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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13
May 13-aO-27, June BOLT.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

There is declared and claimed to be due four
thousand eight hundred eighty-five and 3o-1OO
(s4885.3W dollars principal and interest) upon
mortgage given by Frank ]. Finnegan (unmarri-
ed) ,mortgagor, to The Burlington Savings Bank,
a corporation, mortgage. dated August LIST, 1900,
and recorded 10 the Office of the Register Of
Deeds of the County of Blue Earth in the State
of Minnesota, August 3rd, 1900, In Book Sc Of
Mortgages on page $50, mortgaging and con-
veying the following described land situated in
said county, towit:
The northwest quarter (nwh) of the north
west quarter tnwA) and the north ten (10) acres
Of the southwest quarter (swA) of the north
east half (e1l) of the northeast quarter (nek),
the northwest quarter (nwA), of the north
east quarter (neN, the southeast quarter
(se1&) Of the northwest quarter (nwh3 and FIVE
% acres in the northeast quarter( neL) of the
northwest quarter lnwN as described in the
on page COS. all In section three 90. in township
one hundred seven Q0O of range twenty-six (56),
according to government survey thereof, to Sc
cure the payment of $500, with interest at five
and one.hsf per cent per annum.
Notice 10 hereby given that said mortgage
will be foreclosed and said premises viii be
sold under foreclosure thereof at public auction
on Saturday, the 25th day of June, 1904 at eleven
o'clock q. m. by the sheriff of said county at
the front door of the county court house in
Mankato Ia said county, to pay the sum then
due on said m ,rtgage, incll ding taxes and in
surance, If any then paid. and s76.60 attorneys
fees and the foreclosure disbursements.
THE BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK,
Mortgage.
Belden, Hawley & Jamison.
Attorneys for Mortgages,
So MINI. Loan 4 Trust Bldg,
Minneapolis. MINI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13

On MOTION the board adjourned.
E. A. UPSON,
Chairman Board of County Commission
ers, Blue Earth County, MINI.
Attest: Edgar Weaver,
County Auditor and Ex- Officio Clerk
of Board.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13
SHORES WON EASILY.
Manka!o Wrestler Wins Against Hal.
vorson at Long Prairie.
From Tuesdays Daily.


The wrestling match Tuesday night
between Shores of Mankato and Halvor-
sen of Burtrum was an easy victory for
Shores, says The Long Prairie Leader.
He secured the first fall in two minutes
and the second in six minutes. Shores
is an experienced man and while probab-
ly no stronger than Halvorsen, knows
more about the business, and the match
was his from the first ten seconds of the
contest. So far as weight was coneefned
the two men were very evenly matched,
Shores weighing ia pounds and the Bur
trum man LIZ pounds but Shores Knew
how to use every ounce of his muscle.
Halvorsen was hurt during the second
round, or he might have been able to
prevent a fall for few more minutes.
His shoulder was badly strained and it
will be some time before he can use it
again.
1t is due Halvorsen to say that he
is first class man for local contests,
but that he was in too fast company
After the match Shores and his trainer
gave an exhibition contest. There was
large crowd present, there being large
delegations of sports from surrounding
towns.
The best of good humor prevailed dur
ing the contest and a feature was a
speech from Henry Andre who said that
after seeing Shores work he wanted to
express his great satisfaction over the
fact that his physician had ordered him
not to take part in the match.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13
MADISON LAKE NOTES.
No Vacant Houses in the Village This
Spring.
From Wadnasdau,s Daily

