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Evening journal., 1904-11-02
PrettY Home Weddine

At the home of her uncle, Nathan c.
Lakeland. No. 100 Washington street
Miss Mabel y. Cooling was married TO
James r. Hanna, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
z. E. Hanna by the Rev william Writ
King. pastor of Grace NJ. T.. Church.
The ceremony, which took place at II
o'clock was performed I'm the parlor
which was beautifully decorated for the
affair. The bride was given away by hei
uncle and William Hughes was best man
Immediately following the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served. The honey
moon viii be spent in st. Louis When th,
couple returns they will live az No. gO
Madison street Both are well-knowr
young people
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Masquerade Party

A pleasant masquerade party was
given last evening at the home Of Miss
Eva Shelin. No. sos West Third street.
The evening was pleasantly spent In
games and refreshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses
Proud, Of Centerville; Bertha Stoops,
OF Mount Cuba; Anna Willis, Mary She
lin, Lydia Hail. Ehie Eckman, Eva She
lin, Elsie EcSman. Annie Brown. Mrs.
Bowen, Messrs. Luther 7. Manship.
Of Philadelphia; Leonard McCloskey.
George Miles, Herbert Lahey. Claud
Banta, Thomas Crumlsh, Mr.. and Mrs
Shelin, Mr.. and Mrs. Towson and Miss
Blanch Towson and Walter Sheln.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02

Electric Locomotive Makes Fast Tine.
Schenectady. n. Y. Nov 2-Ihe Dis
electrical locomotive built for the New
York Central Railroad company was
taken out to the Hoifmans tour-mile
course. equipped with the third rail-
and without coaches attained speed
of 20 miles an hour. With eight
coaches the locomotive reached a
speed of 55 miles an hour. In race
with a New York Central limited on
second track at this point the electric
locomotive easily beat the steam-pro'
pelled train on the four-mile run.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Entertafned SchooI Frfends

The class Of '05 OF the Wilmington
High School We're delightfully."- enter
tained by Miss Anna Point at the home
of her parents, No. Ills West Sixth
street. last night in a delightful man
ner.
Those present included Miss Rebecca
Sparks, Lydia Foster, Ada Rosin, Hell
en- Nandever Susie Brackin, Anna Nc
Closkey, Gertrude Larison. Carolyn
Fisher, Mary Brackin. Charlotte Nc
Connell. Ethel Neave. Myrtle Larison.
Mrs. Point, George Point, Sr., Aubrey
Vandever, Charles Hudson, Joseph Fos-
ter, w. Point. George Point, Jr.. Jack
Rawley, Hugh MacWilliams Mahlon
Harner, Frank Baldwin, VIII Fritz.
John Edwards. Edward Hickman, OF
Philadelphia, and Harry Volk, Of Ches-
ter.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Musicale at Rrandywfne

AT the Leaguers social and musical in
Brandywine NJ. E. Church tomorrow even
ing Hon. u. L. Anderson. superintendent
of John Wanamaker's school viii speak.
Prof Weist, cornet soloist of tho wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church, Philadel-
phia, and by critics regarded as second
to no living eornetist, win play a number
of selections.
Tho other musical talent includes Miss
Anna Wallace Simmons, Miss Aurellia NJ.
Litzcnberg, Miss Theodor u. Stroud and
John A. Booker, baritone soloist Of Ep-
worth Church. Leaguers from all the
churches in this city and surrounding ter
ritory are expected to be present.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
$1,000
The most
extensive

line of furs you have ever had
an opportunity to select from
in this city is now to be seen
in our cloak and suit room.
To say the p-ices are right is
putting it mildly. Every piece
Of fur we have was bought in
the early summer months
when the prices were the low
est. With few ex options the
prices they are offered at are
as cheap as We could possibly
buy them at to-day, so you
can readily see the saving to
be had by buying now.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02

with hat and gloves 60 match, and car
ried chrysnnthemums.
Tho ushcrs We're George IT, Wilson q.
Lindsey Cochran, William Berry and
Julian Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left on the f16
north bound train for wedding trip, and
expect to spend some time Ia ST. Louis
attending the exposition.
Among those present from distance
were, Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts and
Miss Mary Roberts Of Smyrna. Mr.. and
Mrs John p. Wilson, OF sassafras. Nd.
Mrs Edward ID. Hearne and son OF
Georgetown; Mrs. Albert Berry and Miss
Mabel Berry. Of Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Jones and Miss Hin of Kennedy
VILE, Md, Miss Eme Berry OF Dover.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
PETIT JURY DRAWN
Panel For the November Term Of
County Court Selected.

