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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-14
BARGAINS
IN REAL
ESTATE!

100 acres, six miles west of Baxter
Springs; 2 good wells; fine living
stream of water; Groom house and
summer kitchen; all improvements
good; land fenced and cross.fenced.
Three-fourths of a mile to good
school. This is one of the best
farms in Cherokee county. Price
$35 an acre, and it's cheap at that.
so acres joining city; fenced; cis-
tern; good well and windmill; big
barn: good sheds; $45 per acre.
200 acres one mile from town; al
most all bottom; fair improve.
ments; good timber pasture; fine
water; a bargain at $50 an acre.
200 acres 3 miles west of town; a
fine house: good barn; plenty of
water; $500.
100 acres 51a miles northwest of a
good town; 2 small, but good resi-
dences; 2 wells; living water in
pasture; first class farm; bargain
at the price; $3.50 an acre.
720 acres in celebrated Tar creek
valley; Al improvements; first rate
stock raising farm; living stream
of water; good wells; $35 an acre.
100 acres 31a miles from town; ex-
cellent improvements; no waste
land; $3.50 an acre.
24O acres excellent land six miles
from town; fair improvements; one
of the best farms in the county; it
ought to 90 quick at price, $50 acre.
240 acres near Columbus; good
land; cheap at price, $3.50 an acre.
40 acres 3 miles from town in the
famous Quaker valley; small, but
good house; stables; we'll; stock
water; some timber; extra rich and
fertile land; $50 an acre.
so acres mile and half from the
town; good house; barn; we'll; big
stock pond; no waste land; cheap.
40 acres 2 miles from town; i'm
provements worth more than price
asked; it ia a beautiful home al
ready made. $1,000.
100 acres 4 miles from town; new
house cost $1,000; fine new barn;
living stream of water across one
corner; coal on land; $50 an acre.
Sixty.seven and one-half acres of
land, we'll fenced; close to town;
good house; big barn; cistern; we'll,
with wiudmill: on main travelled
thoroughfare. Price is low in
fact too low.
Also 200 acres in the Indian Ter
ritory, improved land; six miles
from town; sixty acres in fine grass,
balance in pasture and cultivation;
good we'll, two barns. house of three
rooms, cribs, etc. Price $25 per acre.
Fine grass land, fenced; stream
runs across one corner; No i'm
provements except fence. Price SIS
per acre.
Fine business lot, east front, 500.
Indian Territory lands also han
died. Also business and residence
property. We have bargains only.
We have inquiries every day for
farm property. Come in and see
us and talk it over. If you want to
buy or sell, call at this Office.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-14
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
CHARLES L. SMITH,
Editor and Proprietor.
B. w. PATTON, Associate Editor

Entered at the postoffice at Baxter Springs
Kansas, as second-class matter.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-14

200 acres 3 miles west of town; a
fine house; good barn; plenty OF
water; $500.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-14
TERRITORY LAND.

Parties wishing to buy land in
the Indian Territory should address
Chas. L. Smith, Baxter Springs,
Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-14
THE PROCESSION

which daily passes our establish
ment never fails to etop and admire
our latest creation in the carriage
line. We are not surprised for IL
certainly is thing of beauty and
is go strongly built that il should
be a joy forever. The graceful shape
the lustrous body, the rich uphol-
stery and generally smart atmoe-
phere are apparent to rich and poor
alike. Did you ever
STOP
to think what beautiful gift such
a carriage would be for your wife,
mother or sister? The cost is not
80 great as you may think.
q. e. FUCKER & co.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-14
take the matter up, having ad-
journed to that time.
To cure a Cold IN One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the mon.
ey If 1t fails to cure. E. w. Groves
signature is on each box. &C..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
@ladlt HnIpcftiunsrciic.

