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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

Wdbrenb oisfsr @ampaane fiab in
ben gcngrsBoiitrieten bes Staates fol-
gsnbe Wn3abl rteiier Clubs nit na9=
ffebenber 3abl bon Miteliebsr1 ae=
gritr,bet tuoroen:
l. 9ifr., 81 nit l. 796 Mitaliebern;
2. Sifrift, "a nit 1919 W~italisbsrn;
3.,.21 NIT 1873 Mitslisoern; a., Is
nit 1881 Mi~tslisbsrn; s., IA nit
LILA Mitstieosrn; g., IA nit 995
M~itsIieoern; T., Is NIT $500 Wit-
gliebsrn; g., 25 nit 4,186 MitsIie=
bern; g.. II nit l ,96l Mitglieoern;
TO-. q nit 3,O85 MitsIi.oern; H..
SO NIT 500 Mitslisbern; H.. Is nit
2. 493 Mitslieosrn; 49,, % Clubs nit
1,151 Witelieoern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
YoliHi@es.
Der Rame pom @eprse 6. Snor wirS idmer'
It'd auf benz @abI3etteI pranssn.

ltd auf benz Wabl3etfel prdr9en.
Nadeem Die Wablbeb0rbe geltern
ben 9Gnaen Sag bamit 3ugebradt bat-
ts, Die untsridriften auf Dem @eiud
bes Garbisen 8eorse 6. 3nor, ieinen
Namen als u%nabbdngiser @anbioat
ftr 9onsreb auf ben Wab!3ettel 81
brinsen, auf lore gdtbeit eepriift bat-
ten uno na9bem fs auseefunoen
battsn, oaB etpa 600 9efdli6t mo-
rem, bab perfOnen genannt uarer,
bic entpeber ldn9f unter benz fhb,
len 9aisn rubtsn. ooer i~iberbaupt
ni4t in indianapolis fonoern fern
bonn Wbite &iper am Ohio Stranoe
uObnten, Ooer iberbaupt gar ni4t
eriffirten, gaben fie Die weitere Inter.
iudung auf unb fs erfldrten benz
&nor, bab tuenn sr nidt biz moreen
0ormittas 200 bsslaubiste edte lin.
teri9riften aufpeiien t6Hnte, fein
0ame nidt auf ben Stimm3sttel ssiebt
tpsrben tpiirbe. 3nor uno fein Nnwalt
en%tfernten ih. inbem fe erfldrten. ba6
he ibr &edt iaon in ben @eri9ten er.
balten tpiiroen.
gs pirb als beifimmt angenommen,
baB Der Name bes Jarbi9en nidt auf
benz Stimm3ettel prangen miro.
9ie @ablsg eh6ros bat aber ni9t
9e36sert, ben Namen bes Sr. Sames
@arter als @ongreB : @anoioat Der
populiften usb oes Sobu &, 8emlep
ale @Onsreb-@ anbibat Der Socialifi=
i9en Nrbeitsr= partsi auf ben Babl-
aettel gu isben ; beBslei9en fOlsenbe
County, 9idets.
popuItf partet = Senate.
rem, Wm. 6. Wbite, @m. g. Smith
unb Sofiab 6. Wilits /; @eprdisntan.
ten, Jrancis Ndlin, 8eorse %. S9o=
fi.lo, Ora Wiliams, Aleranber Smith,
Sobn u. S~bompion, Sou smOf uno
6. u. @iforo ; SdaBmeiter. aarOn
6. &oooder Sheriff. Soiepb 6.
@arnen.
Social 2abor- Senatoren
Sobn 8urfbarot rno paul Sante;
&eprdientanten, Wiliam SoHmart,
Meranoer 8urtbarbt. @barleo pfifter
unb 2obn u. Stroll; S9aBmeifier,
5rant gerber Sheriff, @6arles
Gapler.
Sn gneliib' Spernbauie fano ge'
fern cine republifanii9e WaHenner-
fammluns ftatt. Sieislbe erfreute fid
zines riefgsn BeIudes.
Die Sauptreoner maren @onereB=
mann Charles 8. 2anois uub @apt.
Wm. 6. gneliib.
ger WersommIuno oinn Elm, WoroNe
an meIher 6h nieIe rebublifoni5deu
gIubs. II, 81. oun HE MooIepelt.Q ioo
betbeiligten, bOraus. @rObmari4aa
mar Wm. u. 8ogarous, feline Ioiu=
tanten uaren:
u. q. Swper, Sacob 8. Sieler, Sos
fepb 8roples, 9. s. @g9er, s. e.
Wonnegut, 9arrp poirrer, Greo 8.
Gardner, 8. 8. gamma, Sr. unb
Georse Snpoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

