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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

nidt fduIoig Dm. 8. 9ibion, Elm
Sa6r 3u9tbaus. @epo6nbeitsmdBlg
~unoroentli6 - 4nnie 0empiep, ieds
MonQte 4r6eits9aus. 8agubuno =
Qnnie 6aptins, 5pei Wonate Ar@
~beits6aus. 8erIaFen = G4riit. Use
Der, muB Der Satin $3.50 pro 8ode
sa6len; guis Martel, muB Der Sat
tin 81 pro 8o9e 5a6len; Ileg. SORn@
ion, muB Der Satin $3.50 proBo6e
ao6len. @pirituaienpertauf amSonn@
tag = Mar 2ipsfin, 500 Strofe.
sir beute: Ruub = Sacob aoams,
Wm. 8aitipall. 0iebitu6l - 8elie
Qeonarb. SoIep6 9ritdett, amos
8ropn, So6n 0innis, Wm. 0folone.
Moroangriff = Bm. 8urlep. Grds
gen perborgener Wuffen @bdrles
Gropoer. 8agdbuno - SEQ. 2euQ
uno SEP. 99ulB.
8utfen @eri4t. Wor
ben Ri6tern Gapage, 8lod uno D.
8rien.) Sc purosn ernunnt 81 9ta4@
laBpernaltern in ben 5Gusn bon W'a7
rb 6. Ml6augb gbnurD M}. unD Nfol7
lie 6. 4l6augb, 8iirgi4uft $4,000;
bon N}arD 8. Darlington Mlarp 9.
Darlington, giirgI6uft $4,000; DON
Otto q. 5trutb @nnu Strut6, 8iirJ@
I6aft $4,000; BON G6arlotte 90, Bar
ton 6reberid 8. Barton, 8iirgi9aft
$4,000 0ormunbi9uft5beri6te be-
ftGtigt i'm Sale BON Qeondro 5. Wtc7
9reepp, $406. Nu6laBberi6te beita@
tiqt i'm Sale BON Nnna 80. s. 8ubel,
$2264, Snosntar6eri6te eingereidt
i'm Sale pon @teanor S.Gart, $6437.
8ertdufe rutifi3irt i'm Safe ppn Sos.
JIpnn, $500.
6tubtz @ert6t.-(8or Riaz
ter 0ennis.) SEQ. 81. Nnoerion ges
gen Limited Rps.," Gei4porene IN
8erat6ung. Sir 6eute: gfrn. III,
1877, 128, 543, 176, TT unb ITO.
46t6eiIungN r. 2, = (Sor
Ri6ter Mifes.) Gal. 8olbberg gegen
g.. 6. .. >Stepart, mon proc" Ser
man Seller gegen Sobn&eQp, bufelbe.
Marp De 6art gegen QooIp6 Canton,
oafel6e. g6as. 5. 8Onuparte gegen
SEQ 2arpmun, urt6eiI fir alGgsr fir
$50. 0m. 8. 9ropn gegen r@ureta
W6tudl 4ioSocietp," urtbeil fiir8lGz
ger fir $3.50. Gbparb $. @6uiitIn,
iun., qegen v6opfinssQ pe. g. g. a."
urt6sil beitGtigt. Sir beute: Rrn. 81,
SO, 90 unb 1O2 unb DprlGufiger 4ufs
ruf Der 6Gqe Rrn. 104, Bis 10Y, 100,
40, 115, 116, 119 bis 122, 124 bis
1873, 1876, 1877, 1873.
6 Commonly Ieas 8ert4 t.
= Wor Ri6ter Wright.) Smith ges
oen .N}o. Selep6ors Co." ni4t BEEN
bet. Bertha 8roun gsgen Sui. 9ine5
Ii. a., gei6li6tet. Sir 6eute:. Der
i6pebenbe SAT- uno Rrn. 80, SO,
MDer gegen rRupiO GOuIing Grams
fer Co." So, 40, 80.
Ri6ter ,ot 2args."- (8or
Hi6ter 6arGun.) Qnna 81. 9orn 8ez
GEN 6enrD 8. 8irbn, 9etret gu unz
ter5ei6nen. Sir 6eute: 8ublfdQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
(5ortfeBung folgt.)
6eirat6ssQiceu1eu.

