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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
anrn,a ..Giftnfrnni.hon.."

BORING uVtdlenffnH8spdHt,"
Siftrtfts III, S. NIB netGenfraR3s
9amenbereins," Carton Smmern. gniis
unb aeibbereins~. 8enttfe Bbetntueiu'
SanbIuae. Telephone; Gbef. 1884 D;
Wb. 8titoior 81.
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Scirat6s . 9ieen5cn.

~NNNN0NN'
9te folgenoen SetratbS.2 icen5en
pIr0en geitern bonn aftltor oes
Common 9IeaS . @eridts ousge
felt:
Iidoro g. TuIieu, &c, Mr. 1909,
&olepitroBe, mo Settle g. Dillon,
81 Sabre alt.
Senrp Corr, 81, ltnb 2i55ie gronr'
blctt, 20 Sabre alt; 2icen5 gcbolt bon
&obn q. SHmorb 9tr. 1850, Carroll
itroBe.
GontcI 0u6b8, 50, 8oGtimorc.Go,
Wt0, unb Gotie q. &orbougb 80 Sab
re alt; Qicen5 qcboIt bon 8. q. SpOc,
9}r. 1927 Toro.9onbitr.
O$for 81. Olion, %, un0 M}omic 81.
mob, % Sabre alt, Ser. 172G, @ou1b.
ltroBe.
Sorrp &oItnon, 81, uno &ebedn
Tolfir, 20 Sabre alt; Nr. S36, Oil
@rottItroBe.
ggiQiom @cpcr, 81, Stanton, Icb.,
lrno N(nnic 9Gof, q Sabre alt, bon
0cltti6lonb.
NoIono Sopiac, %, uu10 Gotborpnc
$. Boilers, 81 Sabre alt; 2icen5 &C
bolt BON S. 6. @lorp, 9fr. 1908, @cit.
6runfliuitroBc.
Nctpton s. Suobbongb %, mn
W&clio Nf. Spfc8, 90 Sabre oft; 81
Gems geboIt bon Is, $. SbcIto, Nr
1853, 2tqbtltroBc.
GuguIt OItcnOorf 80, unO @crtrur
Sbclto, 81 Sobrc alt; 2icen5 0ebol.
BON g. 6. @ollmann Nr. 1927, 8cit
2%cringtonItr.
Sorrp 2otpion @orfIcn 81, nm
2oltro Hotbrod 9roun "a Sabre alt
Nr. St4, @oriud).Noc
8oiti6 3obronStp, 10. unO 9o5c
ia Yiiof, Is Sabre alt, 9cibc aus
Ocitrei6.
MeIoiuc S%tro8bcrger, 81, un0 Sea
ncttc g. Seritcin % Sabre alt, Nr
325, NorO.Gutowitr.
Normon $. 3ei9ler, %, 9tr. 2t3S.
@eit-gfortb- Npe, un0 6onuic 2.Sbcl'
len, 81 Sabre alt.
Gobert z. Cummings, 81, Serbs
Storc, Queen Innc'S Golu1tn WO.,
unb GIoo @. Eierion 90 Sabre alt.
Mm. S. &ougbop. 81, uro 6ottie
Scrnon, 20 Sabre oft, 9ci0c bon Sor.
foros County.
StouiSloltS @ouoeQi8, 81, uno 9o,
ia Gopc5inte, % Sabre alt, 9}r. III,
EcnnltroBe.
2oriS Gbilmonp, %, uu0 Got6ori.
ne @ub, Is Sabre alt; 2iccn5 geGoIt
bon Sro1f DC. q. Gco0p gtr. 1910,
Melt-NortbzNpc.
9ufre0 Is. 9loppcL SO, Or. 100,
SIt-6cOcroIitroBc, irn0 Moggic Yetri,
80 Sabre alt.
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StaOt Baltimore.
@rici6cfGrOcruna nodJ Ocm qnslunO.


