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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
coe 4. Crawford In klmba,l

Coc /. Crawford, candidate for Re
publican nomination for governor,
addressed fair-siZed audience at the
opera heuse last night. The audience
was composed of men OF all political
compilations, affiliations and beliefs
Republlcans-machine and anti-ma-
chine-Dcmocrats Pops, Socialists and
Mugwumps. There was about an
equal division between the Democrats
and Republicans. The speaker cover
ed practically the same grounds as in
his other speeches throughout the
state He asserted that he was
candidate primarially for the purpose
OF having test made Of the right Of
the work and file of the Republican
party to freely act IN the matter of
choice of candidate for governor with
out having that weight of choice
usurped by few men representing
corporate interests. He insisted that
a candidate has the right to go out
openly before the rank and file of his
party and make a statement OF his
position and asked support openly and
frankly without being compelled to
first place his candidacy within the
control of any set of men. Mr.. Craw-
ford dwelt ut some length upon the
primary election law and held that it
was a remedy against dictatlon in
politics. He called attention to the
gross misrepresentation of his posi-
tion by the men opposed to him and
resented the claim that he was seek
ing to disrupt the party. All he asked
was the right politically to live and
let live.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
Keep Your Eye On k,ttie.

Minneapolis Journal: Kate Thy
son Marr breaks out in a morning pa.
per as follows:
There is no prayer might not pray
For you, for you.
There is no blight would not stay
For you, for you.
No matter how my lite were tossed,
No matter what might be the cost,
For you, my king, 'twcrc all we'll lost
For you, for YOU.
We feel it our duty to hold up one
finger at Klttie and remark warninsly
"Kittle! Kittie!'
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
BLOOD ON The MOON.
Platte Seeks Judge Smith. Gore For
County Seat Decision.

Geddes Record-A telegram came to
Platte Tuesday night from Mr.. Trip,
Of Yan&ton, stating that our (?l Hon.
Judge e. G. Smith had rendered his
decision in the county seat imatter
and that he was against Platte, refer
ring the matter back to Charles Mix
county commissioners, who are to
take action upon the same at their
meeting in April.
Owing to the length OF time Judge
Smith has taken IN giving his dccis.
ion it is quite evident that he has
been partial to Geddes as he's been
hoodwinked, by some of her citizens,
into believing that they could give
him better support, as to getting re-
elected Judge, than Platte. This is
very serious mistake on the part OF
the judge, as the older part Of Charles
Mix county has always been in the
lead and always will lead.
If Judge Smith had shown Platte
the least bit of appreciation in this
| fight, which he could have done with
out material injury to himself, then
the citizens of Platte could have
found no fault. but as it now stands,
they are laying in wait for the time
to come when they can put their
shoulders to che wheel, and work to
give Judge Smith Il black eye, which
he is deserving of in every sense of the
word.
1t is not we'll for anyone now, in or
outside of Charles Mix county, to
think that the would-be favored
few can pull him through, as the
majority rules in this county and
especially in Platte. AT the election
this fall, Judge Smith will be where
Moses was when the light went out.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
Here's Your Chance. Girls

We clipped this out OF the Carthage
News:
Wanted-A young farmer living
near town wants a housekeeper If /
can find the right one for a wife all
right. Call on me at the Moore farm
south OF town or address, John Smith,
Carthage.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
AThOlaEhful a M an

M. NJ. Austin OF Winchester, Ind {,
knew what to do in the hour of need.
His wife had such an Unusual case Of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought Of
and tried DR.. Kings New Life Pills
finally cured. Only 25c, at f. i. Mil
lers drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-05-14