Panel For the November Term OF
County Court Selected.
Prothonotary Frank L. speakman ana
Clerk OF the Peace Winfield S. Quigley
this morning drew the Following panel
of petit Jurors 20 serve az the November
term OF the county courts;
llmington-William II. Hanna, Will
liam S. Tadmon, Charles Carswcll,
Henry W. Perkins, Morris W. McNey
William +. Robinson, Elmer E. Kirk,
Evan w. Gallagher.
Appoquinimink-Purn S. Daniels
and Cornelius Davis.
Blackbird-Wmiam Kelser and Frank
Wheeler
Brandywlne-Jer Harvey and
Robert Betty.
Christiana-John Hern. Eugene
Woodward and Bayard l.. Leach.
Mil Creek-Wilham G. Munin and r.
vim G.. Klair.
New Castle-Wilham Hushebeck,
John Blackburn and Wray Bacon.
pencader-Morris j. Green and James
r.. Racine.
Red Lion-Arthur w. Hope and Miles
Clark.
ST. Georges-Frank r. Poole and Al
/ bert Bender.
White Clay Creek-Elmcr Thompson
and Roger r.. Lovett
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Returned From Germany

Carl Eisenmenger, president Of the
Bavarian Brewing Company and his wife.
returned from Germany last evening after
a lengthy stay in that country. The Of
hcers Of the company were decorated with
greens and bunting in honor of his re-
turn and he was given cordial reception
by the employees of the concern. His
friends rendered him a welcome in the
dancing pavilion al Bavarian Park
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
A clever designer

has conjured up a smart con-
ceit in coats for women and it
is quite the rage. This coat,
more Familiarity known as a
rain coat, is extremely practi-
cal. Can be worn dnring sun
shine as we'll as storm. The
graceful length Of line and
curve gives an artistic charm
to those modish long coats,
and is one secret of their pop
ularity.
Still another is the modest
prices we arc asking for them.
Special this week
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
ReaIdenta Are compInininn-

Residents OF south Wilmington are
complaining about the condition Of the
sidewalk at New Castle avenue and
Peach street The pavement is contn-
ually covered With q coating OF water
and mud caused by insufficient drain-
age. The Street ana Sewer Depart
ment has been applied to for aid.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Some women

do not care to buy their heavy
hats until the crispness Of late
fall creeps into the air. We
are splendidly ready for those
who have not as yet ordered a
fall hat. May we have the
pleasure Of showing you the
new styles to.day2
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
DEATHS

JOHNSON.-In this city, on November I.
1904, Phoebe wife of the late Captain
Samuel Johnson, in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at
her late residence. No. 2l2 Walnut street,
on Thursday afternoon. November g. at
, o'clock. Interment private at Riverview
Cemetery
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Warmer
Blankets Now

Best to have the thicker
kinds in reserve against sud-
denly cold weather. After
thoughts are apt to be chisel-
ed out of chilly experience,
and buying these blankets, al.
though early in the season, is
saving money, for after this
lot is gone, we will in all prob
ability have to pay an ad-
vance for the same blankets.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Lost Valuahle snaniel.

