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The Florida star., 1905-04-28

cago Record Herald. Just before fhe
life saving crew went out OF commits
sion In the autumn Of that year seven
men were rescued from drowning ut
the foot OF Van Buren street As they
were hauled into the lifeboat the han,ls
Of the clock pointed TO Just fifteen min
utes later than Professor Cox had pre-
dicted that the vessel would he wreck
ell
His prediction OF the wreck was
made twelve hours before. and "a he
sat I'm his office I'm the tower the lOra-
ton OF the vessel which vas later
wrecked was unknown tO him. That
nlght there was much anxiety In Chi
cago for three vessels that were known
Co be on Lake Michigan. They hal
sailed from the north end Of the lake
just before a fifty mile gale broke out
or the north. There were many mar
liners who felt chary about the craft.
and more than one believed that moth.
inK more than the wreckage of upper
works from the vessels would ever
come ashore
One vessel owner went to q ne2sps-
per once and asked that the cor
Respondents along the lake shore be-
asked IL q certain craft had put into
any port. The message was sent out.
and while the worried owner waited
for answers a reporter WAS sent TO ss-s'
Professor Cox
The weather man took his mars and
began 90 study the latest reports as TO
winds. Then. with little figuring. b.
said.
You tell NE thAt these vessels arr
stsnch craft If that Is the case their
captains viii try 70 run before the gale.
and 80 long a. they do they are IN Vt
tie danger. II the gale dies OUT all the
feet will make the port Of Chi,-s<o OF
South Chicago
But therr Is this mu~h II this gale
coctinues the vessels cannot make any
port On the west shorp- They may Try
%, but a. sure ss the attempt Is made
one o. maee Of roem will be wr~-kei
one. you say. Q. q sailing .chonn~r IN
tow OF \ steam barge and another Is
also q steam barge They are safe
enOugh 80 lo0g a. they run before the
wind. bu; they cannot make q hArtsor
"a ea-N e~a0 AoT AAAeaN t1re AtA-
brUadside to tAe w;ad nothing can hold
the sailing craft from being blown
against the brezkwat<r.
frzumsrg that I am night and
that they are DOW running "A tn
storu--he looked up as the elock: n
wss . O'Clock at niGht---nnIess they
have pu; IN srounA one q the Sssands
In the upper lake they are oow bat
thing win tne sea- Their crews are
ncw within .isht % toe Affwsukee
HxAss.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28

On" harIsnr. and when the schooner
turns br,sdSisle to the wind she - liza
bic - part her hawSsrs"
Their they ara. Cox seems 70 have
hit II right sad the captain. with CON
rpSU-e
The thrt-e vessels lRhO-ei 0a- lust
before they usd- the turn n line vas
passed aboard the schooner from q
ruS With the help 81 tho barge an,l >h.-
was pulled broadSide to the s-a
Snap. snap. snap With a r~por-
Ike n Caanoa the hawssrs parted Tl.-
Iron CliG was a,irlfr she was h..Ir.-
less. auf ali er1-t - rescue h.-- ve-.,
futile with 4 r-s~h she u1-rst against
IN. l,-s-1 water at Van Ru-.-u street
,r~.Ibs.'.l Ike frightened child. S;srur :
n i.IS auI sank
Tie hfehaat IN tow % tvo tux vaa
v:-' = Sffy f.-s' - her rau The rr~v
- ~sv-n gathered u.ar ths S.-a raT
TIE captain - rhe NE cr~v caIIr-i out
.ltrs4--iouS through = rr.=aYhBne
'-Stand by your fo'ca~I-' he cr.-I
-Tatch The gKft iiEs. haul IN the Jacket
trolley make h-r fast 70 the fo'r1ast
E~t your men IN she rail put OF tAe
!ife jackets snd come overheard one ~
q time
The mate Of the Iroa CHH was Chris
topher Chrlscrns<l- He hurled b4ck :
buoyanf AYE aye. str CrooehinE g
beside his captain. he Wsitr1 for the
hgAt linz As the Eses-oat rose 90 the
creS; % = wave the light Ifse shot oct
TIE attn vas true aud a Gsi n the
f~r~<aSsls Inc tsrS-S trolley wsS
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
ForOHrr SIXTY Years.

