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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
TEN STEAMERS FINED.

Port Townsend, March 17.--For tpe
violation of navigation laws 10 steam
ers were fined today $500 each. The
steamers fined were:
The James Dollar, Charles Nelson
Portland, Laconner, Valencia, Santa
Ana, Skagit, Queen, Bellingham, Lau-
rel and Olympia. The violation con-
sists of failure to carry sufficient
number OF life preservers, fire axes lift
boats, buckets, etc. Owners of the
penalized vessels will ask the treasury
department to remit the fines already
imposed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Claimed That Non-payment Of
Taxes by French Settlers Pre-.
vents Use Of Authority.
RIGHTS ARE RELINQUlsHED
Provincial Government VIII
Have Complete Control oils
land, Only Fishing Priv
ilegeg Being Retained.

Paris, March 17.--It - asserted 10
positively authoritative quarters that
both the form and substance Of an
agreement between France and Eng
land concerning Newfoundland had
beea concluded.
The differences over Newfoundland
are Of long standing, Great Britaan
claiming that the French right to oc-
cupy a strip OF the Newfoundland
shore without the payment Of taxes
and without being subject to New
foundland laws has prevented proper
exercise Of the provincial authority. y
il understood that the French terri
torial rights are reIinquished, but the
rights Of off-shore fishing are retained
Newfoundland is permitted to exercise
| authority throughout the island.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Democrats Inquire Il Merger De.
cision Is Going to Be Used
i As Campaign Battle Cry.
pRIoRTo ELECTION MATERIAL
Debate In House Caused by
Reading OF Editorial From
II World, Giving Credit To
Il Republicans.

washington, March l7,-Just before
adjournment sou.hwick, Of New YORK
|precipitnted brief but lively debate by
having read an editorial from the New
FORK world. giving the republicans
sredl, Tor antitrust legislation ana the
,,,sreer prosecution. II was offered by
way Of reply 10 williams. who yes
Aerdly asked II the merger decision was
be used by the republicans az q the-
ntrira, political trick.
Williams. after the editorial was
read declared thnt the securities prop
|osltlon was Instigated by Governor Van
SAINT, whom he styled 70 blanket IN
Hdian republican" who refused to con-
suut, headauarters" aud that Tor very
ahnm,. after he had the case doeketed'
the administration, prior TO an election
could moi hold itself still.
TAwney, republican, Of Minnesota
asserted that the democrats In inc
Fifty.flrst congress voted against anti
traas aamalalaalaaA. hlll a. Vigorous pro,
test came from Gaines, Of Tennessee
and Williams. each OF whom asserted
tha, the democrats unanimously vote'
for such legislation.
Throughout the day the pos'ofiie'
appropriation bin was under discussion
and little progress was made Th'
minority leaders declared that I'M
postofilee department was rotten from
the turret TO the foundation and tina
the republicans were trying to reor
uanize II on an appropriation bill
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18

having his evidence used against him
and which eliminates the excuse Of de-
clining to testify through fear Of in
eliminating himself.
Jerome said he had found obstruc-
tions and obstacles placed in his way
from the beginning, but he was deter
mined to pursue Garfield to the enc
and make it plain exactly from whom
he was receiving protection.
Proceeding. he said that besides Can
field there were seven other sucf
places in New York city that he was
after.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18

London. March iS,--The Daily Tele-
graphs TOXIC correspondent cabling
March IL. asserts that the Russian fleet
has returned to Port Arthur. II this IN
correct. the correspondent adds. u Is
evident from Rear-Admiral Baron Won
stackelberg"s report that the Russian
cruisers which left viadivostock re-
turned TO that port without an attempt
having been made 10 unite the fleet. or
II an attempt was made, II was unsuc-
cessful
The chefoo correspondent OF the
Paris edition OF the New York Herald
cabling under yesterdays date, asserts
that portion Of the Russian feet made
several cruises at radius Of 50 miles
on port Arthur without finding trace
Of the enemy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Nntnd Noaro eanausted.

washington, March t7.--One hundred
and sIxty of the most prominent ne"
gr0es III me s5Frtfet uE s'vfwrs'a,ts ''s's's
aucted Booker r. washington AZ odd
Fellows hall here tonight. Washing
IN win be rendered receptinn by the
negroes Of the district tomorrow night.
Representatives from both houses OF
congress- the United States supreme
court. DR.. Everett Hale and others
have accepted an invitation to share
the platform with MIR. Washington
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18

Omaha, March f7.--District Attor-
ney w. s. Summers was shown the
washington dispatch stating that he
would be removed from ONCE as re-
suit OF the Dietrich investigation. and
refused to discuss the matter, remark
ing:
Just say that silence II golden"
Friends Of Mr.. Summers, however
have anticipated action Of this nature
and the announcement did not com'
as a surprise to them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
WANTS cANElELo IN PRISON.

