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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
DIR. Craig Delivers Lecture.

The regular Lane lecture was held
last night at the Cooper Medical Col
!ege. DR.. Charles F. Craig, first lieu
tenant and assistant surgeon of the
United States navy. was the lecturer.
He had for his subject Water as d
Carrier of Disease" DR.. Craig told of
the necessity of having filtered water
and taking precaution against con-
tamination. Water, he said, was one
of the best mediums for disease germs
to live in and people should be con-
stantly on guard against anything but
D1ire wafer
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
Libel for Freight.

The Compagnie Havraise de Navi-
CATION filed a libel yesterday in the
United States District Court against
W. r. Grace & Co to recover s12,653
and interest, alleged to be due for
freight carried by the French ship
Alice from Antwerp to San Francisco
In the same court j. j. Moore &
Co. filed an amended complaint in
their suit against the Sphere Shipping
Company for breach of charter party.
The sum originally sued for was in
creased to $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
7 He MISSION
Street Furniture House Is Now
Beginning to Replace New
Goods From the Warehouse

Yesterday the Pattosien Company
started to replace the many fine articles
of furniture and carpets from the ware
house Since the sale commenced many
lines have been sold out, and it was i'm
possible to replace them on account of
the delivery wagons being used to deliver
goods. The public to-day can find the
stock well assorted at the PATTOSIEN
COMPANY'S, corner Sixteenth and Mis-
sion streets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
SAYS HER HUSBAND MADE
THREATS TO KILL HER
Mrs. Florence Goddard Refuses TO
Withdraw Suit for Divorce and
Makes Trouble for Joseph.

Mrs. Florence Goddard, 26O Third
street, secured a warrant from Police
Judge Fritz yesterday for the arrest
of her husband, Joseph, on a charge
of threats to kill. She said she had
instituted a suit for divorce from him,
as he was in the habit of beating her.
and he called upon her last Tuesday
and asked her to withdraw the suit
and live with him again. She refused
and she alleges he threatened to kill
her.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
Ex.Chief Justice wins case.

Justice of the Peace Dunn yester-
day gave Judgment for $16S in favor
of John Currey, who sued William
O'Dea for the amount on a promissory
note Currey many years ago was
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
California and is now practicing law
in this citv
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
Give First AnnuaI Ball

Seal Rock Lodge No. 1877 of the
Switchmen's Union of North America
gave its friends good time last night
in Native Sons Hall.
The affair was in the form of a
grand ball, and though it will be a
whole year before another entertain
ment Of its kind will be given by the
switchmen, the memories of last
nights joy will surely linger over that
period in the minds of the partici-
pants.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
Special Rates for the Citrus Fair,
ClOYerdaIe.

The California Northwestern Railway is now
selling tickets at fare for the round trip
good going Saturday, Sunday and Monday. with
return limit February %. Tickets at $50
Market street and Tiburon ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20

The Eureka Valley Social Club will
give an entertainment and ball in
Mission Turn Verein Hall this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS ADJUSTMENTS
poLo ANp PONY RAcINe AT HorEL DEE HOMIE

Every day up to and including Monday. Feb
ruary p. under auspices of
sliforuia Polo and Pony Racing Assosia ion.
Rough Riders From the Army Participating
Special round-trip railroad rate good until
Tuesday next. $3.50. Special round-trip rate
including board at Hotel Del Monte. good any
train Saturday or Sunday and returning Mon
day. $40. A great opportunity to the sport
and enjoy a rest over Washington's birthday
at this famous resort.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
CLAIMS IRWIN
IS A PER]tRER
Father of Sadie Lyons Says
Son-in-Law SwOre to an I'm
truth When He Got License
WANTS BONDS ANNULLED
Ayers That His Daughter
Is Now Only a Few Months
Over Fifteen Years of Age

