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GrieIun-Qinie.

gttruitipe @aferroute nau RbiIaSeIpbia,
tsub. tSaItn 8 iibr Na6mitiaas, Sonniass
aisaenommen, bon aisbt. unO yratt strabe.
BED $I.5O. Naiiitc $500, aanereiis 90 Saee)
sta9 Sieiu'yorf $500; @1turjion 5000. limo
oirefte Sa6rbiuete mad gofcn, ge,psSaeen.
Gonn., NIB n5roIinen .Snniten, clue 9rfmr,
iurSsssabrIurten peffauft int gireau uno BET
ailbauab'S. Oil. 20t, HrrnsGbarIeSsStr. S6reibt
iIr Siibrerbun. 'YboneS eourtlanb 029.
' Clarence etriper, ggent,
CIR. 2Oi, xiabtsStrnke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Charles .Trebcrif aIeppiidj.

IS iiarb am 8. aprtI 1904 ebarleS 5reeerid
bignn9 finoet am Spnncritag, Den !. stpril.
Na6nilttaBS k8 llbr, bon ieiner lebten Aobs
,nins, gat; G32, HorO. Ssremout. Aurnne, ans nab
@de Sremont8 lno SaratogaG StruBe, TAFT, no
nm 3 u9r Elm 2rauer.Sottesoieuit iiatiflnoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

annapolis, Mt. Hcbal.S% taiion, i7.50 gsorm.
Ganloerss% tationa 800. 5000 @erm', !l2.o5
%Ss,, snSfa;,en '4.iS sa M%s%' e is1aSi so iilr "G Srss.ria,
1875, 1906. BORN; 2o,15 Soru', !1.26. !4,3o'
9tudnt. iilio 1915 Yberi 8.
Wtndefer,, 1920 Sorm.. 1900. A.sO @udrn,.
SSaersto,pn, 1900 gorm., 4.15, 1880 Ga6s
aaEssH eits nnb mt. ,sira, aeIaI l!5.s5.
1918 BORN. !1.25. A'sO @adl', 1886, $3.50.
Ssrtis sss, o;Ss %erssgs: 10 70 u,.u,.
Sa~mSe%ssStstiGm ls 600 y SsS1'ahtlaSis mn s,.,p.
oefIid. gegpI I.Gamsen, Ser. mt. aesale
s4IaIoaasOn 5deiid' S5i%' 81 s.6 oo q e
s s%rIcr. * gpsiie;. G mif g. :. S..bss. SS.5544 g.
Iarlor, speiie, aiss. g. 1880 y q 1o54@.
Rarior Spsiie; 5aaii4 i;55 g-; \, LOO y;
esppelfe:s sa 1eGoI tSsl. $40 i s,5s ~.
8ar!or, ERtlay ausg. s; a6SM y. 200 y. Y
garIDr SSgsiIs' ',,s sS S.SSM. S.SS y. :
ehloftuaaepns :tdsIi6 12,30!W. 1244M.
Der Ipiale edIatpaesou nab Nsip.Yorf Ut
In, mt. RopaI Sabnbofe nm 1000 @benos 0nr
s'p " nass xii St'as SaHa : si.s an ses ssaaeutasen. y,
nab Ntlantte.Gttp tdslidl,. -.
aae Siiee balien in yaifmimstun an. 6 bdIt
SerI. gameen. gerI, Mt, NobaI.
9biIa. sIffom.. ....... 1dali6 500 $40 y.
SSSSiia. Gsprebb. auSs. ISoaniaSs ABB :. 500 4.
% MI;, g,, gi,0nl nm ai sSr,, GSH; SiS y. S.YS 4 i
Wilet.Hureaur: Gpropeits@de 9burIeSs utio
Garatpea.Strd ~. Ml. 6. v. 0ebdnoe), 526
eio.Sroaolnap. DIT. 8opal'eiation ODER Gan''
2. y. Martin,. Mar. 9aff; araifie.
s. ~. gaieit. Sen. .Ydii, .aeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Soieph 6. Tinf.

