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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29
BOYS FLED DIET OF
BREAKFAST FOODS
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Omaha, Neb., March 29.--Harry Will
iams and Harold DELPHI, who two weeks
Creek, Mich, because they objected to
cereal foods, are confined in the city
Iiail here.
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COLONEL JACOB L. GREENE DEAD

Hartford, Conn.,, March 29.-Colonel
Jacob L. Greene. president of the Con-
necticut Mutual Life Insurance company.
died today of apoplexy at his residence
here He was born in 1897 During the
civil war he served Elth the Seventh
Michigan regiment
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29
PARTY ISSUE IS
RAISED IN SENATE
Republican Caucus Agrees to Pass
~ Horton Bill Over Veto Of
.s~ Governor. =

Before | introduced my new capt.
toI bill | submitted It to Governor
John A. johnson. He reviewed the
measure and gave his approval Of It.
| then introduced 1t. In view of this
fact | consider Governor Johnson's
action In vetoing the measure very
Inconsistent. .---
Senator Hitler II. Horton.
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winnipeg, Man., March 29.-Prince
Bros. large general store at Battleford
burned yesterday. The loss is about
$4,000. partly insured.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29
RUSSIA REFUSES
TO PAY INDEMNITY
Also Says There Must Be No De-
nand for Cession Of Tee
ritory.
REPORT SAYS JAPAN
WILL PROVE SEVERE
Way Is Now Open for Japan to
Make Known Her De-
-. mands.

Washington, March 29.-It is stated
that Japan has received an urgent
warning from a neutral power to be-
ware of all offers of mediation from
any government and to insist upon di-
rect negotiations with st. Petersburg.
st. Petersburg, March 2e.-The Asso-
ciated Press is in position to an
nounce that a step in the direction Of
peace actually has been taken. Russia
has indirectly made known to Japan the
negative conditions upon which peace
may. be concluded, namely, no cession of
territory and no indemnity, leaving
tions can be begun upon that basis.
No reply from Japan has yet reached
tn eRussian government.
Channel Of Communication Hidden.
The above represents practically all
the facts obtainable. Thru what chap
mel or channels Russia has Indirectly
communicated with Japan the Associ-
ated Press is not in position to state
definitely, altho there is reason to be-
lieve that it is thru the United States.
1t is practically certain that France
and possibly Great Britain, as the two
allies of the belligerefts, and the
United States as the country acting for
Japan, have been appraised Of Russia s
position as to conditions to which she
could not agree.
Russia Avoids Suing for Peace.
Russia thus avoids the attitude of
suing for peace or actually submitting
proposals, and, besides, place the United
States and Great Britain and the pow
ers generally in a position where they
could offer Japan advice as to the rea-
sonab1eness of the proposed basis.
az NfP ,,co teEr no
sition, Japan has two alternatives,
either to decline absolutely to open me-
gotiations on such basis, or indicate
her own attitude.
If the negotiations are opened Russia
probably Will be prepared to make
broad concessions on collateral issues as
stated by the Associated Press.
- Rs1ssia on Her Guard.
i st. Petersburg, March 2e.-Russia s
prominent diplomat as follows:
| "'The government is now for peace,
but continues to prepare for war.
| The whole situation with reference
to the prosecution of the war is being
carefully considered from every view
POINT nX M n sitting
Nicholaievitch, inspector general Of
cavalry, and consisting of Minister
of War Sakaroff, Vice Admiral Avel-
| Ian, head of the Russian admi-
rally Department.; Minister Of FL
nance Kokovsoff, Minister Of Railroads
| Generals Grodekof and Kamarof and
several others. Every phase Of the sit
uation, military, naval, financial, trans
| portatlon, Siberian and diplomatic, is
being covered. .....--.. .s.,.
| The commissions report, which is
he re bH Grand Duke
las Nicholaievitch and Generals Grode-
koff and Kamarof for submission to the
emperor.
Russia has, however, outlined the
conditions under which she is prepared
to negotiate for peace. It is stated
with every semblance of authority that,
thanks to the good offices Of the United
States and France, the question Of
peace has assumed practical shape.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29

