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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
Mus benz SunerR MarD[auS's uRS
ben aHgren5en6en Staaten.

lftultg nermlt-
tbet.
&n Der 9tdbc bon Beau, Nontoo.
mcrD Gotuttu tuuroc 0a3 Nou4 og3
6ormorbcitcrS Glou G0marOs AMI
mpitcrioic @ciie IN @rauo ocicBt.
Dor cilligcr 3cit cridlicn Elm 9tcocr
Dor 0cm &oltic 1tno |ucrlun0tc ctlpo5
81 cIicn. Gic Jrou crtldrtc ocrnirl.
ben, ooB lie 9tid)t3 babe, uno Scr 9tc.
ger giug crit lucg, oils Ole 9Srau ctncu
Rcnolpcr 500. Ger SdnUor}c err
tldrtc, oab cr iidI ooiiir ridden luer-
DC. NlS Die 6rou mo Sinner on1
lelbct Gage lpGtcr in cincm benud,.
bortcn 6cloc orbcitCtcn benlerftcn
tic HollW III ibrcm @alic, un0 ais
lie 5lriidtcbrtcn, ionOcn tic, OoB Sc.
monO &obIcn0l iibcr Sen IlBboocn
1e9ollcn mo ou2 Del in 9runo Qc.
lett bate. Ter NcQcr lit Petroleum.
Den, 0odJ iuctn cr eupiift miro, ocbt
~ tpHl IpJlNuJl,
Mor0er bc9cbtS clbit-
mor0.
Sll @rccncoitlc bel &uacr8tppn
bat iid @iQiom Softer IN Ocm6auic
lelller Wtllttcr erid)oilcu, ol2 cr mcoen
GrmorO1n9 Oc9 9}cQcr$ 9loinc gSbi.
ting ucrbaftct mcr0en iuutc. Die De
borocn bottcn cine 9clo6umQ uon
%lOO olf icinc &crboitunQ olt&QcicBt.
Srot Dor ctnCu ur0Crcn
Bug.
@lli ocn @clciicu Der Baltimore,
Ohio 9obn" bel @orrett, Nucqum
Golrntp, luuroc Oo9 10 Sabre oltc
Sri. Stella @ompc, cine @9oiic, bon
cincn 3uge Qct0otct. ais tic nit ci.
ltcm irmgcn MoWnc oli Dem g9cle
sur Stride NOR. Go9 8oar trot Don
elllcm @clciic ans Dem gScgc zines
ent0cAclfomncnOcn 3uAcS, II. SPAR
0irctt Dor cinrn bintcr ibucn her.
fonmcnocn BUG, Der jlnqc Ntom
cntfnm mlpcrlett, bod Dem M40dcn
mltr0e 0aS 8cnif qcbrohrl.
lbitmoro zines Eclc.
gropbcn Irbcitcr&.
8ei BartbolopS in 6rcocrid 3 So.
rpllrOe III cinem @ebol5 ser 2eihnam
0eS Telegropben = IrbeiterS 9oniel
Sofiman crbGrgt uufQcfunoen. Ger
Wtonn bate iid p%ollitGnoig ettfcioet
nnh einen Strid ollS ieinem Semoe
geno6t. Seine 6iiBe berii6rtcn mo-
bc5u Ben G%r0boocn.
Gin probateS MitteI.
Sn ser NGbc bon Clifton, Gecils
Gountp, Qob ir9cn0 &en1ano Robcrs
.. Nibion, eincm %prominclltcn 9iir.
ger, oen Hatb, gcgen otn Gbcumati@.
mltS bciBe5 Seroiinol on5mcnotl.
Nr. Wibion lcBtc cine adnipe nit &;=
rolillGl oltf Den Sftil, lint cS bciB SIT
MAIDEN. ltuO ais Cr oonod Qriff, NM
ca 6lt b%enuBelL crplohirte Der StoIf
ltnO pcrbronntc Srn. 0ibiou oeror
fig, BOB or idmcrlid NIT Dem &ebelt
0auonfununlen miro.
Hroh ii N ii @cit Sir
9inicn.
Iic 0icr6rulcr ru0 Spiritltoicrs
b0ll0lcr III Cumberland iino out Dos
SodItc iiber Die hobe Spirituoiens
Stercr in @cit > &irginicn ortige,
regt. Hud) cineml rclten 8cieBc, 0oS
ndd)ites Sriihiobr in aroit tritt, mil
len ndnlid Die 8icrbrulter unO Spi'
ritlloienbdnblcr, menn tic III Dem be
nod)bnrtcn @cit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tbun mollcn cine Stcucr bon $500
pro Snbr be5ablerl.
II nbefonntcr iiber / q brcn.
9ci @citcrnport, Nleganu . Gouh'
tn, lit cill llnbctnnntcr nllf Der Nclt,
@irginia = Gcntrol : @nbn" ilbcrtob'
rct uuo get0otet morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05