Albany March 17.-"I want to put
Richard Garfield in the states prison
and / want Reginald Vanderbilt, of
New York, as witness to help me do
It." declared District Attorney Jerome,
of New York, to the senate codes COM
mfttee today in the course Of o hear
ing on the bill to make 1t possible for
a witness to give testimony without
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18

district attorney Of Nebraska, VIII be
removed from Office. President Roose-
velt informed Senator Dietrich and
Edward Rosewater, OF the Omaha Bee,
that he would take such action against
Mr.. Summers. The probabilities are
that Chairman Lindsay, OF the repub-
lican state committee of Nebraska, viii
be appointed to succeed Summers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Nsm Bank for PendIeton.

washington, March 1.-THE comp
troller Of the currency has approved
the application Of w. L. Thompson, of
Lewiston. Idaho; r. G. Beach, OF Waila
walla; t. G. Haley G. J. Smith and
w. p. Temple, Of Pendleton, to or
ganize national bank at Pendleton'
ore, with a capital of $4,000, and to
be known as he Commercial National
bank OF Pendleton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
AWFUL LEAP ENDS ALL.
Austrian Miner Terminates Troubles
at Shafts Bottom.

Butte, Mont, March 17.--Marco
Briovich. an Austrian miner, ended his
life in a tragic and awful manner last
evening by throwing himself head first
down a shaft Of the Minnie Healy
mine from the 700 level station to the
bulkhead, about SO feet below the 1000
level His body, horribly mangled. was
picked up by miners working In the
shaft below the bulkhead and taken
to the surface The neck, both arms
and both legs were broken, and the
bruises about the body indicated that
there was hardly a whole bone left in
the body.
Briovich returned from Alaska about
two months ago, and has been employ
ed at the Minnie Healy since thai
time. He was interested IN genera
merchandise business at Douglas. AL
aska, and lost somewhere in the neigh
borhood Of $4,000 in the venture. Sine
his, return To Butte he has broode'
over this loss, and was able to TAN
Of but little else to his friends. Dal
after day ne appeared to become mort
gloomy, and this melancholy spirit fin
ally culminted in his resolve to enc
his troubles on earth. Briovich leaves
a wife and 6-months-old daughter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18

Seoul March 1.-THE Russian au-
thorities have been advised that the
Russian cavalry In northern corea has
partly recrossed the Yalu river ana
that the Cossack battery has also
withdrawn. A small Russian force stiil
occupies chong Ju.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Must Measure WITH Germans.

Berlin, March f7.--The expulsion Of
Russian students Is likely to be fol-
lowed by revision and more stringent
enforc.m Of university entrance reg
ulations, requiring foreigners to prove
equal in preparation with Germans.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
snOwiest Winter Of All.

Chicago, March 17--In a furious
snow storm today enough snow fell to
make the total for the winter break
all records for Chicago. AS result
of today's storm, elevated railroads
were blockaded for two hours,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Latest Report Says That Port Arthur
Squadron i Back, Which Is Com
sidered Significant When Coup
led With Previous Reports.
Cruises Covering Radius Of Fifty Miles Fail to Discover any Trace
ofths Enemy 50 That Plans Of the Japanese Are Yelled
in Mystery.-Retreat Of Russians Across Yalu Due to
Activity Of tnemy's outposts.

ing OF the military railroad from Seoul
TO Wiju Only a few miles have been
completed. Civilians are working on
the railroad from Seoul to Fusan. This
road cannot be completed before next
October,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Sudden Change of Feeling.

Colon, March l7.--Aecording to news
received from the coast, Colombia has
given up the idea OF invading Panama.
public opinion In many parts OF the
republic favors the recognition OF Pan
anna,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
News From Kuropatkin.

