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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-08
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Arrangement OF Trans m e6soe

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Arrangement OF Trains m E6sss
June 8, 1904.
Pullman Car ser71cs
Pullman Parlor Car between Bangor
and Caribou on train leaving Carfboo
at $50 A. M: and Bangor al SIS P. M.
Pullman Sleeping car between Boston
and Caribou on train leaving Boston a
re T n: A Aug Gd aih l2@ A n; Bangor.
TRAINS LEAVE
LEAVE Portland, 1890 p NJ; Augusta,
l2,5 P. NJ; Watervflle, 1.23 p. NJ Bangor,
rs 4 NJ; Arrive MilIinocket at SIS 4: n.
aon esrb s2s Nj P,Mssaps o Isle ,SS
d 70 4. NJ: Van am Buren,. i il. & "a 4. n. ns'0'
q LEAVE P9Etla asrl,i IFS a A.; Ausg.ts
Ashland, i 3 p NJ; Fort Kent ) 70 ?. 4:
Moul 9s1;b 1870 p a. N; RresS9e Isle IA &
:. NJ: limestone. SIS p. n; Fort Fair.
field, 230 P NJ: Dover and Foxcroft. su
Leave Portland Hos A. n: Water
vile, Is T. N: Dover. S.45 n: Iyts
so5 P. n; kinec. us P, NJ: Leave Ban.
E9r, sS P. NJ {. Arrive N:n;;aek. Z sNY:
NJ: Fort Fairfield $40 p NJ
LEAVE Portland leo P. NJ; Augusta,
IA P. N; Waterville. $50 p M: Ban
gor, - = NJ; Arrive D vex. s.6S P. n;
Guiifol@. III P. NJ; Gree willie, E3 p. II.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
LEAVE-Greenv1lle, $50 A. NJ; Dover,
So A. N: Arrive Bangor. 80 A. Nj
Leave Bangor. 40: Arrive Watervius,
80; Augusta. SIS P. NJ
Leave Fort Fairfield, SIS A. n: Carl
hou. 6@ "a. M: Prescue Isle, SH A. M:
Houlton; 30 A. M: Ashland, $40 A. n:
Patten q A. hI.; Millinocket. % A. n. /:
katoh'ri IA N Works, 1015 A. M; Arrive
Hang0~ ~ p. Nj; Leave Kineo, 80 A.
M; Grrrf.vl!ie, = 10 A. M; Dover, LIS
(v:a DeAler and NcwporO; Arrive Water
villa, so z. M; Isusta, 3.56 P. NJ.
LEAVE Van Bulen, 200 A. NJ; Caribou
u 10 P. M; Pressure Isle. 123S p. M; Fort
Fairfield. 11.S0 A. M; Houlten, 215 p. NJ;
Fort Kent. II 90 A. M; Ashland, l26S r.
NJ; Patten, 500 P. M; Millinocket, Al p.
NJ; kineo. 1.5O P. NJ; Greenville, 365 r.
NJ; Monson. S.4 p. NJ; Guilford, 500 p.
NJ; Dover and FoXcroft, SIS p. NJ; Ar
rive Bangor, 7.25 p. M; Waterville, 00
p. M; Augusta, 1870 P. NJ.
LEAVE Van Buren,, BIS p. M; Carbon.
LAO p. M: Fort Fairfield, 40 p. n:
Pressure Isle. 6.G P. NJ; Houlton, so p.
ri; billinocket. $50 P. NJ; arrive Ban
gor. II. 30 2. M; Watervills, 1.5e A Il,
Anguet.- 9.2s 4. N.
c. G. BROWN,
GEO. n. EOUGHTON,
General Manager.
Bangor, June l. 1904.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-08

NJ, MARTHA Day Of West Washing
,on. ms entered the millinery depart-
menu u the Whitman &. Adams Co. at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-08
GATHERING cHGsrNUTs.
The Young 7i!;erers ana Augustus Fa-
nous Old Tree.