% itarb am {. lslpriI 1904 Soiepb e. sind
heofer So9n bon .Sobn 6. u1b Cora VI. Sind.
@ e. Seeroignn9 finoet 5reitas, ben 8. stpril.
;y',p : y, UNI A9 Up. bon %ieiIier lepteii ssob.
Ct. Safobis:dir6e itatt' no I'm $ u6r cine
MeanisHngssne fur feline Seeleurlbe e%eIe6rirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

Ger Gorreiponbent ei'
nes oellti6en 9lattes idreibt inter
Mnoerem mlh aus @uenos Mires.
Dab Dor ni6t LANCER 3eit Gl6 oeut'
ifc Sperlin9e in Irgentinien einge-
fiibrt iporben ieien uno iih madtig
pernlcbrt bGtten. 0oS oorf inn anfs
@ort gegloubt meroen, oenn mir ba-
ben bier nit Den %importirten Spaber'
bieielbe Griabrung gcnnad)t. @eiter
idreibt Der Correspondent, ooB III
5olgc Der guten Grnoten Die Sono'
preiie IN @r9entinien ialt nm Das
9oppelte ecitiegen ieicn. Giel 81
bicier Yreisiteigerung trage Ole Iliil'
iigfeit bes @elomnrfteS bel. 0erIis-
cpntoiob lei bon s, 10 uno ~ Ero5eilt
olf 4 Yro5ent berunter 9cgollgc1t.
Mrgentinien, bas nod Dor cinigell
SSobren in iinan5iellen Notbcn ,por,
erbolt iid) wieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

G9e(apeake 9ampfer=go.
Gbciapeafcs2inic.
GIegante TaNaaier,E dmpfer ,Muglfta ino
"Itlaiitu" nab
Sl0 E0int Comfort umo Wprfulf, ga.
Sampfer ~perlafien Baltimore tdetib (ailsses
iIollnlen Sorntags) mt $50 Mheios lino toms
men In Slo Yotrt eumtort nm q llbr Miors
gems nno in 9iorfolf nm 7.15 Wiorgeris an, dns
iblieBeno on Die Gifenbabn8ilae nab allen
Snrften oeS Giioefs uIlo ocs SiiopeiteiS.
orf-Hipcr.linie.
Slegante aafagtersD ampfer CHARLOTTE"
uro Baltimore" nod
Weit.EDint NIB Midymono, ga.
Sarlpfer p~eriaiien baltimore 9tenItaes,
Tonneritass uno Snmftaas nm 8 tlbr slart.
mittass uuo iommen nm 1850 WsoraenS In
gJefi.9oint an mno nm 0.15 in Tihmon6.
siuf BEN gortsJtiper. iueroeu Die Nampfer
In 9iouceitersY oiut. .9lapsganf uno slIlmonos
auf Der Sins nno Jthdtabrt anleeen.
Tampfer %uertafen baltimore UDu
gier 1S uno 10, Gigbt.e traRen. 19erfte.
SurtbsNillete nab allen YunfteIi f0nneu 9es
i%ibert, Sepdd aitge8ebeu uro Saiiiter3inlmcr
I'M srraus ~referpirt iueroen In ben bicftgen
Yureaur; yir. 109, 100 uno 1877. Oftsgaliinores
Giraffe, ober ben SauptSpureaug: 9r. $50.
GiabiNS traBe. baltimore, NO.
Meubcn Softer, e. Z. Shtsin,
Sen. Gefhdftsfiibrer :'9iuet.Meenf
IS. IYset annei, ~reifenoer Yaiasierasent.
(Nus311&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

Gle Dampfidifffabrt spiidcn
Detroit uno GIepelanb lit nit Dem
Mb9ang Der rgitp Of Detroit" micoer
er0ffnet moroen. Mad aIlen 9erid,-
ten lit Der grieiec BON Cts frci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
TrieSrid @ilhclu GDnia.

gs ftarb ont eonniae. ben 3. elpriI 1904.
3 m6r 50 gsiiilfen aberos, &&risorial sS.ipsim
glter bon 90 Sabren. Sic Neeroi9nna fiHoet
Snnnertag, @ormittaes 10 llbr. bonn .Irnuer,
hdlle an Der Srcbcri6. Mpcnur, 6atpneuile. aus
Hail, Veiiebrtg auf Der baltimore 9eneter9A.
Neripdnote ino Sreunoe iino bUflibit etn9elas
ben. Bite. ieine Wlumen!
t#anias 8ettuneen m0serl ~gefdligft %coptreu.)
(g6-S) .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Garl s. Cent.

