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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
(gIus bent a~eItrtgen 5onntdassGorrcfponbeu
@eraniiaunscn Der ISOLDE.

IS oIlioopitr. Ebeoter."
Soc @olih ein befonnter 9iib.
rcnonrltcllcr, tritt bicic 8ohc I'M
oSouioopItrnBens Sbeoter" lelbIt i'll
Scr &ouptrolle OeS StiideS .2be
EeooIer" ori. Gie 2eitiung ocs8hea
tcrS bot eS porge5ogetL @eIib bier III
oiclcm Stiidc oltitreten 5u lnlien, an.
ltott III eiltem Der neilereu ieincS Hc-
pcrtolrcS, nr6 cine quite Srllppe pot
Goritclcrn untcrItiitt i'm. 8cllb
loIl Der bette 9nrIteucr ser HClu.0or.
fer Sllben ser Gillette icin mo oIS
Nbrubum Sucobion iol ibnt in oSbc
Fcb0icr" cine icItcnc Bclc9cnbeit &C.
botcn Iciu, oie'cS Solcnt III %glGu5cils
Der Wcilc 5itm NorIhcin 81 bringer.
rW 0 II umcntuI 5 Sbeuter."
0as .WonumcntolrS bcotcr" miro
an Wortog fir oic Soiion c%roffuet,
mo mcrben III 6cnliclbcn ol,SlhlicB-
lid Truppen Der OILS oGmpirc Cir
cult" b%efonnten 8elcuihoften %ouitrc.
ten. Cen Iltiang iucrOcn OicnSoup
Girls" mod)cn. Ter Sompn9tie &C.
b0rcn 80 toIentirte 9orItcucr an, unb
in bcnlFrogronm iino cingclhlolicn:
hic Grtropoaon5en Pin SoncIt Toli.
ticiou" u1b ~ Tcmpcit IN a Sco'
&onie." Die Goitiimc in ocn Grtru.
nngon5.G nrItelIuugcu ioucn prodlt'
boil II. sic Wonctcuicu iIbcrit iuobl'
g%eltoltct mo biibif icilt.
planners Sbruter."
Olucn GnpiS' olncrifoniid)eS Ora.
MA nGbc @bitc GopS" fonlmt oieic
@od)c III n8lonep'S Sbcutcr" 5ur
Auiiiibrung. SIS lit Dies Gin Gro'
MA, oeiicn Scencn, Gborottcr uh6Gr-
eigniiic im Siibcn ipicIcn. Is lit
rciit int @eiiibl mo GuBerlt lpon-
ucno. Sober Der Gborottcrc lit lc'
bcna9ctrcu gclhilbcrt mo cine In'
5obl unprecedented 8ci1ngc fommt
5ilm Gortroge. Wntinec'n linocn
Wontng Wittluod, Srcito1 II. Sunt'
ltog NadJmittogs I'M 2 llbr itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
llntcr Sriimmcrn bc9rnbcn.

Eitt9burg, 20. Nu0uit. -
Die Wouern lno Der 6i,Bbooen bes
5~luciten StodlpertS ocS ppr fllr5cr
Belt cingcGldcrtcu Aucmc SbcoterS,
mclfc in NbrciBlung bcQriiicn morcn,
I'M cincn 9tcubou 5t beginner, ltiir5'
ten nm 60 beltte Nbenb 5uiummell
mo cine Nn5obl itolicuiihcr Irbeitcr
mllroc in Den Iriimmcrn b~cgrabcn.
Scd)S SdmcrpcrleBte lin0 lplpeit her.
~nltSgebolt por0cn. Ob Wcnlhcnlebcn
DerIorcn ginNcn mo mie uiclc, lit 5l,r
Belt nod nidt ieIt9eItellt.
(Sp0ter.) - Nieuonb fam ourdj
ocn Ginlttrj un'8 2eben. 0rei5cbu
Nrbeiter limo pcrlcbt. iiini ocricIbcn
bc0cnflid), icoo6 boiit man oui oic
MISUNDERSTANDING Nucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
arontbciten Qcnel6ct lunroen:
SeiratbS QiccnSen.

