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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
.o,v RAYMOND flung open the door.

story Raymond flung open the door.
Here she isl" he called to some one
behind him, and his white face and
glowing eyes testified to his great anx-
iety.
Ann rose to meet him with rush of
trust and confidence that filed her
throat and rendered her wordless, but
she held her hand toward him.
He seized it. 81 was greatly alarmed
when l heard that you We're coming
nlone. How did you come? How did
you find the way?"
Ann then said, "Your friend Munro
met lis, turned Don back and piloted
me up the hill.''
Raymond turned to big man who
stood waiting. Miss Rupert, this is
Matthew Kelly, my mining partner"
Ann gave her hand into Kelly's enor-
nous palm with Il look of admiration.
II am glad to know you, Mr.. Kelly. l
have heard Louis speak of you very
often"
In the presence of these men Ann lost
all sense of fear and weakness. They
were possessed of something which
Don, loyal as he was, lacked.
Raymond's eyes hardly left her face,
but she no longer resented his interest.
On the contrary, she studied him close
ly. There was a subtle change in him.
He seemed older, gentler, but more
manly and handsomer than before.
1T is a rude place for you to live,
Miss Rupert" lie said, but there is no
danger. The strike has not involved
us. We are as peaceful us farm
here"
She smiled back into his eyes with
more of liking than she had ever ex-
pressed.
II am not afraid" she replied. IL
am going to find the camp Interesting
At any rate, so long us Louis is settled
in his determination to be miner,
! must keep him in sight"
ut is n great pleasure to have him
with me. and l am glad to be of use to
him, for his own sake as well as for
what yea have come to mean to me-"
AIMS lashes fell before the glow of
his admiring eyes, and with this sign
Of weakness flush of resentment
again passed over her. He must not
look at me in that way" she complain
ed to herself.
When Raymond left the house to
walk back to his own cabin lie resent
ed for the first time the presence of
lsLouis. He wished to be alone with the
mysterious emotion which had swept
back upon him ut sight of Ann. He
faced the night, out of which every
shred of vapor had vanished, and the
blue-black vault blazing with innu-
merable letting globes Of light, invited
to high thoughts, to serious imaginings
His duty plainly was to lay hands
upon the lad and hustle him back to
Valley Springs aud so Put both brother
and sister out of his life; but this was
not easy. He argued that she was III
no danger and that the change of all
would do her good. "She will he inter
ested in the mincs," he went on ii
formlcss debate with himself. 1.-The
scenery is magnificent; and then, OF
course, she can go down at any time
we think wise
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
Wit Whitman.

or the days when Walt Whitman
was Il nurse in the hospitals Of the civil
war bioGrapller OF the poet says: lie
rying will flowers newly picked and
stre@!ng them over the beds like n
herald of the summer Well did he
know that they We're messengers Of life
to the sick, words to them from the
earth-mother Of men. And then as he
left of night after going his last
round and kissing many Il young, pale,
bearded face in fultil!ment of his own
written injunctions lie would hear the
boys calling: Walt. Walt, Walt! Come
again, come again."
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
"Dew Ponds"

Among the most singular arcliaeolog.
zeal remains found in Great Britain are
the ancient dew ponds" the coastruc-
ton of which is ascribed to people of
the Ncolltlic age. The purpose of
these ponds was to furnish drinking
water for cattle. An exposed position
where springs were absent, was Sc
lected, and Il broad, followed surface
was formed and covered over with
straw or some other nonconducting
material. Above was spread II thick
layer of clay strewn with stones. Dur
ing the night the cold surface of the
clay caused an abundance of moisture
to condense from the lower layers of
the air. Some of these ancient dew
ponds are still in working order.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
bread Upon the waters.