Paris. March 1.-THE s.. Petersburg
CORRESPONDENT of The Echo DE- Paris
saws that General Kuropatkin tele-
graphs that he has passed onsk anu
he adds that tomorrow there VIII be
200 600 Russian troops concentrated be-
tween Harbin and Port Arthur.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18

London, March iS.-~The correspond
ent OF the Daily Mail at chefoo, who
has Just visited Chinampo. Corea,
favs:
"on the way to chemulpo we passed
constant succession Of Japanese
transports. Three thousand Japanese
landed al chemnIpo at the end Of last
week.
The correspondent adds that the Rus
sIans are retreatlng across the falu
riva. hsfora tina advance NJ ihs JaR'
nnese outposts and that their forces
IN this district number 10000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Charges Are Empty.

st. Petersburg. March 1.-THE
charges against the japanese violat-
Ing the rules OF civilized warfare IN
using explosives forbidden by The
Hague convention find no echo IN re-
sponsible circles here.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Riots Among Students.

Vienna. March 17.--Serious riots
have occurred at Agram. the capital OF
crotia- Slavonia, between students ior
and against Russia. Several on both
sides we're wounded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
MAY PROVE HER INNOCENT.
Maunifyins Glass Used to Show Where
Poisoned Candy Game From.

Des Mones, Iowa, March 17.--By
means of a powerful magnifying glass
Il was discovered tonight that the box
of poisoned candy sent to Miss Rena
Nelson, at Pierre, South Dakota, does
not bear the Boone. Iowa, postmark.
This discovery will have tendency to
proye The innocence of Mrs. Sherman
pye, who has been accused of sending
the fatal package.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
Married Teachers Resign.

New York. March i7.--Two school
teachers in Astoria, Queens, have been
forced TO resign their positions because
they had married. one OF these wo-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18

A temperance meeting win be held
at the Norwegian Danish M. E. church
this evening at 7:45 o'clock. The pro-
gram win consist of speeches. recita-
tions and music. All are cordially In
vited to attend.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18
DISTRICT ATTORNEY PUT OUT.
President Removes Man Who Brought
CHARGES Against Dietrich.

washington, March 17.-As result
of the inquiry into the charges against
Senator Dietrich, of Nebraska, Will
trict -kpmed,f d,ffourpd1theo,sci ratsraao
hanson s. Summers. United States
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-18

From Seoul to Win,
Seoul. March 17--F'lve thousand en-
elneers are now employed in the build
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
Sansiuirtb une MietDer.

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oer allgenteincm Stnate1cicBf, bctitcit
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pun ndltichnblnbcr mo nhltjt6 Snpifcl
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net, onB oieie glftc bonn Sutum ocr gnilaDune
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gelinii9t an s. Npril 1904.
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@eridlIhnna pon @ctranten.

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oocr ecrcn N1acftelte, sl9entcr oorr eenmic,
mcl9e .els III oieicr Nerorbnun9 eutbaItenct
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ibnlot9 iradDcrL lio lpcun ii6eriiibrt, foQcrt
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inle orei 4ioIdien, mo nidt ntcbr, ipie 5njIi
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ahteil oes !SSeri6ts bcrurtbeiIt peroen.
2. ghi6ritt. - llno ici eS icrner oeroronct,
eaB oteie cute pom Satuln Der @utbcibung at
III Mralt fretell fol-.
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sRiorrruf Der Sspotbetea. steper.

tub. aNpttct.
tiGs. .1!de, 1i6S, ii6as, i4ea, ii4tGeisa.
illio 1863 beS .Nrtifels 81 bcs 6oocr Der
sea, snsrmas u @s,ffr: : S Ssno, ysSiaiani,s nae
sitnaa uOu 1s96 %pafirtrn attc Der &c.
tcB1cbung, oitrdI 0apitcl 3t3 Der in ocr
Sannar.sipuns pun 1898 p%afirtcn sitfe
Der .@cictacbnng nub o,trdl Napitcl 26
Sst III ssr Samaar;s itnna oon 1902 pai.
l%uareen, iupeit iih %pteiclpcn All bic stast
Baltimore, @nne Nrunocl, Saitimerc,
Nrtner @cnrge'S, @ariero, Charles, Gal.
nert, Nicgnul, Sccil, ct. MiarD's, GeGt,
Sueen 9tnnc's, Caroline, cabot mo
SprdIeiicr Counties b~c6iebcn, NM pci,
per'flicoencii Counties, nit AusnnIme Der
s Ins : sssanatsn' iu s]ei,aitea, bsiagtc
tlrcn cigcncn Gintiuitcu, NM frci uu,
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iNaru.
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Snllllnrs 1ibln9 bon 1898 pniiiricI gIitc Der
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tlmore; Erinee @eorge,,s, 9urtoro, G6orIcS,
Glccl sIltle'S, Garuliue, Cabot unb Sord0cs
Tier Counties. %bc5icbc1 litb hab bcioate no.
lbrittc, ~ oen ocri6icocncr Counties ocs
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pen. nnsi6Itehli6 fit GpnntD' 3lpede pcupcns
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Nfte bonn Sntrlr1 i6rer Inlla1me in arnft
treic.
@%cncbmi0t am 7. s(priI 1901.
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10. & a b / |.

