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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
Observation-Disclosures in Sapan.

Der beiltid)e g(rditeft 6ron5 @ooS
ihreibt InfollgS NpriI ans Gotio
Ii. a.: .@iS sur Stun0c lit nod) int
mer feincr bon oil Den 3eitungSs
ihreibern iiber ole @ren5en Snpon'S
9eIoiien moroen; Die arobe Woiic Ons
BON iibt IN Eofio felt, ihreibt itott
2%elegromme Bidder, ldbt iih eirllo.
Den, onseiien mo pbotogropbiren; nb
mo 81 mud)t ciner, Den Die llnrllbe
podt, nltd) einen Nbited)er ms Sono
binein - III Die 6ront abcr loiien tic
%tcinen; aud niht. mo crit red)t nid)t
an Die Sront ibrcr ariegSldiiie, ncil
tic ieoe Woglidfeit mtSi6licBen mol.
len, ooB Der boie Sein6 ullf DEM lint
lpc0e iiber europa iulo Mmcrifn ct.
mas BON Dem Stonoe Der Oilgc uno
oem 3illtonbe Der ioponiid)en aricgs-
mittcl criGbrt,
sd, botte mir Iettbin ciniaeS her5e
iibcr Ole NIbiidt Der &ofioer 8erift.
erltotter erlollbt, melhe oorollI aus
gingel, EN- eigencS Sdiff n%ls5uril.
item, nm bonnit Der iopuniid)en 6lotte
6t iolgen. SnSmiid)cn bobell niht
luenieer olS orci 3eitungcn (uieleiht
nod mebr) tboti1flih ie Gin Shiif
gednrtert. Welder @rfolg ober bis
iebt babel berousfam, bat iid bcilt.
LID gc5eigt: boS cine Sdiff mlroe
SIR l%lrbeberin Der 9oll5 %grlunoIoien
Nod)ridt bonn Iuigeben BON Yort
Nrtbur les bate lheinbar Hid)tS 81
lcbcn bctomnlcn, lpolltc ubcr bod ct.
mas Selonoeres berihten), mo ein
onoereS Sd)ifi lit BON Den &rilen in
ben@rumo gcihoiicn moroen, Die frei.
lid, nrn oIlerpenigitcn llriod)e oo5lt
botten, ocnn ole Nod)rid)ten. mcld)e
lold)e Sd)iffe aitf inponiifer Seite
erfunocn mo in Die @elt ieten, fon.
men ben Hlliien ieIbit ood) nilr oien-
lid iein. Sd bleibe alio bel meiner
aniif)t bon Der Nubloiigfeit ioId)er
Serid)tcritotter : Sdiffe. NIB unb 5u
mogeu lie ia cine beionoere Nahritt
mifleien; ob uno 81 ober meroen lie
aud ielblt auigeleien, mo oas lit
Damn ood red)t merig ongenebm."
Nn. 0a brandt man lid iibcr oic
coniuien Melbungen Der @erreu BE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
Noituriene Nptiaem.

Columbus, o, Is I + c Is
Ii. Q%3eitbote" i6reibt: oBeripredrnl-
gen Dor Ger Mohl mcr6en in Der &c
ocl mr. gamudt, I'M tu DER Tolgc
niGt gcbultcn gu perocn. Cine rilbn:.
lihc NuSnobme bon 0iCler lunrilbnl.
liGen Wcpflogcnbeit mod)tc Der Siir.
qCrmeiitcr pou Baltimore, Sr. Gobt.
III. Wtt2one. Nl8 CT I'M oorigcn
Sabre WtouorS . GnnOiout in OcrOto.
n%llntenten . Stobt mar, 0u ocrpflidl.
tctc cr iid oen 0omen ieiner Goniti
tlrcntelt gegenilbcr, I'M Soac iciner
GrlpGblung Dem SungqeiellcnItunnc
Ballet 81 iogcn uno iid) tugs i'll ooS
Sod Der Che 81 be9ebclt. &ebt bat
cr iein @ort gebolten mo cine bib
l6c mo reihe Mittiuc 5ltm Gbc9c.
ipouit crboben. 90 ctlpoS fam mar.
i'f 0efoQen loiien, Wopor Mc2onc
hat Der politiihen WoroI @cliiac &C
leiItct mn bierbci ooS 9tiiblife nit
Ocn Nrgenc6men 5t uerbtn0en &C
iuuBt." - Manor NtcSunc bot oic
NerlprCbungen, Ole CT ais Gonbibot
i.ir Oos WtoporSumt Qcmod)t bat; ooa
cingcloit, oacin Elm @cirotbspcriprcs
dlcn lpur nidt ultter oenIcIbcn. DDS
hattie iein &orgGngcr im Amte ii"
hcn Soil ieincr @icocrluobI Gemoht.
Gu 8r. SopcS niht iuieOcr gcruGbIt
ipur0e, nor or ieineS Scriprcdcn5
c%ntbunoen uno or lit Ocun AUDI bcltte
nod Sunggcicae.
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Su0cSfGQc.

