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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
(5iir ben aeountaesse ~
Mein Satcnjammcr.
Bon Or. Grnit &enrici.

IS lit Elm mirtli6er aoeenjomnicr,
mie i6 i'm ME in oen gliidleligen
ESobren meineS SttoentcnlebenS &C.
bubt babe. Gin Miolen Gin @e5iidc,
ein @eid)murrc, cin @eiAurre, i'd
meib nid)t, mobin iH MIDI retten ioLl
s@cnetgter 2eier" mo .id)one Sc.
ierin," loBt @1ldl cr51bIen. @or brci
Sobren = ia. bel Soe, 10 lon9c lit Is
idon - fam eincs Nbenos MiB 81.
Oia (ber Z bole lieD 5u Mrs gu.
fen Nabeno, Ser Goftor. ito, mie
.gebt eS Sbnen oenn?" sSonfe, 10
10, nnO Sbnen?" a0onfe id,0n all
right. Nber ie6en Sic NAL. Ga bobe
ifl chen auf Der StroBe ein fleineS
&Gtdjen g%efunben = adj ieben Sic
bod) buS arnle Tbierden! MdL ooS
biibidle Sbierdeul Gos miilien sic
bier bebaltcn; i'd babe ia feiucnElos
pSSnnicl!hmt
Sd ia freilih aiid nid)t; ober ga
i'd INNER eiriae M1uie i'm Souie
babe, nnbm i'd Dos a1bfen. Gs mar
NUT gitt oentid) geiogt cine sic aose.
Gas mar i'm Sum- 1902. SIN aprif
1903 fam Der aoben al0pperitorf,
unO miaute. Eabei leate es bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
9lnmn Nrik

Sc iiarb an q. 9tpril 1908 guua ecie,
S9ittipe oes ucriiurbcnet @eoroe G. qeib, irl
63. Sabre ibres 0cbeHs. in Der gSobmulg ibz
res SobHeo Charles 9eib. gtr. 2000. Goros5uls
toisNnenuG. Die @cerot0unp iinoet Sunntan,
Hd6ntiidgs ? lbr. bon ieiner lebtel 9Subnuug
aus itGti. Neifebuuq auf Der .QuuopnsBari
9elnetern. Seriuunbte unb Sremoe ltno ADJ
iHnesooH einaeIdoer.
ct. Raul. Otinn.. uno indianapolis. SHo.,
3eitungen m6gen cell. copIreu.) (ifS) %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

