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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
Return Of oes PIanehes.

Washington. ID C.. dispatch /.
Baron Mayor des Planches. the Italian
Ambassador. who has been absent
since last wall. Is not expected TO re.
turn from Italy before the beginning
OF the summer. The ambassador had
TO leave Washington on account OF his
health. but he will return TO his post
unless one OF the European diplomatic
positions Is opened and Is rendered 10
him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
senator poIIIver's Condition.

Senator Culberson walked into the
senate restaurant and saw Senator
Dolllver sitting at n table with some
friends. The Iowa man looked up as
the Texan entered and said: Come
over here. Culberson, and join us"
Senator Culberson crossed the room
and said: Woodworking. senator.
How are your" Just and reasonable"
answered Dolllver. III not fairly re
munerative."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
500 Peward. 500.

Tho readers OF this paper will be pleased 10 lean
that there n at least one dreaded disease that science
has been able 10 In all its stages, and That 10
Catarrh. Hairs Catarfh Cure Il the only positive
cure known 90 the medical fraternity. CatArrb
being constitutional disease requires cunstitu.
uonal treatment. Hairs Catarrh Cure IL taken IN.
ternaiy, acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation ~ the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and assist
ing nature IN doing its work Tho proprletors have
much faith IN ita curative powers that they onet
One Hundred Dollars for any case that II falls "
cure. Send for list OF testimonials,
Address y. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take FAIRS Family Pins for constipation
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
Electrical EnoIneer for Erie.

New York Dispatch: David r..
Wilson. Jrs has been appointed cleo.
trical engineer for the Erie railroad,
In charge OF the power plants and oh.
er electrical equipment along the en-.
tire system
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

Jefferson City. Mo-. dispatch: Gov.
Folk win commission Judge w w.
Graves OF Butler as Judge OF the SUI
preme court. TO succeed Judge Mar
shall, resigned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
endows homo for Aaea Women.

Sterling. H.. dispatch Mrs AIDE.
laide Prouiy In her viii has set aside
$4,000 10 construct an old ladies'
home 10 be erected nj Princeton. An
endowment OF $40 600 also Is provided
The home IL 70 be for The worthy old
ladies OF Princeton only.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
MorrIa for coadIutor aInhon

Rome cable: The congregation
OF the propaganda has decided 70 pro.
pose 10 the pope the appointment OF
Mgr. John b. Morris OF Nashville.
Tenn. as coadjutor bishop Of Little
Rock.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
vIetIm o. colorado Mreck.

Des Moines. Iowa, dispatch;
James Gin OF Packwood. Iowa. Is now
believed 10 be one OF the unidentified
victims OF the Florence wreck.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
Would stImuIate Trade.
old Ace Pensions.

ST. Johns. ~ f.. Dispatch The
colonial legislature has unanimously
adopted resolution favoring old age
pensions The estimated cost Of the
pensions Is $4,000 or 100000
year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
jail Delivery AZ Atlanta, Ca.

Atlanta Ca. dispatch Nine con.
victs escaped from the city stockade
here Sunday night by filing a steel
bar over window One was retaken.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
DEEP WATERWAY
AID TO THE WEST
Congressman Explains How
Low Freight Rates Would
Bring Business
NEARER TO SOUTH AMERICA
Would EquaIize Exchange Of Tra5e
With Countries on Western Cont
nent Now Held by European Mer.
ohants--lmports Exceed Exports.