Cine Der wi@tisffen Grasen, nit
benen f9 Der 2ongreb in Der De-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

-e-e-or-r
ing Inflammation and catarrh. / have
now been wen for six months, and l
give all the credit to Peruna." - Mrs.
Leone Dolehan.
Peruna will be found 10 effect an i'm
mediate and lasting cure in all cases Of
systemic catarrh. 1t acts quickly and
heneficially on the diseased mucous
membranes, and with healthy mucous
membranes the catarrh can no longer
exist.
Miss Louise Matt, 1859 Van Buren, ST.,
Chicago, ILL.,, writes;
"Peruna is most wonderful medicine
for catarrhal and stomach troubles.
81 suffered so long with indigestion
and dyspepsia, and tried many things
to cure me, without relief. 1 finally
bought bottle OF Peruna and in just
six weeks ! was entirely rid of my
stomach trouble. ."-Louise Matt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16
THE ANApARko coNvENTloN.

Notwithstanding some papers have
frequently dwelt upon the friction al
the Anadarko Democratic convention,
the Mangum Star sizes 1t MS as fol.
lows;
Never in the history Of Oklahoma
has there been held a Democratic con
yentIon SO devoid Of friction as that
at Anadarko The very least that
could he said of it was that il was
absolutely harmonious. Only twice
was there anything OF an exciting ma
ture injected into the proceedings,
once when the temporary chairman
lost his bearings and delivered a
wrong ruling which was promptly re.
pudiated by the house and again when
an amendment was offered TO Inc res
olations. when was adopted by 100
TO i. More than at any time in the
past was there a disposition on the
part Of the delegates to get together
and avoid mistakes. II the same de-
gree Of harmony and unanimity OF ac-
ton prevails al the Oklahoma CITY
convention. where the territorial Dem
ocracy assemblies 10 nominate a con
aressman. there will be no reason for
Bird McGuire's staying in the race
and should he insist on doing 50 he
viii be defeated world without end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

The census bureau at Washington
has lust made a report on the extent
Of national irrigation. II Is found
that there were s.4S7o77 acres OF
land under irrigation in the United
States in 1902. according 10 state
ment given our AS the result Of an in
vestpAtion made by the census bu-
reau in that year This area is di-
vIded into 1906 farms, and repre-
sents an outlay OF s93.s20 1852. max
ing the average cost Of irrigation
- "a per acre. OF the land irrigated.
s.471. .Gi1 acres are in the arid states;
so3.449 IN the semi-arid region; 6o6,
1s9 in the rice states, and b.799 in the
humid states The greatest acre cost,
3lO1. was in the humid states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16
Mrs. Leone Dolehan.

Miss Anna Prescott, in a letter from
2l6 South Seventh street, Minneapolis,
MINI, writes:
al was completely used up last fall.
my appetite had failed aHd felt weak
and tired an the time. Hook Peruna
for five weeks, and am glad 10 say thar
lam completely restored to health. -
Anna Prescott.
Mrs. Leone Dolehan, in letter from
the Commercial Hotel, Minneapolis,
MINI, writes:
''For two months my physician expert
mented with me trying to cure hard
cold which settled in my stomach. caus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16