fleiue &0bher geroOe nben altf mellI
9ctt. Bel Soc! biibide Gbicrdcn.
Gs tuoren orei a1bhen un0 Elm SEQ
terdlen. SIM OCTOBER 1908 micOer6oltc
lid bic @ci6i6te: meme oS6nolIa
5cl" (oicicn Iomen bottc mcinaob-
den in ser 4abentoufc cr6oltcn) be-
fam micoer 9cI1td) bonn aoBen-alor'
perltord, uno mie6cr maren es bret
tleine Sdb6cn mo Elm aoterden.-
Sob por MN &%obeuouter BON nern
Stiidl
SItern 1904 6cfam S6nou5el mie-
ser bier aGB6cu, oicSmal 5mei Sd
ter6en oo6et mo oie orei nun elm
id6riQcn adb6erL ic0e bier Slid,
oopoll obt GaBeu mo pier Setter.
Rln bate id olio 8 Plus 4 plus ~,
Summo % Stiid. SimmcG, oo3
@enlouel SD ertrug es nit DRIFT
Iider @c0ltI0 eriaufen ortrftc i6
ia fcine, oosber6ot - M, i6 min
lieber i4geigen.
Ser Eftober 1904 6ro6tc pie0cr
DaS gfeit oeu N}iou Stord in mein
NeaS. S6nau5el fricatc micoer bier
Stiid; ole 0rci 0Iteru 1903 gebore.
I men adbdcn mieocr ieOe bier, Die
0rei Ofto6er 1903 Qc6orcnen Oito ie
bier Stiid; e5 lobut ii6 gar ni6t
ne6r, ole @cihleht3ocrbdltniiie feit.
5uiteQcn. Gas pdrGt o6cr an nellen
2inoeru IS Stiif, mo6t nit 0cn al
ten 2uocrn 5rionrmcn 50 Stiid.
9ic gauge No6borihoft loftc od-
mails idon.
Gieic ISOLDE lit MN micocr 6os
0tinu 2oua6ciu OoQepeien. 9}un
ae6t udt. Sd bottc icbt inn Gpril
II &ubem bel 0enen ser SIapper
itord mioute. Gicie ISOLDE qqida6
ooS @ntiebGi6e: nidt menigcr AolS
II iltn0e &oten Quidicn icbt al al
len Gden uno gnoen 6errm, oo&
nIo6t nit bcn olteu 5lliummen t24!
@nS ioQ i6 INN t6m! SD babe iie
Ill einem Sotel ais Saien anQebo-
ten - profit Mo6l5cit, obgcIe6nt. Sd
ging in cin on0cre8 6otel un0 id)lud
Dor, Den Iedcren 9roten ol8 9anum
fIeiih oen @GIten por5uieBcn a6
gclc6ntl SCtt babe id in ser Ser
5Dciflltng ousgercdnct, BOB Scr
&erbit alopperitor6 mir nellc t7G,
i6reibe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&aben 6ringcn miro: ouun 6o6e idl
9cnou 300! @enu i) Iclbit MN oil.
fingc, tdgIi6 cine Gabe ~ortf5ueicn
(po6ei Elm ormer @roletorier ia
mirflid etlpoS mlffctten f0nntc mic
Gin SrrItmideD, 10 milr6c, mie ih
obermoIS bere6net babe, Scr W}iull-
I0e6or mid ood mie0er i~iber6olen,
fuaS Scr Stoot Moro(ano ni6t Elm
@eiet i1offt, 0urf mel6e8 sic Sa-
ben G6eloIigteit 5lpoua3mciie cir
oefiibrt tpiro. 1fonf @adtcr loQt
mir ober, sob sic 9uuoeS 3cgie-
rltng gcgen cine iol6e @eicBQc6und
@inlpritd crbeben miir6e. St Der
Ietteu Notb 6ere6nete idL ooB, menm
ih tdali6 5luei aoten ulto einen bal
ben aoter peripeiie, ib oieieS Der.
lpiini6tcn &otcniommerS nod SEER
luer0en tonntc. "a fommt a6er mein
9oftor unb erbebt @iniprode: er per
orOnet mir o1lf oos nd6ite Sobr ole
ItrergIte beoetorinnii6e GiGt! SD
Itebe an Gnoe meiner @ei96cit. Mir
bIeibt nidt5 ii6riA ais BON 9ulti.
more oll85ureiBem bis Die Gobcn aus
Nr. 705, &ortlonoitroBe iid) per3o-
gen boben.
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Grcncrif Nlnnt.

IS fart. AM 2S. 9tpriI 1905 in ieincr @subs
oerid 6luot, g~elicbter @aite bon 9oiu R.Nl0ot.
I'M 90. Sabre ieiucS gebens. Sic @ccrotquuq
finnet eonntGa, glahmittnps 3 llbr, BON DER
obeIgeuannten 9Sobmtna aus itait. mo3u Der
murote mo 6reunbe aChtuUqsnuu eiuQtla0cU
iilo. @eiiebuna nuf Der g9ouoonsFurf Gcmes
terO.
t)teius Porter @ldtttr m5gcu gcl. copirenD
Uig-2Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Ephu X. Nro0..