9iaiom $. 9utteriportb. %; mo
9eiiie q. Sbcrluooo, %; applifunt
". $. g%uiterlportb, @aibington, ..
e.
Rob Y. Webiter, %. uro siberia
Bennett, %; Tpplifant u. Y. @eblter.
Hr. t70S. Roro.Y roaolpup.
hilbert Hoder, %, mo 5innic
0onoo. 81; Applifont albert Roder.
Hr. 1i9. Horo=S rout.S trabc.
@m. $. 9oiuop. 2e, uno annie 6.
acorns. %; AppIifont 9ouicl q.
Sur9uS. Nr. 1i6S. @eit- Sambnrg.
Strobe.
abrabom alobntan, %. uno 2iqian
Shiuurt, 10; gpplifunt Ioniel alot-
man Hr. 622, Sit.9altimorc.S II.
@corae u. @oafc, 81. mo Nnnie Wt.
Wepers, 80; Npplifont @eorae u.
gaafe. Hr. $40, @eit.0 ermansS ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

9oocpoiicr oiiSihiitteno, GieS ober
nid)t 5rgebcn, obglcid gcro0e oercit
ioIldc Wobnobmcn niht mir Den I'll
fobol, ionocrn olld) Ole Wcbroniueits
Ollng Der oiclcm 3ugclcbtcn mo oop'
pclt lbGbIiden Site pcrqroBcrn.
Die nclc Socc ocS 9iihoiS lit Die
Groiimun0 zines Bier @ortcnS in
Ncm.Dorf ouI oicielbc Irt, lulc or
iold)c in Berlin ielbit beiuht bat. Del
Den &lGnqcn BON Wogncr Ii. StraltS
miro MIR @icr unb tolte SpclIc Der.
obrcid,t. mo boiicn Der @riinocr ulO
icinc ibm babel bluton utb ireilintlg
ocnfcnocn 6rcunoc boS rid)tiqc &C.
troiicn 81 bubeit, Die Srintntoral 5lt
bcbcn irn6 81, oercbcll, Ole Sruor bel
icr, olS iuie Ties bon Der aonjcI oocr
burt Tcrbot gcId)cbcn fam.
Sbcrfldhlid) ongclcQtc Wcnid,er
bcbouptcn, boB Trmiith ltctS mo int.
mel cine Solge bon Grunfluht lit,
mas aud tbeiImciic ourd)ouS
niht bcitrittcll ipcrben loll, ood Dob
(rum,filid)t icbr oft ourd) llnGlild
oocr oubollcrnbc iibcrgrobc Irnmntb
(bclonocrS bel Qcbilbeten Wcnihcn)
cntitcbt, lit iidcr bod olld) gloubboit,
mo 9crobc 9cutc bonn Sd)Iogc Vi'
Idol Fottcr'@ lilb bnpon iibcr5cugt.
Nud) bic in &pnbpn'S Trmcnpieriel
t0glih lid) belucNcnoen WtiilionGrc,
ioluic oitd) bic Niibrer Scr BORT 10 le.
NcnSrcid) mirfcnocn ScilSormcc bos
ben cingcicbcil, Bob Der Sriunf niht
Die Wtollcll rliinirt, lonocrn 6uB
EritnfIud)t mciltcnrtbcilS ourd) llcbcr,
bononobnlc folt unertrooborcn Glenz
6cS cntItcbt. Der Scmpcrcn5,E rcoi.
ger lhoift meiit MIR 3~lpieipoIt in Der
Scelc beS Wcnid)cn. bieieu iebr oft
ill6ulricocn NIT iid) iclbit mo Der
gorl5cn Wclt mod)cnb, ip0brcno Der
WoBl9fcltS Npoltcl, Die Wc9cnlGbc 81
pcrIobncn iild)cno. ocu 2cbcn babel
Die ldonItcn Seitcn ob5ugciuinncn
trod)tet mo nidt al3 ipronnilhcr
&ohcn0cl bcn Sricocn Anocrcr itGren
nil. &u oblollitcr Srcibeit mo oilrd)
TnipcnounQ PATHFINDER Mittel, oic
GroBc Ntolic OcS &olfcS 5linl mGBigcn
@cllnB lcid)tcr %oltobolildcr @etr0nfc
5n cr5leberL nilduloigc T~craniigcn
llld)t %ltorcn0, lonoern ermul1tcrno,
BARN nIlcin nllr forn ole Srinfirnoc
ort cine Dem 8%cn1cinuobI Scocr
brlllgcnoc @ciic gcIolt perocn.
Otto Gr0munn.
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SnmclCn iuicocr crlanot.

