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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

oOn empfcBlensiuert6em 5inans-,
GngrOs- nnS Gnoetail. 8eIdaften.

OthuNdF
Sn9ros- uno GnOetail.8 eIdGftcn.
6tnan5teIle8.
8Qnfen.
6trlt National 9anf, Is, @eIt.Sara.
togo = StraBe; s. 9. 6erQuion,
FraItoent; $. 9. 8iIcor, aailtrer.
6armerS' onO W}erfontS' 0otionol
8onf, 30i, Noro-G burIes.S troBe;
Gbos. Z. Crane, 9rGiioent; Garter
q. OS6urn, &oiiirer.
Genti6e 9oaf, 2erington. uno Soai.
D'StraBe; q. s. S6uls, Grdii.
bent; Iu9uit @eber, aoiIirer.
Commercial onO 6armerS' geotionoG
8anf, SomarO- uno @ermau.Str
8eltern National 8onf, IA, Roro-
@utnD-S troBe; SoI6uo 6. Sorpep.
Frdltoent; 8. Mnrriott, aoiiirer.
8onfiers II. Wafler.
Sambleton & 60, IL, Dissemination.
Strabe.
@obert 81. 6iiber & 60, 2O9, ct.
Saul troBe.
9anfiers.
aleranoer @ropn & Cons, 9olti.
more unO @alpert. StroBe.
Sruit.@ ompagnie'n.
Sbe Security Storage & GruIt Gom.
panD, 10, Nortb : 9tuenue, fertiat
Seltnmerte aus uno fungirt ais
Observation-Disclosures uno 9tod.
laBuermnlterin.
Wercontile Srrrit & 0epoiit So, 6tO
bis 612, Cathedral trobe; Sobn
Sill, 8rGiioent; ,Sobn MtcSenrp,
S6otmeiIter S. 81. 8aIfer, Sefr.
Marpluno SruIt 60, Gourtlano- uno
2erin9ton.S traBe; sllan @c2ane,
Sequelter.
S%ebensperI t6erungS. Gonlpagnie'n.
Wtarplan0 2ife Sniuronce 60, 4t0,
@eit,6 apette.S troBe; @. $. 9luf-
forO, @rdiioent; Sobn @. Sauion,
SefretQr.
6euer.8e rii6erungs. &eenten.
Hopol Sniurance 60, 2t0, OIt-
2erington.S traBe.
Snouitrial-8 g ritherungS. Comp.
Some 6rienolp Societp, 1926, 2in-
6en.GrenIe.
6euerithere Wo6el-2agerung.
She Security Storage & 8ruit Co.,
1919, Gortb.I penue.
@rabam'S 8orebouie, 8orf B.. apenlte
uno 0olpbin.S traBe.
2onopirtbi6oftli6e @erStbe urto
Samereien.
@riffitb & Surnet 60, 205, &oro.
9uca.S traBe.
Srnomentale Standardization
9ufur & 60, 81, N.=Sorporo.S Str.
8us. uno @eiBtpooren.
grmitrong, Gator & 60, 1%06--t08,
SopfinS- Eloce.
Sbiirett, SenIterrabmer1 II. N%olllealIr.
6ronf 9. 8otfins & So, 8rntt- uno
8reiibent.S troBe.
@noetaiI 8ei6Gfte.
0iomoriten uno S6mudio6en.
@elib g. @ros. Co., 1913, @oro.
CHARLES traBe.
Webger. unb Ginmo6e-@ crf5eugc.
s. q. 9feiffer & Son. 200, Roro,
goca.S troBe,
GGorf & Steoens, PIP Norb.G CHARLES.
StraBe.
9u6banolung.
@untber's beuti6e 9udbonolung,
808, Sit.9aItimore-S troBe.
Srieobofe.
"2oubon Eorf Cemetery" Office 81,
@eIt.S -StraBe.
@runoeigentbums. Wtofler.
Bierce g. 9ltgan Ii. 0epbep, Is,
S%erington.S traBe.
gader = llteniilien.
Sbe Wtpers & Sids 60, 104, SiiO-
Sotuaro.S troBe.
9Gder. ltl,o Gouoitor. 8erf5cItge.
auguit Moog t05, &onooer.S trnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
TuhrItuhl 3 ltufnQ.