9ranooireftor 0ittmonn BON Ore
men bier, - Muft cine SnIpef-
t%ionsreiie in 9Irnerifo. - Die 9rc.
mer Selterpebr.
Inter ben geitrigen 9eIu6ern 0cS
WoporS SintanllS betanO lid 9ronO.
oireftor u. 9ittmam bon Bremen,
9euti6lonO. Gr nrroe bon &rn. g..
8, 0oil, iurt., Y~rGiioeuten Der Set
%erbeb0rbe, Dem Mopor DorgeItcQt. 6r.
0ittmunn lit ieit 19 Sa6ren G6ef Scr
9remer 6euertuebr lno fam Dor adJt
Sagen nit Dem 2lnpo0umpfer Gro
Der &llrfitrIt" no6 4merifo, I'M Die
@eltalts TELLING 81 beiuden lt1O oo8
6ieiige 6euerloi6peien 81 ituoircll.
@r lanOete an 9ienitog oori0er use.
DIE in Hem.Dorf. &ier IN Baltimore
Iogirt er in Gerrert's SoteG, 1nO
om 9onnerItog ooer 6reitog miro er
mad 8oibington geben mo bon bort
nod ct. 2ouis. Gr beubIiftiqt, ollie
8roBit6bte Ser Ser. Stootcn SIT be-
ill6en.
Sr. 9tttnnrn ipor Der critic 1Sell-
ermebrdef, pel6er omcrifuniide Gin
ridtungen, noment(i6 in 8e5u0 ouf
Die Sdirrlng Der Yferoe, in 0cutid-
lano einfiibrte. Gr iogt, Die 100000
@tnmobner 5dblenbe frcic 6ouicitoOt
Bremen babe cine 6clrerluebr pom
200 Wonn uno iedS Stotioncn. ,llt
jeoer Station befin0et lid cine
9ompfipribe, cine hcmii6e SpriBa
nnO Elm &nfen= u1o &eitcrmogcn.
9oS 0eportpment bat 40 Yfcroc. Ser
8ienit Der Sellerlpebrlelltc lit obmcd)-
Ieln0; IS Stunoen lang boben lie
@o6e unO Damn "a Stlnoen frci;
nGbreuo oieier 81 Stlnoeu BADEN lie
aber in ben Gbcatcrn 0icnlt 81 tblrn.
8rGiioent Soil un0 9iItrift8-SSrl
genieur Gmrid) 5eigten &rn. 9itt-
mann qeitern gtodmittog sic baltpt-
iG6lihItcn SpribcnbGrier Der Stoot
uno ooS Iellerl0i6boot. 8remcn fat
5nei Selterl0ihoompfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
$1,000 IcriOnlid gcfiibrte $1,000
GrfnriiOnen mad Niasara Sails
nnb snriif Dia yScnnipluanias
Giicnbabn"

8. un6 %. September nno IA.
OCTOBER. llniibertroffene @ele9cll.
beiten gum 9eiuhe oieies Natnrtplm'
beers. &llnoreiie . @illetc, fir Die
Sinfobrt oltf Dem Spe5iol5ug Goa.
DIES uno @nrlor. @oggonS) giiltig,
ser oeit Union 8abnbof an Oieien
Sogen 9.05 WorgenS pcrlGBt mo
$50 abenos in Niogara Soils orl'
fommt, uno fir Die &iidfabrt ari res
gulGren 3iigen inner6alb 10 Saget.
eini6IieBli6 bes 0otumtS ocS Ser
fouf8. @uf Ser &iidreiie utbei6rGnf'
ter Iufentbolt in Buffalo in~nerboIb
Der 3eiteren5c geituttet. giacte fir
Ibiteder nod Soronto, G6alttdltQlla
itno Sbouiono SSlonoS fonnelt III
Iiagoru Sails uno 9uifalo inter &c.
riitgem Goitcn5ui6lag gefollft tper'
ben.
Sept. 5,6,7,s, 81, 30, Oft.-t0,
11,12,13)
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@Oltc ben 8rGfiocnten icbcn.

