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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
Objected
A PROMINENT SOCIAL EVENT OF
.. THE SEASON IN A MANNER
MARRIED.
FRIGlD COLD AND FROZEN SNOW
WORK HARDsHIPs FOR So
GETTY PEOPLE,.

What was to have been one of the
leading social events of the season
was in a manner spoiled for those en-
tertaining and those to be entertained
last night
The officers and ladies of Fort Lin
coin had planned a ball at the post
and quite number of guests from
the city were to be taken from this
city by special train. The train left
the city at $3.50 and stalled in the
snow about mile north of the post.
1t returned to the city and made a
second attempt. Again it returned
and still third attempt was made but
to no avail. The white sheen laid a
foot deep and frozen hard on the rails
that had not been run over for sew
eral days. The train crew did all that
was in their power but the elements
ruled. .
Ambulances were summoned from
the post. mile distant, and while
they waited the evening wore on and
was passed in song and story. Such
songs as I'm the Good Old Summer
Time" my Wild Irish Rose" and
"Merrily We Roll Along" were heard.
Notwithstanding the ruling of the
weather it was a good natured crowd
that awaited the efforts of the engine
and that finally rolled away to the
post in ambulances.
This was a cold ordeal for the
ladies, dressed as they were in their
ball gowns, low necked and short
sleeved. Getting from the cars to the
rigs was bad as the snow was deep
and some of the brave knights weak
of arm.
The guests arrived at the post at
about one o'clock cold but cheerful
and the party was progressing as if
nothing had happened, a short time
after.
1t was one of those unfortunate cir
cumstances that work inconvenience
at times and which cannot be antici-
pated and though guests seemed in no
way put out over the matter, it was a
source of deep regret to the hosts and
hostesses who had planned so much.
At last accounts officers and ladies
were entertaining in way to make
their guests forget their unpleasant
experiences. Victory was wrested
from seeming defeat and the party re-
suited in what it was intended to be,
one Of the esason's leading affairs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
PERSON

J. o. Sullivan, of Mandan, was II
the city, yesterday. sty
P. Stevenson and M. v. Robbins, a
Wahpeton, were among the visitors
in the city yesterday.
Geo. Fahrer is a guest from New
Rockford. 5 ,5 ~ Es.,.l
Mrs. satterlund has returned from
an extended trip south. gt,=,..
Among the visitors in the city yes
terday was r. s. Adams, Of Lisbon.
G.. w. Wolbert is attending the i'm
plement dealers convention at Fargo
Senator Sifton returned from James
town yesterday. -
Harry Cornwall, of Jamestown
spent the day in the city. .'s'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
Mozart Symphony Club.

..,.. "0<oII SyHuPIioHy AiOOs
The Portland Oregonian says OF
Miss Marie Stori, violin and soprano
soloist: v
Miss Stori showed her brilliant
technique while playing her solo last
evening, but more than this she dis.
played superb intonation which is
ber's. She sang Suwanee River as an
encore, and all who were fortunate
enough to hear her, declare she is sin.
gularly endowed to combine such dual
qualities SO sympathetically, and to
give such profund expression"
OF Miss Julia Peterson, flute yir.
tuoso, the New York Herald remark.
ed: Miss Peterson plays unusually
well, without allowance for sex. She
rippled and ran and elaborated most
fiuently and purely in all numbers
The Cleveland lOhio) Plaindealer
says of Herr Hooks cornet playing,
s'his comet solo and his Alpine echo
horn blowing was big feature, which
cannot be described with the pen. He
Is wonder, as well as an expert in his
work. known as double and triple
tonguing. $s ..55. "a,
or Mr.. Stoelzer,s viola playing the
Tacoma News said: "The Viola d.
Amor In the hands OF such an artist
proved as much curiosity as q fasci-
nation to the large auditnce last night.
and his numbers win long be remem-
bered here"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
TRANSFORMATION PROMISED.
Radical Changes Predicted in Russia
NV Horrasporranf