&itt@burh ga, I. Scpt. -
@ei Dem Stlr5 zines 6obrinlbI0 in
Dem Yort @ebGuoc mlrocn iijni
Yerioncn ihmer perlett, mO elmer
Ser &crlcbtcn, Der fl i0briQc 90
marc Noicnbergcr, oiiritc tolm NIT
Dem Scbcn 0upon fonmcu. &ohn
". W}ooucp aus Buffalo, Der Stills
@~ctrieb9leiter Scr o&nQerioll Ger.
Qcont Grill Co." crlitt rincn @ciu
brtd. Ger Stnr5 oc2 GobrItlbIa
criolGtc, ais oerielbe iid) I'M tl.Stot
lucrtc beion0, lnO iou ongcblid Ourd
eiucn @rth Oea Observation-Disclosures
bcrbeiAcfiibrt uorOcn ieiu. Die Gobr.
lhtbl NnIoge NOR crit por elm puor
Eogcn bon Ser betrefienocu Glcpotor.
GompugniC inipi5irt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Muroanarifi nnf cine Nrnn.

Rem VI ilfor0. Gonn., t..
september. - llngcbcurCa Nltiicbcn
mad)t bier Elm ncucr llebcrfoa olri
oifener StraBe, mclder nit Dem
Huubnnioa oltf 0cn l~reiicn Qr.@eurp
@ortluell III Slro09 bridge i'll Ser
%binorng gebrodt miro, Dem $4,000
geraubt mltroen, Die cr bon elmer
9onf gc5o8en buttc. Hll9 6rou g..
e. Spencer, Die (od)ter 0eS Or.
Nartlucll uno Wottin zines @etIt.
liden, in @reempih gcitrrn eiuen
NuSgong modtc. lOttrOe tie in Der
Nube Der @obnmQ ibrca &atcrs bon
eincm Oernwmmtcu W}unmc iibcriuls
len, melbcr orci 5hiiiic utf tie nbs
CAB, bon 0cncu elmer ibr Sleio
I%treiitc. 6rou Spclccr bate eiten
fleilten HcpoluCr bel i'd, neil Ole 80
mile 0robbricic crbalten bate, mo-
rim Die Witgiieocr nit ocn So0e be-
6robt murOcn tails Die No6ioridun.
gen nod) ocu &dlbcrn lid)t einge-
Itclt miiroen. 6rdl Spencer ifoB
ol,d), i6cint ibren Nn9reiier ieood
nidt pcrlulur0ct SIT bobcn on er IN
0as @c6iii6 iprou9 u1o pcridnuono.
Gin BON Dem Shcrifi Micytobon &c.
biloetcs 2luigcbot irdt inn @oIoe
nod Dem Mumc peld)cr iibrigenS
ihon 5rpor Sri. gtoD @oloin orrge-
boltcn uno QciraGt bate, oh lie Sri.
Sortucu ici oDuc lie meiter 81 be.
lGitiacu, ais lie Dies perneintc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
oSrump" urr6iitet Balm, ltmaIiid.

