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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01
AWFUL NINE EXPLOSION
Between Thirty and Sixty Men
Killed In Disaster at Tercio, Colo.
REsEMsLE0 VOLCANIC ERUPTION

Debris of All Kinds Were Hurled
From Mouth Of Tunnel, and It Is
Thouoht No One In the Mine Es-
capped Death.
Trinidad, Colo. oct 29.-From 30
10 80 men lost their lives in a terrific
explosion which occurred at Mine NO.
OF the Rocky Mountain Fuel and
Iron Company at TerciO. 40 miles west
IF Trinidad The exact number OF
lead may never be known. as the mine
is burning. and in all likelihood the
bodies will be consumed. large
number OF mine officials left here as
soon as word of the accident was re-
ceiyed Company doctors were picked
np all along the line. as we'll as all
other available physicians. F. l.. Fore
man. a government inspector, was at
Tercio when the explosion occurred.
lie returned here and gave the follow
ing account OF the affair:
II was standing not more than 300
Yards from the mouth of the tunnel
when the explosion occurred. The ex-
plosion was preceded by a low rumD-
ling sound. resembling an earthquake.
which made the earth tremble and
startled the whole camp.
81 looked toward the mine, and out
Of the mouth of the tunnel and two
air shafts came a great volume OF
smoke and dust. which continued for
nearly a minute. Out of the two air
shafts. each of which are seven feet
I'm diameter. timbers that were fully
two to three feet in diameter were
shot into the air and broken into splin-
tiers. Rocks were thrown over the
camp for a distance Of quarter OF a
mile. In fact. it rained rocks. broken
timbers and all kinds OF debris for
fully a minute. and many people were
injured by being struck with these
missiles.
THE explosion. which resembled
volcanic eruption, caused the wild
est excitement Men, women and chill
dren rushed to the mouth OF the tun-
mel. and women, whose husbands were
in the mine, had to be brought away
by miners to prevent their being killed
by deadly fumes coming from the
mouth of the tunnel"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01
SEABOAkO
Air Line Railway.

Short line 10 lIlIclfdi CllItH vi tHt
South. Southwest, Florida, Cuba and
Mexico.
Schedule in effect April Il, 1904.
Trains leave Richmond, Main Street
Station, daily.
:. 20 y. m.-Seaboard Mail, composed
of latest improved day coaches,
Pullman sleepers and cafe car -
To Henderson, Releigh, SOuthern
Pines, Pinehurst. Hamlet, Attain
Ia. Camden, Columbia. Jackson
VILE. St. Augustine and Tampa.
1913 .. m.-SeabOard Express, com
posed Of day coaches; Pullman
ears to Atlanta, Jacksonville and
TAMPA; cafe car south OF Hamlet
To Henderson, Raleigh, South
err Pines. Pinehurst, Hamlet, Al
lanta. Camden, Columbia, Savan-
nah. Jacksonville, st. Augustine,
Tampa aud New Orleans.
.g.1Oa. m.-Local for Norlina, Hamlet
and Charlotte.
Trains arrive at Richmond, daily.
635 a m,-No 34-From Florida, At
lanta and the Southwest.
455 D. m.-No. G6-FrOm Florida, At
lanta and the Southwest.
!. 30 d. m.-No. 3j-FrOm NOrlina and
local points. ~
h. S. LEARD, ID. p. A.
$50 East Main St., Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01
lar hVEHIED
BY ARBITRATION
Russia and England to Submit Case
to International Commission.
ADMlRAL'S REPORT ASSAlLEO
Premier salfour Declares 1t Was an
Insult to England and Ridicued It's
Probablity-Baltic Fleet Oetained
Fer investigation.