Radical Changes Predicted in Russia
by Correspondent.
London, Feb. 2.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Telegraph wires:
''In few days we shall witness a
great political transformation scene.
The captives who languish in the fort
ress of St. Peter and st. Paul will be
released tomorrow, their misdemean-
ors forgotten. The press will be al
lowed to speak freely. Trepoff will
be sent to Manchuria and in ten days
q brand new representative chamber
will fe created.
Under the magic wand of White a
new era of prosperity will begin for
the Russian people. I am enabled to
vouch for the accuracy of these facts
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
Il the Baby 10 CUTTING Tee,

II the Baby 10 Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and wall
LED remedy, NM Windows Sooth-
ing Syrup. for children teething. II
eoothes the child, softens the gums,
sllays all pain, cures wind collie and 10
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Tween
0-dve cents q bottle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Lady getting on Thirty fourth street
car)-Conductor, do you stop at the
Waldorf Conductor-No, ma
dam. How can you expect me to do so
at $12 week New York Times.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

ibid you ever have all you wanted
Of anything?' asked Meandering Mike
EYES," answered Flooding Pete 1.-TWO
things-advice and water" -Washing-
ton Star
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
Grand White Goods Sale.

at The Fair beginning Saturday, Feb.
4. which will last three days. Corset
covers SC to ,93c; night gowns 49c to
$1.79; muslin drawers 15c to $1.75;
white pettticoats ACC to $2.1S. Many
more too numerous to mention. India
linons and embr6ideries. Don't miss
it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

A fun line OF the famous Delphos
and Never-Ieak spout cans In one, two
and i've gallons 1T Mccolley's second
hand store ON Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

E. You will enjoy reading Prairie
Breezes, a collection of Mr.. Foley's
poems, $1.25, at the Capital Book
Store. ~. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

Girl Wanted-For general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Jos. Hose, Sixth
street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Nice fresh quarters beef at Logan's
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Wanted at once-Place to do gen.
eral housework. Address SOB Ninth st.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

A Bargain-100 feet on Fourth ST..
200 feet on Third st. First class lots.
Also. lots % and "a, Block 43, o. P,
near N. p. depot. M. P. Skeels.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Lost-A college fraternity pin sur:
rounded by opais. Finder please re.
turn to Rev. Hayes and receive re.
ward. 3 I. a "a 4 Il. u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Wanted-At once, q girl to do cook
Ing and washing. Apply Or. Kshburn,
Fort Lincoln.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
Banqueted-The Knights Templar
held initiation Wednesday night and
enjoyed fine banquet.

Married-Last night at Fort Lincoln
Rev. Collope officiating, A. G. Korn,
hospital steward of the post and Miss
Sophia Belle Krepple, of the same
place were united in marriage.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

New Members-The Maennerchor
voted in some new members last night
and enjoyed spread" This choral
the social society Is becoming the
largest and most financially prosper
GUS society in the city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Complete List-The complete list of
officers installed by the Yeomen Tues
day night is as follows: C. w. Jones,
F; Harriet E. Wilcox, M. c; J. M.
Belk, G; J. P. Jackson, M. A; Isabelle
Hines, PLY. ... ....
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Wrestling Match - Two wrestling
matches are scheduled to be held in
this city in the near future. A man
from Dawson who has won some re-
nown for his prowess will endeavor to
throw an opponent from Dickinson.
The date has not been definitely set
tied. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Special Train--A special train will
leave Bismarck at $3.50, Saturday aft
ernoon for the accommodation of the
ladies who wish to attend Mrs. Voss'
afternoon Returning the train leaves
Mandan at Z O'Clock western time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Wanted Girl at Banner house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Lost An Engagement-The Capital
City orchestra had an engagement to
furnish music at Glendive, Montana
on the 22nd but received word today
that the date must be cancelled as the
governor of that state had forbidden
public gatherings Of all kinds whether
social, church, schools or any other
kind. -" vs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

Doing More Riding-These cold
mornings the school children are ap-
preciating and using the trolley line
more in going to and from school, The
cars just before school are pretty we'll
filled with the youngsters. Last night
coming down from the capitol just be-
fore six the car was packed and digni-
fed solons were seen riding both front
and rear tenders. ..-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

