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Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18

Hurling down the grade between the city and Lowell last evening train No. 1 lost a passenger. He was Thomas Butson. He went end over end from the platform between the smoker and the coach ahead, flung vii olently by a sudden lurch of the car on curve out toward the sheer rock wall that stands close on the upper side of the track just this side of the ice plant.
 A passenger who saw Butso1 leave the train ran forward to the conduc- tor and notified him. He pulled the bell rope and stopped the train, going back with several passengers to gath CT up the remains of ButsOn, which it was the expectation would be found smashed against the rock wall The body hunting party had gone but a little ways. however, before ButsOn ran up to it and hurried on toward the train. He was in a dazed condition, but fully aware that he wanted to get back on the coach. Got off the train," he remarked to the conductor as he clambered up the steps. "On again now" he concluded.
 The conductor heaved a long sigh of relief He had expected nothing else than that he had death report 10 make and a lot of questions to an swer to various officials. Butson lost his hat in his fall, but aside from this appeared to have sustained no dam age. His face was slightly scratched in one place. In one hand he held a ticket which he had there when he fell off the train, having at the time been in search of the conductor to ask him a question about the ticket. But son had been put on the train in Bis bee by a couple of friends. He had been drinking and was considerably to the bad as a result of overindul- eence
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
MAN HURLED FROM
 PASSENGER TRAIN
THOMAS BUTSoN TOOK HARE FALL, BUT ESCAPED
 INJURY.

Passengers and Conductor Who Went Back to Find Body Met Man Com ing Toward Them-CIambered on Waiting Train and Went on His Way to Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
NORRIS AND ROWS CIRCUS
Secure the susimoto Japanese Women
 Troupe For a Chief Attraction.

Secure the Sueinoto Japanese Women
 Troupe For Chief Attraction.
 One of the most exciting and thrill ing of the many arenic features with the Norris & Rowe Greater Circus is the act of the Sugimoto Japanese lady acrobats. These 1.-the, sinewy, grace ful daughters of the Mikado are expert swordswomen and fencers in addi- tion to being excellent gymnasts. No other circus travelling has troupe of Japanese women. They are very hard to induce to come to this country and it took Norris Rowe's Yokahoma agent nearly a year to persuade them to make the trip across the Pacific. The appearance of the Sugimoto troupe is very pleasing one. The demure, pretty Japanese maidens are attired in picturesque kimOnas, pure silk with beautifully wrought figures that seem to stand out with life-like fidelity. Quickly discarding these garments, their beautiful figures are revealed in red trunks and white tignrs. Then begins a most bewildering display of strength and agility in the expert ex- ercise of the sword and napier. As there are six of the young women en- gagged at once in these exercises, the effect can be imagined. At the con clusion of this portion of the enter tainment, the young women go through acrobatic feats; posturing; juggling and contortion. The Sugimoto Japan ese maidens will be seen in the street parade and grand entree in their na- tive jinrikshaws drawn by Japanese coolies. They are so quaiutly attired, so picturesquely pretty and doll-like as to almost seem as if they had step ped from the pages of an Illustrated book of Japanese legends.
 This is but one of the innumerable happy surprises the Norris & Rowe Greater Circus has prepared for their patrons when they appear in Bisbee on November 29th, afternoon and evening. The parade takes place at poon. The Southwestern Railway will run special trains free, to and from the grounds at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
NO GENERAL CAN FIGHT HIS

BATTLES ALONE; He must depend largely upon his Heutenants." Now in "OLIE' I think we have struck popular chord, so if you don't know "OLIE" come in and meet him FACE TO FACE"
 Most every one knows "OLIE." He is great "oUTslOE ADVERTISER" His little Swedish ditties are catch ing.
 He would like to explain the merits of our A. E. NETTLETON SHOE.
 This shoe needs no comment to those who have worn them but we'll say that every pair is perfect in fit, style and workmanship. It is strict ly high grade shoe, made by man who makes no cheap shoes in his factory and so does not know anything but GOOD SHOES. $5.OO,$5.50 and S6.OO. U. s. Army Shoes, Black and Tan, s3.5e.
 "sELZ" SHOES "make your feet Clad" s3.5O and s4.0O at the
 Safe Place to Trade"
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
MUCH wHooPINe COUCH.
Physicians Say Trouble Is Spreading
 Rapidly in City.

