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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
NbfaGrtstasc Der Sampftru un &clu-

5rl'3, yurt, '1j, 200
9ompfer IGNetar" nod ReopcI 1t.
@enuo om IS. Ndr3. no
Compiler ollinbria" nod 9"ibcrpooI
am Is. WGr5d H2.t.ja
Compiler n0finnc6dGo" uod Qon.
Son om 1S. Mdr5. d,a.t
9onpfer d6iulono" nod @ntrucr.
pen om Is. MGr3.
9ompicr YNew- gort" no6 South.
ampton an Is. M6r5.
9ampfer oGretic" nod NeopeI
unb 0enlta am is. MGr5.
9ompfer Ethiopia nad @Ias.
goU am Is. MGr8.
9nmpfer n&ronprin5" nod Ore,
men am 81. Mdr3.
9ompfer %nllItonto" no6 Heopel
uno @enrta am 2t. Wt1r3.
9ompfer oBrin5 SSfor" nnd Neu-
pei unO @emla am 81. MGr3.
9ompfer n@ermania" naf Sea.
pei om 81. MGr5.
9ompfer o2igurio" ro1 NeapeI
uuo @cuua am %. MGr5.
9ompfcr ngtopr0om" uoh Nptter-
oam am %. @Gr5.
0ampfer oSupoie" no6 Sabre am
%. MGr5.
9ampfer oMaiu" ito6 Bremen ain
80. @Gr3.
9ampfer st. 2ouis" na6 Soutb.
ampton am %. Mtdr5.
9ompfer ngo6erIanO" nod 9(it.
tperpen am 25. MGr5.
9ompfer oMinnetonfa" nad 2oil-
oon om 25. Wt1r5.
9ampfer D2itcania" no6 2iper-
pool am %. MGr5. '"...' I.'
9ompier DSrene" nad Neopcf tino
@enuo DIN %. Mdr3. Fp
9ompier oBotricia" nab Sam.
burg om %. Wf1r5. ~ ,.i.,f t..s.
9nmpfer columbia" nad) @laS-
golu am 20. MGr5. c.
9ampfer ~Gala6ria" noG Neapel
am %. MGr5. a ,9a, latrrH4 Il .
9ampfer p9arbarolio"n uod @rc-
men am %. gtar5. n rg.rs
9onpfer rSlopoHip" nQA RcapeI
pnl @eHnQ an 28, Mlr5.16344i nj.
9ampfcr S@ntticri rad 2iperpool
am 20. Mard. 19r,ar@ si9f 4u. 15a
9ompfer nStatepoam" mad &ot'
terOom am 30. MGr3.
9ompfer nSe1ig SlaO" nad SEQ.
pen6a9en am 30. MGr3.
9ontpfer oGitta 81 NopoIi" nady
NeopeI unb @entd dit 80. MGr5.
SoHtpfer ngreta8hG" nod SABRE
an 30. @tdr5.
9ompfer GorintDian" nod @Gas-
gun om 80. @tGr3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
@eitern MarDlanS Balm.
Srat ant "a. Jebfuar 1905 III arnft.
Suge nerlaIien SillensStntiort, iuie folgt:

