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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
TERRITORIAL FUNDS
FROM VARIOUS coUrNY TREAs.
URERs RECEIVED Az CAPITAL
CITY.

Tho following public funds tav1
been received ty Territorial Treas.
Uror 10 Vaughn
EuEonio Romero treasurer and col.
Ioct0r OF San Miguel county taxes
for 1902 500 1909 t5571. 1904
gIgG79
y a Hubbcli treasurer and col
loct1r Of BernalIllu county taxes for
1908. ts36t. 1904 fg53If
John q spoar treasurer aud c1.
loctor OF Mckinley county taxes Or
1908. ts3G62
Ilermano q Hari treasurer and
collector 0r s0rorr0 county 'atos flr
1902 $3.50. 1908 tlitos 1904
gi083f
Ramon sanchez treasurer and c1.
l,ctor 81 Santa d. county taKos for
1903 U1se 1909 tls0s1. 1904
$3.50
George q Pace treasurer aud cob
Ipct0f of C1'faK county taxes f1r
1903. 8tttft. 1904. t6t8Aa
VIII a. BARNES secretary cattle
aaniny board cattle indemnity tni
o. 600
U ID mr#um superintendent of
Npw Noxico pCn.t.n'Iary cnnvic.s
earnings. t8iito
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

sduH BEND, Iud. Nov %. Mayors
and other officials uf leading o.tca OF
.hr state are gathered hero nr tho
annual meeting of trr Municipal
League OFF Indiana The sessions Will
continue several days and promise tu
nD fuI off interest Among other
hIueH tHp 'UlrnD win uEn stops
looking .o th' repeal ur revision of
ihr metropolitan police law OF tuo
next sD.sIu UI fhU Legislature
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

The largest dam boo the State of
Colorado iE being constructed Tor the
Cascade reservoir boz the San Juan
country The wall will be- sos feet
iu height and the water stored viii
reach depth OF 1909 feet The dam
win store 3.O7l .OOO goo cubic feet OF
water or 5O0O00oOO feet less than
the famous Cheesman dam which
stores nonyers water supply
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

West Point IS S. Sow Ia 600 fHp
chaps, 1f tbe military academy nH
afternoon NIss Gertrude WurfurI
Ni'. daughter uf Hrg Cen. hlUou O..
NiI and Nr. Mills became the
hr.d, uf IW.uW EmU o. Iauron.
a. IS g. Thu wedding ,ornmuuy was
attended uy % number of prominent
arm Officers and their families
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
pIed on Train.


Special 90 Tho Citizen.
san Marclal N. ~. Nov l5-Thom.
as r. Seals. a brakeman on a south.
bound freight early this morning met
with a serious accident at Upham. the
nrst station north Of RIncon, by fall.
ing under the engine and getting ho,h
logs cut on above the knees and one
arm above the elbow, while trying to-
run ahead and throw a switch lead.
Ing BOO 20 the R.ncon yards This
switch ls set upon a temporary crib.
bling and shore being but very small
space 90 run ON ahead of tuo fast
moving train. being at the foot of the
Grlma h.ll and nari to hold down
Seals was put ON No. l4 FOO be taken
TO- the Las Vegas hospital, but died az
Ia Ioya while cn route. lie was con
.e.uus To- che end Seals bore O Food
repu,a ion here and has many friends
t0 mourn h.s uniimely death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
BRAKEMAN KILLED
rHoM.3 SEALS RUN OVER BY A
SANTA FE TRAIN


Special TO The Citizen
R.ncon, ~ 81. Nov "a distress
ing accident occurred at Upham sta.
iion last night Thomas Seals. "a
brakeman 0u southbouud freight
out Of Albuquerque. ran ln from, Of
an engine 90 throw the swltca To
slipped aud fell and before be- could
SGT out OF danger tine engine ran over
him. cutting on both legs above the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

q. l.. Rice proprietor OF the Globe
store. located az the corner Of silver
avenue and Second street has an.
nounced hts removal 100 the near fu'
cure 10 ems West Gold avenue Mr.
Rice says that be- nnds that ho needs
more store room 90 accommodate a
growing trade Mr. Rice Is NOR
chant that believes that advertising
pays
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

