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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01

Iiir Morulauo mo Sen 9iltrltt
Columbia flares @&cttcr lulO 1rtldc
mcitljMc @jnoc.
Der b6dItc C5crmomctcrItano mar
ST WroO nm I llbr 9tuhmIttdd3.
Ger nicorigitc Ebermomcterltollo
nor ~ WroO nm : llbr Wtoracn2.
W}ittlcrcr &aromctcritouo POS.
Nohinlth HOS NtorQcna.
Ger h6ditc 5tono Der Gcmpcrotlm
mabrcuo Der lcttcn 81 Shnocn in
Sen nohfolQcuocu St0Otcn lpar, ME
loIlt:
Goitport 60, liar; %ortlono, II,
FLAIR; Bolton, IS, tIor; Nlbom H.
FLAIR; 9}cu 9ort, y. tlor; EbiIoocI'
phiu, so, tiur; AtlouticsGitp, 50, tritb;
Gupc W{ou so, triib; @oibin0tom 81,
flor: 9toriolf, So, flor; Charlotte, IS.
flur; @iImingtorL 80, FLAIR; GDorIes
iton, 81, triib; Sopunnob, 81, tlor;
G,odionpiQc, %, flor; &llpitcr, Sc,
flor; seen @eit, IS, flor; Ntlunto, 80.
flor; W}ontgomerp, SO, flor; 9tcu.
Grleona, 81, flur; 8alcltilc %, flor.
@alueIton, IS, flor; Corpus 6lrilti
Sc, flur; Memphis, 90, tlor; Gincin
mott. IS, trilb; Yitt9bwH a. flor
09lpc3o, 60, tlor; Buffalo, 81, flor
Glcucluno, 6l, flor; 0ctroit, 6S, tIor
9llpcnu, 81, flor; W~IorQucttc, 81, fIor
Green 9on 20, flor; Chicago, &c
flar; 0uhtb, O. flor; Ct. Ynul, Is
trii6; ct. 2oui3, Is, rlor; &onia3
Gitu, ~ triib; Omnbo 90, trit6; @lI
ron, y, triib; NiSmord, SO, tIor
g8iQiIton, so, flor; Soprc, 81, flor
ScIcno, &c, flor; Solt &ofc, y, fIor
Icnpcr, 81, Hegcn; @ortbFIottC,S2
triib; GooQc 7G, tIor; NImcriuO, Il
tlor; Sos An9clca, 81, tlur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01

ielmoln un0 2ouia Minter ibrc Sat-
rcabeitrGgc. @ui 9lntrog 0ea Sctrrs
tdr8, meIder Die 2(nrueienoeu our
0en bcuorItcbenbeu S6luB oe9 @cs
idGftsiubres am 81. October dltl-
mcrfiam mudtc, ernouute Der Hru-
ii0cnt i%olQenoe @crren ais 9tontinu=
tionS.Gomitc: i. N. Mcbrenberg, ST,
q. Nc. S6olB, 6cnrp &ermant Nrs
min rSaQer uno 6ront Geinbarot.
Icrner m1trocn Die $3.50. IltgltIt no
Der, q. ". &ern uuo $. @ermoni SIT
Witglieocrn oes &euiiionS = 6omitc'9
scr @eihdft9bii6er %ernonnt. Sn CT
ncr GrcfutipsS ibuna mllroe Scr BE
ihlub qcfoBt, am Sonntag, Den Is.
Gtto6Cr, in ser y8orlpdrt8 = &nIc"
icnen GomitemitgIicoern m0 Ocrcli
Gomcn, melhc om 0Cltti6cn Suar
ibrc Ihatigfeit Der Sode gcmtomti
bobcll, cine MISUNDERSTANDING 81
perunitnltcn. Iic S&. &iri6enboicr.
@oumItorf, &0oer S6olB unO @cb.
rcnberg bo6en bofiir Die Nrron0e.
mentS iibcrnonmcn. Sir Die crfoIG.
rcihc &citlnQ Scr Grfrriiou nod Ct
2olliS unO fir ibrc bcrDorro8erlOcn
@ciItumgen am u0cutihcu Gage"
lpuroc Den $50. Sobn Gjorta, $. IS
Son Seine, aorl ". NJ. SholB, =
W. @cbrenbcrg uno g.. 9olmitorI
ser Can't oc9 &crcin9 ulla9eiprodcn
Die WiitglicOcr oc3GrcfutipsGomitc
Qrotulirtcu 5ltm ShltB Ger Ser
iommllmg ibrcm Go0cGcm @rn s.
@crmoni, SIT iciner &oh5eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
Sin Gnoc nit SdDrcfcn.