When Victor Hugo was in exile in
Brussels he asked Rochefort to stand
godfather to his son Charles. Roche
fort accepted and in looking for a suit
able present saw in curiosity shop
window silver table ornament which
attracted him and which he bought
though the price was $4,000 francs
When after 1870 Rochefort was sent
to New Caledonia and his property
contiscated Victor Hugo sold the orna-
ment for the benefit of Rochefort's
family. 1t turned out that it was the
work of Benvenuto Ccllini. and it
brought in 100000 francs.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
Fortunate Enxts

A Jewish newspaper tells the story OF
u rabbi who expounded and interpreted
the Jewish law to the faithful observers
for a stipend which junior clerk
would scorn. The learned man was
asked by friend how he was getting
on. SLOWLY" he answered. with sigh
IF it were not for the numerous fasts
which our religion prescribes am sure
my family would die of starvation
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04

Several weeks ago l was in an In
dian village and peeped inside the chief
Hindoo temple. To my great surprise
saw the portrait Of famous London
beauty, nicely framed, calmly looking
down ut the idol beneath it. The lady,
l am sure, never dreamed that she
would be worshiped in this way
Lucknow Letter to London Mail.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04

Husband-That's foolish habit you
women have of carrying your purses in
your hands when in the street. Wife
Why is it? Husband-Because thief
could easily snatch them and get away
Wife-Well, IL the husbands of Other
women don't give them any more to
put in their purses than you give me to
put in mine the thief would starye to
death.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
Her Method.

Mrs. Wise-The new girl Mrs. Close
keep has got must be a jewel. Mrs.
Young-Why. she complains about her
more than she did about any of her
others. Mrs. Wise-Of course. She
wants us all to think that the girl isn't
worth enticing away.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
VOluble,

"Have you seen Professor Gabbleton,
the scientist, lately?",
Yes; l listened to him for more than
an hour ut the club last night"
Indeed! What was he talking
about?
"Hc didn't say."-Puck.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
A "Chnracter.n

In the churchyard of woolwich, Kent
England, is the epitaph: Sacred to the
memory of Major james Brush, royal
artillery. who was killed by the acct
dental discharge Of a pistol by his or
derby 14th April. 1881. Well done. good
and faithful servant"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
RAILROAD
III me Ca rds.
Manchester & Oneida Rv.
TIME TABLE.

lvME A6ICs
Train NO.2 leaves Manchester at 6.COa, M, at
rlves NJ Oneida At 8: 80 a. III. COnnectt
with west bound e.. q, W. M. 8.
Returning leaves Oneida at 5:iO u. nj
arrives at Manchester at 6;t6 .. IN
ttain M. 4, leaves Manchester at 7;lb q m
ARRIVES at Oneida at 7:4b q, M, COZ
news with east bound c. q. VI. Nc,
H. Returning leaves Oneida at T:h
y. M, arrives at Manchester AZ sac
r. M.
sts'n No. leaves Manchester at s:45 q. NJ, ar.
meets with the north bound G. M +
ST. r.. No. 20. Returning leaves
Oneida at 1913. arrives NJ Manchester
at9:i5 a. nj.
Train No. 8. leaves Manchester at 2:IO y. NJ ar.
riyes ut Oneida vt $3.50 y. nj. con.
meets with q. G W.. No 4. east
bound. and No. 0. west bound Re.
turning leaves Oneida OF 3:22 N
arrives AZ Manchester at 3:46 p M.
train Nh 10, leaves Manchester at 4:45 p. m
Meets with south bound q. M. II ~.
r., No. n. Returning leaves Oneida
u: 5;25p. M. arrives AZ MxnchSstu,
5:45 p.m III.
j. L. KcLSEY,
Gen. Traffic Manager
Through tickets for sale at Manchester to all
points in North America
TRAINS WILL STOP ONLY At
Belknsps Crossing, Platform at Quaker Mil
switch. Franklin Street Crossing, ely's Cross
ing. hliler's Crossing. Twin Crossing, West
brooks Crossing.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
CHAPTER KILL

.HE little roo to which Mrs.
Kelly condur: ii Ann was hard
ly larger thas steamer state
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12

gnti6lllB beS YrGiiocnten anoerit
0lirfte. Gr CAB beute pripotim Iuf-
Idliilic iibcr ieine Saltlng in Der
6rage, ans mclden berporgebt, ooB
es linn feineslpegS bebagt, inter &c.
gebenet llntitGnOen oltf Oa5 oftipc
politiide 2eben Ger5i6t 81 %leiItcn;
Dab CT in 9e5ug oltf Den Yonamo.
fallal un0 Die gufgaben
Dor Itf) 5u BADEN glullbt, Oeren Or
tilllung linn Eflidt eri6eint; bod
pilroe CT lid nit Gciignotion Ourein
ergebell milllen, falS Der YrGlioent
oorouf beit1nOc, i'm an ooS Sbers
9lntoesgeridt o65uidieben. CAB 2et-
tereS pouig bcidloien ideilt, erbellt
nlta Den lebr Oelltli6en gellBerlmgen
oea ScnotorS &rlor bon EennIplpn.
MEN, DEM Der Yr1iioent b%efanntlid)
5llerlt 0en Eoiten angeboten bate.
senator anor crflGrt nit groBter
9eItirmtbeit, boB SefrciGr Soit gum
Wtltglieo oes 0ber-9 unoe3gcridts En-
nannt lucrocn miiroe, rnO fiigtc 6inz
SIT: "Soilcn Sic ii6 nidJt ire leiten
oltr6 Gas, mas bon an0crer Seite
Sbnen ooriiber geia9t mcroen mag.
Ste 6roge lit enogiiltig entid)ieoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
&ataltropbc aui Dem Monungagcla.

