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A PATHETIC CARTOON.

ing at the Pouch Gallery. in Brooklyn. for the
benefit OF the Little Mothers Auxiliary. there
will be one thing that will attract particular at
tentiOn It IS = cartoon depicting some of the
pathetic scenes in the overburdened lives OF the
little daughters Of wage-earning mothers which
was presented by the artist Mrs. Alma Calder
Johnston. the founder and ex-presdent OF the
Little Mothers Aid Association.
Believing the picture should belong to the asso-
citation rather than individual. Mrs Johnson
has proposed that II be transferred annually to the
homemaking circle which sends in the largest
number Of votes at five cents each, retain the
picture for a year. The voting contest promises
to be brisk between the Manhattan headquarters al
No. go SecOnd-ave-, and the Brooklyn auxiliary.
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MISS GOULD ATTENDS CONVENTION.

Detroit April 2s-At tO-uight's session Of the con-
vention OF the American Committee Federated with
the Worlds Young Women's Christian Association
The Opportunity Of the Association 10 Prepare
Leaders for the Church" discussed from the
standpoint OF a college president by DR.. W H
Salmon president OF Carleton College, Mortified
MINI DR. Salmon advocated that during their
college DAYS students should give their energies not
10 the local churches Of their college town. but 70
the voluntary organized religious activities carried
on by and for the students such the Young
KVOTnen's Christian Association
Much interest is attached 20 the arrival TINS aIter
noon Of Miss Helen n Gould, a member OF the com
nittee who will attend the remaining sessions OF
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The history of No. GO Prince-st- is closely con-
nected with the later days Of President Monroe.
II was built by Samuel I. Gouverneur. who mar
ried President Monroe's second daughter. Marie.
Here ex-President Monroe spent his last years,
and here he died. Samuel Gouverneur and Marie
Monroe had only SON. Samuel L, Jr His
widow lives in Washington with his daughter Mrs
Hoes and Mrs. HOes's son, Gouverneur who
yelled the tablet.
Some Of those present were Miss Mary Van
Buren, NanderpOel who presided; Edward H Hail.
Mrs. NJ Fay Pierce Mrs. William Brookield.
Mrs. George F. Stevens Mr.. and Mrs George
Stevenson Bixby. Mrs. Emil L. Boas Mrs. John
Caldwell Coleman. chairman Of the tablet
mtttee; Mrs. Benjamin Price and Mrs. Charles H
Terry.
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PROUD TO BE A cLUswoMAN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. There are presumably two extenuating cir
r,stanoes in favor OF the writer OF the letter 20
T.1e tribune regarding the demoraIzing effects Of
yvonen's clubs
one Is that he has confined his long readlng OF
~ T-rfbune "a paper characterized by liberal
tbo,,pbt and all that makes for progress) 70 the
r,eTsal OF advertising matter and the weather re-
--,rrs The other Is the fact that being cohtein-
EEorsrv 81 Horace Greeley has not saved him from
= condition bordering upon senility!
Proud 70 be a clubWOman. .-,,,,r,vv >
AGNES LEWIS MITCHELL
Eyeqtnorf Conn.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
New-York. April 18th. 1905
Union TRANSFER AND STORAGE Co,
III, 10. ID East 22d Street

New-York. April nth 1893
UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE 90.
III Is, 125 East 22d Street.
New-York City y Y
To Mrs. n. u. Adams. Mrs J. h Adams
Mrs May Atwood. Mr. W. T. Bas.ieu. Mr.
VIM J. Behan. d. p Bogar5us. DR.. Jas
n. Brice, Brlst0w & Maothorp. Mrs. ThOs
". Bristow. Miss NJ Connolly. W A. Col
Inns. Miss l. Edey. Miss Nellie n. Fail
MI e. D. n Gibbons. Benz A or Grace q.
HoWiand. Martin Julian, Horace Jones, Mrs
Lsldore Kennedy, George Remington Celia
KENNEDY, Mr.. W. G.. Liilier. Claire g.
Mitchell. Elwood Mlldeberger. Phonograph
sapphire Co by J. $ Jones. Paul Schadc.
eugene h. Scales. Geo. = Shelton Mrs.
capt 4 '. Smith. r. d Vance g. Hobart
stric!sland, James / Taylor. James H
hreW, j. L thompson. Turner & levitt,
Mrs J. Z. Walker for McEIvane. Mrs H. d.
W atkins, Mrs : Withsrs; You and each
OF you are hereby notified that the time for
ne pay Tnent % this company lien upon the
property hereinafter described HAVING
t-AF Itksp, after due notice thereof had
been given YOU. this company will cause
scch property. To wiz: HOUSEHOLD
LOpDS, PERSONAL. EFFECTS AND
stored BY You or In yoUr
I-etne IN its warehouses. 10 be sold al pub
nc auction, according 70 the statute r,ada
and provided at Nos. 47-4g EAST 18TH
STREET. New-YO-k city. on MONDAY
" Al STU. 1895. az 1880 a N and II the
TIE same viii be continued at the same
phase On each and every Monday thsrea fter,
neginntnE AT 1880 a. NJ. until the sale IS
UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE co
T. FL JONES Treasurer
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lost.

