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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23
cANtDA's NEw alILaoAD.


The length ~ TIE main line the
new transc0nnnehtai railroad IL Can
ada-from Nonctou b Port eimpssn.
q estimated ~ bree tbousana, nge
hundred miles. u H. expected 20 cost
IN TIE ~nesRhborhood u onc huhdref
and twenty-five mlaton dollars. q
which sixty i've miiii0Dn are for ha
Eastern section, % b. built b. the geF
eminent and sixty millions Tor ne
Western aecuoa. 10 BE- ysIit ~ ne
railway company
IN addition 70 tho main lire. there
are several projected branches. soHs
20 connect a,fh ms principal toens
and cities 70 the souzh 81 the railway.
and others 10 opea ~ nes districts
stiii farther north. NofhinE here has
been definitely decided. but q H. prac.
tically certain that. IN tbs East
branches viii connect the new trans
continental railway with Montreal
Toronto. sauit Ste. Marie and Fort
william: while IN the West branches
vii BE- built 10 Regina. Calgary. Prince
Albert and other important centerS In
the wheat and TanchinE districts In
British Columbia. connection viz
probably be made with a line running
north from Vancouver. and q branch
tine viii run north 20 Dawson City. A
possible Development Of the future
may BE- a branch from some point On
the Eastern section extending north
ward 20 Hudson Bay. Railways 20
Hudson Bay have been projected and
chartered time ard again during the
past ten or fifteen years. bat have a.
ways fallen through because II the
immense expense involved. and the
uncertainty as 70 the forthcoming o.
I proTits for many years after compile
ton. With the new transconuneHtal
road opening up 50 much Of Nor1hern
Canada. the cost Of a branch % Hud-
son Bay would be very materially re-
duced, and rs commercial ucces cor
respondingly increased-Frum Sue
cess Magazine.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

some thoroueh and careful physician
~invcnts. In his practice. some special
medicine. that proves 50 universally
successful whenever prescribed that
he proceeds 10 place Il before the pah.
he 20 be reached thronEh the newspa.
pers This IL the histcry o. DR.. Gala.
Wells 0aHatiYel syrup Pepsin. Fug
years. prescribed by nr W, a. Csldf
we'll for constipation. and ali disorders
81 liver. stomach. and bowels u Vas
AZ last Manufactured on q large scale.
and u nnw the most successful medi
cine In the world Cor these diseases
A pure. scientific tonic. laxative syrup.
rleasant TO take and perfect Ia uesaits
Try a. Sold rs 81 drurkists a. SOC
and si00 Mcnef hsrk IN if falls.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23
TIE EEIsHsoRs
AL USE THEM NOW.

&aHAA SaFN q hHE4NNAAANn ~ 6IaA ;
Kidney Pills. HoN They Saved tire
Shop Of = Kansas Biseksnith-cvre
wal Permanent tee.
GOodlan5. Kan. Feb. 2sth-CSpe-
riall-So quick and complete was the
cure Of y. K AIhertson. q local black
smith. that II almost seems ike \
miracle he had rheumatism 40 bad
be feared he would have 70 give ap
his shop. One box os DOdd's kidney
pills drove away al the pains and
hey have never returned. Speaking
of his cure Mr. Albertson says;
Il had Rheumatism In my shoulders
and arms for years Part o. the tine
Il was q bad ! could not sleep az
niEht Ny arm hurt 80 that Il seen.
ed ] would have 10 give up my black
smith shop. I went 10 the drug store
and bought "a box % Dodd's Kidney
Pills and took them. I have not had
The Rheumatism since A great many
o. the neaghbors are using Dodd'E Kid,
uey pills since they saw how Asy
cured me-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23
AnTcMKadsea Mi1Aehfs Har