Washington, j.. G., dispatch In
the not distant future when ships or
the big seas load with grain and other
products Of the interior OF the country
AT the port OF Chicago. and. trayersing
the drainage canal and the father OF
waters. plow their way through the
gulf and thence carry their cargoes
10 the markets OF the world Congress-
man Martin b. Madden OF Illinois sees
the middle west throbbing with a new
ilfe--its industries increased on every
hand and the manufacturing center of
the United States transplanted to the
Mississippi valley
Mr.. Madden will make a speech In
the house this week in which he will
tell Congress and the country some
thing OF the great project for a deep
water way from the great lakes to the
gulf. For many months he has been
studying the subject from all sides,
and he has collected mass OF sta.
tistics. facts and commercial data
bearing on the undertaking which are
likely TO arouse widespread interest.
The speech Is intended 10 start an
agitation that will bring Congress 10
early action and carry to consumma
tion plans which those who have been
devoting particular attention 10 the
idea declare are far from being idle
dreams
Points TO Benefits.
Il is maintained by Mr.. Madden
that the proposed deep water way not
only VIII develop the commerce Of the
United States with foreign countries
especially the Iatln.American eoun.
tries, on a tremendous scale. but viii
10 Of Immense benefit to the millions
OF consumers OF this country through
forcing reduced transportation rates
more effectually than the interstate
commerce commission. clothed With
the most sweeping authority, could &c.
complish n.
1T costs $50 per ton" said MIR Mad.
den. ito carry freight from points In
the west TO Latin America. II the
canal and deep water way are com.
pleted II Is figured that the cost will
be only $40 ton. The country to-
day spends 90 per cent OF all u pays
In freight charges for land transporta-
ton and only per cent for sea car.
rage. Europe sells the countries OF
South America most that they buy
and We buy most that they have TO
sell Our imports in foreign bottoms
annually from South America amount
10 100000 600. and for this service
we pay 10000. 600 a year
Would Stimulate Trade.
THE carrying out OF the lakes 10
gulf deep water way project would
stimulate the export trade 10 Latin
America and give an impetus 20 ship
building in this country that speedily
would reestablish our merchant ma
rine on a sound footing And when
the Panama Canal IL completed the
opportunity of shipping our agrlcul.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

,ural products by direct water route
from inland ports will assist In the
development OF commerce with the
orient
"A mere glance at the statistics OF
industry in the middle West will show
how much II will mean 10 make II nos.
slble to load ships for foreign markets
right at the door through which prod.
ucts have TO pass by rail in order TO
reach the seaboard Illinois. Missouri.
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota alone
produce 20 per cent OF the agricultural
products OF the United States and con.
tain 10 per cent OF the population.
They have more than. 100000 manu-
factories. which is ~ per cent Of the
total OF the country. They have 5000.
100000 Invested In manufacturing In.
dustries One million workmen are
employed and the annual pay roll OF
wages amounts 10 si50.O0O.000. or 16
per cent Of all the wages paid In the
country
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
Grain Quotations.
WHEAT


WHEAT
Chicago No. 2 red. Sfh WS5i4c.
New York No 2 red. S5lSc
Minneapolis No ! northern 77Ac.
So Louis No red saWas5c.
Duluth No northern. IlMc
Kansas city No hard 9ima4c.
Milwaukee No ] northern, s2ilc.
Toledo No 2 red Soc
CORN
Chicago No. :. 4ac
Liverpool American mixed. Is 90.
New York No 2 50Ac.
Peoria No 3. tiike
81 Louis No 3. 41tsc.
Kansas city No mixed. NAc.
Milwaukee No 3 4Siac.
OATS
Chicago standard. 3iM3iiac.
New York Mixed 3ais u36hc.
50 Louis No y size
Kansas city No. mixed, 30iAc.
Milwaukee Standard 81 nc.
Live Stock.
CATTLE.
Chicago-ti. 75m6 25.
Omaha 81 50Gf5G5
Kansas CITY g32bM6q0.
81 Louis s. e0n6
St Louis 81 G5mai90
New York Sl.50N6 so.
Chicago f5.25aG40.
Ofndhd $4,000 hs-n4
Kansas City f1.A0W6.30.
ST. Louis S550N645
81 Joseph 81 5O0lG.25.
New York 81 25m6.1O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Chicago S3.a0m6.HO
Omaha 81 40MG. 20.
Kansas city t450WG.45.
81 Louis t4m6.S5.
ST Joseph 50 I5Gf6 30.
New York st25U7.25.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

Lewis Single Binder Cigar has n rich
taste. Your dealer or Lewis Factory,
Peoria, Ill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

