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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31

Kiazirn Bey, governor of Jerusalem
and Palestine, has promised to come to
the st. Louis worlds fair, but says it will
be inconvenient for him to bring his 30
wives. In this respect he will conform
20 the American custom. Our polygam-
lists do not take their wives with them
when they travel.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
Two Women Perish.

Quincy, ILL.,, March 28.-In a fire
which destroyed the annex of the New
comb hotel early Sunday morning.
Rose. O'Donnell, of Chicago, and Nettie
Bronski, housemaids, were killed. The
former was suffocated in her room and
the latter died after leaping from a
third-story window. Several other en-
ployes were hurt. All of the guests es-
"a nod in Jury.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
Six Killed by Falling Cage.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 28.-At least
civ men are thought to have lost their
lives by the falling of cage in the shaft
If the torrance colliery Saturday. Two
bodies have been taken from the debris
Of the bottom of the shaft. The engi-
neer states that there were six or eight
men in the cage when it was lowered,
and Superintendent Zerbe, who is in
charge of the rescuers, is of the opinion
that not one escaped
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31

How to prevent half of the 100000
Immigrants to the United States from
settling in the cities of New York, Penn
sylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut
and New Jersey is the latest problem in
immigration. To scatter these new
corners to the west and south is one of
the remedies proposed. How to carry
1t out is not decided.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
Asked and Answered.

els there any way to make woman
stop talking?" asked the newly mar
ried man.
Eyes" answered the homegrown
sage, ''but somehow a man hates to hit
a woman with an axe. Chicago Daily
News
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31

Great damage was done by storm
which swept the entire southeastern
section of Wisconsin.
Rains checked the prairie fires at
Hol3rege (Neb.) and vicinity after a loss
of property of 100000
Advices from North Dakota and Mon
tana say snow has fallen to the depth of
two feet.
In Minneapolis Is flour mills have shut
down indefinitely, throwing thousands
of people out of work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
Victim of Apoplexy.

Washington, March 2S.-Brevet Maj.
Gen. Thomas o. Osborne, of Chicago.
for many years United States minister
to the Argentine republic, who came
to Washington a few days ago with
his niece, Mrs. C. |. Haskins, of Des
Moines, Ia, for visit, died here Of
apoplexy Sunday afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31

be. He reminded them that labor'a
greatest victories have been won by
strict adherence to the rules of recog
niZed authority. He warned them
against the commission of any overt
act, no matter what the provocation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31

Russia has dug up prophet who
predicted the present war, that the
car would go to battle, that he (the
prophet) would go with him, and that
they would rend the cloak from off
England's shoulders" Wouldn't it be
well to look up the records and find
out what the views of Mother Ship
ton wore on this subject?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
She Knew Him.

We've got to economic" he said.
do you mean that iiterally?" she
asked.
"Of course" he replied.
well, I'm glad of that" she said, for
you usually mean that I've got to econo-
mize when you say we. Chicago Post
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31

81 am glad to meet so famous Rus
sian" said the car. Il am not Rus
sian, but a Pole" said Paderewski.
Get out of the country" said Nicholas,
land never come back any more!" And
now Ignace Jan will give some benefit
concerts for the Japs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
Deadly Tornado in Mauritius.

Port Louis, Island of Mauritius, March
2S.-A tornado caused widespread ruin
throughout this island March 81 and %,
doing an enormous amount of damage.
Twenty-four persons are known to be
killed and thousands are without food
or shelter. Crops, houses, bridges and
telegraph lines are destroyed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31

Rev William Shenk, an Indiana min
lister, will join circus this spring, but
the report that he goes as an equestri-
an is incorrect. Whatever may be said
about his change of profession, he is not
q backsIider
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
A Cnrrent Answer.

Charles-My wife's handwriting Ii
awful! Just look at that letter.
His Friend-How do you manage tc
read it?
81 don't. I just send tbs check. -
Detroit Free Press,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
Car Barns Burned.

Cincinnati, March 28.-Fire Saturday
destroyed the great car barn of the Gin
cinnati Traction company, at Hewitt
avenue, Walnut Hills, causing loss of
$50 900, insured. Over 80 cars standing
in the barn were destroyed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
A WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings OF a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
All the Latest News Of Interest from
Washington, From the East, the
West and the South.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
F1FTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
Summary of Daily Proceedings in the
Senate and House.