Ralph Bert Irwin, the young man
who. on the night of February 3,
swore that pretty Sadie Lyons was lS
years of age, secured a marriage IL
cense and then after Justice of the
Peace Thomas Dunn had refused to
make Miss Lyons his wife, went TO the
chambers of Justice of the Peace
Lawson and prevailed upon him to
perform the ceremony, perjured him
self if the allegations of Alexander
Lyons, the young girls father, made
in a suit to annul the marriage, are
true. Lyons AYERS that his daughter
is only 10 years and 10 months old;
that Irwin perjured himself when ne
swore to Deputy County Clerk Dan
forth that she was is years of age
and did not need the consent of her
parents to enable her to marry him.
WOULD SEVER TIES.
The suit was filed yesterday. 1t
asks for the annulment of the mar
riage on the ground that Miss Lyons,
being under age, had not secured the
consent of her parents to become the
wife of Irwin.
When asked about the matter yes
terday Judge Lawson said:
Il remember the young woman
very well, because 1 remarked her
youthful appearance, and IN order 10
find out how old she was asked her
in what year she was born. She told
me she was born in May. 1885.
then asked her where her parents re-
sided and she told me the only rela-
tive she had was an uncle, who lived
in Oakland. Under such conditions L
could do nothing but make them hus-
band and wife. particularly after
young Irwin had most emphatically
informed me that the young woman
was over 49,"
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
EureIza Valley Social.

Hills Bros Arabian Roast is a success
because there is quality behind it,
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20

500 Rupture Cure for $40 by Hunter. 12oe
Market st. Send for circular,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Gieicr Sderiff lit fein @aidlappcm.

Murp7b psboro, gus, 10.
Mdr5. Gin Mob aus @arbonbole
mod,te beilte leinen 8erlidl, oas bic
ii9c Goiuntp.0 ef1nenib gu itiirmcn.
Inn Den Wulntten Sbos. Yaugbon 81,
lpnhen. Ils Der aus 70 Mam be-
llebcllbc Mob oas @efGngnib err
reidlte, ianb CT ben, Sheriff 2borp
tno etlid)e, .@ebiilfen nit @epebret
eli Den Jelllcrn oes ameiten Stod.
merfs, ilio ltaro bon ieiner Nbiidt
oh. Bier uprominente 8iirger," Die
IN Der Seisec toes Mobs itnnoel,
lmlroen p~erboitet. &Ilfsideriff s.
@ooowarb crlitt mdbreno Ser of.
faire onrdl elm umfallenoes @eipebr,
rpeldes lid 5ufaaig entluo, cine be-
oenflidJe @atuoe, nno fem redter
Nrm milBte- amputirt peroen. =
SmlNhon lit zines unlittliden Mn-
grtfis ouf cine SduHeBrerin 5uGar-
6onoole oiIgefldgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
s.Yiccu.em.

JplsenGe !9eiratbs Qtcensen muir
cen geftern pom Mftuar tes Common
Pleasz@ erihts ausseiteut:
Wm. u. Stablor, &c, Nr. 1881,
6iaman~S trabe, unb 2ulu Wipps,
1S.
Samuel Sbsrman, 81, Nr. 300,
SibzD aaas=S traBe. unb &atie 5tar,
%.
Sad aeipis. 81. unb Sannab 30
sabtp, 10; 4pplifant Soc 2osman,
CIR. 202. Siioz@reteritraBe.
2puis %. Safe, 90, unb 6. 0.arl
Soob, %; Npplitant s. 9. b. Orcble,
Nr. 1854, 8openzS trabe.
6. g.. Meabon, AZ, II. 2isaie @mmz
ner, 36, 8eioe bon Daibington, .. 6.
Wm. Chamberlain, 43, Nr. 1925,
Riperfio Mpenls, unb gatbarine gns
berfon, 43.
Ste Siesel, q, Rr. Is, Olt>gorte
Strabe, unb Dora 4bler, 10.
@eo. g. 9oeeleiane, 30, unb Wal<
bine Shul. %; MppIitant SEQ. SO.
aeonarb. Nr. 232. Siib>annftraBe.
Sofepb 6. Slipbant, AZ, unb Sallie
S. Norobrud; 4pplitant $. S. Sonrs,
Nr. 522, Siib@Gbarless Strabe.
Sames 90. Barnes, 40, unb emma
&lemm, IS; &pplifant 9arrp Giro
mer, Nr. 2017. pleaiantzS trube.
Charles M. Surefh, So unD Wnna
6. 2iebed, 36; @pplitant 8. $. MoG>
mann, Nr. 504, Columbia Mpennt.
Sapette s. Gonrao, 81, unb gmma
u. SdparB, "a; Mpplifant 8. s.
Waltemper, Nr. 1863, WeItz2erinstnns
StraBe.
Sobn g. Steer, 40, @oob sSrpe,
part, Wafbinston .. g.. unb Mnnc
Wap Wbitmpre, 80, 2aurel, Mb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11