One touch of nature is worth two OF
the pocketbook.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

You will recognize It as the first In.
falllble sign OF spring when the Ohio
river rises from its bed and wanders
all over the adjacent country.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

why not call II the Cars douma
and be done with III
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

FITS esrts SssT. r..fs
err send Tor FREE 900 trial bottle aud trcstise.
DIR m H. KLINE Ltd est Arh street lhiladelphis, Pa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07
Distribution Of Benefit.

but these states alone will not
reap all the benefit The whole Mis-.
slssippl Valley, with an area OF 1850.
600 square miles. viii be affected. The
Mississippi and its branches form the
boundary lines OF twentyon states
and the eastern mountain states that
now send their products for export to
Pacific. ports over the mountains
would find Il cheaper TO send them
eastward and southwark. because IL
is apparent that II will cost less to
transport freight down hill, as II were.
than across the mountain ranges"
Mr. Madden has gathered elaborate
figures 10 prove that canals have had
the effect invariably OF reducing
transportation rates by rail even at
remote distances from the water
ways.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, sofens the gums, reduces IN.
namm ston siays pain, wind collie 2oo bottle
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-07

They who work under little men are
slaves.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
@crnbarO $. &limpcr in Cincinnati
im SO. Gcbensiabrc aciturbcn.

G Gincinnuti O., 10. MGr5. -
Der fril6ere 9rniereibciiBer Werns
baro $. &limper lit no6 flrr5em Sci.
Den on glltersld)pGde im 80. 2ebcnS-
iabrc onbingcide0en. &limper, Scr
ans SenbuiS IN Nannoucr Qebiirtig
mar, fam bercitS in Sen Sierjigcr
&abrcn noh Cincinnati, frat in Die
Vruuerei bon 2. 9ticboIS lnO &linf.
banner cirL mur0c Yruumciltcr lm0
Ihlieblih OtitbeliBer. 9llS Die 5irma
lib Dor 13 ,Sabren ouil0ltc, 500 CT lid)
ols poblbnbenber Munn in ben 9iubc-
Itan0 5uriid. Glimper, ser Die Satin
mo bier &inoer binterlGBt, mar ic6r
rpobltbatig 9elinnt @eionoerS mar
linn Die ct. Worien -@eueinoe on's
Ser5 genadien, mo iiir oie Gerid0-
nerllng nnO 9(uSi6nliidung Der alten
ebrtpiiroigen Stride bat er itctS cine
oIfelle SallO gebobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
Ficrbebicb nnO &eriidcrnnaSid,uinb
Ter.

WfinncnpoliS Winn, 10.
WfGr5. - Ger in Wford)oQ, Wtinn.,
perbnitete Ncn Sbomperlcn entpllppt
lib ais ser Ibeo0ore Shamperlen,
meldcr I'M Scptcmber Dor. SIS. per
Ildte, 6ie oNiutllnl Benefit Snilt.
rance SO" ir Ncuorf 9t.sS, mo Die
oWutuol Gu1ulltD So" IN Oiinneopo-
lis burb eincu porgeblidIcn Selblt-
moro III Siour Gitp, Ga, 3ll bci6luin-
0cIn, inocm er icine aleiO,r on bnS
6luBuier Iegtr. Seine 9lngeborigct
perIongten Sic GeriicbcrunASiunmc
bon $4,000 mO ip6tcr luurNc audi
nod Elm 9rici acfunocn IN mclhcnl
cine llnbefonntc Fcrion cr}Gbltc, mie
ShonperIcn crnloroet lnO ieine
2cihe bcieiti0t luorOen ici. Gic slls-
5a6litn0 ocs @clocS puroc obcr aui-
geI6obcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
@Un Scr &ritif snr Hulitif.