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Frooaol'l'y-oa'"0 ''e9'
Fer investigation.
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sian SHIPS WHO" H''' "i''N CIV
men ,..;..
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already been "N'i'". "''i'i"7
mains ''i lo a'''''''''.' b" '''.'. 80, '' 100.
is correct hoJ's''''3"' w '' .,..
lers. Mr. Haholr piaihil S"i' ''".
on Thursday evening Russia am
Great Britain seemed 10 DE- OH 'u'
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01
I ciILIIjARRE |

7 suffered Tor a long time with a ha.
.a,e OF Cailrrh, and took a great deal o
medicine without any beneht.
had a continual headache, my cheek
rad grown purple, my nose was AWAY
-toppedup, nv breath had asickening an
disgusting odor, aud coughedincesssntl'
| heard Of your 5. ). :. and wrote You
commenced to use il, and after takiu,
several bottles ! was cured and have
never since had the slightest symptom O
The disease. Miss MARY l.. STORM.
Cor. 9TH d Felix SIS, ST. Joseph, Mo.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01

The filthy secretions and foul mucous that
re continually dropping back into the
hroat. find their way into the stomac
md are absorbed into the blood. Catsn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01
BLOOD CELLS.
sss0S 90 = - 81
seSs SSOSo ISe. : : : @S"|

Man Is 4 millionaire many times over in
the possession OF blood CELLS Woman l.
not quite so rich, FOL scientists nave proven
that the normal number on req oiOou cells
in adult men j. Eve million. ~ women ION.
and a half million 10 the square milimticI.
The normal cell Is not aDsolulclF ioN"u
in health but. IN disease. becomes cN-
tremelv irregular III shape. Every one can
be IN perfect health and possess me mn
lions Of rich red blood Corpreclce 10 thcN
only know how to go about H. lr X y.
Pierce, consulting physician To- ihr inN3
lids Hotel and Surgical Institute. AZ hql-
falo y y advises every man ana woman
10 prepare for a long life by observing ma
ture's laws. In the FIRST place. - Youi
digestion is faulty, and the iood Won
eat is not taken up by the blood and as~in-
Hated properly YOU need tome ana 0iG'N
tive Corrector. something that VII inIfta~e
the red blood corpuscles, be believes III
going abou; this III nature own way
Years ago. IN his active practice ne ioand
that an Alternative extract OF certain herbs
and roots. put up without the u~c of Aico
hol. would put the liver. lungs and heart
into fuller and more complete action It'-
medicine he called 81 Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery BY assiwilauug the
food eaten. il nourishes the blood. auc. in
stead of the ill-shaped coIpuSc.ce the per.
sons blood takes on a riCh fcd color ami
the corpusCles are more nearly round
Nervousness Is only the CRY oft the ~iaiNtd
nerves for food. and when the nerves are
fed on nch red blood the person loses
those irritable feelings sleeps well al uis III
and feels refreshed IN the morning
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
If you want 10 know about your body
read DR.. Piercc's Common Scree Medical
Adviser. which can be had for the cost OF
mailing. 81 cents in ouc-cen; stamps iof thc
cloth-bound book or 81 stamps tor thc
paper covered volume iooo pscs Al
dress DR.. K V Pierce Buffalo. y y.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the
hoUeis and stimulate the sluggish liver.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01
Southern Railway
schedule effective Oct. 1904
Trains leave Washington iTCm PehDs o
vania Station