ht = Z tStbiuHI ibbD w AIuFI.
Sl9e ~perI1iien SillensS% tntiott, pte folet:
$50 Born. - G6nel5ug. Sauptlinie, SaaerSs
tolpt Anbnesboto, ". & 70. Nnbu uno ben
Sitoen, .uHo 1lis9enontnlen SonniGes ". b.
BaDt pancod, GbarHbersbirg. WartinS6nrg
t1.25 aderos = effIom. mad llnlonsgribae.
! r.'L 3aalidj, Gucgenummtn Sunntngs.
10 Sorni. - Dotf, Y. Il g. Gtp. mo Saiipts
Stnis bttll6 bon gnlorpsSrObe, Carlisle uho
s.th Borm SaiIphinie. SagersioDn, eaneod,
SbippensbHrg, Sreoetid. emmittsbure uno
" q y. gdbt Ots clifton.
iOI2 Sortn stfpm. na6 l~luionsBriose.
Dorf mo @etthsburg.
2.25 Gafm. - ELTON. nab Gmnrbs@robe.
P.25 yladlni. Mffonl. ua6 @ni0rDsS rabe, y.
& y. Stb, foipie Oorf.
a.lb Adbnt - MtfDm. nab Union Bribge.
300 Nadmt ~ @rpreb nab Neiimiufter.
llniottsgrfoBe. uuo baum gtffom. BIS Sdaerss
toipit. ionic S1tcod, 5reoerid, @mmittsburg
iillo Sbtppensbnrg. (TartursGdr)
F5.2J Hadim. - @Ipre1 uadl Duf, Sanouer
nno @ettpsburg. tp%arior'6ar.5
b.3O gladbi1a - Wt9m. nab @morOfSrope.
BIB M6enos - AIIont. mad lrior'grioae.
500 abeHSs DMiforn. na6 GtnorOs SroOe.
Bur SUnnta1c.
$50 Born. - Ifiom. mad union'8rioge uno
ESQ g.G6m. - snfonr. mad llntcnsRrioee.
40. Hudm. - MifOul. tdd Gmprb s@robe.
pail ftbt an Der YPlHfDtoGnins gIbe. citation.
bilets itflo 8epdds Bilreait, Mlbauqb'S, Ode
SbIriess tino GeringtuIis ztraBe.
Slae balten uH uniors. felbe .,
5ultons uib ylnl6roOfs t9tortbsgtuenue) Citation.
y. 8. @riSipolc. q, Z. VI.
q. ID. Sopsl. IS. q. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Rcr6ants' G Iiners' SranspOr.
tatipR Gompsm.

sg4t Tantpfer.etuieH
9lnm BoIten uito benz Often: iebsn Wlpftt1a.
9isnitas, 5orreri.as urb SaT'itas, sssbsHSs
D tlbr.
@dd grubibence unb .bem Often: iebengo nn'
tag, W1iftipodb uno SreitdG. Nbenbs o ubr.
Rd6 gteipport . glefus uno gsorioIf: sduItn
lum o Tlbr NbenbS. A
Sru6t tuirb tdeIib bis 5 iibt abenbs fHr an
BEN 9age abtabrenbe 9nmpier nngeuon 1ren.
,tr gag So gaSGHIIS0 M, n,,O 90 penn m,, SIos Mhs IsSsH g IiSr
@oitoner iinb Rro5lbenfe 9nmpter fdbren
bot ber @erfte am GuBe 6eS 9ona' 9uds db;
Sab1nuabs 9anpfer bon ber Berfte am Snbe
Der MISUNDERSTANDING. ~
g. u. giatHobam asent,
i"' 2ongEDo6.
. ID. Q. 9urusr, e.sa.sa.
n. .. ettbbtns, 6.sW.
Snuptbhremi - 99r. 6J4. NurbsGbartea.Sfr.
SraGt unb NaiIa e'BHreau--9lr. 22ts Reft,
BaltttnoresStrab ~ =. u13,T&E)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
.@egweifer
uOu empfebIeHSmertbeH Sindns',
GuarOS. unO GnOGtail.8 eidGfteR.
tnau3teIle 3.
0onfen.

SirIt Rotional @anf, 16, @eIt'S ara'
toga = StraBe; S. 8. Serguion,
8rdii6ent; s. 9. @iIcor, 9niiirer.
Sarmers' an6 Mer6ants' IationaI
8ont sol, 9oro. GbarIes. StraBe;
@bos. e. Crane, 8r6Itoent; Garter
Is. Osburn, Raiiirer.
0eutide @anf, 2erington- un6 Soni.
p.StraBe; 81, S. SbuIa, Rr6it'
bent; @uguit 8eber, &aiiirer.
Commercial nno Sormers' Notionol
8ant, Solporo. unS @ermou-Str
8eItern Notional 0onf, Ia, NorO.
@utatn.S troBe; Soibitd s.. $arpep,
PrGiioent; ". Marrtott. &aiiirer.
0rooerS' ano Me6onics' 0ational
9anf, @rtatu. un6 Sapeite.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
NOrOhenti9cr 9lObO,
&~ceelmahigc 3ampfdiiffa6rt
6ipiideH
MnIL.u,nnn ..t,h Mnn,,,n,n