Wait for Bar
gains ID Safur-
days journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29

!, Washington, March 2s.-It is stated
that Japan has received an urgent
warning from a neutral power to be-
ware of all offers. of mediation from
any government and to insist upon di-
rect negotiations with st. Petersburg.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Srnin s. Oeofel an Gpbr. @odt
Noroieite Der Sorforo.glbe., nobt
2anpoIeItroBe, AZ BEL =, @ro5. $50
So.
Sobn 9ioIingnloper unb 5ralt an
2ena aroilt, Siioieite Der Waoiion-
nabe 9etbelitr., 10 bel 70, @rb5. $50
$3.50.
Sobn $. StepbenS, Mont, an s
8. stephens, Norblueitieite Der See,
nobe @ornerltr., 10 bel 68, @ro5
$4t.25, 500.
Wilton Somburger an Charles s.
anopp, NoropeItieite Der 2onbo[e.,
nobe 9oltonitrobe, 10 bel $50, 8ro5,
$3.50, So.
Sreo. Simmelmonn uno 5roli an
Soa 90. Horoenbolb Siiooltieite Der
9loomItr.. nobe Benniplponia.9 She.
1876 BEL 70. @rb5. 500, So.
Irt6nr $. Miler an Sreo. Sutton,
Siibieite Der Wul6errp-, nobe Won-
roeitroBe, 1876 bel 70, @ro5. $50,
$t050.
Conrad Sobman an Sobn y.
9aumgortner, Siiolpeit.ede Der Ma-
oiion.ape., nobe Gbeiterltr., DO bel 81,
ST.
Sobn 0onnca Smith an oen Ma.
por itno Stootratb, Sitieite oer@ap.,
nabe Yrottltr., SO BET =, $26S5.72.
Glen Q. Blair an oieielben, Dit
ieite Der @op-, nube Brattitr., SO bel
=, $2724.O7.
George 9. Mtoden5ie an bieielben,
@eitieite Der Charles, nobe @ermon-
itraBe, 26.9 bel 22.t0, $4,000.
Senrp@iQiams all oieielben, Siio.
nelt-ede bon @otionitr. nno Gen-
tral.abe., 60 bel = $40.
eomuno z. Bates an Soibua q.
Bates, 2 Cots, So.
Sennie 6. German an 6anrie 6.
9arltoip, Noroieite Der Suntington-
Gpe., nobe gorcIopitr., 10 BEL So,
8ro5. $40, $3.50.
Yeter S6usler uno Satin an
Warp Wanning, Oitieite berS terrett,,
nabe GroB- StrnBe 10 bel 63, @runo-
5ins $3.50, $3.50.
nSafe 3epoiit alo Iruit Comp"
Sruitee, II. u. an Die Savings Bait
Of Baltimore" ode 8ine-aaep rno
Charles. StraBe, 32.f bel AZ. @rnno<
5ins $120, 81.
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Staot Baltimore.
8riefbefSrOernna nadl bem NnSIant