BASKBOOK No. SEQ. go OF the Union Dime
savings Institution Is missing ANY per
son having claim 20 IL Is hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passoOok cancelled
and a new one issueL
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HARLEM Y. W. c. A.

uro Aburatani Of Union Theological Seminary.
viii be the speaker at the meeting OF the HaIleih
- zK-on,en's Christian Association. No. "a West
12sth-st on Sunday afternoon. AZ 4I5 CLOCK
HIS subject viii be ''Rengious Ihought IA Mooerh
Trr,ar The sOloist IS Miss Christine Muller.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LANGUAGES TRANSLATED. - CONNER
eial matter. 100 words. IS cents: J. QUO.
". 1000. 81. 10000. ST.: literary. scien-
1Ec etc. FOREIGN TEACHERS ASsO-
CATION. Byron Building. LAS Bedford
ave. BROOKLYN
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43S Broadway. corner Howard Street
100 Broadway. corner sth Street
655 Broadway. corner 14th Street
15Ae Broadway. corner S6th Street
144I-1A49 Broadway. corner 4Ist St
IS Nassau Street
ESQ West 125th Street
e74 Third Avenue.
&202 Third Avenue. cor 19Oth St
2179 Third Ave. bet 146th 18th SITS.
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REAL ESTATE.


AT SHING--Four minutes walk from
MURRAY hill station, on high ground. oTe2
country. p fully furnished house 10 rooms
bath. laundry open attic electric lights,
years lease. $50 per month. for season.
81 ID Ter month, for sale. $1,000 W. X
MURRAY. 81 Broadway. Flushing. y 4.
TO LET.-Five story brick building ard Gel
lar. Il Coenties slip. Apply on premises.
SEE MRS. ADAMS. st. George. staten Ivl-
and for furnished houses. season or year.
unfinished houses from $276 year new
boats this season. fare 5 cents. come early
THE COLE. = TO 81 WEST 12sTH-sT.-
Choice apartments Conveniently situated.
subway: : and rooms. all Light. all con-
venieuces. elevator. telephone. steam heat.
open plumbing. Eau attendance rents $40
20 So Apply premises
A HANDSOME 7 rooms and bath. facing
Mount Morris Park. OUTSIDE rooms al
couveniences. furnished or unfinished
CURNET. , West f2BJh-st-
FOR SALE OR TO LET. beautiful resi-
dence. Seminary-ave.. Railway. n j..
house three stories. bay windows. twelve
rooms auI bathroom SHADE trees. al i'm
proVements. fruit JOSEPHCS SIiANN
SINGLED cottage. s rooms. bath: con-
crete cellar. attiCk all tmpruv e1leuts.
trolley. stores etc. convenient 20 minutes
from %ew-Tors. 81. $50. easy terms con
DICT X Exchange place. Jersey City
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GREENBERG. 494 Tth-ave.-I buy ladies'
WON elothinE. Writss VIII cali
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the first and second story windows. It is q by &
inches. It reads as follows:
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REs-rAURANTs.

HOOKING STONE RESTAURANT. New
York Zool1gical Park. - or 81 ave. IL
% West FsEma; ssrVics 4 IA cart
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OLD GOLD AND sILyER.