mense1nlHetten aeugtstn ppH unlen pers
aitf pfiffig an. .Das mar natiirIif
bios elm S9ers. .Mofiir miibten Sic
mid balten, iDenn Sic mir cine folhe
propofition i'm Grnite MAIDEN tponten.
sd lpid ebenfo germ cine Sppottet auf
elm @runbitdd i'm Cirrus aeben, ais
i'd Sbnen auf bieie pbantaitifde CRIB
f4aft ettpas leibe. Sir elm 2uItIpiel
lit Der Gebanfe pielIei6t CANA biibfd,
i'm rirtlineE 9sben pFleec. a5,i foine
plane fla9itd SUutornW gu leloen,
nnb 10 lanse Sbnen bas Ssu nod Elm.
leioltd iihere @inna6me geDdbrt, foll>
ten Sic rubig babel bleibsn."
unmut9ig prebte Der anbers bic 2ip>
pen auiammen. Gin bDfer Bid ftreifte
has feiite, bebdbis ladslnbs 9eIi9t bes
aonfuls.
mGeoen mir alfo ni6t fpeiter bapon.
nnb bringen sic mir in @ottes Namsn
teute Qbenb Sbre 2eute."
(5ortiesung folst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Sn' eincm Jrad)tiuaggpn 81 Subc
rfea %Oerbrannt. rrr

Sorrisburg, So, TO-. MGra.
= Gier nnhefannte WGnner, @rbei-
ter Der .Eemiplnania : 8obn," mel.
dc mlf Dem Wege nod 9oinbribge
moren, Inn BORT sic @eleiIe bon Sis
5u idiibern, purben bei1te 81 8ron6
Snteriection, 10 Weilen oitlid bon
bier, IN einem NIT 8aiolin belobe.
men Srohtmogeon 81 CODE per-
brannt. 3ruei anbere MGrnier. Go,
mens@eorge alinger nnb @nl. s.
2nter, ertgingen nm nit fnopper
Roth oeln 9leiben Shidial. Giner
Der arbeiter fiibrte Die &ataitropbe
hilrb InItreihen eines 3iinobol5es
berbei, Inn cine Yfeife IN 9rano au
Ieben.
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Stmrm at Der Yacifiefaitc.

Salt 2afe Gitp lltob, 10.
Mdrs. - Californian uno 3beile poit
Sregon iiub lett beute friib bltrG
einen orfanartiaen Stlirm bon faIt
cllem telegrapbiiden @erfebr nit
Der Iiibenpelt obgeidloiien. Get
Sturm miitbete NIT GROCER Seitigfelt
IN Son .Sran3isco mo an anoereT
Nrnften Ser aiilte, tpdbreno aus betfI
Snineren fetne Indifferent NodridteU
st erldfgen iino. @roBer Shaoeit
lit jebed, eet @iienbabnel, blrd 2a4
ipincnltiir5e itnb @rbrutide 5u9efiiat
moroen, uno Der 8erfebr miro aut
mcbrere Toae idlimm geitort ieilt. ! j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11