6olgenoe 9eGrdt9s : Nlcen3en Durz
ben geitern pom gIert bes Common
Yleus : 9eriht5 uusaeiteat:
2epeups 6rontIin Barrier, Sc, BON
G6icago uno Gillian gaines 9allep,
30; Qpplifant %. g.. 36aDer, Nr.
406, GatbeoralSStruBe.
CHARLES GarroQ GromipeQ, 27, Nr.
507, arlington QDenue, unD Marp
8trginia Dagger, 27.
George 6. MagneB, %, unb Ser
tru0e 9. 8ringeI, %; Npplifant Ruz
bolp6 Reuling, CIR. 618, DeItz5rantz
lin4StraBe.
8m. Walter, %, unO Quguita s..
Yralsp, 81; Npplitant Wm. 8rambIe,
Ir. 2916, Oitz8altimores StraBe.
2ouis 5. 9eBte, %, unb Carrie 9.
G6rtit6ilf 20; QppIitdnt Charles
DintIsr, Nr. 1914, Otz8altimorez
StraBe.
9enrp 8oe6n, %, uno @oit6 8obi,
"a; NppIifant 6. q. @opurbs, Gr.
1912, 0orbgGo Qoenue.
Daniel 81. Scanlon, 40, II. Qgnes
g. Moplan, 20; Qpplifant Mm. u.
Qortins, Or. 1912, 6anooerES traBe.
S6oma8 SomIinfon, %, unb SoIie
6arben, 20; Npplitant Slioer Snoez
rieoen, Nr. 2033, 8ofeezS trube.
Nm. u. Mc0ermott %, uno
Grace 6. Mc0onalo, 20; Npplifant
8. 8. 0rummep, Nr. 1923, 8uterS
StraBe.
Sen. %. WattRr, %, uno 2iaian
8. 8repmborg, 20; 4ppIitant s. S.
8rafflin, Nr. 1929, Rorbz9triderz
StraBe.
Wm. u. 86ompIon, %, uno &ate
8. Maoben, %; QppIitunt 81. 81.
@6erioan, Or. 900, equitable Bldg.
6rant u. Smith, q, unO Margaz
ret 8leafner, 10; Qpplitant 5. 6.
0agner, g}r. 1927, Ofy8tboIe1Str.
@m. u. Brad, q, Nr. 815, Norbz
9aDIon4StraBe, unO Carrie s. 9ae8z
loop, 20.
Sucob 8. @Oam8, 80, unO Marp
6. 8eeo, 20, Nr. 1875, Columbia
2tpenue.
@bus. &enneOp Sentins, %, unb
Marp Gftber Garman. 20; QppIitant
s. s. 6arriIon, Nr. 1888, 9rutoz
0iu<Npenue.
36omus 81. 5puds, "a, Nr. 1924,
8eitzQ zlDenlle, uno 3enia q.
Carr, q.
0m. e. Qeb0on, "a, g2r. II, RorOz
Caroline traBe, unO emma 3.
Yrocton, "a.
Iuguitus s. 66afer, %, Nra935,
2emons5 traBe, unO Mpitic 6. Sd
man, Is.
So6n Weems 6antins, it,, "a, unb
5rances 5ifforO 8ppb, 10; Qpplifant
8. 5oript9e, IT,, Nr. 222, ct. 9ouIz
StraBe.
). 5todett 6opurb, q, Or. 1915,
Wefz8altimoreSStraB unb Goa 8.
9obbs, %.
Qrt6ur 9. 8ibibns, 43, Nr. 2307,
Norb4@9arIeszStraBe, uno &utbeua
9. Morp, SO.
Qnorep s. Steoens, 81, unb 8dtie
q. Qfers, 10, 8eioe aus Rod 6aQ,
3entsgpuntp.
5reo. $. Rulman, 81, uno Mu1
6. Maccuuan, 10; QppIifant So6n
8otpen. Rr. 816, OFygretpnsSt raBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