q. &. ReepeS bon Baltimore tpoQte
Srn. 3ooiepeIt cine 9oti6aft ans
Dem &immel brin9en. = 8ar I'M
Gl1tomobil oortbin gefobren.
8uroe olS ir%riinnig eingeitedt.
Gin 9altimorer tpoIlte bent Frdii-
Dcnten Iooiepelt cine 9otidoft aus
Dem Sinnlel 6ringen un0 muroc
einaeItcdt. Cine 0epeide Ger Niioc.
4reIie" aus Opiter Ban, g. s., mel
set ooS 6oIgcnoe: Gin Mom, mel
her BON Den @ebetm6ienit = ggenten
uno Den @eb0roen BON Opiter Ban
ais elm perriidter Sering ongeieben
miro, muroe beute friib feltgenom.
men. Gr gibt ieinen Nanen ais s,
6. g3ccoc8 al unO iogt, 0aB er bon
Baltimore uuo 40 Sabre aft lit; CT
lit mittclgroB rno tr0qt cinen rauben
Nn5ltg. @r befonO iid) 81 6llBe ntf
Dem @eac no6 Sogomore Sill, OILS
er BON Dem Yoli5iiten Spree ange-
balten muroe; er igte, er millle Den
9rGiioentcn in elmer mi6tigen Wtii-
iion ieben. Ger Eoli5iit bradte Den
Mtonn Dor sen 6rteoenSrihtcr6ron
lin, Dem er er5dblte, OuB er Dor ied)a
Sobreu 9eitorben gemeien iei unO III
cinem Ilttomobil no6 Dem Simmel
f1tbr. 80breno ieincS IufentbalteS
oortielbIt babe er cine mid)tige 8Qt.
ihoft fir Ben HrGiibcntcn HooIepeIt
erbolten, Die cr peri0nlid) ab5ulies
fern beripro6en babe. Gr mcigerte
iidL Den Sl1boIt Der 8otifoft un5ll.
gc6en, itno erfIGrtc, CT meroe es Nie-
manoemglnocreS iugen, oils oemGrd-
iioenteu ielbit. @r ertldrte oem6rie.
oenSri6tcr o6er, Dab or iiber Ieine
@rfobrunoen I'M Simmel Elm Bud
geidrieben babe, pel6cs cr perof.
fentli6t 81 boben niiuide unO nit
Dem er Miqionen 5ll modem boffe.
Scr GrGiioent miiroe ibnl lln5iueifel-
boft bel Scr 8croffentli6ung oes@er-
fcS belfen, uno GaS iei Elm @rrtno,
porllm er nit benz HrGiioenten 81
reoen miinide. ReeueS, iuelder on
iheineno cine 5iemIid quite @r3ie-
bltng genoiicn Bot, iogtc, Dab or bon
Baltimore no6 &a9erStotun un6 bon
BORT mad @aibington gegon9en Jet,
UNI Den ErGiioenten 81 ieben. als
er erfabren babe, bob Der BrGiibent
nidt mebr BORT mar, iei er nod Bal
timore 5uriidgefebrt uno bobe ieiuen
@eg iiber philadelphia, 9ten . 0orf,
Seriep E Gitp uno Sempitebt gemadt,
bis er in Opiter Ban ongefommen
lei. Sn ieinen Goidcn bate er 5luei
Collars 8oorgelo uno einige Eupie.
re, ober feline Waffcn. Hah 0emGer.
Dor beidlob 6rieoensri6ter6ronfIi
ben Wonn, lpel6er un5tpetfelbaft
ifmohiinnig iei, nod Wineola 81
ieroen, mo- CT oif ieinen @eiites5rt'
itono unteriuft peroen iou."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
@roB &c Serb t.G r6ffnnnl