&. Club Dance-The dancing club will
give their regular dance tonight at
Baker hall ..'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03


Montana and vicinity Is under very
! rigid. quarantine on account of black
small pox, yet mail is dispatched from
there as usual. The mail clerks pass.
ing through here say that they can
smell the mail from that place before
they see It and 1t resembles what is
supposed to be like an odor from the
internal regions. All the mail is thor
oughly disinfected before being sent
ont slss
Comparatively The clerk of court
was making some changes IN his
vaults yesterday and showed the court
calendar book for 1875. It was book
about twice the size Of the ordinary
vest pocket memorandum book with
q leather carrier ON the edge for In
serting q pencil. The book used for
the same purpose now is one OF about
600 pages and the size Of ordinary
mercantile ledgers In length and
breadth. A complete set OF the couns
ty records for that year would not
make as biz or as heavy package as
the one Of this years above mention.
ed. Il was interesting to read the
titles Of the actions and the names Of
the litigants one Or two Of whom are
stlll with as.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03

s Dueked for cover-His Royal Pork
ship, Mr.. Grounding could have seen
his shadow from rising to setting of
sun yesterday and, if the old saying
holds good, this section of the coun-
try is in for continuation of this win
ter weather. Though the cold has
been severe there has been a marked
absence of windy weather which some
what alleyiates the severity of the
weather.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31

Sfolcnltrin Bros. ut nntori'trc',
en- eleftriidcS Rcflomchjjo an pr.
609-5i3 Siio Nrou0non oltjlbrllI
gen;
ole 6elter Gomniii6rc Ut olltorl
'lrcIt, Die MitNlicOcr Ser hcnl'tcn
Spribc 9tr. I nodb ouocrcn Gonlpo8.
men 5u pcricbcn. NM
ocn Nonlcn uou Yoruon }IIIco,
5lpildcn GorroQton 2luc mo GorcD.
Strobc, in Qormon ,E,occ uIt}lrdn'
6Crn.
Neue &orlONcM.
Sic "iol0cnocn rcltcn &crorOnm'
gen mlIrocn i'm critrn 3UcjNc ctng'-
reiht:
bon Srn. &oblitco0 oon Der 20.
Mor0 Nlli Soften Ser oll1rcll5cn.
ocn @rlmoCioentbilmu Die O}lIlilt1
ton Hpcntc, bon TrcOCrJd Hpc, bus
2NllttlI" Noe, mt NlpD0iiplouCH III
piIoitcrn;
Sollila Strobc, non ser GoIpertor
Nooo bis @orriion @aoc AMI Soften
Der o%ll0rcn5cnoen @rmoci0cntbitntcr
nit NlpbnItbI0den 3lt piI0itCrn;
Somboro StroBc. NON @iltcn2'
Nuc, bis @nrriion 9lpc, oli aolt'l
Der onArcn5cl1oen mrlmOciQcltbilmcr
nit AIpboltbl0den III piIlitcrn;
BON @rlr. Wfitie uou Der 81. Molo
- Der @cihluB, Den @oiicr &nQt,
nicur 5I olttoriiirCn. 0cu (rinfbrlr
ncn an Der Ode pon NomburA StroGr
mo StcrrCtt 9lucp III UtlcrnCn.
Gomitc Y CrihtC.
To3 Gomitc iiir WtittcI unO @cGc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31
@nipliu Grpluiiun.