Ole ot5iGnoiidc @oIt fir ole nit
Dem 81. September Croenoc @ode
idIieBt Tin allen 60ucn prompt) I'M
@ollptpoitomt, ipie foIgt:
Die Eodctpoit lit often bon 8 llbr
&orm, bis 3 llbr RoAm. tdglidJ
(or8genommcn SonntogS). Bodct;
@oit nod 9cltti6Ion6 iblicBt bis
WFonto9 Den 10, Sept, mn # llDr
@ormitto9$.
9onlpfcr iobrcn bon SEEM 9 Yort
ob, lueut uidt on0cr8 ongcgcben.
&rou8 dc so #.
6rcitog 49, 6 ltbr 9lbenb8, nod
2%iperpool, Sdottlano nno SrlonO
per 0onpfer n2ucanio," oio Queens.
torpn. GoItiodcn nod onbercn
Gbcilcn @urOpo'8 miiiicn per o2itto'
ria" oOreiiirt icin.) 7 llbr A6enoS,
nod europa per 9ompfcr oNctu.
Oorf," bia YlDmoutb uno Gbcr6oura.
Die EoIt nod europa per Cant.
pier nSeutonic" idIicBt bier bis
0ienltog, Den q. Sept, INN Z llbr
g(6cn6S.
g 0 It tad 9 ii s. uno Gentrot
Nmerifo, BE It II en- etc.
iSrcitad - llbr Nadnt., nod
Sanloicu per 9onpicr bon 9oitou;
Z ltbr Gbeno8, nod Den So Ylotas
20nOern per 9ompicr oBilor De Gar
rino9o;" 10 llbr IbenoS, nod Nelt.
fu%n0lono per Compiler nNoiolin0;"
naf Bermuda per 0ompicr oSrini.
6ob;" nod Curacao mo &enc3lleIa
per 9ompfcr o3ulio;" nod Rorto
Gico per 0ompfcr oGoonto," oia Gan
Slion; nod 5ortrnc. SSlano, Sanloi-
ca nno Columbia per 0nmpier oSors
nio;" nod Gllbo per Dompier vWtcri.
co.." noh Yrcotnn etc. per 9ompfer
D9iomo;" nod Nroijlicn per 9unna
pier .@ritiib Frtncc," pio Fernonle
bnco, 9iio Solciro unO SnntoS.
Die BoIt mad A~euiunoIono, pio
0oro.S poneo, mIo nod WiQuclon
pia Bolton, i6lic6t bier t0glid) nm !
llbr Go6nt. mad Glt6o, Oia Campo,
t6gli6 nm / llbr Godm.; nod Son'
ouros, Gotta Gica uno Guatemala,
bia 0etp-O Orleans, tdglih INN s llbr
Mben0S.
Grams Eocific Ioit.
7reitoa 7 ll6r G6enos, nod
Sopon, Gorco, Gbino itnb ipe5ieG
o6reiiirte Goit nod ben Bbilippinen
bio Tacoma.
GomItog - 7 ltbr abenos, nod
Reu.S eeGorO, Nuitralien, 0eli.GoIes
oortielL Somoa 6awoii uno ben
1ioIfi ,3nicm Dio Gan 6ron5isco.
Gic Bot mad @ntuoii, Supon, SO.
req, China uno Den Rbilippinen, pio
Gan Iron}isco, i6IieBt bier tdglid
bis slrrl 2G. Scptcmber UNI Z ll6r
Ibeno8.
9ie Grams. @ocific-Poit miro tGg.
li6 mad Ocm 9lbgdngsbafen geidift,
unS Die 3eit oeS Sdluiies lit 10 ar.
ronoirt, SAB Elm ununterbrodensr
11pbcrIon6 transport itnttfinoet.
2. Gobis @nrfieIo,
Poitmeiitcr.
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Sn SouiSOiuc, ap, lit @m,
&an 0olien mnter 9ntloge Ser @r.
morOun8 ieiner @elicbtcr, 6rolt
Sonnic Eorter, Derboftet Woroen. Sll
ieiner &lciOrng muroe nod oo8 blll.
tigc &oiirneiier %gcfun0erL nit Ocm
cr Der 6rou Den @olS our6i0nittcn
hnttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
&nftiOns In5cigcR.
9arrp 6, mann, unpoIt, 100 oR.Qeginotonfr.
9crwaltrre Gcrtnuf
ucrtguulCn nuo umfnugrcidcr Wictger.Gtns
bItiicntcutS unO g4oHuunge.@igcntBuinS

