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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
MISS. K0ZL0WSM
TAKES FIRST PLACE

Friends 81 Mis- EuHl0WHFi caused
a nauHltiau ~ The office ~ the
MarII graa carnival UeHl4uHrfcfH
- boosting their candidate u The
first position IH che queen contest
Besides placing beer I'm fhH first pa=
siti0u. they rul her nearly i94H
votes ahead ~ her nearest rival
Miss Penn MiHa knafHH HEI has
been occupying third position aud
NueH ue Psfdusin hss been holding
the first place ever since the CON
test started.
These two candidates simply eE-
changed positions. Miss ua rerIua.n
taking third position. Miss Penn
ulu holds second place and Miss
HeariHB fourth All the candidates
made good gains during The fore
noon. bat none 80 great aa The pres
ent occupant n the first position.
Fifteen hundred votes. in enc bunch.
came In faf Mss KazloWah this
morning This placed her In the
seemingly secure position.
The greatest sensations are OK
pected during the afternoon and
evening. when biz blocks NJ votes
are sure to come iu for M the can
dldatea one candidate r. said 90
have "A big block af votes zap her
sleeve. and this may change the re-
suit considerably Some surprises
are promised and the result viii be
extremely doubtful until tho vote BE-
counted % % O'Clock tonight
The vote 60 nauu today WlHz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

fathers matrimonial loauiura. and
his uncle Charley who has idol
zssd him has announced his engage
ment and approaching marriage 90
Miss Celia Tuhin a beauty and
hailo af HurlinRame. whore the
fond uncle has purchased "a new
country castle.
Little hudree. however If Is
nov believed. viii inherit the
bulk 81 the senator's Innumcr=
able millions and. in that ease. II
places her among the ranks of the
worlds wealtbIeHt children. born aa
she waa with the golden spoon An
her mouth
The whole family ~ Senator
Clark resent his last matrimonial
alliance aud u iH doubtful 10 they
viii ever become reHaurIIed q to
eeIving Audrrc. the little IHf.rlHpor.
into the bosom IF their confidence.
Tho #anftaH however t.a kpHa I'd
euHU.tta Satisfaction uyDF The con
eHfss ri h.# WHfda heart sHI HHnH
o. Isfaf he RAGE his new ouIHlje
H.H u Tho hearts 90 ether
- II h.H EIIh and Tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
WAHDERER INJURED

The taK WanIrfer. while foaInr
the bark % Hester ouf g. a-a ln
The straits yesterday st hsr
amokesfaHk fauI - the bueafay an
fhs barb and tire STACK uaH torn or
The Alaska rHsIue Navigation
comuanf.a steamer Santa Anna HIH
sail far NRl8sa ard seward fHIs
evening alth 90 passengers and
FUN rarFu 81 general freight ahoafd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
LAID At BEST

The funeral Of John A. 0yerman
took place this morning al 1880
from the family residence, i26
Twenty fourth avenue north. Rev.
Mrs Baker officiating. Interment
at Mt Pleasant cemetery.
Mr. 0verman is an old pioneer Of
this country. having first come 20
the coast in 1919 lie first settled
TN Oregon 50 years ago. and has
lived In Seattle 10 years. Mr.. Over
man has been married 81 years. and
leaves a wife and fifteen children.
This Is the first death in the fam
lily.
Read Announcement on Page Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
LOST HER WATCH

Miss Gibson. q 7a6 Eleventh ov-
Haue HnrfH reports the loss ~ a
gold watch somewhere between Co
mmhIa ana spring streets ON First
avenue yesterday afternoon. It dis
appeared myHferiaHsly iu that
and while she thinks
that she lost II. "A uiekueekst prob
ably made away with H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