IS itarb am 6. glpril 9orI &, senf. o~eliebter
9atie bon Senrietta semi, i'm 9tter bon u
Sabren, Bic Seerbisung finoct 5reitas, gtaeo'
mltia9s = ubr. bonn 3rauerbGuie, Nr. 100,
5soerate trafc, aus ftait. -
lMinnlonoer Seitun9en m6Gen ~gefallt9it CO.
ptrcH.1 III fI4l (4S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

Spbn .. Iodef Her bat
iinlerer .Sobns Sopfins' ltniuerli.
tat" ein @eidenf bon elmer balben
Miuion Collars acmadt. 0os lit
ld)on bon Dem MultimilionGr. Die
SopfinS' ltniperiitSt bat burd bos
@roBfeler am Z. nno 8. 5ebrilar
id)pere Verlnite gebabt, ga cine an.
5abI 8ebdliSe, Die beoeutenoe @ente
abfparfen, a6gebrannt iiuo; iiberbies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

MaIcrtid = .Narfartia - SriebIid.
g9eitlih BON Waibrouf Elm unb eine babe
Wieile. Nenupt bic init Epipbutan be5eibHete
gsorib.glpenuesGar Sreie ~ss1ititer NndmitiaeS
am terminus. Breife bon Begr6pnibiteuen iebt
ipc5ieu. gei6te Veoingunaeii. 1elepbon :
Cation 223. 9iireuu: Jrantin., una Ninoiur.
0auaos, SerIanat Hroidiire, (Dsai4.1 S,a&o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Sobn Sertuis & Subn.

Gr. zoos, SrIeanS.eH. .NQo. s1eI.: 9Binofor $50
3iip obInnba9mu 5 Gni ,, Dgt, peri III, ", TonetH,I 1sehn,s:
Nlnofor 10. Sutfhen peroem ~geliefert iir
9ob6etten, unterbaltungell uilo anoere @eIeeeIl'
beiteu. (5ebl4, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
WQraarethn @ef.

IS ftarb Sienftaa. ben 8. glprit 1904. s ubr
Wsor9ens. D'argaretga Yed, ecIiebtc @attlll oeo
eerlioroenen So5n y. Bed, Iil Iiier oom 81
6rettaa, giatmittaes I'm z llbr. bon ibrer Iee>
ten gSobnlne, Nr. 1909, siioas9arp.S traae,
aus ailt Der o~2Se'fern Cemetery" prioatlns liafi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
0puapn.VnrfsEcmetern

gieue seftioncn finb lest sur Seihtieius bers
9eri6tet; Wtele aIs9etpdblte cots. Der CIT
perinienbcnt oes @rlnbes lno Bobeus piro iebc
setpiinltte Mnsiunft ertbeilen. Das 9remato'
RUM ftsbt idglib sur SnipeftioD often. Wegen
gtdberem iueiioe rlan it'd un oeIt superintendent
t1l't (glpriI5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

8ie baS @eologtidc 9 il
reau in @oibington IN ieinem lebten
9erifrt mittbeilt, bot lid Die giien-
er5.Troouftion Ser SereinigtcnS tao.
ten III ben lebten ie6s Sabren mebr.
ols p%erooppclt. Sm Sabre 1902
allein par gegen Dos @oriabr cine
3itnobmc bon % Ero5ent 81 per5cif-
men, gegcn oas Sabr 1897 iogar einc
Steigerlng bon 1903 Yro5ent. Die
%erGiebigiten giiener5grllben oes 2on..
bes liegen in Miftgon. Gos 9iirealt
bered)net ben @ertb Der gelammten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas Sobr
1902 ouf mebr, oils 1860 Winionen
Collars. Die &oblenforberina ,1obm
I'M Sabre 1903 Inn ie6s Ero5ent slt,
obgleid) infolge bcs groBen Strites
Die 6orberllng bon Intbra5itfoblen
UNI 23,30i,OU Sonnen I'M Mortt.
lpertbe bon iiber SO Miaionen Dol,
lars birlter Dem Soriobre 5uriidbIieb.
Die @epinnllng Der Wetol.E robufte
ltieg nm rinnb 124 Wtia.. Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
@altimpre Ecmetsrn.