uCrtBUulnCn nuo umfnugrcidcn WfctaersGtn.
bliiicntcuts uno &nIuuuges9tgeHtButnS
ar. ~, grulun'S zane,
lueldeo III Iusiubrliltg elmer Serilglig 0cs
HreisOcridts Der StuoI Baltimore am Sunner'
itng, ben 20, september, InImittnas 4 ll1r,
an Srt mo Stcue ali 6ffcHtIibcr Nuitiot mGiit'
bteteno ocritetBert lpcroen iou.
Ncgttllcno an Der Siioluciticttc bon groiuue
Zane (du6 WlcEhuil Strubc Bc1uHHD in eiHcr
SnttcrulItg bon 302 SUB mo 10 3ou norhlpeft-
ltb bon 6reoerids %gl0enue, Damn loroiueitItd all
grulUU's cane lin critrcdcuo AZ SUB, lro flo
ipeitli6 in eincr Glei6mdBtacn 8reite 145 SUR
tef lliopcitlth 'kb GtShcbUcuo bis 5u elmer
. 6llb. brctteu GlcO. nit Dem genlciuibdftliden
8ebrdIbe ocrfclbCu. GiuCm idbrlidcn @rlInos
sins BON %5uianlmcu SSi ImtcrpOrfcr.
2ns @tgeltbuII eutbdlt ~folgenoe ScbdUlids
Elm eroBe5 2SubnbutS nit - 3immert
mo gaoe{ti1Her. Shiud tbuus, GisbumS. 9iaids
balls, Nntldels9fCutfc, StGue, gSupcnihuppeIl,
Inlo @aqcuboL uuh biloct Elm nuls
itdllotGce ltnltd1qrctbcs WicbQcr = @tublifcmCnt
glUe decentralization mo glnlugeit %bcftnocu flo
in einem criitldtiiNcH ,3uftNuoe.
SertdlttSaVcol1pulpcu: Elm NrittcI 0uar, Scr
Je't ludb 6 mo u NipuOtcU. uoer Iucs @uar.
nab 9CltcbeH oes Ndufers. Gin Tcpolitlm bon
$3.50 miro bci'm &CrfuufC pcrlanQt.
6nrrG T., Mann, &erpultcr,
9tr. 100, Nftt9crinptorsStrabe.
9attiinu & @uBnu, guftiouatorcn.
(2Gt.5.S.72-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

1909, g1nisStrube,
rnbe Der oitliben 9oli5eiiiutioH. Wars
mer 9uni9 bon ~ bis 2 ubr ytupmittags.
B!ebner'S unibertrefiItbes Bier an
8dpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
Canton HHb SigbloHbtuipn.
Canton ua6 9ig1laHotp.Da.
9natDH nnh StabInnotDe,n.


Udt NnTf7 INN lY1ll WOcnllc, Unlllolt.
MdrDldno 1elepbUu - ~ &.
NGnptquurticr oea @clnnghcreits oGncl.
pcib," a2umcrs2ierciuS bc5 @hclpeii, "
p Suntons GpHcluocs Jtr. il5. :. {. s."
nSrientalsS iitrifts gtr. lbs. ,. Il. ~" uno
Caution Spnrs II. SergniiguHg5zSereins i"
(SCnt2t1N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

&erion0t bon 0cn Glebotoren 46,535
@ui6el; Glebotorcn . 8orrotb 81, $3.50
9ui6el. 8crfduie: . @oggons ac-
miihter ST 56, 1 @oggon Steomcr
Qemiifter 81 80, I @oggon gentii6ter
81 81, 10000 @ltihcI Sobr 81 5iH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
shus. gpbenheiner,s onne.

