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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-03
MEXICO WANTS
ANTONIO FELIZ
EXTRACTION PROCEEDINGS
PENDING
KIDNAPPING IS THE CHARGE
Alleges That He Captured Mexican
Subject and Forolby Conveyed
Him Across Border Into
United States
KIDNAPPING IS THE CHARGE

Antonio Feliz, better known in Los
Angeles as Antonio Felix, at present
serving four months sentence In the
county jail for smuggling, is now
awaiting extradtion proceedings before
United States Commissioner Van Dyke.
For several months, the Mexican au-
thorities have been searching for him
throughout California, charging him
with kidnapping an alleged Mexican
murderer, named Juan Antonio Puebla,
ment at San Quentin on November
21, 1904.
According to the charges made by
the Mexican government, Feliz went
327 feet over the Mexican border line,
captured Puebla by force and carried
him into the United States, where he
delivered his prisoner to Chief of Police
Hammel and Detective Taamantez.
Several alleged eye witnesses to the
capture have given their testimony 20
that effect and the Mexican ambassa-
dor at Washington has demanded that
Feliz be made to answer.
The extradtion papers from Mexico,
now in the marshaps office, made the
following charges: That on November
10, 1904, Antonio Feliz drove across the
border line in a buggy, and proceeded
towards a ranch owned by Benito Do
minguez When he was nearly there,
and about half way between Aquatic
and El Romo, he overlook a wagon
containing three Mexicans, Juan Hi
guerra, Manuel Marquee and Juan An
tonic Puebla. 1t is claimed that the
three men were on their way to Real
del Castillo, where they were to be en-
ployed as wood choppers.
1t is alleged that when Feliz saw the
three men, he got out of his buggy ana
asked if Puebla was in the wagon, and
when he was told that he was, Feliz is
said to have put handouts on him
carried him to his buggy and drove off
towards the American line.
The men who were driving with
Puebla, at the time of his arrest, say
that he was helplessly drunk and lying
in the bottom of the wagon. They say
that Feliz asked them to help him
make the arrest and carry the uncon-
scious man to his buggy, but they re-
fused.
1t is further charged in the papers,
that Feliz invaded Mexico and made
soc
Hammel and Detective Talamantez
who waited on the opposite side of the
line for the prisoner.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-03
Saw FeIiz and Prisoner

Francisco HERMANN, a ranch owner
near Tia Juana, testified that Feliz and
his prisoner drove up to his place to
get refreshments. He says that when
he asked Feliz why he had the man so
securely shackled, he was told by
Fellz that he had just arrested him at
Las Juntas ranch, eight miles from the
boundary line, and was on his way to
Campo, where he would surrender him
to the authorities.
Feliz is further alleged to have said
that he had captured Puebla only after
a desperate encounter, saying that the
man had put up a great fight. Feliz
exhibited a scratched nose as the re-
suit of the conflict.
Several months ago Feliz was ar
rested and sentenced to three months
Imprisonment for smuggling Chinese
into the United States. He served his
term and, on his release, was rear
rested for smuggling horses over the
line. This sentence has just expired,
but Feliz will be held pending his eX-
| tradition.
Juan Antonio Puebla, the Mexican
who is claimed to have been arrested
by Feliz, was convicted of numbering
Abundo Garcia in the Santa Monica
canyon October 13, 1898. He was ar
rested November 10, 1904, by Chief
Hammel and Detective Talamantez,
and sentenced to life imprisonment
November '21.
Detective Talamantez, in speaking of
the arrest of Puebla yesterday after
noon, said; 81 don't see why the Mex
lean government should serve these
papers on Feliz. Feliz to my certain
knowledge was not in San Diego county
on the day of the arrest and it was
there that Hammel and l arrested
Puebla. We went to a little town in
San Diego county and captured the
man as he was making some pur-
chases in small store. Feliz had alb
solutely nothing to do with the
matter"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-03
WILKES GOES FREE OF
FALSE PRETENSE CHARGE
PROCEEDING AGAINST HIM is
DISMISSED
Deputy District Attorney Fleming
Holds That Evidence Submitted Is
Insufficient to Convict, and Orders
His Discharge