Madison Lake is enjoying quite a
growth this year. Every house is occu-
pied, and one family that wanted to To-
vate there was obliged to go to Eagle
Lake in order to get house. This was
the Owen family, that have been occu-
plying Geo. B. Owens cottage during the
winter Several residences are about
to be built.
A substantial cement walk is be-
ing laid in front of several of the
stores, opposite the hotel. 1t is being
laid by home artisans, and looks the
same as any cement walk in this city.
The stakes have been set out for the
new location of the depot. As soon as
men can be spared for the purpose by
the railroad, they will swing the depot
around, and move it up even with the
business street, with the passenger part
nearest the street, instead of the further
est from it.
The fishing at Madison lake and ad-
joining lakes is, now good, and some nice
catches are reported.
Sam Marshall has received fleet of
twelve new boats from st. Paul, MAX
ing about twenty in all.
C. L. Benedict is building a neat cot
tage at Duck lake, which is half mile
from Madison Lake village. He has
been doing much of the work himself, as
sisted by "Wallie" Anderson, and has
the house nearly done. This is the Sec
ond one that he has built on that lake.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13
May 1907.
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF Blue
Earth.-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Griffith J..
Lewis, deceased
On reading aud filing the petition of Robert
T. Roberts administrator, of tho estate of
Griffith ] Lewis deceased, representing among
other things that he has fully administered
said estate, and praying that time and
place be fxed for examining and allowing the
final account OF his administration, and for the
assignment Of the residue OF said estate to the
parties entitled thereto BY law.
It is ordered. that said account be examined
and petition heard by this court on Saturday,
the 4th day of June A. D., 1904, at 10 O'Clock,
a. M. at the probate Office in the city of Man.
kato. in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing
a copy of this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing
in the Mankato Ere, Press, a weekly newspaper
printed and published at Mankato, in said
county.
Dated at the city of Mankato, the 18th day Of
May, A. ID. 1904.
By the Court
Probate Court seal.l WIN r. HUGHES.
Judge of Probate.
Jno. C. Noe, Attorney for Administrator.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13
New York Man Is Losing Caste With
the Democrats.
Enemies Getting in Their Work With
Great Results.
He Is Now Regarded as Weak Man
to Nominate.
Empire State Platform Not to Democ-
racy's Liking.

Chicago, May l0.-Walter Wellman, in
a Washington special to The Record
Herald, says:
Judge Parker is still the most likely
winner of the Democratic presidential
nomination, but he is far from being
assured of the prize. The st. Louis con-
vention is only sixty days away, and
Democratic opinion has not as yet suf-
ficiently crystalized to indicate unmis-
takably what its action is to be. The
most that can be said is that Judge
Parker is in the lead, and his chances are
better than those of any other man. But
he is not as strong as he was three
weeks ago, when the New York Demo
cratic convention declared for him. And
it is an open question whether or not he
can gain enough between now and the
meeting of the convention to make sure
of the victory. The best judgment here
is that it is Parker against the field.
with about an even chance between them.
1t is apparent that Judge Parker's in
terests have been handled badly. Sever
al mistakes have been made by those
who are managing his affairs, and in one
of these blunders he himself had hand
This was the blunder of the platform.
The document put forth by the New
York Democratic convention has hurt
Parker tremendously. 1t was so weak,
vapid and platitudinous that it became
at once an object of attack. 1t confirm
ed the suspicious, already rife, that
Judge Parker was a man without posi-
tive convictions, or at least that he was
trying to slip into the leadership of the
party without taking the risks involved
in frank statement of his views. From
the moment that platform was issued
Judge Parker has been losing ground,
and largely on account of it.
Is Judge Parker himself to be held re-
sponsible for this confession of timidity?
Did he personally sanction the language
used in that remarkable production?
satisfied myself at Albany that he re-
turned the so-called platform and APP
proved it. The manuscript was carried
from Esopus to Albany by Mr.. Sheehan,
who is one of Judge Parker's managers,
as close to him, to say the least, as
Mr.. Hill himself. The miserable excuse
for a platform was not made by David
B. Hill, but by McCarren, Sheehan and
Judge Parker himself. There is little
reason to doubt that the document was
written by McCarren, who is Brooklyn
politician, who has grown rich at it,
and who knows little or nothing of ma
tional affairs in a broad way.
As a we'll known Democrat of New
York said: at is McCarren's English,
Parker's judgment"
Mr.. McCarren himself explained to me
that they had not wanted to write
platform, "only declaration of general
principles"
But it has hurt Parker just the same.
1t hurts because it convinces every one
who wanted to be convinced, and not
a few who did not, that Judge Parker is
timid, colorless, fiabby; or, that he is
deliberately trying to be smart and
Smooth" and to 'slide in" without
showing his hand
1t is going to be an uncommonly inter
esting convention.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13
MANkATo FREE PRESS.