1884 SitsU1betteIlr.- -@nIifOrnias It. SbiO'
8eire. 8eriammlnneSIofnI g@erlnaHias
2oge ST.; rGagem. Orb. .ac. sllnt. sGerein
bon Sttsg1ltimore"; Option goucI. 8, s.
q. 81; Wetauarb. sllniOn 73". Sdue 5l
bermietbea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
@nltimurrr Wlnrft6rridltc.

N0Itimorc q. september 1901.
McbL,- 3llilt6r 1904 Safer, cir
lhIicBlih 100 6Giier 5lr 2ocuIt.@oiut
un0 H. 6diicr SIT Canton. &iiItcn-
o%crlonot IA 6oiicr. Die Yreiic lteu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

2ombar6s un6 8. etrabe, 9~igbIarbtotpH.
9ie ~feiniten @etrdnite dIer art. = gou'
ftdnblg .1eu eiHeerihiet. Sin @elnb nIer
inetHer 5reunoe uno oeS RubliiuuIs i'm
augeIHetnen 1tet5 nilfoEtmer.
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Seutioc Shlubrutc:
BerfGufe allf Der 6ieiisen Gffeften'
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 Senboaro der ......,........ S2T
$4,000 llniteo Railuabs der -......,.. Of
$1,000 SeaboarO 3lidbr. 5er ........... 05H
$1,000 Cotton Buf Der .............. 64la
$1,000 Georgia Bdetfic I, -. ..,...-. 1923
$4,000 y !. .. e.. ..........,... bl7s
$1,000 Goal II. Sron Bailpab 5er. -. .105h
$1,000 atlantic Goaft 2tne 4er--..,.... 90
$4,000 gGIeteb II. augufta Ger. ....... 1881
$4,000 llniteo aailuupS @inf. ........ 45M
$4,000 llniieo aoilpaDs ginf. mum. AZ
$1,000 tlniteb Rutlpaps ginf. ......... 44L
$4,000 2ttncoitiu II. Botomae er-.....t O2A
$1,000 andcoItia II. 4oiomae Der ....,t03
$4,000 liniteo 8ailpabs Stint. anna. 40
$4,000 seuboarb 3sldbr. Ser .......... 90
$1,000 tlHiteo JiuiIiunbS Giuf .......- 44M
$50 GitiSens' 8aut :. . ............ 81
115 Seubcuro Bfo. ....-..... 30
100 atlantic Coat ptne .. .......13
20 goribern Central ......... 0Oia
200 Geuboarb Gom. - ........... 14h
so 2iebt II. Bouer BIB. ........... 30
100 gouioIibdteo Ses i. . .......... 70k2
ITO aortbern ecntrai .. 49,. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