The British naval authorities are
just now In the throes Of intense in.
disnation over the latest trensgression
OF international rules Of warfare. as
they call Il, by the Russians. 1t is
asserted that the naval commanders
at Port Arthur and other ports in Man
chnria are sowing the high seas with
mines for the destruction Of the jap
men Of war but so carelessly is the
work heine done that the danger also
monaces the vessels Of other nations.
SO far as the Japs are concerned,
they seem TO pay little heed to the
Russian mines. True, one OF two Of
their boats have been blow UP but the
game brown men are proceeding cheer
fully with the work of annimlating
Russia In spite Of the mine sown sea.
We are told that Japanese naval Of
ficers have employed shell divers With
remarkable expertness to go down
under the sea and clear out the mines.
These divers Il is said have a wonder
full apparatus by which they are en-
ahled "a stay under water half a day
or more. So that the Japs appear en-
tirely unconcerned and the wrath over
the Russian tactics arises from Brit
ish sources at this junoture
Admiral de Horsey, Of the British
navy. writes to the London Times.
saying
"The laying OF mines in the open
sea beyond territorial waters would
seem 10 so not only inhun.an, but
breach Of international law and prac-
tice. The open sea, as stated hy Vat
tel, Is the common property of all
nations.
The mine which destroyed the bat
tieship Hatsuse might equally have
been fatal 10 any neutral ship of war
or innocent merchant ship Of any ma
tion navigating those seas, as by in
disputabie right. 1T would be entitled
to do.
rs Il conceivable that If England
were at war we would be justified in
endangering the ships Of all neutral
nations navigating the English chan
mel by placing destructive mines In
that highway beyond our territorial
waters?
'1f It should prove true that the de-
struction Of the Hatsuse was effected
by mine wilfully placed in the open
sea ten miles from land, the act ap
pears to me one of wholesale murder
and its rerpetrator hostis humani
generis
Sir John MacDonell, another British
authority, condemns Russia's act, but
doubts Il anything will be done about
it. He says to correspondent of the
New York Times:
"In regard to maritime warfare
nentrals are no longer united, as they
once we're. in arresting the encroach-
nients OF belligerents. When only one
or two nations had or aspired to have
large navies, the other countries were
generally agreed on the course OF
action. Al all events, they We're jeal-
GUS Of any diminution of neutrals
rights on the high seas.
NOW all is changed Several ma
sions possess powerful fleets and hope
10 strengthen them. If they look for
ward tc the possibility Of being strong
il not supreme. on sea, they hesitate
TO condemn acts which in the past
they would have severely reprobated
because, they say, Who knows how
soon it may be TO our interests as
oeliigerents to do the very acts from
which as neutrals today We SAFER
Il believe this win prove the key
10 much we shall witness in this war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16
Miss Louise Matt.


The following letter is from the wife
OF late Governor and now u. S. Senator,
F. E. Warren Of Wyoming;
al am constantly troubled with colds,
cough, etc, but thanks 10 your good
medicine, Peruna, always find
prompt cure."-Mrs. #. f. Warren.
II you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use Of Paruna,
write at once 10 DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased 10 give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

The story that Jesse Dunn is now
a candidate for congress does not EN-.
anate from Mr. Dunn himself. Nor
viii he be forced into the race Dunn
is pledged to Jones Of Logan, and
Dunns word is good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

The governor is right. While a pub.
lie castisalion Of the trucking hordes
may have been impolitic. vet it was
not inopportme. The governor holds
the whip hand. Let Filson and the
Capital gang do their "worstest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

The Grant County News voices the
sentiments Of Oklahoma Democracy
In saying that the west side got much
at AnadarlIo; the east side will show
strong at Oklahoma City-and Jones
Of Logan, win be the nominee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

The democratic party in Delaware
is kicking up as much Of a racket as
IL il we're really large enough to
amount to something
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

AIR. simons. stand up You are the
attorney general. Is it true that You
read and approved the Shawnee Her
aid article and offered a gratuitous
opinion to the governors son with
reference to general roast Of the
gang?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

The Capitals dark horse guessing
contest IS interesting from stand.
point Of zimwher. But the candidate
to be nominated and and on the first
ballot IS Jones Of Logan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

Mr.. Baxter, kindly take the stand.
Did you, or did you not, appoint favor
ite teachers to Office while Secretary
Grimes was making a desperate effort
to turn over excess fees?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

Three men named, Mudd are rum
ming for congress in the fifth Maryland
district. No wonder things are Mudd.
led in that district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

There seems to be no chance for
the BrazilPeru fuss to blow over so
long as both Brazil and Peru continue
10 blow over Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

Phrenologists say that projecting
chin is good sign OF money making
qualities. But a projecting hand is a
better sign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

The ST Louis exposition is said to
have made a very favorable impress
sion. But this does not apply TO the
St. Louis exposition prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

Those fragmentary yelps coming
from the direction of the Ferguson
woodshed may he the result OF vio-
lent interview between me and the
governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

A man is mean husband II he viii
LEI his wife work herself TO death put
ting up sandy, gritty gooseherries for
him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

They are telling some stories ON Nc.
CURE. NOW is the time to subscribe.
Mac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

Don't forget that you are not as
clever as you think you are.
Some days we feel as though every
man in Town is looking Tor us, with
kick.
One man willing to do things, is
worth a million willing to suggest
things.
When man is ornery he can't
fool people BY attempting TO look busy
and hurried.
If you want 10 hold girls hand,
claim to be palmist- She'll never
catch on.
If man is entirely well he ought
TO get hungry enough by 5 p m. 70
eat blind robin
When a man gets punished for
wrong doing, be usually claims he
vas an innocent bystander.
we suppose that when the angels
want TO dress up and look pretty, they
tie piece OF the blue sky around
their waists.
When you give a dollar present tc
friend, don't butt your feelings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16
GLOBE SIGHTS.
(Atchison Globe)

