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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Animal and Plant Allies.

An interesting instance Of the man
ner in which insects sometimes assist
the growth OF plants is furnished by
the history of climbing plant which
grows in the Philippines. At an early
stage in its career the plant which,
like other plants. begins to grow from
the ground, sewers its connection with
the soil and thenceforward lives with
its roots attached to dead bamboo
canes. 1t develops, in addition to other
leaves. certain pitcher shaped leaves,
into the cups Of which 1t sends a sec
ond set of roots. y species OF small
black ant freluents the pitchers and
incidentally carrie; into them minute
fragments Of decay.nS wood and leaf
mold. from which TIE roots derive a
constant surp'y Of food for the sup
port Of the rant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
War on Negroes.

A significant incident in connection
with the Shouting Of james Winfield,
colored, ny Alfonso Dan;onio, an Italian
laborer, Saturday evening, was reported
to the police yesterday. Richard Pines,
a well-known colored resident. was ac,
costeI ivan Italian, who seemed to be
in bellicose state of mind, and DESTROYS
of talking about Dantonio's mufderooS
act. He drew a pistol and disp lay
ing it in front of Pines said call ID
negroes should be killed Pines be
came alarmed, and fearing the Italian
would sheet him, said, "Look here, ]
want you to understand that | am your
friend"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
r,.-1-n.. MILK Eli.

The lahore. !, .is e.. - content WIN
3 gallons OF r.i..:, pounds Of cheese
and Is pounds of butter In the twelve
months. Artisans and mechanics have
~ gallons OF milk. II pounds Of cheese
and the same quantity OF butter. Each
member of tie upper class, however,
drinks on an AVERAGE 81 gallons of milk
in year. clts l. pounds OF cheese
and Al pounds Of butter \ member
of the upper class drinks rather more
than six G-.-ci Il; mitch milk AZ la
borer, eats 'ult a little mo-e cheese
and uses three tines ~ much butter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Gloomy Weather.

The weather yesterday was raw,
gloomy and threatening throughout, aud
comparatively few people were on the
streets. The churches had slim congre-
cations in consequence Of the unpro-
bilious conditions. The sleet on trees
and telegraph, telephone and electric
light wires was melting all day, and al
though no rain was falling it was often
necessary to use umbrellas in passing
through the streets. After dark the
stars appeared, but they became obscure
later in the night To-Day there have
been light rains and sleet on the pave
ments and roadways.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
OH In.rs OF seutlnnd.

On the statUtc boo. Of Scotland Is
still an act pasjel in lS20 ordering
that ma man play flte1all," because
It is esteemed to be Improbable sport
for the common guide Of the realme
and defense thereof" There Is also a
statute against alien immigration, pass
ed in 1926, and authorizing "all his
majesty's subjects" to take, appre-
bend, imprison and execute to death
the said Egyptians (gypsIes). either
men or women"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
students Missionary AssOcia-
ton.

The eighteenth annual convention OF
the above association will be held at the
Episcopal Seminary, near this city, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week. The purpose of the associa-
ton is to disseminate a knowledge OF
missions among students at the EPisco-
pal seminaries and colleges, and also
among Episcopal students at all uniyer-
sites and colleges, with a view to Great
ing personal interest in the various
mission fields of the Episcopal Church.
About seventy delegates are expected 70
attend the coming convention. Ot these
ten will be ladies representing branches
in female schools and colleges.
The convention will open with quiet
hour at 3 O clock on Tuesday evening, a.
which the leader will be the Rev. Ran
dolph ii. McKim, d. D., LII. D., OF
Epiphany Church, Washington. BusI
ness meetings will be held on Wednes'
day and Thursday, morning and even,
ing, and general meetings Will DC ne'd
on Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY
nights in the interests of missions. All
meetings will be open to the public.
Among the speakers expected are
Bishop Brent, of the Philippines; Bishop
Roots, OF Hankow, China, successor to
the late Bishop Ingle; Bishop McKim,
OF Japan; Professor Roper, of the Epis-
copal General Seminary, New York
city; Dr. Arthur Lloyd, general
secretary Of the Episcopal Foreign and
Domestic Missionary Society; E. l..
Woodward, of st. James Hospital,
Marking, China; the Rev. }. W.
Morris, D. D., of Leesburg, formerly
missionary to Brazil; the Rev. Beverley ID.
Tucker, ID. D., ofSt. PauPs Church, Nor
folk. who will speak on the Negro Problem
in the United States, and the Rev. Prof.
Massie, of the Theological Seminary,
who will give an address on How Best
10 Study Missions. The morning ses-
sions will commence at $50, the even
ing at $3.50, and the night meetings at
7.30 o'clO
'1o prC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
wizards Cave.