nidt einmat ms6r bic 3sit, Elm 9inet
gu l0ien."
nQ6er id ba6te, Sic gingen aud
mit!" REF ih nit groBerGnttdui4ung
in Stimme unb QntliB aus.
oWas, mad Qonoon i'm Auguit uno
an einem Gage, tuie oieier 6eute 81
SeacliFf? Dante, i9 ni4t! 46er IS
t6ut mir 6er3Ii4 leio, Sic enttGuI4t
gu BADEN, WtiB @liffOro," fiigte er ie4r
omiiiirt bin3u.
Sd erbob biergegen etpas untluren
0ioerfprua uno fubr nit meiner
3eidnung fort.
nSt0rt es Sic, tpenn i6 meme 81
gurre bier beenoe?"
%, our6au8 ni6t," erpioerte i'd
nit gs1udter 90fli6teit. sd bin
ZEN 8abafSrau9 gen0bnt."
nNus, frOhnt Oas Soeal S6rer
5rGume audi benz Subat?"
nWer?" rief if Derbliifft aus. r@en
meinen 5ia?"
nSie BADEN mir ben Namen nod
ni6t genannt; Den 9errn, nit DemSIe
perlobt iinO."
IcSor4EoL,,,r FoIn+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Giehfnttrr. INN strnhnrriie

5oIgenOes Iino bic auf ben i~taatliz
den @aagen fir Sen, Strob II. +. ~.
geItern er3ielten YreiIe:
Oef1i6e 6eupauge.
9eu.-Simotbb $13 Bis SIS, 8lees
ben $14 pro Some.
@tro6. - 8ei3eritrob 81 Bis SO,
8oggenitrO4 $12 bis $14.5O pro
Sprne
Moig-pro SAB $3.50.
q ne Hide 9eupad8e.
9eu.-Simotbn $14 Big $16, &leez
beu $14 Bis $15 PRO Some.
Strob. - 0~ei3enItrob So big SO,
aoggenftro6 $14 bis ST. pro Some.
Mai8-pro SAP $3.50 Bis 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
GouHtiGsgIuffs Soma, 2 fdss.

gouHdIs9luffs, Soma, 2 9des.
Goutoro, R.r6., 10 GtuuotH.
Genbtr, Colorado, q 3aqe.
Detroit, MID, ! Tag.
galpsitou, 2tras, 2 Iags 3 5tuHee&.
6arrjsburq, Ia, 8 Stuu0tu.
Sartforo, Connecticut, II Stuuosz-
indianapolis, Suo., l 5aa.
Sadiou, RifFiFpsi 2 5oQs.
Sadlouojne, 6,orioc, 1 8o9.
Ra~niassGit0, WiHouyi. . 6a9s.
2ittls Rod, Nrfdui1g. I 51Q 10 StuRh@
2ouis0igt, Rp., ! Eag , Stuno,u.
glempbis Stuu., 1 lag 3 StuUotr.
Dlcbile, alabama. l5do 8 Stunosu.
goriolf, 9ir9ini,u, Z Sturocu.
geir=Srlton5, ga, / 5og 10 StuustA
6toot RsirsOcrt. s StuuOtH.
Smoao, @chr1sta. ? 6aae.
@ortlaro, Woiue, | Sag.
Qortlanp. Crcoou, 3 Ialt.
gbiIaoclsbia, %, 3 Stuuesh
qittgburq, 70, II StuuorH.
9ropiotrtt, RS, l6 stu7otH.
RalsiGb, re. IS StuUocu.
Ct. 2ouis. miTouri, / Go0 q Sturo'H.
Ct. Quul, W}iruciOta, ! 5a9 y StuuDes-
San Grou3isto. Sal. 4 Rage Il Stun0Ea.
Sops'a. Rdr,as, , 31Qs.
RNfou. muH IA EfuuNcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
0iehmGrfte.

G6tcago, q. Ott. = 3inOpieb:
5eutige 3ufubr 5000; Dart flau;
9reifs $1.35 bis $5.75. S9peine:
9eutige 3ufubr 1900, morgen 26,s
900; Marft 10c. Bis 25c. nieoriger;
9reiIe $500 Bis $3.50. S6ufe: 6eus
tige 3ufu6r $4,000; Marft: S6afe
ftetig, 2dmmer 10c. nisbriger; greiie:
.S9afe $500 Bis 1915, QGmmer
1925 bis $5.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Il slam B.