YittS6urh Ea., If. M}Gr5.-
Ter hcmorQllcllr rSboma3 &pSlc"
pom ser oMonongobelo Hipcr COMO
liooteo Goolc & Gpfe So" lit 0citcrll
N6clo I'M Wonongabelo, 1tngcfGbr
$50 Sub bon Scr @eritc bon 9roO-
oof, En., cnticrnt, gcirnfel. Ger
Camper bate cine alippc gcitreift
unO ioltf iufort. Gbriitinc 0empiep,
Stcuorocb oui Dem SGiit ongcbIid)
cine Shmeltcr oeS SullItfdmpfcr9
Snd Nenpicp, crtronf, urO GopitGlr
@m. @romn brad BEL Dem &erilf,
ooS MGodcll, pcl6cs iiber Soro &c.
iprungen mar, SIT %rettell, eincn 9lrm.
Die iibrigcn an 9orO ocs Gonpfcr5
bciilOlid)cll Eerionen battcn Milbc,
ibr 2cben in Siderbeit SIT bril1gcn.
Ger .S6omuS 9psle" batten cinige
Sargcn in ShIcpptau, ais Scr I'M
iaQ iid) %erci1ncte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Scrtidlcr 2ehrertaa peridubcn.

Gincinnoti, O., #. M1r5. =
Der oclltl6e 9ebrertag, melfGr III SS1-
oionapoliS p%cr9ullgenes Sabr Gincin-
nati ilbertrogen moroen mar, lit nm
ein Sabr perifoben porben llnb iins
oct alio crit I'M Sommer 1907 IN Gin.
cinnati ltatt. 3u oielem Gntid)eio
fam geltcrn Ser Soritano bcs Natio-
nalen 2%ebreruereilS, Der biericlblt 81
elmer Grtrd 3. Serionmllrtg 5ltiammer
gefnmmen mar. Der Yrdlibent DeS
NntionolbunbeS, Or. =. $. Sid bier
lclbIt, lit ld)mer crfrantt, uno oa nlall
oblte i'm nidlt germ uor9eben lpoatc,
untcrblicbcn bic Gorbereitungen bier,
Or. Sid oiirftc aber ultd in Den MIDI.
item Monnten nod nid)t I'M Stanoe
iein, an irgellb mcld)en Ilgclcgenbei.
ten oftip tbeil5utebmel llno lpe5ien
oltf ieinen @ulli6 ulto nit Giifiid)t
nllf Die gcifaffcnclt Gerbdltnille MIR.
DC sic Seridiebltlg bis 1907 angeoro.
net. Son allslpdrts marcn SIT Ser
Situng SefretGr Sobn &iieln1eier
bon Mil,pallfee utb Wtartin SdNnio-
bofer BON Chicago erld)ienen. Siee.
Yr1iiocnt Otto Seller bon ct. 2ouis
hatte burd) Stiqidlpeigen ieine 3r.
itinlnning ~gegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Sir pcri0nlid)c 1SrciGcit.
Semonitrotion Ocutid)er @iir0cr bon
Chicago gegell Mltdcrtblm riO
GroDi6ition.