Rehearsals for this entertainment are now
in progress. the cast of which is as follows:
Wizard, Mr.. b. Whqatley; Charles. Mr.. X.
Cation; John. Mr.. P. Waller; Robert, Mr. ".
Waller: Edward, Mr f. More; David, Mr..
NJ. Janney: Hans Mr. T. Ashton; Louis, Mr.
NJ. Morrill,; Arthur. Mr. + Fawceii;. Lillian,
Miss B. Jones; Maid, Miss N Cavalier Imp,
Master f. Kempe Brides, Misses Lucy Doug
lass, Elsie Dsuenh)wer, Katherine Barrett
Rebecca uIhler. Eleanor French, Leila Steiner
aud Iessie Armsfrang
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
bilious Collie Prevented.

Take a double dose of Chamberlain 5
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as
soon as the first indication OF the disease
appears and threatened attack may be
warded off. Hundreds ofpeople who are
subject ~ attacks ofbi!ious coic use the
remedy in this way with perfect success.
For sale by Gibson and Timberman and
w. F. Creighton x Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Personal

Senator Daniel. who delivered the
Grafton at the Elks' memorial services
last night, was the guest while in the
city of Judge l.. c. Barley.
Madam Cbappelle, New York's most
famous soprano; Mrs. Astnath Eloise
Wilson, of Philadelphia. aud Mrs..
Charles P. Cleveland. of Baltimore, were
10 this city yesterday the guests of the
Misses Rockford.
Mr.. NJ. b. HARLOW has gone TO Rich
mond to attend a meeting Of the State
Board of Trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Assailants Fined.

Joseph aud Robert Harper aud Robert
Ferguson, charged with assaulting Con-
duc:or Samuel Park on an electric train
a few weeks aga, were taken before Jus.
tice Kerby in Fairfax county Saturday
afternoon. After all the testimony had
been heard, the accused were fined 50. 10
each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
probabIy IL would.

In a Sunday school the class was
under a question on the sacraments.
The sacrament OF matrimcny was tax
en- up. and seyen-year-old startled
her teacher when replying to a ques-
tion as to the necessity for this sacra-
ment by answering: "No. Matrimony
Is not necessary to salvation, Dur
should a favorable opportunity afford
IT would be sinful to neglect 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Suicide of Mrs. Bear.

Mrs. Tempe W. Bear, aged fifty
wears. native OF this city, committed
suicide in her room, at 8l3 Mount Yer
non Place, northwest, Washington, Fat
urday. by inbaling illuminating gas.
The rash act is said to have been super
induced by chronic il.health. The de-
ceased was the wife of Charles Bear,
Who is employed as bookkeePer by a
Washington wine merchant. Mrs. Bear
wa.a daughter of the late q. G. Berry, Of
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Wedding.

Miss Edith May Nails, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Nails, of this
city, and Mr.. Charles Clarkson, OF
Washington, we're married at O'Clock
this morning at the Baptist Church par
sonage by Rev. J. A. Wray. The bride
and groom LETT for an extended trip to
Montgomery and Bir niUgham, Ala.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Sale of Bakery Building.

The building erected by the George
r. Hill Company on north Lee street ID
1898 and Cor long time used as a
bakery, has been purchased by Chilly
Brothers, who will in future use it in
connection with their business. The
price is said to have been $40 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Steamboat lines Merged.