Or. FRASrz II. coz, ONE OF
TIE BEST KNOWN PHYSICIANS
N THE STATE AND UNTIL RE
Gently PRESIDENT oF TIE Sc
ATrIE SCHOOL BOARD. DIED
At his HOME THIS MoRNlNG
AT7so O'CLOCK. OF a coMrLl-
CATION or DISEASES FROM
WHICH HE HAD BEES SUFFER-
ING FOR SOME TINE
DIR. GOES DEATH WAS VERY
SUDDEN AND CAME As A SHOCK
TO his MANY FRIENDS N TIE
CITY AND THROUGHOUT THE
STATE. WHO WERE Not AWARE
or MS ILLNESS. he HAS BEEN
PRESIDENT or TIE WASHING
ton STATE MEDICAL AssOCtA-
7IoN. AND ENTERTAINED THE
ASSOCIATION At HIS HOME
DURING THE RECENT MEETING
~ TILE CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

ST LOUIS July re The 81
.sauis Dressed H-ef rumuaHg o..
Hafsd a ruan.IaHt number 81 arrf=
atives 60 HesuHe limited OPERATIONS
fn their plant to-day Three e. che
iHfMef uiHafs aHa-rt that thfF are
nut seriously hsmp~fed b. The
Fl rtks off aIH of The local union
maintain there iH uu sign ~ weak
assH en she part 81 the strikers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

OMAHA. Neh. July 10 The
strike situation BE- unchanged today
Both sides hope that the Chicago
arbitration plan viii succeed No
violence BE- reported and but little
ElliinE b. being done ln the plants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

KANSAS CITY July 10 The
sshwaEchilB 4 salsberfer plant
haa laIned The other packers TODAY
be HlauHhterinE Only ono small
plant ls Idle Otherwise the aItua=
ton ia unchanged No violence -
ruportri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
NEW TELEGRAPH co.

The Postal Telegraph Gable COM
pauy filed articles of incorporation
boz the county auditors office this
morning for the purpose Of doing a
telegraph aud cable business In this
city. The company was incorpor-
atsd for S25. 600 The incorporators
are Jed Blake. Charles Bruch and
William a. Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

ST PAUL MINI July 10 The
first actual violence In the packers
strike came this morning when the
sheriff attempted taking into the
plant T. office employees and several
strike hrrakrrV AZ The ~UIft a conn
pauy plant The strikers uIakria
resisted and a nHt uEht followed lu
which many vefe roughly handled.
hut uoHr seriously hurt
Governor Van SAINT and the shrr
iu held conference thiH morning
before the clash and the former
viewed The situation seriously Ne
militia viii b. ordered uHt unless
life la endangered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
JAPS STILL
ADVANCE
OCCUPY MANY NEW POSITIONS,
BUT HAVE BUT FEW skIR-
MiSHES

ST. PETERSBURG. July IL
Gen. sakharoff, with Gen. Kuropat-
kin's force. reports that the lap
anese during Thursday and Friday
occupied many new positions and
placed cannon on the heights near
the railway north OF KAi Ping.
There have been but few skirmlshes
"a rs far.
Read Announcement on Page Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
WRECK
on PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD RESULTS IN ONE
DEATH AND a NUMBER or
PERSONS BEING HURT

ROCHESTER, y. Y. July It
The Buffalo flyer on the Pennsyl-
yanla railroad collidcd with
freight az Emporium this morning.
killing Fireman. Charles Sullivan
aud iniuriuE six Others.
Read Announcement on Page Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

matter at Ne hospital the matran
says that II maHt hakr heru an over
sight aH MHg haFr aINaYa been
careful in the matter heretofore
She thinks chat the member must
have been over Iaakrd and IhruNu
out sith tho maH.a clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

lie came % Seattle from Butler.
Mo and has been employed BY Mt
Turner ever since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

Read Announcement en- Page Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
RAS WILL GET
the JOB

lRN ecrIupa News ASSN
ROME July lG#Advioes from
uHhaHi state that kug Neuellck
has decided Go send Was Makouue
10 Washington as the Ahyssiuiau
minister.
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Read Announcement on PAGE Seven.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12
Wrs. G6ablpif.

