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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

The two churches hold to the same doc
trine and polity and are practically branch
es of the same family. The slave ques
ton brought about breach half century
ago. The Associate church and the As
sociate Reformed church in the North
amalgamated in forming the United Pres
byterian church in 1858. The project or
reuniting the branches of the North and
South originated almost spontaneously In
both churches about two years ago anG
bases of union have been profTered by
each side to the other. In the movement
for union the young people have been In
advance of the older folk. They have be
come organized in one body. known as
the Convention of the Young Peoples
Christian Union The reunited denomina-
ton will have ii membership of about
100000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
IS
PROPOSED

GREENNILLE, Pa, May 25.-The for
ty-sixth general assembly of the United
Presbyterian church OF North America
convened here today aud was called to or
der by Rev. Dir. }. p. COwan, the re
firing moderator The delegates numbered
several hundred and represented the pres
byteries of the denomination throughout
the country.
A number OF issues will provoke lively
discussion during the week or ten days the
general assembly will remain in session.
Foremost among the matters to be con
sidered is the proposed union with the
Associate Reformed synod Of the South.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
MICHIGAN MEDICS

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 25.-Slx
hundred members of the Michigan State
Medical society have rounded up in Grand
Rapids for the thirty ninth annual meet
ing of the organization. The formal open
ing of the gathering will be in the FORM
of a reception at the Morton house this
evening. The business session will cor
tinue through Thursday, and Friday will
be devoted as usual to papers and dis
cussions on various subjects relating to
medicine ind surgery. President Breakey
will deliver his annual address at the
opening session tomorrow. taking as his
subject, "Ohligations Of the State to Con
serve Life and Health
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
TIE Man OF Hills Vanity
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

ii is the easiest thing in the world for
a woman to fool man into believing that
she cares for BIN, someone has said It
is because Of his abnormally developed
bump Of vanity In the first place he can t
understand why on earth she could love
anyone else; and in the second place, that
lac is love worthy is, to him, the most
natural conclusion at which any sane Nu-
man could arrive.
\ rejected lover can never understand
why he is rejected and another chosen. In
his vanity he considers himself quite n
reproachable.
his vain beng can never understand
why, when woman smiles on him. she
Is not in love with him, and forthwith he
proposes. When the woman gently de-
Zines, with thanks, this generous offer, the
man calls her names, says she is a firt.
i heartless coquette, woman without a
heart an iceberg, etc.
The only thing the poor woman has
done has been to endure his presence
Something that other women were not
gracious enough to do. This kind toler-
ance, man. in his vanity, calls "encour-
agement.
Must woman let the welcome, cordial
smile freeze on her lips il man ap-
proaches whom she would not consider
matrimonially? And still worse. must ~
woman become as vain as man himself
and believe that every man upon whom she
smiles will soon be upon his knees before
her?
A prominent club man was once heard
to remark to the woman upon whom he
supposed his charms had descended with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

overwhelming conviction. eli ! were two
inches taller | should be the haudsomest
man ia Togtown," Poor deudei creature
No one else thought 50. and that very
man was surprised three months later
when the woman in whom he had coniidei
this great secret refused to marry him.
Think. then. what an easy thing il Is
for woman to fool man into believing
She cares tor him. She sm..t, and nc
does the rest his vanity j. constantly
looling him about the state OF her aztec
tons His own vanity is furnishing ali
the material Tor the bluff except the
friendly smile. the cordial hand-clasp that
the poor. scll-saerifieing woman bestow-
because she feels sorry for him.
Then women muSt-~be careful not Ia
feel sorry for man whom she is not will
ing to marry out Of pity
Woman must be careful not to make
herself too entertaining. too gracious.
\ woman must be careful not to dance
too often, out OF the goodness of her heart
with the man who treads on her toes. nm
less she would be glad to have him tramp
through life on her dainty toetips if he
happened to think it worth while to offer
this lifelong service
Woman must remember that a smile, a
word, dance, is all that is necessary ia
make Of her a coquette. ilirt woman
without heart. for mans vanity begin,
with the first smile and She is in iovc
with him instanter.
A pity it is so easy for woman to fool
man into believing that she cares for
HIM Her smiles should be labeled thus;
This smile means matrimonV - '"IhiS Our
means tolerance"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
HOW TO. SERVE COFFEE.

