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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05
WHEN THE VOYAGE ENDS

Two ships, which for time
Beside each other lay,
At anchor in a foreign cline,
Together sailed one day.
A while, across the main
The self-same course they took,
Until a mighty hurricane
The seas with fury shook.
Then, by the tempest tossed,
When it had overblown
Each captain mourned his consort lost
In ocean depths gone down.
Both vessels onward sailed,
Toward England's southern shore,
But neither all the voyage hailed
Or saw its fellow more.
At length, in thickest night,
One entered Plymouth Sound:
And, 10, when broke the morning bright,
They side by side were found.
How many on life's seas,
In peace and amity
Sailing together in the breeze,
In storms part company!
But when the voyage ends,
And storms and gloom arc past,
Long sundered yet still loving friends
Shall meet in port at last
London Daily News.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

Off. An open door FLOOD" LAMP.
at the rear of the stage in windy
weather may blow draperies within it's
fiery reach.
In an effort to get the prettiest col
oring, thoughtless stage managers
have been known to place flood lamps
behind wings or side settings in q
passage used by principals and chorus
for entering or leaving the scene. A
misstep. trip on a carpet, or any
false or awkward move of a performer
passing the flood lamp" a swish OF
lacy costuming has caused many a
small fire behind scenes since the use
of the usual pattern of flood lamp was
begun.
Electricians agree that unless built
along entirely different lines the flood
lamp should be discarded. An up-to-
date calcium is built like a searchlight.
1t is practically without heat, cannot
spark, and is as safe as the incandes-
cent lamp, as perfect as modern science
can make it.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

he wished TO maze farewell declaration
TO the country, and asked Madison to pre-
pare for him an address or II letter OF
that description. Madison prepared the
paper, consulting Jefferson about it, but
they, with others, finally prevailed upon
Washington to accept another term, so
the Madison paper was not used. At
the close of his second term Washing
ton retired, and preparatory to that sent
the Madison paper, with additional mat
ter of his own, to Hamilton, with the
request that the latter REDRESS" it.
These formed the main theme and idea
of the paper. Adhering to these lines,
Hamilton rewrote the paper. He then
took Washington's draft and the Madison
paper and consulted Jay, with the result
that q third paper was drawn, merely
suggesting changes aud amendments in
Washingtons original draft. All these
ington, who, after comparing and study
ing them, deciued that he preferred Ham
ilton's first or original draft. This he
returned to the writer, wishing one or
two paragraphs on EDUCATION to be add
ed, and it was carefully revised by Ham
ilton. When Washington received this
back he made a copy of it, and this was
the farewell address as given to the
world. The accepted conclusion now is
that the thoughts and ideas are Wash
ington's, but that the language. the liter
airy form and the method of statement
are HamiltOn's.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

SNOA even FREQUENT
theatergoer. For instance, 1t took sew
eral days for the Chicago police to es-
tablish as a fact whether it was a
flood" or a spot light that cost al
most 600 lives by igniting the pros
cenium fly. A Chicago policeman is
not the only person to whom these
terms are Greek.
The spot light" Is a small handy
calcium, fitted with powerful lenses
and throws clear strong light on a
dancer, following her wherever she
fits, to any remote corner of the stage
For years they were kept In the bal
cony. but Of late have been taken be-
hind the scenes.
Dancers of renown, like Loi Fuller.
Nine. Hermann and Papinta, usually
dance in the glare of from three to six
spot lights" located in as many parts
of the house, from the balcony, the
bridge" on either side of the stage
and even one and sometimes two d.
rectly under them. In the latter in
stance they dance on French plate
glass.
The spot light occupies but small
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

space and is mounted on pivots, so
that it can be readily swung in any di-
rection. 1t is considered safe, because
it's fire is enclosed on all sides by
metal casing and the glass lens in
front, so that even if the lamp sparks
there is absolutely no danger. If over
turned, no harm would be done.
The flood lamp" is more dangerous.
In a food light the carbons are ex-
posed. That is, the fire is inclosed in
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