knees and one arm above the elbow.
The injured man was put on a
northbound passenger train and TAX
ou to albuquerque thia morning.
AZ San Marcia a doctor accompa-
MED the injured man. lie viii die.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

lFr1m Tuesdays Daily CuHoul
Mrs w r. strain. wife of brakeman
strain. has suffered o. relapse OF the
grip and is quite 900
DR. w % McCrory prpmIaont
physician of san MarC.aI was on Al
buqucrpuo visitor this morning
w. % Cobbs. the brokerage agent
viii leave this evening Tor Phoenix
Arizona. whore he expects to locate
" Dyo an cmployo of the Amer
lean Lumber company returned yes.
torda. from q husir. trip tu Texas
The busy housekoopor Will nnd
many long needed articles iu Mrs
Calrs utility booth at the prosby
terrain bazaar
The canvas of the yotDs of Borna
milo county have not been completed
as y.I hut 90 is expected that % viii
Dee completed today
Miss Jeanette Walton. daughter OF
Mr. and Mr. w. = Walton. who has
been quite 100 the past week. is rc.
ported conyalosg.uE.
Mn slprtzs fancy work booth az
the Presbyterian bazaar viii have ore
.of the prottiost displays of fancy
work ever seen Ion this city
FulrpuCI0 saudUyal. postmaster at
Cuba. n NJ. ls ice tho city visiting his
brother Frank sandoyal uf The
CltzouH mechanical department
James English and William Burt
electricians recently of Colorado
SPRINGS. have Joined the mechanical
force of tho Navajo Electric company
Hon VI r. Romero and wife and
son. Horace Otcro and daughter Mrs
= c. Nolan anticipate leaving tomor
row uorniug on train No for a
visit go me worlds fair GO 50 Louis.
o. VI Risboo resident engineer for
the Santa Fc covering the New Mes
leo and Rio Orundo division. is in the
city on business ilIs headquarters
are at Ia lunta
Ralph iIalloran the successful I'm
surance manager. is hero from Can
fornla. visiting with his daughter.
Mrs o n Marion and greeting hun.
drods Of old friends
Yesterday tho adopted child Of Isl
dro sandoval. aged i2 years, died ~
heart disease The funeral occurre,
TO-DAY al o'clock 40 the old town
Iltormout In Santa barbara cemetery
The members Of tho Texas Steer
company. which gives a performance
81 the Elks' Opera house tonight. will
bee guests Of the local Eagles after the
show a. "a reception and bali given ~
| Elks hall
g. X Durbln and ~ s uiH. ~
hcials of the Albuquerque Gas. Ele0
trc Light a Power company. are
Registered at the Alyarado They rc
side ht Denver and arrived from that
place last night
Barelas extension uf the street rail
way ls progressing rapidly The
Southwestern Electric A Construction
/ co have che contrast Tor the job
Cars will bp running over tho CKien
sion within ten days
Special communication uf Temple
Lodge No. g. a. r and A g. this
evening at 1880 Work Iu % A do
gree Visiting brethren cordially Boz
vued Hy order of thc w N Robert
! Abraham secretary
The whitney company wHulcBhI,
and retail hardware merchants. have
presented the ladies Ala society oI
tho Lead Avenue Methodist church
/ with very fine range. which has
been SET up In their kitchen in ths
church
The ladies Aid society uf the rad
Avenue Methodist church rendered a
very pleasant reception last uight al
tho odd Fellows hall to their urW
pastor Rev Wilbur F1akc ycp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
AMONG THE ATHLETES
TWO GOOD GAMES or FOOTBALL
FoR ALBUouERouE-AT THE
GYM