Deputy District Attorney E. j. Flem-
ing yesterday dismissed the prosecution
against Paul Tupper Wilkes, charged
with obtaining $500 from Elizabeth La
Rue by false pretenses, and ordered the
defendant discharged
In explanation of his action, Deputy
Fleming issued the following state
ment:
"The defendant was accused of hav-
ing obtained five hundred dollars from
the complaining witness, Elizabeth La
Rue. by false pretenses in this; that
he did represent and pretend to her
that he was the president of bank in
Goldfield, Nevada; that he was the
owner of five hundred shares of stock
therein, and that he would sell the
same to her for the sum of $780, and
that she, relying upon said representa-
tons, paid him the sum of $500, but
that she never received the stock and
that all the representations were false.
THE evidence submitted showed that
the defendant went to the home of Miss
La Rue and, in the presence of a third
party made all of the representation
just mentioned and requested her to
go down to the bank and give him the
money, and he would turn over the
stock.
"They went to the Southern Califor-
MIA Savings bank and Miss La Rue
drew her check in his favor for $500,
but the defendant said that he could
not cash the check, as he would have
to be identified, and suggested that she
draw the money and pay it to him,
which she did.
Gave ~. o. w." for $500
"He then told her that he could not
deliver her the stock until the follow
ing morning and, when she requested
some evidence of her having paid him
the money he gave her an L. o. u
for $500.
"Under section 1110 of the penal code,
upon a trial of this nature it is neces-
sary for the false pretenses to be
proven by the testimony of two wit
nesses, or one witness and corroborat-
ing circumstances, unless the false pre-
tense was accompanied by false token
in writing, subscribed by the defendant.
There were no witnesses present at the
bank who could testify as to what
transpired between the parties in in
terest at that place, and the false token
relied upon by the complaining witness
would be wholly insufficient for the
reason that, upon it's face, instead OF
corroborating the complaining witness
statement, it would tend strongly tt
show that the $500 paid to the defendant
was in the nature of debt. For the
above reason the complaint was dis
missed this morning in Judge Pierce
court.
I'VE have heard rumors that a finan-
cial settlement had been made by the
defendant with Miss La Rue, or thai
one was in contemplation, but our
action was not influenced in any way
by reason that a settlement had beer
or may be made, as the defendant is
entitled TO his discharge independent
of any question of civil settlement"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-03
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fir 1fientlihe SidlerBeit-Santen,
sub spartement oes 0ebdnoe=S uipettDrs
Yitrenus, NnthllauS.