Sriefbef6roernng mad 0em Naslan6.
auslGnoii6e Boit fir Die nit Dem
25. @Gr5 enoenoe @oGe idIieBt
bier Gin allen Sauen piinftIib) pie
foIet.
Sodet Boit lit often bon 8 llbr
8ormittags bis 5 ubr abenos tag.
It6 (ous9enommen SonntosS).
Bofet.goIt fin 8eltidInno i6IieBt
bier Inn II llbr @ormittogs am 90,
%. uno "a. @Gr5.
0ompfer fnbren bon Retp.Dort ab,
tpenu nidt onoers angegebeu.
Grams. tIan deBoIt It.
Sreitaq - 6 l1br Nben0s: fir
2iDerpool, S6ottlono uno SrIono
per 9ompfer n9itconia" pio Queens.
topn (9riefe fir onOere GbeiIe Git.
ropa'S miiIien per n2llcanio" be5eid).
net ieirD. Z llbr g(benoS: fir europa
per 9ampfer st. 2pui8" pia |Ip.
molltb uno GDerboMr1.
9icnItag, %. Vt0r5 ilr europa
per 0ompfer Baltic"
Soft ii t CUB. uno Central.
Imerifa, SO eitinoien etc.
9onneritog - 10 llbr gbenos:
fir Guantanamo uno Cartilage per
0ompfer gMon5oniuo" (9riefe Mill
len per nMon3aniao" be5ci6nct
iein).
Sreitag = 10 1lbr gbenoS: fir
Bermuda per 9ampfer n9ermlt.
oior;" fir Curacao unO Sene5uela
per 9ompfer nNlarocoibo;" fir
Torto gtico per Gdnpfer .Eoncc;"
pia San Suon; fir Sortune-SSlano,
Somoifo uno Columbia per 9ampfer
raqegbnnp;" fir Guba per Gumpfer
nWerico" pio Sobnna; fir Barbados
unb Noro.9roiilien per 9ompfer
DGearcnie;;" fir Die 60 Elota-2dnber
per 9ompfer nMerdont Srince."
Somitag Y 1 ubr Radmittogs:
fir ole Bahamas per 0ompfer bon
Miomi, SIo.
Die Boit nod 0eufunolonO, bio
Roro.S ionep, uno mad Miquelon
pia Bolton, i6IieBt bier tagli9 Inn 1
llbr Nabmittoes; nod Cuba, bta
CAMPO, Slo., tGeli6 Inn 1 l1br Raf)-
mittaeS; nod Sonouros, Gotta &ica.
Guatemala, Savanna urto Der @anaI.
Gone, pio Netu.S rIeanS, tGgIi6 nm
s ltbr Ibenos.
Grams -Raetftc g o It.
9onneritag - Z ltbr IbenoS: fir
&olpoii, Sopan, Gorea, China uno
ipe5iea ooreiiirte 8riefe fir Die Rbi.
Iippinen, pio Seattle.
Sumitog = 7 libr abenoS: fir
Somoii, bia Son Sran5isco; fir Die
Siii.Snieln, Guitrnlien uno Ner.
Goleoonien, pio 8ortcouoer.
Sonntog, 26. M1r5 - mir
gIbenoS: fir Die Bbilippineu uuo
@ltom, oia Son J~ron5isco.
Die Grams. g acific.1oit miro tGg-
Ii6 gum abfnbrtbofen b%efor6ert, 1luo
Die 3eit oes BoitidluIies lit 10 arran'
9irt, oaB elm iinunterbrobener lleber-
lano-Srausport Itattfinoet.
90. Sail Sarlis,
Boitmeilter.
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StIltpp, StuIleet GIlIeIle uel SpulltuSi
nube Nortb. gpenuc, 10 bel so, So.
Norp 6. Soum al Gotborine Goof,
Siiooitieite Der &idoroion.S troBc,
nabe 6ort.Apeuue, lie bel 66, 81.
S. Muffin 6inf II. ", Eruitee, an
Chris s. Dunn, Norolpeitieite Der
&offmon-, nobe 9oltonzS troBe, Is