The Wnems line, controlling steamers
running from this city to points on the
Potomac river and to Baltimore, has
been merged with the Chester River
Steamboat Company, and the new con
Germ will be kn)wn as the Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia Railway Com
many
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05

Jobu and Dainty" Bryant, oolored, OF tins
civ we're arrested in Alexandria county say
ardsv ~ on charge of stealing coal from Reier
We're tried nv justice Birrell, found guilty
and fineS SS.c5 each Being unable % pay
the fines, they were sent to the Aie1andri'
county Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
LabOrerS Wanted

A contractor was in this city on satur-
day last in questG.s laborers. He wanted
one hundred and fly men to go to Fort
Hunt where considerable ditcAing is to
he made The rate of wages is 20 be
from 81 25 10 ST. day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
That Thobbing Headachc

Would quickly leave You if yol used DR..
Kings New Lie Pills. Ihpus lnds OF suffer
ors have proved their matches, merit Tor
Sick and Nervous Headaches. IheY maze
nnre Mood and build up Your health. only
s. cents money hack il not cured. Sold Ivy
y = Lsadbeater & sons. drug SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Mothers. BE Careful

of the health of your ch lrcn. Look out for
Coughs, Colds, Group and Whooping Colgh.
Stop them ia time-Onc Minute Cough Cure
is the best remedy, Harmless an pleasant.
Sold by all druggist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05

WEATHER PRoBABILITiEss;;Cr -a tnis s SCI :
tion snow or rain tonight ana iuesoayi Iie'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Local Matters.

IN, rises tomorrow at 7:O4 and ses 400
rr: ~" -. - at Cos a. m. and GAO p. m'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
CnrnoratiOn Court.

rT-'-- .. Barley presiding.
VS.. J, G. Webster; final
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05

tue work OF missions 10 this
cordially invited to attend any
essiOns of this convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Putting Aside
Time IN Here.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We are now in readiness la provide that
which is suitable fHr holiday buying. Every
line throughout our store is the strongest that
long experience can assemble. Every price
quotation is the lowest possible and preserves
the essential of highes' quality for which this
store Is justly motel. Ia counseling carly at
tention to git.buy ing, we are unselfshly adj
yisng for your interest Purchases selected
now will he laid aside and you may call for
them at your convenen II you have not
as yet made up your mind what to buy. you
will find host of suggestions on display ia
This Sfnra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05

CHOICE NEW ENGLism Ma NUTS.
BRAZIL NUTS and FILBERri far sale
by j. {. MlLBURN.M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

Glrrco S6ultcrn 1Oc. troden gciaI.
3cnc Scitcnrippeu SEC; Spedieiten
91@c.; reinc5 ShmoI5 in IierccS
SEC; trodcn 8eioI3cuc 5fultcrn
9l&c.; SpedifuItcrn tO1ac.; g}cB.
SdWcincflciid $t4.5O pro SAB.
Hoftinirter 3udcr, pro 9iun0:
8ctuiiricIt 5.96t2c.; pulueriiirt
5,3G1&c.; Stanooro gromuIirt
5.1t12c,; iein oronllirt 5.1lHc.
GrUitol ", 5,1t12c.; Columbia u,
5.O1 12c. aeIber 4.50c, bis 4.S0c.
@er6itetcr aoffce: 6. 8. e., 100
Efo. &iitcn 1895; 6. g. e. 60 8fo.
&iitcn 1906; 6. 6. e. SO Bfno
1906; reiltcr SABA 33c. bis
33l3c,; gutter SABA SIC, bis 3t12c.;
rcincr Motfa Bic. bis 3t15c.; SABA
mo N}offo, 9emiiht, 2812c. bis 29c. ;
SABA, 0cmiiht DC. bis 2715c.; rel.
uerNtorocoibo 24c. bis 2415c.; rel.
ncr Ga @uopro 24c. bis 2412c.;
rcincr Sonto8 23c. bis 231ac.; Gon.
to&, 9cmiiht, 2t12c. bis 22c.; Gio,
8emii6t 22c. bis 221&c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Nrisf6efGrOcrnna nodl ncm NInslnnh