*"S Ser nS6oIio WGnilerd)or",
Der itets olrf ieine llnterboItungen
oas oclttid)e Yltblifum 6cfrieoigt, er,
6ffnet feline biesjGbrigc Soiion ont
Somltaq bcn 8. Sftober, ourd cine
bllnloriitiIhe I6eno : ltnterboltlng
lit Der nv&oriu1rts . Soae," Nr. 73l,
8elt : 2eringtonitrabe. Der Sor'
Itono oeS Gereins bot sic Irronge.
mentS nit ieinem T~roiioenten M.
@altber an Ser Spite uno ieinelit
Sefretdr @eorg Simnlclheber an Der
Seite iibernommert, nnb bis iett o1c
Sebel i'll 9eiuegin19 9eiebt, oteien
I6cnb 5u cillem ed)tclt 8alu Ybcnb
81 MADDEN. @r, Grit. Mnpcr, Or
ipobIbefannte aonifcr, ionic Der.
id)icocllc Mnhere, iuelde fir bcl1
Nbenb gcDonnen pllrbcn, mirfen
NIT. Ger aS6alio M1nnerd)or"
miro lllrter 2eitung ieines tiid)tigel
Giriaenten Grof. 5. Eodc perid)ieoe.
lie Ghorc portraeen, unb 0rof. Soliis
Wil,ter'6 Srdeiter miro eon5crtirclt.
Ger .Sbalia Mdnncrdor" Ioott
hermit ipe5iell ieine 6rennoc uno
0orner Gin sic Sniion, beaillncnS
am 8. Sftobcr, iuiirbig nit ibrn 1T
bcgcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05

NcucS Is t d 8 c ii /
.Sohu6 SoptinS." Dos
1iclle @eb0uoc iilr Gbirrrgic. iueIdco
oui Den @runOItildcn oe9 nSobuS
Nopfma' @oipitola" erridtet nor.
ben lit, mo Die 8eoenftoiel oe$ Or.
Seize 2o3eor iolcu beutc o"iiijicll CT
0iinet uer0en. u. 9a5ear MAJ CT
ner Der @Ier5te oeo @oipitols, murbC
bonn IrGiioenteu Mcainleu nit Or.
Molter RGeo uno 0r. Sones Gar
roll ernonnt, nm Die llrIod)en bc%
0elben 6ieber5 IN Cuba 5u mterll.
den mo MetboOeu sur SefompiunQ
beIieIben 81 iinoen. Sicrbei erlol
Or. 2o3eor ielblt Dem 6ieber.
Die Grofimunasicicr be9imlt mi!
elmer Nniprad)e ScitclS 0eS Hid)ter&
&cnrp 2. NorIon BON Baltimore 1t
on0CrG Nniprudcn mrrOcn gebnltcl'
bon Or. gSu. 2. @olitcoo, OF. g.
y. Stepenion bon Der Cornell Ncr5tc-
SduIe ulo Or. Clifford Glnlt
bon 2onoon. Gam fol9t ein 2unid)
mo iooom oie Gutbiilutg ser Ge.
Oenftaicl 81 Gbren oeS Or. 2uScar
Dpbei gleitliaIls Neoeu gebolten
iper0en. AbenOs nm 129 llbr miro
Or. 4ubutt Die mebiSiniide St)uIc
oes 4oipitaIS nit elmer Aniprafe
er0finen.
DDS leuc @eb1i,oc lit pieritodi9.
ans gaditeillen crbaut uno ~toitetc
$4,000. Gs iii neileiter Gonitrllt.
ton nno nit alien ianitdren Gin
riftuneen perieDen. Ter Opera.
tionSiool i'm britten uito plcrtelt
Gtodlperf lit 40 5ub bod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
rGcnnigluania GiienbaBn."
0clte Mpntc nadl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Die ugemniplpania G%iienbaDn,"
sic @uItcr.g iienbabn BON glnretffa,
bietet oen lmfongreidItcn 3ugolenlt
nod Der demonstrating. cinifIieBs
lid, oeS st. 2ouis 2imiteb," OeS am
pontommeniten ousgeitottetcn 3ugeS
spii6en Dem Oiten uno ser 8eltallSs
IteQungsitaOt. Sem Grtro-SabrgcIO
nod ct. 2ouiS. Spreht nit Sidet-
Ngctten. (275,7,9,SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
Snlihs Scbbcl. bei.tider gbotosrapb.
321 ~ an.Etrake.