The first cup of coffee poured is always
the weakest. We are sometimes too polite
to our guests. We give them the first
cup of coifee-and the weakest. To serve
coffee correctly and have each cupful OF
uniform strength, little coffee should he
poured into each cup, then little more
added to each until the cups are all filled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

before il as a residence district. but its
development Is greatly hindered by the
lack Of suitable and adequate roadway.
Several months ago a roadway was sur
yeyed and approved by all property owners
except one, and this one obiector stopped
the proposition from going through
The using Of summary proceedings to
bring this refractory individual into line
viii be considered tonight. and tlso the
donating and plating Of 4 roadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

At the bail gwen at the Togtown club in
honor OF Miss Van Ormy there were So
many pretty dresses that it would take
a month to describe them. Elizabeth's
was one Of the prettiest. 1t was point
desprit over soft white silk. The trim
ming was white lace and shirring The
stirring formed a decolletage below which
was fall OF lace The shrring Of the
decolletage also formed the ton OF the
sleeve. which. with small puff and an
other row of stirring, was finished with
three rufAes OF narrower lace Half way
to the knee was a narrow band of shir-
ring. under which was a broad band and
still under that another narrow band OF
stirring. finished with a fall of wide lace.
Below the lace there was another shir-
ring. aud the skirt was finished with two
lace houuces. She wore white elbow
gloves, And if am not very much ms
taken She is interested at last The boys
have an been wild over her, but she has
been pleasant to all of them and shown no
preference But last night she sat out
two dances. in the front parlor of the club
house, with Jack Roberts. and she never
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
ONE MAN DELAYS
THE ROADWAY

Prospect Hill property owners viii
gather in the parlors OF the Tacoma hotel
tonight to discuss plans aud methods
whereby a roadway may be secured which
win give them better outlet into the
city. Prospect Hill has a splendid future
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

Mrs Il. d. Watt supreme oracle OF
the Royal Neighbors of America arrived
in the city this morning and IL guest
of the order which she represents. This
afternoon a reception aud banquet was
rendered her in Msccabee hall. Tomor-
row the reception committee will drive
Mrs. Watt about the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

Of the back At the bottom the cross
stick should be screwed to the back board.
The lower end of the back board is slid
back and forth as well as the upper part.
One-nch material or not less than seven
eighth should he used for this chair. eX-
ccpt for the back These large roomy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

The Missionary Social union viii hold
an al-dsy meeting at the East Congre-
gational church Friday May p, com
menciug at 10 a. m. At noon a basket
luncheon win be served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

saw him before. He Just came home this
week from Boston ! expect things to hap
pen. But, mercy Mr.. Brenton wouldnt
approve if he knew that | told
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
Designs for Hone-Made Courage Furniture

In the design of the Morris chair the
back could be made OF haltinch oak or
Of three-fourths-inch wildwood. with the
rear edge OF the seat hinged to it, the
front edge OF the seat being loose to slide
back and forward, aa the back is fitted or
Strengthened.
Either notches or pegs can be used to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

The Cary club viii hold its annual eiec
ton Thursday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs J +. Bonnell. 81 North G streeJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

cliof entertainment OF the evening, Miss
Emma l.oc and Miss Elsie ksterinan con
tributing cry enjoyable selections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

Mrs. Annie Lzenby. state deputy Of
the Loyal Americans. lett yesterday for a
visit OF several days ia Everett
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

Miss Bertha Alahafties piano class viii
give musicale Friday evening at s p III.
at Greene Bros. piano store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