Glijobctb &iri6bamL 9cb. StanNcr,
pcrmittclit &orboliGltrc pcr8ii-
tct o]ltfqcfunOcn. Gro8ii6cr Nb-
iNlltB zines bcrpcQtcn @cbcua,
Gruu Gli5abCtb @iridbomh 8cb.
StonQcr, oic g%cidicOcnc @ottiu bon
6rcOcrid &irihbolml, mcl6c nit
Ireoerid ". 8eter5 in 9}r. 1000,
Greet 2lllep, mobntc, bcging acitcrn
Nbcno in ibrer g&obmng Sclbit.
moro, inOem tic cine 0oiia &orbol-
ldltre einnobm. 3miiti0tciten nit
8eters iolcn Die 6rat III Den 600
gctricbcn bobcn. 6rou &irlhbuum
muroc I'M &lrli poriqen &ubreS bon
ibrem 8nttcn TrCOcrif &iridboum
Qeihicoen ulo nit Der Ob6rlt ibrcr
5ruci flcinen &in0cr betroltt. Sun
5Sc6rltar ucrunlnBtr &eterS lie, 81
ibn 5lt 5ie6en un0 lett 2InfonQ Eult
mobntc ouo Euur n'9tr. 1000, Greet.
@lueD. &n lester 3eit ioll Die 6rut
idyucr gctrunfen buben mo itbcr.
holrpt 5icmli6 lucit pom Yfu0c Der
SuacnO ub9eluid)en lein. Plus 0ieler
llriohe tbeiltc Nctcrs ibr Qcitcru nit,
0uB Cr gcOGntC, Oic u1tf Dem 30.
idlog&3ublunQ9plunc gcfouitcn Wt0.
bel an Den Gi0cntbiimer 5uriid5ucrs
ituttcm lpeabolb lie lih nod) cincm
ncucu 0omi5il u1leben m0gc. Gin
&in0. luelde3 Glilubctb &irl6bolml
fiir cine 6rcun0in qroB5ieben loltc,
mltr0c gcltCrn Wtorgen BON 9ctcr5
Ser Willtter 51lritdgebra6t, mo 0os
rob idicn iid) Die 6rut beionocr9 SIT
0r0rnen. 9uS gcitcrn 9lbCn0 nm VI
llbr @ctcr9 ieinc Wobmung bctrut,
fnn0 cr Ole Truu nit Dem 300 rill.
gen0 ouf Dem Yo0cn 0Ca GB5immcra
Dor. Gr CAB Scr 6rult, ais CT erfllbr.
Dob Oieielbc &urbolidllre getruntclt
bate, cineG oiic &uiic 81 trinfcn un0
boltc oonn Or. Moloidmi0t bcrbei,
lucld)cr icOod nid)t mebr I'M StonOc
nor, Ooa 2ebcn Der 6rolt 81 rettcll.
Coroner Or. Otto W}. Reinborot er.
dd)tctc gcltcrn Nbcno nod elmer cin=
%Qcbenocn llntcrilldu1tq cincu SnQrc't
fiIr unn0tbiA mo itcllte eincn olli
ScIbitmoro Iolrtcnocn (o0tcnihcin
olt9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
yTrObiinn" VI II III III.
SUnutug, Den ,, CftObcr.
Infnug 3 ltbr Nadumittags. (215