EteIe Ibenteurerin III 5itr Belt Ole
popllldrltc 6rou IN oeu Hereinafter
Stooten. Sbrc finon5ieQen Modens
Ido'ter iiilen t0glih gauge SpoItcn
III Den 3eitun9elt, ibr 9iI0 lit in pie
len 9lottcrn ollsenomol ob0eflcdit
iporoen. Morum mo ipo5u2 Nod
ben 9lloern 81 urtbeiler, fam iie
feline Sdonbcit icin; iuo9 ibr sur
GoIt 9eIe9t miro, 1T nid)t mebr ilno
1tid)t tpeniger, ais Nos tullienbe gln.
oerer bter5ulonoc tbuu. nltr nit Dem
llnteriticoe, oob lid bic Mrs. Ghoo.
mid nid)t nit aleinigfeiten nbQe,
geben, lonoern ibre 6inonSoperotio.
iten q la Wtooomc 9ilmbcrt I'M Gro.
ben getriebcn unO 0onlit cine scit.
lang eriolgreif gclpcicn 1T. Ter
Grfolg mu6 es ia lpobI leil, Scr ibr
GopuloritGt mo bic @id)tiafcit III
Der Ereiie pcrifafit hat. Mi mel.
denIfitteln oieIes iueiblidc ,Ninon,.
genie" lire GrioIec crrunecn ullo
fredericksburg 9~ontbcnmtc nm.
garitt bot, miro erit Die 3ufut,it oil
ben Gag bringen. Ginerlei, Der
Imerifaner b%elplrnbert ben erfolQ
iei es i'm 8uten ooer Sdlimmcn
Gle 8ergorgenbeit Der 5rou lit cin(
%buntbeiueete. Die nGlepelano Ereb'
bat uinfangreide Grbe6ungen iibel
bas gorleben Der 5rau Gbooluid al
seitellt unb beriftet bariiber 6olgen
oes: 5rou gbaonid puroe I'M SSabr,
1857 IN eait Boob, Ontario, al.
eiites Der odt 9inoer BON CAMEL mi
Marp ann 9igIep seboren. Sic ii
alto fd)on ldnglt aus Dem Shneioel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12

berolt8. nit % Sobren fam iie be.
reitS nit oen @erihten in @oo0itod
Gnt., pegen 6dIihuna in Gonflitt,
mllr0e ober als oirriinnig" fretgea
iproden, SIN Sabre 1889 toldtc lie
gum erItcnmul IN GlepclanO oIrf mo
bciratbetc BORT cinc1 Or. SPRING
ItreClL Ser ibr ubcr ihon nah eli
tG9iger Che, nafoeu cr ibr oaS @e-
it0noniB Don nlcrIci tr1tnlnlen
SronSoftionen ubgerungell, Ole
I6iire rpics. g}un trat lie oI5 Nfoo,
Ga RoIc gu GlepcIonO ais 8obrioge'
rim nlf unO tlogte otf Sdeioung
BON Or. Spriugiteen un0 5000 Dol.
lars Ser5cnspiIoiter. Gle SdetOung
erbiclt tic; ser Iottor botte @cgen-
flaac mcgcu Ghebrltd)S eingereift,
uuo ou9 @criht entidieo 81 icinen
8rmitcn. (n 1887 crregtc iic III 70.
lc0o ais &pOio Scott gllfieben. Sier
bate lie, inocm tic cinen GrpreB.
Nqcntcn ais Mcrf3cllg benitbte, 6urd)
5dIihungen $4,000 Collars crlongt,
Sic mlrrOe 5u 913 &abrcn 3uhtbuu5
ocrurtbeilt, Die iie in Columbus o6.
iibcn ioate. Nad) orciiGbri9er Sc
ionQcui6oft lultr0c Tie pom @ouoer.
nellr Nm. WcSinlcD be0ingungSs
iuciic begnooigt, lebtc Damn NIT ibrer
Wtltttcr, elmer Sd)peiter uno i6rem
fiinii0brigen S0bnd)cu Die6er IN
GleDeIunO. No6oem tic Der Sbers
ollfiid)t Der Standardization Ienig
gcnoroen, beiratbcte lie Or. Sc HoD
GboOmid bon Minoior,. Ont. Die
S5nmilie mobnte in Glepelano, ipGter
a6cr ging Or, Gboolpid nit ieinar
Godter nod europa. 6rou Gboo.
mid blie6 in oem pr0dtigen Sous
ocS 0ottor5 an @uclio.Ipenue uno
ShulOcn ouf S6uloen. sic
lcbte an groBem SitBe uno - maGte
Shuloen 10 LANCE es 9ing. 9tlln lit
Seiicnbloie geplobt, cine 9ant
lit rlinirt uno cine 9ln5abl oertroll.
cnSicIigcr 2eute beiiebt lid Sen Sdo,
ben. @oS in Ser Ereiic iiber bpp.
notiide GinfIiiiie ser 6rou Gboomif
geiugt miro, lit ieoenfoQS in oos Csc.
bet Der Ytdr6en 81 perpeiien. &c.
lid Dor 8eri6t ou 0aS, po3
in Den lebtcn 8odcn iiber Die ii.
na1l5operotioucn Scr Gbooluid oitrdl
Die Erciic Ge0ongcn lit, Damn buben
mir cine nclte ulo perbeIiertc GlfloNc
Der 6inon5operotioncn Der groben
Gbereie &lmbert III YnriS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12
MOntaG Den II. 9c5cm6cr 1904.
8aaitrafc nnS 8ci6Gft.