An epidemic of whooping cough is well under way in the city. It is said to have grown from a case or two brought 10 the city couple of weeks ago. The infection has been rapid, and at the present time there are upwards of a hundred cases in and about town, with the number be ing added to liberally each day Weather conditions lately have been good for spreading the affecuOn, and it has ayaiIed itself of the aid with, cut stint. Some very severe cases are under treatment, though for the most part the attacks are mild. Last year at this time there was not a case of the trouble in the city, it not having appeared until well along in the winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
TURTLES ON THE RAIL.
Southwestern Trsinnnen Become Ac. quaintcd With Them By Hard
 foIfe


 quainted With Them By Hard
 JoIts.
 The festive sea turtle would appear to be likely to prove a deadly beast on the Southwestern. Not long ago one of the animals fastened to the an atomy of Brakeman Joe Rupert ol the starboard side of the bosom of his trousers. Yesterday another attach ed itself to the whole of the rear sec ton of Buffet Car Conductor Carr. It took out all of the most worn portion of his trousers as he made a head long dive for the open door of the bag gage car. Only quick action on the part of Express Messenger Climer kept the startled and pained cOnduc- tor from leaving the train while it was reeling off about forty miles an hour.
 Carr. in a dull hour in the buffet car, wandered forward into the bag gage car. There he sat down on an innocent looking gunny sack. The latter contained the turtle. which promptly resented the freedom taken with it When the conductor had been brought to understand that the train had not been wrecked, and that he had not been shot or otherwise sc riously injured. an inventory was taken of the remnants of his trousers Then Engineer Racer was interview ed and the loan of another pair nego- tiated.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
MEX. SPREAD TERROR.
Attacked People on Railroad Track SUccumbed Weekly to Officer
 White.

A drunken Mexican with a beer bot tie spread terror down the railroad track yesterday afternoon in the vi- cinity of the tool house. The man struck at a number of people who at- tempted to pass him, and was having his own way when Officer White ar rived on the scene in response to a call. The officer attacked the Mex ican without hesitation, and ignomin- ious surrender succeeded the warlike reign of the fellow. He was locked up pending hearing this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18

Wm. MoyIe Dead-At the Copper Queen Hospital yesterday morning Wm. Moyle, an old time miner in the camp, died from consumption. The funeral will occur today from the h. ternationai pariors. The deceased was unmarried and without relatives in the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18

COPPER QUEEN BAND LANCE, NOVEMBER 22.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18

Another handsome building was contracted for in the city yesterday, when W. F. Woodrof, now engaged putting up the Allen building, was awarded erection of a two-story brick building in Brewery on the Ed Perry property, now occupied by the Ken lucky Home saloon. This new build ing will have a pressed brick front. On the ground floor will be two large rooms, one for saloon and the other for restaurant purposes. Work is to commence at early date and the build ing be finished by January 20.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
HOME MADE CANDY SAL 2.

Saturday afternoon from two until 5 Miss Marie Krinbill will hold sale of nice home candies at the Arizona Produce Co. store, Hughes Block.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
UNION SERVICES.
Churches of City Win Unite CT
 Thanksgiving Day.

