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Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07
OF
DEMOCRATIC PAR
TY OPEN TILL 7i3O

The democratic primaries are on be-
tween the hours of o'clock this af-
lternoon and 1880 this evening. 1t
ought not to be necessary to reiterate
the duty that all party members owe
not only to their party, but reaching
beyond that, 10 good government. in
connection with these primaries And
yet The Argus feels that should leave
no opportunity for the charge of being
remiss in its own obligation through
neglect in any possible respect to urge
upon the members of the party that
they fail not in that which should seem
plain TO all-the duty of voting in their
respective primaries and thus attest
ing their approval of clean and fair
methods in local politics.
In the satisfaction of knowing that the
party organization is in the keeping
of the true and representative element
of the party, it would seem no more
than necessary to ask and to expect
that it be kept so. The domination of
any political organization can only pass
from the control of those who have Ii
at heart through negligence and indif-
ference. If this proves characteristic
of today's primaries. the party may
suffer, and in such unfortunate event.
it can blame only itself.
The polls will be open until 1880. at
places in the various wards designated
in the official call appearing on another
page.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07
If Constipated-.- DO This

This offer may not appear again.
There is no catch about 1t. II MuIrs
Grape Tonic does not positively cure
constipation. you are out nothing. as
You may have the first bottle free. If
il cures, which it viii. tell others; that
IS all we ask. No remedy has ever be-
fore been known to cure constipation
permanently. Mulrs Grape Tonic Is not
a physic. II IS unlike anything you
have ever used. It cures constipation.
II IL did not. this offer would ruin us
The process is gradual. but sure. You
know from your own experience that
physics. like pills. salts, castor oil min
eral waters, injections. etc. make you
worse.
Where can Mu!ls' Grape Tonic be had2
Your druggist sells IT, The 81 bottle
contains nearly three times the soc size.
but lf you viii write today to MuiFs
Grape Tonic company 2lOG Third ave-
Hur. Rock Island, Ill. and give drug
gists name. you VIII receive the hrst
bottle free with fun Instructions. THIS
gives us a chance TO prove To you at
our expense that ft r. a wonderful rem
cdX and places YOU under no obligation
70 invest Il penny Only tell your friends
about II.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07
is LEFT PENNILESS
Mrs, Arthur Peal Asks Police to
Help Find Her Hus-
band.
LEAVES PAPER FOR MONEY
That She Had Left Tied in a Hand
kerchief - Savings to
Pay Taxes.

Mrs. Arthur Peal, of Moline. has
asked the Rock Island police TO assist
her in finding her husband, who has
been absent from home since last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Peal has four children at home.
She said her husband has been idle for
eight months. She had saved up $50
10 pay the taxes on some property
that she owns in Moline.
She had the money, all that she pos
sessed on earth. tied in a handker-
chief. She went to the grocery Satur-
day to lay in provisions for over Sun
day, leaving her husband at home
with the little folks.
When she returned he was gone
Her plans were to go and settle with
the tax collector. She opened the
handkerchief in which she had wrap
ped the money.
Paper i'm Place of Money.
Paper had been substituted for the
currency. She says she supposes that
her husband has gone on a spree with
her savings, but she is worried lest
some mishap might have befallen him.
since she has not heard from him for
two days.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07

presentation speech. Mr. and Mrs.
Graham have cultivated many staunch
friends during their residence in Rock
Island. and they have been prominent
ly connected with fraternal and relig-
ious circles. The best wishes of their
friends follow them to their new home.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07

When bilious try a dose of Cham
berlain's Stomach and liver Tablets
and realize for once how quickly a
first class up-to-date medicine will cor
rect the disorder. For sale by all lead
ing druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07
SQUIBS ABOUT
LOCAL POLITICS