Thi:; IL M y. s.u W. tile year when a
great many Of tn" iiltlr people Of the
city. on th.r way to ami from school.
visit Tho famous old chestnut tree
Whlch stands uion the grounds Of
I"a..h \. iiomau's residence. This
IL. which is the oldest and best Of its
>iII Jill this section, was planted about
1876, ANA for the ~ years or more that
Mir. Ioman has occupied his present
homc, il has mover failed to Yield q
Lnnd crop crch >..1r. 1t is 4 hand
+,.l" tr,e. with girth Of y foot, ana
with branches Spreading nearly 100
f-ct. Duritg all the Sc wears, AIR.
IL nn:,n hus br"n willing for tile chill
..l,, - gather up The falling ch"stnuts.
although he has naturally desired
.nn, "f th-m for himself ana his
friends. List year hc called tie little
n3:"s together and made an agreement
with thcm that they should pick un
thr ch"stnuts IN til" halves, giving
Him az many az they took away.
y few of the;n observed their agree
mrnt. hut many more failed to.
Nevertheless. hc renewed the agree
'ncut with them again. this year, in
the hoI that th"y would NOR" faith
fully live Up a. il. Some Of the chill
lrnn. b.for" leaving the grounds, di-
VfIrd W The chcStnutS which they had
ni"i 4 and placed half in q basket left
fiy 7Tr. Holman f"r the purpose and
took away th"ir own share. The other
nnon while Mr.. Holman was at dinner
HrI c"Uld moi s'a what was going on,
s'nr IF th- littlt, rascHls. not finding
"nntch "hcstrut5 uron the grounds to
satisfy thcln took those which had
been placed ~ others IN III" basket.
Vest rdav noon the same thing hap
rcnod a-1iu, 81 that Mr.. Ioman il
justified in feeling that IL little poo
rlr arc somewhat inclincd N ahuse his
Kin Moss. Novcr'tsi. ~ az Ia tells the
story. Il" only LAUGHS and remarks cor
such is the kingdom Of heaven"
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
OLD PROJECT
 TO BE REVIVED
Oriental Communication Via
 Boring Sea.

Seattle, Nov. 23.-Cable and tel egraphic communication to Siberia. the Orient and old world countries via BeIing Sea is proposed by John Rosen. managing director of the Northeast Siberia company. This undertaking was under way at the time of the successful laying of the Atlantic cable, which caused the project to be abandoned.
 The cable ship Burnsides has re- turned to Seattle.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
BRADY AND MOORE NOT TO
BE REMOVED.

Washington, D. C.. Nov. B. Judge Moore, of Nome, will not be removed. While his administra- ton was not unsatisfactory, 1t is claimed he was surrounded by the worst kind of officials.
 Gov. Brady was also investi- gated, his administration indorsed, and he will be reappointed.
 Judge Brown violated official proprieties. Attorney General Moody announces that his sue cessor will be appointed in few days.
 Many applications have been re- tsrred to coas, senators.
 The presiden, is flooded with urgent petitions to appoint Col. w [. r. Perkins. of Nome. to succeed Gov. Brady. All object to a third term.
 The text of Assistant Attorney General Days report has not been made public.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
City of Seattle Ashore.

Vancouver. BIG. Nov. ss.-The steamer City oi Seattle Is ashore ia Eagle River. Alaska The mi~hap occurred the night oi the ssd while the steamer was on hes way so Iu. nwaa. No lives boat. Thefe ls big hole under her hiler. hns sue rests easy.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
Canadian Reciprocity.

Detroit, Nov. s3.-A special from Washington says President Roose- welt Saturday gave Eugene N. Foss, of Massachusetts. to understand that he was going to send a special message to congress in December touching on Canadian reciprocity
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
 FROM FAIRBANKS

Fairbanks, Nov. 2o.-Tom We'll don. formerly with the N. C. Co. here, dice on the trail last Wednes- day night. He started out hunting and the intense cold acted on bis heart. He was found frozen stiff.
 Percy Palmer and Dillman and Winters, his two mining partners, are preparing for work oh their property, } above Fairbanks. this winter. Pat Keys, the freighter, has the contract for hauling their machinery, including 4o-horse- power boiler. aggregating five tons in weight. The entire shipment is at Cinema. Keys has decided to haul it by way of Fairbanks, as the trail from Cinema is only suited to light loads.
 Balsimer and Hickman. of the party that left a few days ago for the Toolavana country, broke down at Cariboo and had to cache the greater part of their outfit. The party will spend about a month on the Toolavana representing and To- eating ground.
 Dr. Hall is seriously i'll. After fighting against the illness for sew eral days he insists it is not alarm ing.
 Jim Cummivgs was brought to Cinema from the Bonniheld country suffering from a terrible ax cut in the iustep. He was choppiug wood when the injuIy was sustained.
 The backward season will reduce the output. The best find of min ing property has just been made ou s above Fairbanks creek This ground gives pans running as high as sloo. Que pan yielded a hstls mofs than an svsu hundred. \ bucket of the pay rocked ont gave the neat little cleanup of Ssoo.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
DAWSON DOINGS
 BY TELEGRAPH.