g em 9Ort 10. MGr5. - ST..
@corg Don Stol Icgtc 0cltcrn icinc
Stcle an ser y9Icu. Oorfer Stoot3.
3citln9" nie0cr unO nobn Oie Grncn-
tntu1 Mopor NtcGlcQon'S 5lm 9fcdJ-
mtngS-Gontrildr an. Nr. @cor0 BON
Sfol ptrGr i'm Sabre 1854 iuGcutid.
IauO gcborcn mo BON Icinem 5cbntcn
Sabre an III ser &oocttcnnnltalt er-
5pgcn. Utit licben5cbn Sobren lpltroc
cr gum Sccon0C lieutenant crnulmt
luro olcntc ais loINcr icd)& Sabre. rSn
Sabre 1877 trut cr aus Dem SCCrc
mo gina ndcb 9Inlcritn MGbrenO Der
crltcn Sabre crnarb cr lcincn Sebcua.
llnterbolt allf ucrihie0enc 2&ciic, ais
Sebrer, &allircr (o9cl0bucr etc, bis
CT, nodocm cr in5miiden NeniiocnOc
&cnntniB Der cnAIi6eu Sprohr CT
lnn1t cine Stcllc ais 9uh5atcr mo
Correspondent fnn0. Son 1879 bis
1890 nrbeitetc cr in 0ieirr GiNenihoit
in mcbrercn tol,ntGnniidcu WciN1i-
ten uno trot inn NcrbIt 1890 IN Ole
-Yorfcr Stouto- 3cihrn0" cin.
Seit 1899 mar cr ,WiuudQin1 G0i.
tor" Gr lit cin lr1obbGnaigcr 0emo.
frnt lmO bctbeiiAtc lih al piclcn
Gnmpogncn ais SbriitltcIlcr lno
GcDner. 9Inbcr icincr 9Irbcit al Der
vStoat3 3eihmN" ibricb cr joblrcihc
9Irtifcl iiir ocutihIGnoiibe 3eitlmgen
itbcr omcrituniicbc &nititutiouen lmo
3uItGnoc, ioluic cine 9lu5obl flr5cr
@cihidtcn iibcr uncertainties 2cbcn.
Gr lit Wtit9lc0 ocs Oettihcn o&ieoer-
fron5," o2lrion" yGibenfron5,"
o9fem Dorf GurnucrcilL" , ,Geutihen
ErcB Stub" (Nciicn ErGli0ent cr bier
Sabre mari un0 GbrenmitgIie0 oeS
n Nerltldcn &ricNcrblnocS" nn0 Ser
n Ncutihcn @eicllidoit Der Gohmbios
llniuerlt1t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16

mobner f0nuen ais cipiliiirt betra6tet
reroeu. Wun begt bier nid)t Die ge.
rnaIte @eiorgniB, bnb iih Die oorti.
gen ltnrltbeu oui anOere rSnleln Der.
brcIten luer0en, lln0 mlf Solo ielblt
0ilrftc Der Sen Moros perieBte S6lag
elne berublgen0e g8irfllng ousilben.
Die WtoroS iin0 lcbr tupier, lno oas
olt5 Wioro5 3uInHnengeIeBte Gon.
ltablcrcorpS, pelbe5 IN 0em Srefien
Neaen leine eigencn StamnesgenoIien
f0ntpite uno i6peren GerItit erlitt,
miro ais cine bo6it tiidtige uno
brmlhbore Grippe gcIdil0ert @abr-
lhetnIid lit Ser groBe SerI;it ipel6en
Die tSein0e crlitten ibrer Sapierfeit
rno i6rcm 6onatiSmltS 5u3uhreiben.
Glc melter norolib mobneuoen Silipi-
nos niiroen oen iiberlegenen @afien
Der 9lmerifaner gegeniiber nift lunge
gemlg Stan0 gebalten bnben, lEr ei.
nen 10 aroBen SerlllIt 81 erm0gli1en.
Ger Sultun pon Sulu lit Der uoni-
nellc SnuperGil ser Wtoro$, allein
Ieinc 9lutoritGt miro bon i5nen nidt
anertannt ltno ielbIt ibre eigenen
S0ltptlinae ooer Snttos baben MIR
menig 81 ingen. &Gmpie lmter oen
perIhieoencn StGmmen iino iolt obne
llnterlnB I'M @ange.
@encrol 2eonaro @ooo telegra.
pbirte om 26. 6ebrllar Dem arieas.
0epartement ooB er i'm 9egriiie lei,
licb oltf aht Gage uah 3amboango su
begebcn, I'M Die llebertrngrng oes
9ImtS OcS 8ouperneurS Der Moro.
Tropin5en on ieinen gtahiolger Dor.
5ltbereiten. Wio9liher @eiie begab
ct lih bel ser 9eIegenbeit nad Solo
mo or9anilirte sort cine Straf gr.
petition gegen Die Solos, meIhe felt
5iuei [Sabren IN ibreu Bergen oen
glmcrifanern Srob 9eboten bntten.
0fan ihdbt, oaB iit inter ser gan.
5en 9epolfcrung Der Sniel Solo MIR
chuo 5000 Wtoros beiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
slutbunp GOmltOd, GSa., Gin scidlagc'
ncr Wtann.