glm "A. Widi Maraurrt d. sdttpper, I
Subr ult.
gIm IA. Wiai Grant StrcO i'm +, Sabre tcis
mes Hebens.
gtm tB. Mai 6Iurrner e. Ncbcr int guter
bon 80 Su6ren.
glm 10. Dtni Winrn 9uutiu snuer i'm 81. 2es
bensiubre.
9Im II. Mai gTstBburgn gOtmair, "a Sabre
ali.
PM t6. llai 3aOiO R.tb.
Vim II. Diat in Glftou, no, 5ubn z. &irt,
NJ Snbrp nIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
Stir Ganten.

Sas Eclectic amen-S dneioeriDitem
lift leiht Su Iernen. fofiei fetr iuente nno III
cine CUTE @rfparnib. fiir gle bel per ahieritglite
Sbrer aIeioer. Sic GnuIe III test g%eoftnet.
Negen J%ieoingnuocn ipcioe tiaIt lid an
Wse. Subers. ar. 2t2. mountaineering.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

Gin Stuocnt 6rctbt6 Scr
sStrnbhurger Yoit::" nNlS i'd mir
bclite iriib bnS Woetbe 0enfmol BE-
trod)tete, irudtc mid eill oltcs Sroi,.
hen, ooS nit icincm gruBcn Wortt'
frrb am Irnt itoitnenb Dor bent
&unitnerfc ltono, mas Dies fir ein
nelles 0enfmol ici. % Die 6roli
Md oilf meme Mntiuort, es lei Soc
ibc, fruoenO oniob, ctflortc ih ibr,
Oao lci Der Monn, Der 10 pieIe &c.
oi;btc 9emoht" babe, iuorolli prompt
Die ISrooc iolgtc: oGb, gelle sic. oeS
lid teller. no Die Oitif Sprod) eriun.
oe bett2" ltno nod elmer @eiie leslie
tic nod bin5u: Ger lid olper lbct.
ncr ais Der nodigtc aoib am Sbeo.
teri"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
In licbcnoer Grinncrnna

an meinen g~eliebtcn @utien
3oicpb 9lrierer,
meItbcr beute. oen 10. Wint, pur citenl Sabre
aeitprben. aher uif ~bergeiten TT.
Oh aud i'm Slu9 Die Sabre nereeb'n,
Oh mir ulh peineno ut @rabcrn iteb'rt.
Die 0cr6en bleiheu eiuie %nerbunoeII,
Die ith in trcuer 9iebe gefunben.
llno fiiblt itD uld) oGS 1erS nlletn,
gu. tbeurer Suite. iptrit bel mir feitl.
Il0) Ute trauerubc (Snttin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
@iaiam Z. GnnaIdrmiot.

IS iturb am II. Ntni 1904 mad ldugercm
geioen in ihrer Iepien 99obming. Rr. Oh, Ncits
WiulberrH, 2trnhe, sophie Is. 9%anBidmiot, 40
Sabre alt. BcIiebte @Gitir BON gSiuiam 3.
Sunaidmiot; Die Neeroigutq tinoct 6reitas,
Den 20. Wtai, gtndmittnas RS lbr, bonn 3rnuer-
bnlic aus ra6 ocr oeutffeu lntberiihen ct.
Rnulss@irdt, Ode 6rcncnts uuo SnrdtoGus
Sirahe. itntt. WeiietInA pripatim. Il0-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
Gnoiuio Mtciicr1dlmiot.