AZ TIE New York State AEsenh1rrf
Mothers. . promineDt Eew YORK dsrD1r
toidtbef so uD-nen preAntthatheztHr
American wou1e1 were " r1rs ~ - @
almost extinct
This seerns 20 b . sEeepnx state.
ment Of the eonditign II Azernzz
women Yet how manv DO roo knew
who ara perfectly well and d. uCt hare
some trouble arksinE from \ cer2nEe
Deut q the 1eEalE przE1iEI wh3e1
manifests Itself 50 hez6zebeA baak-
achcs. neTToaE8ess. that hearla-cCW1
feeling pzinfuA or Irregular UeEEtrzs-
ten. icucorrhEa, aisp.4eeDent u Ehz
uterus. ov1rfaa t-u1ble. tndiyeEt5g1 O.
sleepiessneSs2 There il a tired En1
true remedy for AL taese stL-euts
Lydia Z. Pinkhaus Vegetable Com
pound has restored more American
women 10 heaifh than al other rezs.
dies in the world II regulates
strengthens ard cnres diseases q Ns
female organism as nothing else eaE
FOR thirty years Il has bee1 esrine
the worst forms of female CON
plsint&
such testimony as the foL0Einl
should be convincing.
Mn. T. C. Wuladsen. Of Manning
ia. writes.
Dear Mn Fiukhsm-
lean uuly ~ fhst vo1 hareETs ny u
and i oaunof errrea nv Erarrnis 70 Tg i
words For FHu FeEE lseut RH q ZG.El
In dcrtori1E without y hsoeff fer Ze1
Erual trregrhutis Ead ] k1d Ev.z - e.
hnqaE q ever being Wsu azEi1- h1t / VA
perE1Ade5 70 U Lvd4 z ftnEsAmR Fers
tahle Cuupuunt and three honlH are ~
rorpd ne % perfect haaltb- Has i EE besE
Tor yua I would have been II my ErSu
today
Eaa E PiEkbzz's Vegetable c.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

Wesver-what DO you think Of my
verses? BIlkins has the face 10 say
rhey are bot pretty!
Grumpie-They come mighty near
H. then. They at least possess two q
the three leading elements Of poetry.
The lines begin With capitals. and
end with rhymes The only thing
that is lacking is the ideas. that's all
Boston Transcript
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23
10 ProrIne. bal chIna.

A new province has been formed In
china China does not want other
powers 20 divide her. bat she does act
mind slicing herself Up = little.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

Every hoasekeepvr sao1lt kaos
that Il they sM buy neeancs GOA
water StArch ipT asudsY > Asy
Wui save 40 oplg anA kecassa h
sever sticks 80 gAs iron. bpt becsata
each package contalnS rs ol-Ona hsi.
pouna-Whisa AL othsF Goa Water
sgArches spe Pat rs b. NPega& p4es
sgeA 1n1 he rnce h the sane 10
ce1i2 Thea a6aia eccaess peaaace
Starch Is TREE trgn al lat1ro1a chen
icAiA n ycsr gFocer ulss - eed sca
q lisa NCkAEe IL n a2calse h has
a 6iock o. haat Eh1h ~ 9taeea %
cispose e helure he pcta In ns1anSe
he RuoNs tkat ne1enes SsaFoe Azz
rFtntei cr ever packase On tkrEe iet'
tiers and figures if os nsuant -
taucs ard ave Euz uDe AS ag1sY
and ne annesaace e tke lree ssiek.
irE Desanre csrrF stieks
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

For nee the Russian authorities are
disposed 20 underestimate the losses
Inflicted by their troops-chio1go
News
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

Miss Snowflake what did Jlal
jackson rt married mr. Mss wash
mhb-elAwd only kpoWs-he keeps
riEht on eorsin's Puck
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

Much valuable Information trce ahcW
hane lnslnuntnis; write Tor the new s4tas
Joyce to-day. issgisS nuSic ao0SE
KANSAS CHI, 10
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

-ney siaf ne sich mlrg IS Eisaa'
married n hezven Course tey aizI
Doaf &c Rhle ten yoa ns a Paca -
IN rcstt-Afianta Ccesiigsttcz
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

solid huslRsss man are MOI, o. aeeos
atty hard characters
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

T0 CURE a COIN ~ oSF nAN
Nakr lskaltV Hfuua aai1Inc NaFsa Az 80
qtsls rTrand NJ msafF 40 ft fas e. rGHc a -
UseFRt aEustHrs 10 - e1fh eak 1
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

All women fellow tae fazhioas-
some a long distance hehind
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