~ as selle 2duten pertiinbete ben
~ S1lub oes @ormittassunters
q ri4ts. Sn Der etpis sleiden
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feinsn Sut nabm. fab er bur9's Sen
tier unten @ertrub Ribiser i'm Gar
ten-in benz sroben. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Sbftgarten, Der gum @pmna1ium ees
borte. ben bic S@iiler aber ni1t be-
treten b%urften.
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iden an-ip f0ritt iie bon Baum gu
Baum.
9a bIidte is uuf unb iab ben Silfss
l.brer.
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nWollen sic Del9e eHen9"
rSa," iaete er-.in stpei Minuten,
lpenn sic nid)ts basesen baben."
uno RAID bur9i6ritt er ben &orri>
Dor.
gieentli6 mar er iiber iid ielbit
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oenen er oufgeiuaafen mar, batten ibm
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seben tDnnen. Gr fiirhtete INNER. eint
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mar eS ibm cine Sreube. baB er bie,
10 iiber Grparten Iei1t unb fHnel
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5ormeues CAB. Die ginri1tune Der
3tmmer belpies, bab aud bic RiibissrS
nltt BON pben, fpnbern ppn unten ia.
men. pinhen mar ebenfo tpie ibr ga.
ter, Der olte PpItmeiiter, fir has Go
ltoe uno Siaise eetpeien. 0ds bel,
nelte ibn an; in bieier Dpbnune mil
benz alien unb sttpus rumpeliaen Sons.
roth tonnte er iid frei beps9en. 1lnt
Die Huot9ers ielbit paBten aud baan-
9eraoe 10 r'4tis: giienbabn Oritts
&laFe!
Sesbalb bate 0ottor Sol't Wutb
trobbem Elm iunaes MGbden i'm Sous
mar.
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reafc 9epuiit GompanD."