NnuCrnihmiot'a &ound) yWiuiimor"
ouigCbrornt. 81 Wtchrerc Herio.
l1Cn IN SCbcnagciubr. r. Mlirocn
non cil>cr bcnohbortCn 2oln1d)
ACrCttCt.
Bic @uiolin.2 ound) oNiQiimor, "
GigCnthlmt bCa 0rn. Wiuiom @olls
crnidmiot, muroC am SonntoQ9tod)s
mittu1 iu ser NGbc Don Sort Gar.
roll Cllrd) oic ltnuoriid)tigteit zines
ibrcr NoiiuQicrc, Der cinS hucfclbol5
un5iin0ctr in @ronO gcitcdt mo TO.
tai 5Crit0rt. guBeroCm ihlucbtc Dos
9cbcn Oca Nrlr. 6rC0Crid 9auerns
idmi0t mo mcbrCrCr ICincr tSrcltnoc
iiir cine flr5c 3Cit in @ciobr. Nae
NcrrCn mur0Cn jCood bon 0CrSaundl
.YultrCttu" an Vor0 gCnon1nlCn,
mo MIR Scr Woidiniit &n1. Wtiuer
trlO irgCno mclfc %crlebunacn on+
Don. ICllI Wnrt llll0 Sd0rC lolltoelt,
pcricn0t. Nr. IrcOcrid @olrcrr.
ihnri>t bottc ciniac Grculoc cill0c.
loGrL ocn (oQ nit linn oli icincm
llfcrploB SIT pCrbrinQcn; ca iontc oic.
les Die lcBtc 6ohrt iiir Die &oun6
icir. sic Damn iiir sen @iutcr onBcr
Gonuiiiion NcicBt Wcrocn iolltc. Sic
6crrcu trotcu sic Nciic bon ser
@critc scr o9Iiliom &oht Nnilring
50" an. "a sic M}aihircric nitt
in 0cb0ri0cr @ciic jrt orbcitcn id)ien,
muhtc elmer ser Mcrrcn Die @cmcr-
funM oob lid niht 0cniigcnO @oIo-
lin am NorO 6ciin0c, moroli WIilcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31

sic @rCtter 0C9 Vo0en@ ouibob mo
0lli 20 8oQoncn 0e$ f~liidrigen Scls
OclttCtc, bic lid) I'M Oor0crcn Sbctlc
oC3 NootCS bcion0cn un0 NIT Den
Wepc0ilnQcn Oc@ 9ootCa pon Settle
5t Scitc ilu0cn. @ci 6ieicr Gntoef,
flrn0 ipllrOc Damn Die InneiIung gcs
1CbcnL mcoCr 5l ralld)cn, nod cir
3iinobplj on5ubrcnmen. Sic Saund,
crrCidtc inter oicIcn 3uItGlroen Sort
Carroll, nla elmer polr Der Eartlc Die
ic &oriihtSmobrcgcI oubcr Nd)t licB
unO Gin SdwciClbol5 %on5iinoete. 81.
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I'M 9ll0cnblid mar 0oa Boot intSIom.
men gebiiQt, Gic Sound) n2ourct.
ia" mar oIiitlid)cr @eiie in ndd)ltcr
NGhc mno nobm sic @corobtcn an
Wprb.
Iie oWiuiimur" muroc crit uorl-
Nc3 &obr Qcbolt l10 dis zines ser
iciniten Sobr5cuNc ser 9(rt bctrnd)tet.
Sic h1tc cine SdllAc BON 81 SUB II.
cine @rcitc bon I SUB, ioluie cine
Moifine BON S GierocfrGiten. 8r.
@illinm @MlCrnld)miOt mar sur 3eit
Oca llniollCa niht om @oro. Gic
2oltndL ocrcn @crtb $500 gelueien
lcin ioll, muroc 0citcrn ont liter Der
cbcmuli0cn GuorontGne mtigeiun-
OCn; MIR Der &icl mo sic eiiernen
Sbcilc morcn nod intaft. Ger Ser.
Init lit cin OolitGnoigcr.
Mus Walttmo orc G"ountn.
Ter 3lnlmcrmum Mob Sinncp ii
lett Icbtcnl Montog aus ieiner @obs
ming IN COMPTON pCrihmunoen. Gr
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DEM CT onNcitcllt mar, BOP Die bon
lbnt 9ctbonc Nrbcit linn nitt
mcbr poIic uno cr nod Baltimore
gcbcn moIitc, nm onoere @eid)1iti,
9i,l1 81 llldc1. Gr criildte Srn.
@ri9bt, Ieincn nod iGaigcn 2obn al
lcinc GInncp'S) Snn1ilic 5t soblen,
lno bcitleG Damn cincn @ooaon nod)
Baltimore. Scitoenl bat MAI, BON
Dem I'M mlttlcrcn Ilter Itebenben
Wnnn Nid)tS nlcbr acbort.
6rou &otbcrine .. Goalc, Sic
Slttipc bon Srn. Gas. Gorep Goole,
Ut an Sonntag oilf ibrem Sanoiib
FreItmorlo" IN Mount @oibinaton
Neltorbcn. Sic bintcrl1Bt cine God
ter, 6rou Com. y. Bruce. Sbre 9e.
eroialm9 iinOet bellte itott.
Gas SobrcSbunfctt ser
Baltimore aerie" Ger .Goeles" fin.
Oct belltc gbeno IN ser @oifenbole
oeS A. Regiments itatt, uno es miro
crmortet, oaB 1900 Yerionen an bent
lelben Sbeil nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31
Tna MCttrr.