n, - 80
NtI'l"'l''U.'" "9 "",g U''l Ht9INno.
VIC ol'HtU,loIIu2' t0,' '.ir ole NIT
oy,i l. NItUo't y''''Ioc @ohc
l"''eBI Nl' que" "NI'| Proo,pt) I'M
@ollPlppI'u''''' lpt Jo'1I.
nc F1uV'Poit ~ "''y" oo0 . llb9
"o'l''' Ut" t'g' |'"'Q"'. io0Ilh
,"'.'9'''U'''llIVll Sp'''','l,' Fodets
FUI' 'ou, N't,ll"]Iy''o '1Ilchi bis
%'0'''ua' oc'' H. SVP'o iliI IL llDr
Spl"'''lo9"'
Su'I'PI'r l"p''u oo" s'ao 9ort
~, 'o'Il'l "loot @'Ioy'' o',''1coen,
- MS '"n'',@r Folt,
%'E''o9 pyL '''dLajtto0@,
''o09 U''' "doI'''1SmI''" p'S SoNlN'rr
oou N'oIp'o, '''' "0,,'o2, IloD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
NnS bcm Snncrn MnrDInno'8 nno
ocn algrcn5cnOCn Stnntcn.


: rm nPrruRIrr nrnnui5
rcn i'm
7ir rrnnrrrr 'lInion Nnri5r
d,cr Iro,Icn MN NorromGo,,ntn" Eot
foIornnc gron,tcn cr,,ShIt. SrT az"
roh Is rnnm nnnN}on%r,ter MAJ D..
prof orfrctGrin IroI Charles Wil''
GnoaCco INN W2ritninitcr rorrcin
1rfrct3rin 1rr 9r1nir q rr,nnn nm
Monhr5trr 5hotn,ciitcrhl Tro,, =
~. W}otbcr bon g2cItminItcr. VreI.
c,mrrintcrNrntin Iror a Is &crrr
Nnrnrntinr nrrtontr IN
hi@ mShncn0 ~ itt,no IN
Il, Rofni0c trot Nic N~cn,ofrnti,g6c
0onncntinn So. irhater Ti5trifts W..
ionmcn nm cinrn GonNinotrn ~
non,inirru mcrhor hc, onn,nf oc,c o.
nrn TcnrbIifonrr mro or Wrorr,
]o,inchn,rr in0 NoM Scr 0rnnn;
iation ms orn,onn,r no, mci1r;;ic,
fannie man. ,ih o,,i rri,,r, NnnHi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
CA II
Tragtdi die eDO SOtO, Die lE Inner Gekaua HABIT
'9 1ss (%MzNl1<w
Erpouftcu- Worft.

l(ntenItcbcnOe Yreiie bc5ic6cn Iid
oltf ben Gn0roS.S onocl; fir oct
a%leinGollocl mtB Gin entiprc6cuoer
Nltli0lng gcnnodt iucr6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Scirntb8 = Giccn5cn.
0ic ioI0cnOcn Scirotb5 . 2iccr8cn
mIrocn 9citcrn bonn gftltor 0cS Gonl.
mon Blcn8s 8cri6t3 alt2gcltcQt:

9ic tol9cn0cn Scirotb3 . &icCn5cr
mlIr0cn gcitcrn BON gIftltor ocS Com
mon Satisfactorily oll39citcQt:
Nonton Shmiot 70, BON 0cit-
reid, rn0 Gpu Strohomafo, - SAB.
re alt, BON 0clrti6lono; &iccn5 &C.
bolt bon &ortoa {. @ci3, Eimlico-
NouO.
&obn s. &oppcr, - mo 9}cttic
VI. Ron0Ie, % Sabre ait; @iccn5 &c
bolt bon %8n1. &obniom lir. 1876,
@cit-% crin0tonitroic.
&on1c5 u. @ollocc 80, @r. 100,
e}orO-GNcnltroBc, II. G0no ". SDol0,
- Sabre oft.
ISM. .. WIc4}bcrioL -, ln0 sc
len Guoor &o9fcQ, 10 Sabre alt, sri.
coQo. SITS.
6run5 Nurboucr, p, uuo MoIa
SoIj, p Sabre alt; 2iccn} qcboIt
BON &obn 5. @rg1lrpitd), 9tr. 10,
Manufacturers Hccoro @uiloinQ.
Sonulcl NomburQcr. -, 9Gr. 22O2,
Observation-Disclosures, mo 9toiic Gnmtort,
- Sabre aft.
gSnl, =. e. Scorbohl %, uu0 Nlos
RE @licncr, % Sabre aft.
Sonnet i. Stills, %, uro G0nu
= HItUiunpr Dt \nhrr off 0lriSr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Zen SGidlcrn Cntrunncn.