Gin MccbtSonpolt, Ocn cr ciurn Siig,
ncr nonntc, plonGtc ibn 3lpci. ~
@nnbeSbcnmtcn mciQcrn iih, Sen
S1logierti9en pcrboften 5l lols
len.
9tclp.Norf 10, W}Gr5. - 9lnto.
nht9 GomItod, Der (rgcnomGdter
9tcp Yort'S aus cigcncr W}oHtpou.
fonmcnbcit l1llt bCltc nit ehpo3
tGNirtcr &iio9c mnbcr icn coles 9tn-
Qelidt lit GcItcrn nit Der Snuit einca
ihIo0icrtigeu Hcht3omuoIt9 in init
NE @eriibrlng Nctonmcn pobei in
2Iugc 0e3 Nuncn9uettcr3 0cS bciliz
gen glntoniu3 Id)por}, icin onbcre3
grim angelaiicn mo mcbrere iciucr
@uden5Gbne in'9 Mnnfcn 0erot6en
iein ioIlCn. Yer 9ImGbCrullgSberiud)
bon Sciten 6cS 9lmmolt9 mar 0urd)
cine onAcblid)c Scmcrtlng brn.Gums
Itod'a propo5irt mor0rn. Gonultod ioll
licb 81 Der unpdrIoncntorild)cn gleu.
BerlmN bobcu binrcibCu luiicn, ser
Nnluolt ncbmc c9 nit Der Mu6rbeit
nift icbr qcnull. Die intCrciiontc
Scene ipiclte lif imNiircot bC3@un-
0CS GonlnlillGrS Sbcl03 ub.
Ger Nrlhlo8cnc W}onn trciocbIcid
Dor @ntb, munotc iit iofort on bcn
GonmiiiGr rnb CruGte i'm, ocn 9ll-
malt Sou0b @orbon Niiucr briBt Der
YtlltbiAc, pcrbuftCn 5u loiicu, oQein
Der 0reilc @unbe@ GpnluiiiGr meigcr.
tc lh, Scr gIufiorNCrlmG Solgc 5u
lci'tcn lu0 erilthtC 9lnton nit ser
0clhIo0cncn WonNc, lih an bcn@ln
0e@s GiItrift8unluolt Sorn. Stimlon,
81 pcn0en. Ghc Mr. Gomliod Ooa
@cri6t bcrlicB, bottc CT nphntol3 cin
9fencontrc, oicSuol nit cincm Bet
tlln0a -9cridtcrltottcr, scr ibu cincn
Sii9ner acnonnt bnbcn ioll. 9llld) IN
0iclen 6ollc oppcIIirtc $6r. Gomltod
pcrgcblicb on OCn GonunliliGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
9 G redlif f, menn nabr.