Niir Morul1no NM Sen Gjitritt
Gonmbi0 flares, tjblcrc2 @cttcr
luo urrdnocrljdc Muoc.
Ger h0hitc [hcrmomrtcrltonO NOR
81 @rdo nm , llhr 9}odlnittoA2.
Ger uicorilito Sbcrmomctcrltono
mar 3G Wrdo nm : llbr M}ordcn9,
M}ittlcrcr NaromctcritanO 3O.i2.
Ger ~uic0rilitc (bcrmomCtcritnnO
ser lcbtru 81 Stmocn in n%at)iolQen.
sen Stdotru mar, mic iolQt: Eoltport
81. EortlauO IS. Noiton 81, 9llbam
20. l}rp 90rf 10, Marri9burl 32,
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80, Gburlciton -, S0Oomob -,
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a. Ntlantu IS. Mtontaontcrp %,
9tuu CrIcMna 80, EoIcitinc Is, @0I
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31

EoIitii ID C3. - On Sen per
idjc0encn politiihcn N%ouptQltortic.
rem mrlr0cu Acitcrn cnliil Die &orbc.
rcitmacu ~gctroiicu iiir Die Arobcl
NcrinmmIlmncn, oic III oiticr ISOLDE
ituttlin0cn mcrocn. Die NcpubIifo.
ucr truicn &or6crcitmngcn iiir Die
Ncrid1rnllmH i'm Nroooiunp ,Sniti.
int, Oic A~citern 2tbcno Qchnitcn mlr.
De, Die &criommllm1 mur gut be.
lldt lu0 sic Nc0uCr pnrcn 6lottcn.
SctrctGr Nonapurtc Wt0 Congress.
@IbQcoroncttr Modtcr.
l$m &ouptaltarticr ser @lnti @or.
Nmcuocmcnt EXPLOITATION murocu sic
Norbcrcitnnncn iiir Die oli bette
NbcnO IN ser o2prit &ole" icitQc.
icbtc MISUNDERSTANDING 0icicr Or
Nuuiiation Oollcnoct. Nc0cn merOcn
Gch0Itcn mcr0cn BON sen @Crrcu 60
gar s.. Sans mo Nn. z. MorbuU,
ionic pom Stnntanmdlt NIbcrt z.
IS. Cmcu9.
&n ocmotrotiihcn NouptQrortjcr
biI0ctc oic morQcn 9lbcno inn oC1r
len Norf" i%tottiinocnoe Mailrnocr
lonmhmG nit Ghicnr0itcn Ol2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gle Icnlor
frotcn ucriprcd)cn lid pirl pom oicirr
Concentration, bel mcldlcr $4,000
Wtcnihcn ~crluartct mcr0cn. Die Nco
lrcr mcrocn icin: &r. @corQc @Urne
non Mcit @|irGinich 0r. buchanan
Sd)lcu BON M%nibington GorntD, Mr.
Nrtbur Fctcr pon WtontaomcrO.
GoumtU, Nr. &obn &. VI, $4,000 uop
Grc0crid County. Stuata Scnotor
Nrtbur Y. @ormou inn, non Som
nr0 Gountp mo mchrcrc Gambia
ten uon Ser St00t.
Cine anoCrc groBrrc ocmofrdtiihc
Hcrinmmlunq muroc iiir brltc @lbcn0
III 3dnc'9 Sale M baltimore, u0ht
GorcOltraBc, %orrangirt. Nicr mCr0rl
Nr. SIoD0 |iIriuion pon Baltimore
mo Stoata Scnotor Artbur Y. @or
man jun., BON &om0r0 GountU ais
9te0n2r orlitrctcn.
&br 20 0bri9r@ Subj.
lGum i~Cicrtc Die cpongeliih httbcri.
ifc SoIemas@ cmcin0c an @uttcrn
Npculc mo Hou0otl Strobc an
Sonntu8 ollrd) orei 6eit1otte2oicnitc
Gic SuIcmagcmcinoc muroc am
10. September 1880 gcgriinoct unN
ont 1. April 1856 cingelpelDt. @CNcn
ipdrtigcr Scclior0cr ser @cmcinoc lit
Batter Grnit BON @obmonn. Ger
jebiQe &ird)enrotb Der @cmcinoc lit
auiommengcictt aus Sen $50. Gronf
Gacrmonn Ir0iioent; z. Shromm
.YrGifbcnt; @iuium Midcr, g.
fretGr; Gbriition 2oud)t, 0crmonn
Yorit, ESobn Simon, @cnrp Soil.
mann Sobn Modenrot, s. Shor.
lopSfp. Sobn Shneioer uno Nobn
Iie6emann.
9rnlnte oes Srouen @ercinS ser
GulcmS. @emeinne: Trou @ud,born.
T%rGiibentin; tSrou Gicb, Gicc=HrGii,
nentin; Trou SeinS ScfretGrin uno
ShabmelIterin.
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SnIims SebbeI, beutider photograph,
321 g. .StraEc.