ADlfNQEH
Baltimore tln0 Bremen
oilr6 sic helten un0 erprobteu, nit
ullen 9eqiicmIid)feiten O%eriebenen
GoItonnpfer eriter Sloiie:
yGbein," D8rauOenburg,"
yNedar," ygbemnis, "
,Iaiu," D8reslau. "
9ie @rpeoitionstuge iinO pie folgt;
bon Baltimore: -
y4SIn," @fittlpod, Sen Is. Ndra,
2 llbr Radmittags.
r8ittcfiuO Nittmo6, Sen %. 0ldr3,
2 llbr 3odmittog8.
yGaIleI," MittpoG, Sen %. Ylara,
9 llbr 9to6mittogs.
,8reSIaiL" N}ittpof, Sen ~. gtpril,
2 ll6r GaAmittogS.
.G9cmnib, Mittmod, Sen 26. @pri(
2 llbr HadmittogS,
.Moin, Mittmod, ocl 3. Vtoi
2 llDr g}a6mittogS.
8peite aoiiite-B aiiage.EreiS:
,H BON tS42.5D an,
8miiden6tds Poiiage.Preiie:
10, so,,,m.r. MAO, gr,men. $500
SSa SrsmsW naal baltimore $3.50.
S,uubrsiirgtaete Oun baltimore uam Sremeu
lub 6urld S69.bO.
-
@cqeu Sraht mo Baiiage iueHoe man ilf
al ole G%eierGls glgeHteH
". SdHmndJer C 60,
Rr. Z. SiiOs@ ap.S traBe,
t.rt. e poer
@o,unrS Gnine,
Office bes nSentinen 6nrreipouSenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17


oeS SageS mIr0e I'M ShmIipielbauIe
5u 1ronfiurt q. M. &epie'S neueIteS
0romo Ser GanoOier" 5lm criten
Wole oufgciitbrt, (l5uul @epIe mllroe
in Berlin gebpren, Itll6irte lett 1917
Ooielblt Observation-Disclosures, lett 1850
81 Bonn romauii6e Spradel ulo
2iterot1ren. 9taboem cr 1852 nit
elmer 0iiicrtotion iibcr oen Refrain
in Den 2ie0eru ser S%roubuoourS pro.
mopirt bate, unternabm CT cine gro
Bere Geiie our1 Ole Shmei5 mo
SStalien, NO er ole @ibIiotbctcu nod
romoniiGcn Sprad0cntmalcn Orlrd)-
foridytc. Sn3uiiden bate er iib nit
Der GrugoOie oSrouCcafa bon Himi-
nj" uno Oell beiocn epii6cn Gr5G6-
ltngcn, in &erien Sic @riiOcr" unO
.llrico," Die ipdtcr nit Sen ySODacu
DON Sorrent" rm0 onoercn 0i1tltn-
gen III oen ,Sermen" cri6icnen, nor-
tbeilbait befnmt gcmnht. Sdon
uorber mar nSlSlmgbrunneM WtGrhen
zines fobreuocn SdiilcrS" crihicnen.
Sm 5riibio6r 1854 WurOc Scenic bon
Sonia Marimilim Dem 3meitcn nod
Mtiind)en berltfen, no er icitoem lcbte,
bis or neraroingS oalternoeu N1tfent.
bait in 8or0one Gipiero am 8orou.
Gee nobrn)
Gouor3 StrauB 20 Sabre
alt.
SM @ieu bcQiug q~citcrn Gbuorh
StroitB, ciu iiiugercr @rll0cr 0c@
~beriibmten @ol5crf6nigS So6aun
StrollB, Die 1cier ieinc3 70. @cburt3.
tageS. (@r lit iolpobI oils GomporiIt,
mie alS Girigcrtt SIT ebrenoem 9In,
ie6eu geIonGt. 9eit benz Sabre 1870
lit CT oleitiger 2citer Ser StrouB'.
id)en 9apcIlc In @ien, Sm Sabre
1900 urternobm or nit icincr Sea.
pelGc cine Soltrnec ourh Die Ser.
Stootcn.( .n
Us | Of ttgcr litcruride
".s 6un0.
Sm Hntb6ntie 81 Odicnfurt i'm
boyeriihcu He0ierlngSbc5irf llnter,
frorfen lit Gin mi6tigcr Iitcrorii6er
Slno gemoft moroen, bpItcbeno ans
Srognetten 6eS Nlernnoer = 9ie0es,
6eS eriten oeltti6en neItGiden GpoS
ans Dem brei5ebnten So6rbun0ert.
&c q or b. Spbom'S @ro3eB.
Gor oem SberfriegSgerid)t OeS 10.
g(rmeecorpS in 9rornidpeig bcgomn
sic 8crbnn0llIng iibcr oic @crllfung
Oes WtoiorS y. Spoom pom 90, Sn.
fnnterie = Hegiment, melder ieiner
3eit megen MtB6onolu1tq Der elfiGbs
rigcn Iod)ter pom &ricgSgcriht Scr
20. Chiffon in Sanroper SIT bier
Monnten @efGngniB perItrtbciIt NOR.
Den mar. Die 8erborotung Oiirfte
5iuei Gage in Nniprl6 ncbmen. Be
fonntlif lit 0omolS olt6 otc @attin
0eS Wniors bon Der Stroffommer in
9rouni6Dcig megcn 0eS glei6en
Gergcbel1S 81 bier Monoteu @eiGta.
nib berurt6eilt morOen.
@arnung ii + q uSmun.
0ernng8ln it / &c.
8ie oliS @nonpeIt per(nlltet, bat
ooS utgoriide WiniIterium oeS H5r.
ncrn minmebr oie 9eitimmungen Der
prcltBil6en Hc9icrlmg iiber ocn
0ur65ltg Der @u8manocrer bcfonnt
9emodlt, lollt melden frern0e IuS'
lpanberer Die @ren5e mir iiberidrei.
ten Oiirfen, menn tic einc SoGrfarte
Ser oeiltifen Camper . @eiellid)of'
ten nad iibcrieeii6en &Gien beiiBen.
0nS Wliniiterilm bebt ferner nods
mails berpor, oaB Die 1ln6 Den Ser.
Staoten IllsmnnOernOen groBen
SdJmicrigteiten lnb GnttGll dungen
b%egegnen. Die Srtbeb0rOen meroen
uugcmieien, Die NnsmoloerungSluItis
gen einOringlid oorouf mnimerfiam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
9nltimur. 9~ampf.Gadet.@o.
Bic Der. sfGatea.s oit betSrSsrmb.