Martha Littlefeld Phillips contributes
to the Century "Recollections of Wash
ington and His Friends" The grand
mother of the writer was the youngest
daughter of Gen. Greene, and these rec
objections are taken down from her lips.
Speaking of her visit to Washington at
Philadelphia, Gen. Greene's daughter
says:
Everything in America, i'll the way of
men who had made its history, passed
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

a metal pan, usu
ally square, will
sloping sides, for a
reflection. 1t has nc
glass in front, as
all lighting appara
tus should. If the
lamp sputters i
throws a shower OF
sparks that may al
any moment fall or
combustible seen
cry. If overturned
a flood light" is IL
able to set fire tC
anything it reache'
before the electri
current can be shu
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

house making sum
S h / n e. But 1t
doesn't S t op to
think about people
who b a V e laid
awake night per-
fecting stage light
ing.
Newspaper ac-
counts of the Iro-
quois Theater hor-
ror, as is true of
all big s t orie s ,
from a war to a
cyclone. t e e m e d
with t e C h n I c n !
terms comparative
ly meaningless to
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05
ILLUMINATING THE STAGE

Ancient and Modern Lighting App1i-
ances Used in Theaters.
The theater going public is familiar
with the man who runs the lights.
They see him in the balcony of a play
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

"Now I've beat George Washington
Bobby proudly cried,
But wondered why his pa and ma
Didn't coincide.
Late that twenty-second,
Bobby, In disgrace,
Ate his frugal supper
Standing, at his place.
GEORGE r. BRILL.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-03-05

Even the silver-tongued orator Is sell
dom able to interest his wife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Nihulas 4reR.

Gs lart AM Is. Gstruar. ssbn @inutsn
nad 6 ubr @orasns. In ietnsr @cbnuns.
gr. 2506, Sits Ncrtb Dive, nabs Baltimore
Cemetery. NidOlas 8rsb int gltsr ron 50
Saersn. sfb. am Is. gtpril 1922 ,u 6intsr-
einau, 5shT, Deutidlanb. Das qsiAsns
ts9ansniB finpet Dcnnsrlas. 2 ubr Nah-
mittdss. fiatt. G~erpanbte unp 6reunre,
lctrie Mitaiisrer hes @artnersG CLUBS ino
adtunss,o G einssIaeen.
5ans, Die trsulid uus ssteitst,
Die uns Nihts, ais 9isbe aab,
6reuo' uno Srof um uns ssrbreitst,
8ate nun int fiasn @rab'!
nnermiitet mar Dsin Gtsie,
une Seia 9aseuerf mar GstB.
Benn bic Sootsn aufsrlst'n,
Wire un Did Die 9alms wsb'n.
i4S-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
GoitOriae GntiSrn.

aus @aIDinstcn wirO seIdrisbrn: yGs III
cine Serr9uus i'm @anse, einise Der gro.
fen 9elh 1ftsfrmen, peIhe bur& bas Nies
%ieufeuer In Baltimore ubpahlcS aewproen
ltno, bierbsr Ju 3teben, bod pirfte EA bic
leIbe taum erfcl9rei6 ertpsilsn. @aI9ing>
ton 1T eten tbatidhliA feline ri6tise Staot,
icneern pielnebr elm punpsrprGhtiecs Dcrf.
Us bat feinen Sanbel, fem Bobrifmrien unp
reni9 6aeilttaten fir Stibs. 9afir aber
Tt rs Elm ~iuperbss Dormitprium fir bic Sc
feb9eber bes Qanpes, Elm @elelIhafticentrum
srifen Nan9cs unb cine politiIhe Sauptaapt,
reren ShSnbeit in nod ,mSlf Sa9rrn nnter
ben 5anpHtapten Der @slt ibreS @leiHen
niht mebr baben nirO. Nuh bat cs chen
ben Ounlt unit Nauh unb S0mub elmer
@fItafts GentraIe niht, NIB es ssrtiht iGm
eten idltebli6 aud nun gum 9ortbeil, raB
es jerenfaus 70 perble&en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Tnrtjhritt bic garofe.