Hearing on the petition of g. F. Juliar
to be set off from district No. 1873 to 1T
resulted in motion to not grant it.
The motion was carried.
Meeting adjourned to a. m. 9th.
May 9th, l904.-Board met at 0 a. m.
pursuant to adjournment, all members
present.
On motion of Commissioner Schultz,
Commissioner Borchert was authorized
to have the necessary grading done on
the Cabel Mill approach.
Motion made and carried that Com
missioners Borchert, Paddock and Bruels
be appointed to investigate the condi-
ton of the Cobb river bridge in section
9, Medic and have such alterations made
as may be necessary to put same in good
safe condition.
Moved by Commissioner Borchert that
the county surveyor and Commissioner
Bruels be instructed to prepare plans
and specifications suitable for stone
culvert or small bridge or steel piling
and backing such as may be in their
Judgment best suited for the location
over the county ditch on highway be-
tween sections % and 26 town of LeRay;
bids to be advertised for and opened at
the next meeting. Motion carried.
Commissioner Bruels moved that the
county surveyor and Commissioner Bor-
ebert be authorized to prepare plans for
the location that is in their Judgment
best suited for bridge over Rice creek,
in section 81, Sterling And to adver-
tise for bids for said work to be opened
at the next meeting. Motion carried.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners: Having carefully exam
ined the route proposed for a county
road by G. S. Burrows and others we
would recommend that the same be not
granted as the benefits to the general
public are not sufficient to warrant the
same.
VIM. SCHULTZ,
VIM. BORCHERT,
II. BRUELS,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13
SYRIANS STARTED A FIRE.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The central station fremen were call.
ed out at eleven o'clock this forenoon on
account of a fire in the slough that
threatened to burn Mr.. Crandall's house
at lib Shaubut street. The firemen
laid 400 feet of hose and turned on wat
er for three-quarters of an hour. No
damage was done. The slough was set on
fire by the Syrians, and on account Of
the wind it got beyond their control.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13

How many toes has cat? was a
question put to class in Boston
school and no one could tell, not even the
principal. A cat was secured and it was
found she possessed eighteen toes, ten
on the front and eight on the hind feet.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-05-13

There is one place where the rich and
poor meet on an equal footing-at a
gambling house. They are all robbed
alike
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13
ocrlt Der 9cboroc fiir itdotii6e sr-

ocllf Der 9eboroc fiir itdOtiide gr-
meitpflege.
Wiopor Ntc2one utlter5eihnete &C.
'ler1l Ole SuppIcmentar : @eroro-
llilll9 5rr @ripeitcrlr1g Der Charles,
@ernlalrs uno ct. FalIitrnBe Fla-
5u).
Spe5iuImabl am II. Mai.
Stoot : Yrofltrator Bruce iqgte
9eltern N6eno, OoB cr Die @eroro-
ming iiber Die $6,O00,000-Anleibe IN
Der benti9en SiBung unterbreiten
lueroe. Die Spc5iulmobI lit IN Der
lelben oltf Den II. Moi angciebt.
Der Staotratb.
Ger 5ipeite i3mela uerlas inter
A%llfbebun9 Ger Ncgcln cine Geroro.
iturg Siuei Wtol, mclfc Die 9tipeaur
oerl6ieoener StrnBcn int 9rano-Gi.
l@trlfte anoronet. r}n elmer lton filr
otelen s3lpef on0cnommenenSerorb-
llling, Die Dem Mopor sur Inter
ldrttt porliegt, murcn N~lsloiiungel
porgefommen, bic Our0 Die lleile
MoBnabnte eingcfiigt meroen lolen,
belonoers Die Niueuirrng bon Ger
ll1gtonltroBe, 5tpiihen ct. saul II.
eborlesltrabe. g8are lebterer Eunft
nidt eingeiiigt morocrL 10 lpare Der
Sbeil Der Ela5u oil Scrington- nno
ct. Folllltrobe I'M ctlpa 10 SSllB DO.
Der belaIlen moroClL ais an Der Gfe
bon Sapette. luO ct. EoulitraBe.
Die Geroromung miro MN in Hein.
'brift gebrodt unO belltc polirt
iuer0en.
Ger 5peitc 3mciG mcigcrte iif, Sen
bonn crltcn 3lpcig 5ltr Glepotor.Ger-
oronitng bin5nqefii8tcn Nn1enbemcn-
ten letne 3nltinnntng 5l geber, iino
DIE Srage miro nm bon eincm Con.
fcrcn5-Gomite gcrc1elt wcroen mill
fen.
Neue Geror0nungen.
SIN erIten 3mcigc reid)tc @r 8otiS
Die Gcroronlng cin Srn. Sbos. s.
9roolep, in Sirrna y. Bradley II.
SonL $3.50 fir 9ei0Goiglng ieincS
Sllbrluerfcs 81 bc5oblcn, gcgen luel-
dies ON 8. Sebrllnr Elm Shloildupa-
gen oes Scller 9cpartcments ronn-
te; Sr. Zee, Die &erorbmna oen
Nonlcn bon Eroctor . 9llep inEroc.
torltraBe nnl5llGn0crn; Sr. @iu, Die
T%erpronuna Yorf Terrace, 5ipi.
ldcn Wooiions mo 0ruio-0iQ.Npc.,
6ll repnrircll.
Tertagt 0 bis bcutc.
Der Stootrotb miro bcltc mieoer.
INN 5lllommcntretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13