Bremen, Stuti6lorc. Q 9aQ,.
@ rros @nrts, grgtutiui,r, % ERas.
6%oItSttl, 9rjtjih-Snoi,H, 80 Iaae.
9emtvora, gritii6=@uiuuc, l6 Rags.
6oupsRJue, Ghiud, % Edgt.
Ri70tOH, Sauaica. s Sd1s.
Q]iOsrpOol, GuoluuO. 7 Enas.
9u}err. shnci3. 10 cage.
etuot mcri'o, Wtrito, 3 Eaas.
9}osiau, RuBlauo, p 5lot.
Banana Der. staoftn ron GolOmbta, ! 1eaG
garis, GrarIrtj5. g Iogt.
Gucbec. CaEaoa, , 5NNe.
Rio be 9]autirr. gruFljtu, q 5aoG.
%or, 8tolicu, 10 Eoot.
st. Schus. T'tuiuroIauh, 4 3aot.
st. Petersburg 3ublouO, u Taas.
shhnsn- NnilrcIisr- 81 5nnt
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3u pertaufen.
Sapital- AnIdgen In 5runeeigentbum.

SruHOj iuisu, 9ppotbefen uuo lteres uuo btbau=
rs Staotz Hn0 YoritaotS8runoeiaentbum i:bs
@ruuojinisn BON il SO unO ubt BON il 500; gu
81 projent: meme 0dui:r, centrdle 91q,; isrner Dor=
5uqIide QruuOjinsireje jiD:itt oDpOtbefsu auf
@Guier, in Summeu BON 800, 500 unO $500, gu
Is 4rojt1t; i,rur orti meme Cottages, gruuoj mss
irei, oorjuqli9, Sage, ~bsJabl,u msbr, as + 4tOs
l:ut, nit i~uut5metOen 0ruuopertbeu; i,ruer Elm
6taotbauplus, Der in tjusm Sabre grobtu 9roit
eiutraQen mirD. g9ir oiitrirtu tiutn 6=proJtntigen
Gouron 8ruuofiids sG trtiiifat, in Sum1uen BON
800 uuo aufpdrts. g9ir fHo Die G,gentbiiuler
uno Nssnteu. Ill uittO RsdG Gtd Is O.,"
40l Gulpcrt19ujlping. E:lepbon: CT. Raul 245.
$50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

9errs Sstanb, pa., 27. Ott.
-3inDbieb; Murft fldu; preiie 81
40 Bis $3.50. S4peine: Martt FEB
bait; greiie $500 Bis $3.50. @9afe:
Marft itetia; 9reiie $50 Bis S7.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
EnItimnrrr Mnrfthrrihfs.

(grj8th fur Sm .9uti3sn 6orSsigonOmtsn'l
Baltimore, ben 27. Oftober.
Me6L.- Die 6eutige Mebl3ufubr
belief ii8 auf 32,486 6dHer, elm
i6lieBli6 2O,9O3 6dfer gu Occult
9oint uno 1865 6GRsr gu Canton.
4iiftennerinnht - GEGiier. Die 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
SteQengeinhe

St~tIGtgtiu
6iut ntutihc 5tau iutt Stcue fur 81nuss o0tr
9u6enarbtit. 0a1Iuirng'u in Rr. l0G2, Gat;ru=
2lptHut, Giuglng al 6o6rauzNacD. t300-u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
6euttde S6luRrdte:
9nItimnrer Gffeftenb6rie.
Su.IIIIUItL UTtIItETUUIF'
Es:bt,t fir ben .Ssuti9,u Gprr,fpous,nttn' ons4
:. 0r. TlDosueori { Col

TEfT. nTtT ~ ON 'ICUIT9tW N1ETTTV9WEEHTVH VN@W
;. Bu. RlOOsHsOri { CO.,
Baltimore, ben 27. Ottober.
8. Wm. MioDenOcrf &c 60. btre4z
ren fir Srancs: 8antiers Sratten
auf so Sage 5.2Os, uuf @idt 5.183,
foufmGnnii6e auf so Sage 5.214 bis
1921. 8ei9smart uuf go Gage 493,
guIosn uuf go Sage SO 1916.
Sterling 8antiers ouf 60 Sage
1921, auf Si6t 1850; tdufmdr@
niI4e 4.829.
&ertdufe auf ter hieft9en GFfetten'
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@uuOeruoue Gntoefuuo

