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Natives RaiSinq Foxes

William Lowell returned a few days ago from Fox Island with the skin of a fine mink which he caught there.
 Fox Island k situated in ReSurrec- ton harbor. l2 miles south of Seward and about one-half mile from the main land at the nearest point. The Low ell family. usually referred to as the Natives, have had possession of, and have been raising blue foxes on this island for three years.
 They began the business by purchas- ing three pair at $GO, per pair. Now they have at least 25O foxes on the is- land; they having never sold any, and are unable to state the market price.
 Since commencing the business they have erected four log buildings on the island. One for dwelling purposes while there and three smaller which are used as feed houses for the ami mals.
 Ine lOOu COuhuIueu Ol IIleae luillNe creatures as supplied by their owners, is fish. By their method of feeding they cause these cunning fur produc- CTS to think that they are stealing their food.
 Evidently these native Alaskans have great source of wealth in their Fox Island enterprise, and some day will make quite a clean up. BORN-On the 9th instant to Mir. and Mrs. O. G. Herning, of Seward, a son.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
BN THE UNITED STATES COM missDner's Court Third Division of Alaska, Cook Inlet Precinct.
 IN PROBATE

In he matter of the estate of Fred Durig, deceased.
 Notise is hereby given that the un- dersigped, c. s. Carter was appointed administrator of the estate of Fred Durig. deceased, on the 18th day of October, "A. D., 1904, by Hon. H. H.. Hildre,h, United States Commissioner and elofficio Probate Judge of the above entitled precinct.
 All persons having claims against the said estate are required to present them within six months from date of this noice, to me as such administra- tor at my office at Hope, Alaska.
 C. S. CARTER Administrator of the estate of Fred \ DurE, deceased.
 Ated october 18th, 1904.
 s. O. MORFORD, / Attorney for Administrator,
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StaSt Baltimore.
ShGnra Mettcr.

Iiir WurnlanO m0 Oen 9iitrift
Columbia ih6ltca, mdrmcre5 @ctter
uuo iriide iiioIihc @tnOe.
Der 6ohitc G6ermomctcriton0 mar
Is @ruO mn 3 llbr Nod)mittog3.
Ger u%icorigItc S~bcrmometcritano
nan 30 @roO nm I llbr W|orgcn3.
Mittlcrcr @oromctcritonN 3033.
Ger nicoriQitc G~6ermometcrltono
DER lcttcn 81 Stlmocn IN uud)foIgel.
ocn StG0tcn mar, mic iolAt: Gait.
port -, triib; Yortluno ii, trilb;
Bolton IS, flor; Nlboitb IA, tIur;
Mem 9ort 30, fIur; Ebiluoelpbio IS,
triib; Itlontic-Gi %. flor; @oib.
inoton 2G, triib; Norfolf 3S, tlur;
Charlotte "a, FLAIR; @ilminqton 81,
flor; Gburleitou rs, flor; SopOnnub
rs. flor; %udioupiac 81, tritb; Sllpt'
ter GA, trii6; Sen @cit 6S, flar; At'
lonto A, fInr; montgomery 36, tlor;
Ncm- Orleans 81, flor; EoIeItine "a,
fIor; @oIpcitou So, trii6; Corpus
G6riIti IS, triib; MempbiS 50, flor;
Cincinnati IS. flor; EittSburG 40,
trii6; 08mcgo a, trii6; @lfiolo 81,
triib; Glcpeluuo II. flor; Detroit II,
fIor; 2llpcnu 30, tlor; Worqucttc Al,
triib; @rccn Ban 36, flor, Chicago
40, flur; 0ulutb 36, tIor; ct. Eaul
IS, fIor; ct. 2ouis 4G, flur; &on-
io5-GitD 80, flor; Srron %, triib;
@i5mard 26. triib; @iQiiton 26, triib;
SABRE 81, triib; 9clena 50, triib
Gult 2ofc 46, triib; 0cnper %, flor;
Nortb @lottc -, flor; Amorilo 3G,
flur; Sos 2lngclcS 80 FLAIR.
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(32l)