On the 22d the senate spent the great
er part of the time on the Indian appro-
priation bill. In the house outside of a
few routine matters the entire day was
devoted to further discussion OF the
post Office appropriation bill.
On the 23d the senate further consid-
cred the Indian appropriation bill.
Charles Dick, successor to the late Sen
ator Hanna, of Ohio, took the oath OF
office In the house the post office ap-
preparation bill was further discussed.
On the oath the senate passed the In
dian appropriation bill. In the mousse
eight pages of the post office approprla-
ton bill were disposed of and the ques-
ton of an investigation of the post Of
fee department was defeated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
TWIN CITY MARKETS.
Minneapolis. March &c.

4u1HuCapOIASs 4NdICL1 70.
Wheat-No. l northern, 99c; No. 2
northern, 96c; May, &C Oats-No.
white, 40c. Corn-No. 3, 46. Rye
No. 2, 66c. Barley-No. ?, 44c
Flax-S1.1 Is. Butter-Creamery, ex-
tras, 23@24c; creamery, irsts, 21@22c;
dairy, fancy, 1s@19c Poultry-Tur-
keys, 9@10c; chickens, 7@sc. Hay
Uplands, fancy, SIS. 90.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
Facts in the Case.

"And are you still keeping board
ers?" asked Mrs. Flatleigh.
NO." replied Mrs. Hashem. 'I'va
got 1t down to point where the board
ers are keeping me."-Cincinnau En-
QuireI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31

Commander Peary will not start on his
expedition to the north pole until the
summer of 1905. On account Of the rig
orous weather il that region it is
thought the pole will keep until then.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
Makaroff's Report.

Vice Admiral Makaroff, commanding
the Russian naval forces at Port Ar
thur, has sent the following telegram
to the emperor: 81 beg most humbly
to report that at two o'clock this morn
ing the enemy made a second attempt
to block the entrance to the inner road
stead. For this purpose they dispatched
four large merchant steamers, convoy
ed by six torpedo boats. to the en-
trance. The enemy's ships were
promptly discovered by the search
lights and were bombarded by the bat
teries and by the guardsbips, Bohr and
Otvajny.
Fearing the enemys ships might
break through, Lieut.. Krinizki. COM
handing the guard torpedo boat SLIM,
attacked the enemy and destroyed the
bow of the foremost japanese steamer
with torpedo. This steamer turned to
the right and was followed by two 9TH
ers, with the result that the three were
stranded to the right of the entrance
A fourth steamer went to the right OF
the enemy's ships and likewise sank to
the side of the fairway. The SLIM
then battled with the enemy's six tor
pedo boats. Engineer Artificer SWye-
ref and six seamen were killed and the
commander and IL seamen were
wounded. At daybreak the enemy's
battleship and cruiser squadrons ap-
reared, and | proceeded with the feet
under my charge to meet the enemy.
The second attempt of the japanese to
block the entrance to Port Arthur has
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-03-31
ST. pauI March

81. PauI, M drcn 20.
Cattle-Steers, So. 4O@3. 90; cows, S2.75
@3.Oo. Hogs - 4 s0@5.25 Sheep
xuttons. So. 90; lambs, $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