Dawson. Nov, 2o.-Nearly all of the district burned by the big fire is now occupied by buildings moved onto il from other parts of town.
 Just about the same amount of work is going on on the creeks here as last winter. The big rush to the Panama has not made much difference. All work is being done by small groups of laymen.
 Fred Bakers cabin at No. Al be- low on Bonanza. was burned to the ground last night. The origin of the fire is unknown.
 The White Pass stage crossed Yukon Crossing day before yester- day, and is expected here today. The crossing closed two days ago, and teams can now go over on the ice.
 The splendid Great Dane pup brought here from New York by Dr. Caito lis dead from pneumonia. The pup arrived here last June di- rect from New York by express. 1t was the longest trip on record for a dog unaccompaniod by a man.
 W. w. Powell and Alex Me I.achlin leave for FairbankS next Monday. taking private letters and small packages. They expect to beat the regular mail twelve days.
 John Kay. t7-year-old boy for merly of Dawson. has been sem tanced to hang for the murder of John Spettal at Lulu Island. near Vancouver. E (. Kay was sem teueed ,o imprisonment at Dawson two years ago. and was released on his father promising to take him out oi the county |. is claimed the lad was kicked in the head by a horse when a baby aud ever since has shown a criminal tendency.
 K ating and curling Is tn tull swing; 5oo members sn the curling club.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
stock Thieves in Manitoba.

Winnipeg. Nov. 2s. Hofse and cattle thieves have been making greet havoc in Southern Manitoba. The Manitoba government has de- cisied to put mounted poliee to patrol the boundary
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
Judge Brown Asked to Resign. Judge Moore Not Removed. Marshal Richards Dismissed. Gov. Brady Reappointed.

Washington, D. C., Nov. Is.- The president asked Judge NJ. C. Brown, of the First Alaska di- vision. to resign He is guilty of improprieties i'll office.
 Marshal Richards, of Nome, was summarily dismissed.
 Judge Wickersham reappointed Judge Moore, of Nome, and Gov. Brady receiving consideration.
 This is the result of the investi- gation by Assistant Attorney Gen eral Day last summer.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
ARMY TRAGEDY
 IN PHILIPPINES
Kills Brother Officer, Then
 Suicides.

Washington, D. C., Nov. 29.- Lieut.. Pritchard of the Thirteenth cavalry at Camp Stokenberg. Phil ippine Islands, shot and instantly killed Lieut.. Fred l.. Dean of the same regiment, and then committed suicide.
 Exact particulars have not reach ed here, but it is believed that the deed was done during a fit of tenn porary insanity.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
Oyama With 100000 Against Kuropatkin With 27o,ooo. Port Arthur Campaign Con- Sidered Ended.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 22.-The greatest battle in the history of the world is no raging along the Shak- he river below Muk den.
 Oyama launched a force of three hundred thousand against Kuro- patkin with two hundred and sev- enty thousand.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
PORT ARTHUR.

Tokio, Nov. 22.--Port Arthur is undermined. Eru Lang Shan and Sansh Ku Shan forts have been blown up- It is officially stated that the city proper is being uuder- mined by tunneling.
 Permission is given the press to publish reports that the campaign is considered over. The fall of the fortress is only a matter of time.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-11-30
VLADIVOSTOCK.