Mie Elm 0ouneridlog ans bette
rem Simmcl fam Der Srnd) IN &nll'
Ctr. ais er am @cnigiten erlport5t
mlroe, id)reibt $. GIeruS bonn g|erps
9orfcr @unfbotic s. GlemS 4 70.
IN ieinem lceten @ohen6crift, rno
fqhrt fort: Gic @ohrbeit lit, bob Ser
Murft fir ocn arnd) reif mar, Sett
@oden uno Wonotcn Itiegen Die
Iftien obuc llnterbrcd)ung, bis Die
Equalization oen Wfortt gum 3uInms
menbru6 gctriebcn bottc. Die Soge
mar 10, boB cine &eoftion foIgen
muBte, nm cine 2iquioution i'm @ros
ben bcrbei5ufilbren. Ger NnIturm
ollf oic AmaIgomateO &upier'@cicll
ifoft 5ei9tc Die ShnG6e oeS 9olt3e1
ALTERNATIVES. Die Ifticn muren
aus g~eIOfrGitigcn Sdnoen in ihmo6c
iibergegougen. Die 6inun59roBen,
bic 5u ocn nieorigenYreiien BON 1903
qefouit, botten 0cn 9roBten Ebeil
i6rcr gtftien mieocr loSgeIdlugen;
bon ibuen ipor olio feline Siilfe 81
ermarteil, un0 2iquiOotionen luoren
mibcrmci0lif, Die finon5icQe 9ltmo.
Ipbdrc lit i~ibrigcnS Ourd ocn aroh
gefl0rt poroel, mo Der ioge1anntc
ogoom" bat cine reht5citi9e unO
notbpenOige &cmmtng erfo6ren.
Ger Srod, Ociien ariiiS iibri9cnS
poriiber 81 iein l6eint, miro OorolIS'
iidtlif feine meitere @irfltng ollI
Dos oa9emeine @el66it unO orf bic
IrbeitSlobne bobcn, m%enngleidl Der
Iftienmortt nod cine 5citlong mn
itetiq blclben miro. GaS oori nid)t
Wun6er nebmert, oenn in BEN orei
8agen ser 90riengepitter Iino ole
Wertbe pom iedS5ebn 2ftien-S pe5ie$
i'm 2t3 WiaiOncn Collars gefoaen.
NM ShIimmiten fnnlcn oo6ei
DamoIgomate0 Copper" mo Der
Stabltruit meg. Die &upier.9tftien
gingen 22H Funfte 5uriid, mas Ell.
men Minoerpertb bon runo 341a
WiQioncn Collars allsmuht. Nn
ben Stomms uno &or5ugS'A ftien
oeS Stobltruit belief Iif Der 6iid'
gang ollf S7s, reip. 10 Eunfte, fiir
Die capitalization cir Minoerluertb
bon ilbcr 81 MiQionen Collars.
Nebnlif iielen bic Eopicrc ocS 3lif.
tertrlllts un0 elmer gon5en An5obl
e%iienbnbncn. Sereingcfollen iino OIL
oen fritiiten 8oriertogcn III ser
9ouptiodc Die Spefulonten. 9ic
"Stonoor0 Dill" Sntereiicn ober bo,
ben 100000 9lftien Scr perihieoenitca
@ertbe al lid gcbrod)t. 60 Ionqe
oergleidlen 9orientriien feincn ito.
renoen GiniIub olf oen oagemeinen
@eltoitsgong Oea 2oubca BADEN
beoeltten lie feline @ciobr; Tie limo I'M
Segentbeil gut, Ocru lie rcirigcn,
lule Elm @cuitter, bic 2uit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12