Sprocuie, N..Yy I. Sept. -
Ger 9oitoncr GrpreBSug mlf Der
o9}cms Yorfcr GentrnIbubn" nuroc
BON Grco, Hibbn cinem oGramp,
bel @olrotb, mcnige Wtcilen mcitIit
pon bier, Dor einem id)reflihen I'm.
Qlijd belpubrt. Gr bemerfte, mdbreno
cr Die StroBc cntIong ging Dob cine
Der Sdicncn gcbrohcn mar, mo
elite nud Der Station @ulratb. &d.
len ml0 Hibbn ciltcn nit Signal
jonlpcn 5ltriid mo hieltcn 0cn 3ua
old)t Dor Der ihuObuitcn STEELE an.
Nibbp mor uou Der g%uitreugunQ lc
crid0pit, Dob cr obmuGdtig muroe.
Die YniluQicre ionmucltcu $50 fir
oeu mudercn @onOcrburihcn, mo
elm rcider 3crr brodte i'm nit lid,
bicrbcr. Sect lit &ibbp in cincm lei
men SoteI einquortiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
WicrfluiirOiec 3uudvcrci in Scras.

Mctmer, Ger, /. September. go
Sin 17-iGbrigcr Neaer. Der lucgell
zines 2InQriiiS oui Ole 10 Sabre oIte
Wtimic Sdulb, God)tcr cinco nubl-
bubcn0cu SNrmcr3, pcrhuitCt mor0cn
mar, mlroc Ncitern in iciucr 3cuc i'm
bicii9cn @cidngniB IN QebcimmiBuoIs
Ter Mciic Qcluuht. 0ic EbGtcr ma
rem. lubrmcrft. in 0Q9 @cfduQuib &c.
lunQt mo ipltrloS enttonmlen. Die
Sebor0cn babell nod nid]t crunittcln
t0nucnL III mcld)cr &eiie Die %Dndcr
Ole NuSfilbrlmg hires Gorbubcl3 be-
lpertItcltaten. Ger 9tc0cr mar Qc-
tern Atudmittna Ucrhoitet morOcn.
0rci StumOen ip0ter, ais man i'm
Dem Hihtcr poriilbrcn moIlte, lultroc
cr crbGngt III ieincr 3clc %geiumOen.
Gas Giicn9itter Scr 3cleutbiir mar
nidt oli9ebrohcu, ood) Dem Neqcr
mar Elm 40 SUB longer Strit llrl Oeu
@ola gcihlunQcn uno icin &opi felt
gc0cn Sic ihmolc Oeiimmg, 0urh
meIhc oen @~cfongencn bic Spciicu
5ugciteuf wer0cu ongc3oQcn. Glld)
Die SiiBe morclt BON 0em Strid nm
idlungen. Die Hpnd)er bobcu feline
Spur b%interlniicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
WnIIenm GrScr M}orr.
@iloe @erii6te. Sic 3obI ser 0pfer
ioQ 3ebn oocr mebr bctroQcn.

49, ONN' NNNNr
GoI6cIter, Conn. I. Gent.
Ole 9}em Qonoon Gountobcb5roc IN.
hibirte qeItern ole Iu5grobm1cn mrf
Der N6ele- 1drm, mo am Icttcu Sonr
tog @erion Morr'S 3fuCitc9 0picr oe-
furocn lurroc. SIS gcbt Oo9 Wcriidt,
BOB elm iltnqes W}Goden lOcIhc9 in
Tro1t Worr'3 SouSbolt 6cihGftiot
mar, Dor 5pci Sabren olti QcDcimuib
pole @ciic perihpono mo ptclr 9}clr
qieri9c fonoen ii6 elm sic Olrh ihrcn
&lotId un0 oie ollQcmcju bier bcrr
id)cuoe GrregltnQ Sic llnterhthlm
Qcn Scr 9coInten erbcbljh it6rcr.
Mou gloubt, Dob Die @roBQctmorl-
men Trou Worr inter NnfIoQc itclcn
iucr0cn. IS miro bermutbrt, Oob iid
lucni0itcnS cine 2eif)e inn Setter inter
ser Slide bcfinbet, Scr non M}orr
ouf0cfiiQt puroe, Ood) mill Scr 0cQclr.
luGrtige @eiiber Der 6orm sic Nus.
running nid)t g%titattcL neil oo$ Sc.
bGltoc gcfGbroct mer0cn mol.
Mon ioat, Dob Die &crboitunN eli
nc3 5peitcn Ioruer3, oci'cu 9}onlc
nod niht qcnomut mltroc nobc bepor.
Itebc; cr Wuroc ieit mcbrrrcn @od)cn
bcobodtct; cr loa iibcr 0o5 nmiteriGic
&eri6minoen uerihicOcncr Ecrioncu
ltnterrihtct fem, mo niloc @criihtc
i6mirrcn lumber, BOB Wtorr'9 0picr
Die Boil 5c6n iiberihrcitcn m0Qcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
WGnnern nnb Sranen.