YoIt5etbcri6t t. - Hnd) Dem
9crid)t oes Yoli5eimorldola 6ornuE
mrroen i'm periloiieneu Ntonot 29l2
&erboitungCn porqcnommen; 2lO3
Der 0erboitetcu lpurcn mGrmlihCn H.
537 mciblid)cn @eitlehts, 1929 mo.
rem @eiBe un0 III Nc9cr, 1851 no.
rem uerbcirothct, 1891 morcn lcoig,
2I57 fonntcn lcien mo id)rcibCrL lS5
lporen Nnulphobctcn, Is mnrcn untcr
10, $40 5luiidcn 10 u1b 10, 1919
5piitcu 20 mnO %. GA 5lpiidcn 30
itno 80, 39l 5luiiden 40 mo 10, t53
aruiiden 30 mo 81, - 5ipiihen 60
uno 60, ii luorcl iibcr 70 Sabre olt.
Ger gtotionolitot nod pertbeiIteu Ole
8erboitlm9cn lid. uic iolQt; 25St
maren III Den Ser. Stoutcn gcborCn,
81 IN Gcutihluno, 50 IN HuBluub,
81 in Srlono, 80 III \tolien, 33 III
EolerL 13 IN Gn9louo, - III Oeit.
reid, S III Sduc0en ic 4 in @riedcn.
LAMB, 9tormegen mo S6ottlonb, it
2 III 6ronfrcid) lln1orn unb Hwmo-
nicn, ic I IN 9obmcL @roIilien, Gas
nenIorf uno Siioomcrito.
Storb einom unO per.
Ioiicn. - 6rou Worp ScBlcr, 10
Sabre oIt, mliroe eeitern Wor9cn &
llbr foot IN ibrer @obnun9, Nr.
22t7. Minterling Court, oltigciut'
ben. @ie Der Coroner iogt frat Oct
600 aus notiirliden llriod)cn Elm.
Ger @otte Der 6rou, Sobn ScBler,
uno oeren 1od)ter Mtorp arbcitcn 5ur
,3eit in ser Gonieroeniobrif bon gSnl.
SiIber in Woboeu, Gel, mo Die olte
3rau mar aIein in Der @obnun9
Suriidgcbliebcn. Nobborn uno
Sreunoe iperocn fir Die 9eeroiguulJ
Der 5rol Gorge troqcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
9antpfer
grpke GrfnriiOncn.
,Gpniic."

g(m s. September, s ll6r 8orm.,
rod Ser prd6tigenS taot Cambridge.
Giu5ioe 6nbrt III 0ieien Sabre.
Sobrfarten so Gents.
Sim 8. September, s ltbr 8ornt.,
nad Sabre Sc @rnce, eineln Elase,
Den Sic ME beiltft baben. Sorneblile
Stobt. @ieQeidt DOB otf Der Nitds
fabrt 5lir 9eiiftignng bon getterton
onaebalten miro. 6n9rfarten 20
Gents.
s(m 10. nno If. September, 2
llbr 9ad)m., nod InnapoliS uto
6lotten : 4faoemie. Die .9anptltaOt
ulto Die nelten 8ebdil6,.
9ieies iinb idmmtIih Spe5iul-gr-
fllrIionen mo peroeu iebr seitgemdB
Iein. @Gberes in ipdteren an5eigen.
Saltet Gud bcreit, (2l7-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
GIfnrfipnen nadJ Der gruken @elt'
NnsItcIlnna

nit Ser oGenniplponia giienbnbn"
ieben Mittnod. 5abrpreiS $17 bon
Baltimore. Tdbrfnrten iinb fir 5ebn
Gage eiiltia, ohf Ser SIN. mo Rid.
fabrt in Stonoarb Goad)es. Ibiobrt
BON Baltimore II ltbr WtittogS, on.
ihlieBeno an Den burd)fabrenoen
Speoial5ug. (245-50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
SIT mad Der Misunderstanding

fir ben WurDlono.E Gag ont II. Sep.
tember. 8abrfor:en iitb fir Die
Siniabrt oiif benz 3lt9e giiltig, pel.
der Baltimore Qlnion-8 abnboD om
10. September Inn $50 8ornlittags
oerlGBt. Sir Die Hiidiabrt in
Gootes oni regulGren 3iieen inner.
balb sebn Sogen eiiltig. (245,9,51)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