Ole oponii6 DE Sffen / b.
froft ideint noh Den lebten Shlod).
terberif)ten cine un%perfcnnbnre Grs
ihopfung 5t 5ei9en. Gieic aeidmGdte
Sffeniipfroit fonnte 5tunr ourd ben
Sal Sort 9Irtbur'S neil belebt luer.
Den, in0em Die 8elagerungS-arme
frei miiroc; ober Ole iuciteren Qltellcn
ans oenen Die &oponer HeltOerItGr.
tllngcn %beron5iCben fonncn, ii1o Tor.
motionen. Die an oen ESTABLISHMENTS
scr iest I'M 6eloe iteberlben Seerc
niemalS beranreihen meroen. HltB.
lou0 ongegen uermog iein Seer nili
Sabre binurl5 0urh 0rltppen 5u CT
gan5en ooer 5l %peritGrfen, Die oenen
ulif Dem ariegsihouplose nid)t nnf.
Die iogor ben SrltppeL lpelde
5ll Anfong oeS Srieges in Sltoiien
uor6unben lpnren, iiberIe9en iein
biirften. lln0 bon Der 2eiitungsiobig.
felt Der Srllppen miro Der idlieBlif)c
.9lltsgong bes arie9eS 5um grobten
Ibeil %n6b0ngcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12

Gin 6cuti6er y0ioGcnc&"
id)rei6t: Die Sod)e lit in Oronuna.
is lit Gooiepelt gelungen, cine 5lpeite
internotionolc Sooaer Gonfereit} 81
lidern. Die 5peite Songer GOnferet5
lid)ert Damn mieoer bo5 Spitcnt Der
Sdieosgerid)t. @ertr69e, 3oS SlItcm
Der Stieosgcrid)tS. Sertrdge Iid)ert
ben @eItfrieocn. Ger @eltiricoe
iihcrt boS Illfbliiben 'ul1n!tlid)er
oaron betbciligte1 Ndttonc1, Tbs
.9(ufbliiben idmmtlidcr 9totioncn
ltd)ert oos @oblbeiinocn oc5 c;tliels
lrcn StaotsbiirgerS. Sd bin cilt ain'
5clner Stontsbiirger. Sd iueroe mid
olIo lebr lpobl %befinoen. Nulnlid)
Damn, ipenn Die 5lpcite Gorfcrelli I'M
Sooa 81 greiiboren &elultNten &c.
lonat lit nno oos Snitem Der Shieb@'
aerid)tS- TcrtrGge iiber bic aroGcn va
ioiaorie %enbgiiltig gciicgt bot. In$
miro leiber nit icltem 3eitpunfte SIT
%ionrnien t"reiferL, III oent id) mid altd)
obr,e 9rn. Rooiepelt's giitiac eilrmi.
id)uue, obne Sooeer Gonferenj mo
SdiebSgerid)ts Iertroge i6on Iebr
ipobl befinoe nto meineit pcriorlidcu
ciuieen 6rieoen nit Der aonieit Y3clt
uniuiberruilid) gen1ad)t babe" Der
moberne .Gio9eneS" moht oa Gciij
loeiidle acknowledgements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12
9ic &cfOrmbciucgnng III &nflanb.