Mrs WinsloWs' SOothing SyTpp has
been used fnr over sixty Years by millions
of mothers for their ,-iaIl,iren - hiis teeth
ing, With y-TftCt SuC,1.-s. lt -oothes the
child, snfIcns the gnm-. allavs ali pain,
cures wind coiis-, amt J. the bet remedy
for dIaTThoea. IL vail T,-li,.Vr Tia, Isror
little sufferer Immediately. >uid hy drug
gisss ia every part uf Ii- w"rld. Twenty
FIVE cents a bnItir r. -1i's- and a>k for
Mr.. WinsloW's S''"thiuE syrup" and
t@ks. 10 81 i,ar E,ud
The Florida star., 1905-04-28

hauled aboard and made fast The
crew was hauied into the hfeboat and
fffeen minutes later than Professor
Cox hsd predicted the schooner Irua
Clir. bereft Of her crew. vas pounding
against the breakwater q helpless
wreck
When safe In bed At the life saving
station Christensen told the story of
the voyage
where were you et o O'Clock last
nightg-
In sight Of the Milwaukee lights"
was the answer
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
Rescued
Oh, Time
Wreck eF Iron CiO Wo<
Prsdicfsd. and Life Sox'-
srs -%food AsadY.
- Story ef sbs Vaissd -Ssofss
Life Sewing Service ea< sbs
work If fhs FEDERAL
eUscxAsr Dureou.

Chicago and the central west. that
depend On Professor Henry J. Cox Of
The weather bureau for predictions.
would have but little protest 20 make
n the man In the tower could foretelI
storms and atmospheric changes with
the accuracy with which he foretold
wreck or Chicago I'm 1859, says the Chi
The Florida star., 1905-04-28

81 have used ChAmbeTlain's Stomach
and Liver Tabiets xiih most sztifaetOSy
results" SAYS Mr. r l. Phelps, Hous-
ton, Texas. For indiyestiO' biliOusness
aud constipation these tahlets are mosi
excellent For sale by Red Cross Phar-
macy
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
WHOLESALE BURG
Larry.

Last Friday night burglars rob-
bed the store of the Gregory Trad
ing Company and got away with q
OF of goods. Entrance was effected
oy cutting whole in the back
ioor. The goods taken amounted
in value TO probably 500 aud incId.
ID about % revolvers, a shotgun, .
watches, perhaps four dozen pocket
xnives, a lot of razors, several
thousand cartridges of diferen'
sizes, and a Tot OF other goods.
The officers are working hard on
the case, but up TO date with very
little success.
This is the-third burglary within
he past rw~eeks. and is becom-
ing very monotonoue.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
Best candies Isc ID psIdwin's.

MI. Karr has just returned from
Southland, No., where he held q
three weeks meeting. At this meet
ing he had 20 professions and 45
people joined the church. A big
revival viii commence in a few
days ct the mines south of town.
Everybody is invited. The meet
iugs will be held close to the Darh
Horse mine. On Christmas day Mr..
Karr will begin a big revival at the
east side of Tennessee Prairie.
MI. KARR,
The Cowboy Preacher.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
RaIdwla Pays cash fOr poultry

Mr.. Morrow, councilman from the
first ward, tells he is going to make
a very strenuous effort to have the
bonded Indebtedness of the city re-
funded at q lower rate of Interest
than the city is now paying. This
should be done. There is no reason
Why the city should pay elk per
cent interest when Il can have lite
Indebtedness refunded on Q four
and a half per cent basis.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

The Joplin News-Herald of last
Sunday contained fifty-eightpages,
and was certainly q fine paper. II
was full of everything thatis found
In the Joplin district. and will do
the city Of Joplin and Jasper county
q great deal Of good.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

We have the TAX ROLL tor
city of Baxter Springs, Spring
Valley and Garden townships
and south half Of Lyon town.
ship. Pay your tax to us. We
receipt you for them and save
you the expense Of a trip to
Columbus.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

The ladies' OF the Baxter Library
Association will give a musical
and literary entertainment at the
library room In the Masonic hall on
wednesday evening, Dec. 20 All
are Invited. Admission 10 cents.
IProceeds for librarians salary.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