Son Secun0 @ofen. Ter
Gumpfcr oGoiicI~ pom Norooeutifen
@loub, Gopt. Getrrmouit, tom gcitern
aui Der 6obrt BON Bremen nod BAL,
timorc in Netp.9 )orf al uno miro ont
SomtoN Nbcno bier crportet. Nh
@or0 ~beionoen iid) 1884 3miihcn,
beds. mno sc Gaiiiten g Yuiiogierc.
Bon bicicn limo % &oiiiten- II. 1916
3lpiidcnocdS d. Foiio0ierc nod Dol.
tiluore beitimmt. 9rci lo0cSf0Qe
e~rci9ncteu itd mGbrcn0 Der Rcil2,
9ie @citorbencn iin6 &allmon &ooo-
lit, fl Sabre alt, Socob @inoridS, 60
Sabre olt un0 Wtid)oel Wotbfo, cin
Sobr olt. NIlc hrei lprroen uui no.
Der See beitottct,
auS Hefu, Norf miro mitoctbciIt:
Nidlt ipenigcr ais 1900 3%tpiitenoed5,
Guiiagicre, Die mabrcno oeS 0rfunS
OoS muerniinitige Nniinnen gum
Seifnen Der Sufcu mo @onQueoe
itelten, mas nit elmer llebcriIutbun0
Oes Shiffsraumes gleihbe0euten0
aelpeien mare, bate Ger 2lopOoom.
pier .6ronffnrt" an 9orO. Oeiien Ser,
ip0tilng lid ollf etluo u Stunoen
i%telte.
9ie Eriifung ser Arbeit ser bieii.
gen Snipeftoren bon 0nmpibootelr
Bat om lebten Monta9 b%egonnen. Sic
Griifung lit cine Oirefte 5oI9e Ser
.Slocum" -9ataitropbe in u -Dort
I'M lebten CONNER.
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8enninaS : Hcnnen.

Sir Die &erbitremen 0eS o@ai6.
ington Sodep-GIub8," 9eanpooo.
Station, an @o6entogen bonn II.
Nobember bis 3. 0e3ember. Spe3ioI.
3ug nit mgebdngtem |arlorpag9on
perlGBt an Sogen Ser &ennen llnion-
8obnbof 1910 Nodm., an Eenuipls
punio-2Goe .Station ollf Ser @iu- unO
Giidfabrt unboltenO, mo febrt
no6 ben Hennen 5uriif. 6abrforteu,
einidlieBlif @intrittS Coupon, iper.
ben sur State bon $3.50 oerfauit mers
hen; 9iiItig MIR fir Sic Sin- uno
&iidfabrt ouf Dem S~pe5iuI3uae am
Gage 0es Serfnuf8.
1891 ,2,4,7,8,3t,4,5,S
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mrnb nuroe olS SeItnmentSoolitrc.
der ernannt.
&lage a6gemteen
9ie @ei6morenen tpieien geitern
cine SdaoenerioBflage ouf $4,000,
bon Nlireo SauDlep gegen SuliltS
0ines & Cons ongeitrenat, nb. Der
aIGger, 10 bebauptete ieine Mutter,
luuroe Don ciuent Angciteqtcu Der
6iruo 10 in Sd)refen perfect, hoB
ieine @eiunObeit lit.
Gin 0reis ms Sci GuQni 8
geion0t.
Sadion &onnigaH Elm alter Wum
nit ibneemeiBcm Soar, mllroe gcitcrlt
pom 9tidter @rigbt megcn 0iebltoblo
in pier S0QcH ouf Is Wtonote nod
Dem 0cfdguiB Geionot. Gr bate
@ert5eltgc aus bier &%cubouteu I'M
9%run0biItritt geitoblcu. &om @c-
idgniB aus rid)tete Der Mite cin lons
ges ShreibeuL IN mclhcm CT Den
&idter nm Yfil0e bittct, Oo ieda Stint
Der bon i6nl ~o6bGngig limo.
8icr neue Gorporottonen.
Die og8bitc Souie Manufacturing
Company" lplrr0e 0citern bon Den
$50. u. ellis EbompoinL Nrtblr ..
Ycregop, Nrleu Is. Metculf Charles
Sdelberg mo @olter 8. Goult nit
einem &opitol bon $1,000 incorporirt.
Gin @leid)cS gcifob nit DER
oWorplon0 Storage Gonlponp," oe.
rem aopitoI St5O,000 betrGgt. Gle
Sncorporotorcn iino Die $50. &. Clan
EimonuS, MoDor Don Baltimore, 5.
Sronf Sbompion ", SoStcQ (5obns
ion Benjamin Z. ScnOcrion, &obn
Hcomoo0, eugene @recmpop uno
6rant .. Smith.
Der o@elpiOcrc.Ghtb mlr0e fir
acleai6aftIi6c 3mede BON ben @0.
9totbon @ciQcr, @m. $. NomiItorL
Meper @urBberGer, &oiepb $. NiiQcr
mo Mnior ". SoncS incorporirt.
Die st Clement 2itcrorp 4iiociu.
ton" muroc cbcnfolS 0~citcrn bon
Den $50. Geo. :. Ncrbert, Nntbonp :.
&arle, Charles :. ErcQer, NidoloS u.
RouluS, &omea %. &oeitler, gilbert
VI. 9umler mo Nntbonp s. SocQcr5
inCurporirt.
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SbaIia-M Gnnerdor.
8rOfe bnmoriltiide Nbenonnter'
galtnng
Sunntag, ben 20. Hpuember,
III Der y@ur,uGrts-Salle,N 734 @eit'
2rrinstunitraRe. (31S,24,5)