bel 100, @runo5ins $t20 (altf @e.
ri6tsbefebD.
@nnic 8. @rigbt an Charles 9.
@oootporo, Noroolticite Der GoIpin-,
nobe 9arcIop.S trobe, % bel 80, 8ro5,
500, So.
Wtorp q. 9. S6roOcn6oG on eli
5obetb 6. Street, @eitieite Der Col.
lin9tonsN penue, nobe 8opette.S troBe,
16 bel $50, @runo5ins $50, $t425.
Wtorp &. 0oooeb an .. y. Wferrp-
man, gtorbieite Der Georges troBe,
90 bel -, @%rrno5inS $40, 5000.
6ranf SIingIuif II. a., GruItee, an
gilbert g. HoOgers uno @ottin. @cit,
ieite Ser 8. StroBe, nobe Hortb-9(pe,,
'15 bel 100, @runoSinS $50, 500.
Nmelio gnorea, No6lobperiuoIte.
rim, an Imelio Nn0reo, Sitieite Der
GborleSsS traBe, nobe Oorf.Rono, 10
bel =, @rltno5inS $3.50, 81.
@ilbelm Sn1moor uno Satin u1
Catherine Goof. Siiooiticite scr ri.
huroi on.S troBe, nobe 6ort.Guemte,
11.6 bel 60, 5000.
ImcIio Inoreo, NotloBoerwoItc.
rim, an g)etta @lott, Sitieite Der
GborleS.S troBe, nobe 0orf.&ooo, IL
bel -, @runb5inS $3.50, 5000.
GhaS. 6. Smith al George ".
Ginger, NorouItieitc Der 8ennipIoo.
nio.Npenie, nabe 9loom.Str,, 1874
bel 80, @runo3inS $50; So.
Otto $. Oilers uno 3rau an 6,
Moft, Noroieite Der Wooiion-, nobe
Caroline traBe, IL bel 70, @runo.
gins $26; So.
Soiep9 8. @. g(oreon an 2orile 6.
g0oms, OItieite Der &opfin.A penile,
nabe @oger-S troBe, 1874 bel 70,
@runo3ins $40; 1925.
Hid. GrompeIl, JIM, an Morp s.
Solmes, Sltieite Der Dat Sill, nabe
20. StroBe, IA bel 100, @riuto5inS
$65; $3.50.
Innie Seller on @m. .. Sill, it,,
3 @runoitiide, $4,000.
CHARLES S. Meilter an George Q.
Settler uno 5rau, Noroleite Der Ga.
fopette' aoenue, nabe Rorriib.I aep,
AZ bel 10, @runo5ins 1852; So.
90. S, aaoonoligb, Seltoments.
uoIlltreder, an Hoionio. @ollono, Sit.
ieite Der Sigh, nabe Srinitp.S troBe,
Is bel so, @runo5inS $50; $t050.
Rolp @obager an Con-. u. 0augb.
ertp, Noroieite Der 8anfsStr.. na6e
Gentral'Gpenue, 80 bel ~, 8rl1no.
gins $96; $1,000.
@omnro u. 0oIgbertp al TIomuS
6. Barrett, Noroiette DER Yonf- Str,
nobe Central. Ioenue, 80 bel 70, @r.
500; $1,000.
Augnit Yieil an Charles 81. Sos.
fell, SiioneItieite Der McGuaob.,
nobe 2ourens.S Str, % bel 1870, So.
8i0iom $. Srtb uno Srau al
&oie Meper, Siioieite Muoiion,
Observation-Disclosures, 10 bel 1856,
8runo5inS $3.50, So.
Sophie $. 8eoib an 8ran5 gnt Ii.
5rou, Siiopeit Ode Sort gpenue
II. SonoOerItroBc, t6 bel SO, @runo.
gins sos, $1,000.
hilbert s. Brandt uno 3rou an
SoDn y. Sub uno Srou, Sitieite
SopfinS' slpenre, nobe &anpaleltr.,
10 BET rs, @runo5ins $3.50, $500.
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9aItimprer @arftberidte.
y alti III c, %. .