an otc'en SdninocIonfdlen. @eitcrn
~forgen iob er 81, ptc ans elnem t(ci.
men S6ooner @oiicrmclonen mtSQc.
looei1 muroerl, al9 Inn oaS ltngliict
3nltleB. SIN 1oucu ihln9 er NIT
penn &opfe gegcn ojc Nnferfettc oeS
6~obr5cuges. 9uc @icocrbele6umq5,
oerlude morcn crfoIgloS. Gin Grit
Der oeS Gooten, 2obn 6rohGid, Der
llllgltidte Dor ctpo icd)S Sobren ioit
an oerieGbcn Stcuc. 2lud) err fono
mabreno zines ShuinoclonfoQcs Gin
@roh IN Den McQcn.
&oub trimmer Ocrunz
gIijdt.
Ntllie Wartini Elm s Sabre alter
toubItummer &nobc, Ser in 9tr. 31i,
Sto'S p%ringitroB mobnt, ocriuftc
0eltern NodmIitton Die 9ontitrabe,
nobe GarolincitroBc, 81 trcu5en, ltnO
luuroe oobei bon Dem 6en0er Oca
WoggonS 9fr. 1867 Der Yenniplons
nlo-anenue.2inic %9ctroiicn uno 81
gooen gemorien. Die 9lm6ulon5 Der
oltltfen Station brudtc Sen &nobcn
nof ocnt st. Soicpbs-SoipitoI, "
no Die Ner5tc fouOeL OoB iein
Sbliiliclbciu Qebrohen uno icinc
9ono 5erl6nitten mar.
Son einem GiSmagcu itbcrs
nbrcn.
Wiaiom W}iucr, nht Sabre oit,
bon Hr. All, Observation-Disclosures, cr-
lit geitcrn WforQen fllr3 nod 10 l(br
10 idrpere 8erlebunQcL Dab man i'm
nod Dem n1Sobus Sopfins' 6oipitol"
iiberfiibren muBtc. Die 9ter5te be
fiirdten innerli6c &crleBltnqcn. Ter
anobc por olli ciuem iiiolid an
9roootuop g~cbcnocn Moqgon gcfobs
rem. SSn Der 9tdbe ser Sombar0ItroBc
iprang or ob u1O brett Dor Cincn
Gismo9cn, Scr in entgegcngeiebtcr
Hidung bo6cr fam. Gr pltr0c BON
Den YfcrOcn 81 9onen ~gerporfcn, nnG
che Ocren antihcr, Gomoro Gllrron
bon Nr. 1881, Oit- 6opctteitroBe, tie
sum Steben brin9rn fonntc, luorcn
Die HGocr iiber Ocp Snobeu binpc6
geroIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Sta0t Baltimore.
NnS @ettcr.

Sir MorplonO rnO oen 0iItrift
Columbia ih0ltcs Mettcr mo lei6te
norO0itlihc @inoc.
Ger b0hitc Recommendations mar
&c @roo Imt 4 llbr No6mittogS.
Ter uieorigitc Recommendations
mar 81 @roo INN 6 llbr frii6.
Mittlcrcr 9urometcritono 3O.t2.
&ohilutb 3.19 friib uno $50 9iod)s
mIittugS.
Ger Stono ser Sen1peratur nab
rcnn hcs (naeS nor mic fnLnt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Scrabgeiette &aiiitenpreiic

bon Baltimore mad Bremen nit
nAorooeutid)en 2lopb" 9ampiern
$31, nit 0ampferny Mnir," ,&bein"
unb nNedar" $33. Sbeobor $.
o., ia Sit.9erineton.
Strabe, 3imuer Ir. 8. l237-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

9oiebuu. - Die 9aItimorcr
ipicltcn geitcrn 3ruCi SpieIe nit DEM
Club bon Nc>porf mo gctpunucn
0oS critic Spicl nit A gcqcn I Hlu
uto pcrlorcn ooS 5rpcite Spiel nit 7
qcqen s Suns. IS iuoren iibcr ~.
000 Gcrioncn uli Ocn SpicIpIoBG,
mo babel crcignctc lid cine robe
Sccne. Giner scr iibctciirigen Bale.
baI.GrontS NOR nit ocn Gntihei.
ountgcu Dc8 llnportciii6cn nidt SIT.
frie0cn mo perltrludtc Oltrf cinen
Inariif nuf Den Wom einen ullgCs
mcincn Nllfrltbr. Wtin0eiten5 &uns
Ocrte boatcu lid. nm Die @ruppc Der
StrcitcnOcn %5lliommen, olS Dir go.
li3ei lire gauge Gncrgie aribot, UNI
cine groBe EriigeIei ST o%erbinocrlr.
Giner ser Sergeantcn erbielt cinc
9icrfluidc al ben aopf gemorien.
S6lieBlid) mlrOe Elm Mann, No
mems Sos. u. 8laBner, perbuftct unO
nod ser toroliben GoIi5ciitotion &c.
brodJt, no er $3.50 fiir cirl olf bcutc
friib uncertainties &crbor bintcrs
legte. Sn ouen bier 5llr yGuitcrn
2eogle" gcborigen St00tcn wurocn
geItern 5lpei Spicle gcipiclt. Die
0rlifolp'er grlponncn bciOe BORT &c
ipicltcn Spielc. 0eS9lcihcn gelpon.
llen ole Nelp- 5crlepcr IN Erouioenct,
lpoOnrd Iic Hipolen Der 8ultimorcr
nm Die %jlueite Stellc 9emorocn lino.
Selttc iinbet mieocr Elm Spiel o,ti
benz bieii9en SpielpIuBc Itatt. SOL
ocnoes lit ooS HeiuItot Der gcitrigen
Spielc ullo scr StonO Der od)t Clubs
5ll chamber.
On Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