Gbicago, SQS., If. MGr,. -
Gem Hltfe Ser @reflttip-9 eb0roe oes
9lunocS oelltid)er @iirgcr bon Gbico9o
Iol1e leilteuO, fonoen 1if geItern
Sertrcter foIt i6lnlntlider 0r0Beren
oelltI d)en Gcrb0noe mo &creine i'm
nSotel @iSmard" 5lIiammen, Inn ga.
rider 81 berntben, pie Die lett cinigcr
Belt bon ben Wiltdern nit SiiBen &c.
tretenc pcrl0rlide Sreibeit mieoer 3i
Nnlcbcn gebrn6t peroen f0nnc. @S
marel ctlpn 100 Serren onpeien0, ur=
ter ibnen ole Soltptpertrctcr ser bier
t0glid)e1 oeutihcn 3eitltngen, ferucr
HepraIentonten 0cS SorortS l10 Ser
G%ln5elpcrcile OeS Gbica9o'er Sltrnbc-
5irfs, Der bicltgcn Dem SSn0iarlusS llrr.
be5irf ongeborigcn Sereinc, ser Der.
eiltigten MhGnnerdore bon G6icago
llno pieler onoercr 0elangpercinc, Der
Ocutldcn M%ilitdrpcreinc, Scr lanoSs
mnnml6aftlidcn &ereine nit Oenl
nobc5u tnuie1O WitglieOer 5Gbletoell
SdJlpnben Gerein an ser Spite, fer.
ter Vcrtreter Der @roBlogen uio Ser
lntcrgeoroncten 2ogen idmmtlid)er
beutihen Sr0enSgemein id)aitcn, mie
Der nSnrugori," ySermannssS obne"
II. /. N. Sn @on5en mnren etpo 90.
600 belltide Stimmen pertretell. Cen
Sorlit filbrtc Sr. Milbelm Gapp, ser
grcile Gbeireoafteltr Scr ySQinoiS
Staats5eitlnA" Der ieit iiber eilleni
bdlben Snbrbuloert in @ort un0
,Sd)riit pafer fir Die 9luirefterbal-
tung ser pcrionliden 2rcibeit &c.
fGmpit bat. Sn cincr Teibe Dol, 9ll-
iprodlclt WitrOe oorolf bingetpieien,
OnB eS Inn Oieie iebt Id)Iimmer beIteat
lit, ols je 5lDor, bob bic MnnaBung
Scr Wiitfcr feline @ren5en nlcbr femme
llto OoB eS Onber oie bod)ite 3eit iei,
tic 1T ibre @ren5en Suriid5upeiien.
Mon fabtc ocsbolb ben 9eIhlllB, int
nGoliicum," Der groBten Soae Der
StaOt, cine gelpnltige Eroteit e Ser
lammllng SIT peronItalten, 81 pelder
Die freiiinnigen 9iirger ollcr 9totiuno-
litGtcn eingcloocn merocn iollen. Ser
ner miro man iidl iofort nit berpor.
ragellOcn 9iirgcrn in Serbinoung
icbell, Inn ouf geridtlid)em @cge bic
@eicbe uto SroinauBen, aui melde
lid, bic 6inIterIin9e itiiten, ST. befdm-
pien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
3iuci-Gcnts- Sarif lit Sbiu.

GolumbuS, o, II. MGr5. -
Mit bcm bcl,tigen Gage lit OdS ncllc
@cict, pcIdcS iir Sbio Oen 3nci-
Gcnts : Sorii fiir oen giicnbnbnuer.
tcbr einiiibrt, in araft getretcn, obnc
bob groBcre @irflungcn SIT pcripiircll
gcmcien mGren. Gen eit5igen 'beoclt-
tcrbercn llntcri6ieo fonnte man ont
Observation-Disclosures nobrnebmclt, mo-
iclbit weniger 8elb fiir 6abrtcn nod)
Trnften inncrbulb beS Staotes eill-
genommcn pllroe. Had) Statiorclt
oitberbolb oc$ Stoates berrldte Der
iiblid,c &erfehr. f0.i.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12