Die Der. St6aten.Boft betbroernb.
9ufHpfer tabren ttglt6, Sotntags. diisgenofn'
men, bon ben r@uD CINE "spiers. Or. 10--ts.
Qte6tsStraBe, $50 9lbenbs, oirett. nd@ Glo
gotnt Comfort, @prfnlt, 4ortsrloutb urIo allen
lsoint Comfort init &c. & D.'@ifen61bn" mao
Nidmonb,. Yerhlnbuua III Portsmouth init BEN
a. eaboarb @ir Cine" toIiher 2re bon, ,SoSts'
NIT Der .@liIantie COAT Cine. glortoIi uno
Carolina, Rorfog lino. tibIib, gorfoIf nno
iUeItIih unb nSIo Dominion Cine no9 gletS'
WabI3etien nab eitr1t1ttmerr Blame. .enIit'
,rt1ie RdihtefBimmer, eIeffrtfne NeienqtiHg,
9uIHpfbei5ungp Aoien fret. 5teterb!rte SfotiiteIt'
Rr. S2f. @elts0dltimoresSttdbe. yir. 605 lTo
50s, 9ihbtStrnBe, Q. u. Office, ~. 215,
notwithstanding, nnb MtbGh9bS, @barIeSs
lnn GerinptoHaEtr1he.
S1bn o.. GberiupDb, y. BrnhoH, .
8icesBraf. u. @eh.' D2nuaaer. 0er.'9dif. .sgent
(npaq-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Mapor 8Ieiidymonn BON 81.

WaDor 8leibmonn BON Gin.
cinnati bat Die geieitigung aGer ait.
toinotiifen 8erfnuismai6inen (Slot
Madines) %angeoronet, bel nelden
bns Slid cine Hoae ipielt, neil Die
ielben nod oem @utoften oes Stoot.
glnpaltS Spielporfebrtngen lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Gbeapsafe 9ampfer.G Ompasnie.