Frank Deli. Janvier. of near New
Castle. who has offices in this city. is
minus a valuable black spaniel dog
which has disappeared mysteriously.
Mr.. Janvier is at a loss to account for
the dogs whereabouts unless some one
has carried it off.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Reception in Newark

speclaI 20 The Evening journal.
Newark, Nov 2.-Tomorrow evening
a reception win be given the Rev. Ham
ilton b. Phelps, the new rector of st.
Thomas Episcopal Church, and Mrs.
Phelps at the parish house.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02

Mrs. T.. Won Stienau, 3s2 Fifth street,
Wis.,, writes;
81 have been a sufferer for years with
female trouble, causing baclSache and
- at times terrible head
PERFECT aches. had also
HEALTH complications from
RECLAIMED. indigestion and heart
L-----------..-.-l trouble, so that ]
often had to lie down. took six bottles
OF Peruna. was then in perfect health,
was regular, had no more headaches, in
fact, my health Is now all that 1 could
wish. Mrs. e. Won Stienau.
Kidney Trouble Cured.
Mrs. NJ. j. Danley, Treasurer Of the
Rebecca Lodge, /. o. o. f., writes from,
i2i ststreet, N, Minneapolis, Mimi,
81 was afflicted for several years with
kidney trouble which became quite SER
lous and caused me considerable anxiety.
spent hundreds Of dollars trying a.
be cured, bur nothing gave me any
permanent relief until tried Peruna.
IL took Tess than three months anc
only Ten bottles 10 effect q permanent,
cure. "---MrS. NJ. J. DanIey.
Address The Pcruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, for free book on catarrh
written by DR.. S. B. Hartman.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
"Ths Store That Saves You Money
Lippincott & Co.
Shirt Comfort

To insure the greatest shirt
comfort buy your shirts at the
shirtheadquarters. We carry
only those lines that are per-
feet in style, ut and workman
ship-shaped just right to fit
the man, and feel comfortable,
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Good

school suits in snappy
mixtures that look we'll and are
not expensive, quality considered.
your boy with the neces-
sity of always looking neat. It
will be OF benefit to him in the
future.
Second Floor.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Repairing sIuiee and Banks.

A force of men are at work repairing
the tank and sluice of the Mill Creek
Marsh Company below New Castle,
which have needed attention for some
time. The work is being done along
what is known as Armstrong; Greek.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02

a Chicago policeman shot and killed
one Of two men for not obeying his order
10 halt THE survivor said tacy were on a
Halloween prank. Shooting occurred at
other places. ona fatally.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
Supper at Elsmere.

There will be a supper at the Presby-
terian Church at Elsmere tomorrow
night.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02

The graceful lines may be
spoiled by an ill-6tting corset.
Most figures are improved by
adopting a corset suited to the
person. Our experts will ad-
wise you which of the new
models will suit you.
Evening journal., 1904-11-02
roo LATE FoR cLAssIFlcATIoN.

AGENTS WANTED-Ladies or gentle
men; good money made. send stamp
for particulars. Address. Lock Box 49,
Roseville, Ohio. nov2-3t
WANTED. White girl wants place in
country as cook or chambermaid
Apply. Intelligence Office. 9o5 shipley St.
nov2-3t
WANTED. White or colored men for
farm work if married wanted to live
in tenant house. Apply Intelligence Of
fec, 9O5 Shipley street. nov2-1t
Evening journal., 1904-11-02

nc times terrible head
aches. ] had also
complications from
indigestion and heart
trou bic, so that ]
Evening journal., 1904-11-02

Bride-ring" is the richest pound cake you
ever tasted. Made of finest flour, freshest
egs IS and best butter with plenty of delicious
icing, it is fully equal to the pound cake of
double the price, at confectoners.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Die Nutblnsc nniercr Snnocls.
Wnrinc.