@roB BE Serb it's rofnung g.
III r9euoer". - Sn Oem nellen
@eidGfte oGbe 2eooer" an Der Siio.
meit-Gde bon Sorpnro. mo 2erington-
StroBe mitrbe geitern oie Script
Saiion er0ffnet. 9oS prGdtig oefo.
rirte Nelrbere bes groBen oreiit0digen
@ebGllOes 500 Die nllgemeine Iuf.
m%erfiumtcit Der 9omen an, uto be.
ion6ers por e3 bic AllsItellung BON
einigen Der munoerooQlten Siite, Die
importirt limo, IN ben Sdo1fenitern
an Der Noroieite e5@ei6GfteS, nel6e
10 belpunoert muroe, Dab 5eitipeilig
Dos gauge Erottoir bIodirt mar.
0os @ei6Gft lit IN bier Geporte.
ments eingetbeilt, in mel6em bonn
Souterroin bis in Die oberen Stod-
perfe fir Die reidlten iolpobl, ipie fir
Die 1rmIten 0omen ettpoS 9egebrenS.
iuertbeS porbanoen lit. 9elonoer5
ennpfe6lenspertb lit ein 9eiu6 oeS
5meiten Stodmerfes, it neldem Die
WGntel, 0nmenfleioer, Yel5e, E1tb-
mooren, Wtulielnt. llntermnoren, Sins
oerfleioer, Goriette, Shubmooren etc.
in fiinitleriiber @eiie altSgeitelt
limo. Gem Yeilider bietet lid), penn
Der @lepotor geibIoiien lit, Elm pr6dl-
tigeS @eieai6uftsfleio aus blouem
Chiffon iiber Soffeto.S eioe oar. Die
Collie lit nit Spiten eornirt, u1o Gin
~lteifer fitr5er 9ragen nit Soften nno
8ornirung iotpie loien Mermeln, Die
ont Glbogen oufgcnommen iino itno
am Irme eng anl6lieBen. Gin ido-
MISUNDERSTANDING lit oas noblte,
lpos olgemeinen Inflong finoet. llil-
ter ei1em engliifeft eng anIdlieBen-
Den Hode miro cine ieioene @elte init
bIisenoen anopfen Iidtbar, Die etitelt
Serrenidnitt bat. 0as 8on5e bat
einen Erin5 Ilbert.S dnitt, iiber Ell
rem ailt.aleiorode nit neun Salt
den. Inter Dem 5orbenreidtbum
lit braun por6erridenb. Die IuslteI.
luna Der &leiorode aus inlportirten
WoaItoifen uno Der ieioenet &leioer-
taiaen milb cine Came ieben, Tim lie
bon nrtb gat5 ipiirbigen SIT fonner.
Die gebotene Iusluobl gren5t ans
Witnoerbore. Serr aobner, Der 81
gentbiinler oes ,9edoer," bot bornui
geieben, Dab ole 9eoienung Nidts 5u
Diiniden iibrig lGBt, mo Nrm nno
&eid) merben nit gleih freunolider
3uporfommenbeit %6ebanbelt. Won
pergeIie rtiht, oasS outerrain nit oenl
@ooren.Geidtbum SIT beinden. 8ort
1T fir ieoe 6antilie etpas uorbaloen,
uno nod oa3u lit ooielbit oos anae.
rebme nit Dem MiiBliden perbunoen.
Eie Nnsitellung miro beute nnb NOR.
! gen fortgeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
SrcO. SuucrnIdJmiNt's gImerican
8relucrp" 8icrc,

aus Dem alserlelenlten Sopfen nn0
Mol5 gebroltt, fommen irgeuO nell
den importirten 8ieren gleih. Der
feline @eihmod unO 8ebaltreidtbum
ipre6en fir iih ielbit, tpopon Sic iid
ourf cine &robe lei6t i%i6er5eugen
f0nnert. &robefiite $t.00. 9rouerei
t1O4-tt2S &iQensS troBe. Eel. 6.
& 6. 364 Wo. 1891. (265)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

SINS title Grab. Bonn
Srollerbaltle, Nr. 1918, SbamesItr.
aus fanO 9e'tern @admittos Die Be.
erol9rng bes Srn. Gbriit. aern itott.
DER ON II. os. @ts. Dos 3eitIife
le9rete. Foltor M. 9ofmonn am.
flrte, lllto oils 9obrtudtrGoer nun.
9irfen ole SS. @eiiter, Bepbouien,
eorlep, Heinmonn unb :. anoa. Die
S%eerolgung erfol9te ouf Dem ct.
EaitlS 6rteobofe, uno piele ld,o,te
Sli'nlel1acruitoe luaren eingeloufen.
9r. aerll iuor 50 Sabre alt unogsit;
per. seine Satin itarb o etipo
ledDS Sabren. Gr bintcrI0Bt sipei
Sobne nro cine Sohter, ioipie iedS
gnfelfinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
giaiae Ieiie nadj Sentidlanb.