Gctroit, WtidD, 20. Mug. Qic
Foli5ci tiin0Igt al, bob tic &uueIcit
I'M Wcrtbc BON 5000, meltc nod)
Dem Gitcntut OH Den YionOIcibcr
Soiepb Mopcr am IS. Suli aus ocliell
&oocn geroubt porocn iuurelL ollrd)
bic ailgobcn Ciucr 6roli, weld)c ibreit
Nomen ais 6rou y. Clifton ongoh,
uno in aoniaa.Gitp perboitet murbe,
oifgciunocn babe. Gicic Srou ioll
Sorrp Sobnlon clrcn Der oeS Wots
mes pcroottiQcn @eleQelL filr5 Dor
Der Shrctcnatbat bon GIepclano
bicrber bc0lCltct bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Sic Sabnfatoitropbc bci Nuriulf.

Norfolt 30. 30. Nugllt. -
Iie Heifen 5ucier meitercr Spicr Der
am lcBten Qonneritog ciugetrctcnell
0ubnfutultrop6c murocn bclltc aus
oem GliSobctb . Nioer qeSogcn. 81
rlcr Der Sootcn lit IbomnS 6erguiou,
BERG rebbrildcnmGrter, Wclhcr gerooc
Oos YGrum" geofinet botte, ourd,
wcIdcs Der llugIiids5rg in oen 6luB
l%tiir5tc. &m @orl5en iinO iett If
&cidcu I'M 6ltilc gciunOcn wor0cll
mo 5mci &crlcbtc itorben i'm Soipi'
tai. Nod, mgciGOr liebcn ~9erioncn
mer0cn pcrnlibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
EuitbrfOrocrnnG mad benz MnSlanoc.

