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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-05

friend of the trail, and while Big Jim
had a dollar his friends would never
be buried in any but the most re-
spectacle and approved way. He
came to the city yesterday and after
raying his respects to the body of
his old friend, went out to walk the
streets, leaving orders with Sid Will
lis to make all arrangements with
McAllister for the funeral, and Big
jim Thornhill would pay the cost
Walking the street. Big Jim met
c. M. Russell, the famous cowboy
artist, and the two men compared
notes on the dead man who had rid
den the range with both of them in
the long ago.
Russell served notice on Big jim
that he would not be allowed to pay
more than half of the funeral ex-
pense, and the two men walked back
together to see the last Of their
friend of the days of the snaps and
saddle.
This afternoon a reverent dozen
gathered to hear the last earthly
ceremony over the dead cowboy, and
with barred heads heard the words OF
the funeral service, then they fol
lowed the big black hearse slowly to
Highland cemetery, and when the
clods had fallen upon the coffin lid
they drove back to the city. The pal
bearers were c. M. Russell, Sid Will
lis. J. E. Jones, VIM. Carson, Harry
Goblin and Bert Bathrick.
Though not a relative was present
w. H. Snyder was given a funera
such as he would have wished, an(
the friends that he had known in life
saw that there was nothing lacking
L. was one of those touches of nature
which makes all the world akin
Great Falls Leader.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-05
COWBOY FUNERAL.
Like Leaf From Book O
the Past.

IUG TdSIs
w. H. Snyder was buried this aft
ernoon from the undertaking rooms
OF McAllister, on Central avenue, in
terment being made in Highland
cemetery, and Rev. Dobson of the
church of the Incarnation, officiat-
ing.
The funeral occurred at 2 O'Clock,
and behind it all is one of the touches
o. nature which reads like leaf
from the book of the days of olden
time in Montana. Snyder was form
erly a northern Montana cowboy,
and free handed as they were made.
Among his friends were big Jim
Thornhill and Charley Russell, of this
city, and Is years ago the men hit
the trail together in all kinds OF
weather and under all kinds of condi-
tions'
A short time ago Snyder made an
unfortunate business venture at Nal
ia, and soon after was the victim of
a malignant cancer. Thornhill lives
about 40 miles south of Malta, and
when it was seen that Snyder was
billed for the long road unless some
thing could be done, he was sent to
Great Falls by his friend to be oper-
ated upon. The trouble had gone too
far, however, and Saturday Snyder
died at Columbus hospital.
He had a brother in Fergus county
and the latter was communicated
with by telephone, but refused to
ccme here. With Big Jim Thornhill
however, it was different, the dead
man was not a brother, but he was q
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-05

$5,500-Buys 100 acres seven miles
east of kalispell, all we'll fenced; II
acres in timothy, balance timber and
pasture land; cut 200 tons of hay last
year. Good spring on place and a
water right, to irrigate if necessary;
100 bearing fruit trees. Improve
ments Four-room dwelling house.
hay barn, 46x110; hay barn, 48x5O;
granary, 16x2O; blacksmith shop,
chicken house; log barn, 16x24; and
stable to accommodate 16 horses.
Terms: $4,000 down, balance at s
per cent, to run for five years. B. F.
Berry & Co., Conrad Bank block.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-05
HE WAS FIRED
NOT RETIRED
Col. Malone Says That the Stories
Are All Wrong.
THE OFFICE WAS CUT OUT
He Declares That He Gets No Pen
sion at All From Milwaukee Road.
One of the Pioneer Railroad Men
of the State.

Colonel F. M. Malone, formerly
live stock agent for the Milwaukee
Railway company, was one of the Wis
itors to Gardiner to witness the lay
ing of the corner stone to the Gardi-
ner arch. Colonel Malone was &C.
costed by a correspondent and con-
graduated upon the fact of his hav-
ing been retired from the service of
the company upon half pay, state
ment to this effect having appeared
in a Montana paper few days ago.
Colonel Malone denied that such was
the case, and stated that he did not
understand how the rumOr came to
be circulated.
you may say for me-" he ans
wered, that I am not connected with
the Milwaukee company in any capa-
city, except, of course, my good feel
ing for a ~oad for which l worked %
years. Ny Office was abolished and
| was retired after service of more
than two decades. I am not in rail
road life at all, and wish you would
take the trouble to deny the state
ment which appeared to the effect
that I have become a pensioner.
81 have just returned from a visit
to my old home in Illinois and have
come back to Montana to make it
my home. I have lived in this state
for many years. I was the first presi
Dental elector chosen from this
state, and l took the returns to Wash
ington. After having lived in this
state so long, making many associa
tions and friends, I could not think
of leaving Montana to reside in the
east. II am unable to account fol
the statement printed to the effec
that I have been retired on half pay
unless it originated from the fac
that the Northwestern Railway com
rany makes it a practice of retiring
employees who have served 20 years
granting them half pay so long al
they shall live. The Milwaukee roat
has no such policy.
"My Office was abolished in furth
erance of the policy OF retrenchment
which has been adopted by many rail
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-05