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Gtnr Mtte, cincn %lucitcrcn Mbfdnitt benz VIZ
tiiel % oce Gporr Der I~Isemeinen bftent'
lihen @eirgc epn Miarptano,. Sttri 'eor'
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idnitt 22fN,. nntertite! reaie 9epSit
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oinaunsen ~eeiiuircn nnb bcidrnufcn .iuu,
pSrr GahiaRuerwaltcrn ooer anbcren 9er.
rnueuspcripncu, tucIhc Staten uoer Sptn'
bcu im Stablfammern III oieiem staate
m'sihsa' seIistist s, ,s' r. , S.,o S" assr sn anS
I. Nbi6niit. = Gel cs bon Der SefetaebnnG
bon Marolano perfiiat, oaB Gin nelier gtb'
nteiuei nffcniIi1cn Scfete., 9itel ~Sorporg.
ton" bin5ueeiiiet iperbe, Der alS Ibi9itltt
22tI, llnierfitcl ~eafe 9epoiit eontpaantc'n."
befunui iein mo benz Iblhuiit 221 bein9fei
s%triilcis ioiaen iiilo bieicn s%SortIaut buben ioIl;
slbi1nitt 22ig(. - Seine Sufe 9cpoiit eoHi'
pa9nie. Die inter ben @cieterl oieieS ooer cts
mes GiiSsren Siaaies org S s.lldii ,t Sn''i YtOni
ten tneorporirt lit mo ons 8eibait nefreiol,
perl6loiiene stditel poer Sptnoeit liir pie gul'
oeipabrrii9 ODER iifere Segina bon Seiliriin'
Ten pSer ssertbpapieren In etilent @einoibe 70.
res @ebiuoeS ober inter ibrer Goitfrole tiis
fterbnlb oiefes Stnates 81 pcrfttet9eIt, uno ietite
70 beitdfti9te 9orporuiior IN otcienl Siaafe,
nser mebr 6os1rufteeS. Go'Seaneitern cher Gos
N,a6l1boeripalteri ooer arnere aenieinlbdlt
Hoe Sertrauensperfpnen .seitaiteil. an ole lie
irflbe fir bic Mufbeipabrnrig ODER iibere Gage
rurg bon Sefmtifdten ooer dnoeren @ertbfa'
beil, al ibrer Seripaltnnasmaiie .gebbreitb,. bers
intellect bat. nod foIten. 5mtritt uno folte
Sinitbt In foIdber ,sduen In anoerer SSeiie ses
liaifen. ais ourcb ollie fclte Sernlietber IN Bers
lot beren llcberIeben6e poer yiatfoIger; nod
lou tic in 5duen. in oener Elm Staten eber
sine Spiroe an einen Seripalter, Seqlieiter,
g.adlabnerpalter ooer anoere Sertraueisper'
Ion fir ioIfe 3pede bermietbet lit. 9utritt nbcr
etnitht anoeripeitia ~aeitnften, aIs toidem @ers
uniter ober urbcrer Ncrtrnucrsperfpn In Ger.
ION ppPr feiueu 9sddfpIaeru. bpruifSdefehf frs
bod. hab in tpIben 5iIen, In oe1ten es fdrifts
LIB i'm WRietbscontrnft fit eiuerf fpI6en aaiten
noer Spiuoe nnoerpeifia bentnAt nno bon uIs
leu Wtetpern iiHterdei&net IT. ODER in bench
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
9icaiftrirung uun gccrbigunns. GrlaubuikIhclncn
nSI t,N;t,f

wy WV tAhNph ~ "
ISL. Gapitel.
Cine Stftc, bic iutalen Gjcinnobcits. scbbrocu
Der Spinties ino bic Guintij. GomntiNa re
ipciin tic iuihc Scingniiic u~ueiibeu, ais
lntcrs9icgitrGrc nno i'll bcuullnn dltigcrs
bcu Wrist uocr iuitc Arr5te III bcicidncn,
Wcldlc IN irgcuo cincm GUlicgium, cincr
Ntaocinic, 0cils 5uititut uoer Ami, Yeuiius
nat, Samitarinm uocr nIulidlcm GlaB In
tDrcH rcip. S1iiticS iuubucl uocr In ornts
icibcu prnttijircu pocr ocmIclbcn iugctbciit
Wnrocn, Secroinutqe : Grlaubuikidcine
ahe5uitcitcu nno Ncaclu uur5uihrcibcu
mn ben Gbarnitcr iuldIcr Grlaubnihiheiue
5u ociiauircu.
I. Nbi6niit. IS miro bon Der @eletqebrlo
BON YtarDlGllo bererorct, oub bic lofalct sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo ole 9uuniDs 9ummilidre
Der pcrificbcnct Counties, no o~icielbcr iolde
Neil9rtlie all3ilbell, am erItcu Gage I'M IpriI
1904 ulth am critcl Sunuur icocS iolgeitbcn
SNbrcS, Den Yr6t ooer bic &cr6ic ais Su6s9tes
Q%titrare. sum NI5itclleu bon gccroi9uuas.@ rs
lalihrltbidetllclt, III bc5eiblten lno 5i crlleIncn.
Ole IN irGcno eincm SullegiilI, sllaoemie, Eeis
ttpnai, &ufpttnl, &cil.Snititut, sliUL Sanitns
RUM pber dbnlidclt YldciI iuobncr, ODER ben.
tcIbcll 5ngctbeilt iilto ooer in hcmielbcn praItis
5irell.
9. Shfbnitt. limo cS Iet fcrrcr bcrorbuct.
oaB iulde Slhz9ic9iftrnre bered)tigt iito, bic
Sitiilltte BON lint5ia Gclt5 at bcre6itet ilno
al3ullcbnlcl fir ieocn SrInubnibi9eil 70 aus,
geitcut.
a.. g6f6niit. llnb cs fei fcruer pcroronct,
odb oteie wife bonn Sniilm i1rer @lllIIabrne an
in strait treic.
@ene1mi9t am Z. gpriI 1904.