Iuslunoiit)c Yolt fir Die nit Dem
26. Mli9liit cnocnbc Wode ldlie6t
bier (piinttlid) in oIlen SG0cr) iuie
iol9t i'm Soupt.E oitomte.
Fadet . Eoit lit often bon 8 llbr
8ormittogS bis 3 llbr NodmittupS
t1gIid), ouSgcnommcn Sonntu1S.
Yodct.Eoit fir Gentidlono idIiebt
bier bis Slim %. angult t0alid 10
llbr Sormiitogs; fir 0roBbritonnien
uno SrIonb GienitagS lno SreitagS
5 llbr NoflnittogS.
Compiler p~erloilcn Heiu.Dort bis
onoerlpcitig oll0egeben.
IranS- Itlnntifc q o It.
Itenltug - nm 10 llbr NbenOS
nod Srlon0 mo 6ranfrcid) per Gam.
pier Baltic" pio 0uecnStoluu. (Eoit.
iod)cn nod onocrCn (bcilcn bon Gil,
ropn miiiien opcr Baltic" oorcliirt
lein.)
Wittmod - INT 10 llbr gbcnoS
nod) 6ronfrcih per Compiler ga 60.
ooic" piu SABRE; nad) europa per
Ianlpler n3clltiblnro" pin EID.
mouth, Gbcrbourq uno Sontbura.
Srcltoa - I'M I llbr NbenoS nod
europa per Compiler nBbiloorlpbio"
Uio ElDmoutb mo G~bcrbour9. CVolts
lohcn nod 2ibcrpool. ShottIono mo
Srlono miiiien per philadelphia"
ooreiiirt iein)
Wontog. Den %. giguit - nud
europa per Gompicr Yaronprin5
Wilbclm".
Folt iir Q ii o. unb Central.
Imcriflo q, " is noien etc.
GicnItog nm 3 llbr Nod)mitto0S
ltud) Sornoico per Gonipier BON 30.
lion; nm 10 llbr .tbenoS nod) Cuba,
Dltcotnn nno Gompete per 9on1piu
"G@peron5o"; nod Snoguo, Sopti II.
Colombia per Gampier ,@roccin".
Wtittipoh - nm 10 ltbr abcno@
nad) Central, gmerifa un0 Den iii0.
liden Ynciiic.SGien per Gonpier uio
Colon.
Sohncrltdg iirt 10 llbr Nbcn0S
nod Barbados mo Dent noroliten
gro'illcn per Camper .Worunben.
le"; 1od Den VobomoS per 9onpicr
Saratoga; nod Den 2eclunrO. uno
Winolporos SnieIn uno Guinea per
2ompier .Sontubelc".
Ircitng - NM 3 llbr NohmlittogS
nad Sontoico per Gnmpier bon 30.
ton; nm 10 ltbr abenos noh Tell.
Iunolnno per Gampier .Silpio";
nod Curacao mo Tenejuelo per
3ampier r3ulia"; noh Eorto Hico
per Iompier .Goomo" pio Son
Slian; nod Sortune Sslono, Sontnicu
mo Colombia per 0onlpfer .Altai";
noh Glibo per 0on1picr .Montcrcp".
Boit iiir Heuiunolonb. piu Iorih
Sponcp, mo iiir WiQueion, pia 30.
ton, itlieBt bier toelid INN 3 llbr;
tllr Gtbo, oio Tampa. tGgllt / llbr
Nafmittogs; iilr Gotta Nica. pia
Neip-O Orleans, ieoen 9ienitoa s llbr
gbeioo; iiir &onburaS (Sitfiiite) II.
Guatemala, pio Mobile, ieoen Won.
tag s llbr Ibenbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
(guS benz ~aefirtaeu .scnntoes.Gorreipcnbent".l
Ganitsts.W cridt.
3unobmc bcS tppboicn 5icbcrs. -
Siebcii Eooc$ioue uno 66 Ncuet.

3unabulc bc3 ippboicn SiebcrS. -
Siebcn foocSione mo sc Ncnet.
'frunfu1aen. - 4in0crdolcra for
oertc mieocr 36 Spfcr.
Sn Der pcrilolic1en @odc erclgne'
ten lid t9t CoocSfGle III 9oltlmorc.
acgcn 2Oi IN Der Observation-Disclosures
die oeS BoriobrcS, BOP in 1903 utio
1888 IN 1902. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
luur 1906 pro 1000 Der @eiommtbe'
polfcruna. 1902 iiir Die @ciBen uno
29.02 iiir oic Hcgcr. 8on Den 8er.
itorbcnen tuoren 26 i'm guSlunoc nc'
borcn; As porcn NcGer. Sm Ban
8iclu . Nipl Itorbcn 3. III SoipitGleru
26 mo IN onocrcn SnItitutcn II Fcr.
lonen; 81 SnQueite lulirocn gcbulter.
Ms geboren mllroen Sc lueibe mo IL
gtcgerfinoer gemeIoct. 9ic bulipt'
iGfIihiten 3oocSrriudJcn lpuren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Trans gacific. Bolt.