Don't forget that there will be
services at ST. Marks Episcopal
church next Sunday evening. You
should make II a point to attend
these services, as they will prove
interesting. A fine choir has been
organized for this church, aud the
singing of the choir is very fine.
Rev. ]. C. Ferrier, rector in charge.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

The Spring River Power Co., hae
instructed C. W. Daniels TO secure
petitions to Congress from all Qua
paws owning lands on Spring river
liable to overflow, asking that the
restrictions upon the alienation oi
such portion of their lands as may
be flood by back water from certain
dams to be constructed on the river
be removed, and that the allotteet
may be permitted to convey TO the
power company all Of such lands.
We are assured that the company
will endeaver to have the restric
tious removed during the present
session Of congress and as soon as
his is done, they will. Immediately
construct two large dame south Of
this city, in Indian Territory. One
of these dams will be on Ben. OAR
Denne's place about two miles
south of the state line, and one near
the village of Wyaudot'e. The de.
yelopment of this immense power
will be of great advantage to this
city and to the Quapaw Nation. 1t
will also prove great factor in the
development Of the mining inter.
ests of the state and territory, as II
will be in successful operation
when natural gas is a thing of the
past. We believe the Indians are
all willing to sell their overflow
lands, as the dams will largely en-
hance the value of their holdings,
and assist them in the building up
of the country when statehood ie'
attained. All those who have lande
likely to be affected by overflow are
requested 10 call at the office of c.
W. Daniels and sign the petition.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
TAKES.

Aaust be paid byDee. 20, Or
tfie penalty win have 20 be
charged. Pay yourtsx at eax-
ter state Bank and save ex.
.ponse Of going 70 columhaiss
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

N. Hauber * Son have an adv. 10
this paper which you should read.
This entcrprising firm has con-
tracted for a years advertising with
the NEWS, and will have something
interesting TO tell you In each issue.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

Mrs. Emma Gregg entertained
the Carnation Card Club Tuesday
afternoon nj her beautiful home on
East Sheridan street. The high
score wac made by Mrs. W. II.
HornOr.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
Ba' 'dwin's shoes wear the best

Plated ware of all kinds at AR.
Kane's. Knives, forks, spoons, in
fact everything in nice plated ware.
Prices lower than anybody.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

A pair Of spectacles or eye
glasses will make n nice present to
the old foiks. A. r. Kane has o
nice line 10 select from.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
10 bars best soap asc BaIdwin's

The biggest line Of siiverware
in the Southwest at A. R. Kane's'
Something of this kind will make o
very nice holiday present 1t will
last and be a perpetual reminder Of
the donor.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

The total output OF the lead and
zinc district for the year 1905 10 60
ing TO exceed Ia value $i3,0OO,OOO.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
BAXTER STATE BANK.

On Wednesday. Dec. 20, at his
lease three miles south and one
mile west OF Quapaw, IS horses
and mules, Z cattle. 2S hogs, lot Of
farm implements. baied hay, 81 bu.
potatoes, household aud kitchen
furniture, will be offered for salt
by Geo. Kauf. Col. Hartley will be
he auctioueer and NJ. Doty clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

Read the adv. OF J. G. Poister in
this issue. Mr.. Polster has brought
in a large line of goods suitable Tor
holiday gifts. He carries none OF
the cheap stuf, but If you really
want something good-somethinR
that will last and be perpetual re-
minder of the donor, il will pay you
to look Of his line and buy Il at his
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14

Furnished Room for Rent.-Caii
at this Office.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
Why Not Buy Practical
Christmas Presents?