Srau @fIiams, cine btrporrasenrs Spe,io.
Iihiu In E~raueu'Seteen brabte 1auieHe,u BON
I.ietnoen 6-autn has Slid Der Gtiunpbtit; bait,
ME eiH;n 6ebli5la9i IN c5tuHouI.tIig 6tuno,u njrb
in irq,upp,l3sm StaOium 9irpsrunG pri4afft. oo,r
Ttin; s,jah.uns; ttin. StmrI,H. I,int G,Fabr,
uno barmlos: I'M 4ireau ODER per Q0h 81 G 0 ms
ortabsIht pripatts Gtim d 7
9 amt Gebilo.te Rranftnp i!tatr;Hutn drIt.iae
Rt6anoluue. ions otDinibt; 2~5aid5rie. 6riab-unq.
6prshhusotu uou 10 bis 8. 6oHutaas bon 2 bis 8
&arbertbsilEne srdtts.
frau ". 8tiiams.
SIR. 3+5, 9or0zoOiuarosS Strait. galtimsre.
- (Nsiqi IL ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Su pertaufen.


Gtnfqc cute 8runo3inien, Die BON ) biz 6 9ro=
5euts 9utcrefeu eiubringen. Ratjuirdgtu bel
@caru, ,3inrmer y, Tr. 3, Sf=2crington=S traBe.
(30l-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Srf0rOrrmug bnn PDitiuden

Ga .lge Der erfurberIi6:n 3eit our Grs
rei9ung Der Oeri4ieOnen Be-
itimmungsorte.
llntenIte6enb 1T Die ungsfdbre 3tit
fir discriminating Der PoItIa3sn BON
bem 8altimorsr pOTt : 9irsau mas
ben bauptid6lidan einbsimiI6sn uno
luspGrtig,n GtGoten Dsr3si4nst.
Snldno.
Q.lauta, Ga. 10 StuHosn.
qtlantitsGitp. RS, 6 Stunosn.
groptpH, R..g.. 6 Stnubsu.
burlington. 9rmoHt, II StuHbta.
quiialo. 8.=O-, Is StUnpsH.
6apt 0ap, Rs. 6 StuHoen.
Gborltfon. SIS, l6 stunosn.
Ghicaso. ans. | 9a9.
Colunbio. Sc. II 6tuHoer-
Fineinnstt CbiO, 20 GtUnpsS
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$50 8aar-$3.OO pro @ode.

Su prrfnuftn:
Sptif0dio. aduisr nit is5s 3immsrn Oil Or
gdfter.6traBs, lpiiatu GairmOunt=E u.uns uHn
Gapttt,.5 trab:. 9isie 9duitr ~,utbaItsn aat nsut'
ffeu 9tcutmlibft;I,H, einIdlieBlib etmtntIrtt RES
itr unp Rarmor46rtpp,n. 9rtis $500 Crumbs
gins S27 idbrli6. garttrsstrab. if nit ben b:fen
p,trifiiirttn SitgsIfsinen e~sYiIdfert nHO bat e'msHf
tirt. 3~rottoirs.
Tau Etbms bic 6airnsunt.aotHut=Sats iu eE
gtbdEli6feit.n,
Scnaro .. @anagbCt,
(3anls) Rr. 26S, Git<9altimorSs6trass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

= ~ ------ -----
betrug 116,249 8ui4el; @erIanot BON
ben Glepatoren 1858 8ui6el; Glebuz
toren<8orrat6 1885 8uiGsL, Ser
fGufe: 1 @aggon Steamer peiBer gu
%, 1000 8ui6eI Spot gu 49,,
5000 Nr. 2 peiBer Spot III 495.
6a,,4;no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Sabr ........,. Sis
Sonuor -. 474-48
SAFER. = 9euttge 9afer3ufuhr
PATIO 8uI6el; aus ben @lepdtoren
5uriidge8ogen 1869 8u1feI; GleDotOs
renzgorratb 174,8 41 8uI6el. Ser
tdufe: 3 @aggons gr. 2 gemii9ter gu
4O!, 1 @aggOn DO. gu 40, 1 Bag9on
Nr. 2 petBer gu AZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Gin S6irm=9ei6dft ipee,n 5oossfoacs 3u ptrs
flufcn. Radjuirogcn I'M nTtuti6cu Gorrcipons
beuttn.a (30l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Pnifmarfrn=N gentursn.
@erI6iebue Sto0tib:iIt, in rpel6sn
YoTts0ertbIofrn Dertauft