Gingeicbt bot lie, Die @etpe0u1lg,
Die pOlitiide 3uaeitGnOni''e an Oos
Solf uerlnngt mo 0iciem Nnt6cils
nohme an Der He9ierung geItattct;
dber Die 9erue9ung for1ntt rid)t
reft BON Sled. Ob ntar ibr Elm
gitnltigeS @oroifop itelIen bari, lit
INNER nod froQlid). IS lit oIleroin0S
Ifon eilt GROCER 6ortid)ritt ooB an
ole Steuc 0eS ermorocten WiniIterS
bon Yiebme Der 6riiit SpiotopoIfs
WtirSfp getrcten lit, scr ailS ieiiler Ii.
bernlcn @eiinnuttg fcin Sc6l mud)t
u1to ons biSber bcitebenoc Spltrm 81,
miIocrn iuft. Die Milocrung BAT
iIbrigenS gum Sbcil ollt ib1cn
8runo IN Den 5ablrei6en llrrubea,
Die in Den ucrihicoeueu @e5irfcn oeS
groBcn Ncidles sum Iusbrltd) tynl.
men. Gie llnruben ii1l0 aber nidt
ourd)rucg politiihen GbaruttcrS, lie
luer0en pielfnd) 0llrd Ole SGrten Scr
W}obtlnadung beruorgerufer, nod
0enen lid Sclltc 5rtt Sabine lteQen
m|iliIclL Ole bereit5 nnbe an Der 8ren.
Sc Der iibliben 0ienitfGbigfeit. DEM
40. Sabre, ltcben. gbcr aud oieic
@drten iil0 bon I9itotoren 81 politi,
'd)cn 3lueden ullSqenubt ipor0Gn. 9ic
Scmltno's - Ole ruiiiid)cn fonmlIs
nollt0noiihen 8ertrctllnacn 49, bu6cu
Damn ibrc Scihliiiie geiuBt IN oeneu
Die GitIilbrling Der Contribution Der.
Iongt miro. Ger G5or ober hot Oie
Nelcgirtcn Ger SclnltuoS nid)t cnt.
ptonQcn, Wobl o6er meroen Ole rui
'iId)cn NScI2moriddle oieicr Gage ~
elmer Gonicrcn5 5ulnmnlcntretcn u16
ma, miro nidt ie%blgeberL mcnn man
o%lunlnntt. 0oB Die Serren 5ltionmen.
tommcll, nm geGen Die 9ei6liiiie ser
Scm'tlpo@ Stelllung ST. nebnlen. &or.
lol'l1 ut Den Semitipos Die Scr0f.
tentlidrultg ibrcr 9cihliiiie in Mirl.
loro bon Der Hcgierl,tg bcrboten
iporocn, ollcin Oie iGmmtlid)en DC.
ldltle ljno bon eil,cm oeutidcn
Wlottc ucr0ifcntlidt iuor6cn nuo
lpabrIdcinlid) ucrocn lie in tolticn0
lrto o%bertmilen0 6lugbIGttern aud
ilberall in HitBIono ocrbreitct iuer.
Den. Die Scuc9un9 lit i'm 6lllB mo
Die @eleacnbcit lit aiinitig. Sc lGnocr
lid Der aric9 i'll Sitoiien bin5icht
mo onS ruIIilde &eid) bon Sruppcn
nlcbr mo mcbr elltblobt miro. ocIto
crl1iter geItnltct lid Die Gage fir Die
rn'ltId)c Ne9icrung in Snneren ocS
HetfeS. @enn Die rilIiiidc Regierung
lbre Belt bc9rciit, iibertimmt lie in
Der NerormtbGti9fcit oie Iiibrruna.
Cine llmfebr Don Scr liberalen aero
ocS 6iirIten Siuiotopolf Silnt ~iturrcl,
IbloIutlsnnitS fOnnte aerooe icbt
leid)t perbdngnibuol meroen. Nod,
Dem arimfricge lit III Ti,Biono oie
Seibei9enidoft oi,lgeboben luoroen.
Der oltaiiatiidDe arieg mag Sem
Sanoe cine SeriaiIung brineen.
Ole ~N.-g. StsStg." frost
iotpriih: v@ia iid benn feline Seele
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12
Nnnie Marh 9rcmcr.

