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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03
2icnitna, ocn 3. Mai 1904.
Ger 9lr6citCr Miaitao.

SCit ciniQCn &ohrcn lit Der critic
Mai ais Nrbeitcr Iciertog begonqcu
morocn, in europa, >uic III Nmcrifo,
Gieies &obr lit hicier 6eicrto0 filler
%pcrlauiell, ais ionit, &n Den Ser
ctnigten Stootcn ihon ocaluc0CL
meil Der critic 0toi ein Somtng mar,
gber audi fir Qcitcrn luur0cn feline
ionbcrlihcn Strife N1ingcn crmor-
tct, lpic lie ionit nnl critcn Ntoi in
ollQltrirt mlr0cn. 0o5 Nn9cbot BON
Nrbcjtcrn lit 3ltr ,}cit GROCER ol8 Die
Nad)iroqc. Gie inOuitricQc Eroipc-
rit0t bat elmer Gcpreiiion NIoB &c,
modt. Nus oieiCm @rrnbc muroe
Scr angcorobtc qroBC Strife Scr
Mcid)fobIcngrobcr pcrmic0cn un6 lie
lpiQigtcn licbcr in cine Qobnrc0ut
ton, ols ooB Ie Den Strife crflGrten,
Gun lit cS obcr bod nidt 10 0lott oh
gcgollgcn, olS nlnil crtpurtct bate.
an 8bilo0clpbiu mrroc bel Den Bat
bon0merfcrn Gin guSitanO crfIGrt,
0urd. 0clt Ctuu 5000 NrbcitCr gu
feicrn bobcn. Die Nrbcitcr ucrlan9.
ten 2obncrbohungcn, bic ibncn nid)t
belpiai0t purOcn. Sb lie flltg &c
banoeIt bobcn bel eincnl tG9lidcll
@eroicnit Don $3.50 cine Grbobung
olf 1926 Oltrh eincn Strife ST. er-
5mingcu? oocr cine 2obnerbobun9
BON 40 bis 10 Gcnts pro Stllnoe 5lt
forbern? Sn Der Sollptlod)c iinb cS
ole I'M @oll1etpCrbc tbGtigen Irbeiz
Ter, Die geitcrn Den NllSitonO crflort
boben. 81 in Stobten Wtihigon'5,
WoiiohuiettS' uno Gomnccticlt'@ :.
Notiirlid) l~ieiCrtc olld) Chicago lei.
ncn Nntbcil 81 bcn Moi Stritca.
81 europa id)cint Die Woiicicr Der
Nrbeitcr Uerb1ItniBnlGBig rll6ig Der
loilfen 81 icin, mcniQitcnS bat 0n5
aabcl bis icbt llidt1 onriibcr bcrihtct.
Dab Der critic Wtoi nllf cincn CONT
tuQ iiel, Die Nrbcitcr nllo clnen frcic!l
Soq bottcn mo Die Irbeitaltottcn
nift 81, perIoiien b%roltd,tell, trltQ oo-
SIT bel, &cibun0cn 5miidcn Nrbcitcril
mo Nrbcitqebern 81 pcrmctocn. >Nl
Sponicn ltt0 SrnnfrcidL no Die Nr.
better IN ocn leBtcn Wonotcn inIt ult-
olaaeicbt %ocnlonitrirt bobcll, miro 6
an eritcn Moi mobl nid)t qon5 glotl
obgegongcn lein. Mud in Den rbel'
Mid , meitpb0liid,cn aobIcnQcbictcl
bat ldon ieit cinigcn Modcn bod.
grobigc Grregltn9 inter Den @crg.
lelltcn gebcrrlht, iucil OuS &oblCn
Spnbifot Die flcincren ,3cd)cn IT'LL.
lcQen nil, 9is Jest icblcn nae Nod).
riftcn ilber Die Spr0dn9c am erItcll
Mai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