1t is now almost quarter OF a
century since Doctor George
James Colgin was laid to rest.
With many expressions of sorrow
he was reverently borne to the
village churchyard. Many of
those who followed his hearse
have since been gathered unto
heir fathers: but how few then
dreamed, that after a period of
twenty years, they would live to
see his widow borne in funeral
procession 20 her place beneath
the sod Having passed many
years together, their characters
ana qualities of heart possessed
numerous traits of resemblance.
Both believed in being clothed in
justice, fortified by virtue, and ex-
ultant in good deeds; and both
died suddenly. exempt from long
suffering, and closed their eyes to
this world with peaceful looks OF
resignation and the deepest trust
in the mercy of God.
The late Mrs George J. COlgin
was reared in the days Of wealth
Her father for many years stood
one of the richest shareholders in
Alabama. What wealth could
achieve for culture and inherent
nature insure for purity of soul
surely was hers. She had lived
through the stirring days of dis
astrous war; had seen its horrors
felt it's uncertainties, and suffered
it's consequences. She had buckl
ed on her husbands sword with a
, sacrificing a heart, as any patllO
! in the land. With a calm reSig
! nation to inscrutable providence
. she witnessed the Homecoming 0
: defeated troopers and bowed he
head in acceptance of the woe
= that were to follow. She ha
passed through the awful perio
of Reconstruction days with fort
tude and courage.
Thus reared in the midst {
wealth and moulded IN the hare
ship of perilous times, no wond'
y that her natural disposition fl
| sweetness and amiability, Chri
i tim charity and forbearance, W;
\ accumulated to such aodegree.
Il She did not falter in the dutl
Il that life cast in her way; nor y
4 did she show that bauble OF sen
n ment in the fulfillment of the1
n Beyond the pale of the commul
r tv in which she lived few kne
a h,I VI realized the many trai
n t0at tend to immOrtalize t
n charming prettiness of femini
NJ character. But all who knew b
NJ loved her and be it said to b
y nonor: that the deep spiritual 81
nificance of her deeds, her Chr
: tan charity, her faith, her tru
{ in the efficacy of prayer, and b
{ resignation to the will of Go
I stamped her for all time creatu
I of purity and sweetness. In t
{ latter part of her years, she h
{ rejoiced in many tokens of 10
( and kindness extended to b
{ kindred, She had again assn
( ed the duties of a mother iowa
I her berpayed grandchildren, h
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-05-14

WANTEFYOUNG MEN to prepare
for Government Positions, Fine Open
ings in all Departments Good Sala
ries. RAPID Promotions. Examine
tons soon. Particulars Free.
Interstate Cor. Inst. Cedar Rapids, la
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-05-14
In MeIn0riarn
Mrs. Caroline Evelyn Colgln :

performed many Christllke DEEDS
and betrayed many acts OF self
sacrificing unselashness. She be-
lieved that life was full OF many
burdens and that kind words and
deeds should encourage and help
us on the way. No unnecessary
pain must be caused, no shaft vi
malice find its mark, no feelings
hurt, was indeed her motto. Elk
perience of real life had awakened
in her fuller pulse of womanhood,
and early adversely had been the
tombstone of her character
Even to the last she manifested
that usefulness did not cease witt
youthful age. With the intuition
of death dawnlng upon her soul
she looked forward to the shining
stars with a fearlessness of dissO
luton and with a mented reclaim
upon the Inheritance of Heaven
Her character was pure and love
w. and few domestic lives cal
example hers or compare so well
Many children and grandchildren
survive to monrn her, and t.
thank the Creator for having
blessed them with such an exam
ple to illumine their pathway il
the mazes of this world.
ONE WHO LOVED HER
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-05-14
Races on 10Th
Opening Of the Local Racing
Season


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A., ,,.h - ,.ur h., draw
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a,,o.os.o. &c ,},o..r,s ".
whose a" ''''' '''
be p"Ief IL are "''"3 SUN
siye advertising. + sides TINS eX
OMISSIONS from the Or, seen, City and
o,h,r ,o;,.,. have been ar
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-05-14

NOTHING EQUAL ry/CnA-
MBERLAIN's COLO, END DI-
RRHOEA REMEDY YOR COM
PLANTS IN CHILDREN.
We have used Chamberlain
collie Cholera anYDi arrhoea Re
medy in our mit for years says
Mrs. J. B. CSoH of Netherlands
Tex we have Fed other medici-
mes for the SAN purpose but new
or found anything to equal Cham
berliaus if you will use 1t as di
rected it will cure.
Sold by Estorge Drug Co
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
&crmiidtc tclearuuhiide 9cpeiden.