IS itnrb uuu II. glai euS)uia OieNerihmiot,
~geltebter @pite bon Caroline lieiterihmiot.
int glIictl 'holt! SO SnGren, an OR. 22OS, ~.
strahe, @nlbrupt. Bic Neeroieuna fiubet ont
8rrttaB, hrlii tS0n Wdii." siGbmittuas tag ubr.
rom 1rpyerbguie ans. ftnit. NFjeBlBa prtouiiin.
CRbiIdoelDbjet 3eitttgen uht6gen gefdIigft
cupiren.) bod, ,c.. 10 ,.,I .U40-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

30niQ or0pcrIt cb eH,
it'd ipelti9Itcna cillen Gbcil Der &r.
i0noer Slt gclpinncn. PTS CT ollf lei
rcr 5Subrt 0ur6 Srlon0 um =. Mat
bic Stoot @otcrforo crreid)tc, Id)idtc
er Den &icef0niq Horo Sublep SIT
bem @iirqcrmciiter SomcS Goruer
mo bciobl 0iciem, 81 INN 81 tonl,
men. Ms Scr 9iir0crneiitcr cingc-
t%roffen lpor. bicB Der &Onig i'm mic
Ocrfnicu, Iieb iih Den 0c9cn bes2oro
0utolep ltnb crtbeiltc bcnt &niccnoeE
nit ocn @prtelt: YGrbebe did, Sir
SomeS!" ben &itterihlo9. 3ic
Stoot @otcrior0 ipitroe, mic mir bern
Tag" e%ntnebmclL ourdj oicien NfF
in grobc 9egcilterung uerlcbt. Cir
&omes lit crit 3S Sabre alt mo let
mes 3eidcns Elm ElthbGn0lcr. Gr
luor 5llnt Niirgermeiiter geluuhIt
moroen, wcil er bel @%clegenbcit ci.
ncs 9ronocS in ieincm Soltlc groBc
Sopierfcit an oen Gag le9te ulo
trob Der @efobr fir lcin ci9cneS Sc.
ben 5uei %ieiner Nngciteltcn ans Den
S%iannten boltc.
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2urraine.

WuIertTh - garfartig - SrtebIth.
WetiIidh bon MuIbroof Elm iinb etne baIbe
WleiIe. 8enubt Die nit Vufobutat be5eihneie
Ncrtb, sIpenues&nr. Sreie 9uiften Gntutittaas
am terminus. 8rctfe bon decentralization iett
tpe5teu, Gei6te 8eoirgufgeit. 2elepbon =
Gafon 1913. 8iirenu: Sraniltn. nnb @iubipr.
Ruabs. 8erIurst @roffire. (Dfni4.tS,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

ueber ruiiiihe patrto-
tiide Opferlpiqigfeit I'M arieg miro
aus ct. petersburg geidrieber
TEN 9omite 5ir Scritarfnna DER
ruiiiifen 6lrtte eineen in fur5er 3eif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

Ger Wuoiitrut pon W ii II
hen bot beihlolicn 81 Gbren bes
WolerS 2enbod, cine StroBeSenboh
Strobe 81 neni1en. Sonn ltellte or
fir ocn &eritorbencn aud cine gro
be @robitGtte sur Scrfiigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

Nus elmer q meinoerc 6-
nlng: y0cm Sdicn bon 9iirgcrmei
tier Die &orner obQcidQt, 70 Eiennig.
Den ScrrnS fulouiicbcr an ocrgobn
obgeboIt, 9 Wurf. Gu9 NuS fortge-
iilbrt unO eingeihorrt, ) Mnrt, modjt
Sliummen Z Warf - vi"
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0cuc InSeiscm.
Tumfiagnng.