Il : III II FU-TI.
Wontog - nm Z llbr NbenoS nud1
&opoii, Sopon, Goreo, China uno
oen Ebilippinen pio San SronciSco.
Gonneritug Inn Z llbr IbenoS
noh Sopon Goreu, China uno oeu
EbiIippinen bio Seattle.
SomItng nm Z l(br Iben0S noh
Helt.S eclano. IllItrulicn, gtelizGdle.
bonicn, Somoo, S6auoii uno Slit
Snleln oio Son 6ronciSco.
V. Sail SarriS,
YuItmeiiter.
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HGnbrriidDe Npadjcn.

Santo Sc Gdl., 20. augrlit. -
No6 I'M S%oupt1uartier Der Wcrifo
@ongers ciuQcloufenen Wittbeilun-
gen bobcn 9lpotcn- Snbioner inter
5iibrun9 Dc2 NouptIings vgpode'
aio" in Socorros Goltntp in Der Wo.
goacn,Geiernotion gebronoihobt unb
piel Iicb iucqGcifleppt. Gie oorti.
gen anlicblcr pcriol9tcn Die Raubcr,
iibcrroidtcn Tic int ibrcm Eager in
Glf. Mountoiu mo nabnnen ibncn CT.
men 0bcil oc2 acitobfenen giebs mic.
Der ob. 90 Die Apod)en in oos &c.
nonrte Oc6ict u~clleroingS eingebro'
hcn limo, miro cine groBerc Grpcoi.
ton geaen 0ic Hduber orrongirt.
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Sn p%erfdufen:

27t3, a7f5 naS 27i7, Ci.Sasrtte. etross
tfuettftdtae Snlier NIT feds SiHimcrit, MODERN
ftneeridtet. Rrcis $3.50: Sruno6ins $3.50 i1br'
lid,
y3%ipeihSdtses Sans nit 6 Sinmern, ait Der
efnipett'@de Der 3eriunobs Ibenue liuo Sabcttcs
Etrabe; ole mooernen @irritiunger. einfcbIicbs
LID Ibbnesidral; Breis $780,; @runoSins
$3.50 idbrIib.
6ine 6ethe Sdnfer an Hprb.@rpps.e trabe,
ttptfhen Snirrlountsloeftue nnb SuDeite, Sirabe,
mt rlGoernen @inritinnaen. ~ntebriger Sruno'
Mle obisen Sdnfer itno neu unb foebcn fertta
eefteut.
q. Z. Gallagher,
RGuuitiernebmer
12S-) Shrean: 2SOS Satrmpnnt.Ane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

sr. 1920, Dft'saItimcre.Sfrab - BIN.
mer IN 6erren 5u permietben. - Veinite
0etrdffe unb Reine. .Bdo. Btetp.6 raue.
reb1 Rier. GerfaUimlungsIoiaI beS Off
Homhorbfir. Jmmeru. Faus urb Qeibs
YcreiIs. gbef. 1el.-Wolie 2552 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

Rorhnn.Gde Spua4. uno garnItne'et,ate.
Sa,lpioinrtier oes -~noern Wdnnerlor&'.
r. O.,gde 8ou1b, NIB g1rpltncffr. Bsrs
einsoerin n,mIuna iebeu 9puneritnp ubeno.
Tems WhtaIteber tptnicumcn. Sors0a'
lt6eS Bier Der acknowledgements I'm 6dpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Or. 90. &iener,
bomoopatbiiGsr Mr,t,
Nr. 1919, Iinbeu. ADcaxr C..
@unbcrppae GHtocduua.