vaDia Station.
73bam Daily-LOcal FOR 1arTisOnbuTl
Warrentnn. Dalville, and way ststious.
1881 am daily. WashingiO on and Florida
Limited Through cns cbes and sleeper
to Columbia, Savannah and Jacs Sonylhe
Dining car service.
Lila m Daily-UnIted States Fast NJ
First-class coaches and drawing -F0"l
sleeper 20 New Orleans DininR-sl s'' g.
ice.
4.Ol D III Week Days-Joc;.i &c, HarI
sonbuIg and way stations on hanass''
Branch.
ass pm Daily--Looal for Wsrenton and
| Charlottesville.
g.OOp M Daily-New York and Atlantis
| Expresr-First-clas coach 20 Atlanta
| Sleeper to Columbus, Ca, Mondays, We0
nesdays and Fridays. Sunset Route Tour
list sleeper. Washington 70 san Fraucisc"
! Dining car Ia cate.
1000 M DailY-New York and Meu.
ohis Limited (via Lyncbburg)-First-clas'
coach and sleeping car 70 Roanoke, kDn1
vile, Chattanooga; and Memphis; sleeper
10 New Orleans. Dinlng-caT servlce.
/ lO.45 D M Daily-Washingto and South
western Iimited-All Pullman trains, club,
and observation cars to Atlanta and Ma
con: sleepers 70 Augusta. Nashville, At
anita. Macon, Memphis. New Orleans
Oining-oar service.
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 III, l.5J y Iii,
4ab nm. BOB pm " eek days, for BluemOnt,
COS d IN week days fOl Lees
qua m and 5.z5 p N for Bluemon, sun
days only
Wash'n $40 d IN, $50 ID, $50 am. 800
10, and $40 y u. and $50 p u
tally. Local trains from Harrisonbure,
I.65 M week days and $50 m daily,
From Charlottesville, 8.25a m and go p NJ
Tally.
Tickets sleeping-car reservations, and
detailed infora alton can be had al ticker
office, 7O5 18th ST.; oil Pa. ave., and Penn
sylvania station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910 for z. X. X. Dab service.
q. n. ACKERT, General Mane9ev
= RI HAkDWfCK. Pass. Traffic Mgr.
W. n. TAYLOE, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. 3. Brown. General Agent,
Washington, ID. g.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01

Wheeling. ". Va, May 29, 1895.
HAD Nasal Catarrh Tor wears for which
used 5. : $ with very gratifying result
| tried local applications for some time.
and getting no permanent relief calneto
lie conclusion that the seat OF the troubl
vas in the blood. knowing 5. ). $ to D.,
good blood medicine began IT'S nse
nd after using il for some little while !;
lid away entirely with the offensive mn
us in the uostrls. and did not have 70
hawk and spit, especially in the morning
o dislodge the catarrhal matter.
l627 South 81 FRED II pREsSV.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01
Milee 70 Stnnn For Parker

New York. Oct eft was said at
Democratic headquarters that General
Nelson 4. Miles would visit some of the
western states next week in the inter
est Of the Democratic ticket.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-01

The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
Staot Baltimore.
Seirat6s.2icensen

Die iolqenoen @eirotbS = Sicelt5ell
iultroen aeItcrn pom Glert oeS Cont
mon 8leos.@ eridts otsgeItellt:
CHARLES @. McGollIep, p, lrto
Zulu 90. aiolucQ, 10 Sabre alt, Bet
Sc bon @oibinoton, 9. g.; Sicen5 &C.
holt BON @coltrcgoro aiomdl, gtr.
2O49, 80. Ctr, @oibington, 9. Is.
Sorrp 81. 3irdle, %, nno Slrlno Vi.
ORTIZ, 81 Sabre olt; 2icen5 gcboIt
BON 6. W. GpItcr, Htr. 1881 SitF9al.
timoreItroBe.
Gborles VI. Soroing, 90, mo 2end
Otter, 81 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 geboIi
BON W. g. Gem, Nr. 3, Oit=%Siui'
manItrnBc.
Solporo q. SnrOcitp, %, unO Gtb.
Grocp, 90 Sabre alt, @eioe bon
@oibington, .. g.; 2iteni gebolt
BON Q. 81. 9icrbomer, 9tr. 2SOl,
Moobroof. Apenlle.
GborleS 9ltd, 2G, @oibinaton ..
g., mo Goitb 0cttlopO, 9tr. COB,
OIt.Wto6iionitr.
So6n 3. O'@eil, 25, nuo GOitb 81.
@ailcp, % &obrc alt; 2iccr5 gcbolt
BON s. &. Dreamer, Nr. 1919, N.'
@ilmorltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
Observation-Disclosures