aabinetbilber nur ST pro sntenb.
Sn emoiIirten onoIen giIbern iinb
idone Neubeiten erp1bnensnertb.
SebensgroBe photographer unb
fiinItleriif oolenbete Gopien alter
DiIoer tn Grapon. WaIerfarben. Del
unb Boiten cine SpeaioIiiit.
Mau perseIie nidjt, pprsnfpreden.
(14O-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05

aIice uno Camilla Simpiou, gr
tic, goutb.S traBc Drainage, SIS;
I. 8. GlorF8, gtr. 720, @eit.9aItt
morc,S traBe, Drainage, unentaelt
lid;
". $. Hobcrts, Gintcr Nr. 2235
0}aoiiOn-Apcmc Groiuoac, $t3;
.Eintid Gomprciiing Co." Som.
oro. uro, Giten0.9 troBe, Drainage
$40;
Ironf grotpn gtr. 324, 1896 unH
32S, Nor0.GbarIc3 StroBe, 3rainaqc.
$40;
5. Y. Bed, Nr. 1911. GIiftous2Ipc.
Drainage pcrle9t, 1meutgeItIid;
). y. Bed, binter 1913, Clifton.
9lpenne, Drainage, $40;
5, 6. RiQcr, Jtr. 24OO, Ircocrtf.
HoQo, Drainage, uneutgeItIid;
=. 8. Spoloinq Nr. 1900 bis 1926,
9torosWfonroc-Str. groinoqc, $40;
&oniS q. Soptin3' Nu6Iob, Hr.
107 uH0 100, Sit,2omboros StroBc,
Drainage, 500;
2ouiS u. @opfin5' NodIo6, Nr.
101, @olocrion-S trobc, Drainage,
$50;
Gco. VI. 2inoinb & Son gtr. 80,
Sit-9oltimorc-Str., Drainage. $29;
SRI. aate Miler, Nr. 1871, @cIt
2erington+S troBe, Drainage, $50;
o@ops 2otin SdooL," 9rcuoro.Str IT.
n0roIi6 bon FrcIton-S trnBc, @oiicr.
G.loiet, So;
81. & O.-9obn-Go.," Elltolu,, note
montgomery. Strobe, Groinogc, ltl-
ent9eltlid;
@cnrp gSbite. Nr. 1t2, Siio- 6rcb2.
rid-StroBe Drainage, 500;
@m, 9ioa8, gtr. 1858, Yotteriot.
9Iocnllc, 8ellereingong, 1926;
SomcS 8enn, Nr. 1900, SltoIonItr.,
3lpei Grferfcnitcr, $500;
6rlS. Solllie 1tn0 Gmilp 0egart,
Nr. 6 ltnO 8, @eIt,9omboro.S traBe,
Scucrcingang, unentgcltlih;
Gborle8 Wnrfea, Or, 3 uno I, OIt.
2omborb.S troBe SonucnoofL So;
8. q, 8eblert, Nr. 514 NorosG6e.
Iter-StroBe, $500;
6ron &. ". @ol0SborouQb, Gar. 6
uno s, ct. 9ouI.S troBe, orei Seller.
Ginganac, 800;
3acob Sorris, Nr. 100, t24 1926,
1862, Mortet.S space, bier Sonnel.
bidder, SIS;
Srlr. 9ofer, Gar, 42t, greBtman
StraBe, 5omnenood, $3.50;
It1oretp q. SteelmolL @aei6cs,
nobe 6rcmont.S traBe, Steintreppc,
500;
Sole Gepoiit ono IruIt Comp. "
9tr. l0l, @eit.9oItimore.S troBe, BE
itibiil So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
SrcO. Seinemtau