Webl. - 3ufubr 6217 6dlier,
einidIicBlid 2tt4 5Giier 81 2ocuit-
Yoint uto 1914 5Giier 5u Canton;
&iiltenperianot -- 61iier. Die No-
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@oIs. = 3HTlIDr 44,I4o SH'
i6el; 8erIanot bon oen @Iepotoreu
700 9uideI; @Iepotoren = 8orrotb
S96,7t9 9ui6el. @erfGufe: 10000
april 5u 52Ha, 10000 Mai 8u 521a,
26OO gemii6ter Spot 5u 52A, Elm
8oggon Steamer gemiidter Spot
81 52M.
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aus ben Glepotoren 5ltriidge5ogen
9464 @uihel; 8orrotb in Den Gle.
botoren 1871 9uiheI. Berfouft
prirben Elm 8oagon Nr. 9 gemiidtcr
i'm &illenl9obnbof 81 361a, 5uei
@o9gonS Nr. 9 ipeiBer 5u 37H.
Gn,,tinp GhIt,6rntp.
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Seutide ShIuBrate:
8ruonftcn.W arft.

ltntenItebenoe Breiie beoieben iif
ouf ben @uaros-SanbeI; fir ben
aleinbanoel muB elm entiprefenoer
IufibIae 9emadt pcroen.
@ier, pro 9ubeno lac. bis t6c.
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Sa b~erfanfen.
n. q. G6rDpd,
Tfutf6rr MNnnrot ,uh Ms6kaookvaf

Ttuttdltr W0ODfdt nnb WeflfennibnIt.
Sn cerfanfet: Saus int 700 8Iod, @eftsqers
tneton'Strube, IA 8immer uno gaoe5iminer; 20
Rro5ent aapitaIoHIaee.
Sbrgpf & Sahlur,
gfecbtsafipdlte, Srunoeieentbuutss uno
Yerft6ernnessglgetten
Nr. 8ts, ct. Saul. etrahe.
(gobt6, 1&S ,6Wtte)
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Serlanst i'm Aasemeinen.

Ssati6es Observation-Disclosures
p2r. 2t9, fosSbarpsStr1Be, inter Der guft6t
Der y9eutfben @eieaf6nft.] - 9ieienigen, bic
beiitthe Saroiperfer, @rbeiter unb Sienftboten
an bet6dftiget piinfden, tpouen Itb perf5nIi6
pber In franiirten 9riefen an ben 9leenten ber
@efenf6ait, Subann .. @ieDer, Rr. 219, Glib.
~ebarp.strake, toenoer, tpeIGer unenteeItIi@
aiSfunft ertbeiIen tuiro. (San2S,1O
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Sm berfamfem ober ~. berpadten.
gn %perfaufen cher Al perpahteu:

gu u%erfnnfen pber 5a SerpaGten:
9as tpertboone Srunoftiid an Der @de bon
Ditsga Itino s@iraBe uno 9oftoffice.abenue
40 bel 100 Sub. Der bintere 2betI bes @runos
Ltids miro fit elm @ef6ditseebduoe oes s9euts
tnen Correspondent" benuSt tuerben. Edbere
arstunft bel G. Natne, Wr. Ali, ct. Faat'str.
(30l-)
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~~N"N"oNS 0NIt"bSt Ptc fIAfo
olte Siibner 1896. bis 14c.; irunee
Siibner t5c. bis 20c.; Gnten 13c. bis
ice. 8uter Zoe. bis 19c.; @1nle Toe.
bis 1885,; Souben, pro Yaar zoe. bis
25c.
Srii6te uno q mi il e.
SortoffeIn, pro 8uifel Doc. bis
40c.; 3uderriiben, pro &iite 25c. Bis
Soc; 8eiBfcbl, pro Come $1,000
bis $500; teiier SIorioaer, prg
Crate $500 bis $3.50; 3miebeIn,
pro 9uidel $t.00 bis $t.25; Garot.
ten, pro aiite SOC. bis Co.,; aepfeI,
pro Sab 1926 bis 1915; snanos,
pro Grate $3.50 bis $500; Sellerie,
pro 9iinoe( $500 bis $500; brau.
ner 8obl, pro Sob 75c. bis $1.00;
Spinat, pro Sab $1.00 bis $3.50;
crime 9obnen, pro 8orb $500 bis
$500; runoe Hiiben, pro gltidel
40c. bis Soc; aopfiulot, pro aorb
$3.50 bis 1926; 9%lumenfobl, pro
SAB 1926 bis $3.50; Surfer, 6lo.
rioner, pro aorb $500 bis $500;
tomatoes, pro Carrier $3.50 bis So;
&aoieSd)en, SloriOaer, pro 9iinOel &c.
O Groceries un6 Bronito.
mem.
SaI5fIeii1, pro Pfurb: fleine Gu.
gar.Gureo Sdinfen 11Ac.; sroBe
Sdinfen 10Ac.; Galifornier Sdirl.
fen 71ac.; Sugor.Gureo 8rultitiide
t0c.; Sugar . Gureo Shultern
&c.; troden eeial5ete Seitenrippen
7%c.; Spedieiten S1ac.; troden se.
ial5ene Sbultern 7Hac.; reines
Sdmal5 in 3ierces 7c.; Spef.
iduItern SGT; MeB.S dipeinefIeiid
$t4.00 pro SOB.
@affinirter 9nder: getpiirfelt
6.45c.; puIperilirt 6.25c.; Stanoarb
eranulirt 6.15c.; fein eranulirt
6.t5c.; grpital u 6.15c.; Columbia
u $780,; geIber 5.t5c. bis $3.50.
@erolteter 8offee: 6. 6. 6, 100
gfb. aiiten 12c.; 6. 6. s. 60 BIO.
aiiten t2.tOc.; 6. 8. s. SO Bfuno
aiiten 1920; reiner SABA 2S12e.;
bis 29c.; gutter Saba 2612c. Bis &c;
reiner Moffa 261ac. Bis &c; Saba
unO Moffa, semiidt, 251ac. Biz &c.;
Saba, semiidt, 241ac. bis 25c.; RET.
ner Waracaibo 2t1ac. bis &c.;
reiter 60 @uapra 2014c. Bis BIC;
reiner Santos zoe. bis 201ac.; Gan.
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gr. 1924, Cf'8cItimores Sirabe. - 8tui,
mer nn Serren gu bermietber. - Setnite
@etrdnfe unb Meine. nBdp.BtetusBraue
ret, "8ier. BerfammIunesIofaI bes Off
2ombdrbftr. Snlfrertp. G1u' iino 9etbs
SereinS". gbef .'9eI. Wtt. BernoH 4942 %.
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idel; 8erionot bon ben Glepatoren
1908 9ui6el; eleootoren . Borrotb
532,892 9uidel. Berfaiift iurroen
10000 Mai 5u HIN.
Gn,Enn GA1.,Erotn.
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Sch 40 perletben unf 9runbeisentbum

Menn SIR gelb n5tbia babt, ipenbet end,
Grunbeigentbum. acknowledgement. aeine
2eibeefGdftss9Petboben. Wir. 9reiuer, gr. 100,
saprb.@ nta.e trnRe, 1. GIur, 2nutbru Building.
(gpriIt5-)
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Steleaeinh:
Gin iu1ger 6uoerllfitger Bidder iudt Stelle
1IS 6tueite 0dno. 9tn65ufragen in 9r. 1925,
sbaieipeare'e traRe, nabe sibsSrunopnH.
(S2-3)
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Steaenseiade.
Stencarinm:

Steneaetnh:
Gin groobdder. fudt Stelle ais 5iueite ODER
brittle Snno. gt166ufraeet In Hr. 6t5, Sios
@pIfc.Strnkc. (S2-4)
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Gin ltftberbeirnthcter @dgner in eefettem 9lIs
ter; outer pobn uno soft lino 2ogis. Rnd5lls
trnaen bel Srn. @aiters, Snd.Hiuer.gled.
(S0-2)
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Die etu,taeu ,,ptthbdiaeu sau,er