YpltzUUfrtp1oden bertQuTt
psroen.
Rtlpals. g. q. SOFT.
gortsSooo r. 9uruta 5. eappirotun.
gorIu5:N0tHut uro 9arriionfrabe - Rcbsrt q,
/. r.d.
q. 6trast uno neutrality-suspicious. 2Ur2s
3tiubo1ar.
Crouq,gint oirdm 9imblt.
fgcrtsGv.uue uno9 obuiorsstrabt R. 2. &.
6htict.
8. uuO gOuq5.etraSs, 0ig5luuOtOpu Games
g. 9ruar.
Cranqtpins - G;orgt Ben.
Rr. 25, lluioH=gIOsrus C8ooo5trrp) - GIar.ua
3. Wjqiams.
P~roaoipap unb 9aItimott=stras Ssors, :.
@a7.
urtess Citation, Q,ruiplOauir RubH' - g. 9.
Gr0lUH.
Gomosuse tutisn. .galtimortsC biosgabn.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
gu berfanfen oOer III ~bermieihen

Su permtetben Ueer III perfaufen:
Sine cute 9ddrrei ju O~crfauicu ootr gu oermits
tbtu. 3a6jufraecn i'm p9euti6cn GorrcipOuocn=
zen. q (3Ol-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Gin Bargain tleiut 5arm bon IS adcrn, ip.i
Weiltn ppn Rods6rest; btbaut nit ouus, S6eun'
IL. !. 10. Ra6Jufraqeu bel Dlsrrit,n & Nt:rritcn,
8r. loo. St=Ssringtou=5trabe. C296-30D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
&s1laagt in MNasmeinca.
Oeuti6es Mrbeits Ha9neiIung3z
Riiredu

Suredu,
Sr 2l9, eRos5barp:6 trab:, inter Der aufhat Der
.1tuti6tu @titQ bdit'. - 5ititHIg,H. iUtiHe btuta
fbe San0n,rttr, arbtit,r uuo S;tnftbpten Iu be-
iad ustr ipiHi9:n, poltn ft GsrionIih ODER in
f~rnuflrttu Eritf,u all ben aetHttu Ger @ei,aj6dit.
SsGsuu ,. Mtptr, Sr. 2i9, 6iOs6Aarps
6trab., iueuotn, DtItu untntG.Itlih ausfunft ets
tbtIeH pirb. Rlreau.6 ignnsn Don 1 bis 5 u6r.
{&Gn2S, lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
SrnOufteHzWnrft.