OLD COLL, silver and precious stones
bought at Highest market value made
into new artiC OF exchanged for rev
feweIry or Japanese goods at Il F TEP-
PFR'S FACTORY 70 " 31st. basement.
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Female.
HOCSEEEEPER working. experienced IN
kitchen detail and management Of ser
wants. positively temperate. good refer
ences: at mountain resort L 3. ".
Woodland. y Y
HOCSEWORK- woman wanted 20 do
general Homework FOR private family liv-
ing in TIE country For particulars write
% Mrs. J. 3. LAROE. sugar L5at. Orange
County. y. J.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Situations Wanted-MaIe and Female
-Four lines (not exceeding "a Words
three Insertions. 10 cents. seven Insertions
80 cents. Exceeding "A words and less than
80 words, three insertions, 30 cents: seven
insertions. 60 cents.
ACCOCNTANT-EvenI WORK, keeping a
set OF books, assisting oOo!1keeper or
trial balances. balance sheets. etc: terms
moderate. Address ACCOUNTANT. Tri-
bune Once.
AMERICAN. ST. strong. good writer. cor
rect at ngures wishes place az anything
that Will pay 81 week. GEORGE A
M'MANCS. S.2l0 4th-ave-. Brooklyn
AN ELDERLY MAN in any capacity.
clerk, good record, moderate terms
PAYNE, Teasdale Place
BOOKKEEPER. ACCOUNTANT. %. de-
sires special accounting work; opening.
closing systeuat.1iug books. time 10 sui-,
moderate rate ;. las East 55th-st-
BOOKKEEPER ard qualified c. P. A.
senior requires work; thoroughgoiuE in
every way: careful. can check over and
examine books on fair basis. city refer
ences- STEADY. 81 South Is--st Brook
lyn.
BARTENDER German: taorougsly
first class man, city or out os town,
finest references CARL $50 East 56th-st-
BARTENDER.-By German. IS. reliable
sober; references HACEMEISTER. So
East Sth-st-
BARKEEPER-By industrious young Ger
man: city or country Address BAR
KEEP Err care Gsrman-A rnEriCan League
3I5 West 24th-st- Tel 16I1-Chslsea-
BOY. in ofHce. public school graduate bav-
ing some experience a BRACKER. 3o2
2d-ave.
BOY. Is. would Ike TO learn newspaper
KRaCSS' % Frederick-st,. Evergreen P,
o. Long Island
BOY. Is. wants Office position: experienced.
best references. salary 81 TYPE
WRITER 1.152 Shave
BOY. I6. wishes 70 learn a good trade or
in Office where good future can D. as
sured him. can speak German, reference
W J. BISKEL. 1908 Lexinston-ave
CLERK Bill and entry clerk, knowledge
OF bookkeeping six wears experience. ~
agencies. Address GODFREY. 56s LexiuE-
t1n-aVe.. Brookl1 T.
CLERK. speaking and writing English.
German, French, WISHES place IN CHIce.
hotel og restaurant preferred Address
SCHNEIDER, S25 East l9th-st-
CHAUFFEUR Young man wi,h long ex-
ue-.euce with electric carriages. wira pri-
yqfe family. aCs- % references. well as
1uniuted in city A c. ADAMS. SO West
l32d- e.
DRIVER -Ycung. willing and smart b0y.
went Through school. ]. % BB1EN. -
2saricn-st.
,r-cHrs,rAN Mechanical. e,eetrl-
~ engineer with shop experience. per
r,auenr position Address r.. So Laorlskle-
ST. Jersey CITY. y. J.
ESPERIENCED young man. willing 70
work AZ anything city OF country. A
b BOX -. Tribune once
ENGINEER Sober reliable. on high
sreed engines. dynarnos. elevators. hotel
crfies building Or factory excellent refer
ence +. CUNNINGHAM 30 East l23i-st-
EVENING WORK.-By young man. -
colIege graduate. clerical bookkeeping or
Ham.iJon-ave.. New Brighton Staten Isl
and
n .F.yATOR NAN OF MESSENGE R. BY
vornr colored man "a New-4ork house.
understands BROOKLYN and NeS-A ora
TtSfEs "A. HERBEET. 431ta Waveriy-ave.
Drooklyn- Agencies do not answer
FNCTNEER German: understands On
Eines boilers. dynanos. Ice machines.
ros,d mechanic sJsamltJars has had ten
Vearr. orperieuce. best references. no IL
consa KELLER, ass East Ssth-Et
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SUBURBAN.
CHATEAU BOARD