Baltimore. Den 2. W(dr3 1905.
~g(ngebote fir ole @rri6tlng zines 8ebdnoeS
fir oeH WinDor uno StaotrGtb 6er Stabt 9nltis
more aIf eitem @rlfIbititd an Der Ottieite oes
SeHtre Utarfet Space. tllolt6 bon Der BaDflrores
StraBe,-oas ais Elm Silfntartt befamlt Titl fou,
peroei bon Der u9oaro Of snparoS" '~enteeeen
g%eHonHel tperoen.
Sir Oiefc arbeit miiifen G~usebote in .5iuei
lepuraten, oeribieoenelI uno urdbbdnetgen Sbet'
l.. Gin Nneeboi iir bic 5unoament.@rbeiten
bis 81 elmer alti oen SeibUlngen diigeqehenen
Hiitte, ogs nIs gItgebot iiir Die 6lnoaTtente be-
=. Sir bic eanse 9lrueit nno 6as Ge6duoe
iiber bet 6unhaments Nrbeiten.
Aleeboie miiiega IN oeriteaeitel, ggrief.llnts
AM ODER BOT Dem %, WiGrS 1905, g0rutittngs
II 1lBe bel Dem StnotsHegtitrator, 9rn. sSarrD
G 3; S9gP Ensrb IN Oei &lfTni q, g 'IiSfG 5Id im % E1,s1i,I nrit eur 5rr
guIfi6riit r8ios ior 6iib Wiarfet. Sounontton
2Sori" illo retp. pGios tor Slid Wiarfet, Super
StrlIctlire" neriebel iein.
Senes observation-disclosures miB bon einem
bealuubi9ten 9bed IN Der 0b9e bon $500, 5abls
bar an Den Wiapor mo Staotrutb bon 8alti'
Son Dem. ertolerci6en aneebotTteuer miro Die
StellltIla etHer quten liilo aenitaeToen Blirg'
itaft. Dem %ooppClten gSeribe 6eS 9ontrdtteS, iuie
i'm S~taotsGbarter porgei0riebeu, 9Ieidfontuleno,
BIancos 5ormuIare fir S~(ngebote f6nnen i'm
gilreau oes @ebduoe 5nipeItors entgegen ge'
1oltrtefl merheT.
oeS @ebdloesS nlpeilors nab oeri q. Mnr5 1905
eingefeben peroeu.
9opte'n bon 3eibnuneen mo Spe3ififntionen
toeroen ben Observation-Disclosures 1tur aeliebel,
tnoeir ~oteielben etHell begldllbtgteu Sbed I'M Bee
TRACE bon $50 - 6dblbur an ben Wlunor uno
Staotratb bon Baltimore oepontren; beiu9ter
9bed mtto -5uriidgeaeben, perl bic 3etdrlllgeH
Dor Der OeftnlI1g Der I1qeboie an Den @ebdlloe'
Snipctior 8ltrid aelieiert iperoen; nnoerenfau5
lpirb oerieIbe h~erfuleH ieir.
SoIlte1 Die 3eidllun1e1l lltIo SDe5iIifdtio1en
beif1oiat ooer herIiHitnltet iporoeu fetI, iuiro ole
Summe bon $40 6uriid9ebalteIL ais l~iQuioirte
Gnif6doiatng.
Die geb6rSe hfbdlt Ii6 oaS Gcbt Dor, irgeuo
iuelde uoer ali EgluNehUie SIT hertuerfen.
Gbmaro .. Breton,
9ebduoesS nfpeftor.
geitdtiat:
e. Slab Simanns,
gfnhnr
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Morn 81. Dies.

Sc Itar6 am II. Mdr5 1905. 5 ll6r glor9ens,
nab IaHeer i6iperer 3rdnibeit Wlar1 u: Sieg,
geIiebte Satin bon Bernhard SieB, I'M %.
Sabre ibreS SebenS. Gube In Srieoen! Sle
@eeroigung finoet 2ienltna, ben IA, Dldr5, 8
u6r 8oruiittdas, bon i6rer lebten &Sobnutg,
iiad Der Iatboif6en Ct. Saioblis. stirGe, BET
ieblng dtf Der .Raltimorer GeH1eterD. Ser
ipdnote uno 5relinoe iiHo adtingsooa eingeIa'
ben, bei5uluObneH.
(Golumbin mo 9ancaIler, ga, 3eitli1aen
ipoQe1 gefl. cuptreH. Gi-4)
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@iGian, ". W>IQrr.