refp. supreme Qedmter 9tttsDnra. fnr ole
prcmpie gis6nbIune Dec Certificates mctner
pcritorberen Satin, Wlarie @oilbrndbt, mcinet
i~nnipitcrt Suri.
QI0) Sriebridi Vpnbrndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

tier Uiialonen Htbcl gu. @inigen
3eitungen muroen IN mcnigen 8u-
gen @nnoerttoulenoc Dor IlIbeln
3ugelfidt. gu Ocn Sommlungen
fltr ooS 0Hotbe arcu3" ipenoete9toS.
tau oaein 3,79S,I17 Iubel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

glnme. sIbrefe. &urb.
Barber, NillianL 712 Sdnooeriir. .......22
9uoGHau91, Snmes g8., 40 g .s9arroltoHsN. 10
@oiter. Gneuit, 100 Gentre.S lGTist:s space,
Gent, Jobert. $50 8oborGitr. commonly
9ongcl, 9runte 436 shosstriderltr. 20
SS afs4. s. g. SoI'gIS6 ~ 81 3ae f0Ss MSESi f]Fonii't: Z
5arredu, ,;aRi6aeI J, 982 6I.Gbufeftr. 10
5inreD. Rbilip. $50 Hdborgitr ...........1S
6Innuteant, 2nmeS g.. $40 gnlorlir. 10
%SSrslt; @geHorge %;s mo 5S Gor SS m6sOsT[Ss 2
@Ioiier, Sobn g., 1850 @iIIenSsglbe. 20
@oee. 5reoerid, !245 Siio.@9Itetr 49,.
Soroon 3nntes 70, Bari.9e fabtss stbe g
2obbs, 9endrb. lis Aeits0 olp6tnftr. Iii
Sn21lona ". g.. 2s6t-2s67 y 6nltorsI. .tS
teller. O'ar9 (g8itnuel 1896 Gniternsa. 2
@TaaIe. 9oqiS, '20e-26s Sit9egiastonftr.
S ;BSn,ino; S 81 in5E so 800 Eottef .Noe. . .
Rot6. ,gngult, 1926 &citsBrutiiir ....... is
Stmontnt, CHARLES, 800 Rorbs6opuroitr. II
z gi.'il'"'! 4cy gSa! ISs 3 T. o at4 3firn Il, 'sloe' y y
sofOiOOe @piOOere, iO1I oi5aaiftmorc.
zfsR: ' SayI. s 5a2 giiS 'ss SP}FRjtnIaioi.a'oe: !
steOmGn, .Sotepb 81, f7I9 SeIt.abe. 80. "a
Thomas, 9arrD, 508 WtnrtIe.ghe. ........1
Thomas Wilton ". 1867 SiIenitr ...... .
g8iegnro, Charles g., 10 TurosRineItr. ,,,. 4
QSiaeD, s.. 10 &eitsRrnitftr ......... %
gSoolforo, Bruce s., sol Siiosslunitr. 80. 9
8te9Ier, Gonrno, 1904 gStuinmitr ........2
gosIcb, ". T., 8 gfSsG6entr. 3
Qooes. Sofcpb W. 5 gorosSreeneitr 100. 4
GnDoer, 8. e., 1907 G1ntOnsgbe. ........ 9
&8einiant, @corge g., 14-16 GorOsBiHeftr. 4
G3S-40)
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Is. 8cbcr.

IS itarb ant rs. 9iai 1904 un6 ur5erarnnf.
belt Stprenee Is. Neber, eeltehtc, Satin bon
Sic VccrOi9unN iiuoet 1pnneritag, Den 10.
Mai. ytnhutittn9s 3 nhr, bon Der &pbrling
ibres Shptegerpntcrs, Or. 5.S. SScbcr. gtr.3ig,
Siios9ttntsSirGBr, ans fat. Nccroi9ung pris
Ontim aui Der a&eitern Cemetery. " U30-l0)
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9errepn6ltfon. 3 toots
Gonnent bon Soiua lit iibcr Ole ieiner
Belt piel beipro6cnc o&oruo Soee"
arr 9o9eSoronrma ijbcrgcgangclt.
@eoer Die Gorif 3cpiiiorL nod bis
8cciprocitot nit Ganooo fonoen@no4
De Dor Ser Mojoritdt, ocrcn Gcoiie
lpor; oStunG pat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

StoBieuf5er preuBi der
Nbgcor0netcr: .Yiuj Gcubel, nod
oieier iomoien @cinprobe cicle Nrob-
Iidc Observation-Disclosures &orlog1
I'M NbaeorOnetenhnniCl"
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Baltimore Gemetsrn.