IS itorb am %. gpril 1905 Sobn y. Srun
i'm Hltcr BON - Sobrcn. 10 MIpuHtcu uuo .
8ngclt, geitcbter @dtte bon HuurG ". Srou. Ser
polit cllAelaOcn, Der NeeroiQun4 bei5umobueIL
uelhe Stenitng, NtorGeua nm 8 llhr. BON ieiHcr
tetitn 2SubrluR. Nr. 1907, SftsleTiuntuusStr Ctr,
ans nab Der q. Ntidhucl5.dlrh ftutlftHoet no
cine Ni ,auieut Ajeile mir feline Seeleuruhe pebul
ten Wito. tI2u. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30


Sine Stirnc mollcn mir ihn1ilden,
@iueu Sdottcn ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
gSoQen i6m iagen; og8erOc lcbenotg,"
@ollcn ibm ioaen: a9Ieibe bel ms,
lluier 81 ieiu unb ms 81 geboren,
0uB ocin 9tlo mir
&cuf mo mor9eu, fiinitig mo I'M
mer,
Eiei ms le6cnOiqe Scr3 ms orii.
dcnl"
sit cs Elm Sclo inn g8aiien8lun5e,
9elien Hubm unierc Sippcn tonen?
sit Is Elm aonig Dor &dnocrn NM
Hcid]em
Gelicn &ullpt mir nod einmol fro
men?
Treilid elm SelO - oo6 obne &ai-
1reilif Elm Gonig - ood obne %dn'
Der -
SEER iibcr @ciitcr -
S6iQer Den 9ihtcr idmiidt nit oenl
Strange!
0enn aus Dem Strome 0eS 0eutlden
Qllltc3
6oben mir unicrn llriprung gelX1
0cnn cs If ms sic qroftLrf
Seclen IMmer.
Pms Scr ocutidcn Segesfrfiinber
Gcuti6er seele aEqfcr eine,
@ar oieicr SerrEps/
er Der Se9ait@ya hcnocu @uteS,
gH i9rea Ni@tcr audi unicr
@ei'flaI 1idtcr,
<erotber in &ult mo S6mer.
W. sen,
Mitihlon0'S Gbrc olld) uniere Gbre,
sgamme unO 2eufte in micren Scr,
sen.
Pin Dem Gage, on iein mir oergGBell,
Do pergGBen mir unier lelber,
Yin Dem Gage
2oi6ten mir ielbit unicr'm 2ebel sic
2idter.
6ledtet oen Gran5 Wfit eigenem bei'
Ben
9lut @lrer @er5en nest ibm ole
3meige,
aus ben Ser5en, ni6t aus Den
S0n0en MIR
ltnierem Sdiaer ser &ran5 entlteigc
,Slcdtet i'm mGGtig IT &oltern un0
Heid)cn
Coll nnier aroIi5 p%erfiinoen0 Der
beiBen:
Teutide Seele
Soil fein 6eino aus Dem &eibe ms
reiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

Gpart % Nrp5cnt an nnen eritflniii9en
Searnbntiicn.
Gin fb0ner Gare, euiipeoer anti
i6pur3em 9ud ober ipeibem ODER
arauem 4lifGslleber5up Anes fit
SargsGtnfat. 8eerdbnibs Im5eies.
@inbalidmlrlng Der 2eime. CITE
9ranerflor, 6 Ianr Sanofdube, OH
SeffHuna oes @rnbes,
geitbenlp laen nno 5 feline auifdeH.
@ininm 9pof, 9eidrubeftnttrr,
mo 8recnmpuiit @oe. geine Telephone.
.agfte,iaI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Hp6rrt Sc6(cr

IS itnrb in 9r. 1898, Sios6Gurlce. strabc,
Acbcrt Seflcr, i%iiuqiter Sobu bon gnureHce
mo Der peritorbeneu @greS deblcr. int SlllCr
bon % Snbrem . Wiotaten uno % Tducu. Die
Beeroiaung fiuoet 0tittiupdl, oeH 3. U,at. Miurs
gems o ubr. bonn 6rulerbduie due mao, Der
grue Gemeteru itatt. lIl-8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
GutalusS par6anf tan Baltimore.
eHblUrit 9de @utalu' II 1aBette=S ctr.
CSneNrpgrtrt ls47.l