Sclltldllalt0 ncceptirt luor0en lit. Sic
9anfirage miro 5uerit ibregrleoioltng
itnoen ulO I'M 10 raider georOnet
luer0en %f0nner, ais III Solge oer9tad)s
glcbigfeit GelttidlnnO'5 Qud 6ronfs
reid iidJ SIT meicntliden 3ugeitGnOnii.
len bcreit erflGrtc. 0oruad fonmnt
Die Goli5eiiro9c, Ser &aroinalpunft
oe3 StrcitcS, an 0ie Gei6e, ltnO BEL
ser gcgcnpGrtigcn ueri0bnliGcn
Stimmung miro Gin ernitc8 &inOcr.
nib nid)t mcbr %crlpdrtet, 10 oaB sic
Ser6nnSllrgcn Oemr6dIt ibren be.
iricOi9cnOen 2(6ihluB erreiden mer.
Den.
Dab einem geluiIien S6eil ser aus
mGrtigen Grciic 0ieier beporItebenOe
iricOIide 2lltSglcid) ser @egeniGBc,
Die lpieoerboIt ireili6 cine ilBerit PC.
Ocnflihc Sponnung 3mii6cn Gclltld)'
IanO mlo 6ranfrcid er5eugtcn, piocr
ben Strid gcbt, IGBt iih Ocnfen. IS
miro Oc8bnIb Dor SGorcSi6lllB nod
Elm wcnig gcfllmtert unO geitdntcrt.
So 6cbollptctcn oerEariier y@ouloi5"
lt1O ionitigc @ldtter, 0nB ser &oilcr
Don NllBlonO INTO onoere 5errid)cr
Sen aoiicr Nilbclrn idriftlid erit6t
GGttcr, 6ronfreid) gegenii6cr nod5lt.
gc6cu, INN cin Sfcitcrn Der Gonfcrcn5
5u ucrbinocrn. 0icie 9lngn6en mer-
ocn jcbt bon bieIiger offi5ioler Seite
ais crirrbcn bCjcidnet nit Oen Si1s
5uiiigen, ooB Gcutidlono'5 Saltung
bonn 2%lnfong Der Goutronerie at ltct5
GllBerit cntgcGen fommeno gepeIen iei,
Cine b0dlt intcrciiante WiittbeilltnO
6at I'M Silt6lid nlli oie Moglihtcit
zines 6eluoiinetcn 3uIammcnItoBea
ioebcn 0gr 0ircttor cGilcS beOelttcltocn
GicIigcn 9onfinltitllt5 gemodt. 2(tf
Die 8cmcrfung, DAB man i'll Plus.
Inn0c Gellti6lon0 pielio6 ols %iinoll-
5ieu uniGbig 6etradte, aricg 5l lib
rem, elltgegnetc CT:
Cine iocbcn bcenoete Statiitit
~iiuan5icler arciie bat ergcbcn, Oob
Gcltti6lono o%ugenblidli6 icfs5cbn
WiQiar0en Mfurf MISUNDERSTANDING
pnpiere belibt, namcntlid Nuiler, So.
po,er, 9(rgentinier, Mcrifo1er, 9ru-
.iilioncr, Sponicr, Eortugicien mo
Giirfcn. 9oS lit 0os Sieriofe Scr
ieiner 3eit cnorm be5cidnetcn irun-
5oiiiden Observation-Disclosures Nn1o
1871. 0cuti6lono miiroc i'm SoQc
zines ariegS ioiort lit 2onOor, 9tem'
Oorf mo YuriS ablaocn. IS mitrOe
babel 5pci WiQioncn uerlicrelt, o6cr
ieinc coentueIen @egner ipiirOcn
mcbr gei6G0igt wcr0erL unO cit all
gemcincr Eonif miiroe DuS HcIltltot
lcil1. 9elttidlmno lit iinon5iell better
getfilIct iiir 1enGrnltial, ais Die ilbri.
acn CLIMBER"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Sucn'S @citGnonif.
Ser 4rojCB gcgen Den mlt6naB-
lid)Cn W0rocr Scr Srou Soliltcr
in GhiCugo.