8eitorbeu. Sr. Mnoreas
@odlter itorb eeitern in leirer gSob-
nune, Nr. 2221, gIier.S troBe I'M
Ilter bon 70 Sobren. gr birterlaBt
bier SGbne uno pier Sodter, pter5l9
Gntelfinoer uuo sfpei llrenfel. Sellie
Satin ging linn Dor odt Sabrelt lill
Sooe poron, besgleihen Elm SoDli Il.
5loei Sodlter. gr por III Sberfrail'
Zen, Sopern. aebpren. Seine Seer'
oigung finoet arn Montag, Den y.
Nopenber bon Der Ser5 Seiu.airfe
ans ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Stat Sunrnicr.
p@ermania : MGnncrdur."
Sienltag Ibcnb, ben %. Noucm6cr.
Gle Sfatipicler wilfOmmen.
G3941

9oIemnn'S II n9liidStag 4.
- 2ufe Coleman, BON 9tr. 1929,
9onfitroBe, lpuroe geitern Morgen
in Der oltlihen Eoli5eiitution bon
Squire" Eadaro Inn S. uno Soften
b%eitroit, lpeil er iid einen &ouid 5u.
aelegt botte. gIs CT lid ihon irei
mobnte, erldien 5arrp 2epin bon Nr.
1888, Observation-Disclosures, Dor oenl
Roli5ririhter uno flagte Coleman
an, $3.50 untcr falid)en @n9oben BON
ibm erlouNt 81 baben. Nodbem
Coleman Dem 2epin ole $3.50 5uriif,
9egebeu bate, fab er Iih enbIid frei
uno briidte iid 10 ibnea ais mooIid
aus Der Eoli5eiItatton.
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nabc Charles. StrnRe.