arau n. Sleiius. bcrnOrraacnbe GpeaiaIiTiiu
fir Srnncn 'pei5cu. SanlCn fOnicn fh In allen
Sdlen rcrirnuiiber Grt an nib lueioen. Nenn
sic lciocno lino, iperoe Id Sbneu beifcn. 30
bate ME eiilen ein8iact 6cblt6lna. grlcihtes
rllna in AZ Stiinoen oner tCtnc Nc3ablnne bets
'anpt. pctu Sbmer3, ODER @ct1br, uncr Inter.
hrcbrue ocr glrbcii; opule barmlcS. am
Sprcd8immcr cSer brieflib, SO. Rribnt.llnfcr'
icmucn fir 1umer. SClhllte sSarterinrcn.
Ner5ilibc NcbnnoIuug. fpenn geipiinfdbt. Gtrena
bcrtruuIih. RatbertbeilunR f~cft,nirci. Gpret'
tIuubcn bon 10 libr BORN. bis 8 llbr gbcnoS:
SonttaaS bur 2 his 8 llbr 9tntm. Srau N.
Nieitug, Fr. 634, Rurp.Garrg.e trabs, uabs
Fbmpnpfr Ion. fpeuue (Ular80, 2&S,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
&. epahn,s Mennnrnnt.

Nr. 923, ~NorhsGhena, Vdc Mnib0nbfSfr.
{ Ecrinmm1IunaSIofaI ocS DSntouiu . Con.
clneeS ylr. 3a6, >. %" rStcnbens9t'
itrilts Dir. 106." ~S6iucr.B iitrifts gr.
1903. ,. Il. q" nnh ~SifirlfiS gr. $50.
>. u. y Saue an Neretne AT bernie.
them. 5einite 9teie. Neirs mo nnoere
6etrdnfe. U22--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

0prbcftsGde her fofp, iino Sorreft'gtrube.
Sanptotdriier hes @eiangpereiuS rWaslo'
oie-. StnaituHoen iebeu 9onncrTtasHheHo.
Yerfnmmlunaen eeS -genienni1i gQeseers
8etstns" iehsn 2. rrb 4. Eierituq I'm W9o'
not. 7tiepboN 49, Wt. Nernon 28e6 =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
VcrIuugt
NsIIanai:
Gcrlangt int Nagcmcincn.
1entides Nrbstis. Hadwstfuuss.shrean

TehtIdltS Nrbefis.N ndlptiInngS.Nireo
Ffr. 2lS. Glib SbarpsStrabe, inter Der Nnilitt
Der ySeuitcben 8eicafhait." - 9ieieuipen, bic
lenttte Snitoiuerier, Trbeitcr mto Dienfiboten
~ beihoftieei ipilnften, tpouei fth perionlib
roer tn franftrien 8rtefen an ben slaenten Der
t8efeuibatt, Sppann =. D,eDrr, Tr. $40, eth.
ebarp. etrake, ipenoen, pelter unenteeltlitb
t%llsfurtt ertbeilet pirb. Gprehfilnben bon /
hts 3 t1br. Gangs 1SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

qaocn. herbunScn nit Nobrbnr5 ullS Stnu,
paiiefto fir cine Vdderet o0er irgcnb Elm an.
6eree @Cihdtt; prcislpiiroig. GadSuirupcn in
ut. 2iO1, GtsSbnie. Strase. (22O-35)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Sn %pcrfanfcn.


u1l einclt NuthIsb ab6upideln. biCtc ih cine
Frditeret ulo HSlrtbihdit nit Siccu8 IN AClp,
Serie0 an. Scr Frcis lit mir ocr IScrtb nce
Srnnheigentbunls, Der 1ictt miro 5ugcacben.
Atette nerniiniiiac Sffcrie nbgcluiciclI. $4,000
Conformation mcnoe man lid an @co. y. Suncs,
8r. i01, sceuno Apenue, sielu.guris GiiD.
(232-O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
3oispa sdliuenast's saie.,.s

2It5 GaIperfpn.Haao nabe Grtbtrid.Nur.
9ie heitcn gScine i'm Reflenb. Wiabl'
8eiiem al ieoer Belt. 9cfttGftSlnrft cine
Spe8iolitnt. - ioaupiauurticr oeb -Gar'
rontnn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CAPRICE. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
,otr N. Nttttr', .,Soiumsto.oaae.

gr. 1922. Ot.Rrait.@ irobe.
.ScNens1 armftdbter &erein- %berfnmmeIt
F6 i;hen eriten Gienii1s tm Wo,iui In
Der Sane. SaIe fir Scretns uno Heft.
Ii6fciien ~ bermietbsn.
(Sau5 IS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
@erlanet: Sranen mno N6odcn.