ranenbefd mpeneinen
Srano. - 0urd5 Die 3apierfeit II.
anltrcllgenOe Mrbeit elmer MnsahI
Srailen ipiroe geitern auf ser Sollpt-
Itrabe Der fleinen Stabt Tbonir, 9h-
timore-G onntp, Elm 0rano i'm Sdod)
gebolten, Ser leift idlimme SoIaeu
bdtte baben fonnen. Die Sro,,en ior.
mirten cine elmer 9rigaoe uno be.
goIIcn Die 5lammen, bis Die freiipiI.
ltge Seiterpebr onlanete. I'm Ser
Wobmlng bon Srn. uno 1srou =. Z.
Votters modte man ben 8eriitd,, cine
Auontitot 6leiid in eincm Nebenbnn-
Ie 81 ralidlern, uno babel gerietb oas
gan5e @eballoe IN @rano. Die neben-
an l%pobnenoen 5raten ianoten goten
an Die freiwillige 6euermebr uno
torrntrten unterbeiien cine gimer.9ri-
gooe, moonrf tie Die Slammen in
Sfad) bielten, bis Die freiipiuiac
,SeiIermebr nit elmer Sprite OIL.
langte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13
Yrof. GbrlidJ in Baltimore.
'Sniereiianter @ortraa iiber Sntnt,l-
nitGt. = lie SoQe iiberiiiat. -;
Ser belltif reoenoe Troiciior nit