SS3 itr @nSutticn an
gcbotcn. - Sin Girfulur, OuS
bclltc perionOt meroen iol, bietct Ocn
Nttion6reu Der nGonioIioirtcn @uS-
Comp" $S3 pro 2lntbcil iiir ibrr
Ntticu an. Gin Wlitolie0 einc8 bic.
Iigen @onfbmIicS, ooS an Dem So1-
Del betbeiIigt lit, ioate, ooB alien 2If-
tion0ren cine @eIegeubeit gege6cu
mcr0eu miiroc, lire 2(ntbcile 5lt Der
f%utfen. Die Offerte mare, mcnn &c.
modt, fir n Stumoen giiltiq u1b
aegcn @nor mO nidt gcgenllmtuti6
on0erer SefuritGten. @ie geiogt
miro, lit oieier gnfoltf Der SbeiI ct-
mes @loneS, oie as Gompognie nit
Der ollniteO electric 2igbt & Goner
60 SIT perihmcl5cn, an Dem aopi-
t%aliiten BON gtem-Yorf, 8biloocIpbio
mo Bolton intereiiirt iin0.
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SINS title Grab geienft.
Die iterblide Siiue Der 6rou 9[nno
&oblfin8, geb. Sroft, milroe geltern
gtod)mitta9 unter 3ablrei6er Bethel.
ligung bonn Srauerbouie, Scr. 1903,
NIblano . Auenue, aus ouf Der y2oit.
Don : Borf . Cemetery" sur leBten
Hllbe beitottet. Yoitor Sugb u.
gldler omtirte, uu0 ais 9obrtudtrG.
ger fun9irten Die $50. Sol. 8erlod,
s. Soldier, s. 8ronnan, ". @rof,
Gurif mno Sobnion. Inter ben
3oblreiden 8lumengepinben. tpelde
am 8robe nieOergelegt muroeu, be.
fanoen iid Elm 4iiien bonn @ittner
iino Den 8inoern; &ron5 bon 6rou
%. 8auernidmiot; Infer ulo &als
~nlen5mei9e pom yImericl5 . Glub";
gebrod)ene S1llle bon @o. &roft mo
6nmilie; leerer Stubl bon 9rall
Inna &roft; ToImen5peiae ponSSrol
Gonroo Strait; arell5 bon Srn. q.
Sung mo anoere @emin0e bon Srn.
unO 6rou @. 9. Mebin9er, 0rn.
uno Srou W. @eler, Srn. mo 6rau
Sac. Soldier, Srn. mo 3rou $.
&reioer, George u1o glnna @unoel,
Sobn @elfe uno Srolt, &eno aird)-
geBner, Srn. uno Srou Stein, bon
ben Ingeitellten Ser ySreb. 8ouer1t-
idmiot 9rou.Go.", Srau 9reiting
itnb Eodter, Srn. uno Srou Sobn
aroit, s. g. Sung, Srn. uno Srau
6. @eelbaar, Srn. uno Sron Sp.
@ebr, Srn. ltno 6rou Glib. &orp-
munn, 5rm s. Spccr, Sri. Soo
Sung, Sp. S6offer itno Satin II. q.
Q d. 10 bbuoen 9eiiter.
- Sn Der oltlifen Eoli5eiitotion
piiroen geitern Orei angeblife BE.
Iiber bon Shmibbuoen Dem Squire
Eodoro porgefiibrt. Aae 0rei mllr.
ben Dem @eridJtsueriobren iiberpie-
len, neil lie Oas @eieb gegeu Sdmib-
buoen iibertreten batter. IS maren
Dies: Sam. 9auoer BON Hr. 1876,
Siio-Si9bitraBe; Socob@oloitein BON
9tr. 1870, 0ou9bitraBe, nno StnnlS-
lalls 0orlts bon alice Anns II. Bond
Strobe.
Ius Baltimore Gountp.
= 3ie Electric Yorf utlo grbibltion
60" por geltern I'M Sreisgertdt tlir
Baltimore : County 81 Soip'on oes
Sonntags 4. Gerfaufs geiltiger Sc
tranfe ongeflaet. Die Sltrp fonnte
iib nidt eiitiaen uno 10 ipnroe Der
Sal a%bgeiuieiet.
= 6rau &utb Weefs, Satin bon
0apio Wieefs, cine Der 1lteiten 9es
mobnerin bes Gatapsco-Ned, ltarb
um lesten Gienitae slbeno ploblif,
ais lie bon einem 9eiud)e in berg8ob-
nung oeS Srn. Snmes lambert 81
Grange, 5uriiffebrte. Gin Ser5lei=
ben mahte ibren Sebeu cin Gnbe.
Sic binterl1Bt pier 9inoer.
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Sdiffsfartcn BON nnS. naf SentidJ.
lanb. Nea