llnlere Sonoel9marine bclinoct iid)
lett Sabren III elmer NothIoQc. So
ucrlidern menigitenS Iuc. oic Oaran
iuterciiirt linO, mnO Sabr iiIr Sobr
iin0 im Gongreb ulIe @ebeI i'll 9cpt,
giHlg gciett luoroen, oieicr Notblnge
a~b5ubelien. Cine Gommiilion bat
lebtcn CONNER Die SoicnltQote oe3
Snn0es bcilId)t. NM Wuteriol 81 JAM.
meln nie Dem llebeIltanoe ob5ubcl.
fen Jet; olletll luclln man nlih iibCr
Die Noibluge einig iuar, ilber biel)tlt.
tel 5llr IbbiilIe 9ingen Die GnIidltcn
peit auseinnnOcr. SublioierL iiir
Die man leit Sobren petitionirt bat,
iuuren olleroingS allen &ouoeI3.
Sdiffiobrts Sntere'Ien bodDuiu.
fonlmen; olIein Die piiroen ans Der
5alde oeS Bottles beioblt meroen
nno Die Greiie bat oiele Subiibien'
5oblnneen 10 erfol9reid befompit
Dab lld1 DER 9ofl9reB 6li feittelt SiDi
iipien : 9epiliaungen perltdno. Nur
bat Senator @nainaer, Der Witglie>
Der &anbelsmarine : Gommiiiion iii
eilten Beiebenttpurf eingereid)t, Del
unierer Shifffnbrt penieitens CT
mos oitfbelfen ioa. Iue Woid)iner
mo NabriingsmitteI, tur5 all Cos
mas gum @ou uno CUR 9etriebser
bnltung bes 1onoma . &onols noth
ipenoig lit ober gebraud)t miro, iol
sipiiden S0fen Der Ser. Stadten mi
Der aanal3one ausidlieBIif burd
onierifoniihe Sfiffe trausportir
meroen. 8ir6 Der Gnttpuri 8eies
70 iperoen ielbitperitdnoliG Die So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
MOntaa, ben 26. DECEMBER 1904,
0cr glan @atteriOn 1Saa.

Ole amrrifoniide Seniotionaprclle
hat in Den lcBtcu g8od)en GmborraS
Sc ridciica an ScnIotioncn gcbobt.
Trou GbuOmid, TbomoS Sotulon
uno sic oit)0nc Siam" botcn ji picl
oca Scniationclcn ollf cinnoI. Ger
ScniotionaprojcB Ser Eottcrion bat,
mie at Crluortcn mar, cincn fitr ole
gnfIaocbcb6rocn, mic fir Die Scr
tbciNiQltnQ mbefrieoigenben a1lS'
oano 0cnonmcr. 0ic 5tu6lf cbrens
mertbcn WGnncr, sic iibcr SdltIo
oocr llnidyuIo Scr i60ncu Sitnoerin
cntidcioen ioQtcn, bobcn iid nid)t
ciniQcn f0nnen, uno 10 miro Die Mclt
6aS 3neifclhoftc 8ergnilgen bobclt,
0a6 ser iittlitc Sd)mlt lpGtcr nod
cinmol nit aIlerIci pitnnten 3ltDo'
ten Icrbirt miro. Gin eri6oIIcler
@iiItling, cine Sctdrc, ole beu Der.
bciruthcteu Holc obgetbon baben
iou: Iic iino tppiid)c 6ialtren aus &C.
luiIicu areiicn 0cS @roBItahtIebcnS.
gu 0enl crifoiicncn G6ior Ooung
hot sic Mclt gtidtS bcrIoren, cincrlct
oh oltrd ciQcnc &ono o0cr Ourd) Ell
ncn Rcpolper IN Nan'S @unO eirtcm
o~crFe6lten 2ebcll Gin Gnoe genlad)t
morocn iii. limo onrum bat lid Der
Ero5eb gcorebt: @er bat ben too.
bri%nQenoen ShuB obgegeben? Nn
oramotiiden Gifcttcn bo6en eS Gn'
flGqcr, luic @ertbcioigcr mGbrcn0 oe$
@ro5ciIeS nidt icbIcn lolien. 8irt
lid bcluIteuocS @emei5moterial
fouutc nid)t bciQcbroht iperOerL mo
sic @eidiporcncn f0nnen mr. 0onl
elm SduloiQ ol9iprcd)clL mcnn Ole
ShlIo fGor crruicien lit. Die onge-
flogtc Euttcrion bat 10 longe ais
nidtiduuIoig 5ll Nelten, bis Die Pm
floqc i6re Sdnllo flor mo iibcr ale
3ncifeI erlpicicn bot. Gas lit Den
Sem PORTER StuotSnnuGlten nid)t
~aeIungen, oenu sic @eidmorenen
boben lid, IN ser lulgen Belt bon "a
Stlutocn iibcr ibrc Sd)ulo nid)t emit
acn f6nnen. Wtit Dem muQcren BE
mci&- mo GntloItrmQSmoteriol lit
eS Den &crtbci0igern notilrlid) olld
nid)t 9%elin0erL bic @%cidJuorencn
bon ser Nidtihul0 Der Gotterion 5i
ilbcr5eugeu. 90 ooa bel eircm 5mCi.
ten Ero5eb onoerS icin miro? Cab
Scr gonje 9Ib0rrlno bon SfmIB
nod Elm 5lueiteSlnul nlti9erilbrt miro,
lit 81 behouern mo 81 bCflugcn lit,
oub bieic @ct0rc 10 picle Sumputbie
III gewiiien 9cUoIterlmQ@Ihidtcn &c.
flu1oen hat mo nod Iin0ct, Cine
@eloin. Die @epunoermQ ooerSpnr.
pothic per0ient, lit Non EottCrion
nid,t. Mort mag iic be0oltcrL obcr
0o5 lit aud Iac2, ieI6it mclm lie Den
tOobrigcnben Sd)ub nid)t obQegcbct
bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Sie Saroanenenfraae.