tFr1m ruc1doys Daily Ci.zDul
Fuotball enthusiasts are assured OF
one good exhibition of the game this
season and possibly two. Tho game
Tor THANKSGIVING day is assured a
hot one The eleven from the New
Mexico Agricultural and Mechanic
Arts college. 1f MpsiIa Park has not
Nu,n defeated tbls season 10 IH au
organization OF years standing and
holds tho intercollegiate cup of the
territory given hy Goo ~ Leonard.
ln preparation for This game Coach
Montgomery s giving tho a a A's
SOME good hard knocks every oven
ug 90 the Armory Tho boys are
exercising for wind and signal prac
lice ls not being sighted Saturdays
game showed up a TOW ~ the weak
ones and those will probably hD re-
placed with better material.
The las Vegas game ia as yet an
uncertain quality Christmas was the
day set. and Il "a only a little over a
month AWAY and nothing definite has
been done las Vegas football on.
thusiasm seems to hay, cooled
Instructor Fred Goldsmith of the
gymnasium Is making q good show
'ur with hIa uovicos. Hts sparrIug
class has increased materially and b.
looks as though some right lively
times would develop among hts stu.
donts The puraphornalla Of tho old
gymnasium which occupied Che
rooms over the Albuquerque Hard.
ware company's store has been pur
chased hy Captain Ruppo and has
bocn moved tO tho new quarters Zoe
rho ElFs Opera house building This
completes the equipment of me
gym" almost to perfection
Manager Bo'lingcr of the E Paso
Colts has suffered financial setback
as result of the Sunday closing
movement. which was started in the
Pass city last week 70 SEEMS that
tho Colts manager han made arrange.
mDufs with the Tucson Grays Tor O.
game ON Sunday When Sunday came.
the good people Of On paso would MT
allow baseball game 10 bee pulled on
within the precincts 90 the city The
Tucson boys had arrived hut returned
home without even making an effort
90 playing. 800 threatening were the
good citizens El Puso fans are very
much put out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Tho EpWorh ieaFue uf the Lead
Avenue Methodist church all Eve "a
sock social at mo Odd Fellows haIl
tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

A. the colI
weather ap
urmtbea U Is
advisable Iu
frtnFtbru
che system
and fhua tr
fff HaraIr.I
attach uf
ChiIla Coles
or MBiafia
THE UItfr
will uo fHIa
t.
t.| aIftIUII
Insomnia
rroublea Dys
TTF ono h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Tho Unknown lic.u uf Lewis Brown.
and aN Unknown Claimants of Zoo
lorost. BOO DO, hereinafter dcscub.
od real estate adverse fn The plain
~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

10 lbr aDog, uamcd lofrndanl-


To fbr abuv, named defendants
You and each uf you are hereby
notified that chez above named plain
mn hhs begun su.t against you iu the
above styled cause boo The above mon
Honod court praying that b. bo de-.
rIarcd che owner boz fDc simple of and
that Boz title fu certain property
namely lot Eighteen ON Block
Twenty t2nl Uf tnc New Mexico Town
Company Addition tD Albuquerque.
New Mexico. De- uuIotod. and that tho
defendants hu barred and forever es
topped from claiming any right OF
uuo io tbe premises adverse to tlg
plaInun
You are further notified that plain
ills attorneys are W,Millpn ana Ray
uuldH whose postonirp address is
Albuquerque Sew Nryieo. and that
unless you enter your appearance
herein on or before tho 3lst day of
December 1904. Judgment will bv
taken against you hy default
w. b. DAME.
Clerk ~ Said Court
NUU o. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
NOTICE