GbefapeGtesstHte
elegantP pdiagterfEantpier ~gtuguItn- uiin
.nGtlqnta" nab
Gfb Hnint Comfort nno WprfDlf, ia.
9dHipfer b~erIniien Baltimore tdgli9 (ulsge'
itonir1en Sonrt1gs) um $50 aberbS utb tom.
IIei Tn Obj Boint Comfort nm 8 llbr W0rs
gems ufo tn WurfoIf INN 7.fb Wlpreens an, an,
Ibltsbeno IN PIE @ilenba9Esiiee mao allen
BORT HtOsr.9tHie.
'eIeenrte Pnffng.ers3nm s%1ar!otieS unb
'a- N' baltimore"
na1 Gfft.1uint uno Hidimpnb, ia.
9nnipfer ~berl1teIi Baltimore SienftdgS. SDHs
rerftdes iifn Sauiltggs Inn 8 tlbr @o6mittags
itno fonlfileit 5t gBetsEoint Inn 7.30 Weoraeus
iino 5i Rtbmono ann o.26 Wtorgens an.
Sic Sampler iperben nuf Der SiHs uno 8iids
tnbrtr i'm UotfsHiber uH t~Ol0enoen 9uriteH ans
legen; SIoueelter Boint, g!ab Vanf uuo 2tus
@nmpisr ptrlaNen Baltimore pom Bier gr. is
NIB 10, 2igbtItrahen.gperf
Surh Btleie mad allen QunfteH f5nnen ee.
ltbert; 8epdd anfqege6en uno aaiiiten5intrner
IN T%Sraus %reiesSirf getSen il ben 6iefqen
Rrl II, gyeii.9entre' Strate. ODER ben 6onpt
DlrealI: W. $50, Giebt'GtraBe. Baltimore, WtD.
WtnbeH 1pHer, ", 2. Gbisnt,
@eil. sWet6ditstlbrer. 0eHs Bdl1gicrsNgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
9amburgsNmerif
- Ham -
IgmDxtb-GberbOu -@SGmbars
SpppclTdDranben'

. sestn Ja DspsF FIR 2OnooR anO Sarts an.
SambMrs.I merifa-2inie,
81 9roa6nnp, Retp-Yorf.
artbHr 8. RDbIUn,
II @eit.G entre.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
S%parbanten.
Central SaOtngs @ont, GborIes'
un6 2ertngton.S traBe.

@nntiers uno NofIer.
$ambIeton & Co., IL, SIt-2erinoton.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

W1NnpoIls, III, W0UnI STntlDn. W.1U un6
ta.4b 9usrn, 1850 nno l5.65 gladul. Gamblers.
Citation. 800 uuo 1000 Born, ll2.05 Witt.
tags. 400. 25.35, 600 uto elt.10 @beioB.
1rebcrid, W}t. &onaLS t1tion, 7S.45. iy.4s q.
GufroSusS %intiou. i7.35, 1900, 2O.16 unb 1000
Bornt, II. %. l3,50 uno 1870 9lbenos.
sNtneisftr, w. @9oal'Siation I,7.1o g; nrs
1850 Radm.
Saserstswu. Mf. 1obaI.et1tlou. ls.A5 gorm.,
1850 9tnbm. GnnloeH'S tatior, 1900 Nortn..
1850 linb 400 Nahm.
Gnieott.Git uno ut. alrB, Characterization,
1875, 29.tb gorrr., lt.25. 1850, 1920 Ra6m.,
$3.50 uuo ttt.45 NbenoS.
Curtis Bah, @ambensS Station, 1928 8erm.
2uraH, Wf. HobubSiatioH. s2.43 Radu.
Characterization, 900 Ra6m.
..Nphnl Hlnk QiniR" nadi BhilahsInhi0 NH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

Selter.8 erIideruneS .G9enten.
Some Srienolp Society, 1926, Gin
ben = Ipenl1e.
%. E. SbadeIforo & Co., 2, Oft.
SoratogoItraBe.
Senrp SO. 8arfieIo (Rn9aD, 210,
SIt-2eriugtonltraBe.
@irdbeao & Con- 214, SIt.2eriug'
ton Strnbe. b..
SenneB & Eaplor, 306, Sit.2erins'
ton . Strobe.
Sitrner & SboHtas, 2, SIt.S Saratoga.
StraBe.
90. 8. SelSen, ii, Sit.gIeoiont.
StraBe.
"tt0s 0ud)ban0Ilng.
M}rS. 90. Mnrtin, T15, &elt,2crin1s
ton StrnBe.
l Seueriidere R6bel- 2aoerung.
@rabom'S 8arebpuie, Bart &pelnla
uno 9olpbin.S traBe. r aet.1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Die ,Griesion.4 Clinic"
IarbIanb ms TeRnibfpauia.g Balm.