3lmiIhcn So6cn nina
Yrcrlben lit cit arieg oits9ebrodr1t.
Der fat on bic 3citen ocS lellgen
@unocStoaeS %crinnert: Die iohlilfe
Rc9icrung bot I'M @oriobre III Der
aommcr cincn @eicbentpllrf oltrd)'
ocbrod,t, in Dem Dos Seilbietcit polt
2ooien iremoer Stootslotterien NIT
ruinoS ipirfenoen Strafen beorcbt
lit. Nun bot TreuBen oilI oie'cl
Ingriff geantmortet nno olc Stre's
beitimnnlnscn geeen Den %ertollt
bon ailSlonolooien perId)ortt. Vie
i1tiiihc Sinonslaee mag tlir ods
@cice mobecbenb sepeien ie'n, oenn
Die iGtiiihe 2an~beslotterie brlll9t
et,po 4 bis 5 Wiaionen Wtarf eil.
YrenBen bot etipo 5ebt Wttlllonclt
Wtorf e%ihnubmen ans leittelt Sott,'
rien. Trellben uno Sahlen rilbrclt
alio einen luitieen Sotterletr'eg.
Gos prcuBiide ab9eoronetenbolla
bot iton Dor mebrerm Sabren onS
%crlonaen geIteQt, Dab cine Sotter'e-
gemeinihoit oneeitrebt iueroen mn
&c. Stott 0eiien folgt nun EN- Sof-
teriefrieg. ga limo mir bod bel'e:e
@enidclt. @ir criauben oas Sottc'
rieipiel eiufat nidt, Srosoen' W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03
SanaB {. 3prn.

IS itnrb pI6blin in Rittsburg am 80. 9lpriI
3gnaR 3. 3urn i'm IItcr ppn % 2ubren, &c
ltcbter Sobn bon Soren5 iino barbara SorIl.
Sic Sccroigu1g fi1bet WittluudI, Wiorgcns bdlb
8 llbr, bon Der SSobllin9 ieiner @lterr. Hr $40,
@aiteru . Nucnuc, SiablGnntolpn, uno baum bon
Der Ser6 NeiusNirdbc. no cine 1enuienmcile fir
itntt, Ncifesung uuf benz oSrr5 Sem Sricos
bofe," Velnirs9toub. Neriuunotc uno Sreunoe
iino ndtunaspua ciHgelnoen. CHrootIpn, u. %,
ocntite 3ettingeil ipoIlen cell, c%opireH)
hDi-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