There is a considerable number OF
republicans who aver that they could
receive the announcement of the Knox
aspiration with much better grace but
for the fact that it is simply swing
ing the party back into the old rut-
the KnOX-McCOnochie alternating ma
chimes. They want a new face in this
year of grace and wisdom.
The democratic primaries are on
from ) to 7:3O this evening in the
various wards. If you have failed to
vote in your ward you have neglected
duty that should be attended to yet
Scan the list of delegates and commit
teemen before casting your ballot. If
you favor clean politics, show it by
exercising your obligation to your
party.
It's naughty to ask impertinent
questions. but can it be possible that
the little job of postmaster has any
bearing on the present political puz-
Zle?
Democratic primaries from to 7:SO
this evening.
Allen Head has slipped his tether
and is out grazing on the long politi-
cal grass n the Fifth ward. He
could be caught, it is understood, with
the aldermanic halter if-Mr. Knox is
nominated.
T. J. CTody) McMahon is out for
alderman in the Sixth ward. He
wants the nomination on the republi-
can ticket, move they say in the in
terests of DR.. Craig.
The regular biennial boost party is
to be held at the establishment of one
B. Frank Knox on Twentieth street
this evening. All those who are will
ing TO wear the red badge of courage
have been asked to be present take a
pipe and blow a bubble. Another de-
gree of fever and faster pulse at the
Doctors office.
Boney Johnson, Frank Westbay,
Billy Gall, A. E. Nelson and Duncan
chasing the elusive republican nomi-
nation for police magistrate. It's a
pace to kill and fortunate if none OF
the number falls dizzy with the heat.
Those influential citizens with the
long thirst who are around in every
campaign have taken up their respec-
tive positions and are watching intent
ly for developments in "frenzied fin
ance"
Apart from the excellent candidates
for mayor that have been published from
time to time, suitable and available ma
terial among democrats for the 9th
er offices has been discussed. For city
S. r. Kenworthy and r. r.
Reynolds are being discussed; for po-
lice magistrate. ]. P. Sexton and E. c.
Berry are candidates; for collector, |
J. OrTin Leonard and J. c. Aud; for
assessor, Peter Schlemmer and G. W. |
Henry.
The South Rock Island republican |
township committee composed of A. F. |
]. W. Donnel and Olof Atkin- |
son have issued a call for meeting |
at the town hall Saturday evening, |
March is at 1880 for the purpose of ~
Iecting candidates for the coming cleo
lion.
The friends Of Carl Naab are again |
upon him to become a can
didate for alderman in, the Second /
ward.
When bilious try a dose Of Cham
Oerlain's Stomach and liver Tablets
and realize for once how quickly a
first class up-tO-date medicine will cor
rect the disorder. For sale by all lead
ng druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07
LENT BEGINS TOMORROW
Ash Wednesday Will Be Observed in
the Churches.

the Churches.
Tomorrow will be Ash Wednesday,
the first day of Lent, and Catholics.
EpiscOpalians and LUtherans will OBJ
serve it as a day of penitence and
prayer The Catholics will observe
the custom of blessing ashes, and
their distribution after mass will typify
the sackcloth and ashes which were
the ancient garb of penitents. Lent
begins very late this year, and during
it there will be special devotions held
in the Catholic churches in the city.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07

The friends of Carl Naab are again
prevailing upon him to become a can
didate for alderman in, the Second
ward.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07
A Eavorite RemedY for sabies.

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy a favorite with the mothers OF
small children. II quickly cures their
coughs and colds and prevents any
danger of pneumonia OF other serious
consequences. For sale by all leading
druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07

Can't you eat, sleep or work. Bad
liver? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
makes rich, red blood. gives strength
and health. Cures when all others
fail No cure no pay. 35 cents. tea
1r tablets. T. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-03-07
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward GOepel enter
tanned a company Of friends AT cards
at their home on FOurteenth-and-a-ha
street last evening.
Lemuel S Graham, who has for the
past two years been employed a. fore
man at the Fremont Tub factory. has
accepted a lucrative position with the
Hoover Cooperate company. at Rock
Falls. H., where he will remove his
family in a few days. Last evening
a delegation of Rock Island tribunal
of the FraternaI Tribunes called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham al their home
on Second street. TO convey the good
wishes Of the membership and as a
token OF esteem and appreciation of
their faithful services ~ the order
presented them with a silver fruit dish
embelIished with the tit
ular initials of the society. District
Deputy S. z. Van Noorden, made the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
(0l)