lu ihp District Cout uf lbo County of
u'ruaH.Io Territory OF Sew NoNco
First National Bank of NInuuurrpu,
NoW Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Colo was Zoo the city several h0ufe
this morning while accompanying a
shipment of lambs from So Johns.
Arizona wh,r. 1r purchased thorn tu
Colorado. where fbey win boz fDd al
MlIh ana corn lWue Che winter and
ut,urI ur lhu spring market Tho
shipment consist. of oIEht ears. CON.
tanning ssuu .hCrp
John Is. Holloway OFF Cincinnati
well known Boo Albuquerque as the
'all sI.eHt tullt young Daatoupr who
o. year ago occupied on utalIds
chair 8t tho AlvlpIo. returned this
morning from sDlOuu at rlarHan
whore De- has boon hunting big game
the past W0nth. and is again q guest
of Iuo AIyBudo Mr. Holloway has
recovered bis health ro much that be-
is now quite stout
W. " b. Royce. manager of tho
Holmes Supply rumpauyH store 40
ialoia. passed through ths city thla
morning 1u hIF Hiy fu Pennsylvania
being called tbthor by the danger
nus Hines of hIs mother During hla
absence Manager Shields. ~ inc
WIuaI0, house. will look after the
business of both tho W.aHlow end
lsIoio houses Mr. Shields ia today
Zoo thD city uu business
An unknown negro came very near
ly hcinr dprgcd to death yesterday
afternoon near tho Santa Fc tracks
Ilo was thrown from his morse and
a8 hc Gem hig foot became outanglcd
'n me stIrrup Tho horse became
frightened. bat fortunately. % was
caught before @ ran away Tho man
face was severely scratched and he
was pretty badly frightened. but not
injured to any considerable degree
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
Indigestion Causes
Cntnrrh of the
Stomach.

For many years u has been supposed that
Catarrh Of tho Stomach caused tod gostion
and dyspepsia but The truth BIS exactly The
opposite Indigestion causes caiarrh. Re
peaisd attacks Of Indigestion irilames the
mucous membranes lining The stomach and
exposes iha nerves Of the stomach, thus oaus-
Ing he glands 70 secrsie murIb instead I;
he Juices Of natural digestion. This la
raftad Catarrh az tha stomach
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
KOdUl Dyspepsia Cure

relieves all inflammation Of tho mucous
msmb, anes lining the stomach. protects The
nerves. and cures bad breath sour n1ings e
sense Of fullnegs after ealing lnd Fssuon.
dyspepsia and al stomach troubles.
KOdol Digests What You Eat
Make che Stomach Sweet
ndffian rnF. Regular r|a ~ "| fHf.rf ~ Nfnea
che triii SIRE uhen .s'H I0r % cents
Prepared by G. g. DsWirr A co.. Chieat'a, o.
rur sale .t u o. hr~rau a. Co. aud
|.uU a. SON
Evening capital., 1904-01-07
success Achieved.

Ali men are horn equal. but some
kecn1na wall.i-,e- ~, nas.atps
Evening capital., 1904-01-07
Personal Z SOCIAL EVENTS.

What is Going on in The Social World
Around YOu-Brief Items Of Gen
eral Interest to You and
Your Friends
Mrs. Austin NJ. knight. wife Of Com
nander knight. U. 5. NJ, is spending a
few day. with friends here
Former Midshipman chafee has been
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Ralph G. WaIling who has been
visiting his parents at Erie. Penn, has
returned.
Miss Matte Mitchell who has been
spending the holidays with her aunt Mrs.
7. 3. Hutchinson. Washington. ID. c.,
mas returned home.
Mr.. Philip ee Goldsborough, of Cam
bridge, internal revenue inspector, at
Baltimore. is registered at Carvel Hall.
Editor John w. Avirett. Of the Cum
6e,Iand Times. was in Annapolis yester-
day and paid the CAPITAL fraternal
visit.
Mr.. Medford Roe. of Queen Anne 5
county. is visiting the family of Mrs. W.
II. Thompson. Church street.
Mr.. Bert T. Wales. of New York. IS
stopping at Carvel Hall.
Mr.. Clifford. s,enographer atthe Naval
Academy. has gone to Philadelphia for
few days.
The Rev. Thomas p Hollaway. pastor
of the College Avenue Baptist Church
and Mrs. hollaway went 10 Baltimore
YESTERDAY to attend the Wedding OF a
ffend. The Rev Mr.. Hollaway perform
ils the ceremony. The pastor Will re-
turn tonight in time to conduct the SER
vices at the Assembly Rooms.
Mrs. Adams. of Bangor, Maine. who
has been spending the holidays with her
son Midshipman Lesser dams. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Elliott and her two daughters. OF
Boston, Mass. are here for the winter.
Mrs. Burse vino has been visiting her
son Midshipman Burse, has returned
home.
Miss Gertie Welch. of West River. is
visiting her brother Mr.. b. Allen WEIGH,
King George street.
Evening capital., 1904-01-07
THREE SPECIAL TOURS TO FLORIDA.
va WashMgton at Nyy Lca0 Rates.