Gopmono 8iliep, Better oeS
.@ilIep Souie" in golt 8ernc, &C..
o., lit int &oipitol elmer Shubplt1l.
sc erlegen, meIhe ibm Iein iiin9erer
9rltoer am Sonntog ollf Der SagO
infoloe zines u%ugliidlidcn 3ltfolIeS
6ugcfitgt bate.
8egen ben friiberen SoIIirer
ltlto gftion1r Der 8eIt 2ibertp.9out
in 9ouenport, So., Nrnolo 9ealt-
tbielt, ipeldler lit Chicago int County
8efGnqriB oetinirt miro uno iid)
ilber $4,000 redtSlpiorig ongeeignet
boben iol, limo IcdS 8orfiibrunosbe.
feble erloIien iuor0en, flint ipeget
llnteridlo0ung uno eiller peaen6Gle
i6ltng.
81. 6ronciSco G6aneS, Elm be.
fnnltcr republitoniider Eolttiter III
9telu Werifo, lit in Yines @eIlS, Cor.
renee . COUNTY, mdbreno CT oils
@nit zines 6reunoes iein Ibenoeiien
einnobm, olrd 0os Seniter bes 3int.
merS meu6elmoroeriid) erihoiIen
iporoen. Ser Wtoroer, iueldenl man
politiidC Wtotiue ltnteridiebt, miro
init 9llttbltn0elt bon einem Irfgebot
eifri9it perfolgt.
Sn Buffalo, R.-Y., lit Ser p
Sabre olte @m. Wouermottn III lei.
mem Shlof5immer in einem Inbau
heS ct. 6ronciS' Iltenbeim mabren0
Der gtodlt eritift ur,o Der ~65-iabri9e
Charles Casper, Der nit ibm bos
3inmer tbeilte, mltroe in %iterbctoem
3rltonoe oufgefunoen., 3fpei aitoerc
Seltte, Die in bent Inbou idliefen,
ipuroen nod reft5eitig gerettet. Gin
Grogasofen, Der gum Sei5en oes3im-
ners oiente, Gotte sic tootbringenoen
@ale %ausgeItromt.
Gin relter @eriiid), Die 2ohsft-
id)erei an Der GocificfiiIte inter
Srnlt : Gontrole 5ii brinaen. lit ms
@ert geiest iporben. 8ertreter oeS
8robihlafters mo MilionarsSob
Guoobp boben oos Gigentbum Der
Nortb anerican 6iiberies Company,
bel oelt I'M oergonaenen Sontmer ers
foleten geridtlidlen 3lpongsperfailfe
oil it'd gebradt unb iufen ieet aid
ole anlagen Der Edeific american
5ilberies III gelinebon, Waib,
fonflitl al iitl 81 brineett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
Sineiuuati's StrifeluirrCtt.

Gtncinnoti %. NoOember. -
Die NIT Dem Strife Der bieiigen 81
lengleBer perbunoencn Sale BON adt
Der III leBter @ode pcrboftcterllnion=
Ieltten ipurOen geItern Dor @eri6t
olf9ernfen. Soiepb g.. G%olentine,
Der SroIioent Der o,lron WoI0erS'
Union Of Nmerico," melher on9e-
flogt lit, Der 3erItorung BON gigen-
tbrm i'll Der @urefo-W icBerei Siilfe
nnN 8oridltb geIeiItet GIT baben, Der.
5i6tete ouf Elm gorocrb0r uno mur-
DC Der @rano.Surp, Ole in ndditer
8ode 5ltiommen trcten miro, inter
$1,000 9iirgi6oft iiberontiuortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
Tageriurotbcr's GrbidDaftsprpScf cnt-
Idlicocn.

@oibin9ton. 9. 6, %. go.
bember. Ger Ero5eB lucQen oc3
SeItomentS bes i'm Sabre 1890 Der.
itorbenen 2%eoerbdnoIers 0anicl Is.
Saperpeotber nurhc bonn Oberbrrns
oesgeridt 5u @uniten Der 5lpon5ia
Grben entIdIieoen, nelben Der Seito.
tor i'm 8an6en $2,500O0O nern1adlt
bat, Gas SeItament NOR bon Der
@itttue urlb 5tpei Nitten Iopertueo.
Tiers ongefod)ten, ober BON Dem
&reis9eriht fir Den iiibIiden 0iItrift
bon Getu-Yorf 81 8unIten Der Cole.
ges entihieoer iporoen. Ser YroSei
bat mebrere 8eridtSiniton5en ourd)-
gemad)t uno lpor Ieit pielen S5obrcn
anbongig. Son Der beute ~obgegebe,
men befiritinen Gntideiblng beS
acknowledgements proiitiren Die fol.
eenben GoIegs: 9oipooin, Cart.
mouth, @iuioms, ImberIt, @eslepon.
gale, Columbia, Union ~tbeologiid)ea
Goaee. Samilton, Hodeiter. Cornell,
Safopette. 2incoln, Girginio, Snmp.
ton, Wtorpbiue, Marietta, Abelbert,
@a6aib uno Garf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
SrugOoic IN einem 0cpnrtcmcnt-
laOen.

