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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
,Snuelcnoicbitabl int Giicnbabn,na.

Auburn. u. o., Z. Sept. -@rn.
ulo 5rau Senrp q. Seuro liuo &C.
itern abenb oilf einem 3uge oer9}ep.
Dorf Central 9obn Sllpclen i'm
@crtbe BON $1,000 obbunben oefom'
men. Sie Sl,pelen befonoen iit in
einer Soihc. ipelte orlf ei1en SiB
gcIteft porocn NOR. Sn @cncpu. no
oos Yaor ousiticg, milroe Dos Sch
len bes %mertbuollen 8ep1fItiifeS be-
merit, mopon Die Eoli5ei BON guz
burn orobtlih in aenntniB geiebt
nnroe. Selte friib muroen bier NJ.
dael Goirgblin uno Simotbp SoDeS
perbottet. pclde %Dertbpplle Sdnlltd.
ge9enltonoc III einem YfonoperIeiber.
Sooen a%ngeboten batten. Nan botSSll-
lpelcn I'M @erthe bon 5000 mieoerers
longt, unb bofit. olid) ben Reit lpie.
Der 81 bcfommcn. Tie acnonntcu
Wdnner mtroen in @cluaimlam &c.
balten. ~ lh.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
National Gunucnt Der 8raumciiicr

Cincinnati, g. Z, Sept. -
Ger N0tIolol Ncrbono Der @rulls
mclitcr bolt bier pom %. bis 27,Scp-
TENDER lcincn ,$obreS . Gonpcnt ob,
mo olc hlciIaen 9ronnleiltcr, ionic
Der Ncrbon0 Der 8ronherrCn mo 0tr
hlcllQc 9rullcrboric trcffCn ctirlNc
&orbcrcltuugcn iiir einen qlon3cn6cn
Gmp'onQ mo goItllhe gnfnubnlc DER
Gonpcnt2 Nclllher mo ocrct Sd
men. Nm Nbeno oeS |. Cages Nlbt
c@ clncn Qroben Gommcra, om2IbCn0
oc@ 6~lpCltcn cin 0ontctt un0 am orit'
ten cln Gon5crt mo barbecue I'M
3ooIoglldlcn @orter. Sofoh Nnorot.
V%roumnciltcr Der Sodion , @rouercj,
1T Der NorIieenbe oes Gnnlltc'@, mel,
dee ole &orbereitungen iilr 0Cn Gons
pcnt tri'lt, mo nit ibnl III oiclcr nit,
bcoollcn Irbcit oliociirt lilto Die 500.
WllhcIm Iorn pom Der Worlcin
@rou TO. mo Carl Storb BON Der
Mtn0lIdl 8 Wilblboiller 9rnltzGo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
W'rao' mic 1T Scutldlanb.

Cine oeutide &oh5eit in Shouml'
b,lro, Sis. - @0ltc III Mfcn9c
uno 9ergc bon GcIitotclIen.
Gic gauge llmQc0cno Iciett NIT.
GbicuQo, 7.Scpt.-&n Sholnt-
bur0 SnS., nltr0c belltc <t0 Gltell'
BORT nit @enrp i. Sld)tbnrO 0ctroltt,
itn0 oie Nod5cit@fcicr, mcld)e orel
Gage oortcrn ioa, lit bcnlcrtcn"Ipcrtb
lucocn Der CrormCu Qlrariltatcn
oentidcr Gcllfotelicn, loclhc III IN
rem &crlullie conllntirt mcr0en lol'
lcl,. Ger NobrunQamtttel . NnrrntD
nnioBtc, dis Die Gcrcnlonlcn ollfIll'
gen, 1900 Filno Tlcilf), rilt,r 6oG
Sullcrfruut, TOO Fiunb Shmortt'
mogcn, orei 3l1bcr poll 9ortor1el'
lolot, iiini5i0 Sob 9icr, 100 @ollc'
1tcn Stud1clbCcrcnncin II. !. 10. elne
cnorn1c Nn5nbl Srcllnoe ut etllgelG'
DCII ,lutll1t ltul uCt SPtiIN WV ~'"'''
8ciono uno Sun5 nnO bcl'm aortell'
lpiel giitlih tblln pcrben.
Gor Der Sroun1g" 3 eerenlollte Ut
Scr Sd,oiimburgcr Stride berpegtc
lid, Elm Sod5eit@5l1a, melder enc
Mtcile lang mar NIT elmer ISABELLE al
Der Spite, BON Der Wobnhng Der
0rout mad Der Sd)oltmbur9er Stir
die. Sil1ter Der aopcllc fomcn Slut
id,en nut Der 9rultt mo ibrcn Der
nunotcn mo ocr1 9rdlttlgont ltlio
ieirtcn Gcrlpnrotcn. 3undf)lt tol9tcn
Sreunoc mo &erpanote jt Ftcroc,
mo 0nun fnrien Snrnlludgcr1 uon al
len Sorten. 0ua Stuotden prurtgt iii
Tloggenidm1lf mo Die 6elhdrtt
ruben unlaBlih Der Soh3cit Ndnj'
lid. Shoumburg lit faIt oualhlicb'
lid BON Geutihen mo oeren Sprob'
lingcn beiuobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
S%rriinnioc nuf Der Wanbcrid,aft.