(SHcOrpGrirt 1870
81. W}dr5 1905.
Die reGnlireu i~dbrltdcu SiHicH sur 3iate OUn
8 &rO5ent, fir Die 0ep0IitJyeH am I. 9lpril 1905
ldutg, iperoen an oieiem SAGE auf Den Credit
zines iebeu 9ortos 1citeut mcrocH u1o sir Gins
%tratatng in Die Guiilumn5buher an uro mad
benz orittcn MoHtda, n. 9lrtL bereit mo, ipcnit
ntbt oe8ogeh, sur &erJiHiuna pom +. 9priI an
bere6igt iein,
Stact5s mo Stootiieueru pcroeu bon oer
8anf bc3ublt.
9io0ert .. 9roiuH,
tD3dr52f1DtD Brdiioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Carolina &. Ed,nrn

@ itnrb am 90. 9lpriI 1905 Gorulinn \.
sdlUu, geItebie S1peitcr bon 5rnu 36eobalN
WteOer, I'M ~. 0ebensia6re. Sic 8eeussar -,
lebten 9SObrin8, 9ir. 1871, GugIes5truBG aus
luh Der g9ouoonf Earis Geucterb" itut
G1S-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
quuilo Sd,nnnerIr.

IS itNrb an Is. 9lprit 1905 2uuiiu sdlaypcrlc,
aeltehte Satin Dec periturbeucu G6riiiiuu Sbap
perIe, i'm Ntter Don 70 Sn6ren. Sic NeeroieuiQ
ltnoet Wlutital, Ha6nitiugS . llbr. pom Qrauers
bnuie. 9r. 500, CirSnftinurcs Strabc, aus auf
Der Baltimore Cemetery" pripuiim itait
G20=D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
SnncafGnc.

GIN 90. @pril Charles @rnh, inu,, + 3a5r olt.
YIN 20. gpril Caroline Sdbu, Al Sabre alt,
ali.
,9(m 2s. 9tpril 5Oicpb 0. epdermanu, So Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Gohn Grhlc.

g fiarb nm %. gf1riI 1905 5u0u Icglc,
geltehter &atte Der ber'lOrbeneU @brtitiud Sehlc.
Sle EeerotGln4 itt0ct Snuutng, 9tuhmittuQe !
ubr, bon l%ctlier lettcit @Sobuuul, 9ir. 3tG, Aiuro.
MINT Strnee, aus liuli. &eileeuHA priuutim.
Ulq-90}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
(SebI,
eSobrt
Spbn 8. SenfeI,
SIT. GOA, cabs bars. straae,
III mr. Qctd,enheitatter.

,pei6er ale auiirdae fiets 3nr 8ufriebenbeii
cuSfiibrt. 0ie bon ibtn be1arosit 4 2ei6en
f6nren Bs6en ioua Iieeen, obne bic aerinaiten
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ screen. oSdii 1ellel u
lung bon grandchildren beren SDeaiuIita.,
CSan10,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
QnnNnn : Hnrf.

Ssr hcnp,idmlidite ~s5riebhot tn Baltimore.
areaI: $50 ader. = Smmtymdhrenber Charter.
gu ieoer Belt erreidbnr. Stint Gents Sabre
geld bon alien Gtabfibeilen. Gtrabcnbdbn.
9Snpppus pnfiiren Den paupteinadue ale nrei
Miiifen. gSnrmes 9pdrteSimmer fir Golbe,
bic ben Sriebbpf bel rniibem gseIier b~efud1el.
geerihniBpidee. su febr ntihigen Hretfeu,
fdntmfIim mnfer fnrtiudhrrHoer Bilege.
WHrean: sr. ~, gscitsS aratugasG traRe.
(5an6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Die spar6cnf pon @nItimprc.

