%. Rop. nah Bremen.
9ampfer Oscar Der 3iueite" am
%. Rop. tloh &openbogen.
Gampfer oMaieittc" aln %. @op.
itoh SioerpooI.
Gampfet s&pnoanl" am %. Nop.
mad Rotteroom.
GoiHpfer YNoro:amerifa" ON %.
Top. nad Neopel unh 8euio.
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"a, Nop. mad Reapcl uno 8cnua.
0ompfer ga 8ascogne" am "a.
Nop. nad) Sabre.
Gampfer hilbert" am 90. Nop.
nad Neapel uno @enua.
3ompfer .ltmbria" am 26. Roo.
nod 2iberpool.
3ontpfer st. Buul" am 26. Gop.
nob Soutbampton.
gampfer .Minnetonfa" an 26.
Rob. mad 2onoon.
Gompfer Pretoria" am 26. Iop.
nod Gooer.
Gampier n8roonlono aln 26.9top.
mad Intluerpen.
9ampfer sGalabria" an 26. Rop.
noh NeapeI.
Inmpfer aWfain" am 80. Nop.
nod BREMEN.
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l,ad, Reopel uno 8enuo.
1rsssd die 1OsS Sort. Ole In !mmsI Gsssnh RaS
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Gin pro6oteS Mittel. -
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y9onfe. 4bio!" - arauie (orei Su-
ge ip1ter): g9ta, Sful3e. Sic boben
mir ober einen giiten Ratb ee9eben
ipegen meires fronfen 5unoes!" -
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or lit an Dem SerpentinoI geItorben. /"
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