WuU'SfruNt NNp WuftHsWUtHNr.
Ve9rdbnibpllpe 8nm gerfuui bon $25 on,
NIT Dlarmorpfoiten abGegreu5t, $35 = 8lab
fir bier @rdber. CSan1S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

Cine SanibbIatt meint,
tuenn BORT Mrtbur benn einmoI UNI
getauft ueroen io1, Damn fonntc man
es ia .G~orfbapen" neilreir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

Sn MinneopoIiS Der.
reilte oicier Gage ein 9iirger aui
5lpei Gage. Sci ieiner Giidfebr itnno
5lpar lein Sons nod cs mar ober
p%ollitonoig mlsgepliinbert. Mobcl
nno ole @ertbgegenltGnoe maren
tort, nno Die Yoli5ei botte nidt boS
8erin1Itc gemertt. wenneleif bie
Siebe cinen Mobelmogen sur Sort
lbofInng beniitt baben miiiicn. Gin
@lrnoer, oaB lie bos SouS iteben &C.
lollen boben. Gen Minneopoliicrn
tbilt cine YoliSei- Teform notb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

SIN engIiiben II II t c t.
balle iprrbe elm Intrag, oen0rmlen
bas @ablredt 81 eeipGbren, NIT Der
Itorfen MaioritGt bon ia Stimmen
ongenommen. 9arauf burf nibt
etrpa aeidloiien werben, Dab es Den
engliiden Srouen nun bolb geituttet
lein miro. IN oifehtlihcn gn9eleeen.
beiten mit5uitimmen. Die Serren
Yarlamentarier iuubten I'M Sorous,
bob Die gbitimmlng eigentlid mebr
&omobie oils crnlt mar. Seit ialt
brei Sabr5ebnten lit Die 5rarlen-
Stimmreftsirase ibon oft bero'
then moroen, obne iemuls mcitcr oils
sil elmer 5weiten 2eiung 5u fommcn.
Die Yarteien lino iibcr Die Sraae &C.
tbeilter Nniid)t, cbenio oaS Winiite'
RUM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07


fommen Die betrGftlid)en @runoren.
ten aitf lGngere 3eit IN @e9faa. Die
Sd)enfiing lit oaeroings Dem Sop.
fins Soipital 5ugepanot, allein Die
llniperiitat, 81 Der oas Soipital &c.
bort, miro 10 bon Sor9en befret'.
Ger 81 ri5ona g d G r.
i6reibt IN ieiner neiteIten drummer:
ygor lollter 9aumen iiebt man fat
oen Molo niht mebr. Sor lallter
YrGiioe1ti6afts : 9libms pergiBt
man beinobe Die @abl. Wenn niht
uniere %perebrten GoQegen IN ben
groBen Soges5eitungen bes Sitens
idon 10 miitbeno idimpften, auf ein-
AMBER uno auf lire beioerieitigen
politiihen 6reunoe, miiBte man
mirflid farlm, ooB mir nm mebr Elm
paar Wpnate Dor elmer Hotional.
pabl iteben. Sier in Iri3ona Der.
ipiirit OH falrm einen Sallh. Con.
bon Springer's 9ubm lit idon mic
Der aae, rno menn Die 9ops oeS
Samitags binter rieiigen @bisfep-
Tillen in ben aneipen iieen, ipri6t
ielten @il1er bon Der beporitebenoen
@obl. IS lit alth piel geideiter 10.
@ir hoben ia oob nid)tS oapon. llno
mir perionlid miiiien, nenn mir Die
@abrbeit iagcn iouen, mas mir ia
INNER tbrn, auiridtig geIteben, oaB
inns Gin 0red baran liegt, oh Hooie-
belt ODER @ornan ober Barter ooer
Warf Sonna - pardon! Der lit ia
tootl - ndditen WGr5 ms 8eiBe
Saus ein3iebt. BLOB ben nidtsnubi'
gen Searit modten mir nidt germ err
lpGblt ieber. Der aerl bat ms ourd
feline &epolperblGtter 81 piele slbon,
ncnten obgejoet uno lit 5lloem Elm
Wann, Der Dem Wiloen @eiten feline
Gbrc madt, oenn CT fiirftct lid iei-
ne eigene Sallt allf ben Warft 81
tragen nno id)ift INNER be3oblte
&nappen ms 8eiebt. @enn ibm
lniere Compliments nidt idmedeu.
10 fam er ia %gefGaieit nad @ipea.
Dam 8llld fomn1cn lrno iib reparl-
diren. @tr ltelen ibm unieren
Wunn, mod)ten i'm aber ais qualia
Gollegen freunbidoftlidit nufmerf.
lam MAIDEN, bob es bier nod plentp
Stride gibt uno Dob ilniere gop-
bops ifon 10 longe feline 2pnderei
mebr peranltultet boben, oaB es if.
men beionocre Sreuoe MAIDEN mir.
&c, NAL Elm undergraduates Wiaio-
nGrsiobnhen lebenoig 81 brnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Spbesf6ae.