JUST OVER THE RIVER. OK Z. T. r
Better come and see rs now. don't VAIL
Because rents Will be so nigh this year,
Buying provisions 50 costly. and.
Besides good servants almost imposs 'o4e-
Beginning May will De far cheaper 20
break up housekeeping and come 10
Board at the Chateau where are me
Beautiful large grounds with fountain
Bagatelle Billiards and Bowling
banquet Hall with Two pianos Tor Llusle'
Besides other evening entertainments
Large. ruomy house. spacious Aa!ls.
No cramped Up boarding house
For booklet address
THE CHATEAU. Passaic. y. J.
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WANTED. One or two boarders in pri-
VSte family where there are no otner
boarderH house IL modern. WIFE al Itl-
urban town. and h convenient 20 railroad
station ana trolley Address c. o. L. 4Oi
FaFt 2d-st Plainneld y
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We REPAIR. SCI and exchange typewrit-
ers and save YOU from . to 75Tr from
manufacturer $ price. Esmingr01s a spe-
ciaIty STANDARD TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE. OH Rroadway
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Employment AgenCies-Per line, each in
sertton, Is cents. one month 10 cents
per line.
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TYPEWRITERS makes sold. rented.
repaired exchanged: reliable service.
GORMAN, 70 Sassau-st- TelePhone 2T4O-
Cortland
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PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.

PAINTERS. Decorators. aperhansers.-We
do work for landlords. lessees and agents
reasonable. SBAR. 2.274 Broadway
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AUTOMOBILE road lessons: Ii
cense guaranteed AUTO SCHOOL. enter
137 West 4Sth-sI.
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MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. MARK BROS. p Union
square.
H. WAGNER-ADLER COMPANY. manu-
facturers superior billiard tables: Schae-
fer cushions. 42d-st. and Broadway; IS
Great Jones-st
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TYPEWRITNG.

Typewriting-5 cents per line.
ALL MAKES TYPEWRITEFS BOUGHT,
sold rented. repaired barEai15 =
HACKER. 1874 Broadway: telephone G753R
-C0rtaldt.
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Situations Wanted-MaIe and Female
Four lines mot exceeding "A words.
three Insertions. 10 cents; seven insertions.
80 cents. Exceeding "A words and less than
40 words. three Insertions. 30 cents: seven
Insertions, 60 cents.
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HELP WANTED.

Nnls-
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for news
papers; experience unnecessary. Send for
particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE. Lock
port y Y
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137 West 4Sth-sI
BONWIT. TELLER & CO.. retail suits,
cloaks and waists, require ar experienced
packer accustomed 70 handling first class
garments. Apply at Office lone flight up.
- West &}d-st.. before 10 a. n.
CAPABLE MEN WANTED TO FILL Ex-
ecu1ive. Clerical Technical and Statesmen
positions paying $1,000 10 5000 can or
write. HAPGOODS UncJ, Suite sos 300
Broadway y. Y
CASHIER and Office man: slight knowledge
OF bookkeeping So. other high grade
managerial. clerical and technical posi-
lions on file. Write for plan. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY CO. Union Square. y. y.
MEN AND WOMEN % sell Living spring
Filter: IL fits and gives pure water from
any faucet patented 1898. quick seller, big
terms: send for free booklet WILLARD
MANUFACTURING Co. Lewiston. Ne
STENOGR APHER-Weutec young man,
expert. one with experience IN newspaper
Office preferred Apply. giving references.
wages expected. etc. NJ, BOX Is, Tribune
Office.
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PAINTING. decorating. paperhanSing and
kalsOmintng, reasonable: first class work
guaranteed. J. MILLER. 156 West 2Sth-st
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ALACHINEsET-

PAISTER--First class: union man; compe-
tent TO % all kinds 90 work: steady work.
PETERSEN. I'D Norman-ey@. Brooklyn.
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PAINTING, paperhanging. kals0uining;
only first class; city, country BOWER,
40S East 65tG-st.. Apartment u.
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S5s Sixth Avenue. corner ed Street.
S45 Eighth Avenue.
BROOKLYN
t0S-710 Broadway. cor. Thornton St
1851 Broadway. corner Gates Avenue.
81 Fulton Street, corner Pearl Street
494 Fifth Avenue
JERSEY CITY-iS Newark Avenue
NEWARK-7S5 Broad Street
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COMPANION or COVERNESS. -Accor.-
rUshed. experienced. speaking perfectly
Frerch German. E.nEllsh musical. excel
Ient certified teacher, experienced win
. -hfidron- accustomed 80 travelling. highest
~eferences : NJ - West 5Srh-sr-
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WORK WANTED.

SitUntiols Tautcd-Msis and Fsmaie-
-Four lines taot exceeding "a wordsl.
three Insertions. Is cents. seven iuser-
tons. 20 cents Exceeding a words and
less than - words. three Insertions -
cents seven Insertions. 90 cents
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PACKER BY thoroughly experienced
young italian man. -. Protestant. strict
y sober, very good character. handy and
willing To Work. reference. wei. recon-
mented- ABRCZESE - West 3d-st-
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PACKER and SHIPPER by young man !;
eight years experience. Address p W.
Box 81 Tribune Once
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-19

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felt erfheinen. iehen dnDsre til t9'!sn
nur blutfauaerDe paraiiten, Dle oIe
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rabe guBlanb mar es, Das llnter biee
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bos Spfer zines tatarifhen Weudel=
mOrbers lpurbe, 16ritt 3ubtanb sur
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9ertt1ttiFbh1ttPea.

