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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

Die foIgenoen Seirotb$ Qicensen
nllroen g~eltern bonn aftuor oes
Common PleaS . @cri6t8 ous9e.
IteIt:
Soluoro 90. G6oU %, Can 6ron.
5iSco, Gol., uno Morion j. Qorfin,
80, g)antic, Conn.
YouI Sobnion %, gtr. SOB, Stree.
pcritroBe, uno Morion u. ailco, IS.
@oItcr &, @rnitcr, 50, Scranton,
go, uno Morp Sclcn &omiion %;
gppIifont q. 8. Mopo, @oQlc. ga.
6rcoerif Sobnion, 81, Nr. 800,
SiiO . 9rooomo0, uuo Gpa ). O$,
~5ofieruSfo, Is.
&urrp 3. Bel, %, un0 @crnoroinc
6. @ummel, 90; NppIitont 5. 9.
Sobnion, Nr. 1872, Noro . Mount.
StraBc.
George @. Goo5inS, q, Nr. 1852,
6roncisitrobc, unO Sciiic 9. 6Ict.
der, IS.
Charles u. @cItpboI, %, uno Net.
tie 9ron6t, is; Npplitont s. Solp.
arc, gr. 84t, Gottcrion Bart .gtoe.
GboS. g. gooms, 10, uno Sorot
g. Gritdctt, %; &lppIifout @m. Q.
Sonner, 9tr. 1928, Hor6 . Caroline.
StraBe.
George 6ibber9cr, 81, mo 2illiol,
s. Senfel; Ipplifont u. 3. 2u6p, gtr
1874, Norb 0ouoSltrobc.
@nt. George, 81, ulto Mottic SIG.
gins, 10, Nod Soil, Wf6.; Npplifont
Geo. Sotcnt, Nr. 1913, Noro GOet
StroBc.
SomcS s. elliott, %, unO Nclli(
Mooncn %, 9eioc ben @oiDin9ton
.. 6.
@mr. 6. Gbombcrs, 81, SIingIuff
g(oenue uno 2ibertp : Nooo, unf
9Ionfc y, MonpcIGicr, %.
Noron Wtilcr, %, gtr. 1000, Grub.
Sill . Apeuuc, uno Hoio @oIge.
mlrtb, q.
6ronf 9. Short, %. uto 9otbnri.
ne 9enber, is; Ipplifont s. Sromt
me, Nr. t7tt, cIt.glocnlrc.
Hi6orb Sodcr, 81, Gbicogo, NM
Carrie Sec GqgliIton, "a; gfppIifont
3. @. McnacrS, Nr. II, @eit. 6ronf-
lititroBe.
GlopiillS Suebitrob, 81, mtoIPorr
aimmeImonn, 81, gcioc ohOrunge'
bile, goltimorc.Gountp
Surrp 9Ioff %, Nr. 1886, stiles.
Strobe, mo Cara S6reiber, 90.
Sobn i. 9bomoS, 81, S%tonosburp,
go, nno Moru .. Gibbons, Yrincef
gnne Gountn Nto., %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

8ene Seiteurippcn SIZE; Spedieiten
915c.; rcineS Shmol5 in 3ierceS
Sc; trofeu 9eioI8eue S6uItern
912c.; Spedihultern t01ac.; 0SeB-
5dpeinefIeiid $3.50 pro Sob.
&oifinirter 3ltder, pro Ftiino:
gcuiirielt 5.961ac.; prluerilirt
5.3612c.; Stonooro 9ranltlirt
Billet; fem aronnIirt 5.111ac.;
Grpitol ", BILLET; Columbia VI,
5.Ot1ac.; geIber 4.50c. bis 4.8Oc.
@cr0lteter 9offee; 6. 8. g., 100
gfo. aiIten 131ac.; 6. g, 6. 60 Efo.
aiIten 1896; 6. 6. 6. 36 Rhtno
aiIten 1906; reiner SABA 33c. bis
331ac.; gutter SABA Bic. bis 3t1ac.;
reiner Moffa BIC. bis Size; SABA
uno Motfo, geniidt, 281ac. bis 29c.
SABA, gemiidt, &c. bis 2715c.; reis
ncrWearacaibo 24c. bis 2412c.; rel.
ner 2a @uopra 24c. bis 24Ksc.;
reiner Santos 23c. bis 2315c.; Son.
tos, eemii6t, 2t1ac. bis 22c.; &io,
aemiIdt, 22c. bis 2212c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