ultc Siibner t4c.; iunge Silbncr
15c.; @nten t0c. bis t3c.; Sallbcn,
pro Foor 20c. bis 25c.
6rit6t c nn0 Is c NJ ii G.
aortofieln, pro 9ui6el 4Oc. bis
SOC; grimes MoiS, pro 0itbeno dc.
bis Sc; 3ltderriiben, pro 9iiltoel PC.
bis tc.; 8eiBfobl, pro Gonnc $500
bis 5000; 3ruicbeIn, pro guidcl Toe.
bis SOC; Garottcn, pro 9ii1oel 1c.;
tomatoes, pro 8llidel zoe. bis
SOC; AepicI, pro Sab 6Oc. bis
1925; GantaIoltpes, pro Crate SOC.
bis $1.25; 2lnonoS, pro Grote 1925
bis $500; Biiriihc, pro aiite SOC.
bis 1925; 8irnen, pro SOB $l.00
bis 81; Se0eric, pro 0rbeno DOC. bis
SOC; Yilnllmen pro aorb 1212c. bis
1885,; 0umions, pro guidel $1.00
bis $3.50; G%ro,ben, pro 8 8iunO.
&orb 15c. bis 20c.
groceries no Yropl o.
mem.
Sal3fleii6L pro Bfun6: feline Slt.
gor.Gureo S6infen t3c.; groBe
.Sugar.GureS Shiuten 1212c.; ga.
lifornier S6infen 9Mc.; Sugar.
Gureo @ruititiife 12c.; Sugar.
Gureo Sdultern t0e.; trofen geial.
gene Seitenrippen 812c.; Spedieiten
91ac.; reines S4maI5 in 2ierces
&c.; troden geiol5ene SdyuItern
sec; S%pedihultern t01ac.; NeB.
Shmeinefleiid $14.50 pro Sob,
Haffinirter 3uder, pro Bfnnb:
gemiirielt 5.9612c.; puluerilirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

Gin @iIbbuuer fu6t Stcae; in 9lrniteitnrr,
tigurnlii6en, @ieberz. 6orners ubcr Wlooeuirs
|rbeiten in Sips oocr i~ouitigcr 9trbeit eridbs
rem. aiad5uiruqen bel Suf. Settler. Gr. $50
&ctt, Baltimore etrafc. (287-W .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
Summer & 8cfer,
Gentihes Sanf. nnS @edjIelaeIdaft,
217 GOurtlanS.s trafe.
Mttslieber oet aftieubbrie.

gns iirb Beriauf bon Stods urb gonbs.
Stoote @uropa's. ans uno 8erfouf frem6er
Seloforten. totuie slusfertieuue bon gouma6s
ten, Sd,i1tsfarieH bon uno 1a6 9eutibIan6.
(IpriI27-
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Stcncnciudl:

Gin iunper Seutf6er. iolih mo BubcrldfiiU in
ieoer 0inii6t, fldt NCfhdftiauua, am 2iehs
fen in ctfiem Jieitdurnni; gtufprii6e befbeioen.
Sell. Sffertcn inter pWor ~ H." an bic @rpes
oitipu bieieS Slattes Crbctcu. (267-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

t44t bs9entrolsglne., ode Slipers5tr.
Sa%uptqudrtter Der D!gBilbeIm ecu 9Oae
Gr. 3, oerb. 3, Sc. Of g" 8%eriantmIlip
cen ieben Wontng Nbeno. - SeiniIe 9es
Irdrfe. &armer guHin tdgiin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
CA
die SDe SOre, Die lhr INNER G8kauft HABIT
'; Ii N1XAzzm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

ltntenIteben0e Breiic be3ic6cn iif
ollf Den @ngroS.S onoel; fir ocn
a~Ieinbanocl mlB eiu cntiprc6cnoer
Iuii6Iag 0enlodt meroen.
arms rooufte.
@ier, pro 8iibeno t9c. bis 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
Su O~crfaufen,
pirthinnft An ncrfnnirn .

@irtbimaft Sn ucrfauicn:
GdsSdloun IN Sits@ultimore, nit guien Gprs
cdtbcu an &ctncr, Spiriiuufen mo G~iQarrcr,
ioiuie Qoolslif6, gu ncrinufen. Neine anuebms
bare Sfierte 6uriidpeipicicn. Sfiertcn inter Der
Gbifire Saloon" an ocu uScutimeu Gorrcipuns
%bcntcn," 9ir. All, ct. Ynufs Str, (267-9)
Bic cin5igsu Siucitddi1eu Sdnfer
gun Serfnuf in Sits8aIttmore, nn9ren5enb an
ben pra6tnouen oBntterfous4nri, gatlrents
bucrft uno bubt Die guSpnbt. 9tefp Sdufer
fino In ieoer Sinii6t MODERN, NIT MInrmnrs
@ofiS uno sSnustrcppe, fotuic mobernen Ser
beherunaeu, einfblieBli6 Nb5uasIaitnl. Igent
idpli6 uno Gonniags an Srt rno Gtele. De
nibt Sairinouutsslbenue gSaaao1s.
Chm. Z. Gallagher. 8duuntcrnebuer,
Q2S-) Gr. 2S0S, 5airmouutsslbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
HfnItS Nniel.