bat Icine nelle 8%1tr5tpaarens 1nO
SernNen = Gobrit in GER. 1876, NorO-
Charles StroBc, er6iinet uno niiroc
e%rire,lt ieirt, ieile oertidcn 6rcunoe
III ieinem nclten un0 prGdtigcn
2o0en ST. 6egriiBeu. (278-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
Ni0ioe Weiic uadl 0eutidlanb.

Stiffsforten foiten iett nnr $40
fir 3iuiidJenoedsfarten Don 9alti-
more mad, Bremen. @eeen peiterer
Mugfunit penbe mar, iid) al 3beo.
S. Oiemer & 6 o., ia SIt-2er.
ington-S ctr. 3imnler Nr. 3. (fS0-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
Ncrnbaeietfe 9aiItenpreiie

pom Baltimore nad Bremen NIT
gNorooeutifen 2lopo" 9ompferu
S31, NIT 9ampfern. Moin." .Nbein"
nnb .Redar" $33. Ebco0or s.
9iener 6 o., ia OIt-ocrinatoll.
Sirabst 3immer Ger. 3. (237-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
9Ius OCm Rntbbauic.

morc-G bio,8ohn". Sdic02
ridtcr ilr Den Nufolli Der Nolicr
r0bren Der ,&altimore.Gotntp
@aiicr Comp" - &crlfie0cle@.
0aitorcn non io-@ojtimorc pro
tcitircn Qcgcu Ole Baltimore bt'
8ubn," lpcil oicicIbc oc@ 9fabt9 ale
StrnBrnfrc8lmQcu in jcncr Stoot'
QedcnO NIT ibrru 6roft}I9ct bio.
dirt. Die Eaitoreu i. Y. NcnnI9bdil-
len ppn ser orrtihcu cDdngeIlld-lll-
thcriiden q. elephant Stride, 20
itpr =. s. Striicn9 pom Ser ocltlhen
rpouo. -nth. Martiui STRIDE, Foltor
Sous @Irlt uolI Der 0clItlfcn cpolg.s
IutA. St. 2ltta2.Wirbc tta0 Bdltor
\. ). Nuoeriou uon Der SccltruBen.
Noptiitcn.aird @crid)icucn Ncitcrn i'm
l}apnra NiirCau lmo criltdltcn O}aUoc
Einaml3, iiir Sii0 Baltimore NIB
billie III ituficn. Sic inQtcn, ie Icien
52'U, .,1, rtGAt,, ~ gooGn,.
'n'3 ,,tAt ".,hf,,n,,c, roir h;o WoL
w. CtG, Gt,hn" n;n ct.,5,,,
,I~,%n,%r,o n,;4 ;h,.o,, 1rohh#nc,,
nL,t;n, 60 i,,,+o, 10 5o;c,, ,n,;,4o,,
,, >,a,, ,,,n nor ~,
,t,,o ;n,n5al,i;,, 0p,,nor 5i,,o.
=, ;,o4n, IA or5t -,
N;a M, Uo;nuj6,;t ,,c,no,, ans
o,,,, f,;no M6h;;Ifo orf,I,o
>,,.h >a,, -t,Shnath SIN 0rb6i,Ifo o..
]
,o,
o" Aioh.ih+or
CASA mrm. Wn,,oo ,rbo;4o4,
=. 81,
;n,
S'"',",I,," -" SS1G
'S a. "','"'' <,'a ' c1
"N~.'''''''I GV''''2 m 800 9S@n.
u" ~ - 1p, go 49,
N'''"'''" ~'"''''s"
~'a'9 1,''1, S,'Nr y',t.' mns.
0'''' "''' 80 o!',psn''' 60
"'I''"'' NV, "'1J' u,"ta,'' ''',".'
no'' ~" P'''|' '''ll'' y" WV"
r,,' 'Y'"''n "''p 'o,,." ~
wv p,o""''" ",'t''" "'''5 w.
wv t"''.e.l' up ~. Op"",,'.''' ~ ~"
800 's'I1'1' tl"N''',,"
n go m
$50, 49, mm.
s- @'"<
sV"'F"o"" o. N""s," - 49, W.: ~,
w .''''.'," n.y. 600 noo -
, m''i1P""'"H ">',"'". p'',.4'
p' rooe 900 'p'" '''' """' "N'''
o',''>"
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, w",n -, 49," O -
t.9 m,;uS m.n
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,;%t1ao%$,' :, =" n,t"r;,Ian
o. >t1uA+
a. u.Sa:f..;s4y
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u> NV ont m.m'., M5,' 49,
opa. Man-S,4, 80 a..
o nro7 On r,1g~,",t w" ~ a.",''. u''p ~,
10 'o,' >',''t o'' >''''''
~ ".'Vp'"'t "'' ~,nI'''' -.
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o'' S,'''''t' ul'5n'V"'', loV'oV 'uu)
pe'' SFu''oo.l'Flll 5llr'uiVotV"' H''
peF Glt,"u9Vl'cSlFuBc l'''o looVtl ~
w. az o'e No'ltI'rflln Sololl,e''o
Stoll Sop'L III "t' o"o-'oo ou'
e6gu'S . . Y Not'l' III 'tF'
we "'t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . $o"'|
"''l't' " w. IVA ~ 0'"~'9''''o'''''o
o',. ~ O''t,'Vuto''
"t WI ~N'pul'.'!'otrSlt"be l"'o'
Vt ~. 10 - "Le "ool'o" S9oc
w." TT g'r' ioo S'0'.tI''o "o'etl'
ot"t,' u. 'l' flo S"I'l' '"'''poli,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05