Sum gerfauf In Oits9aItimore, nneren3erb on
Gtrnbe, gde bon Baltimore stripe. 3ontmt
sierit t1o babt bic slistpabI. 9iefe Sdufer
fno In ieber Stnii6t MODERN, nit Wsdrmurs
Bats nnb '9aisireppe.. totoie mooernen Der:
tdgIi4 uno SonntaeS an Srt lno GteIIe. De-
uiitt Satrmountsglbenue @aeeons.
Gou. .. Gallagher, gamirterrebnier,
Q28-) Tr. 1908. Snirmcunt.sfbe.
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9erlangt:
Ssrlanst: Ndnner auS &nabez.
gerlan9t:

Yerldtgt:
gin 9dder nIs iipeite ober brittle Suno. 9tud.
sliiragen fa6 o llbr in Nr. 2t3, &eitsWiniberrg
etrahe. (S2-3
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-11

full of strength It must be said that Mir. Taylor Is more acceptable in the quiet, restrained roles, but when one considers that the repertoire actor must play many parts. the John storm given us by MT. Taylor was good bit of acting.
 As usual, MT. Taylor has an intelli- gent and capable leading woman. There were moments in the matinee perform ance when Miss Caroline Klohr thrilled her audience with her exceptionally ar- tistic portrayal of Glory Quayle. She is a beautiful woman and she reads un- derstandingly.
 "The Man from Mexico was not wit messed by a very large audience at night, but it was highly appreciative audience
 The innovation at the Bijou of intro ducing the specialties before the play begins Is one that has been approved. The speciaItiea If MT. Browning, Mir |. Oliver and the McGreevys were en- joyed greatly. MT. Browning is one of the best dancers ever seen in Mont gomery.
 This afternoon at matinee Mir Taylor and his company will produce, "A Royal Rival" The engagement will close tonight with a presentation of Texas"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-11
RECOVERING FROM STORM.
Railroads Are Slowly Resuming Train
 Schedules.

The Louisville and Nashville Rail road Is gradually recovering from the blows given 1t by the elements in the past week or so, but the Western and southern Railways are as badly mixed as ever
 The Western Railway broke the rec ord yesterday for long distance late trains, its train due at 1O:55 yesterday morning getting in at 9:20 o'clock last night, ten hours and more late. Its train due at s:2O o'clock last night came in four hours late, the wires out of Atlanta still being down.
 The Louisville and Nashville train due from the north at II a. m. was only an hour late yesterday morning. while the train due at 7:25 p. m. was nearly on time last night The Louisville and Nashville sent out train at s:So
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-11
South 6 North Alabama Railroad Company AOllCs Ot Special Meeting of Stock.
 holders,

In pursuance to resolutions adopted by the Board of Directors of the South & North Alabama Railroad Company, at a meeting Tonaerv Aiabanaa on Saturday, January slsf. isOs, notice Is hereby given that special meeting of the stockholders Of sad caFporation was called by the directors fl.ersof and will be held on Tuesday, the alst day of March. 1905, at the office of the company, IA Commerce Street. Montgomery, Aiabama, at twelve o'clock, noon, to constd- sr and act upon resolutions adopted by the Beard of Directors, submitting to the Louls- ytiIe q Nashville Railroad Company, a pDop- osifi0n looking towarl the sale of all the rafiroads properties. rirhts. privileges and franchises of the South & North Alabama Raflroaa Company to the Louisville & Nash xilie Railroad Company.
 c. ". CRAIK.
 Secretary. South q North Ala. R. R. Co aGantmomssg, Ala, Jau- zlSts 1905. sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-11
Conductor HumDhervlIIe Killed.

Russellville, Feb. l0.-(special.)- )-- Fred Humpherville. one of the best known freight conductors on the Northern Alabama Railway, was killed today at Calumet by being caught be- tween the drawheads of the cars while making a coupling. He lived about fifteen minutes after being hurt. He was about 35 years old, married and lived at Sheffield.