~NHlSl 9lltI"pNhNll ppH ~SNIP''S
ton b~eronitoltet Elm Set gum DC
item 0eS @oiicnbouieS. - Sls
ioiien oea Support r eiienbcim5
meroen BON Sru. Gmbof beuir-
tibet. - 5ebr gutter @eiud).
Bon prd6tigem @etter Begin.
Itigt, fonn geitern ooS @icnic OcS
o0amen . @iilfspereinS BON @ai1=
ington" I'M octtidcn @oiien6ouic
itott. Dab bic 0eltti6en @oibing-
toms INNER 6ereit iinO, oieie prGd)s
tigc 2lnitolt uno Oamit Die armelt
Moilen 5l unteritiiBeL 5eigte Der
Iebr quite @eiud 0ea g~citrigen GeItcs.
IS rpor , llbr Nohmittogs, ais Die
@oiien in Die nit 6ilciiiden 2utcr=
men, 6ubnen mo @uirlan0en &C.
ldmiidten Nnlogen Ser NnItalt mar
iAirten. Die Muiif ipielte feItlidc
@etlen ulo Die &inOer iungcn me6-
rere Sieoer. Die &iu0er tbuteu lid
glltlid an @iscreme, Sudden mlo an
0eren @rfrii6ungen umo 2ecfcrbiiieu,
mo Die g%clun0en, mobl ~genGbrteu
@eii6ter leltdteten Oh ulp Ser Qlten
9inge. Inter &eitlmg Oe9 8oitorS
Der Goncor0ia = @emeinoe, Or. Weu=
5cl, muroeu 0arntf Spiele iiir ole
alelten DeranItaItet. Gin ergreifen-
Der Nnblld mar es, ais Der 8r0iis
bent OeS @aiienbaulcs, Ser nm Die
Inltalt 10 bod per0icnte @r. 6ricOs
rid @mbof, Die Snialien oe9 Ship
pert e @rciicnbeinla non Dem Scim
nod Dem @uiienbouic biniibcr brod)s
te. 9egleitet bon Der Wfuiitfapellc.
moridirtcn Die nlten SelIte in Die
groBe &uQe Der 2lnitoIt, mo iie BON
@rn. @mbof feItltd) beluirtbet MIR
Ben. 6reuoe mo 0onfborfeit iilr
ben ibnen 5lt GbeiI gcuorOenen @e-
nuB morcn ouf Den @ciidtern Der
olten &ellte ollSgeprGgt. Ga fciner
ser 0ireftorCn oea Nltppcrt : 3eiln5
5lgegen mar, 10 mndtc cS Sr. Ont
BOZ iid sur Nufgube, audi Den @rcia
len cine feitlide StlnOe SIT bcrcitclt.
@ic ihou geiagt, mar Ser 9eluh cin
allBerorOentli6 gutter. Sn Der Sallc
murOe &%benobrot ierpirt, uno Die
WitgIie0er oes 0omen &ereinS
iparten feiltc Mfiibe, cS 10 ntgenebm
mic m0glid iiir oia 8eiltfer 5t ma
de1. llntcritiibt mitrOcn bic Gunnclt
Don Den $50. S6nci0er, 8rieSbutm,
9ouis Settler, Wilbelm Settler iuto
GbeoOor @litt. Die YrGiioentin ocS
&ereinS, Srau @otd, mar lcloer
0urd) arolfbeit perbi1Dcrt, Oem6eltc
bei5umohnen, mo Die 8ice-Er0ii0en-
tin SSrou 9ortbcl muBte ibre StcIle
einnebmen, mas tie ullh nit groBeln
8cihid tbut. SGnmtlihc N{itglle-
Scr 0es &creiua iinO 81 grotltliren
mr. ore lllctlterDatfe Nrt lulO 2Selle,
in Der oos Set our6gefilbrt mllroc,
uno olld Den @erren, oie ibre gon5c
Belt Dem @elingen ocS &icnica mios
meten, gcbiibrt Gbrc. Nahoem Der
innere Wenid beirieoi9t mar, amt
iirten lid Sung unO pit bei'm 1ul5.
Die 9eomtinnen ocS Qumen-SereinS
limo: 2rou 9otd), NroiiOentin; 6rau
9ortbel, &ice.YrGiioentin; 6rau
90ttder mo 6ruu Settler, Sefre-
tGrinnen, uno 6rau ShGfer, S6oB-
meilterin.
Mon fam lpobl nit @citimmtbcit
bebarptcll ooB Sober, Der Oos Set
beIldt bat, nit eincm 8eiiibl Der
3%ufrieoenbeit nad) Souie ging. 3u-
gleif lit eS Elm crbobcller @cootte,
boB ma lih ni6t mr. gut onlilltrt
bat. ionOern oltd) 81 gIei6cr Belt
zines Der belten SnItitute Molbttg-
ton's prottiid ntteritiibt babe.
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RicOrisc Snbrpreiic 5nr SimCninm-
Sair auf Der rEcnnIgluanla
Giicnbnhn."