BIutb.reifttug eebeiIt In 40 bis go 1agen.
6ef6fuitte, neil ober aIt, In 10 bis 10 1asen.
BerIuft Der Wturrburfeit, bruins" fofort Gin.
bait eetban, Nierer' iinb gIafenIeiben, etriftnr
II. +. m. 2urb unfer bor8ieIi9es Sbftem ga.
~rartiren mir duberst f6nele 'Ino permanente
auren. Sdmer3bafier ODER berbinberter Men,
i~Iruntton foiort ubeeboIien. S6retben sic ober
fpre6eH Gle bot. Rntb uno COMPUTATION trei.
8ir furtren gnsftIae, obne fur bic SeiIune su
Operntionen gu ftretter. Benn anbere Merst.
feblf9Iugen, ma6t bel urs einen Berfut. D..
gbiItp's WleoicaI SnItitute. Rr. 1887, Of.
Graft. strake: 9eutih mirb sefpro6m.
CWlGi11 .I&G. I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

Gin EoitpadctS ertrog, lpclder
on1 (. Cftobcr D. ). III &roit tritt,
1T ,miihcn Ben Ser. Stooten uno
g~}orrpcocn o0aeihIoIien ruoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
9hns. 8oSeuftetnsr's Suue,

1884 Oft'Satetteftr.-- California. Il. Gbto'
Weire. 8erfammluigslptal y8eriHunta'
90ee ST.; sslugem. Mrb. ser. sllnt, sGerein
bon Otts8altimnre"; aDpitlRn GuHcl. 8, :.
Q. o. "Wletauarb. sllnton 49,. Suue gu
oermtetben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
mm. Becker,

restftrtrter ~beutidtr arst, 30.tdbrige RrartS.
Gpe3ialift fir Wlnners lnb S~rauensarauf6et,
ten: SeiIt In ~fiir3eter Belt SppbiIts, ausf6lae,
5alSs uno Mnnb's ranfbsiten s.lsfIfiife feber
art, Gtriftlir, Yolutioren, nerb6fe Shipd6e.
Smppten3, gtierens unb Blafcn : Qranfbeiten
Office In Gr. geders anatomif6en Whlfeum,
9r. 708, EitrSaltimorc.S trase. Gprehfhinben:
bon 8 ubr Wsoreers bis 10 ltbr Abenos; conn,
tags bon 10 ubr Woreens biz Q tibr ga6Wtt,
tags unb bon 8 1br bis 10 llbr @6eitbs.
81. .. = 9r. 8e6er's Bate beiIf unfebIbaf
ieoen ausfIub. Continuation fret
fWRai25 S.f&S>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
gaItimprcr Warftberiht.

9olttmo ore, /. September 1904.
l.-3uiubr 1913 6Giier, cilr
lhlieBli6 111S 6Giier 81 2ocuIt.8oint
ino 1913 6GIicr 81 Canton. a"iiitenper.
lonot - 6Giier. Die Yreiic ~Itelten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

September 5l 97l2, @oQ0on Stco.
mer 9}r. 3 rotbcr SIT 81. 10000 Scp.
TENDER jt 1882, 10000 0ttobcr at
t07.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Stub. serner,s Mennnrnnt.