&umpf Sen Nc oSuutto -
Ct. 0oluorO Scllcp mil bieien Cont
nlcr oui cigcnc Hcd)nIng cincn
Soupi qcQcn oic MoSQltitoS bcgins
ncll, ocncn CT 0ic @crbrcitlrn9 bon
Sumpiiicbcr mo onocrcn arontbci
ten iulhrcibt. Ger Nr5t iogt, oob
Sunlpiiieber in ictner id)linnmiten
Gorm BON 9ocuit Yoint utb Spor.
rotp3 Yoiut fommt mo CT cine gcnii'
gen0e Smmmc innlnlcln hill, nm
bieie 8egen0eu elmer griiroiiGeu I'm
teriud)ung 81 mntcr5iebcn, 8, Z. 8.
Colin. Der cine Autorit0t iiber Die
gelbe Ticbcr. WoSQuito lit. unb o..
&. 9. 6ouoro pom Gntomoloqiid)cr
9iircou in @nibin0ton bobcn ibrC
Mitmirfntg 5ugeiuat.
Yodetpoit mad enGlnnS
uuo SrIono. - Yoitnciiter "
@oIl Sorri9 mod)te 9eItern ooroll'
olimerfiom ooB bcllte oerEodetpoit
8ertrog jpii6en oen Gercinigtc.
Stoaten nn0 Gn9lono III Srait tritt
Sod Den 8citimmirnaen bciielbeI
fonlien @oorenpodetr I'M Wcrtbe BOZ
niht iiber $50 uno nidt nlebr ais
Gfunb uno 6 lln5en miegcno, 5u
Hote bon IL Gents pro 8fun0 mi
Der 8oit nod England uno Srloni
geionot iperoer. Eodete oiiricn MIDI
fiber 49, Sub lang iein iino miiiiei
i'm &ouptpoitant ODER in Srieftroger
1lnterpoit-S tationen obgelieiert mer
ben.
Sn fritii6em II It anoe e.
Or. aIbert &. 8aoel, frilber Sefreta
Der @eiunobeits .geboroe, liegt in
fritiiden 3uitanbe in ieiner @oE
nuna, Hr. 200, @eit.Maoiion.St Ctr
oarnieoer. Or iuuroe Dor einigen Otc
naten bon einem Sdlogflnb betro'
fen, Der iif Dor etlpo 5ipei Wohef
iuieoprbolte uiib Glide cage ipote
IieItcn iid SDlnptome bon Yneumo
nia Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

6oltumg ser StroBen i'm 9rouooiltrift
bcrmiai0cn0c @c%roronung gitnitig
cinberihtcn. Die Mitglic0cr oeS
Gontitc's bobcn iid iibcr3Glgt, OoB
oic &crmiaignng cine notbpcnoi0c lit
uno GonmiiiGr @ides oieiclbc bcfiir-
lportct. WuDor IimomlS miro Die
Hotb5 Yrdiiocttcn 0tor1on unO
@uitbcr crilt6en, ibrcn @infhtB fir
Die boIOi8c Eoiiirung Der &croros
ming Qcltcno 81 madcu.
Yfln itcrung begtnnt
bCutc.
Staot p (%Sngcnicur 6enoo0 miro
6clttc Nbcno NIT Der Yiloitcrltng Der
9oltimoreItroBe, pom SoliooD= bis
Go(pcrtitrnBe, %beginncn; ole Colbert.
StroBc fam obcr nod niht gepf(os
Itert mCrocn, neil oicicIbc nod nid)t
crlucitcrt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
Sin gliiflidcr Mann,