@egen BITE 9Dpotbetens
fteuer.-Oer ,Nerein Der @eI6Gftss
leute BON S1ts8altimore" belt geitern
Mbenb in bsr .Wbite 9aa" feline resela
mGbise 8eriammlune unb nabm Be-
5dliiHe an gu @unlten Der Safens unb
Dpdz unb Der nMeitliden Marpldnz
Der 8abn"s @prlaeen. ipelde sesenz
lpdrtig Der Staatsseiebeebung pprlie.
gen, fopie au @unfen Der Wioerz
rufung hes Sppotbetsnltsuer z9eiebes.
Serner fanb elm 8efdlub Innabme.
bic StraBenbabn : @eisli6aft au err
Iuhen. b~eferen 8ertebr in Sft<8altiz
more gu fdaffsn, fplpie elm anberer
8eihlub, bic Partbeb0rbe 81 erfu6en.
i'm .patterIon=Y arf" Elm neues Ga
Iino gu bauen unb aud bic Gaitsrn<
@psnue= Seite bes parts gu psrfdDs
nern.
SIM Sntereiie elmer ai-
ten 9 a f c. - Sr. Sobn 90. Gar.
ter, YrGiioent beS nMarplono Sniti.
tuts," Sr. s. 8. @orriion nnb Yrof.
Otto Sild)s bobcn in Mnnapplis Dor
Der @eiebgebung an Die ItGbtiihe
Delegation SIT @unlteu ser MoBnab-
me oppellirt, ,pelber Suiolse $3.50.
coo fir Gin neies Seint Der Sdulc
pcripiIliat iuerben iollen. Ger Bill
! 5ufolgc ioll Elm @runoitiid onge,
fnitft rnb Elm @ebGube crridtet lper,
ben, ipelbes inter itaatlid,er Gol,.
troIe iteben ion. Die oben aenanl.
ten Serren boffent oaB sic @orIoee
@eietesfraft erlansen lperbe.
GapjtGn 3 bpmas Mc@ee,
Der nele gpmmanbant bes weitlihen
poli5eibifritts, trot seisrn fem neues
Mmt an. CT erbteIt Elm pra4tpolles
6ufeifen, beitsbenb aus ben fd0nften
NIumen, bon feiuen ebemalisen Inter,
ssbtnen IN Sttlid4en Diftriit
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8cridtspcrbanbImnae