Ha Washinston at Ne,y Loz0 Rates.
JANUARY 70 VIA sEABoARD AIR LINE.
Tickets, including. in addition to
round trip railroad fare, sleeping car
accommodations and meals en- route
Washington to Jacksonville and re-
turn. Returning, leave Jacksonville
February 10.
FEBRUAN 9 VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Tickets including, in addition to
round trip railroad fare, slepeing car
accommodations and meals en- route
Washington to Jacksonville. Return
ing, leave Jacksonville February "a.
MARCH s - VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Tickets including, in addition to
round trip railroad fare, sleeping car
accommodations and meals en- route
Washington to Jacksonville, but not
for the return. Returning, tickets
will be good on any regular train
until May 81, 1904 For detailed in
formation call upon Baltimore 81 Ohio
Ticket Agents. "a mrh
Evening capital., 1904-01-07

The density of population in Berlin
Is about the same as in Rome. Mum
ich affords five times as much room
for each inhabitant as those two
cities, and Cologne twice as much as
Munich.
Evening capital., 1904-01-07
To Cure A Gold In One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money it it fais
to cure. Z W. Groves signature is on
each box. Is cents. o-7-5m.
Evening capital., 1904-01-07
The Voice Of Wisdom.

IF the nose of Cleopatra bad been
wcrld have been changed. Pascal.
Evening capital., 1904-01-07

We have lot of nice dry Pine and
Oak wood. sawed and split. and sawed to
order. Delivered free. ]. B. FLOOD,
Main Street. 79w
Evening capital., 1904-01-07

We have the cheapest "Air Tight
Heaters in the city. which we are sell
ing at cost J. B. FLOOD, Main st. 7o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
miro. 'Geine @iiiion lit cine gebei.
Golpraou's Strifemirren.

Selluribe, Col, 3. @pri(.
Hobert .. Wtelorum, elm &iilfs.S 6e-
riif, melder ieit 9eginn oes @ru6er-
arbetter : Strifes ols @4dter oif
Den Inlagen Der Com 9op @oloMi-
ming So. in Sapoge @oiin, 8 Wei.
fen Don bier, ongeitelt lpar, bat in
einent &oItbauie Der 8ruben = @om-
pognie einen Wann, Nomens Ebii.
lei, erldollen. Sbiijel botte Wel0-
RIM, Ser nit 9noeren in eiltent l3inl.
mcr loB, 3uerit beidimpft nno Damn
tbotIi6 ongegrifielL morouf Welo.
rinl leincn HeDolper 500 uto oeng(n.
gretter oltrd einen S6uB in oen lin.
terletb tootete. Wilt3ioloaten limo
nod Den @ru6cnlperfen u6geianot
luoroen, Inn Wel0rum 3lt Oerboften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04

oie Heoe oes 2oro Gllr5on aus, nGei.
len @ortc mie cine ScralSioroeritng
flingen," mGbrenb or 5uglcif @roB.
britannica bon Observation-Disclosures
ireiipri6t unb crfl1rt, Dab Ole britt
Idle Tcgierlulg in corretter @eiie
NelltrolitGt beobad)tct.
Maltli6e &reiic bctrodten 2oro
Gur5on'S Hcoe nit @leidmutb unb
Gl,Bern iid oabilt, baB Sciiens Stub
lambs feline Soritelrulaen erfolgen
ipcrben. Soipeit sic 5bibet = Grpe.
bition IN @etroft fonntt, lit. Hnb,
LAMBS Soltluno Die beS SlbiportcnS.
Sir ben g(ugcnbIid lit feline Nftion
in Iilsiidt genommcn, mo menn
icbt ir0en0 iuelde Eroteite erbobcn
ipcroenL 70 lpcroen iie bon China,
rlid)t bon Nublolib folnnten.
Ncuer corconi6 der Mini
Iter.
ScouI, 3. gpril. - 9uS Sntts.
nodfolger BON Eof.G6esSu lit
&im-GusSSSin gum coreonil1en Wini.
tier oeS g~usp0rtigen ernonnt NOR
Den. Eof.Gbc.Sm ipor bis Dor
&ir5em coreoniider @eionbter in
China. Che boS Winiitcrirm beS
gu5wdrtigcn &im-an.Sin iibertra.
gen mlirbe, mar es BON Eof.9bc'
Sun, ser nid)t omtiren 5u uollen CT.
flGrte, abgelebnt morocn.
Rad TnlGI It ino.
@cnua, 3. Npril. - Ger Gam.
pier .Nrgulto Iiftoria" bon Der
Somburg : Mnerifo . 2inie trof
geitern nit $50 gmerifonern, nad
Dem III. 2onoe unieripegs, bier Elm.
Mac an Voro beiinocn lih ipobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
Sizes ut Elm Silo bpm Sr. Gomarf
Sod mmc ieiuer sruRcn G%rfinSung,
Der &pd'idcm Snbalirmns.