Gs IIuFP ati TO. Qe3ember 1904 nan Ilt3tt
SEanlSgti Minnie MarR artmrr, gc!is9ie &&aian
oyg "titSc9enen Sarob Gremcr. 9le gegTGr
suHS ll1oet SteHitug, W|orgeHe I'M ~ uQt
pom Der NobHune ibTer Iotier. NJ, 24Q2, pub.
on.StraRe, aus nab Der Gt. UttdelssNlr9e
i Ibra 5eCle nm %9 l9r cine R]eogitm III, ~ my ,n5
5renuoe Der 5ariiiie Inn Gnnuuigspouit eit8es
ldoeIt. bei5uiuobnen '' i3i7-S)
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Sghn Serpia & sObn,

2eihcnbeItntter unO GiubnIiamIrtE.
9er. zoos, CrGeausitr. Wlb. Sci: s~StHetor BOO.
3meiggefb1ft: glr. 524, berl. GniternsNoertlie,
9tgblanototun, Baltimore, WIdrbld1o IelepboH:
Binofor 60. 3utfbeH pcrben g%eltefert illr
Sot3eiten, llnterbaItnneen NM an6ere 8ele'
geHbeiten. (6e6rt4,1J,I&S)
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Inno e. 9Iubcf.

gs iiorb am 8. December 1904. 3 ltbr g!at.
pes oeritorbenen So6n gti6cl. Die @ecrotguHg
linoet Weotltas, giabmittugs , Nor: oon lorer
geoonulta, Nr. 712, 2ecitsgarrc' StraFe, aus auI
Der gGoloonsGaris GeIuefern ituit. t346-D
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2unbon.3 art.G emeterp.

Neue GeItiouen ftno iebt CUR 9eithtienre
sereeri6tet. BieIe nusaetpdbIte Cots. Der Gus
pertntenoent oes @rlnoes uno 8ooenS lptro
ieoe aeipiinl6te @llsfunft ertbeiIeu. 9as @re'
matorium itebt tialih 3ur Snfpeitton often.
GeaeH Rdberem fpenbe man fhb n1 ben Gus
perintenoeuteH ooer an sas gireau In Nr. 81,
@eit.S q fatuan "a. 2trnke. (MprtI5-)
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@iQiam 8. SiridrmGH,

Gs itnrb om 0. 9e3cmbcr 1904 @iGiam Q,
StridlmaH, dieter un6 ]GcItcbtcr Sobn BON 9Ro'
bert ittlo gSiIbeimiHd Siribmdn, III Nr. $50,
Weit.Sruh, Strase. (346--O
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Sr. U. E. aaiier,

iriiber bon Der 2eriustpn.o rasen.Strma Sm.
tuuIn. 3atier & 60, bot ft nit Der Girua
Crieonai Serrtna epHs & Co.. 9eppt4e nnb
waobel. ser. 1iS, Tprb.3Diparo.e trate, aitceiirt.
tpc er NIT 0eraniieen feline Sreunbe lun fr1bes
reu @3nner empfnageH mirn.
(lIti6, fRtNp5p--l
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Qnrrninc.

WdIerif6 - gnrfartia - SriebIt6.
BeftIib bon Nalbropi Elm uto cine babe
MetIe. genubt bic nit 9ulpbnttan be5etbHete
urtbsslbeuIes@ar. Sreie Sutiben gadbrntttagS
om terminus. groife bon Be9rdbnibitelen teet
fpeBteu. 2eihte 9eoinelnaer. TeIepbou -
Cation 1923. Biireai: Srnntlin. uub Mtnoiur'
8uabs. 8erIanst grofbiire. (Dldi4.1S.G&S)
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Sin Sdritt in Der rcdtcn 8idtuus.