Grim inQI @cri d) t. C%or
Hidtcr @rig6t.) 9lltf Ser Tegiltron=
sc fir hcltte: Gicbitobl - Sobn Silts
nosfi, Hidoro @rolpn, Georgia Hocs,
9luguIt @c1ion, Snnrtel Sou. Sri
mineQcr NnQriii - Claus 9enfeler.
Gin6ri1dpcriud - @oltcr NobinIon.
llebcrtrctnng Oes Sim Groms"@elct,
5cS - Sone5 0opiS unO Slid. Sare.
9tngriff - &onrcs 500, Gomez So-
res, George BALBOA, @rcenlcoi &obns
ion. SricocnSit6ring - &obn Sbo-
mas, 6rcoerif Hidlein. &oltcn cinc5
@orrcQs - GitcQe Soils, Gillian
GbpmfinS. SnntoAS = SpirituoIen
perfolli - Sobn Gmncrt.
@oiienQerid t. - (&or Set
Hidtern GIof, G'@ricn II. @oitber.)
@olmodt ais Scltomentspolltrede
muroe crtbcilt in ocu 6GQcn BON So'
mllcl 9t. SregoQiS al 2eno g. Gre.
goliS, 8iirgI6oit $500; IrabeQa
Ncebbom an George 81. Neeobonl,
@iirgi6oft $500; Noncp &. Grciton
an @ilion Nc. Gorep, @iirgi6oit
$500. &oIlmo6t ols NodloBper-
matter ipllr0c ertbeilt IN Sen SGuen
bon Wforp 81. GQiott an GbomoS 8.
elliott, 9iirgi6oit $1,000; ISM. &.
Wotbunep an Nnnie u. Wot6oncp,
@iirgidaft $4,000. guS TormiluOerin
lpltrbe %ernannt Catherine s. Wtoriboii
fir @robom 9. Woribou, 9iirgidoit
$500. neutrality-suspicious. 9eridte
lullr0en g%lltgc6ciBcn IN Den SGQell
bon W~uGOolcno SolfeniteirL $1749;
Geo. &. Worriion, $1G,0S0; Sebprot
81. Butler, $l4S6; glice 9. Wtnrtir,
500; @ottlicb Webger, $1G4; Scro-
NE Moriboa, $3.50; Merrp s. San
9ibber, $37,6S4. Snpentorien mltr7
0en eingereidt in ben ISGucn bon
Grncrion 9. SobnioL $500; Clio
Noro Segeles, 5000; Mugoolena Sol.
fenitein, $i749. 8erfGllie mrrSen ri,
tifi5irt IN ben Sduen BON Wtarp S.
San 9ibber, $6276; Ybilipp 9lbeno-
ihon $4,000; Somes aemp, $1520;
8nl. Ilbert, $2t00; 9protbeo g.
Sronfe, $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13

Serfau te 9ier uuf 1r3t-
li6eS He3ept lin. 9as
Gertififat eincS 9lr5tcs murbe geIteril
ais 8rltnb olgegeben, INN Den Ser
tauf bon 9ier 5u redtfertigen. Sic
ier nelle Gntiduloigungsgruno mllr-
De bon 6rou Gillian Is. 6lad oilge-
iiibrt, oie bon Eoli5eiribtcr @olo-
man in Der norhmeItliben Station
utter Der gnidnloigung itono, an
pcrgongencn Sonntag Bier perfauit
81 baber. Sic bctreibt cine @irtb.
idoit in Nr. 1900, 2ormanitr. gm
Sonlltog bemertfen bie Yoli5iIten
9tool ullo MacSeun, iuie Der S6anf-
mGrter eiuelt &eiiel Bier iiber per-
ld)ieOene 3dune nad Dem Sofe oc5
Sorlcs Nr. 1906, SormanitroBe, ipe-
oirte, IN bcin Srau Worp Sreeie
Dobnt. Die 9lullrode erlangten ei-
men Serboitsbcfebl gegen Sroll
6Iod, nno oieie CAB gcitern bei'm
&erbor an, ous 9ertififat oes Or.
ISM. S. Gbapclle bon Nr.135t HorG.
8iImorItrobe, iei Der 8ritno gene.
len, porllm lie Bier an 6roll Sreeic
p%crfauite. Gas Gertiiifot beihei-
ltigt nontlidL boB 5rou Srecie, Die
etfpa GO Sabre alt lit, nidlt imStoll-
DC lei, Iolioc Nobrung 81 perooilcn,
ltno Dab Bier fir tie unentbcbrlih
lit. Srol 6lod iagtc, bob iic oltf
@rllno oicieS S6eineS es fir lire
VtcnI6ctpflift mgciebcn babe, bos
Sler an Die &ronfe Sl perfuuien.
Mooi Goldman iteate Die Inacihul.
ot9te nnter @iireidoit fir ibr Or
'd)elllen Dor Dem GriminaI.@ eriht.
Stad cineH oiienaenoI-
II. = Ser Neger &idoro 2entou
bon Nr. 1740, Sit.5apette. Strobe,
libt I'M mittleren StotionsbouIe I'M.
ter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, ieine H%aIienae.
noiiin &otie Curtis bon Ger. 1875,
GbeItnltaS trabe. in oeren @obnuna
nit einem @eiier in Die linfe Settle
geltodben 81 baben. Sas Trol,en.
simmer lit ld)ruer permunoet uno lieat
I'M uStaot Soipital." 0ie Steherei
ereignete iib geitern Abeno.
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Ero5eR uuo grattisirsn.