New York, Nov. 24.-A Herald dispatch says that the steamer Ko- rean, arriving at Wonsong from Vladivostock. reports great activity on both sides. the Notifications be- ing strengthened by three large warships. Repairs are now com pleted any everything ready for in- stant service. Troops are arriving daily.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

SanbeIspopiere-8odete biz gum
@epiht BON 10 lln3en 8 Gents;
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Gents lob gei6loiien. ooer ni6t)
nit 4usnobme Don Nanuicrioten
nit beifoIgenoen Gorretturs9 oger,
ferner aIIe perIteoeIten Sahen (iiebe
untenItebenol 2 Gents PRO llr5e,
nit gtllSnobme BON 9riefen in Boft'
StationeiL no 0ie 8oftiod)en nidt
arsgetrogen meroen, / Sent bro
lln5e. B~oItforten, ie / Gent.
3meiter &Io'ie-Roitinhen Bet
nnaen. ptertelidbrIid ODER otter Pr'
idelnenoe 3eitidriiten, mel6e nidlt
gratis pertbeiIt merOen 3oS aage'
meme Yublifum be5oblt oofir mt
gilen6u6n.Wtarfen gu Der State non
lie 1 Sent fir A lln5en c0er EDeile
oupolt, menu ni6t periiegelt.
Dritter 3IoIie - (georltdte, feline
Wlanco-@ ii6er). Girfulcre, o1bere
georudte Sad)erL Gorreftur 8ogea
uno beifolgenoes Monuicript, go.
lentincS, GtuIif-R oteubIGtter, Selio'
tppes. Gbromos, Blofote, 2itbo8ra'
phie'n H. qeOrufte An5etgen I'M Nll'
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meuiQer,
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Muiter, gIunco,9iidsr un0 Bopiere,
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genb elmer scr onoeren &loiien ein'
gei9loiIen rpo ibrer Not1lr nod
nidt gefGbrli6 ODER oerherbli6 fir
Sen Snbalt Der on6eren Boitiatcn
itn0. (Gin ipe3ieGeS @eieb iebt bas
8orto iiir SGmereicn, Ableger,
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ultt Die Rote o einem Gent fir ie
2 lln8en fcit.) 8oGS oorgenannte
9lrtifel ntht mehr, oils A Bfuno be-
troqcu, / Gent pro lln5e ODER Oeren
9rudt6eii.
GegiItrotionsocbiibr fir 9riefe
ln0 ouoerc &oiticnaungen betrdgt 8
Gents.
@ourenproben - Eadcte bis 81
4 lln5en 2 Gents; @odete iiber 4 I'M
3en i6mer, / Gent fir iebe 2 lln5eu
o0er 0eren 9rudtbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
8. 8 ap.t.tC /.

1ie ToQ bas ennsn2" Iaats 80.
gSS iepb Menserstp laut Dor
yC iih bin. NiemanO tonnte
ibm Nntport oeben, bsnn
er Ttano gang ollein nit Istner gipline
i'm 4rm an offensn 6tniter Ieiner tleis
men 9arterrepobnune in Der Shnorrs
ftroBe in Miinnen.
ga, lpis ioute es enbsn2 0as tudr
f6fper 5l bedntnprtsn, fir ibn Telbit
am f9periten.
Gte tdmeH eeraos nod 81 ben Ies.
Zen Srgen bes aarnepals in Miin6er
3ured)t. Marfa paulien, Gita unb er
pa nurbe bic norboeutI9s S6perfdl.
ligieit grinoli4 abgei4utteIt. 81
ftiirSte iib in bas Standardization
nit benz sansen unsebanoisten ueber.
mutb zines leidilebisen 8initler!
f6pamm er in bieiem Strom ior9lo!
ansaelaGensr Gr0bli9feit. Vita rit
er nit binein, ipdbrene Marfa tiibl be
obadtsnb 5iemlif 5ulidbaltenb blieb
Mlensersfp unb aita 5parsn balb oi'
.Oanptperfonsn auf ben Masten'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
@egwet(m
pOn cmpfeblcusUertBcn Sinans.,
GngrOS= unS GnOetail. 8eIdaftcn.
Stnou3ieIIe 8.
8anfen.

6irit National 9anf, 16, 8eIt.S Sara.
toga : StraBe; s. Q. Gerguion,
grdiioent; $. 9. @ilcor, aaiiirer.
6armcrs' ans MerHant8' 0ational
9ont, 301, orO.Gborle8- 5troBe;
Gbas. Z. Crane, 8r1iioent; Garter
q. Ssbltrlt, 9aiiirer.
Geutide @nnf, 2~eringtou- un6 Soli.
OuD-StraBc; 81. $, 96ul5, 9rGIi-
bent; Nuguit @eber, &aiiirer.
Commercial auo 6ormerS' 3utionoG
8onf, Soiparo. unO @ermuu-Str TT.
@citern Notionol 9ont, ii, 0or0.
Gutoru.S troBe; Soibuo g. &aroep,
4rGiioent; @. 0}arrtott, &oiiirer.
0rooer5' oro MedonicS' Nationol
9onf, Glltotp. rno 6apette-S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Surnperetn n8oru1rts "