fonntc, obnc gcitort 5t iperoCr. Sein
iiioofrifoniihcr &ricg, Ser bon scr
Qnn5cn WcIt pcrurtbeilt mor6cn it,
bic Ei6Ct- expedition Ser lettcn $50.
d)cll iiuo @clpciIe, 0aB England aud
Jest nod fed 5uarcift, 100 cS tou;l.
llno Gronfrcid ? Scinc Gro6crung
Wioougusfor'S, icine @ren5crlucitc-
rllngCn III 5intcriuoicn, Die fiir5s
lidlcn N]bnrodunQcn iibcr Moroffo,
i~ibcrbolrpt icinc golr5e @cidihtc III
bCn IcBtcu &obrhunocrtcn iprcdcn
nidt fir oic cinQcfleiidltc 6ricOclls-
licbc Der 6ron5oicn. Ger nIte 0rei-
bul0 obcr bat nic cincll a9greIiiDcu
G~boroftcr qehobt, ionocrn lit ltct5
oorolri bcooht gcpciclr, Den 6ricocn
Guropo's III iid)crn mo 81 crboltcn.
llnO a1r3 0cu 2cim lit or nod lnnQc
nid)t. 0iifcrcn5cn iinO I'M Grct.
but0 ia bier unO bo norgefommCn,
10 nod lcBtcn Scrbit 5ruiifen StoIicn
unN OcitrCid) nC9cn Nlbanien'5, Der
@ulfQnpolitit un0 oeS Srrc0enti3s
mlta; ollein bel Der fiir5lidc1 Wiini
ltcr5uiommcntlunft in Nbboiio lit Gin
Nltagleif Der mi0critreitcnoen S5rs
t~Crelicn bcrbcigcfiibrt luorOcn. Sll
OCn 9C}icblurqcn 5luiIhen 9clttId=
lonO mo StoItcn un0 0clttihlon0
mo Ncitreid)s llnqnrn lit mic cine
Grijbun0 81 per5cidyncn ACpcicn,
Nod) 0cn GrtlGrrnQcn Oea 0elltid)cn
HcihSfun5IerS i'm HcidStogc Itebt
Der 9rcibuno nod re6t felt mo miro
boficntlih nod lotgc ais Sort ot9
Sric0CnS lpcitcr bcitcbcn. 0aS eng
lid Observation-Disclosures bat oltrd)-
ans fcilCn 0iin0niBsGbnratter lon,
ocru lit lcbtqlid) Gin geldoftlihc3,
mo BON frun5oliihcn Nbmodlln9cn
nit IStnlicn lit ii~bcrbnupt nod gtidtS
bcfomt. Miniitcr 0elcoIic crfl1rtc
u1lGn9it iibcr ona cnQIiid.fron50ii,
id)c Nlbfonmcn: Ger lcitcnOc @run0,
iuB lei gcmcicn, BORT, no ooS Snter.
ciie elmer Wtoht in irNcn0 cincr6roge
u1ltreitig iibcrluic0cno lei, mitlle Die
on0crc Wtoht OpfCr bringen. Milo
lcoiQlid cine ,SntcreiiensNbmoduung,
porl0ufig in critcr &inic iibcr Ggpps
ten mo Wturoffo. Wenn Ole Opfcr,
sic ocn (Sllterciicn qcbrodt mcr6cn
iouclL 81 boh CrI6einen, 0onn miro
boS Nbfommen mobl luicocr 9el0It
ipcr0cn. Die 9lGtter, bic III Der
ncltcn Sriplc-Iaton5 ben Nnfung 0cS
Meltfrie0cns bcgriiBen, Iogcn fein
Mort6en 0orilber, 0ob Srontreidl,
oaS eincn ncitcn 9rcibun0 5uitatoc
0cbrod)t bobcn lou, nod INNER Ser
trogStrcllc geqcn HllBlono 81 ilben
bot, BOP cS bicic &crtrogstrcuc nlld)
ncitcr 81 criiiQcn gcinnncn lit. Nl2
&oiicr MiIbclm mo &0nig %lftor
Gmomlcl mIGnQit in Neopcl %5llonl'
men morcr, qcood)tcn lie nit bcmer.
fcnaipcrtbcr Scr5li6fcit ibrcS o%rittclt
9umocSgcnoiien bcS @%obaburgcrS.
Ofit cincm nclrcn Grcibltno it's olio
nod NidtS. 0oB obcr Stolicn aud,
mcnn Is left sum oltcn 0rcibur0c
b0It, nit onocrcn 9totioncn ircunO.
Lido @c5icblngcn pilc0t, lit 0olr5
notilrlid).
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Wnrie Wnnnnlena scihcnsnhl.

IS iturb am 80. slprtI Maric Waabalenn
seiocniahl, Sittiue bon Senrp Seioen6dbI. I'M
am 9ieuitaa, giG6 mittaos nm = llbr. bon oem
3rnuerbuufe, Nr. 1908, Gruf'strnbe, aus ftutt.
BciicGllg uuf benz Ct. r0nttbdis 6rieobofe."
CEbiluocIpbier Scitungen mpgen ~gef6ui9it
Cupiren.) U23)
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Charles Talf.