n,.. on -. Sapitct.
Sthe Mfte Snm Wiherruf oes gbifuIttes 2e4
Sss artiiels SO ors Sober Der Maenlci.
"sm Stants9eiese uun Wiarplanb, sitcl
Ss%aifGensridItsr ,iintertitcl p8ro5eb nnb
nm 13nne mic I'M IL. Sapttel Der Nite
cr1os i9uu anaeilonintctt, NIB Snm g9ieoer.
dement's. "N''""'D 50" m" Hh'e"'
l.. glbl6nitt. IS tuiro Bon Der @efekoe.
oillg BON WtdrbIano berurhret hGf, SIlhi,h99iitt
noa pom %. strtifel bes Sober Der Gioetneis
zen TIaalsgelese bon Mtarplanb. Sitei ',fSrie.
rem peitS' 'I bic i'm "Iiert aSai{ sYsro8eb anO 8ratti$is;
allgenorlIllelL bierIrit mioerrifer niyS i ,,uS
S5elagler A9lbmttt 29I miro bieiburh pnii
S S.tae nerf mtt atheloenieRts nneenommel. 70
oaB ~oerlelpe nte lolat, lautet.
29g. : Sn. alien &iaqen ODER g,erbonsIuu,
Hen w ltSelo el!lell Srieoensri6ter in Sies
lem StaGte rn9 bel appegaiipnen 6aseeen lou
poratioIt treeno elmer incorporation @cfenitbGit
NM oer REPRESENTATIVE 96arpIter iroeuS einpr
8artel Oh StIdGer ooer Sertlaotcr. fir Ben
5n9eIiatloeit atgellonlnlen -peroen, olsqenonls
men Die Ibatia6e iol6er Sbeilba6erIboft In.
corporation ooer iteapertrctenoen Gbas
G sadSsg tb %ie SSr ,5Gl ZEN m5g!g. ipiro bon per
den Sales ooer Ser6cnblIno fortified ino
ltiiicr 9to betritten; oprgei6rie6ell iebud, nob
I'M 9Gle elmer Gnrporaticn bas besIaubi9ic
Yrnitoentert, Sices9rdiibeuten, Sefretdr ooer
Sbabilletlier o~erielben eennht lperben, llno i'm
Saue etiler 2betlbaberi6ait bon irgcno eiient
6et A1ellb9her. uno ipenn INNER cine be-
lnnorelle Seltrettlt1n 9enld6t lit, fou bns Sc
Glni ooer Der Srleoensrt6ter, uor peI6em ocr
Sall ooer Die Ser6ano. ungen i6lpcben, auf Grs
lllobel Der Fnrtei. 9e9eil pel9e fol6e Seitreis
tliiig geillnbt 1T, ben tSau ocrf6iebefl ODER ms
beellhet laller. bis 8l iOlb' angeI1rifeneI Belt,
lpel6e iolbe Edrtet bef1Ei9t, ole beoingten Ge,
2. sIDi6nitt. llHo es ptro perfiiet. bab
ntele. Nlte BON Gage tbrer InIlabme an IN
@enetmist am II. m,dr8 1904.
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@aaemcinc staatsaciete.