lid)cn W6rocr scr 6rm @oailtcr
III Chicago.
Gbicogo, ST., If. Mdr5, SnF
Npen3'idcn Moropro5eb mllrOen Sc
ltcrn 9lbihniite aus DEM @citGnOr!B
oca Ingcfla9tcn perlclcn, mo Der
Eolijci. Snipeftor 2opin wrr0e bonn
gcrtbciOiger 6ol5 boriibcr beirogt.
6olj gcrieth babel in Ioldcn Gircr,
0uB Gidtcr Smith i'm mieOcrbolt Dor
bclci0i1enocn NcllBcrlllgc1 ilbcr oeIl
Snipcttor mornen mllBtc. Gtelcr
ltcQtc CutidicOcn in Nbreoe, OoB
irgelO lucld)cr Grld altf Spens geilbr
mur0ell lei, I'M i'm 3llnl 8c|tunotlB
81 5mingen. IS Iolgte oarallf Die
&%crnGbmln1g ocS Yoli5ci . Gopitdta
&ealn mCldcr crtlGrtc, ais Sben3
nad Scr Foli5ciltotion 0ebrodt ipllrs
DC. bobc CT lid 0lcidl9iiltlg pcrboltct
rnp niht picl geiprod)clt, ipoter abcr
bubc cr Den Eoli5eidlef 5n lid Bitten
loiicn. Nm Ociicn Stelle babe lid Der
&illiSdci Sd)iittlcr 81 linn bcgcbcn,
Dor ipcld)ent Seems 0oD Wcltononlb
oblcgtc, mcld)C9 CT ip0tcr por onocrc!l
Holijcibcomtcn III Shiittler'S 8cgcns
mart micbcrDoltc. Gem Nrrcfta1tcrt
lcicn ullr mcniNc Srngcn gciteat nor
bcrL llnb man babe i'm irei Don Der
2cbcr recon lolicn. Spcn@ Iogtc bel
bielcr 8elcgcnbcit aus, ais CT Srolt
SoQiitcr IN bic 9Illcp geld)leiit, babc
CT Seutc olli ser StroBc porbeigcbet
boren; CT bobc Damn Elm 3%ilnobolj
ollgcitedt, ibr ms 0ciid)t gelelldtct
lno pcriild)t, lie oiti6urid)tcll. Gam
babe or ibr Den Grobt nm Den Sails
geihlilngcn. Nla Spcn3 perbuftct
luuroe, bottc cr cine Grobt5ongC in
ser Suid)e, beitritt obCr, BOB CT Tie
henliBt babe, nm Den Grobt oll5ll.
SichCn.
Eolijci 2ieutenont Sdlou bcflnl.
octc, er babe 5ui0uig gebort, mic
<Spcn@, mobrcnO or lid in Der &oli5eis
itotion bcfon0, ieincm Natcr crfldrtc,
er hubc tSruu Solliltcr crmorOct unO
ca lei ionit Nicmonb an Der @luttbot
betbeiligt qcrpcicn. &ci'm Stlub scr
&crnehmlng oieies 3cligcn pcrtagtc
mani ole Gcrbnlblung oltf Wontag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Mrphfcner in Gun Granciseu.

gan Sron5iSco. #. Mar5. -
Ios fiinfitodige 8eid)Gitsgebdilbe
Nr. 321, Smlomc~ Strobe, witrbc
bilrd Scller seritort. Gas 8ebauhc
lullroc bon ben iolgenoen Sirnlen b..
niitt: Cunningham, Curtis < @elih,
Gngrps : Observation-Disclosures, vllnioi;
2itbpgropb 60" nno .2ouis Hoid)
Erinting 60" Ter geiommtc 9rano.
lhaoen miro auf $4,000 berehnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Eiiacn iidl Dem 4cieb.