2iae b~erGaieH Qortf.4benues Citation:
7.S0 BORN. iia9 Yorf, tdolt&, ausaenom'
men Sonnidqs.
$50 Bern. mad Delta. nur Souriaes.
$50 mad BeIair. tdgltU, anSgenoutnIsn
GnunfaaS.
s.25 gaHmi. mao gorf. idsIi9, aussenou..
men Gonrtdgs.
400 ga6u. mad Delta. MIR Sonntags.
4.20 ra6 Gelta, tdeli9, alis9enouirien am
Gonutdg. f
600 gadm. mad geIatr. tdeIi6, aussenom'
men GonntdeS.
1000 tIbenbB, mao BeIntr, nnr gonntagS.
11.46 aoeno4, nam BsI0tr. W3tfffpo6 nnb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

@runoeigentbuxis.W afIer. Ia
Yierre 6. 9ugan & Repbew, 16,
2erington.S traBe. 1r eital
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

TaFei Y6Hel
sar 4eiIe im's ansfanS beiorsf g.
Haiue, Nr. fiji 81. Eanl-5irabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

ytfuHUuTIs
SeftGt6 BerI. Camden 8erI. met. Stcbal
S6Infpaegon 49,. .9dal. 3.5t y. 9.55 q.
Warlor & Gpeile. .3daG. 1866 q. 1880 Sc
9iiftet gnrlor, nusg. Q. $50 Q. e.54 V.
Vdrlor. Gpcite, nur Go. e.52 Y. e.b7 SO
HarIor. epette, ause, 9. tf.50 @. a1f.54 B.g
Barlpr. epeife. .11eI. 1,55 M1.6eR U.
,,gional aimitso," ousf6fieBliber 9nlman.3ua.
9iiifet'. Rnids, 9arlor', Obterb1tionss unS
SpeiiesRdaeons. 1dgl. 3.4s q. BS.52R N.
gnrlor. Spetfe... .GdaI. 800 u. sos a.0
GoGcbes. Rbtiu, dnsg Q. 7.55 ". 500 U. e
@oa6es. Bbila.. .1dGl. 200 u. eos I'D
G%dhIuipaagon. 9deI. 1889 W. 1874 Or.
Ser loi1Ie SbIatpnaeon fatb RetptDorf lift TN
Wt. 8~obalsgdbnbofe nm 1000 abenoS CUR duff
nahre bon 4aiidgieren bereit. +
~ nab Ntlnntte.0itt an @odbentaeen; ID
mad AtiantiesGitn tigiih.
Nne 8iige baIten In seffmingtpu. g ban
in Gbeftet an.
BerI guinoeu gerI, apt. sspbo.
gbiIl. Mffofn. MIR Con. sos y. $40 o.
Bbild., Mtfom, auSe. g. s.t5 Y. $50 q.
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Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
THANKSGIVING DAY
Rev. L. |. PederSen Tells of Its
 Significance and Duties.

The child who never says thank YOU" is generally diSliked. and the adult with no sense of gratitude k de- Spi,ed. He might be Pitied, for the absence of this quality will finally make hIm miserable. Our president and our governors have asked the people of this nation to assemble today in their respective place, of worship and return thanks to God for the blessings we enjoy As patriots we should honor the request, and give at least a small part of the day Go serious meditation.
 The Christians Godis impartial, for he uoketh his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sendeth rain on the just and the injuNt.
 Here. in this solemn.hom, raise
 My heart to thee
 In grateful praise
 ForalI the good that crowned my days
 Through the old year gone"
 We are indebted to our relatives and friends and strangers as well, and even trials. failures, and sorrows may be cause for present gratitude-they have made us stronger.
 But if gratitude is due from man to man. how much more from man to his Maker. Every blessing We enjoy, by what means Soever it may be derived upon us. is rhe gift of Him who is the author of good and the father of mercieS," wrote Addison. However, thank you" is not always complete payment forgratitude, more is required. "The best thing that hearts that are
 thankful can do Is this to make thankful some other
 heart, too"
 And many will speakof such as one who; Wore upon his face the Smile'of peace As if he held communion close with
 God
 And loved the world and all who oh it
 trOd:
 And those who met him smiled, and
 thought hor fair The world must be to him, and straight
 way there
 Rose in their hearts glad ihanks-
 giving hymn l.. II. r..
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
Got Them AH
pect-

Anthropometry does not seem to be always infallible. The Paris Scotland Yard wanting missing thief, had proofs drawn of six photographs of the man, taken in different positions some time before. These were sent, with careful specifications of body measure ments, marks, finger prints, and so on, to various parts of France. The head Paris office has just received from the chief of police in d small town the fol- lowing complacent letter:
 "Photographs of the accused persons whom you desired me to trace duly to hand. am happy to be able to inform you that | have succeeded in arresting five of the men, whom | now have un- der lock and key. My best detective assures me that he is on the track of the sixth man, and will certainly cap ture him before long,
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
WHERE BURTON WAS WEAK