Christmas Presents!
This store offers hundreds Of useful articles suitable for
gifts Would suggest
Ladies' Wraps, $500 TO $500.
ChiIdren's Wraps, Sl.50 to $3.50.
Ladies' FuS, Sl0O to $780,.
Wool FasCnators, Soc TO SlOO.
silk Faseinators SI.50 to $500.
Ladies' Kid Cloves SI.OO per pair.
Golf Groves and Wool MitBnS, 25c to 5Oc.
36-inch Taffeta silk, SI.oO a yard.
36-inch Changeabe silk, $Loo a yard
All wool Dress Goods, Soc to Sl35 a yard.
Half wool Dress Goods I5c to 25c a yard.
Shirt waist patterns, SlOo to $500 pattern EN-.
lroidsred and Plain HandkeGhlefs Sc to 5Oc Ladies'
Collars, IOc TO 75e. Everything In Ribbons
Cents Gloves, Soc to $500. Gents Ties, Collars and
Shifts Gents Hats, Hosiery and Underwear
A complete new stock of Mems and Boys
Suits and Mems 0vercOats. Mems Suits at IS,
$3.50, $3.50, $1,000, $3.50 and $500.
am making specially Low Prices
on I,adies' and Children's Wraps to
close them out. Resp'y.
j. C. HASKETT.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-12-14
20 lbs. best sugar 81. Baldwin

DR.. English. Phone iso.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23

Nutloie NuSrcbc, Gcr
90 Sabre oltc Sobn @orrcn, iueld)cr
2onbcnbllrg So, ols IeineSeimotb
ongob, ,p,irbe geitcrn oerboitet, peil
or iid) in unbeiueter @eiie III eincm
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aufbieIt, obid)on Ser Moltn betbeuer.
tc. baB er MIR cine 3ufliid)tSltottc &C.
gen Sic 9Gltc gelild,t bate, lullroe er
tim $2.45 beitroit. rulb 90 man cincn
Mcpolper bel linn poriono, ipltroc
oieier Stroie einc @elobnbe i'm BE.
TRACE bon $6.l5 beigefiiat,
Gier lpcrben billi9er. :
Sn 6olsc oeS milbcren @etters Der
leBtcn 5ase lit aud Der Ereis Der
eisr betuSAtIIA oeidntol5ct ri'N eS
miro Balls lpieber moelid) ieit Elm
paor gier fir @elb ntb giite @orte
III erlaltcn. aortoiieIn aibt es oiN
idnperc Mengc, mo Scr EreiS Der
ielbcil lit 10 Gcnts pro Vnldlcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23
nuiaGs G6rOnif.

Aoum 2uB itiir5t Den Gleuntorldod)t
binob. - @uitop 9ropun fdat nit
ciucnt @criiit IN Die (icfc. N11
0Crc llnfGlc.
Ger 20-iGbripc Moan Yltb 'tllr6tc
in ocnl Nclr6ulI Mr.. 221, GItFSom'
bur0. StroBc, BON Oritten Stoctlpcrte
ans Ocn GIcuuturi6ndt binuh mo
crlitt 0ciG6rlihe &erlcBunNcn Im
WcIid)t, an Nintcrfopi mo al Den
9(rncu un0 Ncincn. Gr mIr0c nud)
Dem .Stu0t- 0Oipitul" 0cbrobt.
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Del Dem gIclbou an Scr gtorNoit-
Gdc uon Charles mo SombarozStr .
brad, 0u9 VougcriiIt mIo Der Sdrci
Irer @llitup @rolpn bon Nr. 1863,
@orrctt 9lucnlc, 50 Sabre alt, ~itiir5tc
nit bcro6. Gr erIitt &%crleBungen i'm
@cIiht uno am @opf mo mnBte nod)
Dem .Staot-6oipitol" Acbroft lucr.
Den.
AIM 2niC ucrlebt.
Gin idIuCrcr Gopicrbullcn ficl 0cm
- iGbrigcu &oiepb &ouctt bon 9tr.
100, NorO- BONDS troBc, bci'm nScr.
mirul @urcbouic" al Der Moai0nuz,
5lpiihcn Ntommclts mo Centre
StrnBc, nli'5 anic, Oniiclbc ihmcr
pcrlepcuo. Ole NmbuInn5 0e5 mittIc-
rem Boli5cioiitrift9 brud)tc i'm nod
icincr Mobntng.
cincm d) u CrCn Stctn
Qctroffcn.
9ci'm Nblo0cn uon Stcincn BON
@oqcn Der .O'9tcil Gronaicr
al ser Gtc bon South.
lm0 @crmun-S troBc iicl cir id)lpcrer
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urf 0o9 @ciL Ou9 @lico ifmcr Der
Der ?}cgcr fono Nnfnobmc
inn .Stu0t- @oipitul".
% GrtcIcimcr an oen8opf.
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ans Dem 6. Stodiperfc berab un0
Dem Ncger ISM. StepcnS BON 9ir.
1876, Orhoro.S troBe, oltf ocn aopf.
Der 9teQcr brod) lottloS 5niommcn,
fam ubcr bnlO luicOcr 5rtr 9eiinrnn0
llnO mllroC nod Dem oStoot,0oipi-
tai" 9cbroht. Gr bottc teil1en SbGz
oeIbrll6 crIittcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23