Gin 0eutihcr SOnntu0
in 4rn. NJ ar. - @cr bGttc uidt
idpn oft ocmiinidt. cinmul cinen
Son1too, nie in I~cutIdlono, per.
leben Al f6nnen! Ncionocr5 bier in
Baltimore, no iid 0cmiiic &cutc
ldlrcdlihc @orIteumlqcn bon ciuem
Deltlden Sonntad mucbcL fcnnt
man ocniclbcn ntr pom 00renio.
acll. lin MN eulmul cincn ioIhen
al pc%runitaltcn, hat Huitor q. ST.
Stcrocr bon Der GrciciniQfeitafir6e
Die ih0uitc, onaenc6mite Belt Oc8
S,obrc5, n0mlih ben Trithbcrbit, ge.
mdblt, uu0 5mar 0o9 mucrgleidlid
romuntii6e 4cn.Nior nit ieiuen
Itol5cn 9crgcn unO Molou1gen.
9}icmonO oltBcr Sen 4oiio9icrcn oe5
0cutiden Grflriiona5ugca miro ON.
loB in Ben.M}or finoen, lulO gcra0c
oieieS acitoltet ben Go0 Co. 0ftober)
5l cineln uu9ihlieBliG Dcutihen. in.
oem feline unliebiumeu Glcmeute
ItGrcn f0nncn. Ser Grturiion35ug
oerlGBt prG5ia SIS Worgcu2 NiQcn.
Station. @ic ca Die broucn 0ctt.
idcn 5lt oQcr Belt gc6oltch iiir 2cib
uno Seclc I'll iorQell, 10 miro oieie
9cben5rc0cl om 8. Sftobcr hodge
boIten. 9ltBer elmer 9crG @reOiQt
bel Scr gnfunit OeS 3u0ra miro Elm
oltsdc,ctducter Woiiruhor, aus
ainoern uno Grluodieucn bcitcbcl1O,
ionic cine Der bclten WfIlitdrfopeQtl
3ltr Seller oeS Cages ~bcjtro9cn. ST.
f~riidunacn oQer 9(rt mcrocn perob.
reidt. Sir Solhc, 0ic teincu
.2unh" mitnebmen molen miro
ollf porbcriue 9eitelluna bel Dem
0oitor &orfcbr fir ben GBiool Qc.
trpficn. R~unorcile 9inetc iino ST
/ Collar fiir %@rmodiere, rcip. SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01

9el'te ais 0cIeaotcn CUR GonOentiOn
Der Sl9o amcrifouii4cr @%ani5ipoIi-
fotelt obreiicn.
Ger 6rci6oS Gommiiiion wuroen
$l2,974 fir Soldrc uno $S738 fir
ai'S9oben qem6brt; Dem ~@ouie Of
5000 S5cBporo fiir }}cgerm0o6en"
3oti5cn
llnter 0en 8ciuderu bci'm 0}opor
Deton0 lid geIteru 05crbiirgermeiiter
Or. iur. @ilms pon Eoien, meIder
aild) W}itg(ieo 0ca prcuBiiden Ser
reltbolllcS lit. Gr bcrciit Die Ser.
Stooten, Inn Die Dieiiacn mmi3ipa-
len @cr6GItniIie ST iutOiren. 9r.
@rborO bon &noblodl ein9oltimorer,
ltellte i'm 0em Wouor Dor.
Die 6inon5 = @c5oroe bielt geitern
cine Sibrm0~ crhiclt Don Der Sou
tinentol 1rlrlt So" 100000 pom
9o6nfon0 uno fiinoiatc ic 100000
BON Ser oSntcrnotiouol Grltit Co."
Der o0rittcu 9tatiouulbont" uno Der
oGentrol GrltIt g." in 30 Goaen
3ublbur.
Wtopor Gimont5 acCcptirtc GeItcrn
cine @inlo0lu1u 3tr Gr0ifmUg 0c@
nelten SEPARATIONS @cbdltoc5 oc@
oSobnS @opfin8' Noipttul9."
Der critic Gatba}pci8 miro lid)
5ellte &ormittog inn RotbbolJlc per-
lanmclm nm &orbercitm8cn SIT
trcffen fir Die 3bciulobmc an Der
bcltte Nohmittug S llDr itottiinoen-
Den @ccroiQma oc2 ucrItorbenell
Observation-Disclosures Or. }lrtbur Is.
8otiou Don 0er q. g3arO.
Die @eri6cSqcbGuOc Gommiiiion
miro bclrtc &ormittoQ cine SiBun1
baltcn lInO 0c1 8crjht Oca Spc}iol.
Gomitc'9 iiber ocn 3ultouO Der
@pp9ocdcn I'M @criHt9acbGuOe N
Gmpinng nebmcn. BUR ieIbcn 3eii
miro @e6auoe = &nipettor Freitor
einen 9eri6t cinrcidcu iIbcr Die llr
iodell OeS i6~oobaitcu 3ltitNn0e9 Oel
8ppSoecen.
Wtapor 3imoula modtc gclterl
Die @rlou6niB fir Sen @etrieb oeI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al Der Sd
BON Yrutt. ulO GomncrccltruBc riId
01nQi9. GS lpor mrr cine tempordr.
G~rloubuiB ltno Die 9iubburn bcidmc
rem Iif ii6er 0en Staub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
Sbcc. nnb Saffec Siebe bcnte frct.
Is. .. &cnnD So.
Sbee. &offee, 3uder.
10 2q0en in Baltimore. (2l0)
yIcnnipluania Giienbabn."
ScIte Hpute md, bergSeltan sStellunG.