Senator Burton of Kansas has been again convicted of accepting fees for his services before a national depart ment in behalf of client. In the ease involved the client was corp oratjon of doubtful standing
 The trouble with Burton Was not that he is worse than other politicians, but that he is no better than the ave- rage. For that reason he was vulner- able to the vengeance of as crooked a gang of political blacLlegs ss can be found anywhere outside of New York and Philadelphia, as every Kansan knows.
 From time Co time this outfit has been turned down by the decent people of Kansas. and Burton had helped to do it. IT Burton had been honest he would be the foremost man in Kansas today. for he k the ablest man who has gone Co the Senate from Kansas since Ingalls,. He k mScrupulouS in money matters and that gave worse men a chance Co accomplish his downfall.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
MISSED HIs oPRoRIuNITY

Czm Nicholas seems Co have taken Louis XVI of Franc. .or his model At least he k following closely in the foot steps of that amiable and ,pinele,, pro- ,otype. Louis allowed his Bourbon ad- vjSerS to refuse all concession, Co the people when he might have retained popular loyalty by yielding small priv ileges, yet little by little he gave up almost every preroga,ive, each one too late, and finally los, his crown and his head
 The czwof aIl che Rus>ias stood with the rrac,tonarios when slight couces- Siou> would have >remmcd the tide of revolution. He ha, already yielded up autocraJic power without abating the demand, c. thr extremists, and he may be lucky Co retain hl, imperial crown ur even his head.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
RlDICUIES MASCULINE DRESS
Society Leader of New York Says
 Men Line Up Like Sheep

Mrs. StuyyeSant Fish, wife of the president of the Illinois Central Rail road Company, and q leader of New York fashionable society, recently got into print the following roast on the sheep-like devotion of men to prevail ing styles without regard to taste:
 Talk about slaves Of fashion, we women are not initwith the men. They wear straw or felt hats, according to a certain date. and pay no attention to the weather OF to their own comfort, but that iS no all. For years they've clung to the derby fashion, because it is the style, and if there's an ugiler, more uncomfortable or more mhealthful hat then q derby, don't know what it is.
 There's not one man in thousand to whO,u such a has iS becoming. But tall men and short big-headed men and snall-headed men, fair men and dark men, all stick them on and walk around with seli-SatISied air.
 "If fashion decreeS a marrow brim derby, all men wear narrow brim der bies. regardless of the fact that the narrow brim makes the round face look like a full moon. If broad brims are the fashion, every man wears broad brim. although it makes the thin-fea- tured man look like Scarcrow. lt fashion says brims shall roll sharply at the sides, even the man with large ears wears asharp, rolling brim, although he must know that it makes him look like a yellow kid
 ''Women will mind Fashion so long as she dictates something becoming, but they will refuse to look like flights to please her. But the men follow her blindly and devotedly no matter at what sacrifice to their looks. And every fall | wonder what has become of the handsome men, until remember that the ugly hat season has come upon them"
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
JEROME ATTACKS
 AMERICAN BENCH
Asserts Even Supreme Court no Logger Commands Ordinary
 Respect From the People.
nH cnhle to The paily aateway.

New York, Nov. 29-At a dinner here last night to ocelehrate the victory of reform forces in New York, Phila- delphia and Cleveland, District Attor- ney Jerome attacked the judiciary of the country. He said the people had always been taught to hold the bench in reverence, but that in this country it had almost ceased to command ordi- nary respect. Even the supreme court, he said, was in the same category with lesser tribunals because of many of it's decisions.
 Jerome said that New York man who raises his voice against the practices of the bench today iS called a crank, but for himself he intended nevertheless to continue to denounce many existing judicial methods as dis graceful to the courts and the country
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
SunfIOwer Fence Posts

When r.. r. Testerman, of Morrison, settled on his farm south of town, at the opening of the strip twelve years ago, he found lot of vigorous suntiow- CTS growing on the place, according to the usually veraciouS Sun. He used a number of them for fence posts, bind ing three of them together aud putting them in the ground the same as wood posts, stringing the wire on them. These posts are standing today, and and show no signs of decay.-Kansas City Journal.