ut - (Vof Ntd)=
ter Sarlan.) @ottfrieO nno Mn1lo
Soursfi segen Mapor uno Stabt-
ROTH aei6lidtet. Benjamin @roB.
man gescu Ser. StroBenbabn," &c.
lfliftct. Sorab s, &earnep gegeri
vWercontile &aunOrp Co." nidt be-
enbet. Sir Montog: ser i6tpebenoe
Saa nnb Die Nummern as, 81, 69,
9, 53S, $50 nnb 81.
&i6ter at 2argc. = (8or
Gidter Soblcr.) Baltimore Gbromc
Morfs" etc. aegen Steiler : slppeaos
t!onsgcridt inter 8eratbung. $40.
bert @beeler geeen uYtt. scope SIC.
treot" ulo Or. Gbas. O. Sill, Gin.
reoc oniredt crbalten. Sir be,lte:
Nr. "A.
Common GIeas @eri6t t.
(@or Hihter Stodbrioge.) @m.
&. @olter segen rGbe Geo. Wanl.
ton Co." geidliftet; sSenrp Wuiicl-
mann 9egen nStanbaro Mfe. Co."
mon prof." Soiepb @bitte, Mobert
q. @repion 9atbarine ~. @renion
mo alguitus S. WbaIen eeger
Scr. StraBenbabn : Co." Site ge,
Idli6tet. Sir beiite: Hrn. 100, 122,
125, 1876, 1876 nnb 1877.
Superior. Of t. = (@or
&idter @ides.) Iarf W. Wriafa
gegen @m. sc. @arfielo, 8eroift fir
&ldger fir $322.10. @bram 6. Ser.
foro gegen slnta 6. q. nno Bertha
W. s.. 2orman, niht beenbet.
@oiiengeribt t. = (gor Sen
Gldtern Blood, O'9rielt nno @oi-
tber.) 3u SeltamentspoIltredcrn
ipuroeu eritannt in ben SGaen bon
Geo. %. 2inbiap Srou s. gitelle SO.
nllo Sbomas S. 2oinoiap, 9iirg-
idaft $1,000; bon Ileranoer Blair
Sr. 8m. S. Soiepb rno SSas. @lair,
9iirgidaft $500; BON @liiubctb
Eflilg ST. Senrp Miaer, 8iirgidaft
500, gu 9odlaBpertpaltern iinb
ernonnt in Sen 8GIen bon Ssanles 3.
Gonner Sr. @uitap 81. Gitel, 8iire-
id)aft $4,000; bon Catherine Nngbei-
me- Sr. Geo. 9. Muebeimter, @iirg-
iboft $500; bon Sames @iQingslea
Srm @orp S,tlia giGinsslea, 9iirg,
idJaft $4,000; bon San Moamisli
Sron g. Ioomisfi, 8iireihaft $500;
bon Gmilp 6. Cohen ST.. MenoesGo.
fen, 9iirgibaft $500; BON MarpY.
2llbp Sr. SSSobt 2ubp, 0iiraihoit
$1,000. Sermaltungsberibte mitroeln
a~ut9ebeiben IN ben S1llen bon Mar-
aaretbe Sing, $341; BON @iaianl
Glib, $50. neutrality-suspicious.
mirben eingereidt in Den Sdaen BON
S,arriet q. @opb, $t2, 1872; BON Mia-
rie Sbodelforb, $13,205; bon Mar.
tin Waaner, $ttS.665. 8erfGuie
,mlroen rotifiSirt in ben 5allen BOZ,
&orriet q. 9opo, $500; Sugo Gin.
faub, 1926.
Stabt. d. t, @btb. q
(Tor &idter Yoer.) u. 6reoerif
Sterser segen S. @eorse Meinidein
Gorob &olcliitof eegen MorrisSom-
burger, Mppell obeeipieien mitaoiten
INT jebcm Der beioen SGae. Mor 2i-
nenion aeaen &obert u. elliott, ltr-
tbeil beitGtist init Soften. pMarp-
Ianb Boiler COMPOUND 60" eeaell
Cite 2nunbrp Co." iimeeiporiell
iinb ltrtbeil 81 @uniten Der @erflg-
ten. Sir bette: 0rn. 239, 20, 80,
t12, 9G, 24S, 10.
Grimina ls@e t. = (@or
3idter Wrisbt.) Mnsriff = Charles
gOrnifb, Staatsarbeitsbaus bis gum
81. 2ebensidbre. Gali4e @nsaben =
Mpntieini Mttilin. freiseiproasu; 9.
@aetano, 6 Monate @efdnsnib. Der
laKen Der Grau-9arrp 8en, Sfabor
Mannes. fftirt in jebem Sole. Siebs
itabI - Gbp. Burns. freiseiprodxn.
Derlebnns ftGbtif1er Werorbnunsen
- Sohn Mcgrap, freiseiprodtn.
Sir heute: Wranbfiftuns - Mart
Seller e 1Gile); @liidsfpxl = Galoz
mon Retb, Sofepb Gepen, 0onnie
! GMNtu6au. 1ts6se&~A&nsxa knr Ghssu~-
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Yns 8altimorc-G uuntp.