Die .Genniplpania Gtlenbobn,
Sic M1tIter. giienbubn bon -Nntertfn,
bietet Sen umfongreiditen 3ugoienlt
uad ser misunderstanding, einldlleB-
lid oes st. 9ouis 2imiteo," Oes oln
poutommenlten ou~sgeItottetcn 3ltgeS
5niiden benz Often unO Der MeItollSs
Itcaungsltoot. Sein @rtra-8 ohrgelO
nud) ct. 9ouis. Sprcdt nit lidet-
Ngenten. (27o,I9,S1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
@iaigc 9iciie nadJ Scntidlnnb.

Sdiffsfarten folten iebt MIR 500
fir 3nii6enoed8farten bon 9aIti-
more nab Bremen. @egen meiterer
g(usflmft menoe mon iid) an S6co.
S. 9icncr & 8 o., ia Sit.2cr.
ineton.S Ctr. 3immer Nr. 3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01

*** Ger Noro Bono Strubcn Sn1s
mcrn0brenOen 8urs uno Spur-Ners
elm 95r. I hGlt am ndbiten Mittruod)
in 8crbaro Rcn5'a Soue, Sil0oltcdc
pom Bono. llltO WtcGloerrp . StroBc,
ieine %. SSobrcapcriunmllnn0 nno
8comtenmobl ob. Gic Wiitglie0er
loutcn 5l Dieicr iilberncn Sllbclpers
lommlrulg 3ablreid eriheincn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
Gamitaa. nnb Sunmtag.Grfuriiunru

nof @oibington 1926 orf Der
yGelmiplpnnio 9obn." 9iacte linb
fir bic &iidfabrt bis SonntaU
glbeno giiltig. @ae 3iige, ocn
oGonereilionol 2imiteo" altSgeiom
men. G6r&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
Scrnbaeicbte Gaiiitenprciic

bon Baltimore mad Bremen nit
r9orooeutiden 2lopo" 9ampfern
$31, nit 0ompfernu Moin," DNGcin"
un6 ,Ncdor" $33. Sbeooor $.
0iencr&Go. o., ia OIt.2crin0ton'
Slrobt. 3immcr Nr. 3. (237-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01

0ic IreiitcIGc fir Sin9rm'
tcrrid)t I'M o&cobooD . GonierpotO.
rilm lit an Srn. Nobcrt &. Sti0.
man, cincm 9oritouiitcn, crtbcilt
mor0Cn.
8crionoI. Noti5cn. Or.
@iImS, 9iirQcrmciitcr bon PoielL
Der ais elmer Der NrciSrihter in ser
Notwithstanding in ct. &ouis Jun,
girtc, bdIt iit sur Belt bel 6reunoen
@ru. lutO 6rou Grbur0 BON &nob-
LODI. 9tr. 9O1 9}oro GoIoert 3 Str,
oui. Gr miro am 3. Ottober bic
@ejmrciic non 9}cp 9orf aus an.
trctcn.
@roi. MiIbeIm Oihuolo, 0ircttor
Oe3 dcmiiden @uborotorilmla Ser
2cipIiAcr llnioeriitdt lit oltf Scr
Seinlrciic bon ct. Sollio III @oIti.
more cirQctroiien mo im@otcl Stoi
ioro obgcitic9en.
Eroi, Otto Gonnbcim bon ser Sci
oeIbcr9cr lluiperiitt, ser felt eiui0cn
Guacn IN ser Staot mCilte, lit nod
9ieu . Yort meitergcrciit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
Snlias Sebbel, beutider Ibotograpb,
321 N..8 StraRe.
3a6iuetbiloer MIR ST. bro Sutcnb.