Nur ncd zine furse Spauue Belt
unb her .Otutihe Gprrefprueent" witp
feline Stier in tintm ueuen @trante
btsri6en. auf cas alt DtutIhs Nmerts
fantr ter Statt Baltimore iicls lein
fSnneu. Gin fleines Ster ron Nrbcts
tern ii sur Belt i'm usutn 0etdure,
Yr. All, q. YeuIRrase. btlddftist,
nm ea6eltt fir feline sufinftise Ser
himmuug ein;uridten. An cen nctbe
penpisiten 8erbelferunsen wirp bier
Sag uno Nadt 9earbeitet unp rasu
sablt lelbffSerftancIih tae medanifhe
Oeparttment. i3ret Der m~crcrnlten
Waidinen, rtt nit @ltftrisitdt be-
trieSen merren. IanSten asftem bier an,
ipatreno Sier weitere Ma1dinen in
News Yprf ibrer 9cQeneuns entsestn
ssben, TIN in Ter nddffen 3sit Bier
atseliefert su wereeu. Sersits beute
slauben mir, nit srei Mafhintn Iebcn
gu fOnnen, une ram wereen mir i'm
Stanee Iein, unieren 2elsrn, etnen mir
IN cicier Stunoe ter lhweren priifune
fir ibreu Seifano unb ibre NadIdt
terslih eanffn, einen oOeutfhen GORE
iponrenttn" susuitrlsn. Der tbatT1hIid
out Der ofbe rcr Belt fettn miro.
Der SeroufSeber trar saus tefrnrers
eltidlih, 70 furSe 3sit mad Ger 5euersz
brnnit Gin spcdmd6ises Oetdupt i'm
Staetcentrum III fnpeu. alcin cas>
felbe mus, I'M bic fhwere Waidinerie
gu tra9en. bereuteno Yerlt1rft lperctn.
Sp bsrarf es auein zines SuneamentS
ron $4,000 3ieseIfeinen fir ric neue
Shnelpfclir. Oiele prsdt tefneet IIt
bereits ouf rem 1ranaport. 9ielelte
II nit rtn alIermcrtrnlttn patcntirtcn
Gittneun9en Ycriebet.
Nle anreten gIrbeitcn idreiten trcb
Ter %unseteurtn SdDiertsfeittn, melhe
jsreS 9rrbcre 0elGdIt jcBt III lriner
Neneinridtun8 su iterwinren bat,
prompt meter. 90 rtitfte FER ,9eut>
Idle GCirefppnrent" rie crfte rrm Ecucr
beimseiudte 9rpee tdsIide Mrrgcns
Seitnns lfin. meIhe in ityem eioenen
Gtablillcment lire 3eiiuns rrudt, Die
Nnsei9enipalten tcs n0eutlden Gore
tprnrsnten'' rerlpreden aud gan; be-
ionrers attraftiY gu werpen, inpem mir
SefelIun9en fin cine auseeseihncte
&uelafFruns rrr Itpnffen Shriften
%erlailrn tdten. NIlp, Ysrsbrte 2eler,
MIR nod Gin fIein wenis @erulp unp
fsr oOeutlde GrrrclpCnreut" mirc allies
fnrh unpermeiclids llm(tdnce @ers
taumte repli6 nadbclen. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Gin abnorm ifrenger 0Ginter.

Der Winter bat frdb einsefsBt uro
1T bis jtbt Elm unaemtin frcnser otrr
eepeien, rsr ras aIte Sort BON rem
ffrensen Serrsn. Die nidt LANCE resies
rem. su Shdnren maht. Sowcbt i'm
DECEMBER, wie i'm Sanuar unp 8ebruar
fino bic 1emperaturen flint bis feds
0rare inter rem Durhlhnittstempes
raturen serelen, unp es febt nod gar
niht rarnah aus. als Oh mir raS Gnee
elmer Iangen &dltepericee Dor uns
bdtten. Gin fhneirenpsr NorereiI
maGie bic adIte empfnolib uranaes
nrbmer. als es niepriaer Thermometer
fdnp RON odt, ;etn Ursr finfssbn Grab
bet ~winbfiuem Wetter III. Smmerbin
fcrnmen mir in MarYIanp INNER nrd
8ndpi9er meg, wie anrere 4ancestbeile.
Sn peri6ierenen Srten ces StaateS
New Yorf fcl pas thermometer auf
fiinfsebn @rao inter Nuu, In penns
IYlpanien Icaar bier uno ra auf rreibis
@rac untsr Nuu. uno aus rem @efen
perpen lbcrmcmeterftdnpe BON sebn bis
ledsSebn @rao urter Nuu semelpet.
Die Gage ilno tercitS merfli6 LANCER,
als CUR Sabreswenre, bic Come itebt
bOber, iie ldeint LANCER, bic &dlts ber
leBten Gage 1T cine Der Nbnprmitaten,
ME tie Der amerifaniide Binter oft nit
itd brtn9t. Dian traudt ii6 nur an
Die 5ipeite EMANCIPATION Grants unO
an ben ldlimmcn SIiaarp am II, Ssbr.
1896 Su crinncrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Naltimnre's iEencrper[nne.