1924 Sfk8aItimpresGtraB - 8imner an
Serrerl al oerntetben. - Seinfte Getrdnie
nno @eine. a8aps8ieiu sgrdlierei~s @ier.
BerfammIungsIofnI rS~ftsGombaroitr. Sut'
1leriu. Bats uno 2etboerein@. G1ef Eel.
W}t. Bernon 4942-@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

aus ocn Glepotoren 5uriige5ogen S1i5
@uid)cI Glepotoren &orrotb 303,362
9liidcl. TerfGltie: I @oggon Or. 3
pciBer SIT 3lH, 2 SSa9gonS 9tr. 3
mciBcr 81 341@, I 8oggon gtr. , mci.
Ser 5l 80, 4 @o9gonS Nr. 3 peiBcr
81 "a. I @oQgon 9tr. 4 mciBer 81
1872, , @og0onS 9tr. 2 genliidter, 3
@uQoonS 9tr. 3 peiber 81 "a.
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Wcrlnnnt:
NIB 2cBrlin1c
Gcrlan8t int I%Qgcmcincn.


9eutifes 4rbrits. 9ln6pe s.Strcau
gtr. 219, SiiosSbarpsSt Strobe, unter Der gufIidlt
Der yDeutibeu Seeui6uit". - &ieientgeH. Die
neltfhe Sdnoruerfer, Nr6citer uno Sienithoteu
81 betddftiaen iuiiuidcn, ipoucn ith peri6nlih
ooer IN franiirten 9rieten an oen ~9laenten Der
@eieufhaft. 3ubauu ., Mener, Gr. 2t9, Glib
Sburp'Strnfc, tucnoet luetder lneftQcItlid
Nltsflifft crtbcileu miro. (Sau2S,10
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Steaen9cinde.


Sine dltlihc 6rnu iuht Steling nGs SnliSs
hdIterin. 9tu65ufrugen in 9ir. $50, Mianaulo.
strnRc. (26G-D
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0clb auSsnlcibcn.

9nrIehrn auI MBbrln uub anbtrs eIaerbettsn
FIR 6 Yro5ent-genau mad, Dem Heuen 8efebe;
pribntim. - HIdtcr, Rr. 2i0, Siis2ertHgt0u.
Strabe, 8iutrner gtr. 4, Sanfant 9uiIotua. SH
Der Office miro 9euti6 gefproteTt.
(Widi20,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

@eHn Shr @elb HbtBia hubt, penbet gnt
ait MID. 3arIeber uut SuIdre. W6beln poer
Brun6et9eutbmH. acknowledgement. 8eine 2eib'
eeI6dttssWletbooen, Mr.. SrcnIer, Pr. 100,
Rur0'9aGnsStruRe, 1. SlItr, 9auRSrn building.
(Gpril15-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
slbam Rnsp's WeFanrant,

1104 Observation-Disclosures.
Ser Hglorboit Smmeripdbrenoe Bnlis
BON Baltimore" %berfammlIt flo
bier teoen Wlontag. - Geo. 8re9m's Bier
an 8apt nab oeutf6er grt oireft bcm
Bob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

aombnros uno 8. Strabe, ~SfgbIdnotofpr.
%eegeniiber ber sYlonumentals graueret@.--
@uter beiber u1o fdlter auni6. gbefa.
peaies2tiepbon - ct. Raul 1916 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