ebtcogo 0, I. September. - SO.
'cpb Gof'cc nno Mutton Mub, WGrter
oeS Wonbotton. Ctep-D orD >rrcn.
boitleS, melfc Dor cinigell Sa0cn bier
ollt Die 4nlduloigu,g perboitet nor.
oelt lparcn, aelebmiorig bier irriin.
rtl9e Fer'onen nod Dem Stoot Sni.
llolS gebroht 5l boben. mltrOen 0urd)
HId)ter GoDerlp, mclher ibrc Sclt6ul.
tlti1g on9coronet batte, olii ircicntSllb
gelebt. Die &rriirnigen, nit lucIhcn
tie bon Nem Dorf nod Gbicogo &c.
ldldt lporocn worcn. limo @m. Sort.
len, Or. Wurtin Molitor. hilbert
Stern mo Sobn Ecro. 0rei bon sic,
ZEN lper0en mad, Dem Slten 5uriid &c.
brod)t nerocl; Den pierten miro ieine
Shlpeltcr, Ole in Chicago mobut, lllt.
ter lbrc Sbbltt nebnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
Mns Der Nanalspuc.

Fdnom q, Z, Sept. - Iic Giiic.
rctt5cn 6luilhcn Der aunol Commit.
lion mo Den bieii0cn aouilcltten be.
5il0ll6 Der NnIegllng BON Gommlilioz
rlatelt III Der aonol5onc limo iebt sur
~5nIrleherbelt bcioer 8bcile geid1lid,,
tet moroen. Die 8oiicrob5ugS Or
nlllolt5, lpcldlc @oitbcrnelir Moooo
erlo'Ncn bot, trot g~eltern in aruit.
Wlc mon bier crfGhrt, miro Die Rouul
Woll Stcomlbip So. in aur5cm cine
Gon,pfer e &crbinounq 5piidcn Gnz
Ion lln0 9fclu PORT anlcqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
Zen Munb- Nratcrn alcid).

Gan I,rdneisfo&s Gal., Z.
September Eroielbr ". s.. Eide.
RING Der befonnte gitronom Der
"Snrporo llniueriit1t," Der ali Der
Hltfrel'e bon Den Snlpuii : Snlcll
geaenp0rtIg bier weiIt, bat Die into
%reI'ontc Mittbcilung gemad,t, DOB.
obglclh CT ole Gulfone oitf bcn 9a-
matt Su'eIn ME porber gelehen bottc,
otele Scrge iiir ibn nidbts Nelies &C.
botcn bottcnt boB er in ibner I'M DC
geltbciI oIte 9efonnte lpieoergefun
oe1t bnbe. gr bobe bic betretfenoen
Sorntottoncn pom ierile hGnilg onrdl
oaS SeIcltop betradtet, irloem Die So-
moil : &liltore oen ericidenen Sra.
tern oiti Dem MoRSc poilitaioig Gbn-
lid leiei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
Srnfcrcibciibcr hartnGdio.

Nto0ord sails, N..D., Z.
september. - Sm Gonocnt Der per-
einigtcn 0rudereibeiiber bon 9lnnerifo
biIoetc Die Soroerung oes odtitiinbi-
gen Irbeitstagcs leiteu$ Der Seter
ben 'olt ousihlieBlidcn @egenltonb
Der Grortcrungen. Ger Gonpent CT.
florte lif) elnmiitbig gegen Die Sor-
oerltng uno cs lit fcin Nn5eideu oa'
filr D%orbanOen, bob er BON Der Stel'
hung, melde oas grefutip i. Gomlte
geltern III Der Jroge genommelt, IT.
qenopie nbneid,en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
Mciprm Mrbcit in Yhilaoclphin.