@abreno rir Seuer6tmHf nod in
8altimpre wiitbcte, murce eer Ghae
rem. zen rug 6euer auaeridtct. auf
200 his $50 Wiuicueu Dollars oes
5dast unc rieIc 3iffern in bic S8elt
seldidt. Dab eisle S6abunecn 10
Siemlih aus rer 2uft sesriffen INN es
Ger ibatiahtidsn llnifrlaoen enttebrs
ten, mar natiirlid. Da bic gnoaten
fir tic prefe tefimmi tparen unp es
bier Sur @fwrbnbeit semrrren 1T, redt
Fart auEutragen. 10 fam &c auf Ous
bence BON Miuionen niht all. Gs liea
iih aruleliser. Iusin aud jsBt seben
bic Nnfldten iiber cen Shaeen, zen
Baltimore rurh taS &ieltnfeuer err
Iitttu, nch nett auseinanpsr. Sbn ses
inau atSufhaBeu, III ittrtaupt Gin
ding Der llnmpslihfeit. Was in cen
70 9auIer9esierten, mas all zen IL bis
Is Seftipnen res Saftns unr in an,
cerrn MIR bier unb Ia ansebrannten
Gtarttbeilen sernihtet wcreen III, eas
mirp ME senau fcf;ufslen lein. Oas
fadlihite urtbeil carf man rrbl ben
Grperten Der @eriihtrunsss @eleulhaf.
ten s~utrauen, lnc man earf annebs
men. pae le tic @erluf;iffer nidt su
bch anIetcn. Nad Rem 4ualprute
beS Gcrfstnrtn bee @erlufs grmite's
her 6suerseriiheruneen t"tsiffsrt lib
Der Seufridaeeu YaItimcrsis INNER
bin auf 125 Miaipnen Cellars. Bon
tirlem 8ieifnYerIufie IN etras mebr
1 nls bic 6dlfte curb 8erfidcrungen see
tedt. Datti tIeitt INNER neh frass
lid, eb ollie &eriiderunssn gum pplIen
Betrase seredt merrsn. @iniee 9ers
fdtrun9si @rIeQihafttn babsn btreitS
Iiouipirt, werren ollc Gle sclen Ser>
fihsrunssfummen nidt ;atlen. Die
3abl rer rurh ras 6cusr peruihteten
Webaues tetyast in rureer ,3abl $500,
ollie in Gem SauptssIdaftacentrum her
Gtart aelessn bic meifen rerIelben
nrrEe uni Iebr ~meribsrue 9auten. mic
Sic ;abIrtid,tn Sanfen, bic arceen
Maortngelddfif, he srpBtn 3eitunas,
Urtaupf II. u. Daypildsn aud MIN
her wsrlbretIe Getauee. Smmerbin
irirp Der gerlulf an absebrannien @es
bauren nit so WiaiOnen Dollars nieps
fla ytranldlast icin. Da ssn Rem Sns
bale ces prlItdncig in Nuinfn seless
len Gtaritbeiles 70 gut ME Nihts see
yrtttt ,rcreen IN, 70 III Der 9erluit an
BEN 8rpEtn une tptrtbseutn SnbaIt,
an WaartnIasert, Maidinen II. rsI.
t6btr, ale Der an Zen @tbdueen. Gs
fnS9tn - unp bsffentli6 pire Is Der
{5nl ftin = aus hem 1riimmtrfeIpe
bod Mftttt ron tinisen Wiuipnsn
tplsttr 81 Tase etforpert werptn. sud
pom Zen suiammensfliirsien yauten
tDirt f4 GifIes ,pieetr ;u Nentauten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

Der anfanss pieisS WonatS in 8ien
perliprbene WaIsr 9pisf 9pffmann bat
leinsn bsrrliden 8efs "3winsuri" am
Slerwalpfdtter Sse Der peutIben8init>
lert@ enp6enidaft Yermadt, nit berSe>
thinning, ctutIAe Sun0ler pprt einsuz
-mietten. 9stnt bic SiinlIersencfen>
l6aft ab, 70 wirp 3wineuri an &aiIer
WtlbeIm mteifirt. Der Itrise Nahlas
Sctfmann's in her 9Dbe bon elmer bal
ben WilIion 8rpnsn faut Der Staot
Bien su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