1909, 8antsStrobe,
tnbe ber bitli6en 8oli8eiitltion. Wnr'
n.y. lilly ooi ~ 9Is Z ~ NI9ntluu9s
8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

TrSgt die 1D8 SOn9, Die lhT Inner Gekautt Habi
s S55iii &MAAIzM
6rpomftcu-W arft.

llnteniteben0e Nreiie be5ie6en ijdl
ultf ben @ngro5.@ ouOcl; iilr Den
SIeinbonoel mlB Elm eutipredenoer
9(uii6log aenIuht mcroen.
Tarm BroOuftc.
Gicr, pru 0ltBcnh l9c. bis pic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

TarIeben aai atSbelu unb anbere stdertettsn
p~rtbatin. = 93idlter, Gr. 2t0, Git.eeTtngton.
Strabe, 8tr1f1er gir. 4, 8nninnt Building. IN
Der Office uiro 8eut14 geiprohen.
(Wlai20,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Canton nnb Siablanbtpipa.
Canton uu0 StghlanotUipn.
Saatpa uub SigblanbtpeJp.


Qonbaros II s. Gtrnbe, SigbIarbtotur.
pie ~tetniien @etr1nfie aIer ART. = Bon
itdnote zen eiueerihtei. Sin @efu6 nuer
inetner Sreunbe uHo ees TubIifums ia
Augemeinen tets i%uilfcnmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

g5eun Shr @elb n5tbis habt, pentet Gnb
8runoeieentbum. Serfhpieeenbeit. &etre 2eibs
aefbdttssMetbooen. Dir. Srcmcr, sr. 1870,
Rorn. Faea.Strake, 1. 5lur, 2GuHbrr GutlotnQ.
(MpriI16-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

1924 SftsgaItimore GtraBe. - 8tmmer an
8erren 5u uermtetben. - 5etnite 9etrin.e
uno 2Beine. rRaD.Sietus9 rduerei" sgicr.
8erinnmIungsIoful rOfis9ombaroitr. Sm'
merip, 91ls uHo 9etboerein". gbef. Eel.
NPf. Bernon 4942-g9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
quesrf's ,,wluuumentoI er,i,n

9ombaros uno q. Strabe, 9~fgbIanotonn,
eeeenilber Der rU}orumentnls 8rnuerei".--
Gutter beiber uIlb inIter Gunfn. gbefds
teafes9eIepbon - ct. BalI 1916 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

a. un6 O'Nonneq,Strubt, Canton.
@erdumiae Snae fiir 9treine unb 0efeu'
ftafteu. Suuptaudrtier oes rBriu5 Sein'
rih'Siiirifts Rr. 20i, 3. u..3." Setrfte
@etrdnie. GGef. Eel. NPt. Beruo1 971
-g8. aalter 2unfd ben aauSsn 3aa.
glutionaIs9ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
VerGuHgt
WcrInnnt.
WerInnat:
&erlangt I'M Y%lQgcmcinen.

Teuti1es 9lrbeits.G a hp siiHHas .SHreau,
Gr. 2t9, 5iihsS barpsStraBe, uHter Der 9Iifftbt
per y9eutiben Gefeufhaft. " - 9ieieniqeH, Die
peutfde 6anoperfer. glrbeiter UNI Sienitbutclt
gu befbdftieeH ipiinfben, polen Ttl perf5nlih
oher In irantirten Nriefeu an ben @gcnten Der
@%efenfhdft, Sphnnn Q. Mieger, gr. 2tg, Glib
eharp.StrnRe, ipenoeIL mel6er uneHtgeltlin
gusfunft ertbeiIeu piro. (Snn2S,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

Gde 8. unb @ouqbfir. ~Souptquartttr beS
SSu alnFeflss afi; . sGd mitS' sm Sst9TrhE san.
nn6 Qetbpereins~. Seuti6e IRbetnipein'
Sano[iIa. Telephone: Chef. 1884 D:
Wlb. @iitofor 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Gmipeinfris Gnfe,