Ebtld0elpb / q, 80, I. Sept.
- Die ti0i @obl . aileiiorcn illb.
rem gcltern, bon 5000 Der r%epltblifo,
nildjen, Der oemofrotiihen. Der Gitn,
Eartct mo Dem Eoli5ci B.. Gcpnrtc.
ncnt ongcborigen GertralrcnsmGn,
llcrn ilbcruadt. III Der om 0icnitog
b%egonnencn arbeit Der Heiniarna ser
W0blerlnten BON unbered)tigten Gin.
troglllgcn tort, Obmobl offi5ieuc
Wlttbeilulgen iehlcn, miro ol1ocitonl-
men, boB utqclohr 10000 Namen
ats Den Hilten olS gclctDiorig geitri-
den moroen iino. Die 4n5obl Scr
llell bln5ltgctommenen Nomen betragt
allem In'delnc nod) 10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

I w. lllNi'NA NV = ~ ~
Gopnl,cr ON 4. September cllet Eor
nlorid) nuf scr Minnbdrtncn< Strob(
1n0 nit Der Mltfpcrflng l1elltr
Sdon,merfc bC9onnc1, obcr lnleoer
3uriidginQcn, ioboIb lie olli rlIllld)e%
Irtiucric Tcltcr iticBcn.
gllh mcIoct Scr General cine In'
oriif8bcpcQltnQ ~itorfcr lopnn1lder
S,nIontcric NbtbciIrn1acn, pom SEA.
noucric unb NrtincriC bcglcitet, on 3.
September 1T Nor0 Goxco.
EriC0cn@ @onfett.
Sem Yort I. September.
Hcutc Nbcno ion0 I'M oUtctropolitons
Gltb" cilt 5lt Ghrcn Der rulIilbel
Observation-Disclosures bon GolD-
mel George aorDen o%rron9lrtcS Ban
felt ltatt. an mcldcm mebr, oenn 81
Ncrrcrl, bic inn iIn0n5lelen, geIel=
ldaittidcn mo poIltli6en Hebcn De.
Ser. Stootcn eiuc hcrporrogen0eNollc
ipiclcn tbcilnahmCll. Inter In0cs
rem worcn 5lrQcQcn: Stoat9- Scfretor
Glibu Moot, General @orace Eorter,
9lrthnr Z. 1orlcn, Eroliocnt Der llni-
ncrlit0t 2)olc, Mcp. q. |pmon Nbbott
unN/ 0bcrrihtcr M}or0on O'9rien.
.Io6an Tranfo'3 noIl~lt0loigc@ Srd2-
tier l~ielcrtc Die Iulclnutlif, 0ercn
Nro0rumm aus MIR ruliiihen Bolts
DcilCn bcitnn0,
Sic intCrnirtcn ri den
ShittC.
MafbinQton, 3. e., I. Scpt.-
Gus GIottcn QCportcment port2t
olti cine ontlihc Itlttbeilu1g pon
Gcitcn oc@ Stoot3 GeportemcntS be.
5iiQllh oc& Gricocn2ihIulle& 5mlIhcn
Nublon6 lmb %opon in%bclonbcre be
jilgIih ser 9coinQlulgcil, melhc Die
illtcrnirtcn arieg2itlllc betrciIen, ebc
&c 0clt Commencement, 6eren Die
9tlrilitt iiher oie Stilie iibertrogCn
it, Mctiunqcn crtbcllt, mie oontlt }rt
ocriohrcn lit. Sob0l0 Die >Snlornnz
lion Oont Stoot8 ECpQrtement Gin.
gcht, crunrtet mort Den 9Clchl sur
Srcigobc Der rlliliihcn 5diiie in Mo,
IliIo mo Wfnrc ,Salon6.
Nci Der GinItcnunq Der Seinoiclig
fcitct 5miidcn HltRlono mo Sopnn
miro od3 aricQ@ 2cportcnlent Die
Mrmcc- Sfii5ierc obbcrltien, ipeld)c sur
@cobodhung Der Srtcg8<S pcrotioncn
nod Dem iernen Often gelan0t NOR
0cn limo GCi Sen ioponiidcn Pr.
mcc'n bCfinocn lih @cncrolmojor Sir
thur WfcHrtbur ncblt NOilttontcn Ga
pit0n Barter ". Nclt pom If. Nlms
nc3 SoDnlleric . Rcglment, OberIt
lieutenant +. s. WtcGlcrnonb pom t..
aopoIlcric Mcgiment, WoIor Solcpb
e. altbr pont S%ngcnielu- Corps mo
Captain Charles Spnd) bonn W}coi5is
nal GepnrtCment un0 0en1 General
Itubc. Ncl 0cn ruiiiIhcn Grllppcn be
tit0cn 'ih: Nrigobc- @encrol Gbomo5
s.. @nrrn, 0bcrit NSobn San u. @oil
pom Mieoi5inoI Geportcment, M'o-
Ior W. ". Wocomb pom NrtiQcric.
Corps mo @encrolltnbc un0 Gnpit1u.
2. u. GIomon pom %. Snionterj1
Hc9lnIcnt Ger 8%cncrolltob mo bic
Nrmcc SiIi5icrc im 4Qgcmcincn lcbcn
nit spanning nnb lebboltcm Suite
rcIlc Den %polit0noigcn @crihtcn Die
ler Ncobodtcr entgcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