Sipet OiaDben 6nm MODEM uno fiir Iethte
Souearhett in elmer 6amilie bon nrei lSertoa
reH, t5utrGgen IN ar. POPS, Wiaoiipn.ape
(233)
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Gbam RsSp'R &sHaHraat,

Ut. 1IUf, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der -Rorboff Smmerpabrenbe Hanpetetn
bon baltimore" %terioHnsIf no bier
ieben Moniad. - 6errae Frebrn 4 Sons
Rter am 8api. MD beutf&sr urt brett
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St. Tammany farmer., 1905-05-20
Electrical Decorations.

The electrical manufacturers
have done their utmost to reduce
to minimum the labor and lncon-
venience of installing electrical de.
corative lighting effects. One of
the offerings this season is length
of silk covered flexible wire, fitted
with pendant porcelain plug to be
screwed into a convenient lamp
socket. With such an outfit the
lighting of Christmas trees. with
immature electric lamps is literally
chlld's play, as all that is necessary
is to screw the plug attachment IN
to sockst and insert the tiny lamps
in the sockets provided for them.
Any number Of festoons or lengths
can be attached to each other from
a single plug. The miniature lamps
are supplied IN clear frosted and
colored glass, SO that very ar
tstlc and pleasing effects may now
be worked out without the aid of
the electrician and at moderate
expense. These tastoons can be
taken down and put up again any
number of times, and lamps can be
omitted, or changed IN color TO suit
the occasion.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-05-20

The Judge of one of the Missouri
county courts went to his home the
other afternoon, and becoming ac-
quainted with some fragrant act of
his seven-year old son, summoned
the lad before him, says the Kan
sas City Journal. ''Now, sir, lay
off your coat" he said sternly, 81
am going to give you whipping
that you will remember as long as
you, llve.'' elf it please your
honor,'' said the boy, .we desire
TO ask a stay of the proceedings in
this case until We can prepare and
file a change of venue to mothers
court. Our application will be
based on the belief that this court
has formed an opinion regarding
the guilt of the defendant which
cannot be shaken by evidence, and
is therefore not competent to try
the case. y Stay was granted and
the boy allowed 25 cents attorney
fee.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-05-20
ChinChQba Items

The account of the Bonfoucs
bell, of ancient origin, was not
quite correct, as it is not for sale,
but will be retained by the Catho-
lie authorizes as valuable relic.
Last Wednesday, Mgr. Laval,
Vicar General, and Very Rev.
T. Scott, the Chancellor, paid a
visit to Chinchuba and Vaudeville,
on offiial business, stopping with
Rev. Father Beda, o. S. b., and
Father Roth, the pastor of Alande.
vile. They were delighted with
their trip on the New Camella, and
with their visit to ST. Tammany
Parish.
Thursday, May II, was the day
of the first holy communion Of the
children of the Church of Our
Lady Of The Lake, at High Mass,
7 A. NJ. Several converts received
their first holy communion on the
same day. A good many people
were present, both at Mass in the
morning and in the evening, when
the children received the .Scapular
and were consecrated to the Bless
ed Virgin Mary.
The parochlal school was attend
ed during the session by over Is
children, and will close in June.
At Bayou Lacombe a fair will
be .glven for the benefit of the
church, on the first Sunday in
June. The church is in need OF
repairs and will be finished inside,
the lumber being ready.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-05-20
Is The Frisco
Coming to CoYington?