nitGt. = 9ie SoQe iiberiiiat. -
Ser beutih reoenoe Trofciior nit
groBer Gbren bcgriiBt.
: Yrofeiior Or. Saul Gbrlid, elmer
Ser beoeutenoIten Sorider ouf Dem
@ebiete Der Smmunit1t, Die 2ebre
BON @iften uno 8egengiften. ooer
Iorin ooer Nntitorin, belt ge1teru
Nafmittag in Der Wc@op Soae Der
.Sobns Sopfins.llniperiitGt" ieinet
eriten Gortrag. Die 3oQe mar bis
oltf ocn lebten Tlas beicbt uno 9r.
Gbrli6 lurlrbe nit fir einige Wsinu'
ten onbaltenbem applaus begriibt.
Ser Yrofeiior belt ieinen &ortrag in
ser oc,ltiden Sprod)c, unb Die Mnz
5abl Der 3uborer 5eigte wieoer ein-
NAL, tpelden @ertb Der geborene
Nmerifoner auf oas Stlloium oea
0entIden legt. Cine Sbat1u6e, Die
pobl lpertb lpGre, bon Gltern oeltt.
lfer Nbfunft BEL Der Gr3iebune ibrer
ainoer beber5igt 81 nerOen. Nad,
ciner Sorreoe, in Der Eroi. @brlid
alf Die pielen aOperien &ritifen III
Ve5ig ouf ben @ebraih BON Intis
torin blniuies, iogtc er, oob geraoe
feline groBten @eener iit ipGtcr.
nadoem lie iid bon Der @ihtiefcit
ltno bon Dem @crtbe Ser 2e6rcn
ilber5eugt botten, 81 9emunbererr
mo cifriaen Sorifern ouf Dem nett.
eli 8ebiete umlponoelten. Gem, ia0.
te er, ni6ts lit Der @ilienihoft BON
groBerem Nuten, oils Die @egner.
Die geraoe baolrd, OaB lie cine 2ebrc
mioerlegen mollen, oft mihtigc ltno
llclle 9elueile fir oie Hibtigfcit Scr
2ebre berporbrin9en. Wit erItol.
nensruertber &iir5e nnb ErGcilion
bclpies er Die peri6icoenen @irfunt.
gen bon Intitorin Defenders in SG!s
len bon S%ipbtberie unb Setoms
(Munbiperre), beiien gnlpenbung
iebt 10 ol0cmein lit. Nohoem er
nod iiber Shlangens uno Tflan5en.
giite geiprod)en uno ieinen Sortrog
ourh Sluitrotioncn uno 3eibnun-
gen erl0lltert batte, fam CT sum-
Shluiie ieines 8ortrages:
.Die 2ebre Der SnlmunitGt, beren
3mcde sic Eroouftion bon Sero BON
Der b0d)iten Eoten5 lit. bat ipunber.
bare Sortihritte 9emod)t uno mirh
f%ortfabrerl, iid) 81 pcrpoQfommner.
Wcbr nno mcbr fonlmt ma 81 Der
lleber5euauna, baB Die SmmunitGtss
Geaftion ollrd 81 itarfe toriid)e 3d.,
bonblung bon Sbieren perringcrt
miro. 6ortidritt in Ser Troouftion
zines SeilierlrmS miro crit oon1 81
%crlporten iein, ipenn man Nntitorin
bon groBerer @irfiomfeit, oils man
es jebt beiist, berItellen fam"
Wfit oicien @prten ihloB Grof,
Gbrlif uno mieberrm mllroe inn
brauienoer Mpplous 5u Sbeil.
Hrof. saul gbrlid lit Der critic
Der ellropdii6en 9eriibmtbciten, bic
in Der nSobns Sopfins.llniperIitGt"
Gortrdge balten meroen. Die &or.
trdge iino inter Dem Namen nSerter
lectures" befonnt nod ibrem Stii-
fer Srrl. Serter bon Hcp-Dorf, Der
cine oniebnlide Simme @elocs al,
bie llnineriitat geidenft bot, I'M bic
ielbe III Stonb 81 ieben,S pe5ioliiten,
Defenders aitf Dem @ebiete Der 9io.
logic uno 9ofteriologie, pm europa
bierber fonlmen 81 loiien. Or. Chr.
lid lit Erofelior pn Der llnineriitat
in Seno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13
Sdiffsfartcn uom Baltimore nadj
Wrcmcn.

@er cine Meiie md 9euiiblonb
on5iitreten gebenft, bennd)rid)tige OF
to aamberger. SIR. 2O2. r. @reene-
StraBe, Mgent oes .Norboeutihen
2lono." meiber meitere Musfunit or
tbeilt. (april1 ,2alte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13

Siuildlenoeds Sd~jiffsfarten $34.
Son gremen nod Baltimore. 8iai.
aere &arten 5u $24.50, ober MIR fir
Eaiogicre, Die jebt IN llngarn uno
3roatien fuobnen. 5heo. s. 0iener
y 80, 3inmer Yer. 3, IA Olt.2er.
in9tou., nabe Galpertitrabe. QOOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13
Seiraths s Giccuaeu,