Don't forget that you are not as
clever as you think you are.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

against wall by asking him to guess;
he will say rs cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

What viii the governor do? win he
weloh?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

It Is so easy to see what should be
done; but only few are able to do II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

When man gets older, his coat
shortens in the back, but a woman's
skirt gets shorter ia front
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

Some days we feel as though eyerl
man in town is looking Tor us, with I
kick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

When the baby keeps a man awake
at niEhts he casually" mentions it TO
every one he meets on the way down
town
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

When you give a dollar present to
= friend, don't butt your feelings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-16

One man willing TO do things
worth a million willing 10 sugges
things.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
SahLnnn unn 9Dnnen.

fDs AUplttl.
@tnc Wife snm MiScrrMI, bes aapitsls $50 Der
Ntte nun 1902, Sitei rGtnc Ntte, bic
3ablung non Subucn oard Sprporattnnei
uoer @eIeuifniten ~ relnitrcit, bic Ser9'
UScr elettriihe Giienbabncn, etraRcn'
bubncH. SclcArnpben, 5eiepbon hno 9F'
prchsGDmpnnuic'n TT Mdrnlnno betret'
ben," pnO sur Ssieoerannabn'e O%erietben
iuie folgt:
I. St6f6Iiii. 49, Gel es bon Der @cictpebung
bon WinrDIano pcriiigt, Dab bon nno nn6 Der
Reriooe bon einem Mlorat iidb Dem erlleli 1di
&c i'm gpril i'm Sabre lleun5ebnbnlocrt uno
@ci6ditc I'M 6tdnie Wlnrblano betrcibt lnO
Nrbeiter, aniteut, Sic in 8lreaus ooer 9anoa
%arbciieu i'm Scr9balt, Der S1hriiatton, Dem
SGirts5e YOU SGnmgi, 0Oef fi eHrGn6Sn Ss, sIi'
pbon oher 6rprcB.@Ctbdft tpdti0 ,ttnb, Sab
luug in qefctlihem @clbe her Sereint1te1
Stdaten balbmnnuili6 an beinefe gn9elieute
itrtc stecnten an ibreu refpeitioeIt grbcitSor.
ten IN 3iptiheilrdnnlch bon ltibt mepr, al5
icbS6ebt Tagen, uno libt pelltgcr, ais bier
6c1n .1oqen lctiten ioq.
Ibf6nitt 9. lnb fet eS terner oertl1t,
baB I'M Sale ir9cnO cine Der D%eloets1 Cor.
porntiuner noer &cieafhnften, bic tn abithitii
1 oiefcr Nftc nellnnrt iiHo mo poraellanlitC
Scid1ntie hctrctheil, ODER iraeio etner non DC
rem geamte1 ii@ ,iueieern tgilieiI, Sa lGteI o8 ~
ten an bic Hpbnurbcitcr, 3dnol9nger oocr stIf
peitclltell, ben ibucIt uocr irgeno eiltenl netltl
lell faligen G0bne ~ leiiten, ioueit belaple8e.
70 iuciocrlt, cines 8erec6ens f0uIoia nno Der
Nnflu9e untcrirprtct tein, nIie iIan uepeIlnp'
ruiig Inn cine Gunnnte bon Mot iiber bfpetpntti
bert Dollars fir ieoes ScrgebeII beiiralf mer'
ben,
gibi6nitt 8. - limb Tet cS ferner beriit9t
Sab ,otcte aItc bonn Satinl ibrer arIlaome III
&raft trete.
S%cllcbmiet am II. @lara 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
eiaatsbebbrbe fir 2eifenbefdtter.
RSa 0anttff