Gbica9o, 20. Iop. - 8roBe
Iuire8ung e%ntItonb bellte in einem
9roBen Experimentation an Der
Stote=S troBe, als Der 26.iGbrige
8oul Sereiit einen SdnlB a1lf ieine
6rau obga6 uno iid Damn ielbit ourt
einen S6uB in Den @illno ouf ser
SteQe t6otete. 9aS Gbepaar bate
cine 3eitlong 3uionmen geiprohen
uno Die GSrou mar gerooe i'm 9egriff,
iid 3l entfernen, als Der Wionn oen
Teoolper 3og nno 5u ibieBen begonn.
Die 6rnu blieb unperlebt. Serciif
ipobnte in Grenton, rs, mo mar
bier ouf 8eIud).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
S%cfGmpfnn9 Der Irbeitcr-S r9aniia-
tipncn.


3peiter SSo6rcS.Gonbcnt Der nGiti.
sens SnouItriol NIlociutlon." -
YrGiiOent 8orrp'S 9ortrog.
Hem.0orf, %. 0opember.
Die oGiti5ens Snoultriol Iiiociotion,
cine sur 8cfGmpfung Der NrbeitersOrs
goniiotionen 9egriinoete &creitigung
bon 4rbeitsgebern, e%rotfnete belltc
ibren 5lpeiten SobreS.Gonuent i'm
g9litor SouIe". Yrolioent 0ouio Sc.
8orrp aus indianapolis fiibrte oen
8orIib uno eroffnete Die Sibung NIT
elmer Anlprod)e, in pelder er Den
6ortI6ritt Der Nrbeitaebcr- 9elpegllng
IN ben lctten 5luei Sobren Geulle pal
iiren lieB uno cine permonente rno
Itetige 3unobme ooroltsIogte. Gr
iagte ltnter anberent:
.@enn ooS Observation-Disclosures
len 1T oieIem 2onoe Die Sberbolto
befommen iollte, oonlt babe i6 nidt
ocn geringiten 3meifel, Dob %unIcre
Snouitrie'n perihninoen mo utlere
StroBen bon orbeitSlolen Seltteu
iiberfiiQt lein lperoert. Inoere 6olge1
fonnte ein Spitem niht baben, mel-
DIES ben 2obn Der Irbeit nid)t no6
Geroienlt feltiest, lonoern nod Der
Wtodt elmer Organization, ltiit 9eoin-
glltgen porsuidlreiben. Gin SpItem,
pelfes Die 2eiItungsf0bigfeit be-
ifrGnfcn, oen ltnternebmllngsgeilt
u1terbinoen uno ben 5ortifritt Der
Snoultrie nod WoBgobe Der ont toe.
niglten 2eiituhgsf1bigen feltlesen
lpiiroe.
aonn oaS aegeniuGrtige nnionipc-
len lit oieiem 2onbe sur Serridait &C.
Iongen? Sd CLAUDE, boB ipenn Sic
eS piinIden ipiirben, Dob Die orgoili-
Iirtc arbeit cine controlirenoe Muft
III inoltitrieleit INTO offehtlideit In-
9eIegen6citen erbalte, Sic MIR Sbre
9onoe SIT folten broudten nno oen
llntonen tbren 8iaen lalie1l. ltnter
Der 9tldtstb1er.Eoliti Der Irbcit9es
Der bis Dor wenigen Sobren mar bos
@nd)Stbun1 Der llnionen gerabe5u
ipllltoerbor. SdlieBlid nabmen Die
6ltbrer, nit nlebreren Miuipnen Or
belterit blrter iid Ii. ermutbi9t ollrd)
ellle Ilt5obl erfolgreid)er Strifes, Dem
eoitareB ltno lofulen 9eboroen gegell.
llber ellle Otftotoriide Soltllne an"
Ger Heoner 9ing oonn peiter oui
Die plelel1 re~gelnlaBig bon oen llnio.
tleil nerloreiten Strifes, Die bltrd, belt
llebern,utb Der 6iibrer orlaeoronet
tpuroen, Elm. gine 8olee oapon lei,
oaB 5ablreide 9etriebe oauon abac.
eoilgen leien, i'd ooruin Ill film.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30