Whs Nnste H@rr T-p-<A
naerlue an Cs 81 Green Ezos
rle Va was
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vr1 1sEs EaucsH ~ m1
q nez tcNnassm un1a ne mere wr
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SD E - EaN fer u Gas wat @eF
F1EErmE ErEw WAR hrtAEPE
hza EexG4CGzp@2z@ rs 1s&@
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thH1 hEar.1FeHn ~ ~ fr9aEESs
Eon q 1ht pFaf1R tzzEHEe ksE
for s~ztuenrrl Eue-zl 1F @
zezsto1 and Eerrans spsaN - ass
bHset with E NEg1c-a8 a. EzEassA
faintneM aA&tafe. excaAtly. "
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h@I~haa5oz< saz ha@a an1 h~
iessneE1 Gsy Es1A re@9zk<- 1ers
. o1s uEe1 and EDe rszr- La
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ouee removes k2eh trQubles ~ uE4es
ws5et1e in The wnr& has we
iUnr1ai1ed eEsemezG We cthaf
medicine has E1eh . rsecr1 81 E1rea -
female %uz Eef1se 20 ZT szY
ether 1edze Tor pm red ths hesr
A~MEhthea-t eheerfsI n-E&nzn
and al che eharsC q grace a11 <saty
are 6sPsn6ezt 1puz Fer 1ct50z Gthe
bodily c-EzzA Naz az2o. 1E vel
uriess goa fee well
Mr Ffzkhzz zzritrs al So woEr
% -rste her zora5Fi-e Hera1ree sD1
ze<kcfne hare restored thDzsaaez -
health Address LFzn H4ss
.pnund SaurssSs where eahB Fnn
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

IT'S a wenaas i1adaess Cor ehanEe
that prUVruts aezy q husband frc@
ever has.nE sny leh II ess PoeketA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-23

49, sss en-" si ~. ss s ss9' Er
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

that the typical Los Angeles girl Is
not of the Gibson stripe; she Is too
sweet and lovable and sunshiny and
cuddlesome. A Gibson girl carries the
air of frigidlty and stand ff-ish-ness;
a Los Angeles girl is warm and hearty
and generally approachable.
Therefore, say these gentlemen, we
have not typical Gibson girl, sui gem
eris, in Los Angeles. And they gener-
ally add, soto voce: THANK Godl"
Take the recent brides as good
example," said leading artist last
week. "They are typical; they stand
with reluctant feet where the brook
and river meet and certainly among
them we will find the Gibson girl, if
anywhere.
but do we?
mot at all.
Let me cite a few. There is Mrs.
Warren Carhart-I am not strictly
combining myself to recent brides now,
but am mentioning some women l
know, who represent their sex in this
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

city with all due credit. Take Mrs.
Carhart; she isn't Gibsonish, Is she ?
And Mrs. Arthur Van Norden-loolS
at her, and do you think of seven
footer? Hardly! Mrs. John G. Mott
is another dame de societe-how about
her Gibson style? Never! Mrs. A. D..
Warner-she isn't i'm the Gibson cate
CORY; she's quite superior. Mrs Hugh
Stewart-no, guess again My good
friend Mrs. John Van Gieson Posey
would you dare put her in that cold
and clammy coterie? Nay, nay!
mo, take 'em all in all, Los Angeles
women are quite In a class of their
own.
mo unmarried women? Well, well.
But I'll only cite one; she must do
for all-and a better exemplar you
couldn't find Miss Formosa Hender-
son! All! Think of Gibson depicting
her grace and beauty in cold black
and white!
"I tell you, we give Charles Dana
cards and spades on girls The fault
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

with him is that he never came out
here and met the real article. Per-
haps when he perfects himself in real
art, he will come--and do her JUS
tice"
This dictum should be considered
final. When one brother artist passes
judgment on another brother artist,
there Is no appeal.
Hence, again, and therefore: We have
no Gibson girls In Los Angeles-un-
less they be imported.
And were glad of it.
We have our own sort of beauty in
womankind, and 1t is such that even
Gibson would have sat up and taken
notice had he ever been fortunate
enough to have come here to feast his
eyes on real grlish lovelness.
Certainly the examples quoted by the
artist amply prove his argument-as
this page certifles.
All of which, being duly considered
and passed upon, the case may there
fore be termed a closed incident, it
being now reduced to an "irreducible
minimum" and thus 1t endeth.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
HIS IQY74NGkiIESa GE}g0kG GlRI?