Shiffsfarten foIten iest niir SIT
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon goIti'
more nod Bremen. @egen meiterer
gusfunft menoe man iih an Sbeo.
S. 9iener & Co., ia Sit.Ser'
inaton.S tr., 3immer gtr. 3. QS0-)
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Snlias Sebbel, beuti6er 8botograpb,
321 g. @an .StraEe.

9abinetbilSer MIR 81 pro 9atenb.
SSn emaiqirten obalen 8iloern iino
ia0re 0eubeiten ertp6bnensmertb.
2e6ensgroBe photographer un6
fiinItlerii6 poIenoete gopten alter
9iloer IN grapon, @aiierfarben, Del
uno 8aIteG cine Spe5ialit6t.
Nan berseiie nidt, bOrsnipredeH.
GAO
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$17 mad ct. 2onis nno snriid. $17.

pEenniplpania : giienbabn" : CT
tiirIionen noh Der misunderstanding.
Serlobt Baltimore ieoen Wittmod)
II llbr Mittngs ut1o fornmt am
llahIten Soee 4.t5 III ct. 2ouis un.
MltrloreiIe-Siaete fir 5cbn Gage gill.
t'9 rur fiir $500. Soiion-9iuetc
non Baltimore $3.50. SedS,ie-
aae'silete $500. Siinisebn Gag.
ou.eie 'nr $4,000. SdneGe 3iige;
unilbertroiiene ausriiuns.
(263,5,O
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Seraboeiebte Gaiiitenpreiie

bon Baltimore nod Bremen NIT
,9scrobeniid)en 2lppo" 9ampfern
$3t, NIT 9ampfcrnn Wnin." .Wbein"
unb .Rcdar" $33. Ebeooor $.
giener& 6 o., ia Slt.2crington.
gtrabe, 8immer @r. 3. (237-l
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,2a6ur = 2pcenm . Saae."

Die nett befurirte Safe lit fir
8Gllc nuO Observation-Disclosures bill
Zig SIT nermict6en. 3u erfrasen bci'm
Geriualtcr. (Sept6 jag, 1Y0
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*f* Ger .@crmania-G ergniigung$-
8erein," aus Wiitglieocrn Der Ger
mania : 2oge Nr. 100, q. s, II. u.
~" b~eitebeno, feiert an Sonntog,
Sen %. September, i'm y0arleD-
Gorf" iuieocrilm eincs ieiner 10 be-
Iiebten 9arnilienfcite. Sn Nnbetrod)t
ser Shutiohe, baB oieie 6eite oeS
gereins itets iebr erfolgrei6 iinb, -
lit mobl aud in oieiem Sale porail3-
sulogen, oob Der 9eiud elm 5oblre;-
der iein miro.
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Bette Gpntc nadD Der &cltaus telling
nit Der rEennipluanicr Giien-
bohit."

Die ngenniplponia Giicnbabn,"
Die Stanoaro = @iienbnbn bon Ilnc'
rita, offerirt Nnes eini6lieBenoet
3ugoienit na6 Der MISUNDERSTANDING,
eini6lieBli6 beS Sdnell5ugeS ndd
ct. 2oiiis, BEN am beiten eingeridte-
ten 3itg, melfer in Die 8eltausItels
lung fdbrt. Seoen Wittfpo6 Welts
MusltelungS : Good . GrflrIionett;
bic Gunoreiie : State BON Baltimore
fir $500. GerldBt oen llllon-
9o6nbof Inn II ll6r Wittags. W|alt
iroge nod Dem Sifet d. Igente1.
(263,5,0
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1IntrrhnLtnnns.@ rnlpciier.