way companies during the past year"
Colonel Malone went to Hunters
hot springs from Livingston, and will
spend several days there, after which
he will return to his home in Miles
City
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-05

Griffin, Stannard & Calbick can
give you all information and emil
grant rates, if you are going to AL
bsrta and Northwest Territories.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-05
Notice.

Notice.
Mrs. Cohen, trained nurse, has re-
moved from the ford block to the
Adams block Telephone al.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-05

Good location for sawmill. See B.
F. Berry & Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
= : 8rpbutte.

Qe6enbe5 gsfliigel, pro 9funO:
iunqe 6ii6ner lie. Bis 1885,; ate 9i6z
ner lie. bis 12c.; Gnten &c. Bis 1885,;
9uter 12c. bis 14c.; Suuben, PRO
9uar zoe. Bis 25c.
Gier, pro 9uBenb 21c. Biz 22c.
aepfel, pro SAB SOC. big $500;
9firii6e, pro 8iite $3.50 Bis $3.50;
Srauben, pro 5 qfunOz&or6 lie. Bis
2Oc.; 8irnen, pro SAB $3.50 Bis Sc;
Quinces, pro Sag $500 big $500.
9emiiie: 8artoffeln, prO 8uidelz
fiIte &C.,; 3piebeln, pro 8ui4el
6Oc. big 75c.; 0eiBtobl, pro 6unz
bert $500 Bis $500; 3opfialat,
pro 8uI6eltiite 25c. bis 35c.; 3uderz
rii6en pro 8inoel lie. Bis &c.; So
matpes, pro 8pr6 Sc. bis 1Oc.; CRIME
8o6nen, pro 8uI6el 60c. Bis Co.,;
Muis, PRO 9uBenO Sc. Bis 22c.; Ga
rotten, prp 8iinDel IL. bis 11c.; 3imas
6o6nen, PRO 8ui6eltiIte $3.50 Biz
$1.75; 8lumentohl, pro Sap SLID
Biz $500; Seuerie, PRO 9uBenO 15c.
bis 40c.; runDe Riiben, pro 8ui4elz
fife 25c. biz SOC.
@roceries uno 9ropifip@
mem.
Rdffinirter 3uder, pro 9funb: gs>
piirfeli, 5.613c.; pulOeriiirt, 5.131e.;
Stanoaro grunulirt, 5.011c.; Fein
granulirt, 5.034c.; GrpitaI, 5.O14c.i
Columbia u, 4.764c.; gelber, 4,31e.
Bis 4.61c.
Butter, PRO pfunO;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