Bon Baltimore Bis Sremen: Sea.
liite $42.50 uno $44.50, 3pii6enoef
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3miidenoed (fiir olle
Ealiagiere) $34. Sbep. $. Sicner
q Gu., 3immer Ger. 3, III Dit
Serington Str. @eloiped)iel un0
@elolen0ungen. (323-l
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S60tlidlc llufGlC,

Smnucl 9onf5 o,trd Gin aui i'm tol-
lenoeS Sol3itiid getoOtct. 6ieI
bonn oberen stodmcrf 0ca 0nniel
W'ider'i6cn @ebduOca CHI Sop'
fins = &Gocc. Ger Ncger Gbo.
mas Gbofc inter Sdgcipdbnen
crltidt.
Gin unfou, ser ocm 40 Sabre al.
ten SonIeI 8onf8 pom gtr. 4O8, So.
noneritraBe, bos Qcbcn %foitete, erci9-
nete lid qcftcrn Nahuittag I'M 122
ltbr om Sopftns EIocc im 9ranb0i
thrift. Sr. 8onf2 0jnA in @eieIl-
lhott Scr Serrcu EcrcD $. Sltdcr
bon Hr. 42G, Gi2Qujt6itroBc, unO 8.
$. 9rpNen bon Nr. 1928, Sobniou-
ltroBe, ben Sopfiu3 E(Hcc entInug,
ais aus Dem obcrcu Stodlperfc oe0
Tiir Die 9onicl MiQcrsGo. crridtetcn
groBen 2~ogcr9ouic2 gr. % bis 30,
SoptinS-EIocc Gin ihncrcS Sol5Itiid
olit Dos Srottoir bcruntcr gelault
fam un0 Ser Vonf3 olIf Den &opf
itno Serrn Tltdcr mtf Sen FIRM trof.
Serr 9ontS brad lhutIo8 5uiammen
mo lultroc in ser Nm6ulon5 0e5
mIttlcrcn Stotion5bouie3 nod Dem
Stoot SoipitoI gc6ro6t, 100 eS ltt)
berouSItelte, ooB CT cilcn S60oel-
brild erlitten bottC, Dem CT mcnigr
Strn0cn ipdter CrluQ. &crr Eltder
lpllr0c nidt perlcbt. Wcbrcrc Nrbci'
ter tbeilten Scr EoIi5ci nit, Dab So
lepb Henb, SO Sabre alt, BON Nr.
23OS, 0It-JopettcitroBc, uno Geo. ".
2iap, 80 Sabre oGt, Don 9}r. G20, Gits
dcrItroBe, oie in bcnt @c60uOc tbGti9
luorcr1, bitten 0oS Sol}itild ans ocm
6enIter gcmorfen, mo lie mlroen ou
rollf oitf cincn @eie6l pom Eoli5ci.
rid)ter Grammar fcItgcnonmlcn mo
liBen icbt i'm mittIcrcn Stotion8bmls
ie, oltf Den MuSQong 6cS SlQueltca
fuarteno, Scr bellte Nbcno 1tottfinoen
miro, inter oem @oriib BON Coroner
Sab0en. Giter ser bci0cn Mdnncr,
Serr Eenb, Iogt, lie b1ttcn hos 0ol5-
itiid nibt oits Dem 6cnIter aemorfen,
iouoern eS lei ihrCn SGnoen entglit.
ten.
II efpGbucncrit dt.
Nuf cigentbitmlidc Meiic fam ges
tern Der 10 Sabre olte Neger Ibo.
mos Gboie in Der S6gemiibIe Der
6irma George s. Sloon uno 9rlls
Ser, Gr. %, SIt.gorreitrobe, nm oaS
Seben, in0em er INTER einem Suifen
S1geipobnen eritifte. Sn ser So
BRIT befinoet ii6 cine &ummer, IN
meld)er Die Hobren, meld)e Ole SGge-
ipd6ne ouffin9ett, %einIollfen, INN BON
bier aus ouf Die &eIIelr1lumc per
tbeilt gu rueroeit. Gboie botte MN
Die gufgabc, Die SdgeipGbne peg3ll.
idorfeln, mo 5tuor ioa CT bel oieier
Irbeit lebr gemonot 0etpeien iein.
8eitern Wforaen um Z llbr begob lid
GboIe in Die 9ummer uno ultroe felt
Der Belt ni6t mcbr lebenoig geieben.
I'm H2S llbr iudten 5luei Hoiienge.
noiler, mclde in Der SGaemiible at.
bciteten, mad GGoIe uno fonoen oen.
lelben inter einem Soltfen SGge.
lpubnen begroben. gr mar oltger.
IfeinIid idon I0ngere 3eit toot.
Sermutbli6 bate Der Neger BEL ser
Irbeit einen Obnmo6tsonfoQ uno
murbe inter Sen mulien6oft cinitr0.
men0en SGgcipGbncn bcgroben.
Spfcr eineS 9erufS.
Ger 36 Sabre olte Benjamin =.
Gbelps bon Sopoge, Mo, mllroe Qe.
itern in Dem Mt. Glare 6rodtbabu-
bof 5lpiihen 5lpei @nagonS cin9c.
flenmt, foml ieoo6 nit unerbebIid,en
Gerlebungen oauon. Gr mllroe nod)
Dem nSrantIin : Sqllore Soipitol"
gcbrodt.
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Gcnns'S feline aer1itcte Gaffces