SO ftGrU am II. Mdr5 1905, nm 1k2 ll6r
Gn6mitiaas, @tfltnm ". Wliaer, ~qeliebter Sat
te bunDiaria Is. DIituer, i'm glItcr bon GS Sab
rem. in ieiner Gebieu @|o6Hulq, gr. Gil, Sitos
9bGrIeSsStrGBe. Sns 2ei6enbeadnauiB iinoet
Sienitag, gd6miiingS nm 2 tbr, BON Grduers
banie aus GIf Dem a@altimorer 5rieoboi" itatt.
Oh bit nab pieIen bnrten S6mer5eu
Bon Seineu, 9iebeu forigeeilt,
9ic an nit iorgennouem Ser5eH
Die drantbeit bdtten eert aebeilt
Sod anoers mar'S bel Gem 6el6lo(en,
Sn oehen San6 mir 9tIe limo. 1907
Sie traueruoe
@nttin, SO6ter NIB ShwtearriObn,
T1-3)
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Iiigenbofte 9eri6t groben l1nmiIen
heroorgerufen. @enn ms @uibing.
ton feline before uno ii6erere %itotiiti.
Idle Nngoben lieieru fam 10 mare IS
better. Anr feine 4M Iieiern."
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S9eftep8 &omon vgffe.
baro" bot Inn 6ebruor ieinen 80. @e-
bltrtStag aefeiert. Gr lit in Dem Sr-
bilGumSjubre in Der 200. NIuflage err
ldicuen, rmO mie oft lit er in Inlerita
nodgeorudt por0cn! Ginen Iold]en
Grfolg boben nltr mcnige Homone
o%uf5umeiicn, ober nGffeborO"oeroient
i'm oltf).
SIN Sabre 1901 boben d
1916 Yerionen in GlioB-2 otGringen
noturoliiireu Ioiien; 242 moren BORT
geboren, ober ieiner Belt nod) Sranf=
reid miSgeponocrt unb botten oos
fron5oIiide 9iirgerre6t ertporben.
@iniqe an0ere maren nod Der Sdrpei5
ooer 2ltrenburg %geganGen. 0ieIeS
3uriidtebren aus 6ruufreid lit eiu
8emeis, ooB ii6 Die @migronten mebr
uno mebr nit ben 3ultdnoen IN ben
Hei6slonoen beri0bnen ulo Die &c.
liderten @erbdltniiie Den iron50iiI6en
3uitGnoen por5ieDen.
q d] nur engli 6en un0
omerifunii6en 8ldttern mod)t Oie
oeutid)e &e6ti6reibrng pielc S6lpie.
rigfeiteu, ull6 Die itolienii6en lino
bel Dem fiir5lihen 9eilt6e oes Oelltz
iden Sronprin5en uno letner @rout
III 6loren3 ihmer bcreingefollcn. 9o
crideint in 9egIeitung Der @ranora
dbelio Cecilia oi Mleblenbltrgo Sdrue.
rim Die @rGiin BON Der Sdulmburg
u10 Der General Wfolt5nblt, Der Sof-
moridoa oe5 Gronprin5en ola Major
Srotba. Mud ein SberIieutnnnt Don
Stulfnutgl un0 Der ufficiole meoico
obitabiortgt Mie0cman limo einge-
t%roifen. limo Der gepiiienbofte itolies
niid)c 9critterItottcr perifrucigt olld)
nid)t Die Anflmit OeS SeGrctario 81
Stoto @oiitaoiieirtdirc. Die SrGger
ser Nonlen b. 5. Shulcnbura. Wtolts
5abn, Grptbo, StiiIpnogel mcrben &C.
nib nit Den SberitabSdr5ten mo
SofltnbSiefretdren lo6en, menn lie Die
8erbun5ung ibrer Nomen uno Sitel
Ieien. . Der bette Sprof icin Elm ierr
imcrrer Sprnt.'
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60 6iemIi6 oie gan5e
Sreiie oeS 2onoes, 10 peit tie inns 81
@eiift gefommen iii, miro aus Dem
@orfielo'i6en 9erihte iiber Die Gr-
gebnilie Der Sleii6truit +. llnterill-
dung nidt flrg. Nun meloen lif)
ole Seilte gum @ort, Die ooS SdlGd-
tergeldoft genou fennen-ltno erflG-
rem Den 8erbienlt bon SO GentS am
Stiid Shlahtpieb fir eitel Wumpit.
Gin unabbGngiget SdlGbter aus
9tebrosfo erfl1rt: sd idlod)te in
iebem Sabre mebrere Souienb Stiid
Hinopieb mo oils id Den 9eridt oes