-Gm eauslien stablirte-
@arblano Gbattel Saan SKueiatiam,
Calvert Building, grrihtstaus sesen.
iiter, 3irnmer 229 unp 23l, ,psiter 8lur.
Saecitede Sasctte. unp ct. paul-S traee.
Neuss @eleb BON 1902 frift tefolst.
9arleben $40 bis $3.50
auf MSteln, gianus, Srssln II. |. IN.
Darlsben untsr $50, @elammtfufrn
500. Bon $50 bis 800, @eiammt.
fclfen 1895. Mit 6 Yrplent mrnatlih fair
@ef- Setras. 5 pru,snt auf 9etrase Ssn
iiter $l00. 8eipe Sslspbens: ct. paul
2l34, Gcurtlanh 735.
Merells; altsrt glume, jun., Ssfrstar,
Calvert Building; Baltimore.
Nsent riro pcripred,en une gratis Sis
Staten srflaren. [slcp9, 1S,S&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
9oubnn BART GemettrB.

Nsus Ssfticnsn inO iebt CUR 8tidtsuns
bsrsert&tst. gisle ausssipab Its eOts. Der
Supsrtntsnbtnt bes @runpss unp 8oesns
wtrb jebs ssrInlats austunft srtbsilfm. -
jOaS Grematpri um asbt taslih
CUR Snpstticn rfsn. 0sssn Natsrsm tpsnce
man ih an ben Supsrintsnpsntsn ODER an
oas Sireau in Or. 81, 0sf.S aratcsas
iStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

Gin enslii6eS Slatt rsdnst aus, RAP Der
ruIltIhs iopanilde &rieg jersn 6as bic 6lei-
ni9fsit BON lfAs @iiaieneu Dollars toItsn
ptro. gli6t einaerednct linb babel bic ger
ltprtn S6ife uno anpsrss Giaentbum.
Wenn bic .3ablrn nur ~ann6terno 3utrtfen,
eann fam Der Sriea niAt Ron laneerD auer
lsin, benin lcmobI Hublaap, ME Sapan InO
fnan3ieu nidt lanee I'M Stanpe. Gin bal6es
SnbsnS Milicnsn tdsli4 Dem &riessmpIp9
81 ppfsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Goiuarb G. s. Telber.

gs farb am H.. Eebtuar, IL u9r @cre
mtttdss. Grwdrod@. g. Stiter. s%elietter
@attt BON Giiiabet6 Settfr. i'm "a. Sabre
isinfs etttns. Tit ,8sfrbiauns fintet am
Samifas, @a6mittass 2 ubr. prm Srauer.
kault SIR. AIS. @prh.8rcaepap. une tann
Wahmitiaas baib 'tlbf ben Der cp. .lutb.
Smmanutls. STRIDE an g. garpltnefr. aus
itatt. Sfrpdnetr anol Sreunte ino ADJ
tunaspoa ein@laeen Bite, tetne Slumea.
49-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

Oils wabres Oeihidtden trsdtlt bic
pSusenc" aus elmer srbBeren Staot
Mefpbalen's: Gin 8s9tsanwalt. Der
fb erit fur;e Belt eprt niererselailen
bate uno Gin 0ambrinusjinser mar,
wurce ppn eintm poIisitsn in elmer
Strabenrinne ihlafeno sefunpen. Der
YcliSif erbalt, nadpem er BEN Sdldftr
aufserattelt, auf feline Srass: .@as
MAIDEN Sic penn bierp" sur antWort:
sd babe mid bier aIs 8ettsanwaIt
nieperselai5en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
THr Samen.

8as Geleetie- Damfn. Sdneiher Gyliem
III leidt Ut srItrner. toist istr tpsnis unb
1T cine srube GrIparniB fur Sic Bel Der
gnisrtisuns Sbrtr 6ttites. Die S@ule II
jtyt ssDTntt. SAiltr fir AtNnSflaftn
wereen ansrncmmtn. Mtsen 1tbifsunssn
tpsnee man fd an Or. 9nbtrs III. 2l2
Nuse. ebarItsfraSe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Anna 6. Heib.