AIM 4. apriI 2puts ~;sreiseu. . Sabre nIt.
slnt 8. IprlI aibrrt X. Ssnncr. 8S SABRE alt.
an @prii -@eprae u. Sicscl, So Sabre alt.
anl 4. 9prtl Warn sduniot, 8 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

Ser amerifani de &C.
ianote in Stombul, Serr 2ciibmon
lit bel Dem tiirfiiten Winiiter bes
ahsp1rtieen poritellig 9eporbch
hob omerifaniide Sdulen unb an
bere onerifoniihe Snltit,,tc III Ser
Siirfei mebr Mnerfennung nno mebr
Hebte boben iouten. Amcrifoniid)e
Sfulen in Der Siirfei! @o5u2 Die
Shnlcn in ben 9ereini1ten Staotcn
beben, Gas bat picl mebr 3ipet unb
@ertb, ols amerifaniide Sdulen IL
Der Siirfei sl griinoen II. nit ome'
rifoniidem @cl0e Su unterboltell.
@os brolld)en ms ole Siirfen 81
fiimmern, menn III ocn @%ereiniatcn
Staoten lelblt nod iopicle p1bogo9i.
Idle Yrobleme 81 loien limo. Grit Dor
Der eigenen Sbiire febren!
Cine @erliner Sirmaper r.
icnoet an belltide Srailen ioIeenoe
Gmpieblung: "WtobcS Eorilienncs.
Wao. @..... Berlin. Grpoiition DC
Gbapcaur mobcleS oes mierrfoiiiS.
Erir mobercs. Man ipridt oeutid,.
Gnaliib ipofen." Iie g%lbernbeit. oo6
lit eincm gerliner 0eidGit alid)
bciltid) geiprnhcn miro, lit Ser @i-
piel unfreiiuiaiser aomif. CAB cine
@erliner 6irn,a nit iolfen Gntpfeb.
lungen beiitide Srauen 5u fooern
geoenft. lit eritalrnlid). Cine 0erliner
Jirma finbet eS fir fIug, befannt
gu moten, oab audi oelitib BORT &C.
iprodeu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

@as in Earis Niles Der.
loren miro, ergab iid u%nl1ngit bel
Der offertliben GerItcigerung Der
@egcnltdnoe, Die ipGbrenb 6es Der
f%lpl'enen Sabres oilf Scr StraBe ODER
in Subrtperfen perloren uno nidt
5uriidperlangt morben lino. 9Iei.
onngsitilde, Sanbiperfs5eug un0
Sd)irme: 1864 Stiid. Die Yorte.
monnoics nnb @elbtoiden, Ole 3a
Sitnlten oes NrmcnmeienS hires ST.
bolts entlcert pllroen, lieferten cine
9elltcler bon nabc5u elmer Miuion
Srancs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

nniere pofitii6c Gipi.
lilation baitt lid mebr luto mebr ailf
Maiien.S nitinfte, @oiien . 2cioen.
idaft, Maiien.Y opuloritGt Ii. M,oi.
ien-S timmredt olf. Der Siibrer, Der
oieie Muiien- ooer &ceroen. S'Snltinfte
uno Seibenifaften fir iih 5i serpin-
nei WeiB, miro Sie9er bleibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