IS flurb am +. W|ni nab lur5cm 2eibet Gbds.
Sait, 40 Sabre alt. ~gelichter @atte bon
Minnie SuIf. Ecrpnnhte uro 6rCuloe Der ga
mile fino uhtunasoon eiHgeIHoen, Der 9eeroii
euna bonn [rauer6auic Hr. II, C'Sunneli' Str,
Canton. Wittiuudl, ben 4. Mai. Hndmittnas 9
ubr, unb onnn bon Der Scr5 Seilisairbe. no
Der Irnucr0ottesoieuit abgcbuIicn piro. bci6li.
pobneu. U24-D
(6reberid. Mo. 3ciiuneeu iUoucn getI. CO.
OiTpu
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=Scntctera

gelle Seftioueu lino icst 5ur 8eIibtialns ber.
eertftet. SieIe aiseeipdbIte Cots. Der Sus
pcrintenoent ocS @rlnoes lIto Ypbens iuiro iebe
eeuiinihte s~lusIuuit %ertbeiIen. Sus 9rculdtj.
RUM itebt tdelid 5ur Snfpeftton often. g3eaet
gtdberPm iuenoe man lb aii ben superintendent
ieit ODER on oas Siireais III Tr. II, Neit.Sarn.
tpaa.Strakc. Cslpril5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

8puab.S Str. 2cib. nne Sparpereiu 3r. 1.
Siermtt miro G1d) ridt gegebei. Dab bic iabrs
ltfe @ahf pom SipUli Tircfturen fir ous Iaus
fenoe Sabr am Wiittipud,, ben 4. Wui 1904. Sipis
iher I NIB o llbr Mbenos, In ben AduInlitfe is
ten oes Gereins, Nr. 1870, Bpngh .. StraRe,
ubpebdifen wiro. MlitaIieber iperoen a%ufgefpr.
bert. 3beil at nebnten.
t241 8rpras 2eimbud, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03
9luouIta 6. Subman.

IS iiurb am . .Nlui 1904 guauitG g. 3oBmau
I'M Ilter bon SO SGbren. gcliebte @Gttil bon
6enrO Gobmdr. Nerluunote uno Sreutoe iiuo
ud1tIrgsnuQ eilgelnocn. Der Nccroigi1g Suus
nerhng, HH6mittugs = llbr, bonn IrGlcrbuliic,
Rr. 1912, Nuro. @aibtngtoHI strahr, aus hct8ls
ipobnen. U24-O)
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elizabeth Sictrid,

G6 ftarb AM /. Wini 1904 GliSnbetb eietridl,
80 Sabre nlt, 9eIiebtc Satin bon eco. $.
Sictrid. &eruutote ulo 6reunbe itno adj
tlrasoonit ciuaclnocr. oct BccrbiguuQ bei6lls
mobnen, luclde 9tcuitas, bcn 3. Mai 1904.
giadmittugs > llbr, bon Hr. 1924, HreRtmnu.
Strnhe, ans uuf oct ,Wtt. Slioet GencterDy
pripntim itnttiiHnct. G23-D
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per 9eutfdje Correspondent.
cridcint icbcn Sag i'm SATIRE,
g. RniHe, @iseuthiimcr MuS 3coaftcur.
c]acid'dTto 9ureon 4r. 2I0, 4orSsG albert. tn.
aiet orttou. ...o".".Nr. III, ct. VnuIs Strafc.
7e:,rhonc:
9efhditsburcan:
G. & 8. 5s2s Wi. Grrunn.
MlarOlano 1919 GrurtInno.
HcoaItionSburenu:
G. & g. 3t75 nj. Sermon.
Turhlnno 1899 GourtInuo.
Gieeuibiucr e, 9iuiuc. g8cbnlue;
6. & 3. o96 Il GIuotiou.
@efhdftSinbrcr &. ". Sein6. BobuunB:
6. & 4. 12t h @8OIbroof.
SdaIihe auegabc tourb Ir1pcr beforgD f2Nr.
5GgItdle unb Sguutaas'Auegnte .(jnblbur
an ole bGs 0ldit bCiorpcuoeH lrdgcr) -. 15t.
Sdglifc uuo S%puntuNs . Nusaabc unicr
MISUNDERSTANDING pro Sdbr....... $3.50
R6deHtlidc Nue0Gbe
O0rtO1rci nit Gh6ug fir GlIbs)
YGh Dem Snlnnoe pro Inbr. ......... 500
Sad Dem gluEldHoe mo Snbr. ....... $500
e6HHtaDs' AuegnbC pro Subr. .Sf.5O
Fas bette uuo btaiale OeutTde glatt In ben
hittel' NIB Shoftnattn.
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STIR 1amen.