Gs itarb an Is. 8ebruar anua 6. 3eib
TN Glitter BON ~ Satrsn, sslisbts @attin
ron Sobn 8sis. Die Sssrbiauna fuoet
pom ibrer lestfn @ubnuns, Nr. no, g0saa
Saratc9alfrabs, aus Donnnitas, $50 ubr
Sormittaas, rdnn ,ur ct. gtlp9cnius Stride,
no zine NeauismsMsiie fir i9r Ssslenbeil
scletrirt merpen pirn, fat. (48-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

Sn Ter taYeriifen 8ammtr bat Ter
Iiberale 8iee 9rdfirsnt 2sifner Itin
Amt niecsrstltst. neil tr in eer Grt,
ipit ibm etr Yraiicem eie 0eidaftsleis
lung atssnommtn. cine 9eratwiireis
a,inS Dor rem Sauie tno rem sansen
Sanpe aefunren bat. GbenIc bat Der liz
beraIe S6rihiibrer iein Pint niepsrsss
Iest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Qnrraine.

Observation-Disclosures
98tttt6 bon Walbrpot ein uub BALD
Wftiien. Senust bic nit 9cwtatan beseiH.
i1ete Nprtb @uenue Gar. 5reie 8utftrn
Nahmttta9s am terminus. @retie pcn
Bs9rdbntBiffaen jeBt fpe,isa. 2eidte 8ebin.
9un9en. Telephone: Mb. 6 543, 6. unb y.
ct. Saul 1886, Cations 633. Stabtbureau:
eriter Slur, paw 8uttoins. - 8srlan9t
8rpf6lrs. tWdi4, 3uSlSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

psircu raiir tnitn miiiIen. tenn &ede.
feIsr earf iIdd rud fsinsn Disirens
ZEN. auefal nlautsn. Das @eltmrnc,
pol, in rae er iih tisbsr nit Ten Nufitn
tbeilen muets, MIL CT jsgt gan; fir iid
trotern, unp lrtr milf eS Tim ireiiie
MAIDEN, ptnn Sapan Gle 8uien ttfssl?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
g. Sipjer,
: Nahfctaer pcn 8ple & &attr. =
r.. $500

- Na&fclger Ron 8Ofe & Saitr. -
gtablirt 1871.
Snpcrteur feutkttr. frau,Sfidsr, fpanis
ihsr Wetne unb qifGre aus 8unees- 9aaer.
tauisrn. GaIifcrnter Neine ctrsft POM
Wetnters.
8aarcn btreft ms 6auS sslirfert.
Nr. 2l5, 5anossrsS traBe. Baltimore, No.
Wp. Setepton @ourtIano 119.
Cap. 3eIep9on 81. paul 1882 q.
(Suni1,1 $50
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rtrfpeneen laiitn ; immerbin miro BAL
tlmcre einem unaectften 6suerihareu
bon piersia lis fiinisis Wiuipnrn 0pts
lars sfSsniibsr itsten.
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S-nin Nioge Gemettrn.

Der toehlf 9altimprer Srieb4of, nabe
gitessile, ,ipfi elsttrtlte 9abnttuten unS
gtrillto 8oulepdrb brett gum 8riebeofe.
aae 8esrdbntBpldBe untsr Netissr gnsae.
Nttortgt @rttft. gertanst ben ntusn Sou.
s~entr.8atalps. SfFts: $50 3prb.G barles>
etraps' Sttee sslspbons. [Dss2-l .
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Nlte Ma9agunasW 0belu.

antite ssihli1sne @lasnaaren, altmpoiIhe
tnpfsrns unc meiinssns Sod lltenlilien;
quite Yreiie fir piinlheasrertbe Stide be-
satlt. Shidt poffarte ODER tsleptunirt.
Colonial @utique Co.," Rr. 6I3, Nurb.
GutawfraBe. 6. II. y. 9eisp9cn.
(Wai19,1S5 uS0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

Deutihe 8ldtter berihtisen nad
iiderer SuelIe. paB iih bic pirna'er
Oueae, Die bis su neur aufsebaulht
irprcen lparen, auf rrsi ;u repuSiren
finn, unb nlr cine 9erDuneuns itattse>
flnpen bat. aIe8 llsbrise 1T Grim
bang, Ihreitt ras o0respener Sour
nal"
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Gineu MUnat tpGtrr.