9eer0igungen. - Die Iter6s
lide '0iiae Ser Srou @nna WindL
Satin oeS in Baltimore mo6l6cfmnn-
ten Srn. 2ouiS 3. Wlind, iutr0e &c.
tern Nndymtttog inter 5ablrei6cr
9ctbeiligung bon 2eiOtrogenoen bonn
Sroucrbauie, Siibpcit.Gde ser 3.
mo SomboroitroBc, &ig6lonotomu,
aus allf Der y2ouoon E Edrf . Gemc.
tern" 5itr Ietten Rrtbe beltottct, nad).
0cm Eoltor 3. Yanten I'M Srnuer=
baltIe rm0 am 8rabc omtirt bottc.
NIS @o6rtltdtrGgcr fltngirten oic
$50. Sobn &. Miiaer, 6reo. Bauer,
Sobn @et, Soicpb Cutie, Goipor
al0S uno Geo. W. 9. Nice. llnter
ocn pielen 9llmcngepinoen, ipeIdc
cingelouien morclt, beioloen iid) elm
leerer Stltbl bon ben &inOern, &iiien
bon Ben Gltern, @arbe BON Caroline
Rullborn, &rcll5 Don Srnu ShilOs
mGdytcr. 0ul6mono uno Stern BON
ibrer S6lpeIter mo So6n, &ilicn
Don Murp Stcder, 9roll5 pom Geo.
&llnger, aran5 bon Der oWtonun1en.
tai = Srullerei, &run5 bon @. 2eidts
mart, Sreu5 bon Srau S. s. Miiaer,
aiIicn bon .. Urban, &ron5 ponSrn.
llno 6rnu Shipper, !Suric bon 6ru.
rn0 6rou Sol. 9iitte, Eolmen BON
6ruI Bauer, aran5 bon Srn. mo
Srall gnltbnr0t, 9prd pom 6rll. &loS,
Bouquet bon 6rul Erea, &ron5 port
SouiS @olbltrom II. a. III. Srot
Wtind), geb. &linger, mar III @nlti.
more am 8. Sonuar 1910 geboren
llnO trot Dor 36 Snbren in oelt gliid-
lid)en Gbebuno nit ibrem mnmebri-
gen @ittper @rn. g. 9. Wind. Sic
bintcrlGBt ollBer oieiem ibrc Gltern,
&rn. uno Srou Gbos. &linger, bier
Sod)ter, Die Srol,en Inno Setter,
Moggie Sugbes, Si55ie 9~olfborOt
itno Warp 9romblc, eilen Sobn,
Srn. Sollis 6. MindL brei Gnfeltin.
Der mo ied)S Sfnpeitern.
- Ser 9eid)nom Der arn 10. 0S.
MtS. geitor6enen Srou Inno Sd.
Sdmitfer pltrne geitern NodmittoG
unter lrngemcin 5oblreider Setbeili.
gilitg Don 2eiOtragenben bonn Sroll-
crborIe, Nr. 600, Noro gocnitraBe,
aus ouf Dem Srieoboie Der oeutidcn
Snmanucls Stride al Caroline,
nobe 9oltimoreItrobe, sur lebten
&ube beitottet, nad)ocm Eoitor 81.
motbells Sticnlfc I'M Sroilerbouie
uilo am @robe oc1 SrauergottcS.
oienit nbgebnlten bate. Nls 9abr.
tild)troeer iungirten Die S&. gooIpb
9odl aarl Goltllts, $. @oil, 9lnmr,
@olbmonn mo @eber. .Giele ld,0le
0lumengetuinoe mnrcn cinoeloltien.
SralI SGnitfer mar nobc SSnubriif
geboren urio ludre uG6Iten M1rj 20
Sabre olt geluorocn. Sic fam i'm
Sabre 1889 noh Nnlcrifa mo lebtc
"A Sabre lang IN oliidlid)er Che nit
ibrem mrnmcbrioen @ittpcr, Srl.
Sobamn Senrp Sdmitfcr. Sic bin.
tcrluBt lcd)S &inocr, Srou Gliiobcth
5itd, 6roli Soltiie gollld llno nie
$50. 9eilrp Sfniifer, inn, Srich.
rid. Sobolm mo 0iioipig, ionic II
Gnfel, eincn @rliocr uno cine Sbtuc-
Titcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23
Staot Baltimore.
NnS Wcttcr.