Oas Gclectic.S amcn-S dncioeriDjtcm
1T lcidt AIT %Ierter, fcitet febr ipenie uno 1T
quite @rfparniB fit 6ie bel Der anferiiaune
Sbrer 8Ieioer. Sic S6uIe 1T iest %geoffnef.
S6iiler fir MbenbfIaien perber arleenpmmen.
9ebinennoen pcnoe man fi6 an
IN. Subers, Ir. 2t2, GorbsgburIessGtrnbe.
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Sprrninc.

WidIertfb = Yarfartig - SrieoIim.
gSeitlih bon WnIbroof Elm uno cine babe
Neile. 8enutt bic nit gsoipbutan be5eihneie
gioribsglbenuesGar. Sreie Gutfben 9latmittuaS
am Ierntinls. Bretie bon NeerdbnibitcIcn iebt
fpe6ic1. 2eidtc @eoinaunpen. 1etepbuu -
9atpn 223. Nireau: Sranflin. nuo gSinefur.
Mpaos. NerInn0t Wrpidhiire. Nplni4. u. I&Sl
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Woftfrico MaQcr.'

IS itdrb @pttfrico Niiiner, "A Sabre aIt, ee.
noreIi II giblia6i, Abnti9rcif &g1ern, g]eItebtet
c~rniarllp iiunet Sicnitng, ben 3. Niui, ytnbmita
Tags I ubr, bon Der 9Sobniup feincs Sobuea,
Srn. 9nipnr Z. Miilcr. Nr. 21s, 0orostYluucrs
Strnfc, uu6 Der lutbcrii6en SmmnmieIsstir6c,
Siih, e urolines Strubc, fat. 023-D
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Senrn Sdlccr.

IS iturb am 2. Mai GcurH sdleer int 50,
9ebcrSiabre. 9cliehter Saite Der beritorbcnen
Wlar0 @Ii6ubetb S0eer. Sic Nceroi9ulg iinoct
Epnueriius, Den >. Wlut, giu9mitiag9 2 llbr,
bonn 1ruucrbnIfc. Mr.. $50, Euucr . StrnRc,
aus itutt. Bite, feline 0lumen. Q2i-0
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Subn Seriuig & Gu9n.


EtIutHUtFhIttt MD WtNbnIldhltftf,
9r. 200S. SrlennS.Str. .Wlo.s Eel: Binbfpr 255
3peigeeidh1ft: 9tr. 524, berl. @aitcrits glocuue,
pigblnnotofpn, Baltimore. WiuruIauos5 eIeptou:
&inoior 60. Suifben peroeu e~eliefert jGr
Sod6eitert, untcrbulti1gen u1o nn6ere @eIeeeil'
beiteit. CScb14tS,I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03
SubcSfGQc.