Cine Nfte Snm Nioerrnf Der sbidnitte 1, 8
nnb 0 bes t60. aapitcis oer Nftea INN
1902, petitclt ,einr Htte Snr Srctrung Der
Gtaatsbeh1rpe fir 2cidlcnbeftatter puu
Wiarblauo, hno bic Vullntadltcn nno
giliditeu Der beiaattm SebBrbe beldjrris
benb, /" uio sur Wieoeraunabme ~seriel6cn
nit Imennc meuteu.
/. st6fdnttt. = Gs ipiro bon Der MarDIots
Der Sinnts9efebgcbuna berfiiat. enb bic ghs
f6ritte /, 8 lin6 o bcS 100. &apitels Der Mfien
bon 1909, betitelt reine sfte sur Grcirnua NIB
Sinfebung Der Staatsbeb1roe fit 0eideubes
itutter bon Warblaiio, uno Die Eoum16ten
ltrlo Rfli6tet Der b~efdeten BebDroe bef6rcis
heio, hermit nioerriifen uno mieoer nnaetioHts
men .iperoeit ino iein fonen, 70 oaB ~oiefeI5en
/. sf6fdnift. - gs ipirS bon Der W9arbIar.
Der Staatspefebacbuia berfiiat bub eine aus
nht .WHtaliebern .sniauimenacfebte .9eb9rbc
biernit ereirt unb ~eiraeiebt pirb uno fem ION,
,pelhe as Die StudtSbebnrbe fit 0eidlenbeiiats
ter bon MarbIano befnnnt fein Ion unb peI6e
belaGte gebbroe nit SeurIabt nne 8fiibien
oerfebeii fein fou.
s. a6f6niit. : 9ebor iraeno cine gerfon.
9beibnberfhait ooer Corporation bon iett al
Ito benz 2eiheubeftdttnnaSsS ei hdite iI Gtunte
Midrllan6 ipiornet rno benor iraeIio elm folhcS
M!tllieo iraeuo einer ieImeu SbeiIbaberfdait,
GiitItent Cher Mneeftelter ireeio elmer fol1en
Terfon, SbeiIbaberfnaft ODER Corporation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
ilebertraanns pom Sbpptbefen.

@inr site sur 8%iiftiamadung BON Snpotbefen
nnb ucbeutragungcn pm Snpothefen, bic
felt benz finiten Saae beS Wl1rS i'm Sab
re neun5ebn 6uuoert NIB 5uet TT mnn-
g~ctbnfter @cife beihluurrn NIB r~cgtftrirt
nurben.
I. gbi6ilitt. - So iuiro bon Der Mnrb.
Idn6cr Stndtsaeiebaebuitg berfiiat, onb ollie
SpputbeTen uno llcbcrtraenugeu bon SDpotbe'
fen. bic felt benz f%iintten luge oes Dtdr8 i'm
Sabre HeIfi3cbn Suftoert mo 8tuet bor irqeHb
cinem 8edmten, Der ourb Die @efcte otetes
StaateS sur gbtGbme bon SioesIciiiInecn
ODER 5ltr 9tuinnbine bon Iftio1bits aIitnrifirt
1T, In biefem Siuate in mungeIbufter 2Sciie
6eifiporen uber r~egiftrirt iuurben. fir nue
glhiittet iliib 3pede ebenio niiItia fein fouet,
ais Oh befdQte Sppotbefen pber 1ebertrnguu'
pet bon Sopuibefet in tlebereinitimmiitg nit
ben @efebcu bcf6tuuret poroen pdren.
.. gbfdnitt. tlno eS luiro ferlter nerfiiat,
bnb biefe 9tfte bonn Xage ibrer gBlabue an
In Strait iretcn fol-.
9eitdtiet am 10. Mdr5 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
9aa OnnlnnHm1at III
9rm9ntnn.
Gin SdJulromou ans Ser 0itntorf Don
&urI @uifc.@
GorticBlln0.)

No>Nl T'b'F
Gu eutfernte er It9. 9ato bate i'm
Der Re6eI gang. SIMMER i4pd9er aus
Dem Rebel tIangen Die 26ne:
Stu;iAlauo, E5mi@lauO lber aaesr
llebey ulcs in Der g&tli
Der neue Director aber ma6te cine
geipe9ung nit Den Nrmen. ais wole
er is beben uno breiten. WIit ben 2ip=
pen, ais mahe er bic BOrte ipred5cH
Ooer ftngen.
Sem 9er3 parb groB-pOu 8reuOe.
SubeL Gifer.
Die Stabt mar ri4t me4r frenO.
Das 3ieI itrobIte.
Ridt oa5 poInii6e 2ieb-bieies
beutide ioaf fem eriter Grub bier
iein.
Sin 8ruB, BEN inn Elm 6auler 9es
aebsn. Gr bate ber Sunqen Iieb.
llno Hare, belle, freuOige &ugen ritz
teten ii9 auf bas buntle @pmnaidIQez
BAUD; unb Iaben bonn in ben Nebel in
benz Der 9nabe peri9punben mar, ais
mubten ie ieiner Spur fOlgeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
gerborgene waffcn.