"a. un5 O'SonncusS trube, Canton.
@erdnmige Saae fir Bereine unb @efel,
f4aften. Snuptauortier bes ggrtn3 Sein'
8ctrdrfe. 9bef. Eel. Wt. Berron 97t
-B. RaIter Guri9 ben anuaen 9aa.
HatipndIs9ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

Shueiser's SAFE,
701 uno 70l 9omburosS irabe. SigbInubs
tolun. 5einfte Reine NIB aiqu6re. Ser
eeiiinneite Srt auf Der @roe. - Die beften
8oolsBorlorS In SigbIanotopn. Bronipte
Beoienuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

@1Fe Sur Neife ms Anslauo beiurgt Gop.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17
DEEPER CHANNEL WANTED
WILKINSON OF BURLINGTON
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF UPPER
MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT AS
ISOLATION. -,

Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. l7.-The Upper
Mississippi Improvement association
elected officers as follows: President,
Thomas Wilkinson, Burlington, Iowa;
vice president for Illinois, Charles H.
Williams, Quincy; for Iowa, Alonzo
Brizon, Davenport; for Minnesota, S. R.
Van SAINT, st. Paul; for Missouri, Isaac
NJ. Mason, St. Louis; for Wisconsin,
J. c. Burns. La Crosse; secretary, L. D:
Boswell, Quincy, ILL.,; treasurer, John P.
Eckert, Gutenberg, Iowa.
Resolutions were adopted asking con-
gress to make an appropriation suffi-
cient to secure a six-foot channel in the
Mississippi between St. Louis and ST..
Paul, the channel to be completed when
the isthmian canal is opened.
La Crosse was unanim ously chosen
for the next convention.
The delegates were banqueted last
night. Senator Allison was POSTMASTER
and speeches were made by Governor
Cummins Of Iowa, Governor Van SAINT
of Minnesota and Congressman Birdsall
and Haugen.
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LIGHT BURNS FOR
A LONG.LOST son.
AGED AND DESTITUTE MOTHER
BELIEVES HE WILL RETUsN.
Seven Years Ago She Received Word
He Had Been Killed, but When the
Body Was Exhumed Declared It Was
Not Her Son Lighted Lamp Has
Shone Steadily Since

Special to The Journal.
Omaha, Neb., Noy. l7.-Mrs: Naomi
D. Wells, aged 70, for seven years has
kept a light burning at night in the
window Of her humble cottage on Sew
ard street in the hope that her son,
Frank D. Wells, who disappeared seven
years ago, may return to her.
She is in destitute circumstances, and
every effort has been made to induce
her to go to the old ladies home, but
despite her extreme poverty she stub
bornly refuses to leave the little home
to which she expects her lost boy to
return. g. -
In 1897 the son, then 20 years DID,
with two compani99qas, set out for a
houseboat. His mother gave him $500
before he left. Soon after he went away
the mother received word that he had
been killed in st. Joseph.
She went to st. Joseph, had the body
exhumed, declared it was not that Of
her son, and returned home and ever
since has kept lighted lamp in the
window of her cottage. The son was
an only child and a graduate Of the
University of Nebraska.
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ONE BANDIT IS CAUGHT
POSSE TRAPS THE, MAN WHO IS
BELIEVED TO HAVE MURDERED
CASHIER MIDDAUGH.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. II One Of the
robbers who held up and killed Cashier
Middaugh of the Cody National bank
The capture was made by three men in
the Big Horn valley, a few miles from
IhermOpOl1S. ,.r g.. ~ aa4I~ -za -aa /. O..
The three men rode Cautiously on the
ruffian and got the drop upon him.
Questioned as to the identity and where
abouts OF. his partner, he9Hrefused to talk
r. Upon his person were found a re-
volver and some, money, known to be
that taken from Edwards saloon. !,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17
LEAVES TT TO VOTERS
Burt Will Sound the Sentiment Before
Voting for Senator.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal, T =
z Butte, Mont, Nov. 17.-Representa-
tive George Burt is considering the ad-
can voters of Custer county the question
of the selection Of United States sen.
ator. Mr.. Burt is DESTROYS Of ascer
tanning the will of the people Of Gus
ter county in the matter, and says he
will cast his vote for Whomsoever may
seem to be the popular choice. ..as
To find the public opinion in the mat
ter, he will send a postal card to each
republican voter and request him tt
name the person he would have the Gus
ter county legislators vote for. The
person who appears to be the most ii
demand will receive Mr.. Burt g vote:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17
''lncurahle" Stomach Trouble
Cured With Five Bottles Of brakes Pal,
metto Wine, Costing 1915.