MnS Dem Oberhaue bes
&opitolS ms @eiGngnib! Gin trau.
riger Sal, Der bes &auiuier Senotors
g,trton. Iucin, bu Der Sall Dor oas
Tereinigte Staoten : Ippellationsge-
ribt fonnt, 10 ltebt es nod oabin, Oh
Sr. Burton Die @efdngniBlpGnoe BON
Snnen 81 leben befommt. Die Straie
bon 25OO Dollars mill fir einen
Wonn, pie Burton, nidt piel beiu.
gen. Ginerlei, pie Der speite YroseB
allSfolt, politiih lit Senator 9lr.
ton mouletobt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-02
AT THE THEATERS
Lyceum-"GIsmonda."

Glsmonda" is the dramatic offering at
the Lyceum this week. Like most of Sar-
dou's plays, it is tragic and fascinating:
yet unlike them, the play has a pleasing
ending and the curtain falls with q feeling
prevailing that at least things are as one
would wish, with the heroine and hero
happily united. :,
Miss Florence Stone carries off the hon
ors as Gismonda Chiara the proud and
Wilful Duchess Of Athens. From the OMEN
ing OF the play Miss Stones Gismonda is
more than pleasing, yet it is in the last
two acts that her ability is best displayed
her love for Marcello Almerio
lyfovercomes her pride, causes her to
confess her, Wrongdoings dramatically in
a public sanctuary, and give her heart
and hand to the rescuer of her little
son.
Dick Ferris as the low-born Marcello,
whose ardent devotion and manly bear
ing finally win for him Gismonda and her
duchy, is an able second to Miss Stone
Inc Two parts clearly make the play. and
the pleasure Of seeing the production is
therefore most due to the abilities dis
played by Miss Stone and Mr.. Ferris.
Hearty dislike of a villain by the audi
ence is the greatest appreciation that can
be shown to the actor who takes the part
Of the plotter and evildoer. And in the
role Of Acctaolli A. Byron Beasley NAV
therefore be counted a success Little
Master Clark Marshall, as the young son
of the duchess, proves favorite Others
making up the cast as a rule give accep-
table support to the stars, vet in several
instances are not above criticism and no
one regrets that these are not more promi-
nent.
The curtain was late last night in rising
because of the hardness of wallets, citi-
zens, soldiers. etc. end the waits be-
tween acts seemed unnecessarily long.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-02
10 doubt If it had been thoro1,

No doubt If it had been thoroly
understood that these legal restric-
tons would be enforced, thousands
Of people anxious to get rich quick
would not have thrown away their
time and money in this scramble for
lands not any too we'll adapted to
agricultural purposes. Then, too, this
rush for land on the Rosebud reser-
walton will look less like a snap to
those who may hereafter become
aware Of the fact that in neighboring
counties In South Dakota, there is still
a good deal@ofs government land open
to settlement on substantially the
same termss The administration of
our, government land interests has
never been highly creditable to the
government, and it Is time there was
a change in the methods employed.
The government domain has been
plundered by spectators under the
homestead and presumption act the
timber and stone act, the desert land
act, and in other ways, and 1t would
seem as if we ought to be wise enough
in these latter days, when our public
land areas are becoming compare
lively limited, to manage their sale
and settlement more intelligently than
In the past.
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Wage and Living, Cost.