@roBen geroienIt um sic 9tn9ele-
9enbett bat iif Ser bieligc @eiddft&-
tro9er Der omerifoniiden 8oti6oft
coon er%iporben. Spdt am abenO
mar nlft einmoI etluo8 BON Der 9tb-
1t9t, einen S6ieoSgertdtaoertrog
nit Den Ser. Stoaten ob5uidlieBen,
befonnt.
AomtroI 0'Wetr9 @eiie.
Seneoig q, 80. Nopcm6cr. - Ger
olllerltantibe Nomirol a. :. G1arIeS
S9feIl iuelber I'M ipcijcQcn Nuftro.
&c Dos altslono bereiit, nm bic @nte
lolfelin9en i'm @eidijtpcicn II. ".
NJ. 5u prilfen, mediclte 9eiude NIT
Honltrol 8oIrmbo, ocn Marine-
Communicates, un0 rciite lpGter
nodJ 6loren8 ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
8cGr MilitGr bcrlangt.

Settlers @rubenitoot 3eigIer in Silt
nois bon Strifern nit @otIings
8eidiiben bomboroirt. @rnIt'
Itde Sample befiir6tet.
Sprtngfielo, SQs, %. go.
bem6cr. - @enerolooiutant Scott tit
bonn S6eriff Stcin bon Jrantlin=
Gountp t~elegropbii6 eriudt moroen,
ole MiIi5abtbeiIlng, Die gum S6lltc
Der bon Strifern beOrobten 9oblen-
bergruerfe in 3eigler bieut, nod nm
8iuei Gompoqnie'n 81 peritorfen. Die
&oblengrQbcr in 3eigler lino i6on
leit mebreren Wonoten am Strife.
Soiepb Setter, Der @igentbiimer oe8
9erqtpertes, bat nit neren 2ellteli
0en 9etrieb mieOer o1fgerpmmen,
llno ieitoem Iino uieOerbolt Gubeitor
rungen po%rgefommett. ..ae"
Gorbonoolc, SIS, 90. gto.
oenber. - Gonpoonie n@" pom 4.
Otili5regintent fam bette 5u i3eigler
an uto trot III GienIt. 9as &rie95.
redt lit iiber Die Orti6oft pcrbdn9t
mor0en. @Gbreno Der lebten gtod)t
ioQen minoeItens 500 S6iiiic bon
neridieocnen Seiten Der ouf Die 3eiG-
ler'ihe 8lodooe obqefeuert pOrOen
fem, obne jeooh irgero mel6enSfo
Den on5urihten.
(Spdter.) - SIS erbeQt, Dab 3clgs
Ter mobreno Der lebten Rad)t BON
Sonnenuntergong bis E~ugeSonbruf)
beI6olien ipurOe, ur0 3lpor ans bier
@utling = @eihitBen, mel6e Die Strl.
fer on peri6ie0enen Steuen ouige-
pflor3t boben. Stills . 8~eneraI.GO.
illto1t Heece lit ongetnmmen, INN Die
So6loge SIT unteriuden, uno miro
I'M gtotbfalle mebr Wtili5 sur Steae
beor0ern. Soiepb Better fam bcltte
81 3eigler an mo broGte mebrStri,
febreder ans Chicago.
Die @eidiiBe, olls mel6en oie9Glti-
riibrer leBte Nadt feuerten, tuoren
cine babe MeiIe bis orei 8iertelmei.
len bon Ser Sto0t oltfgepflon5t uno
man fan0 beute fnit ein9uI6el leercr
HotronenbiilIen an Ben betreffenoen
Stellen. Nn einem 3oune ipuroen
9lutipuren entoeft, moroltS man
Id)lieBt, 0oB minoeItenS cine Gerion
uerpunoet ipor0en lit. @eitere lin.
ruben meroen befiird)tet.
Sum 6 ad)en.
(SpGter.) - Ro6tr1glidJ IteQt
es lid berouS, 0oB oie gon5e Senio-
tionsgeididte iiber ooS 9omboroe.
nlent BON 3eigler ouf einem bon iell-
Iotionsiiidtigen 3eitungS 9 GORE
iponOenten gelnohten oummen SIR.
tbum ber1bt. Die 8otling.@ eifiibe
muroen ni6t bon Den Strifern, ion.
bern aus DEM Snaeren Ser Stodooe
sur Nlntmort oltf eini9e BON ouBen
Der obgegebenc 9iidlienidiiIie sur
Inlpenoln1g ge6rodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
@ieocr in @oIhinatun.