pia %elu-0 Orleans, taoIi8 nm 8 ltbr
Gben6S.
&rons @o(iftc Yon.
6rcitas 7 llJr abenoa. no6
Sopan, Gorco, China mo lpc,ieIl
ooreIiirte FoIt mad Den 8bilippincn,
pio Tacoma.
Somitag - Z ll6r gbcno$. mad,
Nelt.S eelanO, G%uitroIicn, gIclGoIcg
oonicn, Samoa, Sopoii uno ocl,
6ioi6i. Snieln, pia San 6ramiSco.
Die Eoit nad @oruoii &opon, So.
req, China unb oen 96iHppincn. pio
Son 6ron8isco, itIicBt bier t6oIih
bis gum 26. Scptcmbcr Inn 7 llbr
gbeno8.
Ole Srons.G ociiic Mott miro tSo.
lid nod Dem Nb0on09boicn Qcitift,
uno Die 3eit oeS ShhrHc$ lit 10 ar.
rongirt, ooB Elm mnntcrbrohcner
lleberIonosE transport itottiinoct.
@. 9oUi2 @orficlo,
EOitmciitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
StaOt Baltimore.
Sricfbcf6rScruno nad) Oem Gnslanb.

VIlC u IplutlHuH hHuJ W" N'"N'"""'
Die ouSlGnoiihc Eoit fir Die nit
Sem "a. September enoertoe Wode
ihlieBt Gin allen 6Glen prontpt) irt
@altptpoltomt, mie folgt:
Die Yodctpoit lit ofien BON 8 ubr
@ornt. bis 5 llbr gtodm. to9lid)
(alt8gcnommen Sonnto9S). Eadcts
Gpit nod 9eittldIono Id)liebt bis
Montog. Den 10. Sept, Inn II llbr
8ornittogS.
0onlpfer fobren bon gtelu = Uort
ob, lucnn niht onberS nngegeben.
Grams atIonti d e 9 o It.
W3ittuod) - 10 ll6r gbenb8, nod
3ronfrcid, Dem iiiblihen europa,
Ggppten uno 9ritiif- SnOien per
9ompfcr go lorraine" oia Sabre.
WoItioden no6 onbcrcn SbclIcn Glt'
ropo's niiiien per go lorraine"
ooreiiirt iein.)
Sreitag - 6 ltbr Nben0S, 1tod)
Giperpool, S6pttIano nno Srlollo
per Compiler n2uconio," pia Queens
torpn. WoItiaden nof onoerell
SbeiIen Gitropo'S miiiien per n2ilto'
MIA" ooreiiirt iein.) 7 llbr abenos,
nod europa per 0nmpfer vHetps
9orf," oio Ylpmoutb itno G6erboura,
Die Eoit mad europa per Gam.
pier ySeutonic" ihlieBt bier bis
0ienitog, ben 81. Sept, I'M 7 llbr
Mben6S.
g 0 It q d q il o.nnoGentroI
Mmcrifo, @eitinoien etc.
Wittrpod - 10 llbr Ibenos, nod
Gubo, 0ucotan etc. per 0ompfer
Esperanto"
Sreitag - 1 ll6r Rodn., nod,
Somoica per 9ompfer bon 9oiton
7 ltbr @benbs, nod Den Ga Ylota.
2Gnoern per 0ampfer vSilor De Gar.
rinogo;" 10 llbr G6enbs, nod gseil,
tutl0lato per Salttpter yHolaltf1o; :"
no6 Bermuda per 9ompfer .Srini.
oao;" mad Curacao unb 0ene5uelo
per Gampfer n3ulia;" nod Bortc
Nico per 0ampfer nGoomo," bio Sar
Suan; na6 Sortune-Sslono, Somoi'
ca uro Columbia per 0ompfer ,Sar.
nio;;" nod Cuba per Oompfer .Meri,
co.." nod Olicatan etc. per 9ompfer
vSiomo;" nad 9raiilien per 9ou.
pier ogritiib Erinee," pia 8erl,om-
buco, bio Saneiro uno Sontos.
Die Boit nod Weufunoluno, bic
Noro.S ponep, nno nod WiqueIon
oia Bottom, iblieBt bier tdglid nm !
ltbr Ro6m.; nod Cuba, pia 9ampa
tnglid nm 1 ltbr Mafm.; mad Son
oliras, Gotta Gica nno Guatemala
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
9(uftions In3eiscR.
IrrD 6. Manu, glnipalt. 100 ca.scGtustouftr
gerrpaners
turrtBODlleu nnh nmfnngrciden Wlet9rr'@ta
bliIicmentS uno &uDHungs'GigentlutlS
IL ~ MraAtattt. ALltIc