Commissioner Wright shows that
the average increase Of wages since
1896 has been 1876 per cent, while the
increased cost of living for working
mems families having $1,000 income
a year, has been 1876 per cent. This
average was taken. from a, groun Of
1857 families living in tlirty-three
states, and averaging 5.31 persons
each. In 1901. the average income wa 9
1927, and d 81 average expendit for
all purposes $76S, with average ex-
penditure for food Of 1925 per family.
while clothing and taxes took the hal
ance of the income spent. Food took
nearly half the income average
In 1896 the food cost was 95.3
per cent Of the average price. rising
to a cost Of 11o.ss per cent Of the
average cost Of the period (s326) in
1902, and falling a little last wear.
The average cost gof intoxicatine
liquors, per family was, during the
period, 14.51 per cent Of the total in
come. 4jaz.
The figures Of the averages. how
ever, while interesting and sugges-
tive, take no account of the many in
dividual variations from the results
stated. The savings banks deposits
In the United States are to a, large
percentage composed Of deposits Of
wage-earners which swell the official
ly reported aggregate Of deposits to
the fornaidable sum of s2,9s3,204,s45.
making an average of $417.21 to each
depositor of the 7,O35,228 depositing.
That there is wholesome thrift among
the wage-earners of this country is
unquestionable. The proof is in the
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THE JOURNAL.
LUCIAN SWIFT, J. S: McLAIN,
MANAGER. EDITOR
Expensive for the I.andgrabberg,

The Rosebud land opening has
proved a very expensive thing for the
landseekers, taken as a whole. Here
was reservation containing about
$4,000 acres, or about 2,4OO quarter
sections or allotments; yet so great
is the desire to get something for
nothing that over 100000 persons
filed applications for land. At that
rate, not more. than one out Of forty
could hope to secure any land, for it
will be borne in mind that, after the
applications were filed, they were all
dumped into a big wheel of fortune
and lottery drawing took place, the
first one drawn out having the first
choice and the next one the next
choice, and so ON, until the entire
number of allotments were exhausted.
Tens Of thousands, of course were
disappointed, because there was not
enough land to go around.
Now assuming that the average ex-
pense OF travel and board incurred
by an applicant amounted to only $40
EACH we have an aggregate of $1,000
600 paid to railroads and boarding
houses by the landseekers. It is not
at all improbable that these expenses
averaged twice as much, or from
s2,000,Ooo to 100000. The land, at
81 an acre, which is probably a fair
average price, would only amount to
81, 900. That is to say, the land
is not worth as much money as that
paid out by those who have been try
ing to get 1t.
The average applicant, too. has
doubtless had the impression that all
he had to do was to file his claim and
Immediately upon drawing an allot-
ment, make his selection close to an
expected railroad depot site, and then
sell out for big bonus. If, however.
the department follows the law. If
will require every section to be occu
pied and lived upon for a certain
length of time before the title can
pass. This can only be done by the
payment of 81 an acre down and rs
cents an acre each year for four sue
5ceeding years; or, the homesteader
may commute his claim at the end
of fourteen months by paying S5.25
an acre.
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VI HUING's TEETH

A few days before war broke out be-
tween Russia and Japan, vi HUNG, en-
peror Of Corea, was trying to persuade a
German dentist to come to practice in
his court. The inducements were $50 a
month salary, SIS for rent, $500 for trav-
cling expenses each way, s., 900 for instru-
ments, $25 for the laboratory; one hour
a week duty in the palace looking after
the imperial molars, privilege Of private
practice, two months vacation annually.
Since Feb. s, his majesty has other aches,
which. acting as counterirritants (Russ
and .Jap) have caused him for the time
being to forget his teeth.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-02
OLD LANDMARK IN ASHES
LAMBERToN BUILDING AT ST.
PETER, ERECTED IN 1855, is
BURNED BY AN INCENDIARY.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
st. Peter, Mimi, Aug. 2.-Fire last
night destroyed the Lamberton build
ing on Minnesota avenue. The build
ing was one Of the Oldest landmarks
in the Minnesota valley, having been
erected in 1855. It was untenanted
ana owned by 2. w. Lamberton of
Winona. The Carnegie library build
ing, adjoining, was in danger Of being
DESTROYED. The fire was incendiary in
origin.
The first harvest casualty was re-
ported today from Belgrade, NicolIet
county. While Andrew Bergstrom
was cutting his grain he fell from the
harvester in front of the sickle and
both legs were almost severed from
his body He was taken to st. JOS
eph's hospital in. Mankato.
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