@uffolo, N.-D, %. Sept. -
9llono ). Mbitcmon, mcld)er am %.
5. VI. in St. Youia inter elmer Sal
idunga Nnflogc perboitct mtroe
lulO inter Cbbllt pou Ictettiu5 ulti
Dem @cge bicrbcr mar, iprung cine
fllrjc Strefc oitIif bon Bier BON Ell
nem Shneqpoi3uge mo cnttom. Ser
Gonolttteur meiqerte iih angeblitl,
SEN 3ug %ol5uboIten, bis cr cine bic.
ii9c &oritnOt erreidtc. Die Qetet.
tins brnden iofort oli, Inn o1li oen
6lii6tling 81 inbrlOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
&rutidc ShluBrotc
gcrfduic mli Der 9icii0en giieften.
Y0rie.
FIRST CALL.

S'DVu SClbputo Ter .......-...... SO
5000 ScaDoNrO 3sidbr, Der. ......... 95A
$1,000 zcobouro 3,idbr 5er (Rnur) 90. sc
$1,000 @tobama Goal u. 5ron Ser. 10
$1,000 alIantic Goat Cine Ter. osl,
$4,000 Scaboaro 3sidbr Der ..-....... 95x
$1,000 gScficrn WurbIauo der ........ s6n,
$4,000 GiGbt 1t. Boucr Aver. g5a.
$1,000 Acft Sirsintu Gentral Ger. ...it2,s
$ii5OO @'NS f.. 81. 53
$1,000 S'SsS GinfomTcn ........... 25h
$500 GoniOIioateo Gas Ger .t1ol,
$1,000 Nnacoitia II. Bctoumc Ser. ....1O4
$1,000 @'SsS /. -. ........... 53ls
$4,000 GA. 1t. aIGbama. Terminal Scr. los
$4,000 Cotton Suci ser ............. SO
$4,000 no. lie. 60. j. Der. ......... SSH
80 Gortbern Control -. ......... a6I.
100 seaboGrO Common ............ i8as
3lS Seaboaro RfO. ............ 325,
10 sltInHtie Goat Cine ..........13s4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
,In M{olunt Nlur, ,&u.. but

= IN Wtollnt NOr, "a, bOt Der
Sduloircftor 9Sm. &lina Icincn Goi.
Icacn Sonncl Gglp Qelcqcntljh ci.
mes Strcitca iibcr Shul 2lnQclcQcl
bcitcn crihoiieu. &liug bat Iid iclbit
Den @cb0r0cn acitcIlt mo bcbolptct,
in MISUNDERSTANDING Qcbou0clt ut
bobcn, ga Gglp i'm nit elmer 2lrt
bc0robt bubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

1894 Oft 6uGetteitr .-- california Ii. ohio.
gSciEe. SeriunlmIungslpidI s@ermuuias
Goge 81; p9lugem. gIrb, sRT. lint. s8erein
bon 81 sg'dlttmore"; gDpIiloH @oHcI. 3, s..
.. 81; @Ietalarb. sllntUn 73". 6aue gu
bcrmtetbGa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Sub. @ernrr,s Mnltnnrnnt.