wrrtBpoasu uub nmfausrei6en 0letaer'Gtu'
bliiicmeuts Mno &OBnungs'6tgentbuutS
Hr. AZ, grnluH'e Sunc,
tucItbcS in SluSfiibrung elmer Sertlaultg hcS
&reisucrtdht5 Der Stno1 Baltimore am 9onner'
nag, ben 20. september, Hndluiittngs 4 llbr
an Srt uro SteIe nuf 0fferltli6er InIttoH nleiit
bieteno periteieert lpcrocll tou. .
8cginHeHo an oer Sitolueitteitc bon Nrolpne
cane (GlI6 Mc~RbuilsStrnbc ac1allHD IN etnel
SHtfermtna bon 302 SUB mo 10 Sou i%lorotueit
lib bon Sr~eoeridsgluenuc, oaln norhiueitlt6 al
Bruipn'S Zane fb erftredeno AZ SUB, Ino flo
lpeltli6 in ciner gleibndbtgcH 8rette 145 Snf
ticf ltolueitIicb ft6 nuSoebueno bis 3t etHei
8 SUB brCiten NIleD, nit benz aetnetHibdttltder
@cbralthe oeGiclben. StHeHi idbrlldeit 0rltroi
Sins bon |6ufamrneH 1874 unteriporier.
Gas StacHtbum cHtbdlt tolgerloe 8cbnliltb'
%fciteIl: elm aroBeS gSobnbaIS nit ~ 8immern
llllo Vune5immcr, SchIdb tbnllS, @tsbdns, 8diib'
bnis, Stnttbers9lemtfe. Stdle, Aageni6uppen,
YngerbdliS itnh gSupcnbot. liuo bilhet Gin ooa'
itinbigcs umtungreibcs Wlcbeer ? GtGbliiiement.
gue @ehdlilthtetten itfo glnlagcl b~cfinoen it6
IN ettlert crttflntliqet 3%uitnnoe.
Sertulits geotngnnQeu: elm 9rtttel Vnar, Der
9ictt nab g ulo ~ WOndteIt. ODER Nues ynur.
nab Ncltcbeu ocs IdufcrS. Sin Seppiittm bon
$3.50 miro bei'm &crfnuie %ncrIunat.
6arrn g.. Winnu, GerpnIter,
Ar. 100, SitsScriuptU1sStrdbe.
9nttiiun O. @u1nu, 9lulttorGtorcr.
(2B1. SIS. 72-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

~ GorG &. 5reiiell, 9ciiter zines
neutrality-suspicious. in Shencctoon,
81. y, mo iriiber Gin bcoelltenocr
airdcndors Sanger, bot in Scr linn.
gcacno iencr Stoot S%clbitnloro be-
1o1gcn, inoem er lid nit cincm @e'
pcbrihuB oen SdGocl 5crid)mcttertc.
@ci60itSiorgeu ioQcn ooS Ytotip &c.
mcien iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
@nltimorcr Narftbcridjtc.