SIMMER pieoer formnlen aus Sc,
ter@bura 9tod)rihten, Dob bic rift
Idle Sd,iuor5e Weer. 6lotte bod, Oic
EoroorelIeu poiliren >peroe, nm sic
6lottc HoieItpenStp'S 81 perItGrfen.
Sie Gltrdtabrt iuiirbe lid) obne 8ru-
teIt Seitens Der Siirfei uoaSieben, %
olele oui 8runO zines 8ebeimuertrc.
ges oos Eolliren inter Der 9eoin.
9iitig geltutte, bob Ole Slottc nidt
ntebr ms SdJpor5c Meer Suriidfeb.
re. 0os luGrc fir Die 5iirfei aori
it,on, oenn Die riilii6e 3lotte i'm
Sdiuar5en Nteer lit eine it1noiae@e-
fobr fir Die Siirfci. Ole rtiiiidc
arie9Silotte niiroe ourf bieS dyuor-
sc Meer.Jlotte nm breiBi9 8rieoS.
5obr5euge oerIt1rtt ncroen, ein aon)
bcoeutenoer 3uluodls. Gnalono pro
teItirt nutiirlidl ouf @runo oes Ser
liner 8ertrags bon 1878, nod mel
dent benz Sultan Die 8fli6t nuier
Iegt lit, fein frenoes arieesi1iii 81
9orooneuen paiiiren Sa lalieu, mi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Die Sinanj' nnO 8cidGftSlngc Ses
Gnn0eS.

Senrp GIepS, ser Nem. yorfcr
6inan5monL ihreibt IN icillem let
ten @odenberidt: 9oS Sabr IdlicBt
plel beller, ais man ertuortct bate.
Selt Der @rnte bat did sic oIgemeine
Sogc oerurt gebeilert, ooB bel 9ooel1,
Der in Dem Eonit Subr 1908 Der.
loren mltroc, mic0er 5ltriidgeluomnen
iporocn lit. Gticnbobn 8 ginnobmen,
@antol@mciic, Gilenproouftion lno
olloere In5eidJen oeuten ollf Belle.
rllll9 bin lulO ca lit sur 3eit Soii.
mnlg, ooB 0ic geid)dftIid)en Nltsiid)-
ten nod cine meiterc 9elIeruna er.
tnbren lperoen. Die IltSiibten fir
1905 lino better, ais eS oie fir 1904
porcn. 0oS, mas sic @eidGite me
niger attiu MADDEN t6nnte, limo sic
boben Nreilc. llnier ~nutionoleS
@odStbum perlongt nlebr @obml1.
gen, mcbr NobriungSmittel, mebr
aleiolng unO mebr Sronsportmittel.
l(nicre &nouItrien limo oeSbolb ooa
be'd0iti0t. 0cIo lit reid,lid) porbnn.
oen mo Scr Credit iiir legitime &c.
'dNite aeillno. Ger gttienmurft ltebt
inter Dem Giuilliie ser ,tollen 81.
mans" nno miro Md, LANCER uiltetie
blelben. |ldl Die in IuSlid)t &c.
ltelltc G%ilenbobn. mo Sruit.H eglllu.
tlon Onrd) bcn Gongreb miro Die
Sorlc nod IGngcre 3eit beilnrltbiecn,
oIleln man crpurtet nid)t, buB IN Der
9e9emportiNcn tllr5en Sibrng oeS
Gonarel'e@ plcI gcieb9cbcriidc Mob-
regeIn 5u Stonoc tommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26