IOUU, V~uUT9SIrlbe,
Hdbe Der nttIihen Yuli8eiitutiuH. SAT
Iter Hlint9 bon - bis 2 u9r Ruomi.tugs.
~g8ieBners uHitbertrefiIt3cs gter am
RaDf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

Nathl non 90 Iactli. puuuI 20 in Nultur{us
llaIloc iltl Nau3 mo alien iIptbuGIoiOcu Wl
I 4tctlC uuU Der @l'CuuabIl in
GouliN. 9iud}uiruOcu bci ". Il. bed
tub, Hir. SO, SiiOs@CtBCl Strn6c. t2i3 -S3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Seuti9c ShluBrotc:

aus ocn GlcOotorcn 5urildBcjOgCn
1891 NItihcl; Glruutorcu Norrot6
3OGOll NuihcI. &crfduic: 3 Nag.
Qon2 9}r. 3 mciBcr SIT 33I2, I @oQ
dou 9ir , mciEcr }u 80, I Moggon
9tr. 3 lcnildtrr }l 32I2.
N,,,tt,, ht,6r,tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Sic ciu5iocn 5mrihbdtocn Sauir,
SM %ncrtnMicn.

mic6rcrc rucribboIc ,EurrIrn in gI1rc OrruuhrE
Gountn; % Ndcr. 1i5 gldcr am I{a0nlbn ri.
her; 1853 @dcr. $50 gtdcr; ciut1c Dieter T1rrtru
iiuo i'm bobcu Hullrr3uituu0c. uun mrrSrir
iummtlth an uttCbmburtU Ercifcu NM rrutrr
gItcu NcotllGulBcu u~crldIit.
Subu 4. gSininmS,
9tr. d06. 81 NauIsStruGr Baltimore, lPo.
(Scpt27,1NhD "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Charles Bats Netunrnnt,

Qombnrbs unb B.. GtraBe, ~QipbIanbtppn.
Die ~ieinitcu Setr1nlte aacr 9lrt. = Roll
itdnotg ucli etngeri6tet. Sin Hefu6 aIer
mttner 5rcunbc uno hes RublifuuIs ia
Iugemeiren itctS pilIpEtmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

1924 Sfb9aIttmoresGtru - 8inmer on
Serren al Oerutietben. - Seiuite @etrdn.e
mo Neine. ggaUs8ielu Qrauerei"sQier
Seriammlllng8IuiaI gOitGombuloitr. SnIa
meriu. Ndus lIlto qeibbereiI". @bef, Eel.
W(t. Sermon 4942-8,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

V'N NHTWVI VfIV NTTUTVI,
NcrldnOt BON 0cn Glcootorcn 3270
Nnltcl; Gleuotorcn @orrotb 106,92l
NuiheI. @ertGufc: I @oggon Stcu.
nlcr gemildtcr 5l 5S1a.
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2ubOrf'S nWlonumcntnI 0r1ie,"

Sombaros ltto 8. Strube, StabIanbtopr,
ecgenilber oct Monumental llrnuerei~.-
3d9lt6 bette Wiabl8ettcn AMI 3eIteInna.
@uter gelbcr uuo fnltCr guufth. 9beIas
eeafes2tiepbon - ct. RauI 1916 9.
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SVIUtTUvI NN1Cf
IO1 uno 707 GombarosStrGBe. SiabIanb,
form. }Scinite g8eine u.io GiGu6re. Ser
9eliinneite Srt aut Der @roe. - 9te beften
8oolsBntlors In 6igblanbtotpn. grompte
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=. nto O'9N0nnens5frub Canton.
8erhumiGe @nGe fir 8eretiie unh @eieu.
ibalte4 GapptQnarticr oes gBrtHa Sciii.
8etrirtfe. Chef. Gel. Wt. g;ernp1 g7f
rs. N1lter 2uuf@ ben anIlSen 1aa.
EatiouaIsNier.
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VI. ~Lfermann 6nae.