III. Die Gren5en Der gsabIoiftrifte tn ben
Counties nHo Der ggaros in Baltimore iouen
olelelben hIetbeH, tpie ie iest ourh oa5 Sefeb
lell9eleBt ttno; uber Dor Der eriten ulIgemeineU
HeHllirirli1q, Die inter biefem Nriifel D0rge=
l~lol1Illei ,iptrb, mo Dor ieber f%olgeHoen 1Glgcs
~nlelllell Negilirtring, uoer iueItn imIHer es bon
per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Siabt Baltimore
lnf noi9t9 6elllnoen lpiro, fel, es Die Bili4t Der
oelaaiell ge9oroe fem, Die ~beiueten 4Saros eins
3ui3etlen uno 9re6inlte 8I fbaffen, pie es benz
SiiaDiei Der Sep3roe -5ufolae am geiten fir
ore Sequenli6feit Der Gtimmeeber 1T, oordlss
9eleBt b1B fein 4sre8inft Dem @ablregiffer
nd0, fpelhes I'm oorber9ebenoen Sabre bet
etfler gSubL in lueGder Die Bre5infte eetbeiIt
l.io aei9affeu lpuroen, in @ebruuh mar, mebr
pie oter9unoert uno fil;f3ig l450) regiitrirfe
Stti1in9eber IN Der Staot entbdIt. @ei'm gins
Staot baltimore ioIen Die neuen @re5inIte nit
oeit @rer8en Der IeaisIatioen rno GungreBs
o%otlitrttte. ME fie bird gefeb feitaeitellt itn0.
nbereiniiimmeIl. Sic gre5intte elmer ieoen
gSaro, tolelt bon ems an a%lifiuirts in Der 6ets
gentolge %rliilerirt tuerhen! Sie 8renBett oct
nela9fel Bre5trfte touet in elmer poer fiebt
8ettnn9en Der ~beiaeten Gtnbt einrraI Die @ohe
llir 5iuet nltfei1aitoer iuIgeroe 0o6en u~ngeBeigt
meroen Dor Dem eriten Gage i'm sSrIi oe5 Sab
SrirqzNe9ittrationsbii6er mo iulhe 9opien ber
Sftgiilat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes Sabres 1908,
lole lie bon Der befugter gSabInufiihtSbeh0roe
Ilier octt Surf0rifteu biefe5 glbfhnitte5 oeIies
lerI peroen. lno Die Observation-Disclosures
pnner Der Stnbt baltimore titr nas Sabr 1908
.pIien III oetl nlgerteirer SSablell, tuelcbe in ben
SSanffen 1904 uno 1905 in Der Stabt baltimore
' "55iIln2SllperoeiL eebrnuht ipcroen.
,,tE ael39ltt. - uno fei IS bierHit ueroros
IN 20 oab olele Nfte BON Satum Der 9Innabnre
vi oSsrntt treten iuu.
S%enebmigt am ~, glpri[ 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
gasemeine StaaieaeIebe.