Die folgenoen Seirotbs . 9iceusei,
mllroen geItern bonn Glerf oes Com.
mon -@eridts olsgeitellt:
Spbn $. 9elpin, %, @loucelter.
County, @a., uno Gua HcOoing, %
Sabre alt.
&obert 0l,olen 81, uno Worp
Suuf, Is Sabre alt; 2icen5 eebolt
BON @m. Norfolf, Hr. 1905, @il-
liamitraBe.
@peletb 6. Hobertion, 81, Nr.627,
@eit.8 ermanitr., unb Morp 9.
9bauer, IS Sobr olt.
Senrp 90. @aro, 33, Nr. 2606,
Observation-Disclosures, uto Marp &.gger.
ton, % Sabre alt.
Sorrp i. 6isfee, so, @oit.Yroipect,
So, ito Minnie s. 2enig, 40 Sabre
alt, Miuiprb, $50.
@m. 6. Sriplett, %, rno Murce(
81. Glburn, 1o Sabre oft; 2icen5 &c.
bolt bon :. %. 6oro, Ger. 1912, Bat.
terp-Mpe.
Simon 3ins, 80, Nr. 430. Torb.
ltrabe, unb Mnnie @bite, 81 Sabre
alt. 9telpport.gtems.
Charles g.. Cooley, %, lno Gotbc.
rine Sloter, % Sabre alt.
Sobn Solentine, %, urb @eronieo
Sint, "a Sabre olt; 2icen5 gebolt
bon M. Mobon, Ger. 900, q. .98olie.
ItruBc.
MoIpb s. @rigbt, "a, bon Bolton,
Waii., uno Mnnie s. 3ollcr, 20 Sab.
re alt; 2icen3 gebolt bon Sam. Ni.
cohen, Hr. S04, @elt-9 altimoreltr.
Ssfar Magle, "a, nno Marp Heis,
20 Sabre alt; 2icen5 sebolt BON $.
Sc Gomptc, Hr. SOP, Siib.Eatterion.
Yurf- Mpenite.
Sobn q. Supber, As, Ger. 4t2, g..
groaomop, unb Minnie s. Spencer,
AS Sabre alt.
Sobn $. 0olopin. As, Ger. 1885,
@ougbitraBe, mno @arp s. Siboe-
man, 38 Sabre alt.
gredeIs mar an b I
Spree" Der in Scr. 1925, Salt
Mpeu,ie. ~pobnbafte @ru. Yredels
purbe geItern Mahmittag in Der oit.
liden Yoli5eiitation BON Holi5eirih-
ter @orlano ieinem Yro3ebperfabren
iibcriuteien. gr fam am Montag
Mbenb in sic @irtbidaft bes Sobn
Sennbed, Scr. 2619, 5ait.Ape, &c.
rietb nit Dem Wirtbe In Streit, rid-
tete benielben in bodit brutalerWei
81 uno a~ertriimmcrte auberoem nod
einen TbeiI oes 8irtbidaftsger6-
| ties. tuorani CT perbaitet wuroc.
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@rttcrnnSiihic

Sir Worplnno uno ocn 9iitrift
Columbia flar am Wittiuod mo
9omerltoh iriide nOropcitIi6e
gSin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13
Trib Snnablut,

Hadfolser pnn George 6. 3eiln,
i'm Nhite !6onic,"
Scr. 36. Sit-GroBitr, Dem Marft ae-
aeniiber. Sehgra0iges Bier I'M
3apf. Semitic @einc nno 2iqueure.
Q03-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13