3IMmer 20, jeridi3l WcUdn6e.
81. Mars 1905.
Tie iabrliteu Siuicg UsH 3 gtu5ent, am I.
Aprtl 1908 tunig, lpcrbCu an nieicnt Gaqe ami
oerl ereoIt zines icoelt Gouti cinqcfruqeIt, unb
lperoe1 am II, nadl MSunteg, ocH II. april, 8ur
GtHtrdallllg in Die GUituugsbiber bereit lein.
9ie Stnota mo Stlufsiteprrt perSeu poIf
Der Gauf bcSablt.
@m 8. Gunniun,
(Ntat525.lDi Brlliocut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

Cur S6iQcr Seller Der SicbenbiIr'
acr Sadien in &ronituot.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
t6iir Den sSountugsa orrefpou6enteu. ~
Ut Ntr'S nidDt and id)un oft crgun.
gen?

SAG! SIT 0ir'S nidt audi idon oft
ergullqell,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

Delt
s ucrfolacn; wuS oo5n ni4
poBt
4 UliBcn trcten, bel Seite idiebcn,
limo NlleS miro Slid, bon ibuen err
faBt.-
Sat eS iid 9onn nidt aui 0ein Ser5
9clc9et
&ie lpGter 6roit ouf sic @liit6en I'M
Wfni2
81 Dem Sdoniten, mas Oh in Cir
9ebeget
SogteIt On 9roQcno: Gpn lit es opr-
bel.
ltnO mieoerum lit Mrs ord oft ers
9ongelL
Ils Oh i'd ourd gngeih gctponoert
lei,
gtun ploblidl, BON reiuer 2lf&mfon-
gen,
Itsmete tiefer uno moblig unT
Tnd Der Iebte @roa fiel fldelid III
Stilden,
SIN Screen luarO es mie Sonntag, 10
itia.
Gurhorumge,s bon bebrem, boben
Gnt5lden
Soate i'd freuois: Sd mill Sd Mill
4 GIiiabetb MuooIpb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
sunntas, ben 30. gpril 1905.
S6i0cr YrOlOg.

&on eruit BON @tGbenbrud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Financial Meetings.
Chicago, May ., 1905.
To the Stockholders of the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
A T A MEETING Or THE BOARD OF d.

4 A MEETING Or THE BOARD OF d.
= rectors held the second day of May. 1905. The
WHEREAS, The stockholders OF this Company. at
special Meeting called for that purpose, and held the
ing the Capital Stock OF this Company OF
common stock sufficient make the aggregate Capital
amounts, within the authorized Capital Stock
such Board OF Directors might determine and for any
RESOLVED. That obtain funds to improve and ex
tend the Companys property and 70 Poras Gai'lOa
equipment as well as for other proper cor pul
poses there be issued additional amount or common
fifteen Of the total preferred ana
common shares now outstanding;
'RESOLVED, That all Stockholders OF the Company
siia Do enlLed 10 suosCIloe 70 SUI
the rate OF 500 per share to the extent OF i99 OF
respective holdings shown The stock books al one e
close business on IhuIs4S tie
and that the right to Such sqnScr 6d eia''
with Saturday the first day OF July, l9U9 -,
Payments for all amounts subscribed shaI De mace on
before Saturday the fifteenth day OF July LSVI' i
certificates the amounts paid shaIl men
full shares. which stock shaIi be emitted
tlhcates which pass delivery but which VIII nos
participate in dividends shall ne issued
FOR fractions Of shares Such cerulCates s'll -
changeable certificates in amounts aggregat
full multiple thereof pToVldlng such SACase
be made on or before November l. 1898 After that date
M, exchange shall made but fractions shall be re-
deernae at proT-onGte value at the rate Of 500
per share Board Directors shall have power 70
Sell or DISPOSE be subscribed for
by stOckh0ders or Il subscribed for by them shall not
he paid FOR in such and such price but not
500 per share, as may IN thelT Judgment Oe
To carry the foregoing resolutions effect and 70
~ the stocks OF the Company Will be closed Thurs
day June 1s 1905. and will reopen on Saturday, the
Warrants REPRESENTING subscription rights in the
additional stock authorized by such resolutions accom-
mailed by the Treasurer Stockholders posi-
Die after the closing transfer books June ls
1905 BY order Of the HsRY e 4aI President
E E OSBORN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Teachers Agencies.