y@uttsNfnbcmic." - Siefc 8ode: pTbe
Belle OF glcips2lorf".
SuHlbanftrnbeu.9 beatsr". - Stefe @ohe;
~1be n6itc 1tprcb Of Sdpnn",
v60ro'e EpcrHBnne." Eicic Wocbc; rI0c
Gautbp Girl.
.Winrnlanbs TIcnter, 49, Stelc gSo0e: Sahoe'
biQesg}oritetluHQcU.
.Nuoitprtum." Ntctc NSn6e: DRVpeH
SubrHh comes mdrtliHg BONE,
rGbuic's 5bcater." r. Wtorltdg, oen 20. sept,
SIRE. TuNc's TCfcufC".
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Tns @cttcr.

Ens Wcttcr.
Sir MorDlouo mo Ben Giitritt
Columbia Rcqcn mnO tijblcrca @et'
fer, n0r0lihc @inOc.
Ter b6ditc IAcrmomctcritauo mar
a @rao nm 3 ll6r A}udmittoas.
Ger nicOrigitc (bcrmometeritonO
mar 81 @rao nm 6 llbr Morgens.
Mittlcrcr Noromcteritono 30.02.
Sodlflutb 3.t6 V}orgenS uuo 3.42
9fahmittags.
Ger Stou0 Ser Temperature mG6.
reno ser lcBtcn a Stltnoen in oen
nudiolacuOeu St6oten nan mie fol9t:
Goitport IS, triib; Fortlano 90, triib
Bolton -, trii6; 9llbonp ~, trii6
Rerp.9 BORT -, Hegen; 8bi(noelp6in
y. triib; Ntlontic.Gitp "A, triib;
Gape Y}ap "A, triib; @oibington rs,
fIar; ltoriolf 81, triib; SatteraS 50,
flar; Gborlcott Sc, triib; @ilming.
ton Sc, triib; Gborleiton Sc, FLAIR;
Sopamnob 80, triib; Sodionpiue 8S,
fIur; Supiter Sc, flor; Seen @eIt SO,
fIar; gltlanta Sc, triib; WontgomerD
%, triib; NensS Orleans SO, triib;
Galeitine 80, triib; @afpeiton Sc flnr;
Corpus Gbriiti Sc, flor; Mempbis
76, triib; Cincinnati &c, triib; 8ittss
burg rs, trii6; OSpego 70. triib;
Buffalo 6S, triib; Glepelono So,
triib; Detroit &C, flor; Alpena 50,
fIor; MarQuette "A, flor; Green Ban
90; fIdr, Gbiea8e-69 +riib, 3Rfntb
46, tlor; ct. Saul 80, fIor; ct.
2oris rs, triib; 9onioS . Gitp go,
triib; Omaha "a, triib; 9iSmord 80,
flor; @illiiton "a, tlor; SABRE &C,
fIor; Selena Ga, flor; Salt 2ofe Gitr
so, triib; 0enuer &C, triib; Suror
90, flnr; 9tortb Tlotte 81, flor
Dodge Gitp 5S, triib; 9lmoriao Ga
triib; Sos NngeleS 80, flor.
SSrocIitibe 8eierto9c
- Ser brittle Der beoeutenoiten iSroe
Iitiifen 3eltio9e lit bos 5cit bes "a
bernofelS, Der om 10. Gage oeS neuer
SobreS be9ongcn miro. 8ei bieieI
@eIegenbeit miro Scbopo geoonft fiji
Die Grnte, ole or geifenft, mo in Der
SGlierr lieit man Den nYreoi9er Ga
IomoniS". Obglei6 mir IN ltnierel
Stoot cine Nn5obl Spnagogen uni
Sempcl boben, linb oieielben lang
nidt gcrdumig genitg, Die 3ubl oei
InoGdtigen 81 foiien; bieie @rfob
rllng miro olliGbrlih gemodt, uni
probiioriidc H1lImle sur Ibboltlin{
bon 8otteso icniten miiiien geiboiier
mer0en. Snn5balen, olte 9irf1ert,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-24
"ANTI-sPITTING" CRUSADE.
New York Pupils to AID in Graduating
Evil.