8afbinoton,G .. g., 80. Nob.-
Brdiioent 8ooiepelt fam ltn 7.02
belttc friib bon ieincm 9eiltGe Der
8eltouS ltelltng IN ct. 2ouiS nieoer
bier on. Webrere &unoert 8erionen
noren om BennlDlponia.9 obnbofe
oeriummelt mo brottcn Sodrllie
ollf i'm aus. IS 6o1lerte nod etpa
50 Wfinutett, ebe Ser 3ooiepeIt nit
ieiner Satin 1trlo Sodter guice ben
Bug oerlieB, cine bercitItebenoe Slut
ide beItieg uno nod DEM o@eiBen
Souie" fubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30

Gle Stats 9 auten BE.
+ orb {, beitebenb aus Oem 8oltpere
neltr, Dem StuotS Gontroleur unO
Dem Stonts . Sdabmeilter, mill
morgen in annopoliS Die In9ebote
olif Oen Infoltf oes Itnotliden Snte'
relies i'm Gbeiopeofe . Ohio /. aano(
offnen. sc merber nobrideinlid)
MIR Smei angebote porliegen, uno
5lpor zines bon Der Baltimore Ohio
gobn" uno zines BON Der ,@aboib-
9abn."
Ser % Serein"
belt geltern aberb III ben Hdumen
Der biitoriiden 8eieQidait on ber
Sarotceoitrabe feline Mollots -. Ser
iammllng, In ipelfer Die folgenben
rteltert Wit9lieoer aufgenommen
nirben: Nm. s. groning, Gbos. 90.
g%openboper, Iiiauitus %. 8enGarh,
20. 9rolune 6ornmonb, CHARLES @.
Wnib itne 2inoiab s. Spencer. @ie
Der Sefretar Santes %. 8oluers, IT,,
mittbeiIte, ipirb Der 8erein Ieine
SabresperiammIung naditen Gieu-
ltoe Menb bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
Tiinffadler WOrb nn6 SelbItmur6.

SGelbp, ap, 30. Noo.-@no6
Sloon bat in bcrmtidtem 3uItonoe
Ici1le Satin, bier fleine ainoer unO
Iid) iclbit eri6oiIen. @r mar Elm 8ors
nler ltno in Scr 9t1be bon Sbelbp al.
i4iiia.
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0caen 0attinmurbes in !Saft.

gberDeeL Go, 90. 9topem.
Der. = 5reo. Meier lit bier auf Die
ACKNOWLEDGING berboftet iporoett iei-
ne Jrnu nit einem 9nidenmeiier er.
itoden 81 baben.
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ceoohten.
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bon etipa 100000 Sronen ouilpeiit.
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men miro oltt bier Wfiltoncn aronclL
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Sorlobre) pcroltI6lo9t. Bur Irbciter-
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Orel Wttlllonen aroncn bel, 81 oengtra
Observation-Disclosures 112 Will. Gas
Budget oeS &rleg8miniIterlltmS lit
INT 2E Wfllllolten nleort9er, oils i'll
&orlobre, On 1903 feline groBeren4yfds
Iloner d%bqebaltelt Wer0elt 1olte1t lll0
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Sr. Cannon. Der Spre6er
oes Observation-Disclosures, bat iih
eegen irgeno meld)e Sepiiion bes Ia
riffs oiiseeiproden; ct mill oieie 5re-
ge meber III elmer grtroiisung, nod
in Ser reguldren Situng bes Cont
greiies angeihrtitten boben, benin
oos Tolf babe ia bel Der 8abl &C.
seiat, ooB es Die beitebenoen Ser
bGltniiie gons utb gor biaige ulto
feline Ienoeruna niin'dle. aud i'm
Senot baben Die electromagnetic oos
Sberipoiier. Sic befiirhten, bob Der
8eriud), ben 1orif ST repioiren, eitc
SpoItune lit ben 8eiben Der 6epnbli-
faiter berbeifiibren fonne. 9estuc-
gen ioa Der geriuh gar nibt gemodt
lperbeit.