Ssn emaiairten opolen 8ilbern iino
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fiinItIeriid poIenoete Gopien aItei
@iloer In grapon, @aiieriarben. Gel
uilo YoItel cine Spc5ialitat.
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r2aGur 8 2pecnm 9aac."
Sic ncn bcforiric SalIc ut tMr
8Glc nnO Observation-Disclosures oil'
Iia ia Mrmictbcn. 3n crirascn BERN
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StGrfnna nn0 WclnnNhcit

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-14
ORE AT BRADFORD.
President Dwight Received News That Copper Had Been Struck at
 100 Feet

4 teIegraphic communication receiv- cd il Bisbee yesterday afternoon from the Bradford Development company, whose property is located near Tue son. gives the informtion that copper had been struck in the morning in the shaft al g depth of about 100 feet. The welcome message was received by F. L. Dwight, of this city, who is presi- dent of the company. The extent of the find was not 6ivulged in the tele- gram. but Mr. Dwight firmly believes that the disclosure made is of great importance. as the management al the mine would not have sent the news unless il was meant to be highly en- couragng.
 The Bradford property consists of th;rty-cne claims in the Helvetia and Empire mining district, Pima county. The company is capitalized with less shares, probably, than any other de ! veIOpment company in the territory. | Fifty thousand dollars is the amount | Of capital stock, divided into 5000 i snarSs. Only One-hfth of this amount is on the market. the remainder being held by the original purchasers of the 1 property.
 The company was organized last October, and shortly afterward com
 Denced work on the lands acquired
 From the start the shaft was sunk
 through a formation of schist. but
 recently the miners got into lime. and
 then a change of the most favorable
 nature took place until yesterday ths copper ore was exposed at the bot
 tom. Mir. Dwight expressed himself as being quite confioen that the prop erty will net it's owners excellent re
 turns for their investments. as th'
 claims are splendidly located.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-14

sppertaining 10 capital and labor, and upon the organization of the National Civic Federation became its president. In 1901 he became a member of the permanent board 10 settle labor dis puteg.
 He is m organizer of undoubte1 and unlimited capacity, tireless worker, and later became one of the most energetic campaign speakers upon the stump. MT. Hanna is a very large employer of men. having in the neighborbood of 1000 men upon his pay rools. and it is said of him that he never had labor dispute with his own employees. The world would feel the loss of MT Hanna in a busi- ness way. and members of all political parties will join in the universal sor- TOW of his illness. for when all is said, 10 matter to what political party a man may belong, the world admires Q fearless fighter, fair fee, and a loyal man-these Marcus A. Hanna is.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-14
THE LIFE OF MARCUS A. HANNA.

Almost has death stepped into the arena of public life and placed his wan finger upon a shining mark. But "a few days ago, straight, erect the example of physical manhood
 stood before the light of public eye and opinion, one of the most remark able men of modern times Like the shooting star, from among 1he myriad Of twinkling orbs, there suddenly shot across the horizon of the political world Marcus Alonzo Hanna, and as sumed fixed place in the scope of statesmanship, which has attracted the attention of the nation.
 Marcus Alonzo Hanna was born in Lisbon, Colombia county. in the State Of Ohio. of Scotch-Irish parentage. h 1852 he removed with his father to Cleveland, where the elder Hanna embarked in the grocery business, Marcus A. attending the public schools, where he received his early education. and began a course in the Western University, which was inter rupted by the failing health of nrs father. MT. Hanna. the elder died ten years after the removal Of the family to Cleveland, and Mark sue ceeded him in the business, which he conducted with success until ISs7
 when he formed a partnership with his father-in-law, Daniel P. Rhodes, the firm dealing in coal. iron ore and pig iron, and under the management of young Hanna the scope of the bcsi- ness was extended so that in a few years the business included coal and iron mines, and a line of lake steam ships, built in the firms own ship yards. Ten years from this date The firnt name was changed from the old to NJ. A Hanna & O., and Hanna be came the controlling partner. but his activities led him into theatrical eu terprises, street railways, banking ar.t railroading. At length he turned nj. attention to politics, gradually turnin, his attention from the ward to city State. and finally National politics In 1884 he was a delegate to the Ns tional Republican convention, and il 1888 was there again and managed ths Sherman campaign. It was in lSe6 however, that he developed into on, of the greatest political managers thi, country has ever known, from tb, part he took in the nomination 0 William Mckinley for president. In mediately after the convention he be came the Chairman of the Nationa Republican Committee, and conducte' the campaign upon the same basis tha he had conducted his business inter ests. and secured the election of Nc Kiuley by the largest popular majori ty that was ever given to preside1 tial candidate. In 1897 Goyerno Bushnell appointed him to succeed .' the unexpired term of Senator Shel man, who had resigned to become Sec retary of State in the cabinet of Pres idept Mckinley. and in the following year the legislature elected him to th full term of six years. He never tool ans-active part in egislatjon as a ds batter or legislator, but he has alway been considered as one of the chic advisers of the administration H always interested himself in matter