ibr Rorn 1T Elm bcfurttter Artpoll
in Baltimore. Gas Raor lit leit
ief,s Sobren ucrbeiratbet uno )d'
stpei 9inbcr, ocrcu 2Iiltiitt Die 1'itt'
ter pcrIundt.
1rou 9licc Y. @riibncr bon Nr.
$50, Noro @olieItroBc, be%antrogtc
oeItcrt inn arci90critt cine ablollttc
ghciounQ Don Scrmonn Sritbtcr,
ser lie onacbIif oul 81, NltguIt 1901
pcrIicf. g9ic 0lGgerin anGicbt, per.
Io1otc ibr @otte BON ibr 0o9 @elo,
mcldlcS BON ibrem eritcn Gbcmonmc
iiir ibrc Sinner biuterluiien luor0cn
mar. 2IIo lie OieIeS ucrlpcigertc Ioll
cr iciue Sod)cn 5uiunmcn gcpott
uno tie uerIoiien babcn.
.GrbicIt cine ii DIT g NJ.
me 5uGeipr den.
Cn ser aIoqe oc3 Sront VI. 6Iod
qcgen Samuel &. Soogclueri wcger
elmer Ntticn- transaction lpnr0 Dem
alGQer iu Sta0tgcrid)t pom Hid)tcr
COOLER Die Smmc BON Si55S 5lgc.
iprodcn.
Gountp GommiiiGrc III ii !.
fen SAB len.
Gtc @eid)morenen 0eS Superior
@eri6tS qnben gcltcrn in Dem Ero-
seize BON Toniel W. Eomnicno &c.
gen Sic County, ommiiiGrc uoli
Nnnc ArunoeI.GountO ell &croift 81
@uulten 0e3 al0acra ollf $1,000 ob.
Nr. Golpnicu0 tlu0te INN $1,000
SdaocnerioB iiir &%crlcBungcn Die
CT 0urd Den 3ltIammcnbrlth elmer
Birdie I'M Golmtp, iibcr bic ct nit
icincm @olcn firbr, crIitt. Der Fro-
5CB mar Don Dem GorntDgcrid)t nud)
oeIn Itdotiidcu @eri6tcH pcrlcgt nor
ben.
&nioIpCnt.
@corQc 5. Stord, ciu GcrtGnicr
mo iriibcr Gbci Scr 6irmo Stord
& So, criltd,tc Qcitern I'M @umoca.
Giitriftagcritt lnl Die @obltbotcu
rea @ortcrottgcieBcS. Seine Ger
binolihfeitcn betrogen 4,266 80.
oencn tcinc @rtbobcn g~egcniibcr tic
ben.
&ucorporntion.
Die o\Sobniou.G ,tfebart,Go." ml.
SC bon @m, {. Snobom Soiepb Z
! Gbc@nep, &oiepb 9. Gorep, 9utebor:
Gbeanep unO Sobn e. Soriep mi.
cinem 2ltticnfapito[ BON $4,000 in
corbnrirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05