Baltimore, 20. September 1904.
M c III. - 3uiltbr $40 8Giicr,
cinIAlieBIi6 1143 Safer 5u 2ocllit'
9oint mo PIT 6diier 5u Canton.
9iiitcnpcrionot 1862 6Giicr. Die 9to.
tir1t1nrr mnrrn mic fnInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
8ettn1fett s II. Nute.

1fsktere fann bic Rinbsr niht BON 8ettnafen hefIen.
@eun 70, bann mare oieies uebel Hiht 10 au9eHein.
Gs 1T cine sranibsit uuo btearf oeshalb siHer ar5Hst
frau gR. Summers, 5ept. igo, Rotre SaHe, Jno.s
aeaen oieies uebet frei s~ufeuoer. Shreibeu Ste to-
gieit penu sic Elm RiHb haben. tueidpes an uneHfpalt'
iamitit ess lrins Isteet. Nlan beidlrlee tstH 6lAs
Hitt aHssrttter Bsiie, mena Is trout W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

ldel; aus Den Glepotoren 5lriidoeSo.
gen 1853 8uihel; @leootoren.8or
rotb 301 ,582 8uidel. 8erfGufe: I
@aggon gtr. 2 peiBer 5i 35, 1 @ag-
gon Nr. 3 ueiBer 81 341@.
Seittiop Gdl,terotp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

uilC 9ilUllCI liz, J""bN y
t5c.; @nten tOc. bis 13c.; Souben,
pro 8oor 2Oc. biz 25c.
rid c uno emil e.
aortofieln, pro 8uihel 40c. bis
Soc; grimes @ois, pro 9itsenb 4c.
bis &c.; 3udcrrijbcn, pro giinoel Ac.
bis tc.; @ciBto5L pro 1onne $500
bis $500; 3wiebcln, pro 9uidel Toe.
bis SOC; Gurotten, pro 9iinoel tc.;
tomatoes, pro 9uidel 20c. bis
3Oc.; Aepfel pro Sab Goo. bis
1926; GantoloupeS, pro Crate SOC.
bis 1925; Nnoras, pro Crate 1926
bis $500; &iiriide, pro Site SOC.
bis 1925; @irncn, pro Sob $1.O0
his 81: 5eacric, pro 0useno zoe. bis
SOC. Ifloumen pro aorb 1876. bis
1856: Qamions, pro 9uihel $t.OO
bis $50; Iralben, pro s Biuno.
aorb 15c. bis 2Oc.
@rocsries uno Probifio.
mem.
goI3fIeifd, pro Bfnno: fIeine SUI
oor.grreo Sdinfen 13c.; groBe
guoor.gureb Sdinfen 121ac.; 60.
riioruier Sdinfen 9Ac.; Susar.
gnrco 9ruititiidc t2c.; Sugar.
G,rreo 5dultern 10c.; troden geiol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
Hrpbnftcn.Wnrft

ltntenitebenoe Breiic be8ieben iidj
oiif Den @n9roS.Sonoel; fir Den
9IeinbonoeI mtB Elm entipredenoer
Ilifi6Iag gcnlodt peroen.
Sarm. Y rooufte.
gier, pro 0rbeuo t9c. bis 22c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
rtnliaes Nrbsits. Nadweiinmas.sarsa

Or. 210, SiiosSbnrps Strnbe, unter ber NniIidt
oeutfhe Snnorperier, Irbeiter nno Sienftboter
su befdiftiaen ipiinihen, ponei it6 perionlib
uoer In frdufirten 8rtefen an ben gqcnter Der
8efeufbaft, Spbann Z. W,ehcr, Tr. 2i9, Siio.
ebarps etrake, penoet, ipeIder unentaeItIif
aisiilnfi ertbeilen miro. (San2S,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
5n Oerfanfen.
Die sinsissn s,peiasdisen sauier