g(m g., T.. s., 8. un6 10. Septems
Der. &rnoreiie 3 9iQetc, einidlieB-
lid Gintritt gum altSiteuungSplub,
mir ont Gage ser GerouSgoblng gill
tig, so Gents.
altBer oen regulGrcn 3iigen iuer.
oen am T., s. ulo g.. September lnt
tt.t5 Gorm. pom Galpcrt > 9obnbof
Grtro5iige nod bem @rSiteIlltngs-
plabe ~obfabren; ferncr nm / l(br
Notm. am 6, T., s., 8. unO 10.
September. gbfobrt fiir Die Giid-
febr bonn NusitellungSplab nod Dem
Golpert = 9obnboi I'M 6 llbr abenoS
am T., s. uno 8. September, ouf
ser SIN. mo Hiidinbrt MIR am
llnion.9 abtbof anhalteno. (25O-4)
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acnnn's ieine ecr0itete aaffees

perbeu in oIen Stabttbeilen bon
Baltimore perfauft. Die bor3iiglide
aualitat uno mdbisen Yreiie MAIDEN
6ieielben gernbe5u berubmt.
g.9 .aenup Co., sbee, 9affee, 5ader.
lMpril5 ,i9i2oSa
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SIN rNatterion. Yarf" lplelte Der
9aicbou.GIltb ser 9nltimorer Eoli.
sci. neld,er am IL. September mad,
philadelphia eebt. nm gegen oet
GLIB ser oortisen Yoli5ei 5n lpielen,
eeitern gegen sen v@oooberrp atb'
letic Club" uno beiiegte oenlelpell
nit 8 sl 6 Yitnften. llngeiabr 5000
Terionen mobnten benz spiel bel.
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Worpluno Sug miro nud)s
item N3ontag i'm Soloatcnbcinl Der
]Gonf0oerirten nit cinema ollrnomellt
aefeiert, Oelien Hcincrtrog DEM SCENT
All @ute fommen inQ. 0oa Golrnos
1ncnt beQinnt INN go Nahnlitta9&.
ltnO Der @intritt foitet 10 Gents, re-
ierpirte Site % Gents crtra. Sir Die
beItcn Heiter iinb pier lpertbpoilc
8reiie ollsgeiebt. 9to6 Dem Iollrllo-
ment finoet cin 9oQ itatt. Gas Sdll.
Gomite beltebt aus Den $50. Y. Spnn
Gointer, Sergeant gtormon Stlm1p,
Sergeant Sbomos Groo0od, Or. Y.
e. &oues, ", s. 9ti6olaS, iun, Siell'
tcnont 2pon Nogers, Jun, Stelltenoltt
8. Ho9erS, Corporal 9cpries 8ooo'
min lieutenant Wm. y. Godep,
Corporal Artbur Groooof, George
Nidolos, &oiepb Is. Wbitnep Z. 9.
Miqgs, Or. 4. ". Seating, ". s.
Orenl, 81. =. Wf. Nucn, Sergeant
-Nu0b @clIton, &orrp u. Gepries. -
9os arrangements .Gomitc fir Dos
tournament beitcbt ans iolNenoclt
Nerren: Gbef .Mori6ou Corporal ".
9eorieS @oobmiL &itlfs WorihGae
Corporal Heginalo @ulomin uno Or.
i. @. Seating; &id)ter - @oporo
q. Godep, Sbomos 9. Gofep, Z. ..
Hiaqs un0 g(rtbur Graood; 3eitun-