Dem Heliltot Der llnteriufun9 jli
modem.
SoB INTER 0ieien l%tnitonocn ote
oll9er1lelne Seioronib mddit mo bic
6ra9e, OBJ oenn Die Cholera bcrelt3
Dor Den Sboren Der Hcitabonptltoot
'tebe, ln1n1er louter rn0 GugitIlhcr &c.
'tellf miro, ut beqrciiIid).
Flotote III rotber Sdlriit limo bclttc
al Den Wouern 9crlin'a on0eidlo-
gen, lpel6e Die SousbGltcr criltd)cn,
ltrcll9 oorolt 5i ad)tcn, DOB lbrc Nob-
llltEl9ett rein qebolten nn0 ibrc Nbs
Ioue prompt entiernt lpcr0cll, oa Die
Cholera IN @eltprcl1Bclt %criltirt rno
DER Terfcbr nit ocn inii5irtcrl @es
9etoen lld)t eingeitclt merOcn fam.
lSpater.) - Ser Erdli0cnt Der
Fropin5 MeitprcuBcn bot cine Ser
orortung filr Die Ginrihtung BON II
Cholera observation-disclosures mo
Crcl Guorontone Statlonen lin
Sl1lBboote i'm Weid1elthuIc Crlul'clt.
SIC NclorgnlB iiber Den pcroGhtlgc1
5oII IN GborlottenbnrQ nat lid &c.
legt, oa bic bofterioloqiifc llntcrlus
dung OaS Nidtporbon0cnlcln polt
GDoleruteincn ergob.
@citcrc arontbritS. uno
GooeSfGllc.
@crlin Z. Scptembcr, 5.l2
Nbeno3. Sin iocbcn crlolienc@
onttIlhe9 Bulletin ergicbt. ooB 10
meme Grtronfltn9en mo 6 EoocsfGlle
an Der Cholera m0brcno DER bcirfc
Wtitto1 perilolienen u Stunocn IL
FreuBcn gemcloet murocnL I'M @on.
sen 1O5 Grtronfungen uno - CODES
f0lC.
VI arlcnmer0cr WcitprcuBcn,
I. Gcpt. - 0rei nCltc Grfrantun0cl
lrno clt Sterbefol an Der Cholera
limo IN olclcm Hegierrlnqbc5irt genet,
oct noroen. Die ncltcn 1S0Ue TOM.
men oltf ole Iorfcr &oqopbohc,
Sd)lrpib, arciS IborlL mo Surge.
brad, areiS Woriempcrocr. Ger To-
oc9toQ erei9ncte iid) in 9ticocr- Nus.
mdoB.
9romberg, FoieL I. Sept. -
Slcr bat lid Elm Eooc2foll on Der
Cholera crcignct.
US ut mtnmehr fcit0citcHt. boB Gin
Woller III Suoiuifolpo, &rCi@ Sdulbiu
mo cit Sl0Ber it Mopoicdomo, iucl.
die ais pcro0dtigt liolirt mor0cn Iino,
tbotI0hIih on Scr Cholera lciocn. .
Ro en-, Z. Sept. - Die ,Srol ei
mes Observation-Disclosures. Namet13
aorl Sdciilcr bon StcttirL itorh
bcutc blcraoG Der Cholera.
VI a rie III Il q, 2scltprelBel I.
Sept. - Qinc 6rou mp iiini Mon.
ner lillo bier Der Gbolcro crlc0en. s,Sn
benodjbor id0Stitirn 8bclInocn 1ic1
ctIihc pcrOdhtiGt Sale ultcr 8ccb.
odtuula mo hrei Sericlbcn lino be,
rclt9 ais Cholera crfonnt morocrt.
Seine W onDper in @uIt,
stem.
Ntcn Z. Sept. - Die Serbit-
Wotoocr oc@ Nrmeccorp5 in @olisie1
limo obbelteQt lporocrL ipohrideinlid)
onloBllh Der Cholera. Webrcrc mel.
tere Grfronfitn0cn iollcn in @uli5icn
cingCtrctert leilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
Sinrpln'S WcbmrteltGitc.