Smluei9tt onter
70t iro TOT Gonlbaro'Str1Be. Sieblanb'
tDrun, Seinfte gSeine rab Qial6re. Der
geiiinoefte Grt nut Der @roe. - Die beften
8ool'RnrIcrs In Sigblanotopn. Brompte
Beoienuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
SteaengciudJe
eteneatinm

Stellegeiudl:
Sin iuuaer D(unE wet Steuituq ais QEniicr
in ciner Vriout Sumilie Ooer in elmer gSirtbs
ibaft. Sfterteu inter ~" an oCu n5eutimeu
6urreippuoeuten". C245-6D
Stellegeiudl:
Gin 2eitiber, perbetrnibet, i1dt Qeihdftis
plng. iraeno ipeIder glrt. Nn65uiragen bel
Sb. 3Hnabaus, Nr, 22tS, 6ier-str, 8arterre.
t245-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Nsam Ruspls aeItnnrnnt


144t RorosGenttal.glOe. @de OIiber~Str.
Salptauartier Der aNiIbeInt Gen 9ooe
9r. 8, herb. 8. Sc. of 81 BerfammIuIp
Gen iehen Mtuntag g6eno. - SeiniIe @e.
ndRle. gSdruer gunfh tdeIid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

Rorboit'&de @ougbs uno Caroline Strobe.
8~alptouartier oes nbernsWidnuer9ors".
R.sO .s@de 9oulbz uno Garolil.eitr. Bers
etnsoerlanlTlluHg ieoen Sonnerit1a abeno.
gIeue DtitgIieoer milfOmnten. 8orSiigs
libe5 Bier Der 9fatioHnls9rauerei i'm 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Groceries un0 Yrooiito.
mem.

Sol3fIeiihL pro Bfuno: fIeine Git
gor.Gureo S6infen 13c.; 0roBe
9ltgar.Gurco Shinfen 1875; Ga.
Iiiornier S6ilfen 9Ac. Sugar.
Gures 9ruitItiide 12H2c.; 9uQor.
Cured S6ultern 934c.; troden aeiaI.
5ene Seitenrippen sac; Spedieiteu
9Mc.; reineS Sdmol5 III &ierceS
Sc; trodeu oelaI5ene SduItcrn
912c. Spedidultern 10Hc.; WeB.
Shmeinef(eiih $500 pro Sob.
Hoffinirter 3ltder, pro 8iun0:
9eluijrfelt 5.1912c.; puIperiiirt
5.3t12c.; StannorO gronllirt
5.211@c.; fein %grannIirt 5.2l12c.;
Grpitol 81, 5.2t12c.; Columbia ".
4.9G14c.; geIber ", 4.G5c. bis 400.
@croiteter auffee: 6. 6. s., 100
EiO. &iiten t312c.; 6. 6. 6. 60 8iO.
&iiten 1866; 6. 8. 6. SO 8funO
aiiten 13.70c.; reiner Saba 33c. bis
331@c.; gutter SABA SIC. bis 3t12c. ;
reiner Woffo Bic. bis 3t1@c.; SABA
unO MOffo, gemiidt, 2S12c. bis 29c. ;
SABA, gemiidt, DC. bis 27Hc.; rel.
nerIforocoibo 24c. bis 241ac.; rel.
ner 2n @uopro 24c. bis 2412c.
reiner Santos 23c. bis 23hc.; Can.
toS, gemiiht, 2112c. bis 22c.; Tiu.
0enliidlt, 22c. bis 221@c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

&criolot bon oct Glcpotorrn 1859
Nuihel GIeUutorcn &orrotb 1929
@llihcl. &]crfGllic: I @oggon Steu,
mlcr gelbcr 81 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
;. 8utst's 6nne,

Rr. 1920 BIS ff52, 6artforb.g benue.
Satptauarticr oes nIbaIt1,W dnner6ors1.
Sale uuo Sommergarteu biutg 5u bers
mietben. Suter gIdb flr Iuffernr5iten.
Seintie 6etranfe- 5rei'4SooI. g. Il 3d.
Ielepbon - W(t. gerlull 3709 ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