Die ~etn5iseu 5ipeihbdiaen Sduier
slm gerfnuf in Sfts8aItimore. nnerenaeno oil
ben pra6tbonen n8atterfor'9ar Batnrcnt
siierIf ur6 babf Die aiisiuabI' Siefe Sduier
fino In ieoer Stnf6t MODERN, NIT Warnlors
9afis mo sSaustreppe, fouic mooernen 8ers
beiieringer, etnfhlteblt6 @b8uesidnnI. 4eent
tdeIt6 uuo Sonnfn9s an Srt Iuno STEELE. De.
mutt 5nirmonntsaoenIie gdgeons.
goiu. Z. Gallagher, 8alunterne6mer
G2S-) sr. 2s08, S~airmountsabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
Stub. Rernsr,s Meftaurnnt.

1909, 8nnfsS trnBe,
rabe ber 1itlihen RoIi6etitatton. Bar'
nler Guni6 bon IL bis 2 lbr gsdUmittagS.
8iebner's uniibertreffit4es Bier mn
8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

Sbns. gpbenftetner'S Saue,
1894 SitsSatetteitr. --@uIitoruids II. Sbto'
Beipe. 8erfnn1mIunestofaI r@ermunia'
bon oiit.s'aIfimose": .gpiiISn eomcI' g. \,
Q. s.; sWletauarb. sllntun 73". Sale 5u
nermtetbe..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
GA - II F- Z
Tragt die Die SOTt0, Die lI Inner Gasauft llabt
. sss !; &MzZlzM
Bette iadlfnnoise Insen. ltaterimd)ans
fpf.eufrei.

E6Iinute Hueerletoeit, nrbalteube aopf.
I1mer6en, fofute Meit' unb 3ur8itpttgfett f5n-
men oer1Hieben iperoen. tueuu Ste fh melner
glider, fueiln notbtg. meroen Sbneu sI ben
berfb1r II. eorieiten Bre.ieu duaetertigt. W2eiu
BON b~euticbeu arduteru fnbrt8,rtes angerfuGis
,iinbete Mueen. @robcS Eager In tiuititteu
augeu uno Ibernrumetern.
~ I'D linib. nbIoIo. oeitf9er Optifer
y. utupttf sr. $50, siero.Wan.str.
Bite Gef. aeiau Guf msiHe 6trHa lino 9nut.
mer su dtten. (Sept30. 1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

1924 SftgaItimores straBe. - 8immet an
Serren 5i nermietben. = Setnite @etrdnfe
uno g4eine. apsBielpsBrauerei"s 9ier.
BeriammlunesIofal rSits2ombarbitr. SnI'
rleriu. 8aus uno 2etboerein". @bef .'Gel.
Wef. Bernor 4942-B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

ihel; Serionot bon oen @lepotoren
1901 8uid)el; @lepotoren . 8orrotb
127,t03 9uihel.
Go.I., NLI,E..I,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
0crlnnnI:
9erlnngt.
0erlnugt:

100 SumiIiett tperoen fir cine btcItec Sabrif
9tfuCbt; b~ieielbe bef1dftigt Sruuen uno Ginocr.
yidbere Inetnnit miro ertbeilt ourd Autuu
Grnit. Ir. 2021, GautunsAueuur, uub Dir. 1917,
GDotie. Strahe. t26O, 2,4-b) "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
tsp.. lie dftsne 1891.
Warblanb gbattel 2pan aHoeiatipn.