&ou ceuuoS ueu. - Tey
0ompfpr o8reslou" pom 9tor0O.
9lopo, Capt. S. Brogcr, i1hrt bcutC
9tndmittug nit ettuo 100 3lpiifeu.
beds. uno folgenoen &oiiitens Yoilo.
gieren bon bier no6 Bremen 3lriid
8r. SulilIa Gulberg pom Dubuque,
3D.; &r. GIoloe &. 0iruroeuit pol
Souonnab; 8o.; Sr. Nbom 2ocie.
luidi BON Meit.Goint, So, II. sSrou
Or. ". s. MocGnrtn bon louisville.
an.; Sr. Yeeb nit Sruu inh &tn.
bern bon Baltimore; Sr. Senrp Mil.
bcln1S bon @bCeling, $3.50.
Der 9olnpfer oHbein" bonn Rorbs
beiltifen 2lopo iltbr gcitern Nod,.
mittng gegen , l(hr BON NelusYort
nnd) Baltimore ob mo miro belitc
Tbeno gegcn 6 llbr am Eier Scr. 9
51t 2ocuIt-Eoint %cruortct.
Iuf einer $npcftionS s.
tour. 4rGiioent u. :. Goiiott II.
cine In5obI onocrer @conntcr ser
,Genniplounicr 9ubn" fomen &C.
Itern aitf elmer Snipcftionstoltr ourd,
Baltimore u1o QinQcn nod @oIb.
ingto,L bon 100 tie nod bicrbcr 5llt
riidfebren ult0 ilbcr Die ,9forolidlt
Gentrolbnbn" iobren meroen.
utter hiibt Dor Z 70
belt n Of /. - 0rei beto9te Wo1t
rcr itol,oen geitcrn Wor9el III De
oitlihen Eoli5eiitotion Dor Foli5cl
rid,ter Srieoel inter Der Ini6ulbi
9ilnQ, ollie orei npcrihicbcnc iibe
Den G1lrIt" getrrnfcn 5u boben. DC
Grite, Der Dor Sr. Gbren erldier1
mar Sohn @rumbcl, 20 Sabre ali
Der IN Rr. Is. Norb 3 Enttcrion
Forf : Ioenue, nobnt un6 am Mon
tag gbcnb bonn EpIi5iiten gier il
bctrulfeltem 3ultanbe in'sStotionS
holtS gebraht puroe. 9alo mad
llbr IbenoS lonoctc Ssobn Warcon
GO Sabre alt, in scr Goli5ciitation
mo 6ronf 2offcl, II Sabre aft, fam
inter 6iibrln0 bcS Eoli5iitcn Spor
rcr nod lpdter oil. Ine 0rei ipuroei
frcigela'ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
s. Ger Horo Bomb Str. S2n

*%* Ger Norb Bomb Str. Sm.
mermGbrenoe 9oil. lino Spar.Ger.
Elm gsr. 1 bolt beute, Mittlpod,,
lit @erbarb Hcr5'S Soae, Siiboitcde
bon 9ono. ullo Mcglberrp : StroBe,
leinc %. Sabresperlanmlnna lno
geamtennabl ob. Die Mitelicoer
ionten si bieicr %iilbernen Sllbelper-
ionnll,ina sablreid) crif)eineu.
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Sic neu Sefurirte Safe lit fir
gaUe nnb Observation-Disclosures bill.
lin IN mrmiri1en. On erirascu bei'm
geriuaiter. (Sept6,i aE, 1W)
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corporirt.
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SOnntna, ben 8. Gftobcr, in Der
p&OrluGrtS 6aIlc," 734 &cit.pcrs
iugtuu.S trHfc. (276, 9,S2,3)
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It orbcn. = Sr. Hidoro $. Sbo-
mas, fir piele Sabre 9efan beS Me.
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idlatt Der Jrelnoe, lit om Montag
Ibenh III ieiner @obrmng, Gr.17tS.
Sobnitrabe, nod mebrmonutlidet
arontbeit an ciilem Ser5leiben &c.
itorben. Or. Sbomos ipitroe Dor 81
Sobrcn III Baltimore geboreu; el
grobuirte olli Der Sorporo . ltnipcr
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tat. Cine @ittne ltno cine Sod)tet
Or. Senrietto Mf. Sbomos uno Ore
9riioer iiberleben i'm. Seine 9eeroi
giln9 finbet moreen ouf Dem "2oul
Don Gorf : Srieobofe" itott.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-19
Correspondence
Round Prairie
u. S. and c. 3. Survey,