Surnoeretn .8oruGrts."
GortpGrts = Sale, Scr. 1924,
Observation-Disclosures.
n2ocuit = 8oint Surnperein."
Gde Sua- uno 9eaion . StraBe.
n9euti6er &riegerbuno."
SaltptQllortier; 4norea3' Soue,
Ger. 3t4, &anooeritraBe. - Ippea:
4benos s llbr.
nlluobbGngiger 9iirger-@erei BON
MarpIan6" = @erIommIunq ie0en
letten 0onnerItag i'm 0tonot in ser
D8ormdrtS = Sale," Nr. 1874 @eIt.
2eriltgtonitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
EOitmnrfen'4 gcntureH.
Geri6ieoene StaottbeiIe, IN tuelben
Boit-8 ertbiad]en oerfauft

mer0en
U&eloale Is. =. Geott.
OortsSRoro Qurneu 8. Gappington.
@orfudslpcHue uHo S1rrttoTl'StrdBe - Uo'
bert s. ST. SaII. MA
q. straBe nno 6uuttu9oOnsgIoeHue - Souts
8etnoollnr.
Eranueoine Siram atul0le.
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3. TnS Cough trGBs, StgblunOtOtuH Gas
6. Sruar.
Sran9cptle - @eorge BEL.
grgI, 25, rntpns46eHue (g8oooberr0)
Clarence 3. 8iltdrts.
). QBu1.
.. Nrorun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Ser. Ginger BON Baltimore.

9QltptQllattlcr: D@erllldllla Dtalls
ucr6pr : @ouc"; Br0lt0cnt Senrp
@icicfing, Ar. 229, pcr(. goiterns
Nuc.; correiponoircu0cr lu1O proto.
f~ouircnoer ScfrctGr s. @iQiam @lt-
Oenill5, Or. 1928, Orlean3itroBe;
6iuan5 : SefrctGr Is. &immelbe6er,
9tr. 3t5, Noro-gOenitroBe; SGos.
meiiter $. W}idli6, 9tr. 713, 8or-
ncrItroBe; 0irigeut: oofont. Ser
iommlung jeOcn 5peitcn 6reitog i'm
0lonat,
g(riQ1l.~" +,
SauptQuartier: Stag Safe, ger.
2O5, &anopersS troBe. S%ingitunoe:
@ittpod - 0irigent; S. s. 6rant.
D@ormonic."
&altpto1ortier: Scr. Ala, @eIt.
6opette-G troBe. 9ingitun6e: 9ien.
ItagS - 0irigent: Sobn 81. Slein.
n@crmania-M Gnner6or."
SouptQuartier: @ermouia MGn.
nerhor . Sale, gtr. 410-412, @eIt-
9ombaro-S troBe. Singitruhe: 9on-
neritag8 - 0irigent: Sbeooor Sent
berger.
o6robiinn."
&auptQuartier: 6robiinn Sole,
0r. 1000, Sreoerif. apenue. Sing-
Itnnoe: Mtttpods-9irigent: Sobn
q. alein.
,4rbeiter- MGnnerfor."
SauptQltortier: Inoreas' Salle.
Nr.3t4, SannperItrabe. Singitun0e;
0onnerItags - 9irigent: G6as. $.
9odou.
,2ocuIt-8pint WGrnerdor."
Souptqltartier: 3tpider'5 &aIle,
gde Gllbo. uno g(nOreitroBe. Sing.
Itunoe: Sonntags - 0irigerlt: Su.
bert Stripped.
,Irbeiter- 2ieoertafeI."
Souptqiortier: goI3' Soqe, Nr.
40S, @eit 2eringtonItraBe. Sing.
it,lnoe: ~9ienItogs-0irigent: GboS.
$. 9odou.
.Sbolia.M dnnerhor."
Saltptquartier: 8oigt'S Sale, Ger.
1922, Sorforb.@penue. Singltunbe:
Mittmo6s-8irigettt: Suiepb &Qfe.
~@o5nrt-W dnner6or."
Sauptouortier: 9roa0nap : 3otel,
Ode 9rooomop llno SrlconSItroBe.
SingitltnOe: 9ienitags - 9irige1t:
Geo. @. E0blmaun.
uGi6enfron5."
SauptQitartier: Sobn Sdmiot's
Dorm. 3orn's) Soae, @de 8. nno
@ougbltraBe, SigblanOtopn. Sing'
Wittmohs-9irigent: Con.
Sodner.
,Welooie."
Souptqltartier; S. &ies' 9alle,
gde 2oipItrdBe nno Scloir Wforft.
Singitunoe: 9omerItagS Girl
gent 8. &arollls.
,@erlnonia. Guartett. Club"
Sauptqliartier: Meieltber9'S Sale,
gsr. Tic, Ioro Iacaltrabe. cling
9ienitags = 8irigctt: s.
aarolus.
.Mesger.8 eiongperein."
Sauptauartier: Soffmonn's Soae,
Com, nno 5orreit Strabe. cling
0ienitags = 9irigent: S. 6.
,gbelpeiB."
Sauptai,artier: 8eorg S. Ioer's
Sale. Nr. 1, Sait-apeni,e, Canton.
Sineitunoe: DienItagS 0iriacrt:
Nug, ghneiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