Sir Worplono mo Ben 3iitritt
Columbia tbCilUciic tribes @ctter
luo Ncqen uuN uor0oitli6c @inoc.
Ger G0ditc Recommendations mar
80 @roo rm ) llbr WOrgcnS.
Ger uicori0itc Recommendation
mar 80 @ruo nm s llbr NbcnOS.
Mittlcrcr @nromctcritnnh 1920.
Ter nicori0itc Recommendations
Der lcbtcn 81 Shm0cn III nodiolNcns
bcn StGotcn mor pic ioI0t: Goitport
s, @ortlano s, Bolton -, Nlbonp fl,
9tem PORT 30, Ebilooclpbio 80, Oft
lnntic Sim 81, @oibin0ton 81, Nor.
folf 81, &ottcra3 3S, Charlotte -,
@ilnliu0ton 49,, GbnrlcItOn 46, 90.
ponhob AZ, Sodionpiac 81, Niipiter
Sen g9cit "a, 2(tlonto 40. Mont
oon1ern 3S, 9tep SrlconS As, Yo'
IeItinc II. @olpcIton II, Corpus
GbriIti 40, Mclnpbis IS, Cincinnati
81 4ittSburg -, GSluego "a, 9ui.
falo 80, Glepelonb 30, Detroit 32,glls
pe1o %, WtorQiette %, @reen Dan
rs, Chicago 30, Tnlutb is, St.Eout
%, Ct. 8oniS 36, aoniqS Gitp 36,
Smoba 81, Sitron %, 9iSmord 20.
8iniitpn 80, SABRE 40, Scleno 30,
Salt 2ofc Gitp 36, 9enper 32,Ntortb
Yslottc IS, Dodge Gitp 80, Nmnrillo
81 Sos NnacLes 5S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23
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foit p~o056blia einQciuIlOcn hotteu.
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N~ltcr92rcn5c iiir Ole W}italicoi0oit
pom 60 Sobrcm uui 80 hcrlmtcrgcieht
lpltr0e, mar pcrihic0cuC1 NCrren. pic
Or. Gbr. Strod NM Irott Glolton
ser 9citritt crmDQlidlt muo 0unlit bic
poctii6 bcitcrC &Crih0ncrrmg Ser
&crciuS Tcitlihtcitcu 0cii6crt. Nu
bcip16rtcn Gid Nconcru in Eroia
ueriiigtc ser @um0 idon uon jc6er
ilber &r0itc luie Simon @oli mo 8.
". GltcridL rm0 10 tonntc cS nidjt
Ieblcn, Dob mtd on5 @ontctt iomobl
in clllinoriibcr, mic i6ongeiiti0cr@c-
3iebltn9 ein poaer Gmolg mar.
G%orfcicr ifOcn S6uIcn.
PIN 0icnitoQ fonoen, nic iiblifl
III foit olen S6ulcn oeS 0iitrifte3,
BON ben Kindergarten nit Sen fIeis
men &nirpien ongcfnngcn bis binolli
81 ben @odidullen, &orfeiern 5l
@oI0inGton'S @eburt5tog itott. Nof
alter @cmohnbcit iielen bie llntCr-
ridtSitunocn am Nodntittog ans II.
Die 30qli19c ucriommelten lid IN
4cci9neten NGlm1cm INN He0en ii6Cr
0ic 9e0elttlng Oc5 SogeS %un5ub6rcn
u1to potriotiife 2ieoer 5l ii1lgcn. Gn
ser Central @iAb Sdool iiibrtc scr
iriibcrc Giitritt9 GommiiiGr @cor0t
SrucaOcl ben Toriit bel Dem Ieituft
mo in OerGoitern NiNb SGool nuhm
General George $, SurricS oieie
Slulttiou uor. @CionocrS bii6i6c
Gcicrlihtcitcn murocn III scr @riincB
6i06 Shoo(. in ser Wcaiulep Wn.
moI Granting S6ool, III ocrGmcru
S6oot mo nj Ser ct. &dtrtf$ Nru'
OcWlU ~obNcboltCn, in ocncn iGmmt.
lid ior0iGlti0 5uiommcngcitrltcEro,
Qrommc nit Wtlliif &ortrGQcn mo
Gbor . @ci0nQcn 5llr Tlrhfiibrrma
0cluuQtcn.
" q biuqton'@ @cburtStnN
in Alexandria, 90.
&n N~lcronorio, go, iono oo9 of
iGbrli6 BON scr o@Crcini0mg SIR
6eicr pom @oi6in0ton'S @eburtSto1"
uc%ronitoltete nSlb 8iroinio Diner"
geItern in ser @eieaidnftS -. Soae ser
Gifts" itott. Sn Dem geifmofnoll
ocforirtcn Saole moreu so 8e0edc
gclcgt, mo piinftlid Inn 3 llbr er-
idicn @ollperneitr WontoQue nit
Dem &icc + 0ouperncur @iIlorO, 9e-
leitet pom Grefutip E Gonite. Ger
gbrengoit bel Dem ScltclIcn lpor Der
erp1bGtc 8ice z HrGiioent Senator
6oirbonfS, ser in 8cgleitnng bcSSe'
motors Mortin erihien. @cm oild)
0ie ii6lihen Nc0en Qcbalten ipuroen,
10 mar ood) bel Scitlcgung brS Ero.
oranumlcS 0orollf 9eooht genommcll
luoroen, Oo5 9onfett iid nidt oIl3lt
lon0c bin5icben 81 Ioiicn, "a bic mel.
item Scr @errcn iiir ocu Abcno nod
elm ooer old) mcbrcrc engagements
bottcn. So NOR 8oupcrncltr Mto1e
to0lte onl Ibcn6 ser G6rcngoIt bel
bcnG SobrcS 9nnfctt Der Ilcrnn-
0rio @oibinatou . Sreimourcrs 2oGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23
Snfias Sebbel. oeiitid)er Bbotograpb.
321 d. .@ah.Strafe.