SoulSptIlc, Gp, Z. Sept. -
Nan crruurtct, oaB bel Der NbhuItunl
0ca n%ationolen Selolager9 Der &ctC,
rorcn aus Dem lpanl'den arlc0e,
meldc9 beltte in Milmniltee bcgin1t,
EN- EIuu III Inrcgilng gebrodt lpcr.
Den miro, peld)er allf Die GrlucrbunN
Der 8cburtsit1tte Gbrabom 9incpln'3
ob5lclt. 3iele liegt out etner 6nrm
III 2arue . Gountp, mclhe tiir5llh bon
". s. Collier IN Tep : 9ort eritonocn
muroc. Sr. Collier bat MIN ocnl&cr,
nebnnen mad Die Ibliht ertl1rt. ole
Jnrm eiltenl Der pdtriotilhcn 0r0Cit
bon Nnlcrlta 5ll iibermeilen, mo in
Solge 0cllen bot baS bteilge Camp
Der 8etcranen aus oem ipolIilfcll
9riege cine Helolution ongenommcn,
onrh lpeldle ieine 9elcgoten bic Ga.
DIE III Wfiliponfee sur Sprode brir.
gen loIlen. Gem Erdiibenten Hoole.
pclt mo Srn. Collier lit bon Dem 9c.
idluB MittbeiIune eeniodt moroen.
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

lden @ertrogeS. Mon ipritt Dem
8ertrog ben G%borafter zines Srie,
oensinItrunlcni3 ob, neil CT ooS
@lclfgcipid)t Der Woht I'M fcrnen
Often aufbebe, inoen er @robbriton-
MEN uno Sopon sum porberrifcn.
ben Saftor mode.
Gie uNopoic Gremio" 0llBert iid
oobin, bob Der Gertrog gegen Die
oeutIdcn El0nc III Sltoiicn gcrid)tct
lei, mobrcno Der nSoet" erflGrt, Cr
bcocltte ben NilsihIuB RuBlotO'S
bonn Eaciiic mo Der ofienen Sec
iibcroll III Niien. Gic n90rien= Sci.
tnn9" oertrltt Den gleid)cn Stor0.
punt.
Hon0onCr useinun0er
icbun9cn iibcr Den
&ertrag.
Hon0on, Z. Sept. - SIC Ser.
oiicntlihung bc8 an ~. 9lltgrit ob-
geldloIicnen britild) ioponiiden Ser
frogs tortL oo nod perificocnc fSo,.
molltoter 81 %erlc0igcn limo, nod
nld1t lt%attiinocn. Gle &croiicntl;.
dung miro, 10 bciBt eS int bieliacn
In@lportlgcn Nmte, Nniul10s lloditcr
Wod)c ertolgelr, bod merocn bic
Wfadte oorber nit Dem TSnholt be.
fon1t acntoht merocr. Sic bielioell
@crtretcr Der WGd)te ertlGren ld,rn
bclttc lbrc 9elricoigung nit Dem Wcy.
trdgc, lpelhcr, 10 miro nit Slider,
belt angenonlnlcn, in fcincr @ciie be.
ltcbcnoc HChtc bcrllbren miro.
ItS nod Dem NllSbrlrd bcS ruliiid).
lopnlilden &ricgCs Die Nopaller
bolo groBe eriolgc crrungCn, ml1roc
IN gelulllcn arciicn 6ie 9%efilrhtllno
9eollbert, Dob 9cutIhlun0'S Nciib'
ltono in aioutldoli, ulli ser &nIb,
tn1I Shal1tllnN int Snllc elmer 9tic,
ocrlo0c HuBIono'9 bcorobt pcrocll
miiroc. 60 MN olld oic oeutidclt
omtlld)en Srciic in 2onoon lid1 iiir
5ufricocnitellcno BON Der Ibntodu1Q
5pl'hcn England unh Sopon crfI0.
rcrt 10 'hclnt cine Glnmilhulg IN
ben Gu@bou Der oeutihcu aolonic in
Gblno o1ageldlolicn 5u lein.
Mohrcn0 Mci Noi Nci mobrid,ein.
lid III ocnt ncuen &ertrogc iibcr.
baltpt nld)t crlp0hnt lit, oiirltc Gn0-
lono lcncn &ufGn ST. rdllnlen bcreit
lcir. Inter scr @orollSicbltn0, ooB
Der &crtrog feline IenoCrlu1g Der
Scrboltnil'c III Sitnlicn CUR Solde
boben miro, Ncbt Dos &ouptilttcrciit
@roBbritonnicn'a oobin, slt crflttt.
ben, mic Der @crtrdg olti Snoicn
mirten miro. .'n
3n 6eItung$bof Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