9auboI3.SGnoler.
Sbos. W}attbeps & Son, Canton
4perue uno 4l6emarlesS troBe.
SEQ. 5. Sloan & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StraBe.
9lef). uno eroilirte S%tablfpaaren.
Matioual Gnomeling & stamping
60, 100, Snnooer.S troBe.
9ampfmoI6inelt, SeiieG II. @umpen.
8aaace StebbinS & Cons, GborlcS'
uno 2ombar6-S traBe.
2anowirtidaitli6e @er0t6e u1o Sd'
mereien.
@riffit6 & Burner 60, EOS, NorO'
&acaltraBe.
Ornomentale DRAFTS rbeiten.
0uiur & Co., 3tt, R.-Soparo-Str.
9trmltrong, Gator & 60, 106-18,
Sopfins- 8lace.
Srrgellas, Sertel & SO, 100, Sop
fins-Glace.
S1iiren, 6enIterro6mell II. &%auleallr.
Sranf 9. @atfinS & So, 8ratt- uno
Trelibent- StraBe.
S6nupftd6afS . 6a6rifanten.
81. Storr & 60, 436, HorosGalpert'
StraBe.
3eiti6riiten : Mago5in etc.
Baltimore 9felus So. 318, 9toro'
Germans trnBc.
Srieobofe.
2plloon Garf Cemetery, Office u,
@eIt.Sa ratoga. StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

9ltdbon0lllng.
@ru1tber'8 0eltti9e 8uhbonoltng.
sos, Sit.9altimore. StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
8anficrS lluo O2ofler

SombIeton q So, 70, SIt-2egiugton-
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

neutrality-suspicious. WafIer.
@ierce s. 9ugan & 9tepbem, t6,
2erington.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
HieoerIanoe nno y e.
Iibunaen.

GusldnSer miiIien nit 8aiien Der
ieben iein, ieood) miro oiele WfoBre'
gel BET SpuriIten uriter gewobtltd)cr
llmitGnoen nidt aneemenoet. gtad
einem Iufentbnlt BON 5fpel Wotafe!
ieood miiilen iit Iusldnoer toertlfl'
siren uno reoiitriren laiien get Der
stbreiie lit Die gor5eigung zines Se'
gitimations -&apiers niht e%rforoer'
Iid.
Sn 8uiona (Boramaribu) fper'
Den EoIIe nidt oer!angt, ebetlo anl
Saoa (9ataoil). - Sir g II M O.
ia Waoane) beiteten oieieIben Ute
9eln. ieoodl tbut man 8oriidts bal
Der out, einen Tab nit iih 81 fiip'
! ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
iSeler. 9 eritherun .9[oenten.

DVVVt VtTNTVtVTS NFBVTTENTTs
SOME 6rienoIp Society," 1926, Gin.
Ben = MOenltC.
g8. Z. GGodcIfor0 & So, 2, 0It,
SorotogoltroBe.
&enrp %. @orfieIO (RoDoD, 2tO,
observation-disclosures.
@irdbcoD & Son, 21l, 0~It-2eying.
ton = StroBe.
SenneB & Saplor, 306, SIt.2erin8'
ton : StroBe.
Surner & TbomoS, 3, SIt.Soroto0a'
StraBe.
sc, 8. Geloen, II, 9It.9Geoiont.
StruBe.
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Gbarbanfeu.