ePart 20 gru5snt an ancu criftIaitgen Be
grGbuticn.
Gin iboner Garg, entucotr mt
idiudt5etl Iudb ooer uciBcm Ootr
grnueut BIifdslleber5u 4ucS tir
SnrgsStniab, 9egrdbuib sgtuBciGc.
Sttbdltarttru1g Der 2ei6c, Jrulcts N
flor,
Setfnune oes @rabes. c Qaur 0drtottu6e.
Eetbellpagen uno 3 feline Mui'.be1.
Wilinm Guuf, 9eihttUCitatter,
Wortbs uno @reernouHts9lO Neioe telephone.
(Se57,6Wittu.3)
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Baltimore Gsmetern.

sRrenu: Rr. 344, notwithstanding.
BeerdbntBpldbe 5um Berfalt bon S25 an,
Wlnrmorpfoiten ab9careHjt $50 glde
fir bier 9rdber. CSan18,1S
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!Neirathsacindl.

Gin nebilocter Wtnni (gSitiuer) in auteIi
gerbdliniiien. ior9enfreie. Griitcu3. lUiinibt ole
9efnnntfbnit init einent tetteu. Gn'tduoiget
Widohen ~ mGdDcu Acknowledgement ipiro
suaefitbert. Hcfleftauten bite 9~lnreiieu ub8uacs
ben in ocr Expedition oieice glnttes untcr
Gbiffre -. :. 30". (3l7-D
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Serinatuu- uno GibertD- Strafc.


lltn9e fit Die Babies, toLiocs SoIO, 75e. mo
bGber.
Mani6cttcnsan0pfc. NoaeoIo, St.OO mo
bDber.
Oianf6etteu.auOpie, fuIioe5 Sob, $500 nnO
b0ber.
Mtlitdra Saorbirften. oue Gorten, St.oO buS
Baur.
Manicure erpite, SterIine' 2 tl6er, SIS unO
bober.
&oaitdnSi9eS 0amens oiletten II { erpicc, $6.25
uTo b0bcr.
SiiDerne 3iinOboI5 @ii6ien, nell Csc. uno
b0bcr.
Raiirs urb SunbfpieaeI. 25t. liuo b1ber.
Sleioer' mo 6utbiiritet Glider, St.25 lilto
h0ber.
Greifn6c SpicaeI, frun6biti6c5 @Ias, Sis
mo bobcr.
Numm. 8iirIten mo SpieaelGaruitur. Sill.
Der, S4.25 mo b5her.
llbrGebdngc, @ntent.pnfcn, Si.75 mo b5brr.
Wiinner' BortcmonGlaies. 8ricIinihen, 25c.
Iiro b0ber.
@eloborien mo 9otisbilncr.
anntrt. Biiriten mo Spiegelz@ arrittr, S2.25
unh b0bcr.
6unoaemuItcs 8or6equn.
Ruitrs Serbice. Spieqcl. Selcr, Rupt mo
Giiriie. SIPS uno hober.
Sunlcr'S Candies. aebernll nbgeIiefert.
(gtob20-Suu1)
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Ger 8rGiibent Scr Gum
DISCRIMINATION Der ct. Coulter @uS.
Itellttg; Senotor Garter, bot idiucrc
9~lnflngcn gegen Die ErciSbcrtbcillng
in Ct. 2oltiS er6o6en. Der NrSitel'
lungs. YrGitOent 5ronci@ bat nun III
cinem oifenen9rieie 0eontrportet, oob
iiber $4,000 Treiic 5lerfannt poroen
icien; Ooeegen ieien in tolm 1000
SGllen Frotcite erboben iporoen. Die
t3obl oieier Yroteitc lit reihlid bod,
Sinh Iie ober beqritnoet? 9ci'm
BreiSpertbcilen lit cS ielten red)t 5t
MADDEN. Cine llnteriuhung mag
2idyt in Die An~gele9cnbeit briugen,
aber 5ufrieoen meroen and Damn nift
9lac iein.
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Ole SIG. StsStg." froqt
iotpriih: vg8ia lid, benn feline Seele
Der arlllen 2iefernnten aus benz giir.
gerfriege biilireih annebmen ?"