@m 80, 9lpril aatBarine Gdinbetb atliau,
rs Sabre alt.
Nm 90. g(pri[ WlurN e. 2ana.
Elm 30. 9lpriI' 6liiubetb u. happier.
PIN 20. Slpril Senrg u. @eritle. 4 Sabre ult.
9lm 2s. 9lpriI Bcurge Sufimnnn, 10 Sabre
alt.
am 80. slpril O,urtin 2rcici. u Sabre aIi.
gtm /. Wiui @rdcc Coma SdlultbeiS, 10 Wtos
nate alt.
sm 20. IprtI @usutu n. e. @ttte, 50 Sabre
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Baltimore ScmcterN.

gurcnn: 9r. 344, Rurb. Gburles.S trake.
@eerGbnibpIdte sum 8erfauf - bon $25 an,
NIT Wiarnorpfoiicn u6eegren8t, $S5 = 9lab
fir bier Srdbcr. (SanfS,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

9ei Ser grofinuug Der
misunderstanding IN Ct. Gpilis lit oer
2eitern elm boies Ieriehen paiiirt.
Wan hattie pcraciien, Dem 8ouper.
neur pcn Miliouri einen Ylat arl5ll-
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Baltimore Sranster g.,

Srpnt., nabe @ap.strake,
bat ibre Iusfinttirg lint mebrere Subrtuerfe
ts,ans) oerer5bert mo 1T iett i'm Stanoe,
Mbbcl bon oaiis 5i 8aus 5i bcioroerr mo fit
Die gIuibeipubrung ober Gerienoina 6I pers
paden. Gronipte uro SuOerldifige Seotenine
ipirb imaefidert. o.
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crIammlnng

aSrb. @aH. ctr. mmertuabrcnbe Sanpcrein
Rr. 1, 1874 H..(5nn. ctr.
Sente, SicniiGg. ben ,. Mai. Subresocrfumms
lung mo Henmieniunbl, slnc Wtitalicocr Itno
crfiht. 5t crf6eiten.
U2D 6. Gnse,, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

Nuf Scr @alfonhoIbin ell
iongen in oieicm Srilblina sur NIB.
medslunq Die Armenier boS Gepo-
ll5sern an; niht Die M~ocebonier mo
9lllguren. Ser Sultnn bot Icin
Sollsred)t geipobrt mn 5lpoli Sorfer
iino in Den aGmpien 5piihen oerl
5ruppcn ecs Sultuns mo ocn ,Sll.
iuraenten 5critort Woroen. Dos
ideint oicies Sobr aili Dem 9olfon
cine Neuouilo9e Der Gore1nge oes
lesten Sahres ju meroell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03
ober bier Die Spiclleiocni6oft niht
gcringer. Mon fr0bnt ibr bcimlidj.

SlllliSSl. 0tNl IiuDItl lph pNlill'GJ'
Barometer q o il t / {.
Gin Stolicner, Signor &olpiui IN
RoiIono, bot olrrb Griin0ung eirtcr
geieslid geidiibtcn 9oronleter-4oit.
forte cincn glon5cnben pcflmiGrcr
Grfolg cr5ielt. Gieic Sortcn mcrr!n
in 5orbcn georltft, Die lid, Der otnto-
ipbdrii6en 9eihoifenbcit entipre-
heno, per0nOcrn. 90 5eigt beiitieiss
meiic cine Gortc cine Game nit allf=
geiponntem Gntorcos, Der, ioua
ifones @ctter 5u erluarten lit, tlou,
Tolls Regenlpetter i'm Nn5ugc it,
rotA eriaheint.
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Bette iadJfmnbisc Muscn-1tnter.
iudjund fpItcufrci.

etbIimme glueenIeiben, anbaItenbe aopf,
fbmer5et. foipie Neits uno alr5tt6ttefelt
f6nnen permieoen %fueroen,. iueun sic 5mb met
ner BebauoIung unter5iebeu. grileu ooer
ben oeilfbar nieorieften- Breiien aneeiertiet.
Mcin bon beutfhen 9rdutern tabri5irtes slli'
SSer entsiinoete gueen. Wrobes Eager in
iiinitIi6en slueen ODER 2bermouetern.
g. muurr,
TIM. utiul. beutider ppttier.
-Fr. $50, Rurb.@ap, strake.-
@itte, gefI. aeiiat auf meme SirIfa mo
Hummer au aHten. (eept3oI&S@
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@bitpriene Nptisem.