aabinetbilSer MIR ST pro 9ntcnS.
Sn emaiairten obalen giloern iinb
id6ne Neubeiten erp1bnenspertb.
2ebensgrobe photographer uno
fiiniileriid bouenoete 1opien alter
gi,6er in grapon, BnfIerfarben. Del
uno EaiteIl elm Spe5ialiiiii.
Wan pcr8eic uidt, purauipredep
(324--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23
Sdifisfartcn BON nnS nadJ ScmtidJs
limb.

Son Baltimore biz Bremen: &ds
jiite $3.50 uno $44.50, 3piidenoed
$33; BON Bremen bis Baltimore:
Sniiite $50, 3mii6enoed (fiir nae
Goiiagiere) $3.50. SGeO. s. Siener
& ST., 3immer Nr, 8, ia Dit
2erington Str. @elopefiel lmo
@elolenOulgcn. ops
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23
9enn1's feline ger5hete 9afiees

iuerben in allen Stabttbeilen bon
Baltimore berfauft. Die por5iislids
Aualitdt uno maBigen grciie MAIDEN
bieielben serabe5u beriibmt.
G.S.SennD Co., Sbee, 8afiee, 9nfer
Gpril5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-23

Sdittcliruit, Sdmersen, @alaria,
60 grippe NIB idjlinme GrfGltnngcn
fmrirt onrdl pSlaneD's clique Hins"
(and in fliiiiscr Jurm). Yrris 25e.
Iacntbal6en O~crfanft.
GSauS, I&S .6W1D