8nrenn: Rr. 344, Wero'Gtarlts's trnAe.
BegrdbniBpIdbe 5um Berfauf bon $25 an.
nit MurIucrptoften abgesren5t $35 8lab
fir bier 8rdber. CSun1S.l0
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@eriidcrunss. glnsDeiie.
z. g. 9ancocR,
lofalcr Mgent,
Nr. PIP, NorOsG albertz STRIPE.

iiber ben Stunb Der u8irarb 6euer.
nth MARINE . "9eriiherHuge 6ompngHie
p0n philadelphia, "a" am 81. December
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q. Wemstma, Manascr,
3CS @et>T aBette-S traBe,
Baltimore, Orb.

Musmeis iiber ben Stnno Der ,8ermuntn'2e.
bcnsueritdlernng , Comp. uon Yelp. ylurf,
R..Y.," am 81. 3eSen,ber 1908.
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Sbumas 6. gaKbor COMPANY.
Snsenteure Hnb Gpntraitorfn.
aempordrer @ef6dftspIloe

3empordrer @eftdftspllae
Hr. go, Nef"E rait'etraRe.
g8ir fiuo tn Der Gage, Santpts. iino Mailer.
bei5uila. ionic SohorudfS anIpir59reit, ipte trii'
her bcrSltiteIIcn, 9ampffeiteIsy9erfe purbeu
nibt Snrc5 SSeler befhdbtet. SampfteNtl,
Sampfmaf6incn, 9uuipen etc. fir uHrtitieIbare
2ieterin9.
art. Sernpu 1920. @pnrflato 642.
(Sat22, 1S,9&S)
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epiritnOIen : eieens appIifatiunen.

site 9r. z.
8iirenn Der Gpirftuuien.9iecnS.Gum miIdre,
3immer, BOG, Beridtsgrb1Hbe.
Die ltn0beilatnten Perioneri b1ben 9lppIifas
tio1en fir Iransferirnng elmer @noetaiIs Spiris
inufeII Gicen3. bonn /. Mai 1904 einaiereidbf,
Die am WiitttDudl, ben f.3nni, IL llBr Mittags,
IN SeratbuIta ae3ogen lucroen. Yrotefts iSorHltls
lGre foHlen (penn gepinttD nlf @rfuben in
oiefenI Biircal erldngt peroer.
Anen y. Suiuar6,
Heruaro RicicnfeIb,
Gbiunro Z. Srnecu,
9ommiflire.
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Mngen uaterjudt fotenirei.

Wlt9en Iltterln9t t0Nentret.
Sbre slueen b~eoiirfeu Der beitcn 8ebunbIune
llno 9ef6iibuIe; oieie Qeioen fommen bon Oct
ucberdnitrenaulg Der Sebnerpen uuo BON Hi6t
PATHFINDER 8eoedung oerieIbel. Surh bic be-
iteh oenti6en S6nIen lnn Inneidbri9c @rfabs
rlna 1T es mir elm 9eibtes. Sbnen in ieoer
g8eife, mas oaS gluqe mo feline 9cbunolung
betrifft. nit benz Beiten 81 oienen uto in ies
bent Sale Seillna 6u beridntten. Written
uoer sIuaengInier, ipeftfi Gle ioI6e h%eoiirfeIt,
iperoen 6u Den oenfbdr b~iaieitcrt Breiien uns
%geierttet.
Muf IerIuneet meiner Sreiiitoe uno 9unoeu
InrileIi Sic nib ieoer 3ett peri0nItd In fnets
ner office ipreden.
y. Maper,
llnib. abfpIb. beuti6er 0ptifer.
Hr. $50, Nuro. 8ansstr.
Wleiu bon beutften &riliiern 1neefertiete5
gllgeilp1iter 1T has Bette fir .fbpabe. rutbe
ODER ent5iinoete Miget. @roBes Eager bpn
iiinttIiben sln9ei, 1bcrrnometern nno @sarine'
8Idierit. (Sept30. 9&S)
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Gin Gorrc pom c II t
idrcibt aus Seoul: ,&icIc %iopontidlP
Solooten boben iih, cbc tic in'a6elh
3ogr'L uon ibren ,jronct ifeioen lol-
len, nm NIT leif)tcrcm iceIIid)cn Sc
pad 3u tGmpfcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