requirements 5uerIt las, iuuBte id)
nid)t, Oh i6 laden ooer ililden Ioate.
Der 9eridt iagt, Der Ourdid)nittli6e
Erofit om Stiid lei SO GentS gepe-
ien. 9os lit ipirflih groBartig uno
crinnert ullS an ole bargains" in
ben 0eportements.Qnoeu Iber mo-
RIM bohen iie Den ertra Sent an,
Collar niGt 5ueeacben2 IS befinoet
iid) nidt ein Shl1dter i'm Sonbe,
meld)er &inoer fir Den Iarft idlo6,
tet nno ebrlid, lit, wel6er nift Slge.
ben miro, 0oB or oil ieoem Stiid eli
men @eluinn bon So bis So bat. Selbit
i'll einem elltiernten 2anoeStbeile ba'
ben nil e;nep iolden @euinn nnn
smor obre 0ilsen Der Mbfole, lpie
SCARE, Sorner. Sufe II. |. m., aus mel.
den Ole Observation-Disclosures IN Gbi.
eoeo erobortige Ginfiinfte be5iebert,
Die Sbee BON MIR SO Gents @eminr
an einem Stiid Rinopieb lit 10 Iaher'
lid, ooB man iid lpirnoern muB, miC
Elm oerortiees Gpfnntent als oas &e.
iuIiat elmer omtliden llnterilf)lnne
neroffentlid)t meroen fohitte. Inter
ms ueitliden ShIdd)teru bat oieiel
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epart rs gru5sHt an alien ,thtlafFsea De.
grGbntiien.
Gin fh1ner Sara, enttpeber init
f6nar5em 9u9 ooer meibem ooer
eruuem 9lif6stleber5ug &Mes tar
Sarg,@infdb, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
@inbuIfanirune oer 2etbe, Ernper' NE
flor,
Seffnlne bes @rabes. 9 gnat 51nbI6rbe,
Qet6entpagen uno 8 feine autfden.
&iaiam 9uuf, 2etfenbeifuiter,
Rprtbs uno @reenmountsgIbe. Beioe Telephone.
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Ger ruiiiid TOpe @opor
befinoet iid 5ur Belt in YoriS mo
l0Bt ii6 bon 3eitlmgSlcltcn inter
Oiemen. Gr iagt: prSeBt lit cS aus nit
Dem G5oriSmuS, ser @lorieni6ein,
Der Den G5oren umgob, lit fir ooS
9litge OeS @itlhifS erGoiden. IS miro
nod piel 9llit flieBen ober OoS 8lut
miro befru6ten0 mirfen." Ginitueilen
mil @opon in Ser Gerborgenbcit lez
ben, 0o err nod cine groBe Nilfgo6e SIT
erfiillen babe; er fiird)tet ober, Die mi.
iiide 8oIi5ci iei hrd in Der 6remoe.
Gr er50blte oem SSnterpielper, nic CT
nod Den greigniiiell Dom %. SonIor
enttam, mieier Iid mebrmols perflei-
ben mo nnfenntlih MADDEN muBte
uno i6lieBlid nit S6mugglern iibcr
Die @ren5e fam, bat o6er, oariiber
nidtS 9tabereS mit5ntbeilell, lpeil Die
rltilii6e &oli5ei ionIt errotben lpiiroe,
mer ibm gebolfelt mo i'm beberbergt
babe. Sn Dem 8latte Der in Yoris les
benoen &ebolrttionGre ga Sribhne
Rulie"ueroifentli6t @opon cinen Nltf-
ruf an ole io5ialiltiifen Ynrteien
HuBlano'S, in Dem er 5lr Sortiebung
Der reuolutionGren 9epegltng, sur
&erni6tung oeS alitotrntiiden Hegi=
mes mo sur @inieBung elmer propi-
ioril6en reuolutiondren Hegierung
ouiforoert. 8om auslanoe aus it's
nidt %riSfont, Die Guiien CUR Gernid-
tlug oeS ietiaen HegimeS ouf5uril-
fen oeSbolb bGlt iid) Der Grpope
moblpeiSlid Oo auf, no i'm Die ruff
iden 9eboroen nidt foIien fonnen.
Seine Soee bon elmer propi loriiden
reuolutionGren Re9ierun9 lit iibriz
gems ein lln0ing. 9oS piiroe 3lt-
itanoe berbeiiiibren, Die piel idIim.
mel ludren, wie Die ieet beitcbenoen.
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Qnmnnn . Hnrf.