Or. Gomoro Sod ipriht iid) iebr
5ufricoenitelleno ilber bie Sureaur
Scr noeutid).nnlcrifoniiden Gompags
mic" ipc5iel ilber ooS 9~oltirlorer
Bureau, ans.
Sicle renommirte Ier5te bo6en
bel Dem groBen GrfinOer por9eipro.
d)en 5llr Gclidtigung Ger nelten Ser.
~bciierungen al ieiner mrlnoeruolelt
Griinoung, Ser pri9inalcn &oh'i6en
Snbalirung, Die potentirt lit mnb
meld)e mir bon Der Sod 2lrngells
Sur" in Nr. sol, Noro.gutom. Str,
gebrol6t mcr0en bari.
Die belnertensmertbe Grfinoung
lit, Der ein3igc Nppnrot, meld)er oie
id)luercn beilfrGiti9en Dele un0 Die
&oh'ide .Suberculiuc" in 9Gnlpfe
n%eripanoeln fam, 10 Dob oielelbell
bireft in perOGmpftem 3ultonoe IN oic
2ungen eiugcotbmet merocu fonnen.
Die 9ebanblung qebt bireft in ben
SiB Der &rontbeit. &ein onoerer
Tro5eB fam oieie idmeren Miihun-
gen 10 in 9GnIpie pernonocln, BOB
iie IN oic 2llitrobren eingentblnet
mcrben fonnen, nm Die crfronttcn
Sn~ngengemebe 81 beilen.
Or. Gbipuro Sod lit in ser gan5en
@elt oils Ser Grinder Der &od'ihcn
Slbolirulg, mcld)e S%dminoildt,
Nitbmu, &otorrb unb 9ronhitis I'll.
rirt, betonnt.
Sn ieincn &orleiungen Itellt Or.
Sod m1pcrboblcn sic 8%crliderlulg
mli, Dab picle oui Sdpinbiud)t be.
bonoclte Yoticntcn IN @irfli6feit
MIR al fatorrbnliider SrouditiS, Ell
ner GrfGlting Scr @rlllt, oie bis bins
inter an bic &lmgeu reidt, lei6en,
lno MIR orrh &crnudlolliWlng dro.
mid lperoerL elm trodencr SilIten,
cine leidte &llr5otbmi0fcit, NnSipufs
fen bon S6leim, III Gerbinbuiig init
cinem matter, biniGaigen @efilbl.
Tiiaet Gurc1 Wogen ni6t nit
Webi5inen ollf, Die mebr idaben, mie
niiben. glQe nellen 8crbeiierunger
iino bieien nellelt &od)'ihen Ippn-
roten bin5ugeiiigt. Yatientcn iino
gum @eiud mo 81 einer @elid-
tig,ina eingclaoen, GoniultationL Or.
&od's perlonlid)e Hutbcrtbeiling,
iorgfGltige llnteriuhlng uno Ser
ild)sbebanbhtng obiolilt foltcnloS in
Dem @oltimorer Bureau, Nr. sol,
Iorb.@utaiueS trobe. q. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04