Sorrp e, Gbappelear bon &irginien
perfouft ieinen Nod fir 20 Gcnt2
uno giebt umpcricben9 @cloanmci-
iunQcn iiir 5000 nit. - Die 80.
li5ei miro oarum gepobr un0
Itclt ibm sic Mcrtbideinc 5llriid.
Sid Sans I'M @liid" ST. nenncrL
6otte &orrp 6. Gboppclcur BON @ors
renton, So, gGitern ole llriadc. NlS
Rlunoeiergeant Strott un0 Sergeont
@m. 6orreit geItcrn %ormittog ollrd)
Sen Marib.Oiorft gingen uno Ectcr
Goben's Sroolerlooeu, gfr. t2612,
Centre ortt pallirten, unterlldtc
bieier einen oltcn bod, Scr Dor Dem
&oOen bling, un6 500 aus Der 9ruIt-
toi6e. bier glonrnS' @rpreB 8eIo-
@npeiiungen 81 $50 pro Grluciiung.
9tid)t miIieno, mas Die Eopiere ma
rem, monote cr ith nit Ocn @orten
an sic beioen 8oli5eibeomtel, CT
glnllbe, bic nltcn Gapicre Icien mertb-
los uno f0n1ten oeS6olb mobI neg
9eporien meroen. Hrnoeicrgcont
Strott io6 o6cr ouf Sen criten Slid,
DOB eS mertbpoqe Yopierc ieielt lno
rabm Belts oupon. Gobcn er5Gblte
inn Damn, CT babe Den Hod nit Der
Ou5lt gcb6ri0en @eite in Ocn friibcn
Morgenlhmocn fiir 20 GentS bon ei-
ncm Sremoen 0efouft. @r beidricb
ou9 NlSieben oeS WonneS, l1o III
fllr5er 3eit fonO CT oenielben III Der
Nto6bari6oit bon Brott- uno Eight,
Strobe. Der 6remOe, weld)er lid
ais cin gcpiiier Sorrp s. Gboppeleor
aus @urrcnton, So, beronsitellte,
iuur gum gctpiilcn @rnoc IhtmpfIit-
Mig. @r iagte, CT lct bis gum 16.
WGr5 i'm g9cllcpuc = Solpitol" III
Helu- Oorf ongeItelt gelpelen; or babe
oonn noh ieiner @eimotb i'll Sirgis
nicn reiien mollen, fonntc obcr nlft
0cnuli on9cber, iuoS linn ieit Der 3elt
puilirt lei, ober CT crinnere i'd, Dap
er gut gctfeioct 9elpcien ulo bier
@cloanmciiungen olti Die NoollS'
@rpreB Gompognie 81 ie 500 &C.
bu6t bcbc. NQcs let a6er perld)lpllll'
ocn. @incS MorgenS, io9te er, let CT
oltf eincm Srottoir ollfgelpod)t, NM
feline $14 cnt6oltenoe @elOborIe Ne1
perldmunoen gerpcien; Die @eloon'
meilungen babe CT gon5 per9e''en &C.
boht urb i~i6erbullpt ungcnonlllleit,
oiciclben ieien linn alth geroitbt NOR
ocn. @cItern Wlorgen babe er lctllell
altten God perfauit, nm Elm 6rilbltild
foitfen AT fonnen. Goben ioentifi.
,irte Den Wunn ols Den Serf1llIct
bes Hoctes. Die Yoli5eibeomten er'
mGbntcn nidts pom Dem Nuifinoer
Scr @eloamueiiunger, I'M mlttlerer
StutionS6allie aber reid)te Sergeon1
,~Sorrelt Dem Hunoeiergeanten Stroti
Dor Gboppcleor's @ugen Die girrpei
iunact, uito unpiafiirlid) riei oielcl
aus: ,Wem if mid nidt Iebr IRE
Ie6en oieie slnrueiiungen genau i
aus, olS oieienigen, melde i6 beioB!'
Tie Yoli5eibeomten filbrtcIl i'm jet
nod Sptn Niirpnli 0Pr W0ntfrs' Gr
preB Comp, no er ger1ig 6elo er
belt, I'm Elm 9ao 5u nebnen u1o lid
neu oil~s5ultuffiren. Suralif erfl1rt
Ser Wtann, CT miiroc jeet %beimreilerl
10 idneu er f0nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
StGrfuna Der @cinnobeit

fi1bet man in einem @laie sSolace"-
9ier aus Sreo. 9allernidmlot "lme'
ricon Sroilerei." sllls beltem Soptetl
unoMal5 a%rbrollt, oiiinlilirt lid leid)t
nit ser @obrlins uno lit benz lfppdf)-
Iiditrn Moacn ~sltrdalid). 9railcrei
i1Ol-tt2S SiiIen.Sfr. Ielepbon
6. & q. 1854, Mo. fi91. (91)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
.Nrnhiimn.H
Ginlucibun9 Der rcnUuirtCn !Snlc,
WOntng, Den 3. Npril. llntcrbnltnng
uno Snn5frGnSdcn. (9t,3)
Nns clfte Ycnbpbn 3. Nlccitn[.