Or. gtaoipib & 60, gtfu99orl
80 urbm. lest oi. finite 5ta'b. pou Sbrnn
HtioiOtut rnO fibtt mid ~bsoeHtsno bcNsr. I'd, babe
%ou'U'b6rt. osn aatttttr gu u;6rau6,n. Gas liri.
nirtn Jti1ieDt itBt lei6t unO ibmstltos. Sc
fdiai, ieBt btltr. 9rinbs Mot 70 DIT daIjuntbea.
Or ep1inlit, ben i'd in Bottom eoriaitiyts. iaat:
mir, id mHN' iutiuen llrin Fitt,5eus i5Iapi'n uns
fmmtr init e4meritu. sd bab. Sas S~aeislpsEf
rss'Indbiu pom gafiag an a,uommtr, ,iatu bats
Sen Sbstl6iitl Vol nab fer gtibjtit. I'D ibrsibs
bieis Sbl'ia6m. Oamit Sic lpiTsn, oab ID mid
ipobl th9is frt1t e6anttpn uno cineu osivnoea
3nfianO Der eial, bib'. @ub 10 ocu N,io!D.nt
nab IdnGsr n'bmsnl Sd Ietr. Of, eiait lest obas
guile Os3 9lt5sts.
500 lbtun0suoaR
= d 6ubt,n
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CHARTS ". 9%Irmann,
: @narps

- SH9tps -
@etme unb etaaSrt,
1901 Siusn.S traes, Ode 6urrsit, StraBe,
Baltimore, Wb.
Galifcrnitr @stns unb Srancies. -
@aent fir eas natiirlihe Sietoria. Minsrals
walIsr, 8ietcrta. 8runnsn, Sbsrlatntsin.
l@Opl. 1St&S
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Merfants' nno Minrrs'
xranspnrtation On

Su.
Rad Sptpn unb benz Often: ieoen Wpn.
tag, Dttnltds, Spnnsritag unp Samlfaa,
Abenos g lltr.
Rad 9rosicente unS BEN Sfen: ieben
Wittmph, Sreitag une Senntas, @bens 6
lltr.
Mad Sardnndb une rem Sithen: iehen
Stenitaa 1rnnerfag uno Samiag,
9tenes 8 llbr.
Nah 3efpprrt Mems unb 3erfelf: tdss
lid url 8 ubr Mbenhs.
Nle BON Sarannab fatrenten Dampfer
Sub rrn sseit Saas gsenue.
llnilbertreNlife 9equemii6feittn unb
Sefplisuna.
Srrsfdltise @srlaeuns unb itncfs 81
fpreernng ron Sradt.
u. .. @illineta m. Maent,
Sasannat-g Herfte.
{. q. turner, W..Y.-A.
u. D. Stetbins ., W.,R.
0cneral.Slreau Yr. 604, Hprb-9b arles.
Ctr. 5ra6t- unt YaTase-8lreau: Mr.
22l, Wef-Yaltimrrr.St Ctr. Ql3t&S
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Die oStanrarp Sil Company" bat
cine Oipipcnce bon fehs,ebn Dollars
pro Attie auf ibr 6apital BON bunpert
Wilipnen ertldrt. DaYpn entIaQen auf
5. .. @rdsfeIer, ben petruleumfSnia.
rune 81 WilIipnen. Das 1T bier Dol
lars penieer, ais IN perleIben psripre
leBten Sabres. als fh bic Satrespipis
eenee aut A prpSent fieute. Die Heins
genuine bee peirpleumsG ruRs fne nidt
9erin9er 8speIen, aber Sr. &pfefeQer
ltst iid srp6ereGelerpefpnps an UNI bic
Srieesdancen in Situiien aussunusen.
SIN Sale elmer Niererlase Der Rulen
miro CT bic cinSi9en 0esner, bic er ncd
bat, Die rulilben petroleum. Masnaten,
labinlf9en unp ben pitaiiatiIAen Yetrps
%leunanattt untsr ieine Gpntrple brinssn.
DIE SeIronlumenten Der Ser. Siaaten
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Baltimore Cemetery.

@aplrabs unp Nortb= aSsnas.
8rgrabniBplaBs gum Gfrfauf 49, bon
$25 an, NIT Marmcrpfotsn ~atsssren,t;
$35-pIab fir 4 Grdbsr. (SanlS,1S)