Gin in S~untingoon, Senn., aus
gebrod)enes Seler bat fiini &c.
lhofts . 6irmen i'm 0etrogc non$i0,.
900 geihooigt.
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BIT i e it ung$boft Der.
lrt BELT.

9crttn 7. Scptember. - Iof.
tor @oltber III Heip5ig lit lucqcn
3mcitampics 5n Orei Wonotcn Sc.
ItllnG p%crurtbeilt lporoen. EroicIior
0irih, Der anrtcltr0ger bel Dem
ebrcnbonocL erbicIt 5pci Go9e Sc.
ltrrng. Moltbcr'S @cgncr. Or. Bad.
bollS, miro 'ettc @onolllngalpciic Dor
Dem Milit0racrid)t 5ll pcruntportcn
boben, Gr bottc ourd &c%rleunnoun.
gen Moltbcr'a reidc @roltt obipenitig
genlodt rno tic oom icIbIt gcbciro.
thct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
Suhu Mitd,eQ's Mm hrn.

@iIfesbarre, va, q. Sept.
- Sobn SeInte, Gin a%oblengrober
pom Saslcton 0iItrift ltonb porge-
Itcrn Dor Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Inn ieine Griifung ais ongebcnoer
9iirger Mmerifa's ob5ffleger. gls
er gefrogt muroc. mer Der Erdlioent
Der Ser. Staoten iei. antmortete er
nit iiegesbepuBtem Sdheln: .Sohn
Mitdeu." Limo per lit Der @orper'
ncilr bon Eeuniplpanien?" NOR Die
nGd1itc ISroge, morauf Selote nod, gu
%periid)tlider ermioerte: nSobn Mlt-
deli gr iiel nit 6lon5 burd) mo
miro iein Slid nod einmal perlud)en
miiiien.
Sn Chicago, Sa., bat Die 3obl
Der Sfnlfinoer am eriten Shultagc
oieicS Sduliabres 2i7,OO bctraacli,
a~eeeniibcr 235,0O0 an oemiclbcnS age
oes V~oriabres.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
KAISER IN MOROCCO.
German Ruler is Given a Warm Re
ception When He Lands in Afri