Cured With Five Bottles Of brakes Pal.
metto Wine, Costing 1915.
Mrs. B. W. Smith. Maloy. Iowa. says: Three
doses OF brakes Palmetto Wine gave me the first
relief from two years of constant stomach dis
tress. Five rs cent bottles have cured me. The
best doctors and largely advertised medicines
utterly failed to give me any relief. I can now
eat any wholesome food and have gained twenty
pounds weight in three months. Our druggist
sold nine bottles of brakes Palmetto Wine one
day to my friends who know what it has done
for me. am recommending 1t to all who suffer.
The Drake Formula Company. Drake Building.
Chicago. ILL.,, will send trial bottle OF Drake 8
Palmetto Wine free and prepaid to any one who
suffers with stomach trouble or constipation.
cures to stay cured
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17
7 MILES IN 4 MINUTES
Quick Time Made by Solid Lake Shore
Mail Train. -, =

New York Sun Special Service.
Toledo, Ohio, Nov II. Engineer
Charles P. Guyant, on solid mail train,
Monday night captured the Lake Shore
speed record, making the distance be-
tween Edgerton and Butler, seven miles,
in four minutes. The distance from To
was made at an average rate of sixty.
two miles an hour The record was
against a slight upgrade. Guyant did
not know that he had broken any rec
|ord until he was so informed by the SUI
perintendent on his return trip. He has
had charge of an engine since 1883.
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real estate is involved either party is
entitled to two trials as matter Of
right, provided that application is made
within a year after the Judgment is
handed down.
The steel company is now preparing
for a new trial,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17
FACULTY WILL ACT
Badger Freshman Who Shot a Hazer
Returns Home.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal:
Madison, Wis, Nov. 1.-THE case of
Walter Mason, the freshman who shot a
member of a hazing party last Satur-
day night, has been turned over to the
Many students were out to find Mason,
but failed to locate him, and believe he
has left for his home in Brookline,
Mass Acting upon this presumption, 100
students packed Mason s belongings
into trunk and shipped them to his
parents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17
MAYOR HARRISON AFTER DEER.

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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Nov 17.-May-
or Carter H. Harrison of Chicago is num-
bered among the small army Of hunters
in the Algoma woods. With Major Holl-
man of Chicago he took out a deer and
moose license and left for Webbwood to
spend the remainder of the hunting sea-
son. ~ ..--.a,. -.-. E..s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17
$1,000 Return Ticket to St. Louis,


The Minneapolis Il st. Louis railroad
will sell excursion frst-class tickets to
the Worlds Fair and back for only
$1,000. Nov. IA to 26, good for return
any time before Dec. 2. Two fast
trains day to the gates of the fair.
Ticket office, 424 Nicollet av, Mime
apolis. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17

Carey's Cement hoof1ng, the only
roofing that grows better with age.
Both phones 376. See W. S. Mott
Company.
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PEPARES FOR NEW TRIAL
sEEL COMPANY DOES NOT GIVE
Up ITS FIGHT FOR POSSESSION
OF JONES ISLAND.
b\cial to The Journal.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 17.--Altho the
sd RENE court decided the Xavier Jeka
eictment suit in favor of Jeka, a squat
I, the question of the proprietorship
! Jones island homestead is not vet
titled. There will be further proceed
lgs in the case.
Under the statute, the case can be
tied over again. The law provides that
all actions for eiectment in which