TTAs Los Angeles a Gibson girl, and
n If so, who is she?
This is an exceedingly perth
nent question Just now, as the creator
OF this particular elongated and angu-
lar style OF femininity has announced
that he has deserted his first love and
will seek new inspiration and beauty
across the seas.
SO far as Is known. Charles Dana
Gibson never came to Los Angeles to
see the manner of girl we grow here,
but had he it is quite likely that he
would have found that his own con-
ception, which has been the standard
for womanknd in the east for a dec
ade, was far outclassed in the actuality
born and reared meath Callfornia's
golden sun.
There Is no use disparaging the Glib
son girl, per Sc. In the novels and
the picture books she is a seemly crea-
ture. wthal, and goodly to look upon.
She holds her head high, with a certain
patrician grace and hauteur, and her
pose and aplomb are beyond cavil. She
is stunning rather than chic: compel
ling rather than lovable. One cannot
imagine her twining her tendrils about
the stubborn heart of a man, and win
ming his hand by sheer lovability; IL
she secure him it is with lasso, and
the insistent power of the superior be-
ing. She is Juno rather than Hebe;
Minerva NOT 81 Venus
Now there be men who like this sort
of maid, and who fall in love with
her-or rather at her. She wins them,
and domineers over them all their born
days. That is always the way it was
in the stories that Gibson illustrated.
But the Gibson girl in real life-that's
another proposition. There be artists
and this is not saying that Gibson isn't
an artist, further than that he now an
nounces that he is going abroad to
STUDY art" which is odd in one who
has made S65,00O a year out of what
we crude Americans have termed that
same thing-there be artists then who
claim that the Gibson girl is impossible
in real life. They say that she isn't
anatomically feasible.
OF course. that is for anatomists to
discuss, and is not pertinent here. But
the fact remains that the Gibson girl
IL brought to life. would inevitably be
some seven feet or more tall and slen-
der as lily stem.
The average man demands something
more than supreme height in his lady
love- He wants a bit of shape be-
sides the slender grace of a lily stem,
beautiful as that is, aesthetically con-
sidered.
Hence and MISUNDERSTANDING the
force and truth of all this argument
ativeness-the Gibson girl In actuality
is not quite the desirable creature
'presum1ng that she exists-that she
is pictured.
Having thus summarly disposed of
the product of Gibsons pen, and ad-
mitting that he has been graduated
from future production of her. the
question remains: Have we a Gibson
girl in Los Angeles?
The general consensus of opinion
among photographers and artists is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
IZR9HD N4RXEz2

She said she'd love to be child and gam
Dol on the green,
And the fellow who had marked her for
his own
Said Yes, indeed II would be nice.
then added thoughtlessly:
"It costs too much to gamble ON the
green when one Is grown
Houston Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

You say you object to the sound OF
my daughters playing. l want you
to understand sir that the piano she
plays is valued at $1,000" ''Well. II
your daughter would play on It as
you pay for it-in small installments
Il wouldn't have a word to say
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

1--WE got sure thing proposition to
make to you" said the youngster pro-
moter, confidently. Absolutely sure?"
asked the old millionaire mo doubt
about II 2" Then keep il yourself, my
boy / should hate to take anything
like that from you. 1t would seem like
robbery "--petroit Free Press,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-22
Ley Municipal

Acaba de-, l;.f-e con tOdo
esmero Y Sc t.a!!a I Ia venta en-
Ell BoLErIN MERCANr1L un vo-
lumen conten1rr.3o la Ley Mu
nicipal anolada Y los ieyes con :
cordantes y rc!acionadas con la
misma. que fv:lnan So apen
dices.
Para los ArnDtamientos, fun.
-cionarios mut,c1pales, abogados,
propietarios etc. es de sumo
interes la adquisici6n oe dicha
obra, en- la que &c encuentran n
reunidas las ro,1!tiples y disper-
sas disposiclones legaies refe'
rentes a la organization MUM
cipal, a la facultades y debe'
res de los CorCej, S, ETC., etc.
Precio del elem lar: $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-22
motScias ess Espana

Madrid, 7 de Juio.-En oevilla mar.
CO aver ell term6n,etru pu.s,o al sol
r3s Q grades Fahrenheit (37 csntig'a
dos).
En- Malaga relna nna sequia terri
BILE, careciendo en- dbso!uio de aqua.
La corte ka lido San Sebastia (:
para la temporaia d rc!&no.
-Cuando ell Rev Alfonso vaya q
Berliny Viena en- S-ct'embre proximo
le acompaflara ej nlnsifo de la Cue.
IRA. general Wzyisr.
Ell municip.o &c Barcelona obse,
qui6 con un b4rquett anoche lord
Beresford y $50 jet=s oGciales de la
escuadra iEgles. dri Medterraneo. Sc
han preparado muchos festejos lord
Charles y este ha eS< ritz ana carta al
alcalde aando;c las gracias por las
cortesias usadas con & con 81 pcrso-
nal de la escuadra 30 su mando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-22
ffagIsjdiasi .aaI trabsjo
MAS DE 100 MINEROs MUERTOS