Mrs. J A. Armstrong OF Hilo Hawaii
is the guest of Mrs NJ. \. Peterson, 81;
South Fourteenth street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
A COUNT ON THE ROCK PILE

An envelope bearing the card shown
in the corner of this editorial was the cap
ital stock Of Count Marion Francois Leon
D.Este. lie was expecting a remittance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

chairs look well made OF heavy material
and they are not moved around much. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

About fifty friends gathered at the home
OF Mrs. Anna Anderson, III South J
street, to celebrate her forty-frst birth
day. The gathering was complete sur
prise to the hostess, who nevertheless APP
preclated very much the coming of her
guests. Games and music furnished the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
Social and
Personal
] OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The art students of Annie Wright SEM
mary will hold their annual studio tea and
art exhibition on June 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

Ride on the fast Str. Greyhound when
going to Olympia. go
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

The men OF Trinity church passed a
most enjoyable time with their pipes al
the smoker held last night in Trinity par
ish house. Unique pipes and excellent 20
Eacco added best to the evening" pleasure
Refreshments were served by the young
ladies OF st. Margaret's guild.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

Saturday May p. at p. M, at the
residence of the officiating clergyman. Rev.
). A. Abbott. 3S07 South NJ street. Miss
Elsyc b. Springsteen was married to Mr..
David r. Rogers, assistant in the office
of the treasurer of Lewis county. The
young couple. after a brief trip to North
Yakima. will make their home in Chehalis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25

FOUR fresh COWS, guaranteed No. for
milk or butter; also Chester White pigs.
j. j. Lemon, Lemons Beach,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-25
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

ALL kinds of secondhand clothing bought
and sold TAG So. c st. Red 6SjI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
Ghiffsnadlrihten.

Sem Yorf, 10. Suli. = SIN.
gefommen: Die 9ampfer u@eoraic"
bon 2iperpool, ~Weiabo" BON Con.
Don, rSrieorid Der 8roBe" BON @rc.
men, n9ronprin5 @ilbelm" bon
9remen un0 u2ailrentiau" bon @los.
gon.
Ibgefabren: Die 0ompfcr ,TotS.
oom"nod Hotterbam, uErinS OSfar"
nod NcapeI unb Gen1a, Scatter
@ilbelm Der 8roBe" lnod) 9remcr.
armenian" nad 2%iperpooI uno 81.
gllria" nad] Neapel mo 8cnuo.
Stettin, 10. SuIi,- gnqefonl.
men: Der 9antpfer ~Selig 0Iop"pon
Heip'Oorf.
Ieupel, 10. SuIi,- Gnocfom.
men: ser 0ampfcr oEcrltgio" bon
Hem-Yorf.
@Iosgop, 10. %lli. - Nboe.
fobren: Der 0ampfer n9}llmi0ion"
nad Hem.9orf.
M II, 10. Suli. - Nnaes
fommen Ser 9umpfcr nGoi1cr @il.
belm Ser Smeite" bon Nep.Dorf.
MnrieiIle, 10. Slli. - Der
0ompfer ~@ermunio" lit am 16. os.
BON Hep-Dorf angefommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
Seiratbs.Gieensen.