Iten fir all Die bei'm aonolbou be-
notbigten Ginge peicntlib b0ber,
notiirlih lperoen olld) ooourd Die
Soften ocS Gauol9 uuo ser 8etrieb
b6ber iper0en; uber oa3 iGlt ia nibt
luciter id)mer ms @erpidt. 9ufir
5obIt ia ooS Golf Ger Ger. Stootcu.
Gie Soften oc0 SnnolbnucS iino ulli
bic Glcinigfeit bon 300 MiuionCn
Collars peronihlogt, un0 titdtige
Sngenieure qcben nod Deltere 100
MiQioncn 5lt. 9ieic Gieieuirmmc
mrB bon ocn Steuer5aGIern ocSGon'
oe3 auIgcbrnd)t mer0en. &er Die
0auptIteucr5nbIcr bier5ulduoe Iino,
6a6en mir muIdnGlt in ueridieOeueH
Nrtifcm uodqcmicicn; mli tcincn
TaQ iino c3 Die, mel6c ole Stercr'
laiten am lci6tciten trogen tonneit.
@ie oiel scr &nnolbnt nod meiter
0urd) 0aS transport MonopoI Der
6rohten nod Der 6anoI5one per
tbellert meroen piiroe, iuenn 6ie@ol'
finger g Dill @cieB miro, GGBt iidl
nid)t ubid)0Ben. IoB oa8 Wonopol
noiiir Gorge troQcn wiir0e, ieine
BroIite nid)t ST. flein 81 beneIIen lit
ielbitocrItGnoIid). Gin MonopoI aber
milrOe oiC &eri6iffungcn bctonmen,
einerIei Oh oniicIbe aus eincrS 6ifiSs
Gompnalic o0cr elmer Combination
pom mebrcrcn Gompognien bcitebcn
miiroC. &on Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0elSnlorine piir0e 0urd) 0aa @allin.
ger 9 @eicb lc0iglid) oieieS Wtonopol
Den Sortbeil buber. A~lerbingS bat
Ser GongrcB in ieincr IcBtenS iBung
fir un0ere Shiff8 @eieai6often
Ifon etuo5 getbon. 8om +. Sui
1906 onrf ser Souoel 5luiiden Den
Ebilippiuen mo ocn Ser. Staoten
MIR nod ourf omerifoniidc Sfiffe
DermittcIt mcroen. Die SilipinoS,
melde in oieicm 6ollc Die b0beren
Sradtrntcn 81 be5oblen baben iino
nit Der WabreQel un5ririeoen, ollcin
GoS modt nid)tS. Ser Notbloge nm.
lerer Sanoel3morine mus o6geboI,
fen mer0en. Gc$bolb mill Die Com.
EHEE
miliion all6 empfcbIcnL onb oerSon.
Del 5miid)cn Sen Ser. Stanten un0
Cuba MIR 0ltrd) amcrifoniide llro
Cl6nnii6c Sdific permitted lueroen
Iou. 90 Ole clboniide @nn6elamas
rine unbeOeuteno lit, 10 niiroe ser
0auptnntbetl Der onerifaniiden
San0elSflottr 5llfollcn un0 6ieGlt6n.
ller luiiroen Die Soften 5lt tragen
Sb Ourh oT oielc fleinliden
WfoBrcaeln unlcrer &anoelSflotte
a~lligebolfen miro? Mir 6eilueifeln
eS, mie mir audi be5lucifeln, ooB III.
icrc Misunderstanding iib(rbullpt Sub.
iioict notbpcnoig bat, ltnt oen @ett.
belpcrb init onocrcn 21n6ern oui5lt.
nc0mclt. Die Froiitc miiroCn oacrs
Den GrlunrtlIngen nidt ent.
lpreten; Die limo obcr olld) in onocs
rem &nnoern nid)t INNER groB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Nathcriuc 9laSmeicr,