Tin peri6dicoS "ingIes relata I'm terri
= bic Academic ocur1iio en- Cardiff pats
de Gales. Una explosion de fuego
guisd en- las galeriss de los wales de
Rhouda ha causado la muerte m As
de ciento veinte inf. Ices miueros.
Un ruido ens2rdecedor fue seguido in
mediatamento de una gruesa nube de
humo y una polvareds 4 io largo de la
gale1ia donde So encon trab $50 ira
bajadores.
La fuerza de la exp,Si6n--df otro
periodico inglzs, hablsndo del asunto
-ha destruido Las m lquinas interrum-
plendo las comunicaci"ues. Los des-
dichados mineros aprisionados en- Ell
fondo de la IN ma, pere, ron casi to-
dos. La expeG'clo dc uabaj jadores
que deScendieron al fondo de la nina,
no pudleron penetrac pr impedirselo
grendes maSas de TERRA.
Era TN espectacuio desgarrador, yer
el ntmero de mnjeres ancianos v nj
6oS llorando Ia boca de la nina.
Unos llamaban SIS padres. otroS &
sus maridos hi,os Sc cree que el
total de la lista dc n,ucrtcs. alcanzara
a 1861
Un peri6dicu alcman relata 0tra des.
Sracla ocurrida eD Dnrtmand. Prussia,
el IL del presente. Un Incendio de-
clarado en- Il region hnllera de Borus-
Sia, fue causa dc Il explosion de una
lampara que des' rnyo les galerias. ESQ
mlneros perecierpo 80 heridos que
dan en- gravisimo estac3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-22

T-No quereTla como sobrira
listed no lie pidi6 ella que le dejara la chquita
en- casa?
T-se la pidio mi madre djo que iba andar la
Isa ella.
J-Pero tusted no Sc 10 dior
Tie die que me la deara dijo CITE no.
I--Cua1do ella iba para Manau lestabs listed ella
solos? IN
T-No cuando ella salo de casa, saio las cnco
media de Ia madana
J-Quienes esaban3
T-M Sc fora Juanito.
Particular emo habia nader
T-Habia, pero esaban durmiendo los otros hijos.
Ella do que iba para Mana, y levant6 la mujer
hacer cafe Sc comic comida hecha del otro dia
Y despues lie df tres centavos.
I-Cuando esas seforas fueion buscar e aqua
salieron corriendo, lionde las encontr6 usted2
T-Mas arriba del puente.
DE d6nde vena used? :cuantos eran1
T-Tres
I-Y esas mueres ique lie dijeror2
T-Que fueramos para ala, porque voivieron para
atras corriendo porque vieron un mosquero.
I-Y ipr1o conoccr esa nina por "a ropa por que?
T-por ell trsjeciso qce tena puss;o. rr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
Die WcpOlfcrnnss5nnabme ocs Gan.

Hod) Der lebten oiiiSieQen IolfS.
5ablung pom Sabre 1900 belief lid,
Die @epolferiIng Der S%ercinieten
Staaten ouf 76,303,3S7 Tcrioncn.
Gle ndd)ite oiiiSiele 3ablung miro
crit in 1910 itattfinben. Sn5piidcn
iild)t aber oas G~eniuSomt Die 9epol,
fcrungs5iffer anndberno 5u ermit.
feIn. Ger Gcniusbireftor Nortb bat
nun bieier Gage iein itntiitiifes Ma.
tprial geiidtet uro abgeihloiicn nit
Dem ergebniB, baB Die gepolferungs.
5iffer Der Vereinigten Stooten nit
MusihIuB glasfa's unb unieren in.
%iuIoren geiises 81 51S,000 betr1gt
geeen oas Yorjnbr cine 3unobnie
pom t,3b, 900. aeeen oos IcBte Gen.
iusiabr cine @%crmebrung BON g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