Gin olteS @cbGube uirb
obgcfii Oh IL Sr. 9ollis Mop
bat gcfterl Den Gottfaft fir bas
HicoerreiBcn' zines fiber 100 Sabre
olten @ebGllees an Der Siio gSolfc-
Strobe pcrgeben. Sns @ebGiloe lit
zines Der dlteiten in SIt-9oltimore.
IS mar iciner 3eit Gigentbum oes
9rn. Sobn y. Wenb. Der cs Dor iiber
70 Sabren BON einem onoeren @i9en-
tDiinler erltanben bate, unb cs trGgt
Die Nummer 504, Siio 8olicItrobc.
@egenpGrtig miro in Dem 8eb1lloe
cine Sol3- llno &oblenbanblung be.
trieben, bod Dor Sabren Wllroe es
~5uneilt bon oeutihen GapitGnen bon
Segelihiffen beipobnt. gs lit MIR
5ipeiltodig uno nabcou ppaitanoig
pom @etter 5eritort.
Sobresperam nj lung II.
. eomtenpabl |. = Ter u@alb.
lngton , 2eib. uro Sparperein Sri"
belt geItern 9lbenb IN ieinem 2ofalc,
Nr. 1919, Sit : Sapetteitrube, feline
Subrcsperianmlung nno Seomten-
mabl ab, in meIfer 5ipDlf 0ireftoren
fiir oaS lolienbc Sabr eripGblt ipllr.
bcn mo Scr SefretGr Sr. 0opioSel.
Ter eiren iebr giinitigcn 9eriht iiber
ben grfolg oes 8ereins i'm lesten
Sabre unterbreitete. Mls Sireftoren
rullroen gem6bIt Die SS. Sobn Ser
mig, &erm. ailmlebn Senrp grf,
0opio Seaer, 9apio s. &innear, $.
MoblmonuL Gbos. Seuer, s. Storf,
SenrD Meper, Senrp Strobmingcr,
Mutton Geit nno Sreb, Grd.
SobrcSbaIl. = Ger oemofro.
tiide Gerein Der 7. @aro peranltol-
tete geitern slbenb in Stimef's9ob-
men-Solle, Mr. 936, Moro.9roabpap,
ieinen 8. Sobresbaa. Mm Strange.
ments Gontite maren tbdtig Die $50.
Gobt. s. Yobgett, u. S. Ercqer, u.
$. @rop @co.Wt Sobnion, @,glbert,
5. Nopis uno u. 9. Sage.
Gin SUB 5erquet6t. =
q. Is. Sebbs, elm Ingeltellter Der 90.
& .. Sobn," glitt geitern Worgeil
bei'm 3uiammetfuppeln bon 6ratt.
ipoggons ans nnb fam babel 10 INT.
gliidlib unter sic @Gber, baB ibn elm
SUB 5crrnalmt wuroe. Gr mltrbc
nad Dem itGotiihen Soipital gebradt,
rno miro man wabrideinlif bas9ein
olnputircn miiiien. Sebbs lit 32Sab-
re alt mo mobnt IN Mr. 657, @elt.
gorreitraBe. 3.
@crunaIiidt bei'm &oIl.
d) ubIoufe II. Gin 16 Sabre
alter anobe, Namens Sarrp Simpb-
req, nmiiiirte iit geitern gtahmittag
bamit, Die Nnbobe an Der %2erinston-
uno EineltraBe auf &ouiduben ber-
inter sl Ioifcn- Mls er Den Berg
binabaeiouit fam, lief er in einen
@o9en Der Iirma Natban @lltman
binein uno pnroe nit FOLDER @epalt
5l @ooen seidlcaoert, Dob CT IN be-
iinnunesloiem 3uitanoe in Die nett
lihe Eoliseiltation gebradt iptrroe
uno bon sort aus IN feline 8obnung
@r, 1903, 2onsoowneitrabe. aaem
Inideine nad) bot er iid lhfpercger-
lesltnselt 5~nge5cgesi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-13

Stcilcr : @innebmer Senrp @iI.
IiomS tplirbc geitern bonn Stats.
Gontrolellr Or. gtfinion per5 elepbon
onfgeforbert, Die bon Der 2egislotur
feltgeleste Steilerrate bon 22E Cts.
pro 500 ocs abgeihatten 9ertbes
tiir StootSSpede 81 cpleftiren. gs
mar oieie 9otitait fir Srn. @il.
lionns ipie Gin Stlug aus beitereml
Simmel, benn felt Dem /. Samlar 8.
IS. bot er Die StaatSitenern Si Scr
alien Gote bon II Gents pro 500
eolleftlrt nno ebenfoIls ouf alien
leinen &ebnungcn oieic Mate or,l-
den loiien. Ter fiir Den Stuot bis.
Der n~creinnobmte @eirag bcIduit lid,
anf ctrua $4,000, 81 Dem Sauieuoe