TEACHERs WANTED-Gentleuaen: Maths and Science
Yale graduate preferred. Crock, Latin and Ath'
letcP English for bay school. English for Voa flr,
School Head Master Mathematics Science and 4th9
letcs. Mathematics Athletics EpiscopaIIan CI.'-
Hactcs ana Athletics, single gentleman French. Latin
School other superior sarIe-
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. - Union square. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Omce of the

New York, y y. April 18th 1905
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
- holders o he New Mutual Gas-IIght Company
for the election OF Directors and Inspectors for the en-
viii be held the office OF the Company No
Union Square Tuesday, the 9th day OF May 1875
a o'clock a m. Polls viii be open hour The
books will be closed the 18th day April,
and Will be re-OpeEed on the 10th day May.
W. e. RESSON, Sac'y K Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
LOUISIANA AND ARKANSAS.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

Michigan Central has issued its full pamphlet re-
port for the year ended December 81. 1904 The in
come account compares as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the IL O'Clock and
o'clock calls compare with the figures at the ser
ono cali Wednesday as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
$50. e45, $40 SEQ, $50, 228 S5l, .7l3
LAKE SHORE REPORT.

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company reports for the fiscal year ended Decem-
h.oro lnI-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Citu Hotels.

4 = ELEGANT furnished apartment with private hath
- including meals weekly. two $50 saf
hotel service private telephone. GALLATlN ii0TFT "a
West 46th st. 9th ave -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

The surplus after operating eXpense liked charges and
Souherns proportion $50 T75
equivalent 4G5 per SIS CAPT
"The increase this item Of S375O 900 by the
dividend Of 2io per cent paid
Michigan Central S15000oo0 the capital stock
Canada Southern Railwe Company unGer the
effective January !, 1904
The general balance sheet as of December g. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

Copper was down IA while fractional recession,
took place elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
vuLcAN OETINNINe coMPANY REpoRr

TIE condensed general balance sheet of the vul-
can DEFINING Company of March 81 is as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
THE ST. CHARLES

Most select location the from, With an esab-
shed reputation eXclusyeneSs and high class paOD
Hot and cold salt AMI water in every bath
Long distance telephone In Artesian water Co
service. Golf privileges Illustrated booklet Or
chestra of soosts. Room plans,
at 2S9 Fourth Ave NEWLI\ HAISES-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

Somerset Inn IS but thirty-ive miles
from New York; convenient Lackawanna
ferries at Barclay and Christopher Streets.
Altitude 800 feet; every advantage; no dis
comforts. Mr. futile, the manager, may be
reached on phone B Bernard'-iile. n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
MO@TM @ERElMM LImY-n

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE on
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
CUNARD LINE.