aabinctbiISer MIR ST pro SntcnS.
Sn emaiuirten opalen gilSern iino
idonc Nelbeiten ermGbnenspcrtb.
2~ebensgrobe photographer nno
tiinItlerild poIlcnbete Gopien alter
@iloer i'll Grapon, @aiieriarbcn, Del
uno Eaiteu cine Spe5iaIitGt.
Wan oersciie nidt, porsniprcdcn.
Oftt2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31

Gic ma ) tie Convention
in Baltimore Die 5mcii0b.
riQc Convention Der .Folniihen DO,
tiOnnl N%lliun5" bat lid Dor cinigCn
(u0cn IN Buffalo pertoAt. nuhOem
bClhlollcn mor0Cn mar, Die nddltc
Convention in 1907 in Baltimore 81
boltcn. Nla Gicc Frdiiocnt fiir Ma,
rplunO uno Tclonore bicicr SrGoni
iotion mur0c Sr. Geo. ". Simlnati
bon Baltimore crpahlt, lpelhcr elmer
Scr onmeicnocn 1000 Delegation aus
alien Gbcilcn oca 2onbcs mar ma
clllcn Scr oht 9nltin1orcr 3luei0c
pcrtrot. Die Contention pcrlpiuintc
$40 ol9 @eitro1 fiir Die GtridtunN
zines polniihcn GnigrontcnbouicS
in Baltimore mo $4,000 iiir cillcu
gICidcn 3mCd in Neip- 9orf.
@comtc crmG6It.-Gic rs.
roclitiihc G~r5icbullgs , 8cicIlidoit"
bat IN elmer Sibltna int Sdul0cb0lr,
De, 9r. 125, NiSQliitbitroBc, bic fol.
gCnocn @comten erlpGblt: Hobbincr
gloiS aoiicr, Er0iibent; Scui @olt.
idolt, &icc Erdiiocnt; Socob Nom.
berger, Scfrct6r; $. S%ortoQenii0,
ShoBmciitcr; 9ireftorcn: &ionc
Gopioiont Mar Sfuth benjamin.
Gpben Ncnrb 5. SumbrrNcr, Or.
Sorrp Nricocnmolo, Siooc 2copolo,
Gr. 6croinono Sonncborn uno Sui.
Scpp.
Scihcnf s. - Ter Scidmum
zines unbctunnten Monncs, meldlcr
Dem NllSlcben mad cit Soponcr lit,
iuilroc acItcrn Morgen BON Srn, ).
$. &oiimon, cinem Irbeiter oui Scr
2i0btitroBen 9rilde, .rabc ser Bride
i'm @oiier idnpinnmeno, entocft.
&oiimou brod)te ben Sootcn IN ci.
mem aobn nud1 Serrp Bar, mo bon
BORT muroe oerlclbe in Dem Fatrol.
lpogcn bea iiiolihen Tiltrifts nod)
Der Wor9lc iibergefiibrt. Ger Sootc
mor mn9ciGbr 30 Sabre alt, es miro
permutbct, oob or su Canton .iibcr
@oro iicl uno orrd) Die beitigcn Dit
lninoc pGbreno ser lebten Gage nod
Serrp Bar 1ctraqen lpuroe.
Nr. @nl. Is. Glnrf bon ct.
2oriS. peld,er ieit 1885 Baltimore
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Grnnn's fein %acr1itcte GaffeeS