214,600 Seelen. Gas 1T elm Nm.
luohlen Der 9eoolferung, ipie ibll
fem or0cres 2ono Der @elt at Der
5cifnen bat. gtur bat Die Sod)e Ell.
nen &afcn. Gao 9roBe Inmud)ien Der
%eoolferlnas5iifer lit gum peitolS
GroBten lbeilc ori nniere ItorfcGin.
luonoerlng 5liriid5ufiibren. SIM
Sabre 1901 fponoerten rllflo 4SS,0OO
Ferlonen Elm, i'm Sabre 1902 itiea bic
3abl Der Ginponoerer ollf nobc5lt
$4,000 uno iticg III 1903 nlli S57,.
600, unb IN 1904 fomen rli1O St3,s
GOO Gintponoerer nod gmerifo. SSn
Den bier Sobren 1901 bis 1904 En-
bieltcn olio Die G%crcinigten Stooten
aus Dem Nllslonoe eincn ,3unpudS
bon ilber 100000 Ecrionen. gs
blclben olio fir Die 9epoIferings5ii.
nobme Der 8ercil,igtenS tooten ielbit
niht gang orcicinbnlb Wiqioncn fir
Die bier Sabre, mobci nod IN Inrcd)-
nunG 81 brin9en lit, Dab fir bic ieit
1900 GingclponOertcn nltd) nod ell
bctrGhtliher 3r,mod)S 5i inniercr Be
nolfcrllng porbonoen lit. Snltptia-
dc lit, bub Die Ncp0lfcriutg 0ea Can,
0cs rolhcr onlpddlt, as Die irgenb
zines unoercn HnnocS, Dab fir Die
nGhitc 0%olfS5dblung in 1910 eine9e-
p0lfcrmn0s5iiicr 81 erloorten lit, Die
irid)t lpcit bon 30 WfiQioncn cntfcrnt
icin miro. Non 5,30S,4S3 Ginluob-
ncrll I'M Sabre 1900 itieg Die eimpob-
l1cr5obl in 1850 oui ctipos iibcr %
lRi0ioncn. Sn 1870 mar lie oiif 3SR
o%l9emnhlen, in 1900 otf
rmlo 100000 mo jebt ouf runo
s2l2 Wilionen; aud, bier lit Imeri.
ia Dos 2ono Der mnbegren5tenMog.
.idfciten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
gii rean brS etaot.HeathrotorS.
Wnftiuorr

Baltimore e. ben 25. gpriI 1905.
gaen oarnn interefiirteu Bertonen iuiro bier'
nit Tabrift ertbeilt, bah Der StahtsS rgenieir,
tpic es our6 ben slbftnitt 81 &, slrtifel 4s oes
3aItiniorerStnotsGooe bon 1893 (SuppIemeni)
~oerlanat miro, ben erildrenben Bluu uno Die
Rertbubf61nteen fir ole YernuSeruna Ii. mo.
bifisiruns oes ~Buifbet Dem Wdbcr uno Stnof,
roth bon Baltimore uno Charles ". Sool, IT,,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9pntruftS fir bic Rioeutriiua
uio Bflniternna ocsieniaen 3beiIes Der Cliff
ton'asenne, bon Der Sinciie Der 10. .etrabe bis
CUR @eitieite Der 9b~eliens3errnce, In 8entdb.
belt Der am 8. Mni 1908 beitdtieien 8eroros
Iiina Nr: 155, I'M oaourd, &orforae Al treffen
fir bic Hioelirln9 Iro YfIuiterune oeS eaii5eit
5beiIes Der G%Itftonsg oetie, bon ocr Sioipeft,
feite eer 8tnoior'NtlsRodo bis 5rr @eftfeite
BET ebeIfea.9 erracc. bis Al elmer eansen 8reite
bon 40 SUB. unitdtt in elmer Rreitc bon SO
SUB. uno Seittrtlnu1eet fir Die 9e8dbIuta Der
bnourb cntttcbenoen Soften ~treffeno, In oiefem
9iireuu b~interIeai bat.
gHe oupou beriibrter Icrfcnen finb beret,
iiet. irnerbaIb 30 3asen BON Sutum bicier
giottS an. I'M Sdltimurer Stnotseri6t ourt
ihriifli6 clit9ereibie Petition oaeeeen 81 api
peuircii.
Sarrn Il. Nupper,
6catifrntor ber Stnot Baltimore.
(Wpril25 ,lidt2 9,16) --