iperOen IN allen Staottbeilen bon
Baltimore nerfauft. Die b~or3iislide
Snalitdt unO maBigen Hreiie MAIDEN
oieIeIben gerabe5u beriibmt.
6. 9.aenng ST., Slice, Gaffec, 5uder
W~pril5 iOi
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0Gdite Grfnriion mad Ebiiaoelpbia
Milminatpn nno Gheiter

nuf Der nBenniplpania e%iienbabu"
pirb am Sonntag, ben 27. aiopem.
Der, ifattfinben. Der Spe5ial5ng per.
Idi,t ben llnion-g abnbof nm 8 ubr
gormittoas. Gunoreiie: 9biIaoeI.
pbia $500 GbeIter $3.50; Wilming-
ion $500. CPD
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Sette @cltamSitcanmas G~rfnriiun

olif Der ~Eenniplpania Giieubabn"
am Mittlpodl, oen %. Nopember;
rnlr $t7 fir Die Iunoreiie, 3ebn.
tagige 6obrfarten MIR in Goad)es
giiltig. slbfobrt BON Baltimore,
linton : 9abnbot IL llbr Wittaes.
Bette @%elegenbeit, ct. 2ouis SIT be.
luf)erl, ober Die misunderstanding 81
IoIh' duBerlt nieorigem 8reiie 81
Ieben. (323,5)
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Snlins Sebbcl, oeutider Gboto9rapb,
321 81 0an Strafe.
9abinetbilber MIR 81 prO 9mtenS.

&abtnctbilOer nitr 81 pro SntenS.
Sn emoiuirten obalen 9iloern iino
i6one Neibeiten ertpGbnenspertb.
2~ebensgroBe photographer uno
fiinitlerii6 p~ollenoete Gopien alter
9ilOer in Grapon, @aiierfarben, Del
uno Baiten elm Spe3iaIitGt.
Dian Dcr9eiIe nidpt, nur5nipreden.
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Giebfaber cines anten 3eriteniafteS
baben feline llriohe. anoere 9iere oils
oiejenigen Der rImerican grnuerei"
5u trinten. 9eiu anoerpGrts aebrau'
ties Bier iibertriift eS on @iite. Ser
iudlt es. Site 81. 9ruuerei 9r.
1i04-1i2S, Silen. Str. Gel. 6. &
y. 36i, Wb. 1891. (324
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ltntcr6altunas . @catueiIer.