nMutting, Mutting!" jubelten bic
brei 6eQen &na6enitimmen, dlS Der
Bier : l6r : 3ug am Na4mittug on
Der fleinen 8%a6nitotion WQGtn belt.
nau6ig, Sungen5," ermabnte 9err
BON Grlu6, gi6reit ni4t 10; mas
ipQen bic MenI4en Denten? Mar,
0u pirit Dir 6uI8 uno 8eine brez
ben, fpenn 0u in oas Coupe t~lettern
tpiuit, e6e Der 3ug itiQe iteht; WoriB,
10 reiBe mir bod ni4t ben BOD Dor
6reuDe ab!"
0us CUTE @sii6t 9errn pon Grz
lads Itra6lts bel Oieien Odterliaen
@rma6nungen; er nintte ben ReiIenz
BEN gu uno 6o6 feline Gruu aus Dem
Coupe.
nWiQfommen bu6eim, liebe5 Wtutz
ting" REF er fr06Ii6. D9eoden uno
2ouis6en. Shr iebt ia prddtig aug,
SIR Iie6en, tleinen MGuie; bic Babe
fur lit Sud 6errIi9 6etommen."
n8ruB' Soft, 4lterfen," CAB 6rau
QQnes ebenio srfreut 5urit, nnie lit
e5 Sud ergungen? 6riBel lit in ben
Ie6s @o6en nod geipa4ien, War
uno MoriB baden pirtlt4 feline SER
riFenen 3leicer unD nur einige neue
Rife uno Nurben i'm 9eii4t unb auf
Zen 9Gnoen."
Sic umurmte crit i6ren Munn,
bann Die &nd6en unb 3uleBt nod elm
mai Griteren; balo burauf iaBen lie in
benz groBen, ~rffenen Wogen uno rous
ten S6mettau 81.
LIMB mas MAIDEN uniere Babies,
@eorq uno @gnes? 9at @eru tie
i6on mad 6auie gebra4t? 800 it
&laus 0ietri9? &pmmt er balo, UNI
MIDI gu b~e8riiBen?"
9rage unO Qntport pirbelten bunt
bur6 chamber, bic gliidli4en Menz
ffen Eatten ii6 10 piel gu er3dbIen,
ieoes feline GreigniB eri6ien i6n:n
ron Wi6tigteit.
Quf Der Sreppe nurteten @era, i5r
Batter unD Die beiDen &tnoer.
.Wo 1T &lau8 0ietri6?" rief 5rau
Qgnes, Die i6ren gruber fOgleid Oer>
miBts.
nGr moGte crit am 46eno tommen,~
Iagte 5rib. sd traf i'm beuts Morz
qsn auf einem Spa3ierritt, er meinte,
er lei iebr bsf9dftigt." 6rau BON gr=
lad idiitielte ben &opf.
Ia lit ettpas niht in SrbnunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

GOuuetlsglufis, Sotua. 2 9ass.
gontoro, R.sp., 10 StuHOeH.
SeHbtr, Colorado, p Gage.
SttrOit, Wia., | 3dg.
Galpcton, 2tras, 2 3o0e 5 StuHbeA
6urrisburg. gG., 8 5tuuosn
S%artforo, Connecticut. y Stuu0en
indianapolis, aHb., l Tag.
SadiOu Ttiififppi, 2 Gaqs.
Sadiouoius, 6lorion, l Idg.
Ronlass6itO. Wifouri. 2 Sdas.
Gittls Rod, @rfanias, l Edg 18 stuAs$
9ouisDiHt, R0. I 1ao 2 St1noeu.
Ntnpbig, 6cuH., ! 5o9 ) StunO,r.
gtobile alabama, l5da 8 Stuuota.
Roriolf, 9irgiuieu, y 5tuHotn.
3tiUsCrIcans, Ga, / Gag 10 6tuuSss-
StaOt 0siUsQori. 5 6tunOtn.
Smoba, 9cbras!a, 2 Gage.
QprtiaHo, Rains, 1 Sag.
9ortl1uo. CrsQsu, ) 5o0s.
philadelphia, IA. 3 Stuuosn.
9ittsburg, "a. II StUuoeu.
Qrouiotrte. RS, lG 6tuuotU.
Ralti9b, 9.s6.. 10 Stuuom.
ct. Gouis, WiFouri, l TAG 6 5turesR.
6t. Quu!, Wiruciotl, ! 5uJ y StuHoea-
San Grau3tsco, Gal. / Saos II StuRosaa
Sopefa, Rar,os, 2 9aot.
gotoH, 4laf Is StuuosH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
IermiIfte telearup6iIde srpsI6en.

- Der Reitdurunt : 8eiiBer Sa8.
Grpupes in 0eQsitrdBe, Chicago,
tpdre o6ne Die 9a3pif6entunft Der
8oli8ei nubri6einli6 0 einemN}o6
qelpn6t poroen, neil er ben 6ubrz
mann So6n GaFa33a, Der cine Mahlz
seit BEL i6m gsno6en, uber ni4t be-
5a6lt bate, eridoB, Die 0ut6 Oe5
8oltes mar baour6 entieIIelt porOsn,
baB grpapes, na4oem iein Opfer be-
reit8 psrpunoet an 8ooen lag, nod
8pei G6iiife auf oufeIbe ubfeuerte.
- Die 8eOieniteten Der Pucific Grz
preB 60. gu ct. 2Ouis, Omaha, San
las Stir uno unoeren 9untten limb
am Strife uno Die 9ef6dfte 0erGOmz
paqnie iinb t6eilpeiIe iuspenOirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Otter" TaQte tie, fo6alO tie aQein ma