S%parbatfeu.
Central Sooing8 8auf, Charles.
uuO 2erington.S traBe.
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9dder-9teQuiittcn.
S6e Mners & SidS So, 104, SiiO.
3omor0sS troBe.
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@cfprncruna uun 9oitIahen.

9Gn0e Der erFor6erlifen 3Pit our
grrei6ung Der oeridieoenen
@eItimmurgSorte
ltntenItebeno lit sic ungefGbrc
8eit fir llebermittelung Der Poit.
Ioden pon oem 9oltimorer 8olt'
9iireou nob ben baupti1dliten
etnbeimiiden uno ouSW1rtiQPn
StG6ten pcr3eibnet.
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Seuerii6ere 0t0bel-2ogerung.
@rabam'3 @orebouie, Aornie
uno 9olpbtnsS troBc.
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8 VII.
Sem 8aBamona.
@ d 10 e / 5.

Srembe in Der S6mei5 brauden
feline GGiIe por8ureiien, ieoo6 miro
ongeratben, oltd BET etnem @eiltde
oieIeS 2anoes cine berartige 2eeiti.
nation nit ii6 ST. fiibren. &otelbc.
iieer iino in Ser Sdpei8 fir lire
@Gite oerontportli6. ieood miiiien
Srem be in aoIt6auiern unb @ripat.
m~obnungen innerbalb oreibig So0eu
tire 81iie Bel ser SrtspoIi5ei einret.
den, nlo miro ibnen Damn elm auf.
entbolts : 9erefttgungsifeln ousge'
fertigt. I~usl1noer fonnen 81 icoer
3eit ungebinoert tpieoer oas 2ano
DerlaIien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-10
Sapantf@e sostaIeemotraten.

Die neutrality-suspicious. Mrbeiterz
portei bat anldb!i6 bes &rieges einen
Mufruf an bic ruffi{6en Sp3iulifter
geri9tet, in benz 1ie bteIe ibrer gr0B=
ten @pmpatbten beriifert unb in Der
8efGmpfung bes Mtlitarismls cine
gemein1ame Nufgabe at erbliden bor7
giebt. SEPT lei bic Bette @elegenheit gez
geben, INN geeer ben Militarismus
unb Yatriptismus 81 fe6ten unb ba=
fir gu nirfen, baB Der &rieg mDglt61t
balo beenbet tperbe. Menn fi6 5pmit
Die iapantf9en @p3ialiIten in 8e5uq
auf Seer urb @dterldnb benz Stanb=
puntte Der rufiifden &ebollttDndre
fart nGbern, 70 ridden tie bod in Der
5rage Der Mittel gan3 erbebli9 unb in
tnereHanter Weife BON tbnen ab, uno
man barf ipobl fugen, buB bteier
S6etl TIRES @laubensbefenntnifes 8tz
piliIirter unb menf9lider tit, aIs Die
Saftif, 81 Der 1i6 Die rufif6en 8e=
bolutionGre befannten unb, Die aus
nelten 8erbre6en berbor9ebt, NOD be-
fennen. nMir iinb", 10 betBt es in
benz Nufrufe, npeber Nibiltiten nod
Serroriften, 1onbern @osialbemotraz
ten unb fGmpFen itets fir ben 5rte@
ben. Mir berperfen our6dus militia
rif6e @epalt in unferm Sample; mir
fGmpfen uuf frteblidsm Wege nit
6iilfe Der 8ernunft unb 8elebrung.
IS mag febr i6per fir eu3 fetn, ouf
oieie Dirt gu fedten rnb in HuBlano
auf frieblt6em Wege cine Gepolution
berbei5ufibrea, no es feine 8erfaiz
funq eiebt unbfolgli6 Die 8erfu6une
nabe lieqt, bic &egierung bur9 Sc
matt gu ffiiraen. Nber mir ale, bic
mir fir Menfdlihfeit fe6ten, miifen
befen eineebent fem, baB Der 3ped
ni9t Die Mittel beiligt."