If pl
Gine aite 5um g%eiberrni pes 80. abidnttts
upm 81. Artttel brs Gpoer ber Aigemei.
nen staatsgeicFe BON mlarnlane, 5ttei
bprsene %gaaifen," uub iir bic Wieeeriu.
traftietnng e%ellelben NIT amenSsnientsn
+. Ibfdrliit. IS nirb BON Der WaarelalnI'
oer StuaispeicbqebuiIg 0eroronet, oaB Oct ~.
sbi6nitt bonn q. AriifeI oes 9ooeJ Der aul'
genieinen Stuuisaefebe. 9itel -Serbrehen. uro
SGit er q uioi nlIisFlliel NM Sse mIt Mlue,,S Ssan,ette
lpieOer in 3roti sefett miro, 70 Oab %ocrfeIbe,
SO. aDi6nifi. : 9eoe gerfou. bic niht aIs
Ssnife ais Elm 9beiI ibrer off8ieuen ganipi'
ruila b~ercdhti9t pher eerpf!tobtet ", nre et'
ne foId1e 9Snffe niht als etre beredbttgte Bors
iidtsrnasreaeI aeeen boransft6tfide &etnbrer
irdgt, pbcr peI9c ntdt ein BenHter ooer Sts
6erbeitsipddtcr aus einrIi anbereH Stante
bait. eocr Gin Gifenbabuss pe6 ial 9latnt, ner
irqertb. elm giftoll, S99omeller. 9oiSterretfer,
S6IaefuseI. saneselnb. S9lnertne H%aiirnlci,
t66tIide AInfic ireenb pcI6cr Mrf (Jeoermef,
fer nusgcnomnten) in oerborgener gSeife ooer
mi fsiner 8cricti tra9si oosr tiibret ION nno
often nit Der gbiidt ooer al benz 3pede ira.
eeu Louie. irseno cine Ferion in ireeuo elmer
irgenb weIdem n~afienSen Sipcde Der GcIbff,
bertbeioigune, fol- nad benz G6uIbiabefitnoe
nm nihi nletr, aIs 9auIeno Dollars %beftrntt,
idnenEb ODER etaafsarbeiis6anfe in5aitirff ,per.
ben; tno nas 8eridt ODER bic Slrb, Dor mel.
den trgeno elm oerdrtieer Sail berbunoeIt
ipirb. tpHe1 In dleu 5dIen has Reht baben,
iiber bic gcredtieiiuq. Der Siibrune fraen6
ipeld1er oerartteen gsaffe n1o fiber 6te aeeta'
nete @eleaenbett oafiir mad 9eibrineuHg Sli.
ipeilit i'm Sale Der uebetiibrune irgeno eines
IngeiIdaten. Ingeiidts bes @eipeismaicriaIs,
oas @srtdt 81 Der aniidt eelaneen foute. oab
gen tunroe, ir9erb eirer 8erfon ernifIi6e iuo
itnaeieelide oSer IebenssefabrIi6e gerIesut,
bic IfIint bes @eridts fein, bic b6hite biertrt
biipor beftimnlte 8efdnsnibitrafe 5u perbduaelt.
2. ahfhnitt. uno IS tpiro ferner beroro.
In Strait trefen fou.
geftdtigi an 90. Mir5 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
9[Qaemrine Stnatgnricbe.

annapolis, W6., I'M mai 1904.
gBir beGIaubiGen bierburh, bub ole oerfbies
bcncn bicrna6 ~aeorndlen 9ute Der @cfeBges
bung ecnauc abf6rtitcn Der bcrfticocnen sltte
fi1o, mo 6aB has Sutum Der @euebUlianug
ether ieocn fol6cn 9lfte am gitbe Oerfelbett
rihtiq uHgegebcu III. mo bah befdgtc elite Der
@efGggcbuug Der SibnHa bon 1904 oieicniaeH
9lttC liHo. luelte UJm t3ouoerucur mo Dem
@cueraIs9lnpalt 5ur Ser5tieHtIi4urg beitimmt
lUuroer.
GOWN sRnrftcI6, @ouocrneur.
Spencer Is, SOncS,
8rdiihent ocs Senates;
8eUTge y. GOerburt,
Gpreher oes llnterbaufes;
Hubert Wiuh, sctrctdr hes ScHntes;
y. Z. smitb, GbefaGlerf BEG lnterbaufPs.