us ClItC JlCCllUl.
Sri. Gertrude Wtop Strin, Die &c.
itcrn I'M o8coboop Snititutc" oui.
trot, lit unicrcn Gon5crtbciudcrn ci.
lie bctonnte mo Qeib6tte S0ngcrin
unO bat ii6 ollf Dem EoOirm Oc9
Gcobo0psS ooIeS pieIfod 8cifal cr-
iutgerL. Sic bottc olth 9citern mic.
scr cin groBcS Yublifum ongc5o0cn,
OoS ibrcn &ortrGgcn picl Seifult
5oltc uno Die S0nQcrin Ourd) mebr.
fode &%eroorrlIfc olts5cidnctc. 9o@
Hccitul bcqorm inter crld)ipercnOcll
llmitGnOcn. lin bier llbr luor nod
fcin 6liigcl sur 8cqIcitltnG otf ocnl
Eooium. Gircttor &on0olpb bcglci
tctc oc86olb Die G%ingonqS. Nric bon
Roiii olf ser Srgcl mo oic 9lric fam
babel 5t better @cItlrng. 9ann truf
Scr 6liiQc( elm. mur IN fur5er 3eit
oui0citcQt mo 0oS CONCERT fonntC
icincu proQrommmdBigen &erIouf
ncbmen. Sri. Strin bot cincn 6u1tcn
StruuB pom Sicocrn, Die ultf 0eut-
ihcm, iron5oiii6cm mo omcrifoni.
idcm 9oocn gepodlcn; babel mon.
dc Qic0cr, 0cnct man in Gon5erts
S6lcn icltcn bcgc9nct. GoS Eros
gromm bate Oomit 5uglci6 ben9feii
ocS Nclcn. Sd)ubcrt'S oGoB lie bier
0crucirn" uno oS6lmtmcrlico,"
Sd)umom'S sd arouc ni6t" un0
gHoiclcin," Sic Moinodt," oStonos
6en," Simmer Letter miro mcin
SGlummcr" mo Pin cine Ieol5.
barrie" bon 9robm'S. u. Mogncr'3
.S6mer5cn" mo nSrGumc" morcn
oic Ocutidcu 2ieocr, Die 6ron5oicn
poren olrd Sic @lode" bon Soint
Socl19 pcrtreten mo Dos omerita.
niidc 2icb ourh San Der Stitden'a
% SllgenofrcunO," Wodcn5ie'S Scr
2cn5 lit nid)t toot," Gboomif'S oGu
bit mir" mo Suntingoon 5000
mans nSonlcnlico."
Sri. Stcin pcriii9t ii6cr eincn icbr
umfon0rcidcn, olaglcbigcn mo
tiihti0 0eihultcn Nlt, Der i'll oet tic
fcrcn 2ogen %bcionOcrS ih0n tlingt,
9o5u lit tic cine gcidmoduoue Sic
%ocriGn9crin. Ginigc Der 9%cluGbltcn
2icocr logcn Der Sdn9crin itcllcn'
mcilc ct>poS bod. Sri. Stcin be
bcrriht oltd) bic @obc, oacin ibrc
Stiutnle flingt Oof IN Den tiefcrctl
Hegiitern am id)0nitcn. 81 nor Die
Soint Soen'ihe y@lpde" bon beIon.
ocrS ticicr @irfltng obcr oll6 Sdlt.
mann, @robmS unb Sogncr IunOct
III Ger SGnacrin cine nolhpcrtbigt
Snterprctin. Sri. Clara Nihcrfcl(
bcglcitetc Die SGn0erin geponot I'M
icinfiIblig.
0oS ShluB Mecitol iinOct nod
item 6reitog, Den I. April itott. 81
ocmielbcn tritt Scr YiuniIt Tlooimil
sc Yohntonn, Der bier lcit &obrcl
nid)t mchr 0cbort noroc1 lit, mieoer
cinnlo( Dor unlcr Eltblifum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
Sdiffsfarten pon limb nadj SeutidJ'
[ou0.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: 8a.
iiite 1880 uno $44.50, 3piifenoed
$33; BON Vremcn bis Baltimore:
aoiiitc $50, 3miiheuoef (iiir ale
Yaiioeiere) $1,000. Sbeu. $. 9iener
& ST., 3iiirmcr Hr. 3, ia Sit.
9crinaion /. CTR. 0elbiuedicl ms
@cloienoimgen. (3233
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