gI7DNg T s, 'gly y isi Ssa'1 ss '' 70
GUQuNU y scotland. Eaglani IRELAND, France S2t5.
with attractive side trips 70 Belgium
the Rhine SNtzeiand Italy Other .ours IN Nay Ju2s
exceptional advantage. Ss~i f-r z
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Port Arthur have continued with some
of the great sieges of history.
Lille, in 17OS, held the allies in check
for whole year; and again, in 1892,
compelled the Austrians to raise the
siege after an unsuccessful attack of
fifteen days
Antwerp, in 1885, sustained a siege of
fourteen months against greatly super
ior forces; in 1914 Carnot defended the
citadel of this place for four months,
and until an armistice had been con-
Guided between the contending parties;
in 1882, it sustained, with a garrison of
only 1850 men and las pieces of ord
nance, a siege of twenty-five days,
against a force of $4,000 men and 223
cannon.
Namur, near the end of the seven
teenth century, sustained siege of
ten weeks.
Ismail, in 1890, sustained a siege of
more than two months against the
Russians.
Maestrcht, in 1793 sustained a siege
of nearly two weeks; and again, in
1894, sustained a blockade and siege of
nearly two months
Magdeburg in the thirty years war,
resisted the army of Wallenstein for
seven months; and in 1S1S-14, although
garrisoned by only 1000 men, it for a
long time resisted the overwhelming
forces of the allies
Dantzic, at the same time, sustained
"A siege against superior forces for more
than nine months.
Landau, in 1893, sustained siege of
nine months.
Valencennes and Mayence, in 1898,
each sustained a siege of about three
months.
Chartered, Fort Vauban, and Lee
luse, i'm 1894, each sustained a siege of
about thirty days.
Quesnoy in 1894, sustained a siege of
about three weeks.
Rosas, in 1895, sustained siege of
some seventy days.
Mantua, in 1867, protected from in
Vasion, for eight months, the Tyrol and
the heart of the Austrian monarchy.
Kehl and Huninguen, in 1896, shelter
ed Moreau for three months against all
the efforts of the Archduke Charles.
ST. Jean d'Arce, in 1899, sustaine. a
siege of sixty days of open trench.
Ulm, in 1900, held Moreau in check for
more than a month
Genoa, in 1900 sustained a blockade
of sixty and a siege of forty days.
I Saragossa in 1908 sustained a close
! siege Of near two months; and in 1909
It was again besieged for two months.
! Rosas in 1903 sustained a siege of
thirty days.
Corona in 1909 sustained a siege and
blockade of seven months, nearly four
of them being of open trench.
! Mequineza Ga very small work. in
1910 sustained a siege of more than two
weeks.
Astorga in 1910 sustained a siege of
thirty days; twenty-four being of open
trench.
Lerida in 1910 sustained a siege of
thirty days, two weeks being of open
trench. .a..
Ciudad Rodrigo in 1910 sustained a
/ siege of two months.
! Almeida in 1910 sustained a siege of
more than a month.
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Tortosa in 1910 sustained a siege Of
six months.
Tarrogona in 1911 sustained a siege
of nearly two months.
Badajos in 1911 sustained a siege of
more than forty days open trench.
Lerida in 1911 sustained a siege of
two weeks open trench.
Saguntum in 1911 sustained a siege of
a month. -.
Valencia in 1S11-12 sustained a siege
of two months
Ciudad Rodrigo in 1912 sustained a
blockade of several months, and a close
siege of two weeks.
Badajos in 1912 sustained twenty-one
days of open trenches.
Burgos in 1912 sustained thirty three
days of open trenches
st. Sebastian in 1913 sustained a siege
and blockade of nearly three months,
with fifty-nine days of open trenches.
Pampeluna in 1918 sustained a siege
of more than four months.
Monzon in 1S13-14 also sustained a
siege of more than four months.
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A Chicago contracting concern paid
a half million dollars for the st. Lou. 3
Fair buildings. Following the Chicago
Fair it was seriously proposed instead
of salving the buildings to arrange for
a series of night spectacles at which
the buildings should be burned. 1t was
argued that the railroads and hotels
could afford to pay more than the SAL
wage concerns could, because of the
crowds such spectacles would attract
to the city. Plans for policing and
handling the crowds were actually ar.
ranged. The project fell through be-
cause of the sentiment that it would
appal by its apparent wagtefulness. Az
a matter of fact many of the buildings
did burn, but not as a part of any such
plan.