n@uFl @ibCmts." 49, 2leIe ggo6e oGbe
GbtpbCro NtUG".
,Gbair's xbcater," - Siefe aeo6c Abe
Gtrunpe Nooculurcs Of ltiB NrOtpn".
,punioantrnbtu .Sbcater," Siefe gEo0c
,gtCu 3 Bells.
nTOrb'o Spernbaus." - Dicfe 98obe ngc'
furrcCtiOu".
Wiar0IanorSG catcr." - Sicie lSOGe tdGli6
3luei Observation-Disclosures
pAnoiturtum." Sicle gEOde aEtutrIO'
&hirlO".
rslanrD's sbcater." - 2tcte @O6e Scr
Ntan ltdrriuQe".
.saoruin,0idHnerdur." - W}ontul, ben 81.
Goucmbcr. 5rueiies gruBes GoH8crt nnb Bal! IN
her a6iQbldubtOpn gCa6cnln.
,NtbCttCrs WtdrHcrdlur." SonIih9. hcH ~
&Ducmbcr, S]ttituuG9icit In Der p"erTinH'''
NtuHucrdhurH0uuc.
sWcrmauia WidnncrdlO " - 0ienitdg Tbetlo,
ben ~. Eoucmbcr. Zfui luuruiCr
,%OCrmaHiu. GunrtCtt'NIub. ~ SoHnida, oell
20. 0uucmbcr. Grubc bumoriiiiibe HbeIloilI'
fcihulumd i'm .Surlcn Fart"
SmhucijCrsl'crcin." UtuniuG, otil -. 40
bender @rijtltfcicr in AlicicnbcrHa Qdlc,
.Ehs8ultinurcr WieEaCr llntcTlt. sVcrein -
SnluliaG. hcI -. yiOucmbtr, GroBea Nnllerll
rotten i'm .EuricOa Earl"
,6crrouton Nrbcitcr NidmnCrhOr. IDtons
tna. ben ~. J,uucmbCr. brittle HbenoltlierDal
tlnd NH Nuu in Der SrobliunrNaue"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

@oupernellr @urfielo miro
nG6iten Mtittlpod bel ser GntbiiQlmg
elmer @eoenftufel I'M ulten @erid)tS.
gcbGuoc in Ireoerid cine Nniprod)c
boltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
8elOicnonnscn nad 9entidlanO uno
Scitrcid

81 "a Gents pro Marf uno 201s
@ents pro arone. Yorto ertru.
8efiel ausgeitelt oilf ale Gbei-.
Der 8eIt. 9iaiee S6iffSforten put
uno mad 9eutidlaito. Sbeo. s..
9iener & &c., ia Sit-2ering
ton.Str. 3immer Scr. 8. Q8O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

Ter aaSen fir Iauusr uuO auabsu.

9eoenft, ooB sic 6oiiung niemols
oen 0iomonteu modt - unier 2as
ben mag nidt 10 groB oocr 10 gon3
III Die Nugcu foQcno ieiu, obcr Die
aleioer icIbit limo ole bciten iertigcu
Horocrobeu in 2lmerifu.
SnS 9Uiortimcnt mufubt ale ucucn IRus
teriGlten %ioiuobl, ME 6nrben uno 5aco1s
ftr Den lStnter 19O4-t0O5.
limo oie tmcrc Scitc ser alei.
oungsItiide, sic pcroedte 9(rbeit uno
OoS 6lttcr, lit b0Qiq 10 gut, ruie Die
NllBenieitc Der OutcruOc, 5uiric.
oenIteuenoc @ebrolH lit ebcnio bon
Der S6neiocrorbeit ruic bon oen N}o-
tcrialieu obbGngig!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
nnb Sunntaa.GrfnrIionen

mad @aibington 1925 nuf Der
ygenniploanio 8obn." giQete iino
fir Die &iidfabrt bis Sonntag
abeno giiltig. gGe 3iige, ben
Congregational 2imiteo" oiiseenom
men. (isSr&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