Scfferion- Gitpa Mo., If.
MGr5. - Gon oei1 i,lt Stootc Mi
iorri sum @cidGftsbctriebc 5u9eloi-
iencn 10 9cbetsperiitbetrngsr@ cieu-
id)uitcn bobcn 46 bent Stoots.Tcrli.
dJcrungsl Superintenoenten %orloi-
Der benodridtigt, DOB tic lldy oelt
fiir5lid) crloiicnen perld)orften Gor-
ld)riite1 fir Dcn @cid)Gitsbctrleb iii
gen meroer. Gicie Sorifriftcn pcr-
bictclt Die @cm1brling BON Nabott-
5oblungen orf Gerlid)erungS : Gon-
trofte, bic gbidlieButg ipe5ieler
Gontrofte unb unbefnetc Mittbcllin-
gen ilber Siuiocnoen. 3ablungcn.
.castdis |, Die sorts. Clslh !nnaGssaGttf Had
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ocn, in 3%ufltnft fiiritlidje Terionerl
oocr Winilter olti ser 9ilbne oar5lt-
Itellen uno Siloer, ia 'elbIt Stotuell,
Die offentlif allSgeitcllt WcrOcn lollen,
IinO elmer Geniur untcrporfen. Cine
In5obl @emGloe IN Der iG6rli6ell
&unltouSI tellung, ipeldc politiIfe @e-
8enIt0nOe 0ar1tellelL lit oltagclhlo'Iell
morOen. Sr. Ilrpbitriutrott Der tril=
Der Der Geoaftion ser o&oIipa" ange-
bOrte mo mcgen &eroifcntIidung ei-
rcr Slll9idrift ii6cr Die &uiIerfumllle
i'm Sabre 1902 nod) Sibiricn per-
bnnnt, ipiter ober ~bcQnaOi0t murOc,
bat eS utternommel1, GOpicn Der Der
botenen 9il0er in 6rontrei6 81 Der
0ffcntlldelt.d .s
r4ni Of II or5gelbcn
.la W onnr A c.
@ien, If: MGr}. - Ser ann1pf
I'M sic @ablreiorm &orla9c gcItol-
tct iid in1n1er lebboitcr, ulo es miro
nod SIT beiBel1 Decentralization I'M
HcidSrotb fommerL 0a itd) nidt me
niger ais 206 9t6gcorOnetc sur De-
bate gemcloet bobcll. Die Scrmci-
lung Scr @orloge an cine Gommiiiion
lit iider.
StnOcntcn fii6rtcn GcIterrl aui Scr
llniperiitGt ipieocr Nubcit0rungcn Der
bel, Die cinen iold)cn l(mfang oltna6=
mer, Oob bic Eolijci cini6rciten
mlBte. Die Sumltlto1ten mltrOen
gcuoItiom pertriebcn.
Stcpbon Nnfopsfp, ser 6iihrcr Der
totboliiden Solfsportei, ertI0rtc &C.
itern in cincm 0ficntIiden Srici, OoB
Die 20iung Ser politiiden &irrcn nlrr
uui ser @aiiS oeS 1SGOcr glaglcid)S
m0gli6 lei.
Nod) ontlid)cm 2%lllaluciS aus DIT
0upcit bnbpu Die Gimtobmcn llngorn'S
I'M Sabre 1905 III 6oIgc Scr 9tiht-
3a6luna Oirefter Stcltern INN $32,-
10000 n%bgenonmell.
Gpfcrn ibrc &umelcu.
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ncr nriitofrotiiden Soircc I'M Eoloit
Der @rGiin 9%otbponn ipicltc iidy &C.
itcrn cine merfmiiroiGc Sccnc ob.
Sic @r0fin 0eiiemiiD biclt cine lei
oenidoftIide Iriprod)c, lit lucldcr
tic Die oniuclcnocn Gontcn o%ltifor-
Ocrtc, ibrcn Sdnlld sur lllttcrltiit
sung ser lucgcn ibrca ySibcritonocS
go0cll Oic &e0iernng obgcicBten ltil-
gorild)cn 9eanttell 5lt opfcrn. 3ltnt
SGlllB ibrcr TeOe nobm Die 8rGiilt
iGr prodtpple6 Northumberland rnb
lire @riQontobrrin9c ub lrlo ollc
InhpcicnOcr1 fol9ter i6rcm Scilpiclc.
0ic BON 0en potriotjidcH Mo9po-
rillncu geppferteu &lnuclGN rcprd-
icntirtcn einen &crtb BON elmer
&iCrtclmliaion aroncn-
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Die oncrifaniiden transport
idiiie O&iIpotrif" nnb o@%icGIclon,"
nit DEM crlten &tlfontcric.Hc0imcn
an SorO, nod) DEN EDilippinen ltll-
teripegS, troien DorgeItcrn in Eort
Soio, @0ppten, ein.
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Gtpo 5000 llngorn biclten q,

Gtua 5000 llrgar1t biclten &C.
itern I'M Y@ronb Central Eoloit" 5ll
Aerp &. 2)orf cine &eriommlullg, Inn
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6ror5 Soiepb 81 prpteitircn. Cabin.
lotllenoc 9cihliiiie mrrbcn ollge.
noltlmcr.
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gef d. 10 II.

Berlin, If. Idr5. Sober
IeiiimiSmiS biuiidtlih Der Comic.
ren5 in alseciras lit jest gcid,mlmoen.
gGgemein miro cine baloige pollitGn.
oige ginierurg iiber Moroffp erboiit.
9ie beifle Ypli5eifragc ioa auf @runo
bon Oeitreif llnearn's Soriflag &C.
rcaeIt merben, melder Den S%ran5oicn
porber mitgetbeilt ipuroe uno bon