Ii f nm Mil6c I ii e.
W 0rocr.- @eiteral-S tuat8s
onnult Wn. Q. 9rpun bot oem@oll'
perneltr Die 9%egnobigung oeS Gegers
SenrD S. SonOp cmpfobler, Der IN
Somerlct-G ountD ipegen Grmoroung
ieiner Satin oes WoroeS I'M erlten
@raoe idulloig 6eiunoen iporoen mar.
Ser 9rpan idlGgt ole NiIoerung
oes llrtbeils in lebensl1nglide ODER
menigitenS cine longe Soft Dor, GA
oic Sbot inter GROCER Yrooofatioa
%begongcn plirbe. Die 5rou5 tpar If.
rem @otten untreu aeluoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

i iii permonente Srganiz
dtion. = Der fiir5lih ge9riinoete
yS%ngenieurs Glib" miro ndGiten
Montoe I'M Gmpfangs5immcr ocs
Mopprs cine Sitnng bolten uno per.
moitcrtc 9con,tc crm1hleit. SIC pro.
ntinentclten Sitgcnicire Der Stoot
Iino Dem Club beigetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
Sriid)c @ufWnrit, SnnidJ.N nrit
mno SO auocrc Sortcn uun Wnrit 5n
babcn bel @m. u. SuDocr, 757-759
GcringtUn = Marft. (9f)

@rntuGcr Mcn d). - Die go
li5ci ocS iiiolidcn 9iIttift& iltd)t 5ltr
Belt tod) cincm Sllbrmonlt, peld)er,
nofocm CT 9~cItern bic 2 Sabre oItc
Hedrl 6. Cor BON Nr. itt6, Dit Sort
Npcnue, iiberfobrcn bate, in feigcr
@ciie icin Sell III Der 6lilht Iild)tc.
ToS aino fteli5tc an Der Nllcnltrobc
oic Sort, Nucnuc, olS cS iibcrfobrelt
pirbc rnb obid)on Der Slltld)er letne
Sdmer5cnSldreic borte, fubr Der brit
tolc Mcnid ipeitcr, obne iid nm oo3
Wtdohen 81 fiinmerit. Nugen5eilgen
OeS llnfoQeS tritgcn 0oS Wtuohen III
ieine elterlihe Wobnuna, iuo'elblt Is
iid) berutSitellte, buB OaS Wdoden
oilBer eiltcm 9rltd) oes Shlit1ele
beins 8erlcbunaen an Der lilitenSonO
ooopn getrogen bottc.
Ycrional Noti5. Scrr
Roscoe W. Yadoro, Der aopellmciIter
Der 4. HcgimentS . SopcIle, lpnroc
am Gienitae i'm rNagemeinen Ma
rpl1noer Soipitol" iuegen zines IN
nerlidpn 9eioens operirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
Neueite MOOen fit
junge Wanner.

@enn sic in scr 2(lt8lpn6I Sbrer
1riihio6rS .alei0cr oa5 Bette trciten
molten. ioatcn sic bulb fontmcn, nm
inter cincm poaItdnOiocn giiortinlcnt
oltSmdblcn uno sic alciocr md6rcno
Scr oolr;cn Sniion tragcn SIT t0nnen.
.Trim Sop 6oats" in Den itencft olioe1s
uup lobtarbiqcn Gtuttirunseh iblt6t uno
in elmer uueuolt6cn 9uteiunbI BON aeitrettten
uno pclutrfcltcn 0efiinS. Stpns IdnGer 5u9e'
frbuittcu. ais ir Der lcptcn SGtion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
Gcnnp's feinc acroitctc 9afices

meroen in alien Staottbeilen Don
Baltimore perfallft. Die por5iiglihe
&ualitdt unb mGbigen 8reiie madlen
oteielben geraoe5u beriibmt.
G.S.Scnnp So, Slice, aaffce, 3ndcr.
Qpril5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
0cleIcnSmnscn nadj Sentidlianb nnf
Scltreidl

81 "a Gents pro Marf unb 20H
Gents pro arone. 8orto ertro.
@ediel olisgeitcat olif ale Sbeiie
Der @elt. giGiee Sfiiisfartcn BON
nno nod 9cItihlano. bco. s.
Oiencr & 60, ia Sit-2egina.
ton-Str. 3immer SIR. 3. (tS0--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
$40, SIS, $50, $25.

0lraantc SritDju6re.gn5tac in Der nclcn
arauer Shattirung uto neren Snrtntionell
Die Rode iino Gin. uno 5lucireibig, un9ctdbr
~ 3ou ldnger. init ocn ncllen breitcn gnts
ilhl1ocu mo Center Sent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
StaOt Baltimore.
0aS g8cttcr.