Tic folgenoen Seirotbs . 2iccr5cn
mllroen geitern pom Glerf bes Cont
mon Yleos.@ eridts ols9eiteIlt:
Sorris Spetman, 26, Nr. GIG, g..
Gborlesitrabe, nno SSnoo Snpoer, %
Sabre alt.
Somes gnoerion, 81, Nr, 1916,
Sit.2omborbitr., uno Stela ael1cop,
90 Sabre olt.
@rneit =. Soipetb, 33, unb Sennie
8. @arb, % Sabre alt, Wnrlon, Wo.
2iccn5 gebolt bon M 6. Wiles, gtr
1897, HorbzS iilton.gpe.
@iuiom u. 0iderion, 81, Hr.133S,
9rliio-Siq.ape., uno 9eiiie g.Sobn.
ion, 81 Sabre alt.
2olurence 9. Drums, %, II. Marp
Z. Mffapreur, 20 Sabre alt; 2icen,
gebolt bon Geo. s. 9rien, Hr. 223,
9lintonItr.
Sronf s. 8ages, %, %s(rlington,
Wo., uno Gono Gnoerlon, % Sabre
olt, annapolis; 2icen5 gebolt bon 81.
@. 2ubnig, Nr. 1889, M%onroeitr.
0apib Cement, %, Yortsmoutb,
Ohio, II. 9lonfe u. Sbeo, % Sab.
re oft; 2icen5 geboli bon s. %.
Gafer, Rr. 3O6, Siio.GbeiterItr.
@brobnm S5elinsfp, "a, Tr. 234,
Siio-eoenitraBe, uno Sable Worgo.
lis, % Sabre aft.
Senrp O. Siidbad, %, 8arriion'
Cane, uno gbbie s. gobne.
S. 6ranf 9uper. 81, uno Gotbe.
raine u. Dacgribe, 20 Sabre oft; 81.
cen5 gebolt bon 81. g. Sron, Rr. 3t9,
Horb.SigbitraBe.
@m. s. Wartin, 20, Wr. 1907,
9ouloinitr.. unb alice g. Hoaers, 1S
Sabre aft.
Safopette Wtabobr, 40, unb Cecilia
S'9ara, 3S Sabre oft; 2icens aebolt
bon @m. g. Stepems, Scr. 1926, g..
Gbarlesitr.
Walter 9. @alfer, %, GER. COS,
enIoritraBe, uno @encpiepc @.1Srons,
10 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

SriefbefSrbermns mad benz Iaslanbe.

MusIGnbiide Holt fir Die NIT Dem
%. Sl1Ii enoenbe @ode idlieBt bier
(piinftlid in alien SGaen) in Del
Sarpt Soitoffice pie folet. Eadet'
Yoit lit often bon 8 l1br Wforgens bis
5 llbr Ibenbs tdglid, aisgenommet
Sonntoas; Sadet Yoit fir 9eltit'
Iono idlieBt Montog, ben Is. Silli,
GormittaaS Inn ii ltDr.
Sampfer fobren bon Hetu'gorf
bis a%noerfpeitig beitimmt, pie folgt:
SransatIantifde Soft.
Iitttpob - 7 llbr gbenbs, nod
SronfreifL Siio.grropo, Ggppten II.
Sritiih-Snbien per 9ompfer y2aSa.
poie," nia Soorc Yoitiod)en mad, an.
beren &beilen Guropa's miiIien vper
Ga Sonoie" obreiiirt iein).
Sreitag 6 llbr Mbenbs, nod
europa per 9ompfcr st. 2ouiS,"
pia 8lpmoutb, Gberbourg II. Soutb.
ampton.
Z llbr abenbs, nod europa per
0ampfer nGtruria," pio Queens.
toipn.
Soft il g ii 5. unoGentraI.
amerifa a, 90 eitinoien etc.
Wittipod - 10 llbr gbcnbs, mad,
Cuba unb 9ucoton etc. per 0ompfcr
rWonterop;" nod 9roiilien per0om.
pier nTomon Trince," pia Bernoln.
blico, Hio Soreiro II. Sontos; mad,
Den 2o Ylota.21noern per 9ampfer
uSoloier Yrince."
9onneritag-5 llbr Nodm., nod
Eorto Blata per Gompfer bon 80.
lton.
10 llbr Ibenos, mad Snoguo, san.
ii unb Colombia per 3ompfer ,@o.
lencio;" nod Central. amerifo nrb
iiibIiden Sacific.S1fen per 9ampfer
pia Colon; had Den 9abamas per
0ompfer nSri5oba."
Sreitag - 5 ltbr gfadm., nad)
Samaica per 9ompfer BON Bolton;
no6 Bermuda per 9ampfer bon So.
lifor, H.sS.
10 llbr gfbenos, nod Neilfunolano
per 0ampfer nSilpia;" nod Gorto
&ico, Curacao uno gene5ueIa per
Sampler Caracas" nad Sortune.
Sslono, Samoico, @reptopn Ii. So.
lombio per 9ompfer "gltai;" nod
Cuba per 0ampfer rWlorro Cattle"
9oit fir @e%ufunolanb, bia 0orb.
Sponep, uno fir Wiquelon, nta $50.
itorL idlieBt bier tdelid Inn 8 l1br
9a6mittass; fir Cuba, pia CAMPO,
SIu., tdeIi6 Inn 1 l1br Nadm.; fir
Sonouras, Gotta Hico uno @uatema.
la, pia Stem Orleans, tGglib I'M 8
l1br abenos.
Grams. acific g o It.
9onneritag y llbr gbenbs, nod
Saiuoii, Sopan, Gorea, China uno
ipe5iea ooreliirte Yoit nod ben Ybi.
lippinen, pio Son Sror5iSco.
Samitag = llbr IbenoS, nod
Heu.S eelano, IiIitralien, Samoa,
Saiuaii ilnb ben Sioidi-Snieln, nia
Son Sran5iSco.
Die Grams ocific-8oit miro tde.
lid 10 nod ben gbganesbafen abee.
ianbt, baB iie bel ununterbrodener
MISUNDERSTANDING redt5eitig Elm.
trifft.
g. 9abtes @arfieIb,
m,St,,,o;to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