Grbaltcn ncnc Scuouugcu Oun
&bcin- nnS MOiel.M cinen. Gna.
litGt %garantirt nnO icnOet fir Grcis.
LITE. rSudsb6bIc," &r. 403, @eIt.
SeringtOnsS traFe. (3245,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Niir bns nploenc Nndl

IN r6eitcr VI d nncrd o r."
Stiftun0Sfcit.
Sountag, orn 20. NOucmbcr.
y@crmanin WGnucrdDur : tNallc,"
CPD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

SOnlmt bcutc! Hrtra.@crtauieprrIunul uuS
prompte ScOiruunG,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19


len.
Der Neger 8iIiom Groctor, elm
SonobrieftrGocr IN Erince @eorgc'5
GountD uno Dor einiaen Sogen in
Upper Worlboro' luegen augebliher
9eraubung Der Eoit nm $93.7t IN
Gbed@ uno $50 in 0oar p~erboftet,
lpurOe geitern BON Gommiiidr &ogers
Den 9unoeS. @roBgeidymorenen iiber.
pieIen. Sroctor 5erltorte Die iGbeds,
beblelt aber oos @elo; er beiorgte Die
Eolt 5miihcn @roome uno Hotting-
bont.
Wotbilbo Snlep, cine Iegerin,
miro li6 Dor Dem 9unoeSaeridt me
gen ongebliden MteineibS perantipor.
ten milllen. Sic muroe geitern IN
Selpobrlom 9enommen, ipeil tie an.
9ebltd fuliflih beibpor, tic Jet Die
SSlttlue bon @m. 9. @rob, eines
llnlon'Seteronen, nm cine Eetrlion 81,
erlail9en. sic loQ aber ~tbatlad)lid)
o'e 9eld)leoene Srou BON Soiepb On.
lep iein.
etn tur5eS Z eitament.
Sos Seitament Der am 8. Nouem.
Der aeltorbenen Catherine SamiIton
miiroe 9eltern I'M @aiiengeridt beltd-
tigf. Solielbe beitimmt, bob ibr Ser.
mo9en Dem @eiebe nod aur gertbei.
mug fonlnien Iea. 0r. @uitap Sieg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-27

iy refused to make wigs Of ordinary actors of those he considered in Fnat despairiug light It was only when he believed in the future of an actor or when an actor had arrived that he felt inclined to use his art to aid the player. He was real autocrat. and his judgment and work always could be relied upon Implicitly. Hl4 death was sincerely mouFned by a set feet ana admiring circle of London nc tors.
 Probably the most picturesque wig maker of today Ia Clnrkson, a London CT. who calls himself 'wigmaker to the queen" because he is annually called or ''commanded" to furnish wigs for the tableaux vIvants which are features oi the season at Windsor Castle.
 One day ATr. Dodson met Clarisos and asked him if he'd been to the new production of Trees the night befoFs, clarkson said he had, and Dodson ask cd:
 ''Was 1t a success. do you thinkg
 "Oh, great" answered the enthu- siastic CIarkson. You couldn't see q Ioinl" which to the initiated meant that every wig was so parfect that the audience could not distinguish where the players forehead met the viz hand.
 On one of cIarkson's visits 10 wind sor Castle he most inopportunaly trod upon the corna of the Princess Beat rice with such energy that the royal lady gave vent to most explosive ',DamnP' This 80 stunned the wig maker that he forgot to apologize. and hurried to London to proclaim the news that the Princess was human being after alL though he'd never gus- peeted it.
 Mir. Dodson recently, sis really as great as the difference in taiiors or chefs or friends or anyone else whose general common sense makes or mars our happiness"
 It Is MT. DOdson's intention to eith- CT bequeath or donate his collection to some American theatrical institution.