Sir MorDIonO mo oct Giitrltt
Columbia id0ncS g8cttcr, pcr6nOcr.
litc @inoc,
Ger b0hitc Cbcrmometcriton0 mar
y 8roo mn 3 llbr Nodnlitto9S.
Ter nicorigitc Sbermomctcrito10
mar l6 8roo nm ) llbr MtorQcuS.
Mittlcrcr 9orometeritonO 3O.32,
Ger nicoriqitc SbcrmomctcrItouO
Der lcbtcn 81 Stunocn in nohfolgcu.
Den StGotcn mor mtc iolqt: Goitport
Sc, 4ortlono 3S, Bolton Al, Nlbonn
36, Seem. 2orf as, SorrisburQ II, Ebi
laOClpbio 90, gtlouticsG ~, @uibs
inQtpn "A, Noriolt 80, &atteru6 sc,
Charlotte rs, Milmington 80, Gar
Teton 5S, SuOannub 60, Sodionpillc
81, Supitcr y, Sen Wcit 70, Ntlontn
80, Wontgomerp 4S, NepsO orleans
60, 8aleitine So, @olociton 66, Cor.
puS Gbriiti GS, Wemp6iS "a, Gincin.
noti II, YittSburg ~, SSmego 36,
Buffalo "a, Glcoelono IL, Tetrolt
~, 9llpcnu 30, Morquctte 2S, @rccu
Ban -, Chicago 36, DULUTH %, ct,
@oul 3S, ct. 2ouis 80, SonioSsGitp
80, Glcuclono 56, Siron 80, 9iSmorf
26, @iaiIton "a, Sabre SO, Selcno
80, Sult 2afe II, 0eupcr 50, Rortb
9lotte As, Dodge 30, 9lmoriao 50,
Sos InqeleS is.
T%olQCnocS NOR Der Stuno Scr Gem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

rSnrnbcrcin &uriuGrtS."
SOnntna, Den =. Npril 1908,
Hadlm. $50.
- SdDlnf . Wnmm. -
fOh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
$40, $t2.50, SIS bis $50.

0as Scflciocn Der anobcn lit bier
Gin &crsuiigcn! Sin cnormcr Sor'
rut6 bon belcn Nouitdten III aIeioern
fitr ocn Sdulbciud, fir Den Spiel-
plob uuO iiir bic 6eittagc erIcif.
tcrt oic 9(uSmobl!
Sic m0gcn Oicic alciOer tiir SIT gut
fir sic &no6cn buItcn ober mir
bcnfen, ooB fiir cincn 9eiunOen Slln-
gen Nid)tS 81 gut lit - uno am GnoC
lit cS ulld) oo5 9iQigite.
Nccfers uno rIop Goats" bon 1913 bis $1,000,
9lnsiiec fir feline anuben bon $3.50 bis $3.50.
arabcns S6ulan5iiqe non $3.50 bis $500.
Sauft mic nor einem Seindl in
Sebm's Meme Sail,
16 @ch:Scrtngtun.,
uabe 6 barlcS.St Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
SamItag, Ocn 1. Npril 1905.
llntrrhnItnnns . g9ealpriicr.

IITTCrDHITNNBe gNIBIJVTICF.
,WuRt.9IaOcmie. 4" - Sicfe 9Spde: oSiaaIebbs
gtpplcob" uub ,Gbc College 9Stonpcr".
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Ruiiiu".
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GictuiOU".
,Sonibannrnbcu. Sbratcr." - 2icfe @obe:
Abe Smart Set.
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SOnnC".
,Warnlano.Sb eatrr," 49, 9iefc @obc: tdQIi6
5lpei Tauoeuiues QuritCIlungeI.
,TcuCs auditorium" - Sicic g8o6c: 1bos,
6. Sbcd In iul1euocm Repcrtoire:
Wloning, W}itiiuuh uno Sar1itdq Nbeno
Or. Semi uHo Dir. 6Doc"
Gnmiiup mtutiuec. On 8uniibeo By The NINA"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-19
HEAVY SILVER SHIPMENTS.

San Fnnciseo, Dec. ls.-The continu.
ed high price Of silver bullion between
G5 and 90 cents per ounce Is causing
heavy shipments Of Mexican dollars
melted into bullion through Sis port,
Seattle, and Vancouver, 10 The Orient.
The shipments are being sent by Wells,
Fargo 4 Co., under heavy guard In the
express eompany's cars. II Is said that
during the past sixteen days thirteen
millions In silver bullion have been
brought out Of Mexico for shipment 10
the Far East from this coast.
In financial circles predictions are
heard that silver b. going 70 seventy
cents because the surplus production Is
limited, while the demand d constantly
growing.