geabfhtisen sic, elm Cans 80 fauten?
INN bantit ben ME enbeliSen 8runSstnfen All
entgeben2 Wir baben gaupIdse, bic bon 100
bts $50 8uh Stefe r~ansiren utb beriaufen bic,
feIben ffr
$3.50 Srp SrpntfnA.
9tefeIben befinben 5i6 an
Catherine. strake,
nbrtIt9 bon SreberidssIoerle untgeben bon
0rnnobetb, bas bon ben Giaentbifmern be,
tpobnt unb einem @rilbsins interiporten III,
IN boppeIter Sbbe bon unferem Bretfe. stut
f@rtftlt9e coer miinolife gnfrugen an bic
v8ieal Gftate Yrutecipe Co.,"
4t3 ct. 9anl. etrafe,
ptrb infer Iertreter eerr bel Sbnen borfpre.
den unb bo1e 9~usfunft eeben.
(Sunif4, 9&So, 1Dt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
Baltimore 9ransfer So.

GfDnts, Hnbe Gagsefrdke,
but ibre susftattnns nm mebrere Subfperfe
(8dns) nergroBert uno 1T iebt i'm Stanoe,
Wlobel bon Saus 3u Sans gu bef6roeru un6
fir bic Nufbeipabruna ooer Nerfcnbuna 81
oerpaden.. Brompte iino suberIdiiee 9ebte.
nung uiro 5ueefi9ert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
3u %perfauieu:
9ianinp SIPS.

Gin 9ianiro. sum Ierfauf bel uns aeIaiien
mno bias SoppeIte bes Yreiies nertb. tpiro an
eiuerl prompten 1unoen fir llr 1925 nit uis
terer ouIen @nrantie n%eriuuft. SiubI uno Scd
e~ingefdIoffen; ooer tpiro inter eerinqem .3us
fdIa9 8u monatIiher 9taten bon So oerfauft.
U. Cert & a1bnc,
gegenitber Stennerts. IA 8eftsSaratoeu Strabe.
Q99-203)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