Ohhtads
llntenitebenOe 9reiie bs5ie6e1 iiG
uuf ben gngros : 6anoeI; fir ben
8~leinbanoel muB Elm entipre6en0sr
Qufi4lug gema9t perben.
6arm 8ro0utte.
2ebenbes 8efIiige1, PRO Bfunb:
junge @iibner 12c. bis 13c,; ate 6ii6z
ner 113c. Bis 12c.; gnten &c. Bis 12c.;
9uter lie. big 14c.; Sau6sn, pro
8aar zoe. bis 25e.
Gier, pro 0uBsno 23c. bis 26c.
QepfeI, pro SAB 75c. bis $2.75;
Srduben, pro 5 PfunOz8orb 13c. Bis
20c.; 8irnen, pro SAP $3.50 bis Sc;
Quinces, pro SAB $500 Bis $500.
Semitic: 8artoffeIn, pro 8ui6el
45c. Bis &c.; 3pie6eIn, pro 8uIdel
SOC. Bis $1.OO; @eiBfobl, pro 9un=
bert $500 bis $3.50; &ppfialut,
pro 8ui6elfiite Doc. bis 35c.; 3uterz
ritbsn, pro 8iinoel lie. Bis he; So
matoes, pro balber &or6 BOO. big 50c.;
CRIME 8o6nen, PRO 8ui6eI SOC. Bis
90c.; Mais, pro 9uBeno 15c. bis
1885,; garotten, PRO 8iinbsl IL. Biz
BE; 2imabo6nen, prp 8ui6eltiite
90c. Bis $1.00; 8lumentobI, pro SAB
$3.50 Bis $500; Geqsrie, prp 0uBenO
25c. bis 35c.; runoe 8iiben, PRO 8uz
ideItiite zoe. bis 25c.
8rOcertes unb 8rpbtfipz
men.
Hdffinirter 3uder, prO'9funo: gs>
piiufelt, 5.513; pulosriiirt, SOLE;
Stanoaro gronuIirt, 4.914c.; fsin
granulirt, 4.913c.; Grpital, 4.915c.;
Columbia q, 4.764c.; gel6er, 4,31c.
bis 4.61c.
Butter, prO 9funO:
Separator Is big 225
Sum- Cream . bis -
Smttation . Is big 10
Soma Weffern Gable IA Bis 164
@eitz8irginia II! Bis 10
Print5, 1 9funo 20 bis "A
Prints, J 9funO 20 bis "a
8oQs, 2 Pfuno 10 bis %
6al3fleiI6: pro 9FunO, gauge
S6ultern, engliid geidnitten, &C.;
gang tur5e 3tppen, &C.; Seitenz
iPed, 1Oc.; gan3e 2ei6itiite, 1O4c.;
~>S6ultern, 94c,; Sugar : gu
reO" S6uItern, Sc; S4inten, 143c.;
obne 9out, 1885,; 9icnic, &c.;
nMeB"S 6dneinefleii6 $3.50 pro
SAP; S6mal3-in 8ierce8, gut rafz
finirt &c., in 6GFern 94c.
&uffee: Notirungen iino, ME folgt:
auf Der Bats BON &c. bis &c. PRO
Pfunb fir Rio gr. 7; Santos Tic.
Bis 113c.; Marocuibo 9ic. big 1876;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c,; Motta 18c. bis
19c.
@r0iteter &affss: 6. 8. g., in aiz
ten lie. pro 9funo; in 8iafen uno
SGten, reiner SABA, 32c. Bis 325c.;
SABA unO Motta, gemifdt, 27!c. bis
28c. pro 9funo; reiner Maracaibo,
22Ir hi5 Or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

SOC. 9aar NM SOC. pro 0o6e. @t9ts Qiauos
Soben, Rr. 1901, SIOsGbarless, Gds @%amburgs
StraBe. C83-)
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Ri pCrFouFRu

n D~tTfuHTtH-
Cine cute 9ddtr=8outs aui penn. 9anpt. ytdbs
~juiragen in Der Office bitics @lotte5, C29f-5O2)
Bat p%erFaufenf
Clint Sapis' Ndbmdi9tn, NIT allen 3utbat.n. 10
gut ME utu; ipirO bilig %Ueriuuit. 9labjuirassn
in Or. 1919. Me9ulOb= Strabt. uor gtittn9.
esq.,
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g6Fc!
06Kel

aur Stesfe TN gusIanoe be5srsf Inneraal5 "A Sth5etn
AZ bensuteu6 heEabseieSttm Sreile
GDuRrN @3attt,
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WrnnOciacntbmm ;n berfnnfcn.

GIcsantes piduinp SOS;
ipertb $3.50. 9ett's 9inuOsSaOen, Rr. 1901, SiOs
Charles, Gds 0amburQ=S Str. (2S3D
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2u perFaufcu:
40 g6sr. s W,iIth zen Baltimore, an biz q.
( .gaba.s guts @,bduDe. Guts g,HtHie' oeet
gtraipn6arm. 81 srirdsen bel ) Q.
eanuon n, fir SruRuB, GaIp:rtsSH;lsiHs.
;Cff2i5l
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q d IN g n.