Annapolis Wb., i'm I.qi 1904.
g8ir beelaneieen bierourtk oab Die berf6te.
bung genale gbibrttten Der %nerihieoenen Site
iino, mo oaB oaS Datum Der @eJebrIio,t,,1
ciler ieoen toldef, slfte AM @uoe o%erieIbeinl
6efebaebune Der Sibi1g bon 1901 bisienioer,t
Iite iino, ipeIdbe bonn @ouberneur ttnS Ssr,
GeneraI'antpaIt 6ur ger6fientliGufe beitiiruIt
iulIroei1. "'
GSmiu @ariielo, @ouoerneur.
speneer 6. Somes,..
o...,. sriiiOeHt Oes eenats.
m. sgre9er pes unterbaufes.
9. 9. srlitb, GbefsGIerf bes llnterboufes.
Nngemeiues 9ienitrirnuas.8 eiea.
&apttel 254.
Cine eifte, sbihnitt "a, rs unb 1f7 INN,
artiiel 80, Sooer Der allaemeiuen etaats.
ino nit amenorments wieSsr Sm ocrprs.
/. %%6pi6nitt. - IS lit hermit bon Der @etes.
Qebuna bon WtarDIano beroroIlet, baB Mbfdbnitfe
"a, 25 uno lit pom strtifeI SO hes Gober her
anaemeiuen StantSqefebe, 6%etttelt .9sa5ien,a
ielelt ilo hermit iill6 etll5eln lpieerruien unb
tuieoer perorbnet nit snieiioentents, TO oaf lie
I~oIeenoen %lSortlnllt 1ahell:
"a. - Sr Den Counties iou cine nelie auoe.
ineine 8eeiftruttolt 6nr9 leos Heetttrirnn9s6es
meme aGoenleine 8e9iitrtrun9 fou in b~erlelben
gSeife, 8Ir felben Belt n1o uIlter %oenfelben Ses
I6cbcn ipie 'poreei0rfe9cn in pleiem a1rtiieI
fit Die erite alge1neine Negiiirntiott,
25. - Sn Der Staot Baltimore iou cine aus
a%enleine Sterilization I'M Sabre 1909 nnb bar,
@o6em6crpabIen in 1904 nib f5o5 nnb i'm
Sabre 1907. uno in ieoem 5lpeiten Sabre bar
nab, fol- bic leBte Gugemeine' Negiltririine reois
Dirt meroen bon. Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
ieoein Fre6inft. in tpeIfelt cine iolde g9aDl
ab9ebaItel! tperoen fol-. 81 bietem 3lped lou
cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an ben SienItneen,
rcfp. iie6en, feds, flint lno bier g9o6en Dor Der
regltldrelt gSabl i'm Nnoenlber 5ulalttIell foits
men lno cine Siblirtg, berefl Saiier bon 8 n6r
WiorgelS bis 8 llbr 9tbeHos fem foue ab6nIteii,
traget iperoen ipnnen IN %oerieIben @eite, Guf
etne bcidluurele g(ppIifation bin. pte bel elmer
allgefIetlen 5e1iitrtritllg, mo oiefelberl sSors
maiithten liro Srforoerntite foueIl headtet ipers
ben. collie man %crfdbreu, oaB ir9ello Elm slps
Bre8infts bet Staot Baltimore 5u irgenb elmer
Belt felt bent Seginr Der Iebten anqetteinet
5teetitrirlilg fir ioldGt lSre8inft eingeira9er1
fpliroe, 10 lou fem 9latne Dem Negifter ritt Aus
gefiiat meroeil, iueltn CT NppliiGtion tHn6t. gtS
9titrtrull9s9eboroe bes ~bclagten Sre5inits, oors
5el9t. Stete5 9ertitifut noer Belueis iou in9es
fdbr bic folgenoen &unile ent6aIten: -
: = - Yrc5inft -
2Saro. IS miro 6Iermit begIaubtet, Bob Der
gtume bon - = Der bis lest
0eippbnt bat - in oicfeft
Bre5.nft, bon benz 8egilter oicfes @~rcjintt5 ges
ttrtben fuliroe mo Die n0tbiqe StreicblHg erf
folgt lei, litlo onB auf Dem 9tegifter oicfes Bres
SHIFTS %lpl9enoe Slrtragut9eu itber ihll 9cnldbt
= - Suutfarbe - g8o6nung 80
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Staat ------- RutliraTiitrf -
Satlim Der 8apiere
- Serift -
GuaIift8trter Stimmgeber -------
Satuul Der Ippltlation
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Senebmiat am o. Mdrs 1904.

Die Siilfs S6eriifS SouIton
WitdeQ unb Sbos. S. WcSerntott
limo ST. Mempbis, Tenn, BEL cinet
Hoj5ia oilf cine Spielboqe nieoerge.
'boiien morben. Mitdell lit tobt,
gtcGermott tobtlih permunoet.
Ger republifaniide StaatS.
eonpert bon @elt &irginien &c.
gam geitern feline Sieung in @bcc.
ling. 9nnoes% ienator Stepen 9.el-
fins belt cine lange &eoe,