9ollpf nm Elm lelles Yrim1ripubls
@eleb. - 3wci Eoarc gctrout.
Seri6icoencs.
Die Steiier5obler bon Baltimore
0oitlitn pcrfolgen init arobem Snte.
relic Die 8orlage, melde Der Staots,
8efeBgebilng pom 9eleaoten Green
ro1l baltimore Gountp unterbreitete
lpnrbe, oergenlab bas itGbtiide Gri,
nldripabl.@ eleb oll6 oIf bas Goilntp
nltsgcoe6nt peroen ioa. Mnaeblid,
tit beoelltcnber ginflllb o~,tgeluonot
iporDcn, iilt 81 peranlalien, BOP oie
Wabnobme nidt angenommen miro.
Die Steiter5nbler : Contention bon
9oltimore-G County bat Ole WaBnab-
me gntacbeiBen uno logon, elm Gomi.
te nod Annnpolis geianot, INN sic.
Ielbe 81 foroern.
= bulbeb0rbc prote-
ltirt.
Die Sdyulbeboroe bon Baltimore
Golnntp bat einen 9eihIub ongenonl-
men, in melbem iie bagegen protc>
ltirt, baB Die 0elegoten bes Gpuntps
in Der Stnats. @eietgebune fir Sc.
lebporlagen itimmen, meIde Sen 9ou
bon ShnleebGuoen i'm County all.
oronen, obne Dob porber Die Sdlllbc-
horoe beiiel6en coniultirt muroe.
ais nelle 2ebrerinnen mltroen En-
nonnt: &otberine Siiber, Dora Do
nobon, GOitb Sean unb Marp Gpe.
rift.
3pei Gaare II Somong &c.
traut.
Sobn Minebort nno SRI. &ote 81.
Bloomington, 8eioe ans g)orf, So,
fonnen geItern Moreen nad 9oltimo-
re unb ipnroen bonn Yoltor Der We.
tbobilten-&irde ooielbit, Hep. S. 81.
Gbporb, getrallt, nadoem iie I'M
8reisgerihts .9iireou cine Soh5eits-
2icen5 erlongt botten. Sic ipoIlten
Die Sbotiafe, Dab Tie perebeliet ieieu,
nidlt befonnt maderL leugneten ie.
bod, BOB iie aus Dorf ourdbrml.
ten, Inn iid tro,len 5i laiien. Or"
loate, er lei 81 Sabre oft, lno iic
mil 10 Sabre alt eepeie en- iein.
Mrtbur S.Griie, % Sabre alt, bon
Mr. 1871, Gliitonitr., Baltimore, Ii.
SRI. Slorence Samilton, 81 Sabre
oft, bon Hbilooelpbio, wurben in Der
E%iorrWobnullg b%eiielben Enltors am
Mittmod sctrolt.
9 dlimm perIett.
Gin Yiero, meld)es Dor einen Dem
Srn. Otto Seidc BON Go~tonspille &c.
borenben @ogen 9eiponnt lpar, aing
oeitern Worgcn an Der Sreoerif. Ipe.
bolelblt blIrt mo ralnte ge9en Ell.
men Selepbpnpfpiten, nobel ST. Self
rc gegen Den Yfoiten gemorien unb
ldlimm om aopi uno DEM Sberfor-
per nerlest lmlrbe. Or. Gbas. =.
Mattfelo nobm Srn. Seide IN Be
banolrmg.
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Nnfnnft brs &rpkber5pss BON DE-
= orHbHra~

Stem Yorf, 10. Mar5.-llntes
oen Hol'osicrflt ScS bente bier aus
@enuo, Noopel lno Gibraltar anae'
tontnlerieli Dnmpicrs u4onigin
2ollile" befnno iid Der @roBbcr5og
bon O%ioeubilrg, ineid)er ais r@rof
Senlobn" in Der I~eiiagierliite eiliee'
trogen lit. (@ergleid)e oiesbeaiielife
Gad)rid)t inter Den 9epeiben aus
Sclltld)loio MI anoerer Stele. -
". D. 81 7' N''r"a' eo'o"p
Ger @roBber5os tbeilt nit boB
et 81 Dem ipe5ieIlen 3mede bier6er
fam, lih Die Hiogora-J1ae in ibrem
&Sinterfleioe 81 betrobten. @r milf
ldou OH lt0diteit 0ieuftag auf oenl
Compiler gaoiicr @ilbelm Der 3mei-
f." Die Hiidiabrt antreten.
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Nb!cbcn zines Gpnsrckmitelicbes.