&oier 2c6uuop Dent
r1on l0n9ere 3cit uid)t2 mcbr gebort
hot, mof)t in 2onoou WieOcr Ron iid5
rcSen. Seinc Mojeit0t bot @crlp
illn9 gegen ouS llrtbcil cinca engli
IGen @erihts cinQrlclt Dos i'm oer-
rrtbeilt bate, Dem Cbcritconmunoi'
re,toen Der Suhnru, cinem Wtr. Orc
DeS, Iein @c6alt ulr9jujnblen. Der
%id)ter mies Die &crlrfung toitet.
pilidtlg ob.
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Sobn Seriuia C Gu6n,
Gunbun-Y arf.G emetcrn.

Eeiie Scftionen ltnb iebt 5lr @eItttieuna bers
eerittet. 8ieIe ousgeiudblte Cots. Der Slls
perintenocnt bes @runoes lino 9ooers iutro ieoe
aepilnt6te guStunft e~ribeiIet. 91s gremutJs
rum ftebt tdeIi6 5ir Snfpefticn often, g8eeeH
Nibererl tucnoe man ftb nt ben Supertntenoeis
tuga. Strabe. (Mpril5-l
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8elammteS Giniom1teu ....... So. GOT, 1885, 6
9efanlmte susaaben .......... $500, 246.9 90
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@criidJcrnngs.g luslueiIe.
4. i. Iunkbn1tel,
Slsent oes Seuttd,cn requirements,
Nr. PIP, NorO=G StraBe.

Ausiuets iiber ben Stano Der pDme Sninraute
SOnpann OOn aeip'Yort, ND. an 81.
December 1903.
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9efnnmies @|iHfommeu pdbreno
bes SabrcS ,...... 49,. s.s4s. ss6,2s
Sabres . 1852. 1874. "a
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Seidnnte 6ugeitanbeie 8utbuhet$1 Is, 040, 1899
decentralization.
gicttc = 9etrug unbes
6dbIter 8crIutte... 970,071.65
8ciarntnte unOGroieus
te Yrnn1ter ..... 6,5S1,6t3.00
Heieroe fir Gtcuern 8 5,000.00
Guftmtitio1 ulo Wids W.
Uergeblbrcn .,... S3,140,O6 .
mien ......'.... 731, 2OS.29
@efammtbeirae naer 8erbinoIi6s
feiten s,466,042.50
uebcrfduB int 8etreft Der 8oIiceu'
eiHSSesSa6lics aiiiftcniapiiai III. S8,00o,006.60
SnbGbcr -. 6,574,75t.40
Ut ben Der, Staten In araft be-
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CHAPTER NJ.