swat FAM Scr Sriibling 9.
bod, CT fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

Gas Obergerid t pp Sen.
tlldp bat oicier Gage oieGntiteiorna
abeegebenL oaB Die Surnbole, mie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

@ie d Scr Ncm 9)orfer
,Serulo" ans 2onoon fobeln l1Bt,
lcioct Soc GbombcrloilL Der frilberC
&oloniolicfret0r uno 3olrcformcl
G%rqlono's, an gpbolie, elmer Stu
r,tltg Der Sprofccntren. 0oS iport
fir Chamberlain bos id)limmlte Sci.
ocn, ooS i'm beiolen fonntc, Dem
ooS ofientlidc HeOen mare fir oe'
cugliihcn StoatSmonn SIT Gnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

Mud 5u Sonb boben Of
Die Soponer olS quite Strotcacn lutb
tiid)tige Solootcn 9e5eigt. Sic boben
Den llebcrgong ilbcr ben 2)olu er.
siplin9en uno ocn HuIien Den ShliiI.
icl ibrer Stelrng ob9erun9en. Sic
@erlllite Der Iuiien iino groB; ouf-
ioaeno gering iinb oo9esen Die Ser.
lutte Der Saponer, iorpeit lie bis ieet
aemeloet meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-03

Sobn Z. Soremon fnuftc
bicier Gage oilf elmer offentlihcn
&eritcigerun9 cine 9ibcl iiir y Gts.
Nls ieine Sroit onl nohlten Sonntog
BARN los, ionb tic cine olte, ober gut
erboltcnc &unbert 0canrnote. Ger
iriibere Better DER @ibel ihcint fem
ciiri9cr 9ibcllcicr gclpclen SIT iein.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-05
SERVE LIQUID
SUNSHINE
How Scientific Students Will Gel.
ebfate the Properties of the
New Discovery

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Keeping pace
with the scientific progress of the age,
the Technology club, composed of the
New York alumni of the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, will serve
a brand new drink at it's annual dinner
tonight at the University club. 1t is
called liquid sunshine and is the dis
covery or invention of DR.. w. ]. Nor
ton.
When the guests seat themselves at
the banquet table they will find beside
their plates tiny capsule and a glass
of water, The room will then be dark
ened and each man will drop the cap
sule into the glass and will make his
own liquid sunshine by introducing a
tube of radium into this water. They
will then rise and drink to their alma
mater in liquid sunlight
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-05
HANNA HAS TYPHOID fever
BLOOD ANAL YSlS SHOWS THAT
Official Bulletins Issued Cause Grave Apprellen
sion Among His Friends But
Pfysans are Hopeful

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. g.
Senator Hanna has typhoid fever. The
diagnosis was confirmed by complete
blood examination reported this morn
ing by DIR. Deproud.
The senator rested fairly well last
night. This morning his temperature
is a hundred and pulse eighty-two. The
above bulletin was given to senator's
secretary by Drs. Rixey and Magruder
at 80 this morning
The official announcement has caused
great apprehension among his friends
who regards typhoid for a man of his
age and enfeebled constitution very
serious. The physicians. however,
continue TO express confidence and ad-
vised against sending for the members
of the family this morning. Hanna
has been on milk diet for several days
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-05

morning and decided on course of
procedure.
They will gather copies of all rec
ords and testimony of the proceedings
and statement and all interested par
ties including the prosecuting attorneys
of Nebraska also still other facts OBJ
tainable relative to the appointment of
the postmaster at Hastings, Nebraska,
from Payne's office. 1t will probably
be the later part of the month before
the committee gathers all this infor-
nation when investigation will begin
in earnest.
Haie's prayer this morning referred
to Hanna. The bill providing for the
transporta ton not to exceed six hun
dred of Porto Rican school teachers
to the United States and return was
passed
Mitchell favorably reported the Jor-
don resolution which afterwards agreed
to calling on Payne for full reports of
the postUtfice investigations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-05
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON
The Band Boys Will Give Their First
Concert Next Thursday Evening