qeber - Sobn NoterS; He0ner -
grmltrong Sbomos uno 8m. s.
aeQp; ARRANGEMENTS . Gonlitc -
9ie1ttenont 6. 2por Hogers, 2iclltc.
nont @nt. .. Godep uno Sorrp ".
0epries.
9ecr0igun9. - Gos Seidcn-
begGngniB bon Srn. Nlguit Scnrp
9~ernborot, meld)er ollt Somltog I'M
Sitter bon IS Sobrcn in ieiner lebtelt
@obnung, Nr. 1902, 2%eooenboll-
Strobc, aus Dem 2cben ifieo, fono
geltcrn Nodmittog bonn Sralter-
bollie ans ollf Der o@eitern Gene
tern" itatt. Galtor W. Stouoemire
belt ben Srouergottesoicnit ab, uno
ais gobrtu6troger fungirtcn Die
SS. Sobn SdGfer, s. 6ieiimmonS,
Conrad Sbdter, s. Srie, Saul Sdon
url0 @eorg WtiQer.
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SnIins Sebbel, beuti1er 8botosrapb,
321 W..8ag-S traFe.
aabinctbilber MIR ST pro 9ntcnb.

Tnbinctbtl0fr MIR 81 pro Uttetlo.
SIN emoinirten obalen gilbern iino
ifone Ieubeiten ertp1bnensnertb.
2ebensgrobe photographer nno
fiinitleriib poIlenbete gopien alter
@iloer in grapon, @aIierfarben, Del
unb BaiteG cine SpeSialitat.
Man SerseTe nidt, burauipreden.
(i4O-Y
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yGa6Ur Gpccnm Sollc."
Bic ncu Ocfurirtc Safe lit fir
81ac nno Observation-Disclosures bill
lig III ucrmictbcn. 3n crfragcn bci'm
Geriualtcr. (Sept6, iaS ND
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Us 1T fciu WebcimntH,

pie 8ranf steils Bier gebral't
miro. Natr MaIs uno Sopfan font
men babel sur Germenonl'g. Ses'
baI6 lit Stcif's Bier rein, gelino
ltllo hlagrgait. Vow
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Gienitug, Den 6. September 1904
1Intcrhaltnnns.@ calueiicr.

nOiuTt, 9tnbemic." - Gtcic g9ohe: oIbe &C.
TcIluOc".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" - 3iefe g8o6e:
sSpip 6c gSUn Scr.
pSBro's EperuhnUs." - Nteie gSObC tolgcus
bce Rcpertutrc:
Mtouiug. Wtittuoh uub Sreitag AhcuN, ioUie
Gantitn qss W}ntiuee oIbc Climbers.
3icuiiu9, SOuueritug uno 6rcttlg Nlheno, tos
luie M}ttnpod5s Ntuttncc ABE Nrt9t0 Mrs. Soblf
.WlarBIuuS.S bratcr." - 1tcte 28o6c: o5Ios
Jlo".
,glsdrte.9urt." - Sieic GSohe 8auoebines
BnriteluHqen ulb Gor3ert,
@aitimorc.6onnb unb NlarHlanS etantS. Sair
3u IimuUiUm am GtenituG, Nttttluob. Sunners
itua, SrcitdG mo SamituA, ben g., Z, g., o. rlo
10. September.
,GriOn". zorutna, Den II. September,
GrlnlIl0n ndh 4cn-.N0r.