That night he did not 90 to he'd at
all but paced his room or sat buried
in his deep chair. wondering what the
morrow would h.lng forth and how he
should best meet the questions that
would he put to him. Smerdon was
gone aga;n to occleve Chase, so he
could take no counsel from him: and
in a way, he wa almost glad that he
had gone. for he d!d not know that he
should Ue inclined now TO follow any
advice his friend might give him.
lie thought lie knew what that adj
vice would be-that he should pretend
utter ignorance as Ia the reasons Gun
dali might have had for making him
the inheritor of all his vast wealth,
and on no account to acknowledge
the brotherhood between them. But
he told himself that. even had Smer-
don been there to g.ve such advice,
it would not have been acceptable;
that lie would not have followed it.
As hour after Aum went by ana
the night became far advanced. the
young man made up his m.nl de cr-
mlEately that. hcIcefortA. all s@bt:r
fugc and secrecy shoul / be alb N ,oa d.
that there should he no more hold ne
back of the truth. and that. when he
was asked II ho could give any rea-
son why he should have been made
the heir To the >tupcudous forum o!
man who was almost Stra: ger I,
him. he would boldly announce that
1t had been so left to him because he
and Cundall were the ,ous OF one
father
The world" ne said sadly to him
self, may look upon me as the mar
who killed him in the pax, and vii.
look upon me as having for years oc
rupied a false position: but ii must do
SO IL IL chooses | cannot 80 on liy-
ing this life OF deception any long
er. No. Not even though Ida herself
should cast me of" But he thought
that though he might bear the word s.
condemnation, he did not know how
! he would sustain the loss OF her love.
Still, the truth should he told even
though he should lose her by SO tell
/ ing 1t; even though the whole world
/ should point to him as a fratricide.
lie had wlvered for many days now
as TO what course he should take had
had impulses to speak out and ac'
knowledge tie secret of his and his
brothers life, had been Swayed 10y
/ Smerdon arguments and by the letter
he had received ut the hotel, but now
there was to be no more wavcring; al
was to be told, And. IL there was
any one who had the right To ask why
he had not spoken earlier. that very
letter would be sufficient justification
of his silence.
II was about midday that aS IL.
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there was between nm and the dead
man. and again he let the impulse 20.
In the excitement of her mind would
Bhe not instantly conclude that he was
the slayer of his dead brother, of the
man who had suddenly come between
him and everything he priced in the
world? And, to support him in his
weakness, was there not the letter Of
that dead brother enjoining secrecy ?
II will do it, he said, out OF my
love for you; but, forgive me. are you
not taking an unusual interest in him.
sad as his death was:"
No" she answered. NO. He loved
lie; was the only woman in the world
he loved-vhe told me so on the first
night he returned to England. Only
j had no love to give him in return
1t vas given to You. Iiut | liked and
respected him. and. s.nce he came to
n!c in my dream un that night of his
dCath. il seems that on me should fall
the task OF finding the man who killed
him"
Hut what can y1u do, my poor
Lea; You Il dclicatcly-nurtured girl, un,
u-ed to anything but comfort and
case? How can you find out the man
WHO killed him.
Only i'll one way. through you and
b. your help. | look To you to- leave
10 stone unturned in your endeavors
e. fnd that man. To make Yourself nc.
Guainted with Mr.. Cundalls past life
to find out who his enemies, who his
friends were: to discover some clue
that shall point at last to the mur.
derer."
Yes" he said, in dull, heavy
voice. YES. That is what 1 mus;
do
And when" she asked. when VIII
yoI begin? For Gods sake lose no
TIE: every hour that goes by may
hep that imam To escape"
Il will lose 10 time" ne answered
almost mcthodically, and speaking in
l. GazCd, uncertain way Had it Yot
been for her own excitement. She must
have noticed with what little enthusi-
Il III he agreed to her behcst
This behest had indeed staggered
Linn. She hai hidden hin: do the very
thing Of all Others that lie would least
" 4SH Nol-t. bibNtU MIN lnIbW Il llSnl
upnu tho past nf the dead man. and
i!rd out all his enemies and friends
She had told him to DO this, while
,hcra M Is own Heart. was tie knowl
cige OF the long-kcpt secret that the
Gead man was his hruther-the secret
that the &c "a man had enjcined on b IN
never Ia divulge. What was he To do
hc asked himself Which should hc
obey. the orders of his murdered
hrother. or the orders OF his future
wife? And Philip, too had told him
OH no aGcounl 10 say anything uf the
story ;hat hat ia:a!y been revealed
Then, suddenly he q ain determined
that he would say nothing 10 her. /,
was task beyond his power 10 appear
to Cndeavor To- track the murderer, oI
Ia give any orders on the subject; foI
since he must keep the secret OF their
BROTHERHOOD what right had he tC
show any interest in the finding OF the
murderer? silence would, in every
way he hest.
lie rose after these reflections and
told her that he was going back tC
London And she also rose and said
"ies, yes; 10 back 1t once, Lose nc
time. not moment Remember, you
have promised. You will keep your
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