CHARLESTON, Feb. Meetings are
now in progress at the Presbyterian
church and a goodly crowd is in at
tendance.
The reception given TO Elder Baer
was decided success and the large
number of persons present showed the
appreciation the church has for their
new rector.
The band of Charleston are to give
their first concert Thursday evening,
February II. A crowd should turn out
to cheer UP the boys who deserve much
praise.
fine young man made his appear
ance at the Macumber home last
Thursday. His father walks around
very proud of his little Jesse.
There was a pleasant little gather
ing at the home of Fred and Harry
Smith. Tuesday evening. The time to
go home came all too soon, the party
think the boys may be surprised again
some day.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-05
BURIAL OF
WHITNEY
Funeral from Grace Church Pail.
bearers all Distinguished Men
Large CrowdE Gathers

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The Whitney
funeral ceremonies were simple. Four
thousand people crowded the street In
the vicinity of Grace church and
watched the cortege start. A special
train went to Woodlawn where the
burial was had. Many distinguished
persons attended including Rear Ad-
miral Rogers of the Brooklyn navy
yard and staff, General Corbin and
staff, Rockefeller, Keene, Whitelaw
Reid, Belmont ana Van Wyck.
The only outward exhibitions was
when the distinguished pail bearers
emerged from the church and score
of photographers pushed their way for
ward and repeatedly snapped cameras
in the faces of the mourners.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-05
ORGANIZATION
IS FORMED
Electrical Workers of the Pacific
Coast Now Under a New
Jurisdiction

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-The
western conference of electrical work.
ers went out of existence this morn
ing and new organization known as
the Pacific council OF electrical work.
ers of the seventh district has taken
its place. The work was accomplished
at this mornings session of the con-
ference.
The new organization includes the
Pacific coast states, British Columbia,
and Arizona. The change was made
according to the plans devised by the
international Brotherhood att he last
national convention. The following Of
ficers were elected today:
President pro tenn, H. L. Worthing-
ton; secretary treasurer j. L. Cook:
organizer, E. A. Holden.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-05

of its citizens. Wherever there is a
progressive city, there you win find
wide-awake commercial bodies active
and alert. each individual member
thereof working in harmony for the
best interests of the community with
out regard for private gain or personal
jealousies. A Commercial club of a
city, properly governed and controlled
therefore, has a legitimate right to
live. 1t can, as an organized body,
examine into and pass upon matters
of common interest, assist in the pro-
motion of worthy enterprises and i'm
provements that in a general way
would promote the welfare of the city.
but only to degree in which the pro-
motion of such matters will be of ben
eft to the people in general, should
these prerogatives be exercised by
Commercial club. and TO such an ex-
tent is the success of a club measured.
(Continued on page 81
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-05
ELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLAR
FIRE AT lilo THIS MORNING
Store Building and Stock of General Merchandise
of 5. 0. TannahiII Was Totally Destroyed
Only Partially Insured

Fire this morning destroyed the store
ana stock of general merchandise of
s. O. TannahiH at lilo.
The fire originated from a defective
Hue and started about O'Clock this
morning. The flames spread so RAPIDLY
that no part of either the stock or
building was saved. The total loss is
placed at $1,000
The Teller called up Mr.. Tannahiu
by phone this morning and learned
from him that the fire originated while
he was at the hotel at breakfast There
IS practically no fire protection in the
niue city and the work of bucket bri-
gade failed to have any effect on the
names that were fast devouring the
building
When 1t was seen that the store could
not be saved attention was directed
towards the Leggett store building lust
across the street which had began to
smoke. The heroic work of the citizens
was effectual and adjoining buildings
were saved