Us itar6 ant %. Se5ember 1901 GO ubr
Wiorgens, 9atBertne alasmeier, Gcliebte @dlilIi
oes oeriiurbenen perIr0 N%ldsrHeier, ~: :, -
Serlpanote lno 5reunbe Der 6aIIllle llIlo nO7
hugsuouii einaelaoen. Der 8ceroigrtlq bei5ls
mobnerl, ipelde am SienitGa, Den y. December,
hs tlbr Morgcus, BON ibrer lebleu @o9nlll9.
yr. tt00, HibaeI1s struBc, aus nan Der rnniil9z
futbuliiben Sf. SerOmCs AirdDe, mo cine RE
uuiemeUieiie fir ibr Seclcnbeil aebUlteH miro.
uno oann auf Der Some Sloeet 3omc Gene
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nod sen 0dttbeilltngen 2onoon7r
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iben @ertrage notbmcnoig gcmeien.
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fir Oitdiien frei gu MAIDEN? -- Nbcr
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oieie TIotte reibIih ipGt. Die 9.ls
tiihe 6lotte RuBlano'9 lit felt Mo-
dsn mteriucgS, lm0 Die iapaniidJc
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Den feinoli6eu @eidmooern 81 ipGt
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.giuc 5citaemGBe Sro.
id,iire bat Der Staots- gufiebcr iiir
8iIoidut, Sr. Sobn Gpirett, ucroi'
fentlidt. 9ieies Bulletin Nr. A lit
in eriter Clinic fir Die offentlidlen
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rer Gogelipelt bon Sabr 5n Sabr ge-
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mod,t miro. BOP biird gelebruiia
iiber oen Nusen unierer Sogel aud
Die 9iebe Der Sugenb fir oiele
Greiinoe ser 2onb,pirtbihaft aeipedi
miro. Sir Die iaaobdren Sogel Iiil
Die Saebgeiete Der Counties mit9e'
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bon Der groi6iire Sen belten De
brailh 5ii maden. iiq
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Gubu 8rcb.

Gs ilarb SDGu @re6, Sobn bon Catherine
@reb, i'm g(ter BON % SGbren. Sic geeroiglIug
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9 tlbr. bonn 9citenbeliutter ere tublttement bon
50. Sanoer & S6bHe, Sr. 1708-i710, Canton.
NUenuc, aus iiatt. (360-2)
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0orpIine M. Skinner.

gs itarb gn 20. SeSember 1904 GarOIiue Wi.
Siibner, aefebte Satin oes peritorbeHen Wlars
tin pflbner, Die 9eeroiglIHg iiuoet 1ieuftng,
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bic snr todilen ausbiIbnne 8. etsfnieis, NJ.
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(Cft23. T&S.f0
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Mnrl 0elt.

IS ltarb am 2i. 6eBember 1904 aarl aeIJ,
8atte Ser ppriturheneH emma Hel6, i'm Nlier
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gtnb miitagS : llbr, pom lrdlier9alie, Nr. 34j,
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be betbeiligeI. t3bl-2)
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SOhn Sermia C Sphn,

YtIdDrrhff1tter uHo NtnboII0mirer.
9lr. 200S, CrlsGHsitr. NIB. Sci: @inbIOr 255.
Stpeiggefhdft: gr. 624, berI. GaiierHsgloenue,
Sieblnnototpn, Baltimore, WdrbIano 9elepbOH:
@iHofor 60. autfhen tperoen geIiefert fur
So65eiteu, unterbaItungen unb onbere Gele'
eenbciten. (Sebr14, 1890