Against these untruthful abor.
tions Of airy perslflage stand boldly
In relief the word ot an honest. big
hearted. charity loving woman.
backed by the woman whom the
board has selected to fill the vacant
post.
To say nothing Of the protest OF
hundreds Of lustice-loviug Seattle
ties. the plea for fair play made by
a reputable daily newspaper. and
the heart-broken prayers Of Mother
Ryther'a brood ~ little homeless
waits who declare they viii go N
mother" goes. and each evening
offer up a deyOut petition 10 the
Father not to let her be taken from
them
In refusing this fair offer of The
Star. the board has plainly shown
ifs hand. which reads.
Mother Ryther must Rn-no mat
ter who is right We stand pat"
And IT'S a pretty strong hand 70
play against The board controls
the home; # can ignore Mother
Ryther
Still. I'm this game for Justice Tho
Star believes 10 holds a hand far
stronger n hand with success writ
ten on every card II gladly takes
mp the gauntlet thrown down by the
board and ia prepared 10 fight for
old Mother HYther - the last ditch
First ~ all. The Star wants 10
expose an alleged benefit perform
nnce fof the Hythef home, which is
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CRUSHED TO DEATH
BENEATH FALLING WALLS

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. bee 90
The heavy gale blowing last night
caused the weakened walls Of the
peek building which was ruined by
laat Tuesdays fire. 20 collapse AZ ]
o'clock this morning
The walls fell against the Croker
hotel building. almost completely
crushing the structure II was a
frame building and collapsed like
an cER shell
There we're over 30 In the hotel
a. the time Of the accident The
hotel Immediately caught fire.
The known dead are
WILLIAM BRAY.
WILLIAM LiiLNHLADE.
CHARLES A. CLARK
CHARLES NJ KENYON.
10MN ZIMMERMAN
JAMES RICHIE
HATTIE BALDf
JOsRFT VttLETTE.
All guests.
Seriously Injured W Croker.
Mrs } v Croker. Howard Crock
ef. Jennie Murray. Mrs Anna
Munuwno. Mrs Margaret De- Claire.
Mra Evylin Williams and Lottle
Kruger
rhs body Of the first man reeov.
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SOME TRIBUTES TO MOTHER RYTHER

Mother I,,fber ysars feel very
kindly tovafi e. 80 susfhuE help
ROGER * aREE... Attorney.
Ms Ryther Heshsor faf ysas ana have rerson-
aly her is she Eaei mother
tie - Them
store and buys ohtnE fof The children n her
measer savinEs ISAAC HtMEtHuCA
Manager Kline Rossubure. cothisrs.
a seattle returned NUM-
Der ucksts the benefit that
article yesterday Informed
willing donate
ed Mother Ryhtef.
has given life and which been
heartiessly ousted q RAYMOND
90 Raymond q Huyt. Shoes
admiration Mother
her. many years IL my duty
offer her and fearless
defense % a much wrouEsd woman o. MOVES
Third Avenue Real ESTATE Exchange.
me facts presented 10 ~ The star correct be
ueVe board shoud uaeistey thorough
Hvesigauou the reabes that
the disturbing factors there removed Prom What The star
believe Rythes dealt
refer
children charity children
the Rythsr hoiue made welcome
Mother Rkther heard ouy
- her and her recent
MAYOR HALtINuEA
sss. 80 ss.sss - .sss
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NAN PATTERSON
TELLS HER STORY
WOMAN COMPLETED THE NARRATIVE LIFE AND ITS
TRAGEDY IN COURT TooA VAIL THE EVIDENCE rs IN
AND THE ARGUMENT WILL DC COMMENCED TOMORROW