Der 9anptidaltfIfts SrieoaOt tn Baltimore.
gu ieoer Belt erteibbar, Siinf GelttS Sdbr'
GELD BON allen GtaottbeiIen. StraBenbabns
BagaonS palliren ben Sdupteinenng due bret
Wtnuten. gSdrmes W1rteBimmer fir SoIhe,
bic ben Srieobof bel rnubem @eiter befuden.
Beeri0nibrIibe gu iebr mdbieeH Rreifen,
fdnlmiIi6 unter forttpdbrenoer 8fleee.
Bureau: Rr. II, eit'SaratugasStraae.
(Snn6-)
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Nnn[ Mrnhrr-

IS ftorb am 10. Midr5 1909 Rnul Grubsr,
sabre Ieines aeben% ee6orcn in 0ieren.
Seutf6laHo. Aube IN Sftcocu! Sic NeerOte
grna iinoet BON Der gSobulng ieiner Iottcr,
6ruu Sumes oaniou. gr. $50. FortlanoeStr.
ans itatt. Sic 3eit ~Oerielbcn miro ipdter nnges
8eigt. tI3)
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@nnhernplle Gnthcfunn.

5rau M. SleiifHg, beroorrueenoe Spesialiitin
fir 6ruueits2eioen. Gamer iolten fih in allen
Sduen oertrduIider glrt an MID meuoeii. 3Senil
bate ME eineu ein5iaen ,Seblidlaa @rIeidtes
riiite In Az Stlnoen ODER feline ge5abllne pers
Iangt. &ein Sdlnlera. ooer @efabr. ODER uiiicrs
Spref5immer ODER briefli6, SO. Yripatsllnfer'
foriihem fir 9anen. 4eidiilte. gsdrteriftnet.
Ger5tli6e Bebdnoliing. fpenli 9eluilnidt. Strere
pertrnulid. HaibertbeiIung frftenfret. Spreds
ftltoen bon 10 Sorrn. biz s sbenos; Sonrta9s
bon 2 bis 8 9subnI. 5rai U. gleifng, Nr. 40,
@eit. 8 apette. Strake. (@Ndrs0.1&o,1S)
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SObn 8. Senfel,
gr. 604, siib.e barSs etraRe,
ift mr. Qpidlenhpstnttpr.

'ueI1er ale gluttrdee ftets sur 8ufrie6entiit
c%uSfibrt. Die bon ibm bebnrS sttrn 9eiden
f6nrien g8o6eH fons Iieeen, obue bic gerin9iten
o]reouirte 1etr6aIfomirsrin, nnb III lie S,esaHS.
hug bon GrauenIei6en oeren sDe1iuIitd:.
(San10,1O
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8efanntmadnngen.
gn bic Nttionare Der %,itniteo glailtuaBS aub
NIecIric Enninnnh nnn Anltimnrc.n

8GTttmore, Mb., Is. Tcbr. 1905.
Siermit nirb beiannt gsliG6t, Dab Die ,ies
6ertrdguugssBiibe oieier SulaodgIie an 5ien'
itag, ben 2S. Sebru1r, gla6mIttags 3 llbr, aes
nnb am IA. Wir5 1895 lpieoer ge1ffs
net perbeu.
SIN Outrage beS Sireftor'url3
s.. Is. Dte3tttuH,
Ge6rt5, %, 28; Uldr51D S1abmclIter.
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Mb.-ggtnoIor 22s.
SuGn Serbia e Su6n,

9eideubettdtter uno Gi~nbnlIamirer
Gr. 200S, Srlcansitr.-Wfo EEL: @inoiDr 800.
3ipeiggei6ait; gr; 524, oerl. @aiternsgloenne,
StgblnnntoluH, Baltimore, MurblHun 5eIepbOn:
gSinoior 90. anil6erl iueroen g~eliefert tiir So9s
5eiteu, llnter9aItungen uno anbere gele9enRet'
ten. (Sebt4,1S,I&S)
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Baltimore Eeineteril

Bhrean: SIR. 344, acknowledgements.
8eerdbniBpIdee 5utn 8erianf - bon S25 an,
NIT Marnorpfoften abeearen5t, 1856 9Iat
far bier @rdber. (Sonta fSO
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Snoesf1ne.