0ie7el6en Staten uno 8soingun9e1,
as in osn Der. Stauten, nit 4u5nabz
ms, baB 9emiT9te aaufmdnn5mdarsn,
pel6e ui6t ols Bona fjOe" 9dabsIse
mufer g,ianot peroen, nit Der 9dt<
tstpo1t perIdnOt nsrO2n miiIjsn. Saul
mdnnjI6s Sdriften 3u oeh gelp04ns
ti6sn Staten.
GtrI6rsi6,0ebiGs (pOTzQufI6loal
s Gents.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-11-27
SENATOR PLATT's TREAT.
Gave Express Boys a $4,000 "GOod
Time'' In Honor of Wedding.

Gave Express Boys a $4,000 "Good
Time'' In Honor of Wedding.
The marriage of Senator Thomas c..
Plat has made him so happy that he
wants the many thousand employees
of the United States Express company
to be happy with him. One thousand
Of them in Chicago were recently given
"a good time" and the men understood
that it was the wish and at the ex-
pense of the senator.
The entertainment began with a
vaudeville performance. followed by a
dance and a dinner. Employees in 9TH
err cities are said to have been Toasted
and danced in a similar manner.
"We were told to go ahead and get
up an entertainment to cost about ST.
0OO.' said one of the employees, land
the company would settle. We did, and
1t was a big success. We learned it was
Senator Platt's way of having us cele-
brate his marriage"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-11-27
cAPER IN VIoLETs.
Latest Fad Is to Tie the Bunches
With Black Velvet Ribbon.

Latest Fad Is to Tie the Bunches
With Black Velvet Ribbon.
mo more cords and nc more tassels,"
declared an up to date florist to a re-
porter Of the Philadelphia Record-"that
is, as far as the modish bunch Of VIC
lets is concerned. I've just had a letter
from a friend of mine in Paris, and he
says that the latest fad is to tie up
your bunch of violets with black velvet
ribbon. I've already laid in a stock of
black velvet ribbon three-fourths OF an
inch in width that is the correct
width. The quality must, of course, be
above r%eproach. To start out with,
there must be a superb bunch of vio-
let's, both as to quality and quantity.
Either the richly purple singles OF the
bluer doubles may be the choice-that
is merely a matter Of taste, becoming
ness and harmony with the rest of the
Wearer's attire.
"The test comes with the ribbon. I've
only tied a few as yet, and / average
about five yards of ribbon each. In
shape the bow is an abbreviated show
er, and in one hal l measured off l al
lowed four six inch loops chats twelve
inches to the loop, three eight inch
loops, two that measured ten inches,
one twelve and two ends of about
twelve inches each. The effect was
very rich and smart"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-11-27
He's n Hummer.

The style of whistle nowadays in the
lips of the average youngster in bust
ness is a~ggravatingly insolent. 1t is a
sort of ragtime-jagtime threestep. |
a get along better with the man who
huns softly to himself, says a CORE
spondent of the New York Press. You
all know him. Ten to one he is a mild
old gentleman who does not know how
to spell fun" He is father of a doZ-
en- children and works as a clerk at SIS
a week. His amiable wife frowns him
into silence at home. so he huns as he
ambles along the street. l walked be-
hind such a man recently from the
post office to Trinity church in New
York. and he repeated a score of times
that dear old song:
One more days work for Jesus,
One more days work for Jesus,
One more days work for Jesus,
One more days work for-HOME!
I wanted to join in the chorus, but
out of respect to that timid, simple,
guiltless soul desisted..
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-11-27
The Thankful Freshman.

Thanksgiving day had never had
For me, a callow college lad,
A meaning worth a moments thought.
My father was a m~illionaire;
I never knew a day Of care;
Twas hardly strange my hanks were
rare
For what fate, ever kind. had brought.
My golden hair (some call it red)
Was hanging down my back and led
Me to select a mission high.
1 yearned to win undying fame
In some Thanksgiving football game.
At last the fateful moment came;
My hair was there, and so was I.
BY bruises on the other side
My form was very promptly "pied;"
They walked and waltzed upon my neck.
They damned me till they shed my blood,
They slammed me dow with sick ming
thud.
They damned me deep in seas of mud
Until 1 seemed and was a wreck!
With ~tireless zeal throughout the game
They jumped and bumped upon my frame;
They sought my legs n arms to rive;
And when the doctors set me free
Thanksgiving day had come to be
A day of fervent hanks to me:
] thanked my stars I was alive!
-Harper's Magazine.