Roroofts&de SolGbs uno @uroltues5traBe
9auptquarfter oe5 @a0ernzWldHler6orS"
O.s@de @ougbs uHo 6aroliucitr. &ers
etlSoerfnmnlung ieocr Sonueritu9 Mbcno.
g2cue WlitQiieoer DtuIOmmcu. 8Jr5iigs
lt6eS Bier Der Acknowledgement i'm Sapt.
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l(ntenItcbcnOe Yreiie be5ic6cn Iid,
oltf ben Gn0roS.S on0cl; fir 0cr
S~leinGanocl mllB Elm entiprcdcu0er
Anii0log 9cnlodt ipcrOen.
Sarms Yro0ufte
Glcr, pro Gitbeuo Toe. bis pc.
Butter, pro YIlno:
Creamery separator 70 bis 2t1h
Creamery @ot6. Cream II bis 2t
Creamery Sanitation IA bis II
&n. 9fortblUcltcrn Sable . t3 bis Il
&eltcrn Store=Bodeo . 10 bis t2
Creamery ErintS I 8f0. % bis %
Grcoutcrp YrintS Y gib. % bis %
Mo, va, rlO va. YrintS "A bis 1G
Grconlcrp 9Iods, . Yiino 81 bis %
Henonlrt, bette Wtorfe II bis IS
Nerootrt, bette ErintS IS bis 70
SebellocS @eiliiacl, pro Ghm6:
olte 0ilbncr 13c. ilutac &ijbncr
DC; Gntcn Toe. bis t3c.; Guubcn
pro Foor 20c. bis 25c.,
81 II b e un0 g m il e.
Gortoficln, pro guidcl acc. bis
DOC; grimes Woi8, pro IubcuO lr.
bis &c.; 3liderriiben, pro 9iiuocl lr.
bis 1Ec.; @ciBtobL pro Come 81
bis SIS; 3miebeln, pro NuiAcl zoe.
bis $1.25; Gorottcn, pro Niiuocl ic.
bis Zee; Tomatoes, pro @wihcl
32Ec. bis 4Oc. 2lcpicl pro SOB SOC.
bis $500; Guntolollpca, pro Crate
5Oc. bis $3.50; Nnunus. pro Grotc
$500 bis $3.50; Efiriibc, pro allte
Goo. bis $1.25; NirneL pro GoG 75c.
bis 800; Scucrie, pro 0llBeu0 2Oc.
bis SOC; Nilauncn, pro aorb roe.
bis 12c. Qnmion5, pro SAB $500
bis $3.50; Iraubcn pro &Orb 1Jc.
bis 2Oc.
Groceries uno BroOiiio.
mem.
SaI3fleii6, bro Bfuno: feline Gu.
Gdinfen 13c.; aroBe
5ugor.Gureo S6infen 121ac.; So.
5ugar.Gureo Sdinfen 12c.; Ga.
ifornier Shinfen 91ac.; Suaar.
Sllreo grnitItiide t212c.; Sugar.
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gScGcH Nrunibcit Der Srult iur llcbcrnubntr
algrbolcu cine QutAcbCuoC ISiribfhuit i'm elmer
icbr bclcptcu StyuGc. Wtuu uoreiiirc N. 81"
oicicS 9inttCS. C72-D
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8prn's ,,Gtdleniran5.SCne.

gde 3. uno 8ouqbItr. Snugtaunrtie. bcs
!. 8a antsito neanf5n' amrm meTe"9 SaI.
uno 9eibOereinS". 9cutfhe 8beiutuetn.
SnubInIG. Telephone; chef. 1854 b;
Mb. 8tn5ior 81.
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g. RnIntiA Nnnr.

Yr. 1120 DIS 1122, Qartf0r0.gI oenue,
S~aliptquurtter oeS rSbdItGsU tdnmer6ors",
8aue uHo Somnlergur!en biIig All her
mietbeu. @uter @lnB fir 9tugerRrBltsn.
5einite 8etrdftfe, Srei-Boul. Is. IL B.,
&elepbOH - Uit. SernuH 1859 U.
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ptlu Mnner,e Mehnnrnnt.

144t gorosGentrals 9lOe., ode OItOersStr.
S~auptQuartier oer pgSiIDeInt EEL Qoae
gr. 2 oer6, Q; Sc. Of q" &~erfanmInW
trdnie. QSarnler Qlnlh tlaIih.
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@crIangt: 6ranen nnO @aOdcn.

@erGaHgt:
Glllc Nomtl criitr NluifC. lub5ufraucu i'm
Hr. 22i3, Gutnw.YIarc. OIL r., "
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