BIZ RprbsGaIuert. ctr, pberhnlb 2ettnstpu.etr.
I'm unb mad 5puneritag, ben IA. aprtI, be-
finben fit unfere @efbdftss9itreaur In
VT. 105, Cf.GarntpgusStrake,
Bdrterre.
GruntsSfftee oberbaIb GdIbertaStrdbs.
ef0 SITS $3.50 1nf W1beIn, 8idnoS etc. aiSge,
Gieber, obne @ntternune oerfeIben.
zbrefftrt ober telepbonirt oil
albert Blume, IT,, Wldrdger,
sr. 217, Eorb.Gafuert. StraAe.
Neert tuiro borfpreben u1b uHfere Naten
f%oitentret %erfIdren. Wab. 'zeIepbon: gouriIanb
786. gaop0.1S.1&@)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
@crlanst inn Iagemeincit.
Wcrlnnat:


00ft nio Spats getHdt:
Sin iunqer oeutiher 0}1n1 ftdt Noft lllo
Goals in elmer Brinuts6dnilie. WIau %unrcfiire:
IN. r." 305 Yreiibents Ctr. (265-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
r6BBoaoeoo8aoQoQlo
8. 8ptet's Cane,

Nt. 1870 BIS 1922, Sartforb,Nbenle.
Sauptaudriier 6es -GbaliG'U ldruernors%.
Saue uHb Sommergarten biuie 5I bers
Iietben. @uter 9Iab fir g~ufernr0fteu.
Seinfte @etrdHfe, SretsBooI. 9. & g.
9elepbpr - Wt. Bernpn $3.50 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

itcI; Scrionot bon oen Glepotoreu
72,376 9ulhel; gIeootoren.8orrot
t,t42,693 9uibel. @erfGuie: 10000
9uidel 0e5ember 81 t12H, 10000
90. 81 tt2, 100000 Oftobcr 5r
1857. 10000 Nopember 3l tt0H,
10000 Oe5euber 3u 1t2, 10000
Spot 81 1854, 1 8aggon Stcomer
gtr. 3 rotber Spot ST. 101.
Gn,,tinn GhI,,Ero4n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

giHe oelitibe Grau. Die oas ao6cn in einem
Nellairani neriteDt. gtuh3ufragen In Gr. tO47.
8uilfu .glOruue. (2B5-B) "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
gerIanst: Grancn nnb @aSden.
@erfanat:

Gin Ntdbden ais G6din In einer 5aniIie Don
mel Berlone1. gtadb3ufrnaeH in NF. 404, Reft'
lcItngtDns, Habc GutausS trnbc. (265)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

$4,000 2iabt unb Poper 4ker ......... %
1000 Birgtuiu Centuries ............. 9G4
D Noribcrn Central ............. son
100 NortberH Central ............ So%
5000 8eorgia & gnubumu con. Der. .... 1851
200 Se1boGrb com. ,.............. t4I
40 atlantic COAT Zine ............I2
10000 Seabouro 10 Subrc Der, ........lO
5000 2iabt nno Eulpcr 41aer ......... 95l
20 2igbt uno T,ptpcr pfo. ........... 05l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

5arIehen auf @lbbeln unb aubere eifertetttn
far 6 Bro5eHt--genau nan benz nenen 9eleee;
prtoattm. Gtthter, Rr. 2fO, 9tt'9ertngfpn.
etrake, 8tutmer SIR. 4, 8anfant ButIotHa. IN
Der Office pirb 9euti1 aefproten.
(92at20,1O
Renn Sbr gelb n5tbts habit, penbet Gao
an min. DurIeben nuf SaIdre: Ulobeln coer
0runbeieentbum. acknowledgement. aeite 3etb'
gefhdttSsD1etbooef. Wlr. 8rcnser, Rr. 100,
RpIb. Rata.strake, l.. 5Iur, 2ann5rp Building.
(gpriI15-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
Plbnm Rusnis Msftnurnnt.


t44t gor6s Central gIpe., @dc OTfber.Str.
Sauptauartier Der ngSiIbeIm Zen 9poe
Gr; :; s SsrS @d Q; 81 g. of q y" SsriGMmIsl .,
trdnie. gSarmer 2unf9 tdeIia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21