NSN ~
rem. yDas bats gege6en?"
sd peiB es ni6t, Mutting, dber
ieitoem Oh fort biit, lit 8lau5 Diet
rid gan3 perGnpert. Gr uno 8erd
fte6en iid gan3 fremO 8egenitber, td
neiB ni6t, ob tie ii6 g~e3antt Aaben,
ooer o6 bieIer Seufel Oa6inter itedt.""
n0en meinIt 9u?"
,9ie 8rGfin 8rpdsODrff naturlt9.
Geit Dem 8aQ in 2Gngern lit es 10 gez
iporOen, 0u muBt es gu erfa6ren iu=
6er, Mutting. Sd mo6te nit mel
men plumpen 6GnDen ni6t oaran rub
rem uno ii6erIieB es meiner tlugen,
fleinen 6rau."
9as frD6li9e 8eplduOer Der Sim
oeritimmen nurOe our4 8erds duS9e@
laIene 6eiterteit perme6rt. Sic emz
ping bic @liitpiiniae 6rau BON Grz
lads uno ipra6 ie6r ruhig uno etnz
qe6eno ii6er i6ren 8erIo6ten, ibre
6of3eit urb 3iiffe6r na4 RuBlano,
gu ru6ig, pie bic dltere 6rau meinte.
SroB Der 6er3Ii6en @tnlaoung, ben
Nben0 in S6mettalt gu bleiben, le6nte
lie ent16ieben ab, uno fu4r nit tbrem
Batter i'm PDnDpdgen DaDpn.
uSte min &laus 9ietri6 ni4t
Te6en," Oa6te 6rau @gne8, benz 3ierz
li6en 8efG6rt na6blidenO.
n9o6 ba reitet er ia e6en Our4 Die
QIee. @ie? @r 6Glt ni4t an, Elm
fH6ler @ruB lit QtGes? M}ein gutter
Otter bat re6t, ba lit ettpas nt4t in
Sronung."
g}a6 Dem QbenoeFen, als es i6on
ounfel mar, na6m 6rau 4gnes ben
4rm hires 8ruoers,
r8ubi," fagte tie, rtomm' in ben
8arten, ih babe Did lan8e ni6t gez
fe6en."
@r Folgte i6r germ, benin er iebnte
it8 ourna6, i6r gGe8 an3ubertrauen.
Sic fam inn 3uoor. r0u 6ait mir
etrpas gu iagen, &Iau5 9ietri4, ni4t
pa6r?"
g}un, un0 bu beidtete er ieiner Nit
terIi6en 56pefter bis in Die gering@
fiigigite &leinigteit, Offen unb rid
6altlps, pie er es aIs &rabe get6an,
penn er ii6 mad i6rer parmen She'll
na6me ie6nte.
LNA.LE.L.a- 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
(5ortfeBung folgt.)
an Shmel,ufen erifift.

0pungstODn n, o., Is. Sft.-
@ei6dftsfu6rer g. g. 9arrop unO
orei Qrbeiter, Ramens 3occo 9uold,
See Mc8ee unb 9aoio Sones, tpuroen
beute i'm S6mel3ofen Der 8ieBerei
Der Maboning 6oun0rp Ii. Ma4ine
60, bei Dem @eriu6e, Elm BARN feits
itefenoes 6tiit giIen 3u e%ntfernen,
BON 8a5 ii6~erndltigt. 8aoIa mar
toot, als man i'm beruus3og, uno bic
Orei anoeren Mdnner befinben Ii8 in
frttii6em 3uitanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
island b.

gremtu, Smtitlarb, 9 9uos.
P ruos Norcs, gtatHtiHieu, % SesEs
6nItStta, 9rittih-9roicu, 80 5ngt.
Senevaru, 9ritii6=@uiaua, Is Rags.
6ougzRJHu, China. Is Iaes.
a%iu9fton, 5amaica, s 9ols.
9io,rpsol, Guelaub, 7 SAGE.
9u3ern, ebpeiI, 10 9aQs.
Staot Rerifo, Berito. ; IdsE.
MOsfuu, RuBlauo, u 5dqs.
Panama. Der. etoatcu ron Colombia. Z EaaG
@dris, fraHtrci6, g Sage.
Guebet, GuLnou, 2 IaQe.
8jo be Saueiro, grafljcu, % 5dsG.
Rom, Stalitu. 10 Iuue.
Ct. SotHs, TcufpuoluuO, 4 Race.
Ct. Petersburg, 0uBlauo, 70 Sage.
Snensp. NuItrnlitn. 81 Sane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