The InternatiOnional Boundary
Survey, under the direction of Mr..
e. G. Barnard of the Geological
Survey and Mr.. Sinclair of the
Coast Survey, out6tted at Gateway
in June 1903, commenced work at
the summit OF the Rockies, work
ing west t. Port Hill. The line
was all cnt out with the exception
of 5 miles between the Mission
Creek basin and Port Hill and
about 3 miles between NJ iyie and
the Yak. In the spring there will
be about or e months work of line
emitting in this vicinity after which
the crews will be moved to the Cas-
cades. From the latest advices Mr..
Barnard will outfit his crews at
Port Hill and Mr.. Sinclair at Gate
way but the plans may be altered
The surveyors reported several
fine belts of timber along the line,
especially the timber up Mission
Greek. There are lots of trees grow
ing 4 leet by 6 feet on the stump
One white pine tree Is rep' rted Z
feet on the stump.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-19
North Side News

NJ. NJ. and A. L. Fry spent the
week at the Moyie.
Mrs. Mary Morton is visiting
friends in Butte, Montana.
K. o. Edwa ards moved his family
to his ranch this week. He has
taken a contract to cut and haul
logs for Hooker & Norton. Mr..
Edwards will cut the logs on his
place.
Miss Florence SADIE has been
quite i'll but is now copvalescent.
Mrs. Mae Davis and Miss Mabel
McNear leave for Standpoint today
to attend the teachers meeting to
be held there tomorrow.
Eber Edwards is now in the en-
ploy of T. J. Hollinger.
An interesting program was car
ried out at the literary Wednesday
evening. The next meeting will
be held Wednesday evening, March
End, at 1880.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Christy are
the proud parents of and 81 pound
boy, born Wednesday, Feb. 18th.
Mother and child are doing we'll
under the care of Mrs. M NJ Fry
Rev. Eastland will hold services
at che school house Sunday at IL
A. NJ. Sunday School at 10 A M,
Orvill Brant is back from Hope
where he has been visiting his
brother.
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Naples.

L. J.. Hill was a visitor at Bon
ners Tuesday.
l.. P. Hill went to Standpoint OF.
Thursday.
Conductor Geo. Towne who was
on the work train at Naples and
Bonners last spring. and whose
genial disposition won him so
many friends, passed through here
Thursday on extra 716.
Conductor Brawley is on a freight
again.
A D. Palmer of Standpoint, for
merly of Bonrers, was off between
trains last Friday.
Another dance in the Wilson
building was enjoyed by TIE elite
last Friday night. We enjoy our
selves here.
Miss Mavme Wales of Ronners
passed through here on the local
Frioay evening on her wav home.
A number of the bridge gang
went to Bonners on a hand car
Saturday night.
Supt. ]. f. Hood passed through
here on the west bound local We'd
nesday morning.
A box social at MJravia one week
from FRIDAY night will catch us.
"Naught hut love can gild the
dream,
OF the charming little Peach Of
Green"
A dance at McCurtains next Fri.
day night will ba a verv ENJOYABLE
occasion. Cards will also be {
pleasing feature.
Jas. Neaville is in receipt of g
very valuable set of books.
c. A. Morgan of Elmira WAS "
Saturday.
Flangers and dozers are an ever,
day occurance through here.
d. Flahaven was with Supt
Hood Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Klinkinbury shipped a car O
cedar posts to Bradshaw, Neb. las
, week.
]. w. Ridinger expects to star
east soon on a business trip. Som
7 think there is another object i
Wow.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-19
Railroads and Mails.