Recent developments in the rail-
road situation Of New Orleans
have SO complicated the field of ac-
tion that all sorts Of rumors are
rife. 1t is nothing out of the ordl-
nary to hear new railroad talked
OF as the next TO break into the
New Orleans field. All eyes seem
to. be riveted on the Crescent City
and her harbcr and there appears
to be but one ambition extant with,
in the circle of railroad magnates-
the forming of a high way for traffic
with the city that in years to come
is to form the gateway for that I'M
mense volume of commerce that is
to come through the Panama Canal
from the Orient and vice versa.
No recent development in the
situation however, has caused more
than the securing by ex Lieut..
Gov. Snyder of ten days option
on the old Baton Rouge, Hammond
and Eastern Railroad. Mr.. Sny
der unquestionably represents B.
F. Yoakum. About this there ap
pears to be unanimity of opinion
among railroad men. 1t was he
who secured from the people of
Baton Rouge the promise that they
would vote the Colorado Southern,
New Orleans and Pacific a volun-
tary contribution of $l02, 500. THIS
is to be voted IN the shape of a
three mill tax and 50, 500 of it is
to form the purchose price of the
undeveloped railroad rights of way
which Mr.. Snyder has secured from
the holders of the old Baton Rouge,
Hammond and Eastern franchise.
It Is the prospective purchase of
the franchise that is creating much
talk. 1t extends from the city of
Baton Rouge down on an almost d.
rect line to Hammond, La, placing
the owners within about 60 miles
of New Orleans, and thence ex
tends eastward to Covington in the
Parish of st. Tammany. The com
pany which originally obtained
this franchise and which now holds
it never undertook TO build the
road. II still holds the rights Of
way, however, and these will with
IN the next ten days pass into the
hands of Mr.. Snyder, acting, OF
course, for one supposed on pretty
substantial authority to be the head
of the Frisco system-Daily States.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-05-20
MandeYine Public
School Excursion.

The Vaudeville public school,
under the supervision ct Mrs. Cora
z. Robinson, Principal, Mrs. N.
+. Girard and Miss Mary Pinckney.
assistant teachers, gave delight
full excursion, via the East Loulsl-
ana Railroad to Abita Springs, OH
FRIDAY, May IL.
The two coaches were filled with
happy faces of the children and
their parents and friends. all wear
ing the school colors, sOld Gold
and Purple. =
The Covlngton and Abita friends
joined the excursionists, helping
them to spend the day In merry
making.
The string band Of Vaudeville and
a large bass violin from Ablta,
charmed the young people into
action, and it was impossible for
them to keep their feet quiet.
Thanks to the fine platform at
Abita Springs, dancing was one of
the chief features of enjoyment.
Miss May Wise and MIR. Octave
Hutchinson carried off the cake as
being the best dancers.
Many thanks are due to Messrs.
T. Newman, Isadore Levy and q.
Vix, who not only collected money
and sold tickets, to make the ex-
cursion a complete success, both
socially and financially, but at the
picnic had their time completely
taken up in making ice cream and
lemonade, and seeing that the
school children were we'll supplied
with those cold dainties.
The excursion was complete
success financially, and there will
be about fifteen dollars to help buy
blackboards for the public school.
Mrs. Robinson worked hard for
the cause, and was rewarded, as
everything went on with good
cheer, happiness and success.
We all thank the arrangement
for their good work.
Those who so literally donated
were: Messrs. w. +. |
Newman, M. J.. Neuhauser, A.
Depre & Sons, L. Claverie, P. II.
Hansborough, NJ. j. Lloyd, Tom
A. Plaison, w. 6.
Hulchison, p. E. Cooper, SECOND
& Hebert, Reed & MORN, II. j.
Smith & Sous, 9. G. SECOND,
[sadore Levy, Jas. A. Alpuente,
N. Mugnler, Pascal Favaron, John
smith, Henri Robert, s. +. Phil.
,ps, f. Cousin and Eugene Mum
ord.