Tangicr Morocco, April 3. 1no
steamer Hamburg. with the German
emperor on board. arrived here today
from Lisbon The emperor was well
coined on landing by representatives
of the sultan. the diplomatic corps and
n large crowd of people. The usual
salutes were exchanged between the
escorting German cruiser. PrinZ Fried
rich Karl. and the land batteries, and
two French warships now in these
waters.
The emperors landing was delayed
three hours. owing to the heavy sea.
The emperor. who was accompanied by
a brillian, staff. rode on horseback
through the denselY crowded streets in
the German legation. Later he re en-
barkcd on board the Hamburg.
Emperor William was received by
ABB Ell Malck. the sultnn's uncle, with
Deputations from the German resi-
dents and leading Moors We're pre-
sented. The Germans delivered an adj
dress of welcome. to which the en-
peror briefly replied. The emperor pro-
ceeded to the German legation. where
he held a reception to members of the
diplomatic corps and Arab nobilities.
He left the legation at 30 p. m, say
Ing that ewing to the delay in land
ing he could not remain any longer,
but must proceed to Gibraltar. AT the
landing stage ADD El-Malek presented
the imperial visitor with gifts sent by
tine aultan, and Emperor William re-
embarked after having been scarcely
two hours ashore.
The emperor was accorded splendic.
reception by the natives, who. however.
We're greatly disappointed at the brew
nj vie
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
ON HUNTING TRIP.
President Roosevelt and Party Leave
for the West and South on Fine
Special Train

Washington d. c.. April 5--Presi-
dent Roosevelt left AT 9:05 this morning
on his trip to the south and west. He
will be absent about two months.
The special train, which is one of the
finest the Pennsylvania railroad has
ever sent out of Washington, consists
of three cars the presidents private
car, Rocket" a Pullman sleeper and
a combination baggage and buffet car.
The train is handsomely fitted and con-
tains every known appliancS to insure
comfort and safety of passengers.
In the party besides the president
We're: Secretary Loeb, General S. b.
NJ. Young, DIR. Alexander Lambert.
Lieutenant c. r. Fortesque. one of the
presidents aides; Nj. G. Latta, and j.
l.. McGrew. stenographer; II. A. Stroh-
meyer, photographer. and representa-
tives of the newspaper press associa-
lions. The trip is being made primarily
to enable the president to attend the
reunion of hns old regiment of rough
riders, which is being held at San An
tonic. Tex, next Friday and to hunt
big game in Oklahoma and Colorado.
Incidentally the president will deliver
some notable addresses at several
places en route.
His first important stop will be at
Louisville tomorrow morning, where he
will be the guest of the city for three
hours. He will go from Louisville di-
rectly to st. Louis. and thence to San
Antonio. After leaving San Antonio,
the president will go to Oklahoma for
n wolf hunt, and proceed thence to
Colorado to hunt big game in the noun
tains.
While he expects to be In the wild
west of Colorado for a considerable
time. the president will keep in con-
slant touch, by means of couriers with
the nearest telegraph station. and with
Washington. and thus will be enabled
20 attend to such important business
IS may demand his personal attention
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
GERMANY FOR PEACE.
Kaiser Emphatically Declare. Sultan
Need Not Fear Any European
Reforms.

London. April. 5.-The correspondent
at Tangier of the Times asserts that
the correct version of Emperor WILL
Jams conversation with representa-
tives of the sultan of Morocco is as fol-
lows:
The emperor Declared that he had
come expressly to Tangier to assert
that he would MAJ ltain absolute equal
ity of German Ct nomic and CONNER
ciai rights. and that he would not all
low amy power TO obtain preferential
advantages.
The sultan, he said, was the free
sovereign of a free country. and Ger
many would insist in always carrying
on her affairs directly with him, and
would never allow any power to act
as an intermediary.
THE present WAS an unsuitable time
to Introduce reforms on European lines,
and all reforms should be founded on
1Slamic laws and traditions.
Finally the emperor declared that
he had made these views quite clear
In a conversation with the French
charge d'affaires."
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
Two "Pants" Stories.

Chicago Journal: Richard Golden, who
used to be known as Old Jed Prouty, was
out walking in the suburbs of Seattle the
other day when he met little fellow
strutting along with all the dignity OF
young manhood and wearing a pair Of
trousers which We're so long that they
wrinkled perceptibly at his ankles.
Flow old are you?" asked Golden with
cheerful inclination to draw the boy
into conversation.
The little chap appeared confused, hest.
tated and finally replied: We'll. 1 aini
but u. but my pants is marked IT,"
Speaking about pants brings UP an.
other story. Nat Goodwin declares that
last spring he had occasion to turn down
persistent street beggar and remon-
strated with him on his laziness sad hIs
ragged clothes. The mendicant drew him.
self up stifiy and replied: My pants
may be ragged. sir. but they cover .
warm heart