0ie ginridtung Der ruifilden
5tatthalterfhaft i'm fernen Often
tpirb beibebalten; General 2inenitIh
lit aun Stattbulter auserIeben.
Sranfrei9 bat ben 8au bon neuen
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halt i'm 2anbesinnern unnlDeli1
madt, bat nah elmer Melbung bes
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lid audi bic politif9e GontrOlle auf
0atpaii ausiiben iperben, tpirb dls bic
notbtpenbise SOlse ansefeben.
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unb lteb bDn bieier bDhften Marte
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Sole W1ieuel Gomes, Der @ouptr.
neur Der eubanii6sn probin5 Santa
CLARA, bat Elm, fir cine perfDnli6feti
in ieiner Stelluna inmerbin iehr auf.
fallenbes Manifeit erlaii.n. in Dem Ct
ietnen Riidtritt bon Der Gonbiodtu.
fur Ole prdiioentIdaft anfiin6iet. gr
fagt barin: ,Gs 1T unmDsli9, bic
gampagne innerbalb Der esIeBlihen
@ren5en tpettersufiibren. Die gteaie.
rung bat in ben Heeiitratur Wablsn
einen pollitdnbisen Gieg su peraeih-
men. Oas problem, Dem i'd seaen.
iiberitebe, ift, Of nod Der ginfertes
rung bon bun6erten bon Qiberalen,
nnb Bel Der 8ebrobung frieblider II,
beraler 6timmeeber nit sslinte un6
Ool6. idb meine MnbGnger an ots
StimmtGften fiibren unb iie oerartt.
gen 8efdhren ausfeben ion. Sin
Weg 1T iibrie. ben anoers 0Dlfer in
Gbnliher Gage beihreiten: Der Der
2ebolutipn. gber Cuba lit in elmer
etgentbiimli9en Gage. 3uIammen.
itOBe 8epaffneter tpiir6en fremoe Sn.
terpention berbeifiibren. Wprber mir,
De allerbings bic matsrielle Moblfabrt
Shaoen leiben, 8eiiBtbum tpiirbs asr.
ftDrt tperoen, 0as in Den 6dnben bon
MusiInoern 1T, uno Die unbetbeiligten
@lemente tpirben leiben. Darum
trete icb suriid, Der i1 ben Mutb
bate. Spanien gu betdmpfen, bas
bunbertmal ltdrfer tpar, als palmas
&egierung. SD min bie 8erantpor.
tung ntht iibernebmsn, oas 2anb In
Rrieg au itiiroen" ETC., etc. glls eins
Rritit Der eubanifGsn parteiipirtb.
fdaft, auf Die ourd sic Morotbaten
in Santiago Dor einigen Eagen be.
reits Elm grelles Streiflibt fiel, III
oiefe Niidtritts grfldrung ieoen.
fals intereiiant. sic 3eigt aber aud,
ipie oos plattsMmenbement babin
tDirft, Die in ben anberen fpaniIh.
atnerifanifHen .Nepubliten iibliAen
HeDolntionen 81 berbinoern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-19

0ie ginri1tang Der ruifIGen
5tattbalterihaft i'm fernen Often
ipirb beibebalten; General QinepitIh
tit aum Statthalter auserfeben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-12
FIGHT BANDITS

CUSTER. s. n. Sept ia-Three
posses are chasing the outlaws Who
ON Saturday night robbed the bank
at this place OF a large amount OF
gold. Reports have come In that a
big battle has been fought In The
Black HILLS between the posse and
the robbers.
After the robbery. the outlaws. of
whom there were thrcc. started to-
wards the nig Horn mountains.
Posses from Dcadwood. Custer aud
Hili City werc soon In pursuit.
A courier returned this morning
after having ridden all nIkht. lie
reported that tho bandits had got
ten into tho Businesses OF the south
ern Hills and had ambumhed their
pursuers In a canyon An exchange
Of shots resulted IN two horses be
ing Killed and one member OF the
posse being injured. The bandits
continued their flight.
Another report this afternoon
states that the bandits we're over
taken further west early yesterday
morning and In a pitched battle one
bandit and n deputy sheriff were
KILLED and several wounded.