New York, March 25.-In an attempt
to check the dissemination of pneumO-
MIA and green's of other diseases of the
respiratory organs, Pres. Darlington
of the Board of Health, has enlisted the
aid of 100000 school children. His idea
is that they will not only help greatly
in the enforcement of laws prohibiting
eXpectoration ON sidewalks and in pub
lie conveyaEces, but that, in educat-
ing the child he will be educating the
man. He has brought the matter to
the attention of Henry A. Rogers,
president of the board of education,
who heartily approves the suggestion.
Great quantities of slips are being
printed by the department of health for
distribution among the children. and at
teh same time the teachers will be eX-
expected to explain the seriousness of
tn dangers involved in the practice of
splitting in public places.
1t is designed that both boys and girls
carry a little pad of the warning slips
and that when they see a man violat-
ing teh ordinance they will hand him a
card warning him of the heavy fine to
which he is liable. Public school teach
ers also will be directed to take partic-
ular pains in pointing out to their
charges the dangers of violations of the
sanitary code.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-24
IS PREMATURE.
Report About the Suppression
Of Albanian Revolt,
0fIgination from Turkish Source,
With Object in View.
New Evidences Of Determined R.,.,.
tionary Movements Reported,

London. March 23.-The anno,,ro
ment from Salonica, March 3. that ~
Albanian revolt had been suppressaJ
Was II appears. somewhat premature
IL originated from Turkish sources
where 1t was believed that the accent
ance Of the offer of exemption from t,,o
cattle tax at 1pek, Albania. would ca
lS1y the Albanians. New evidences =.
a determined revolutionary movaman,
were reported from Milrovitza Naroh
4. and. March .. it was announced NJ
Constantinople that the Albani,nc III
increased their demands. refusi,g .,
recognize the reform scheme of III,
powers and demanding the withdr,woI
of the new taxes. the abolition of 49,
new civil tribunals. exemption from
iiliiltary service outside of their own
provinces. and the pardon of Hassan
hey, the revOlutionist, who was exila5
i'm 1903.
Since then Shakir Pasha with a larro
force has heeE parleying with the revo-
iutlonlstS. under instructions from tho
Porte, which is DESTROYS of settling tho
Albanian movement so as to ayoij
corporations while negotiating Wit,
bulgaria and in face of the continued
troubles in Macedonia. The dilatory
tactics of Shakir Pasha are reported To
nave emboldcned the Albanian reyolu-
tlonlsts. who. according to the meagrn
information contained in the dispatches
received since March 3, have been
massing at various points, and il would
appear from tho Salonica dispatch re-.
ceiveh, today. which was the first r.
port of any considerable assembling Of
the lnsurrectionists. that Shakir Pasha
is still continuing the negotiations
looking TO settlement and that the
dispatch of reinforcements may be in
tended as Il demonstration in force
with the object to secure final accept.
dnce of his terms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-24
KILLED BY GAS.
Three Hun1arians in New York Tene-
ment House.

New York, March 23.-Three persons
We're killed by Illuminating gas in a
fve-story tenement on East 18th street,
early Wednesday. and many occupants
of neighboring flats were more or less
overcome. The dead are:
Otto Grossinan. his wife, and Rosie
Longfeldcr, II dressmaker, who board
ed with the CHEESEMAN'S.
All were Hungarians and about So
years old. Whether death was accident
al or not the police are unable to as
certain.
According to the neighbors Gross
man several times threatened to turn
on the gas and end his life and that of
his wife.
Tuesday night. it is said there was a
mcrrymakinS at the Grossman fiat and
considerable wine drank. In the
Grossman apartments which are on the
ground floor. two gas jets were found
opened and the rooms We're filled with
gas. The tenement shelters 20 fami-
lies.