Separator IS bis %
Sum- Cream bis -
Sanitation Is Bis 10
Soma @eItern Gable . IA Bis 164
8eitz8irginia III big ID
9rints, 1 8funb 10 Bis 233
9rints, J 9funO 10 Bis 239
8ous, 2 4FunO 10 Bis p
@ol3fleii6: pro 9funO, 8on3e
Sdultern, engliid gei4nitten, &c.;
gang fur8e Rippen, 95c.; Seitenz
ipef, 1916; gauge 2eibitiide, 114c.;
Spet=S 6ultern, 9!c.; Sugar @uz
reO" S8ultern, Sc; 66inten, 15c.;
o6ne 6aut, 144c.; 4icnic, 1Oc.;
sMSeB"z6 6neinsfleii6 $3.50 pro
SAP; S4maI5-in 3ierce5, gut rofz
finirt &c., in 6GTern 93c.
&afFee: Notirungen iino, pie foIgt:
auf Der Bats BON sc. Bis sc. pro
9funb fir 3io CIR. 7; Santos Tic.
Bis 114c.; Maracaibo 93c. bis 124c.;
SABA Ice, Bis &c.; Moffo 18c, Bis
19c.
ger0Fster aaffse: 6. 8. g., in aiz
fen 1886. Bis 1O.7Oc. pro PfunO;
in 8iidien unO SGden, reiner SABA,
32c. bis 323c.; SABA uno MOttu, gez
mif4t, 273c. Big Csc. pro PfunO; reiz.
ner Maracaibo, 22c. Bis 224c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

- q T. = yVHlISV S"TVE0"T"T
1906 8uI6el; aus ben gleDatoren 3us
r~idaespqen 8755 8uI6el; Glepatorenz
8urrat6 1928. 8uideL, 8ertdufe:
1 @uggon 5uriidsepieiener gu 80, l
8aggon CIR. 2 gemiI4sr gu Al, l
0aggon Nr. 8 peiBer gu 414, 8agz
gon Do. gu AZ, 1 Wa9gpn glr. 2 gez
mii6ter 81 404.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
GnLtimnrer Wnrftherihte.
@st8tet fir BEN .8mti8tn GorreisOnO'nten'

Baltimore, ben Is, 0ttOber.
Me6l.- Die 6eutige M}ebl3ufu6r
belief fi6 auf 634O 6Gfer, ein78lieBz
li6 2753 6dTer gu 2ocuitzPOint unO
1872 6GTer 3u Canton. 8~iiiten0erz
fanot 1876 6dfer. 8ertdufe: 1900
6dTsr @inter Straight uno 400 Do.
0inter 8atent. Die 9reiie iteGtsn iid
s,;o FnIr4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
6eutige S6luBrdte:
8aItimorer GfFeftenbDrIe.

Cp.r;5t.t fir ben .Stutiatn GoirtipcnetHt,H' Oura
:. gBri. NtDoenoori 4 Co..
Baltimore, ben 16. Sttober.
g. Wm. Wliobenoorf &c So. bere6z
nen fir 5rancs: 8antiers : Sratten
uuf 60 Sage 5.2O5, auf Si4t 5.1844,
f~auFmdnnif9e ouf so Sage 5.215 big
5.239. Hei4smart auf so Sage 9433,
8uIOen uuf 90 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auT 60 Sage
ASH, auf @i6t 4.853, taufmGnz
nif4e 4,824-4,823,
Nertdufe auf Ter 1ieFgen GfIettsn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

20 s.-gt qgulIsE UluIs5uTu9r
6etru8 34,838 8uideI; @erianOt DON
ben @leDatoren 1904 8ui6el; gIeoaz
torenz8 orrat6 352,248 8uf4el. Ser
tGufs: l 0aggon gemiI4ter 81 534, 1
@aggon DO. gu 5411, 1000 8ui6el
Spot gu 505, 1000 Or. 2 peiBer Spot
Eli SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Bef0rOrruug bon Pofia6en