NEW YORK. Dec 20-In a faint
voice Nan Patterson this morning
concluded the story Of her life With
Caesar Young and his tragic death.
She was followed by Mrs. Young,
who was put ON the stand In re-
buttaI 20 some Of the evidence given
bv the defendant. and the taking ~
teatlmony was concluded this after
noon.
Tho argument will begin tomor-
row. when Mr. Levy will sum up
the dafcndants case.
Miss Patterson took the stand
this morning and was eross=ques-
toned by the prosecution.
The court room was crowded 10
the doris Tho defendant was nery-
Gus and her gaze shifted norYously
from her father 10 her counsel
Replying Go questions. she Faid
she was an actress by occupation.
that she was not wife. or a moth
or. She again told the story of her
meeting with Young and OF her re-
tur nto New York. where she stop
pod with her sisters. May Queen and
Mrs. J. Morgan Smith. at the Ma
varre hotel.
That was on May 2. when she and
Young went to the Wellington
hotel lie registered as Caesar
Young aud wife. She said she was
compelled to leave the Imperial
hotel because MILAN. Youngs part
uer. told the proprietor who she
was. she admitted that Young sup
ported her. and often gave her large
sums OF money.
The witness said Young intended
10 go 20 Europe because he was un-
happy and thought he ought Co go;
also that Young said he feared his
wife would do him harm.
The wltneas I'm reply 10 question
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the board might adopt 10 good a.
vantage. 1t that august hody
select a committee OF. cay. a halt
ioten mothers rs this we mean
REAL MOTHERS not those mem
beers ~ the fair sex uho hire
nurrea 90 care Zoe their children
while they attend board meetings
and pink teas. Ne mean hard
working women Nho devote their
lives 60 their children and 20 theft
homes Take this committee u
mothers tn the Rfther home Let
them spend a half day there in.
vraiikntluE the conditions
They wili tell Faithfully whether
any woman could have done better
than Mother Ryther has done fof
her children with the funda auf
support az her command
They will fell fuu how hard e
iF "a keep clean every nook and
Granny ~ a bis house Inhabited BY
So healthy. fumuins youngsters.
They viii tril you - the love
and devotion shown Mother RYther
b. her little flock and their verdict
will be
COD BIEss MOTHER ny.
THEIR AND HER NOBLE WORK
LIT HER ALONE LEAVE HER
To CARE FOR THE CHILDREN
WHO WORSHIP HER. To CARRY
on HER SWEET DUTY uNMo-
Tested
'Tla queer old world wherein
We live a busy hustlinE world
that has bet little time 20 waste
on sentiment Great deeds so un-
noticed until IL e. too late 90 give
credit where IL belongs No mat
ter how noble the man. no matter
how noble the deed. e iE only years
afterwards that We remember 10
erect a monument here and there.
when our children read To Ne the
histories % those deeds and recall
ne 10 our inRfatitude
O'd Mother Rythef has not many
more years 70 devote 90 her work
~ charity. for already 20 years have
been spent by this noble woman in
the cause ~ charity
Hut few Of ua viii remember her
name few year hence
so In the name Of an that's de-
cent. won't you members ~ tho
board kindly do this woman jus
tice7
That's all The Star wants
That's all Mother Ryther's friends
want
And that's all the dear old soul
herself. wants.
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PRIZE
FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec. 90
Battling was up with the lark this
morning
After eating a hearty breakfast,
he went out for n short walk. The
Dane" is safely within weight, and
therefore will rest until the hour OF
the fight. He will come in from
training quarters at o'clock this
afternoon and bring with him about
81 500 TO bet on himself. His con-
fidcnce is undiminished and con-
dition is perfect
Britt slept till late and awoke
with a tremendous appetite. He is
down TO weight. but for safety's
sake will do considerable walking
and perhaps a little light gymna-
stun work. The betting continues
at ten to eight in favor OF Britt.
The big money will be placed this
afternoon and longer price Is ox-
pected To result
Tho sale OF seats continued brisk
this morning. n fulfillment OF the
prediction that there will be the
biggest house ever drawn by light
weights.