@oibin9ton 8. s, 10. @ar5.
- NeprGientont Geo. IS. Croft bolt
a!iten, &C, itorb beltte in ieineG
bieligg1 Mobnnno an 9Iutpereif4
tltna. Gin Splitter, welfen CT iid
Dor ieds @odlcll in ben 9am1en
iticB, mar Die Sobesuriode.
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Samitaa> mmb sunntaas Grfnrfnnet

nab @aibington SIPS ouf beg
yEenniplpanier 8abn." 8iaete ling
fir bier1 @iiffobrt bis Sonnta9
g(beno aiiltia. Nae 3iiae, oe1
Congregational 2iiniteb" olsgenona
men. (SrnSoZ) <
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8. .. miuiams uns. g..

Seine Gnalitdt &affee,1 SBcc rn4
SlipeybO Del a,isqeaeidHet bur@
Starfe uno Mroma. Grompte Mhx
liefernng IN Staot muo pNngeeenM
@eibc 86one. Norofpeiegdc posa
2erington- uno EearlitraBc.
(SrSa0i6Wfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11

ens2ieenSseiese = Sofepb Sdam>
linsti, 9uso Goioi4sioer e Gdne),
Sobn @ol5, 5rant 8lanf, etta Spr>
ban, @alsntine 9alen5.
Mbt6. q r. 2. - 8or Ridter
pbelps.) Moro : Mueuf Sdmibt,
Sir beute: Stebita1l = SSennie golz
Inns, 2eonarb Gpttman, Spbn 9arris,
Samuel Mitfsa, Soiepb Mitden,
eatbarine Burns, @tlpert See, &atie
Sobnfon, 9snrp gmse, Sarrp Cobb
imitb, 5ranf @olbimitb; Spielerei-
Sobias Sacobs; bDsminiss @isen>
tbumsserftDruns - Wiaiam Oieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Gin. a.ife mad eeutj6lamb,

Inn Die @eIt ooer ilad irgelo einertl
Ebeile Der @eIt arraneirt. &eiiea
@ilete iiber alle 0abn. uno 9ams
pier : 2inien. Tbeo. s. 0ienep
Il 6 o.. ia Slt.2erington-S trob'
(266@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11

% GelsieHsnnsen mad Seuti@lanh
hiia4 Gents pro Warf uno GommitA
fiom. Gbeo. s. Diener & 6 Oh
,af4 Oft-0erinafon.@ rnse, l9ymmel
os1s.G3s~ dstsIGn6ii&esY 1elAsj 83qti4
i,n6 eGre0itbrieie ,d5Mdik5BteyEpoa
uno nod europa. liz (266-sl i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Nn mllere 2eler unb
III IS
@el0dftsfreunpe,