QG1qe Der erTorbsrIi4en 3sit our Grs
1ei8ung Der peri4ieosnen BE-
ftimmungsorte.
uutenIebsnO 1T Die ungsfdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der Poftia6en BON
bem 8aItimorer 9oIt 8ursau nus
BEN buuptiG9li9tn einbeimiI6en unO
uuspdrtigsn StGotsn per3ei4net.
Snldnb.
atlanta, Ga, 10 Stuuo,n.
NtlontitsGito. R.sS., 6 stunb.H.
grooflpu, R.s9,, s StuHosn.
burlington. 9rmont, II StuHosR.
PufialS, R.=Q., Is SturosH.
Gopt Wap, RS, 6 Stunosu.
gborletou, SIS, l6 sturbth
Gbicugo, Sng.. l Gag.
Columbia. S.=G., Il StunbsH.
Cincinnati. Gbio. 20 Gtun0sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

9arleben auf MDbeln uno anoere
6i6r6sitsn fir 6 grOJsnt-eenou mad benz ntusz
GeieB; pripatim.
gfidter, Wr. 2IO, CHsSsrinstonsStr.
3immer gr. 4, .ganiantsguilbiug.'
Sn Ger Office wirn Seutfd sefprOasH.
(Ttai20,lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Rrnhufter<Warft.

1lntenitebenoe 9reiie 6e3ie6en ii4
auf ben Gngros : 9anOeI; fir ben
a~lein6anOel muB Elm entipre4enoer
4ufi6lag gema4t peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Ntehfntter. Inn strnhnreiie.

TolgenOes iinO Die auf ben ftoatliz
den @oagen fir 9eu, StrOb II. +, ~.
geItern er3ielten Pretfe:
De itIt6e 9eunauge.
Seu.-Simot62 $13 bis SIG, 8leez
beu $14 pro Some.
@tro6. - @ei3enftro6 81 Biz SO,
Roggenitrob $12 Bis $14,50 pro
Some
Mois-pro SAB $3.50.
81 me Hide 9eunaage.
9eu.-9imotbp $14 Bis SIG, &Ieez
beu $14 big $15 pro Some.
Strob. - @ei3enitrob So Biz SO,
3oggenItro6 $14 Biz ST pro Some.
Mais-pro Sap $3.50 Bis 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

Poitmarfrnz4 gentursn.
9erf6iebne StaotlbsiIe, in psldsn
9pItzWertbIaGen nertauft

iperoen.
WcIuals, G. g. ecott.
gortz3oao qurHe1 3. SaSpinoton.
G~oriub=Ap,rue uHO 3arrtiontraBe Robert q.
z. rG.
q. etrabs uHO 6altiraOon.gDsn - Sous
Seiuoouar.
CrarQtpins oiram simb1e.
Sorts2.osnus uHb5 obniOH=Strabe - q. n. G..
ehtjDt.
8. uno @ougb.struBs, eiG3LanotODn Games
g.. 9ruor.
CrarQtDine - @tOree 9sq.
CIR. q, lluiOH.Q0,nue (9ooob,rrpl - Glarsua
8. 0iuiams.
groaopup unb galtjmort.s trabs gtorg, g..
@og.
ll9ssvs6ntion. QsnniplDanisr gusR' - 8. O..
Rr0p&
Gr~ssvH+@tattsn, ,galtimorssC btosgaba.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
FIRST CALL.

5000 Ga, Gar. & 0ort5'rn 5tr........."...lo612
3o0) @iL. & @tL 5cr.............."...ll6
1000 u. 6. 3. l. con. cr.................. g2s
1900 2B. ga. Central 6er.........-""...ll0
6oC0 @.94s 1. 3.4cr...."..."......... 46A
2oo0 GbarleitOn Gitp gajtpap 5er...-.."...1ot
500 Sim 8o. & :. or Clapport RcDs).... S3h
1000 lluitcO @p5. 1914
800 ltnttsO a5g. SIS
30 Mc3anits' 9anf ................... 80
y Narine 9ant ST
80 StaboarO piO. p
6 Nnrthtrn Central r r. cnm.......... s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

Su prrfGufcu:
40 g6sr. 5 TlsiIsh DON Baltimore. on b" 20.
80. sgabEs Guts gsbduDs. 9uts S,mhis' o9tr
9ttraipr,5arm. gu %rirasen bsi J y.
gannon, fir SruFes. GGIosTtssRiIoIHS.
;Cf24lJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
&s1langt int M~NaemeinrA.
SteQcneeinde:

SttlItotfu6:
Gin otutibrr Wann iuft Stelurp uls Nattz
nGdtcr oSr ;rQeuo ipclbt dnOere Grbcit. Na6=
3uiraeen in Gr. 5G7, Sios9onOzS truBe. C2G9-2J
SteIIeaeu6
Gin @ddcr ais iipeite 6duo. Rdh3ufruQen bel
Sru. friti6, Nr. 723, Sio=@roaoiuup. (2S3-90)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

Wet3en.- Die bsuttge Wet3enz
3ufu6r 6e3ifferte ii6 uuf 9180 8uz
f6el; 9erianot bon Zen GleOutoren
25462 8ui6el; GIeDatoren : 8orrut6
zO7 Az p,,FAeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
86fe!