Nm Q. Wldr3 G1nrles gl6ert, I Sabr nlt.
PIN ~. Wtdr8 CHA g.. SrnuS.
Nm ~. ,Wtdr3 Rbtltpp 8. @iuteriteiu I'M Nls
er bon 30 Sabren.
Vim 10. Widr5 Senrn Gudl i'm 5utuiun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

unb botte meniger ,i6lo9fertige Seq
ncr, ais tie Die &iliien in ben Sopo.
nern ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
@~eriammlnngs . Mnseigen.

yrit.@uo 2eibs uuo spar.0ereiu."
Sic 81. idbrlife S%eriammluna uno gSabI
bon 5iu6If Sireitoren tinoet Niittiupdl Ibeuo,
ben 10. MirS, i'm 3erinmmlungSs 3intnter, 9lr.
1921, SrIcanssStrabe 9de ~9bapekStrqbe, U,
nbr. MitsIieber iino eriuGt, ~Oerislban 1bet8n'
ipobnen.
G0,2-O 8. Seiomann, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
@ermiihte 4nseigcn.
Nanfiaanna.

~UHlTUUHHU'
MIlet Genen. Die bent 8egrdbnib unierer ges
Giebten S6pefter. Sri, Snlia Doninser bon
Der S8obnung ibrer S6lpeiier, 5rau Charles
Hettberg. VT. rs. 9elairsgbeule. aus AM
Montus yinbinittag um 3 llbr beiipobnten, ius
lute iir ole pteleit ifnncn Blumeneeluiiioe H..
fpeSieu Sru. Sditor Sr. Sulius Soimnnn fir
Die i'm Iraucrbnnie mo an 8rdbe gefpenoeten
troiireihen SSorte fagen mir lnierei i~nhiefter
Sdnf.
(731
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
SDrraiue.

MaIertf& = 8nrfartia - SrtebIi1.
WeItIi@ bon gpdIbroof elm uno eine bdIbe
WeiIe. 8enust ote nit BopbattaH be8et9neie
Nortb. 9tbenuesGar Sreie 8utf9en 9la6m..taeS
am terminus. 8reife ben 9egrdbnibtteuen lest
fpe5ieu. letdbte BebtnguHgeH. 3eIepton =
gaton 223. 8lreau: SrnntItn. aHb @imbior.
Slpabe. SerIanot 9roi6lre. (Wlai4.1S.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

IInterridJt
fur Dttey, 0uitarre nub NlaubpItne erttetIt
bis 5iir b5&ften sIu&biIoure o. etp6meiy, Ut.
1901, Vdrt.Mre. :. Widrblnub 'Hbone Noberi
<21: g. 3. '1tpne W2abifou ,f6t y.
(Oft23. 1&6.tSN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

Gin inngef Monn, % a.
mems $. W. 9eoler bon Gomoen, g.
S, lit uusEonama 5uriidgefebrt uno
erfl1rt, bob monatlid iiber 100 Ser
ionen in Der 3~anol5one bonn gelben
Sieber biiigeraiit weroen. Gr ruth
iungen 2euten, lire Sout fir nidt
ipelliger oils $500 monotlih in
Dem m0roeriiben alimlo Bananas
ais slrbeiter 81 Worfte 81 trogen.
Sollte Sr. 9ealer uiht etiuos itorf
auieetroeen Daben9 Die aannl-
G%ommiiiion bot bod Die gan5e 3eit
her erfl1rt, Dab Die ianitaren Suit6n-
De In banana iebr 5ufrieoenitelenoe
ieien. llebertreibunaen, iuie 8ertii-
ihuneen iiber Die ianifGren 3%ultanoe
in Der adpoIsone iino sleid,ermaBen
pom ltebel. alarbtit unb @abrbeit
inns. Die oas IoIf Der 8ereinieteil
Stoaten uiiuidt uno p%erIangen oarf.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-12-16

The Zurich city fathers. after having
successfully devoted attention to by.
ri,nc, pure water and unadaiterated
food. have now tackled what has been
faootiousiy called tho Anal menace TO
public h.alth-the doctors" Hence.
forth to the physician and surgeon
Zurlca will be = closcS borough. For.
~ members only Of the profession
have been approved by the municipal.
ity. salaricd 1t the rate Of c50o per
annum. and told TO attend patients
gratis. The necessary annual fund IL
to b. raised by . poll tax Of four
francs each Of the 10000 inhabitants.
American Medicine.