Gin eompetenter Mldirt, fpeIdber elmer Wl5bels
@erfitatt o%orfteben fann; 9iter. Der Nrbeit ats
legen linb 2~tuftr1ae entae9eu nebnen fam, miro
bprge8oget. 8iiniiige Gbancen 3ltm 8erlaifen
oer Staot. Wtnn d%oreiitre: u2. Dr." 9sntiher
Gurrcippnoent" (263-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-21
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8. v. MnffilnnH'e Yale,
Rorooit'@de @ougbs lito @arplinesStrdbe.
Snuptqlnrtier oeS Observation-Disclosures.
N.'S. s@de 8ullgbs uHo Garplireitr. Ber'
einsoeriamItIung ieoen 9onneritag abenb.
Neue Mitglteoer ~ptnfpmmen. Bor5iia'
Ii6es Bier Der GationaIFB raueret i'm Sapf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
SENT TO INSANE HOSPITAL.
Mckinney. Just from State
Prison, Again in Trouble.

Newport. Ne. Nov. 15.-(SpeciaD.-
Edward Mckenney. who has Just com
peted sentence of Is months in the
State. prison. was brought here. last
W Eek. from Fairfield. and lodged in the
local lookup to await Il hearing of the
municipal officers on the adViSa biiity
Of sending the man 70 the Maine IN
SAFE hospital at bangor. The Fairfield
officer claimed that McNeHncy had
been suddenly taken insane while in
that town and had done NOR. or less
damage. He had been kept in the
lookup until Tuesday. when Il hearing
was held and the man was committed
To the Insane hospital. Wher" he will
be kept until his condition improves.
Mci\ennry was formerly an inmate
of the town farm in This town but af-
ter causing more o. less trouble he
stole a horse which, he drove to death.
He was captured ana bound over u
await the action of the grand jury
ut Bangor. He WAS indicted and con-
Nicted and was sentenced to serve the.
IS months in the State prison. II is
thought that later lie Will be brought
back here and placed on the Town
farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
RULER OF PORTUGAL
Pays a Friendly Visit to Ruler OF Great
Britain.

Portsmouth. Eng Nov. 1'---The
King and Queen Of Portugal rehcheh
Portsmouth. this morning. from 'htr-
hourg. and subsequently projected L"
Windsor. 20 return the visit Wnich
King Edward paid To their MaJestiPs
At I.ishon. last wear. The visitors Wh"
crossed the channel in King Edward :
yacht. the Nict"l IL and Albert. os-
cnrtei by hall Il dozen British war
Sims. had an imposing welcome az
naval headquarters where 80 To ~
war-nips. c.Jhorlt.ly dressed with
bulni!.t.. had . >s"mhled in their honor.
No sn:.h HlVal Pageant had been WI
E"ssed rern since Inc corpnation re-
vinu AS tGe ,oy:l yacht alH'roacneh
the ships. vars aud SIZES were man
ned and tn" whole fleet Joined win
the land forts IN StlutinS. The Prince
of Wales. S.urnlnded by crowd 81
naval and mliJmy officers. awaited ire
royal yacht Ill a.. docl.-yard. and in
behalf Of King Edward welcomed King
Charlie, AMI pur-n Amelia to Eng
land.
The royal parry subsequently dls-
embarked. King charles inspected Inc
guard ~ honor ana the King ano
Queen and the Prince Of Wales en-
tered tie royal train and started for
Windsor amidst the firing of another
salute from the ships and land bat
terieS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
The Leading Jewels at
New York Horse Show.
Society Ladies More Attraction
Than Alleged Great Horses.
Some of the Leading Events Of Second
Night Of the Fair.

New York. Nov. l5.-Beautifully clear
orispness in the air which swept
through the Madison Square garden.
today, added to the attractiveness of
the second day Of the annual horse
show and hundreds of horse lovers ana
leaders in the social life of the city
events of the day.
One OF the notable features Of this
years horse show is the attemp; of the
younger society leaders to inlugurate
a reign of greater simplicity in cos
TUNES. Where others have made use OF
jewe!ry and brilliantly finished crea-
tions of the dressmakers art these
leaders are wearing Sombre satins and
NelNets. set off with feathers.
Those who are using jewels have
brought pealls INTO greateh prominence
and the contrast between the brilliant
hand and the severely plain corSa ges.
with feathers falling across the shout
d"rs on the other was very marked.
The principal morning event. today.
was The preliminary trial of the IS
horses which had been entered in the
Corinthian class from which were Sc
lected the contestants in the class for
the final trial, Wednesday afternoon.
Hackney and coaching horses were To
the fore during the balance of the
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
DISAPPEARED.
Where Is Sixteen Year.
Old Leo FIeischman?
Lett Home in New York. Sent,
6. to Take Private Lesson.
Not Heard from Since-Parents Give
Whole Time to Search.