Sillobo bon g. WfGr5, - Cine
grolenbofte @eidbte, Die aber ie-
ocnrallS nit Gorlidt oIi5unebmen
it, miro aus 0uenos glprcS 0elneI-
oct Gin Oortiger portllgeiiidJerMet.
ger, NomcnS Soc Wooeirp. pileete
angeblib icit ldugerer Belt MGnncr.
tSrouen mo 9inocr nad) leinenl Ga.
Den 5lI loden iino I'M grogeidoB oeS-
ielben 81 ihlo6ten iuie Sbiere Sas
6leiid ieiner Opfer bcrfoufte ocr
llnnenlf ongeblid lcinen &unoen
ais Sdpeineileiid. sllS Dor eini-
gen 5ogen feline Gerbaitlmg erfolg.
te, iollen nidt meniger ais pierjebu
5crbodte llno 5lm Sbeil ger1ilberte
Seihen III ieinem aeller geilnoen
luoroen lcin.
8iro Srous Soicpb oboan.
fen?
2onoom 8. aRdrS. Die gb.
bontnng oeS aniierS Sron5 Soiepb
iol olS id)lieBIiher 9lusgang Der an.
Oouernno geiponnten @e5ieblngen
5piid)en Seltreih uno llngorn 5u er-
lporten iein. 2r. SaeidL cir iingori.
idcr @clebrter, bot bier IN ein.n
Tortroge Die lleber5eugung ousae.
iprohen, oaB ais ipobriheinlideS He.
.lultat Scr ilrgoriIfen ariliS Der be.
jobrte aoiier Dem 5bron entiogen
mcrbc. Or yeid) fiibrte ans: ,@e.
rooe Die Sbotiad)e. baB aaiier Sran5
SOiepb nuf Dem BON DER arone ein.
genomnencnStonbpunft ungelpobn-
lid bortnudiG beItcbt, ifeiut ol,su.
oeuten, Dab eS lein Wlnif lei, ocnt.
nGdIt ooS Scepter in iiingere S1roe
81 legen. slnitott ii6 Dem uneari.
iden Solte 5u 5ciger. bot er idon
ieit orei ooer bier Woroteu feincu
9cild in @uoopeit acmadt imb cine
unperiobnIide SaItlng angenom.
men meldDe iueoer nit ieinem nat).
9iebiger Gburatter, nod NIT flats.
nlGnniihcr &lugbeit pcreinbor lei
Gr. 9teib erfldrte icrner scr prG.
illntptiue SbronioIger, er5ber5os
6ronj Seroinono, iueroe ne 5llm85-
Mig bon llneurn gcfr0nt iperoen,
lpcnn er niht oic 6or0erungen ser
Goolitiousportei brfrieoigte. sllcn
nnt ici Ger aoiier ein mil.
Scr, alter Morn ser Dem Chrome,
oui meld)eu er niemalS sSrieoen nno
Slid 9cillnocn, 5ri entiagen ipiinide.
aaiier 6ran5 SoiepD itebt i'm IS. &C.
bensiabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
Mud anf San SpmingO ilicft glut.

@aibington, .. e., 8. @dr5.
- Cine geltern bon Montc Gbrilti,
San Gomingo, abgegongene 0epeihe
meloet Dem Stoatsoepartencnt, oab
om Gage norber, als bie 5luiiben Den
Mcgierllngstrilppen uno oen Repolr.
tionilten uereinbarten aapitulations.
9eoingllngen allsgeiiibrt iperoen lou.
ten, Die Heuolutioniiteu perr1tberiib
bonoeIten itno einen 8an1pf peran.
luBten in melbem 5iuei Offi3iere uno
ichS Soloaten, einidIieBIih oes @e.
nerulS Gepin, getootet ipuroen. Tie
Gepolltioniiten entfamen in Die 8Gl.
Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
&crrGthcriidc ,Nninracnten.

@nibinNtom 10. NiGr5. -
9tnd) elmer TcpcIhc aus Wtontc Griiti
III Santo Domingo pom 9eltrigen
Gage 5ei9ten ii0 am porouigebenoen
Gage Die &nillrgenten bel ser 9IllS-
fiibrung ser &opitlIntionS s8eoingun-
gen Gcgenibcr ocn Hegierltl1Ss5rup
pen pcrrGtbcriih, imO ea fam onriiber
81 cincm &nmpt in tpcIhcm 5luei
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