DAILWAY TlMECARD-
n Great Northern Railway trains arrive snd
de part ab follows:
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J. II. SHAVELEAR, Agent
Kootena. Valley Railway trains leave Great
Northern Depot at a, III. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and saturdays, returning ia time to con-
meet with No 3 aud MOI
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DOST OFFICE HOURS
office opens a. a. M, ana closes at p. M,
except sundays Open Sundays from u. m to
p. m Eastbound mail closes al y 90 r. IN.
WestbOund mail closes at 2:4O p IN. aud p, IN.
Copeland aud Porthtli maIlclosesat II. m
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays
J. r. COOK. Jk., Postmaster.
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khODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
lVI North Star Camp, No. 6l60, NJ. w. A..
meets in Woodmen Hall every Monday evening,
Visiting Neighbors always welcome. W. w.
FERBRACHE, V. c. f. l.. LITTLB, CLERK.
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
SAN FRANCIsCO-PORTLAND ROUTE.
Steamship sails from AinswortE
Dock, Portland, at 800 p. m and
from Sre ear street Wharf San
Francisco, at HOO a. M, every
five days.
GEO. J. MoHLER, Gen'l Agent,
Spokane, Wash.
A. L. CRAIG, Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
Portland, Or.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-19

KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES-
n HOotenai Tent, No. 20, X. 0. I. M, meets
every alternate Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Visiting Sir Knights always invited. b. W.
LUDINGToN. Commander. II, II. WALKER, X. X.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-19

kHODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA
wi PoTthIll Lodge. No. 95Sl NJ. W. A, meets
the first and third Saturday evenings OF each
month, at o'clock. Visiting NeighbOrs cor
daily invited. +. w. DAEIELsoN, V. G. IL. a
FRENCH, secretary.
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TWO TRAINS DAILY
.EAvEs SPKANE ARRIv Es
DAILY TIM SCHEOJL3. DAILY
Effective June %, 1902

20 a'm' Fast Mail-FOr the Occur
d. Alenes, Pennington.
Garfield, Colfax. Pull
man, Moscow, Pomeroy
Waitburg, Dayton, Walla
Walla, PendletOn, Baker
Cityand all points EAST
FastMail-From al points
EAST, Baker City, Pen
dleton, Walla Walla,
Dayton, Pullman, Pom
eroy, Waitsburg, Mos
COW, Colfax, Garfield,
Pennington and Occur
d Alenes. s 90 p. O
4.30 p. m Expression Pennington,
Garfield, Colfax. Pull
man. Moscow, Lewiston,
Walla Walla, Portland,
Baker City ,SanFrancscO
and allnOints EAST
Express From all points
EAST, Baker City, san
Francisco, Portland.
CofaK, Garfield and
Pennington. 40 am
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Dire CtO rie s
Secret Societies.

DEBEKAH DEGREE, |. o. Of
n Loyal Rebekah Lodge No. As, I. o. o. F.,
meets every Tuesday evening at 500 o'clock.
Visiting Rebekahs cordially Invited. MRS
ADELAIDE MEDBURY, n &. MISS MABEL L. Nc
NEAR, Secretary.
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AIDES OF THE MACCABEES-
l. North Star Hive, No. Ii, l.. o. T. NJ, meets
every alternate Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Visiting Ladies always cordially invited. Mrs.
ELLA LUDINGTON, Lady Commander. MRS.
EMMA TAYLOR, Record Keeper.
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PorthiII Lodge.

ODD FELLOWS
~ Boundary Lodge, No. 60, l. O, q. F, meets
in Ross Hall every saturday evening at
o'clock. Visiting brothers fraternally invited.
JAMES HUscRoFT, ~ &. OTIS +. WARREN, sec.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-19

ENCAMPMENT |. o. OF.
= Kootenai Camp No. %, I. o. o. T., meets
LIST and 3rd Mondays of the month at o'clock
Visiting patriarchs cordially invited
WV, II. EMERY, c. P.
BEN MORROW Scribe.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-19

" NIGHTS OF PYTHIAs--
n Acme Lodge, No. Is, X. OF +. meets in
Pythian Hall every Thursday evening at S
O'clock. Visiting Knights always welcome.
WIN. FERBRAcHE, C. c. GRO. ALBERT, X. of r.