@'arglanS Gbattel 2uan Nluciatiun,
Neue 2otalitGt lit in
2t7, Nurb.Galucrt- Strafe,
pberbalb 2erinstonsS trabe.
unIere neusn @ef6GftsrGume Iiro
nit ben Strabenba9nz2inien si9ter
al erreicben unb ccntraler gelesen.
Dorleben ppn $40 bis $3.50
auf M0bein, pianps etc, obne Gnts
fsrnung berieibcn.
lln5sre Staten iparen lett IL Sabren
INNER bic niebrisiten II. leidteIten in
Der Stabt unb iperben itets 10 bleiben.
IIbert 8lume, t., Setretdr.
Mr. GIT, NorbzSalOert Strabe.
Qgcnt pirb ppripreten uno uniere
Staten ertlGren.
Wb. Sslepbon = Gourtlanb 735.
Nop9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
Mnf sem @eae madj 0clu.Yorf.

ct. Z thomas. 9Gniid @elfn-
bien, 3. april. = General Simine5,
Der friibere YrGiibent bon Sonto
Oomingo nnb 5iibrer Der ~lestenyte.
pollution in bieier Hepublif, trof &c.
tern bon Wonte Gmriiti, Santo 90
mingo, bier Elm.
@eltern Mbeno brad General 81
mine5 nod Eorto Tico ailf, bon wc
er Iih naf New . Yorf begebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
Stride unS Y1rie.

@orceIter, Waii, 8. gpril. =
Cine icbr uferqiiidli6e Sfanoalge.
ibihte ipiclt iid sur 3eit bier ob,
inbem einigc Observation-Disclosures
ser ariitofrotiiden .Gburd Of Gbriit"
an Si9blono StraBe oercn Eoitor,
Ncp. ToIonb u. TiholS, mc9en
Midtbe5abliing ibrer Gonumiiiions'
gebiibren in einer Tetrocum . Spe.
tulotion perflogt baben. Gidter lit.
len darofteriiirtc Die geid1itliden
SronSoftionen beS @ciItlihen ais
pIonnllBigcn 9iebitobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
Grntidcs Irbcits = NadrueiiMnss-
Yiircai,

Nr. 2t9, Siio.S barpItrabe, unter ser
aufiidt Der "9eutiben @eieqibofi."
= 0ieienigen, neld)e beutid)e Sano-
rcrfer, Irbeiter uno 0icnitboten ST
beid1ftigen Wiiniden . poI(en iid)
perionlid ober in franfirten @riefcn
an Den agenten Der 0eieqidaft, 50,
bann 8. Wcper, Ger. 219. Siio.
SborpItrabe, ipenoer, melfer, lnent.
geltlid ausfnnft ertbeilen miro.
Gan2S.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
Sdliifsfartcn $24.50.

Son 9rcnlen nad) Baltimore fiir
Toiiagiere bon llngarn uno Groatien.
5beo. $. 0iencr & 60. Simmer Gr.
3, ia Sit.2erington-, nobe Galpert.
itrabe. Nusl1noiideS @elo. @ediel
uno Greoitbriefe. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04

gu perfaufen in Sit-8 a /.
timore. - Sene prodtieen spei.
lt6digen Sauier an &enpooS.a be.,
oipiiden Sairmol .gpenue II. Sap.
etteltraBe, Elm S%duiergepiert bonn
,Batterion-Yarf." 9ies iinb obl,e
3lueifel Die ON geIten gebolltenSGit.
fer in Baltimore fir bos @el6, ent.
balten iedS 2immer, 9abe3immcr II.
gorrioore, iotuie ole m~obernIten
ginridtllngen, einibIieblid oes
bciten SDitems bon B%llur6irg uno
9%Ib5ugsfanol, Marmor . @craierlln.
gen lno -Srcppe. granoIi.!ide Ger.
race uno p~erbeiiertes S~trobenpila.
iter. @runo5ins $3.50 pro Syobr.
@oDarb S. 0aIIaeber,
GaunleiIter.
Ir. 1858, SIt.@oItimoreItroBe.
(SanlS-)