Gur Sieilt i'm guslaabe bsisrIt tnHeIhdlb "A Sfnnosa
Az bebeuttHh berabsei.Stem breve
GpuGrp9 tatns,
&G6weasSGt Baltimore StTass uRe 0REWss'@S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Mn,eiaem.-S 81 berfaniem.
IN p%erfdufeu:
Su p%erfnufcu:

@tlliQ Gin flCincr, profit1bler @roctrit=
eaccn; nidOriae Mietbe. 9iot3ufraetn in &r. 1lO0,
99ooolepASt TRADE. f2g0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

500 Saar-$3.O0 pro ISOLDE.
PIT pcrFdufcu:
3DeifOd.oe Sduisr nit is35 3Iutm:rn On Der
SIEttrs6trabe. Iniiaen GdirmOuntsaoenn: uh0
Japttts=6trabe. Sitis oduitr sHtba!tsn ale nSut'
ten decentralization, e;Hit.isbiib eemtns!Tts Nf'
Ter uu0 Warmo-s Irtppen. 9rtis $500 9tunv.
5iRs $7 idtrltb. gartersstrabe 1T init o:H otrtn
oltrifiirten 9itssIit.iHsH e~spi!aitert uno bat esHens
tirtt 3rotioirs.
glau Eebr. bic GairmOuntsGOcnutsedrs iu oen
GtbdulibfsittH.
Ge,uaro 3. Gallagher.
(Sdal8) Rr. 263S, GisSaItimOri.6traBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

gScnn Sbr @elo gcbran6t,
70 p,nO,t Sud on mid. &ai9: 9arlebeH. 2eu5ts
NHd,obluussu. StribDleSsnbeit. ep3itGe G!Ieibs
t,runotn oisen YlOn1t idr 4nItibta pom S. uno
m.br. Rr. Rrsmtr, Rr. l20, RorOs9aca=Str
CUlail6,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Sarlebcm aui OrnnNeigentbnm.

Gjclo in b~clicbiaem Summcn
nuf Gia,ntbums : Sppot6tten gu o~srleibsn.
Gruno : WIetbcH g~etauft.
6arl u. N. ghols. 9ishteaHtuaIt,
Rr. los. Gf=SaratOgas, aa4s st. 4GulsStFaBs
26l, 4.6.8, 7l,3.0
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WaaRe unD 0emihte,

ole bieieIben Dbl Der 8altimorer
Wlefl= unO 9etraiDez8Orie ansenom.
men DerDeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
OrnmOriGemtbnm at pertaufeH.

psrfp $50. oe3t's 9iano=2aDen, Rr. 1901, Siio=
9barless, Gte @amburqzStr. G83-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-05
MOTHER GOOSE RHYMES
AT THE CASINO.

The management of the Casino has
decided to put on the moving pictures
both before and after the vaudeville
performance this evening. The pic
lures will be free and are especially in
tended for the children.
Following is a partial list of the sub
jects: Spectators. king Edward
VII, King of England" How the Pro-
fessor Fooled the Burglar" Scene on
the Pacific" zone Man Orchestra, .
Sing a Song of Sixpence," Jack and
JILL" "Old Woman that Lived in a
Shoe" "Old Mother Hubbard" Lit
tie Miss Muffett" Hi Diddle, Diddle.
the Cat and the Fiddle"
These pictures are bound to delight
the little ones, as they never grow tired
of the strange doings of the mysterious
beings portrayed in the Mother Goose
Tales.
Another large crowd saw the West
Vaudeville Company last night and an
enjoyable performance gas given. The
matinee was also largely attended and
Lessee Nelson is certain that the COM
pany will continue to play to standing
room only during the remainder of the
week. The programme is a high class
one, and the acts are clean throughout
Matinees will be given Thursday and
Saturday,