Oompfer n9ermonio" lit am 16. os.
bon Nep-Dorf angefommcn.
Tbtabrtstnge bon Sampfcrn pun
Ncm-Yprf.
gm 81. Srlt 0ampfcr nSumbrre"
nad Sambi1rg.
Sim 81. S,,li 9ampier uSapoie"
nob Sabre.
Sim 81. S,iIi 9ompfer n9arba.
roIia" nad Bremen.
Sim %. SuIi 9ompfcr nGcoric"
nod 2iperpool.
am 90. SuIi 9ompfer n@aIoer-
fee" nod Samburg.
Sim 90. Silli 9ampfer nGtruria"
na6 2iperpool.
Sim 90. Suli 9ampfcr columbia"
nad Glasgow.
Sim %. Suli 9ampfcr n6inIano"
nod gntiperpen.
am %. Sltli 9ampfer nSt.2ouis"
nod Soutbanmpton.
Sim %. SrIi 9ampfer nWieabo"
nad 2onoon.
slm 90. SuIi Sampferr a%ronprin3"
nad Bremen.
Im 90. Sult 0ampfer rGitta oi
Sorino" nod Heapel lno @enlla.
9lm &c. Srli Sampfer naurania"
nad 2iperpooI.
gm 81. Suli 9arnpfer rSceanic"
na6 2iperpool.
Sim 81. Suli 9ampfer colorado"
nad SUN.
slm %. SllIi 9ampfer n@oltfe"
nod Samburg.
Mm %. Suli 9ampfer nSriebrit"
nab Bremen.
am %. Suli 9ampfer d9retaene"
nad Sabre.
slm 90. SiIIi 3ampfer .2auren.
tion" mad Gloseop.
gm 80. Suli 9ampfcr ngrabic"
mad 2iperpool.
Sim 30. Suli 0arnpfer ~Sslano"
nod Copenhagen.
slm 80. Suli 9ampfer nIep.yorf"
nad) southampton.
gm so. Suli 9ampferp 8aoerlano
na6 Ir,tperpen.
SIM 80. SuIi 9ampfer ~Miinc.
tonfa" nod 2onbon.
gm 80. Suli 9anpfer n2ucania"
nad) 2iperpool.
Im 80. Slili 3ompfer Bulgaria"
nod Samburg.
Im 2. Irgl,it 9ampfer nHotter.
oam" na6 Hotteroam.
Sim 2. Ilgllit 9ampfer nEanno.
nia" nad Heopel uno @enuo.
Sim 2. Iuellit 0ampfer nYremetl"
nad Bremen.
Sim 8. g(ilguit Qampferu Teutonic"
mad 2iperpool.
Sim 3. gfitglit 9ampfer nSeilig
Slob" nad) Copenhagen.
Im a. Ii,suIt Compiler u0eutid.
lono" na6 Sambitrg.
glm a. Muguit Gampfer Giant
poene" nod SABRE,
Gm a.. Iuguit Compiler r@erma.
mia" nod ReapcI.
Sim 5. guquit Gampfer ngeItic"
nod 2iperpool.
Sim 6. 4ii9ult Gampfer ~umbria"
nod 2iperpooI.
Sim 6. @uglrit 0ampfer n2uiie"
na6 HeapeI uno @enlia.
4m 6. @uauit Gnmpfer ~Bennipl-
BAHIA" mad 0ouer.
gm G.. auguit Gampfer n4roon.
Lamb" nod gntlperpen.
am 6. s(llgnit Compiler rWinne.
baba" nad 2onoor.
gm 6. angllit Garnpfer nSt.Baul"
nod southampton.
Sim 8. ausuit 0ampfer naaiier
8ilbelm Der t3tpeite" nad Bremen.
am 8. auguit Compiler .garpa.
tbia" nod 2iperpool.
Sim 8. guguit Ganpfern Hpnoam"
nod. Hotteroanl.
am 10. guguit 0ampfer .Sa.r
oeana" nodJ Reopel unb @enua.
gm 10. Guguit Gampfer Baltic"
nod 2%iperpool.
Sim #. gllguit 0ampfer ~&ur.
fiirIt" mad gremert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