New York. Nov. 15.-Anothcr of those
strange disappearance which from
tline to time battle every source of IN
curry is no" engaging the attentions OF
lh'- police OF this city and the whole
Counly.
on Sept. &. l6-yea.-old Leo Fleisrh-
listn. the son of well-to-do parents and
a student of the City College. left his
nome 10 take a lesson with his private
tutor nearby. From The time he babe
his mother goodbye no word Of the lad
mrs beerr received.
He disappeared wiihout leaving
trace and while every resource known
t" the police private detective agencies
and newspapers energies have been
utilized the mystery is mcleared.
Leo Is about > feet. ) inches III height
Of fair complexion and weighs about
40 pounds. His paren:s have given up
their handsome home and now live in
n hotel. devoring their energies and
means tn the search for the missing
bOv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
To Be Kept on Turkish
Officials Sent Out
To Arrest Murderers Of Ameri-
can Missionaries on Frontier
To See That They Do Not Assist in
Their Escape.

'onstantinoplo. Nov. 15.-The Amer
lean consul at kharput, DIR. Thomas H.
Norton. has been instructed to proceed
I" Turco-PerSian frontiers and watch
tn" operations of the Turkish ana P,..-
sim authorities who have Undertaken
To- arrest the Kurdish murtierprs of the
american missionary, Rev +. W. La
haf'r son OF the Rev. DR.. Benjamin
l.al'Hrc., who WAS killed i'm April last
Despite the Purt,S repeated promises
- The American legation not 10 permit
Vendors of Bibles Of the American Iii
hl'' Snri"ty to be nolested the loo al .iu-
tEOritirS ut Anglers. TrebiZoned and
tr'tu still drtuin vendors have seized
their Bibles and Threatened to arrest
a:E cat attempting a. sill them. Tn"
more Imperative note To tn. Porte call
iu- attention To his uu-conupliin"e
N.th instructions which the legation
h:h D...n assured HAD been given IL
SUR, adler the Bibles and mot Interfere
With the work Of the Bible house and
demanding Il prompt settlement. fail
in . " nj, n the matter WoiIi:i hc referred
to Washington.
tn" efforts mad. 10 obtain permits
sion for a RESUMPTION IT the rNr.;N,:-
lions II d. +. :. Banks. director ii The.
I'uiI ,lsiiy Of thic.lg" expedition OF cX-
c:.E.it.rn 1T Picnlnya huN" thus far
!noErd unsuccessful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
MUST HANG.
Only Governors Reprieye
Can Save Mrs. Rogers.
Vermont Legislature Refuses to
Abolish Capital Punishment.
Her Fate. for Murder Of Husband. Be.
pended on Vote.

Montpelier VT. Nov. 15-The bill
To abolish capital punishment in Yer
mont. upon which hung the life Of
Mary Rogers of Bennington was de-
fcated in the House of Representatives.
today, the Vote standing SO for the bin
10 1913 against il.
AS Il consequence the sentence Of
Mrs. Rogers, who was convicted of the
murder of her husband and condemned
To be hanged. will be carried out.
Great interest was shown in the de-
bate on the bill. which was spirited,
a!.d the indications before the Vote
was taken, We're that the sentiment Of
the Legislature was very evenly d.
vldnf
The ballot. however showed a decid-
cd majority in favor of retaining the
old law, which prescribes hanging az
the penalty for murder in the first de.
gree.