tperoen in alien Staottbeilen bon
Baltimore berfoliit. Gle por3iiglidIe
allaIitGt uno m1Bigen Sreiie MAIDEN
oieieIben eeraoe3u beriibmt.
s. .Gcnng g., SBcc, Gaffec, 3ufer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31
Wr. f27, Cit.VaIttm0re.S trnhe,

Gafagc Wotariats . 0elbwediel.
Smrcan. Shiffsfartcn fir ale
0ampier. 2inicn. &eiiepdiie, @edieL
@elomediel hnb 8doienounsen ..
(apriI4.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31
8cISienbnnecn nadD 2cutidIanS nno
Scltrcid

81 "a Gents pro Mort mo 201b
GentS pro &rone. Norto crtra,
@ediel ausGeitcHt aui ollie GbeiIs
ser @eIt. Sbeo. s.. Sicncr G. So,
ia Sit.2esinston.Str. 3immer Nr.
3. QS0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31
Sdicnmanl : Snlnt,
ionic allc 5.,m @nrltacidl6it oc1Srcn,
orn SclifatcRcn Erina CnalitGt -
mGiigc Erciie = 81 bobcn bel
2uniS =. HcttbCro,
966-96S 2crinaton. Mortt uno
342-344 NulliuS Marft.
Sdicnmnul Snlot,
To 81 ;9Inb7 22)

&ortrog.- Sn Ser bcutc itott
iinOcnbcn WtonotSoerionmIlmQ ocS
o@oItinlorcr Nrd)GoloQiit,u &rr.
Gins" in ser McGop @oIlr miro SIR.
Molricc 9loomiielo ciucn &ortroo
ilbcr ~&iir5lihe ord~)0oIoQiihc Ont.
ocdungcn i'm hinciiidcu Nurfriton"
holtcr.
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Sdiifsfartcn pun anS uad) 9cntId.
fan0.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: ga.
iiite $40 nno $3.50; gremen-9aI.
lilnore bis gum 1. Hopember $3.50
un0 $62.50; bonn 1. Hobember Bis
I. IugiiIt $3.50. Guuoreiie su bill.
ligerem Ereiie. S9cu. s. 9iener &
&c., Simmer Nr. 3. ia Sit.2erina.
ton.Str. (323--)
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bcrihtctc i'm critcn 3mcigc Die Ser
orOmma a@iinitio caL Dos Gt9dlt oc2
Glcrf3 scr 9iioQct 9eb6rOc bon $500
uui 500 pro Subr 81 crb0ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-31
Seine 3cit snm Mittaaclen mad

SoIic 81 qeben? Damn gcbt nod
Mc@rop'S, 30S Sitt9oltimoreitroBe
(iriiber Stcrnberg's). Wittogcilen
pon If bis 3 llbr. YrciS 25c. Ncbn'
lidI, mic Mtllttcr fodt. GOD