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Sdrm.Y r oS
gier, pro 9iiteno tic. bis 10c.
Butter, pro Yfuno:
Creamery Seporator . II bis 20
Cream. @atb. Cream 16 bis Is
Creamery Sanitation . Ia bis 16
ga. Mortbrpeitern 2aole . Is bis 10
@citern Store-Badeb 10 bis 10
Creamery Srints 1 Sfb. 20 bis 81
Creamery 8rints " Bfo. 20 bis 81
@b., So. uno go. Brints 10 bis 10
Creamery 9lods, 2 Yfuno 90 biz 81
Henopirt, bette Warfe t6 bis II
&ellopirt, bette Brints . II bis Is
2ebenoes @efliieel, pro Yfuno:
olte Siibner 14c.; ilrlge Siibner, IA
Tfuno uno mebr, ie 1Sc.; ~ bis
IL Efunb, ie TIC; 1 Yilno uno
iueniger, ie 16c.; gnten Toe. bis lie;
Sauben, pro Yaor 20c. bis SOC.
Srii6te unb Sem il e.
&artoffeln, nelle, pro Sab 1925
bis $3.50; Ipfeliinen, pro aiite
$3.50 bis 1919; grimes Mnis, pro
9bo. &c. bis ttc.; 3nderriiben, pro
giinoel 1c. bis lee; @ciBfobl,
pro Sunoert $500 bis $3.50; Go.
oiesden, pro Sunoert 25c. bis &c.;
@llrfen, pro aorb Zoe. bis 15c.;
&opflalot, pro &opf DC. bis 10c.;
3miebeln, pro aorb $1,25 bis $3.50;
iunge Grbien, pro 9uidel 40c. bis
60c.; crime 9obncn, pro 9uihel SOC.
bis 55c.; Garotten, pro giinoel tc.
bis 1Rc.; tomatoes, pro &orb 25c.
bis Soc; Gepiel, pro Sob $1.00 bis
$500; Simbeeren, pro Gltort 4c. bis
7c.; Gantaloupes, pro Grote $3.50
bis $500; S%cioelbecren, pro Quart
7c. bis &C.; gndnas, pro Grote 1926
bis $500; Efiriide, pro Carrier
$t.00 bis 1926; 9irnen, pro Sob
$500 bis $3.50; @aiiermelonen, ie
Toe. bis 20c.; @adshobnen, pro 9ll,
libel 25c. bis 30c.
Groceries unb Yrobiiio.
Sal5ileiid, pro Eiuno: feline Sll.
gar Gureo Sdinfen 1212c.; erobe
Sugor-Gure6 Shinfen 12c.; GoIi.
FORMER Sdinfen 912c.; Sugar.
Gureo 9rultitiife t0%c.; Sugar.
Gureb Sdrultcrn 9Hc.; troden geiol-
5ene Seitenitiide sac; trodcn geiol-
5ene Seitenrippen S1ac.; Spedieiten
SEC; reines Sdmal.ss in 5ierces
rs; troden geioI5cne SduIiern
S1ac.; SpedihuItern 91ac.; DEB.
SdlueinefleiIh $500 pro Sob.
&affinirter 3uder, pro Yfunb:
getpiirfelt 5.76Iac.; pilIperilirt
5.16Rc.; Stanbaro s%ranulirt
5.O612c.; fein s%ranulirt 5.O61ac.;
GrpitaI q, 5.O61ac.; Columbia q,
4.S112c.; 9elber 81, 4.50 bis 4.55.
@eroiteter &affee: 6. 8. g., 100
Hfo. 3ilten 12c.; 6. 6. g., 60 Bf6.
9iiten 12.10c.; 6. 6. g., SO Bfuno
9iiten 1926; reiner Saba 321ac.;
Biz &c.; gutter SABA 301ac. bis Bic;
reiner Moda 301a biz 3tc.; Saba
unb Woda, yemiidt, 90 Bis 2SHae.:
Saba, gemiidt, 26R big &c; reiner
Raracaibo 23R Bis 24c.; reiner Ga
@i,abra 23R Bis 24c.: reiner Gan.
tos 81 biz 211ac.; Santos, aemiidt,
zoe. Bis 201ac.; 3io, gemiidt 201ae.