1Hatfsiuclt bic gciuif iuillfommenc
MtffBetlnng at mad)en, bak mir am
Spnntag cine illnitrirtc Musgabc bcs
rScntlden Gurrclpunocntcu" Dcrgr1.
Rertcn 6urmats anf n%nicrcr cigcncu,
toebem fcrtig acitclltcn Erciic DerGf.
| fcntiidem iucrocn.
Der aGd)ite sSumntags- Gorrcipon-
ncnt" wir6 Is Scitcn itarf crldcimcn
nnS cine q d. Gcitem lange Ye.
ld)rcibnns Ses srofcn granb : I'm
aliids brinsem. Sicic 8cidJrcibnns
,oirb gegcm 80 Der bcitcn SlImIratip-
ncn entbaltcn, meldc uun &iinitlcrm
c-itcn Hanses bergcitelt ipnroen. -
llntcr ben &ilocrn ,ucrbcn audJ Sllm-
itrationcm Ses y3cntidcn Gprreipum-
ent-"8cbanbcs nad) bcm 8rauSc
icin.
Cine Seidreibmng bes SranSes
nit Sanitrationcm inn yScntidcn
GurrcipOnbenten" mnk amf @nnld
Ser piclen Mbonnentcn gebradt ,ucr-
ben, nnb anfer Der rcsclmGfigcn
Mnflagc iimS bis jctt id)pn 5000 Grs
trasWnmmern bcltellt ppr6em. @cr
aliu an Tremmoc TT Der altcn Seimatb
cine ansgeseidnete geidreibung Scs
Jemers nit Sllnitratiuncn icnScn
iuia, iUllte nidt p%erfcblen, feline BE-
%itcllnmgen fir Grtra-N nmmcrn frntc
Ober murscn 5t MAIDEN.
Ses9lciden iollten @cidaftslcnte
sic @elcgen9cit pabrncbmcn, iid)
oMrdJ Mnseigcm bel iGren &nnben lit
ircnnblide Grinnernns sn %bringen.
NnScigcn f6nncm ocS itarfen MnSran=
oes iuegcn nnr bic ipatcitens Sams
flag Mittag angcnommcn iucrben.
Die @citcllmngcu fir bic Sunn-
t%nssnnmmcr iinb scitern 10 sablrcid
ein9clanien, baf es nnmSslid 1T, bic.
icl6en bnrdj sic rcselmakisen SRI.
ger abliefcrn 81 laiicn, iunbern
miiijcu i'm @iircam, Nr. 219, NorS-
Galpcrtitrakc, absebolt ~erben. Der
re~sclmGfiee Ereis lit brei Gents pro
hummer.
tHg5J
Sas tWei@1fts.Virea befinbet iidI
~ N fffy
in Nr. 219, Nurb-Galpertitrafc, nnS
lit MbcaSs bis 1880 uifen.
oasH SeSdftisns nnS 81,
9rnderef iiab uou Jest aa Sag uni
3adJt ia ses. All. ct. Tanlitrake'
. III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11

Nj@t ~ bersefen!
ba6 Elm Tubenb .pro4tpolsr 9abinsts Ttel
~tcsraptien nus 81 loitsn In
6ebbel'S
uoosrnR etnasrt&tstss plot. atsltsr,
Nr. 32I. Nerb.C drfrobs.
. 2sttasero6e 0tlssr stnf Svej'aitfa9b~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-05

Department of the Interior. Land Of
nee at Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston. Idaho. May II, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing -named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof in
support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Registe.
and Receiver, at Lewiston. Idaho. on
July 8. 1904 viz:
BENJAMIN F. HENDRICKSON
Of Forest. Idaho, for lot 4, section 3
township 80 N. range . w. b. NJ. and
lot 20, section "a, township 80 N. range
w. B. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
James F. Harris, Of Forest. Idaho.
Howard Ceilings, of Forest. Idaho.
William Wilson. Of Forest. Idaho:
Marvin J. Deal, Of Forest. Idaho.
J. b. WEST, Register.
May 1s-July s"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-05

Timber land. act June 3. 1873.
United States Land ONCE, Lewiston,
Idaho. May %. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions Of the act
of congress Of June 3. 1873. entitled AN
act for the sale of timber lands in the
states Of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory" as extend
ed to all the public land states by ACT
of August 4. 1892. Joseph ~. Byram. Of
westlake, county of Idaho. state Of
Idaho, has this day flled in this once
his sworn statement. No. 1866. for the
purchase Of the sen Of swA OF section
No. IL. in township No. 81. range No
2 w. B. M. and Will offer proof to show
that the land sought IL more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purposes. and to establish hii
claim to said land before the register
and receiver Of this once at Lewiston
Idaho. on Thursday. the II day Of Au.
gust. 1904.
He names as witnesses:
Harry johnson. of Morrow, Idaho.
william Gibbs. Of Morrow, Idaho.
Sidney Byram, Of Westlake. Idaho.
Stuart Severns. Of Westlake, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands ar
requested to ME their claims In THU
once on or before said IL day OF Au
gust, 1904.
J. b. WEST. Register.
Nav 2l-Auxust IL