The churches of the city have deter mined upon a union Thanksgiving service. This will be held on Thanks giving morning at 10 o'clock at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Bur. cham, of the Methodist Church, has been selected by the ministers to de liver the sermon for the occasion.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18

TX. L. Store has moved next door Strumm House. Brewery Ave. New and secondhand machines sold and rented as before; also supplies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
The Yale School

cAfter studying he location, attractions
a accessibility of La Grande Beach,
has selected it as the pl zee for its an
nual outings and will proceed to c t
their buildings and other summer accom-
modations there.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
For Large Gatherings

Great educational, religious or other conven-
tons La Grande Beach offers inducements
possible nowhere else, not only on account of
its position as midway meeting point be-
tween Los Angeles and San Francisco, but
because of its remarkable area as well.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

The little hundreds invested today will be the
big thousands drawn out tomorrow. This Is
not the little tract of single city or Of re-
strlcted section, but the salt air breathing spot
of millions.
Watch 1t groWI
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
The Seaside Mecca OF Great Inland Empire
Its Commanding Location

Located Oceano the Southern Pacific Railway it just IL hours
either Angeles Of
proha
seaside outing possible for
California andt adjoining.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

Remember that Ocean Park, Long Beach and
other seaside places where money was made
rapidly, all had their lnfantlIe period In which
the foundation of fortunes was laid.
La Grande Beach ls In Its infancy now.
Watch 1t growl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
Its Remarkable Advantages

remarkable hard white fully 500
width extends the front for 81 miles, rendering the
valleys immediate
of the seashore fascinating In their primitive
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
Its Permanent improvements

bringing inherent
magnificent
being
pavilion $40 oo nearly finished
costly Improvements projected.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

ten nobmen cine Go58ia ouf einen
Dieligen 2ooen Dor, oeiien gigentbii.
mer Der @ouperneur oeS Staates,
@nt. Z. Cobb, uno mebrere onoere
Eerionen lino, uno bei6lognabmten
einen groBen &orratb BON Fotentme
oi3inen allf Den @rlino bin, Dab Oieie
eiren boben Bro5entiob &lfobol emit
bolten un0 Der 8erfauf oerielben Ell.
ne 8erlebung oes Hrobibitions-@e.
iebes bon Noine lit. Ger 2aoen
miro unter Der Sirmo Sob, @igbt
II. So. betrieben uno @ouoerneur
Cobb lit oos Senior : Mitglieo Scr
6trmo. Die 9eidlognobme mar
cine Solge Der in Ger lebten 2egiSla.
tllr erfolgten .Innobme oerS turgis,
Bill, iuorin Die 5uitGn0igen 8eomten
sur 9lrffiibrrng oeS prohibitions.
@eiebeS ipe5ieq erm06tigt nuroen.
GuBer ben Botent Weoi5inpn im
Gobbiben 2ooen belegte erS6eriif
Den gon5en, $4,000 mertben @aaren.
@orratb Der itGotiihen 2iquor-agen.
tllr~ nit 8ei6log, un0 5tpor aitf Den
@run0 Der Infloge, Die Stoot 9od.
lnnb babe inter 8erlebung Ser
StaatS9eIeBe Der &%erfouf geiitiger
8etr0nfe b%etrieben, uno Der Agent
oes 09iSpeuiorp", Der pripilegirten
Staotfneipe, miro Dor oos Muni5i-
polgeridt citirt tueroen, Inn iid) ollf
Die Inflage 81 oeranttporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
rolgt Cuba Ii.
100000, 2ouiltuao a
Sopnii nit 10000. Connie.
groBte Hobr5uder . Broouo TtcN


Cine GrfI0rnng ser baG
lifen Acknowledgement, melde gegen
ole Yreisridter fir Die ct. Soniler
@eltouSlteaung uno ibre Tb1ti9feit
erboben mitroen bat Yrdiioent6ron.
els perinht; Oh lie geniigte, iei oo-
bingeItellt. Seiner 9orite1ung oes
SadperbolteS nod) be5ieben Ii6 Die
aloeen uno 9eldiperoen MIR ailf Die
inbefugte @rlongung io9eft. Ereis'
9Gnoer. Die mirfliden Ereiie be.
Iteben in Mfeoaiaen uno Giplome,
bod bate man Dem @unide Der
NusIteIler mad einem iofortigen lidt-
barren 3eid)en fir Die erlanote Yrd-
miirung entlpred]eno, V1noer bon
pcridiebenen 5orben ansgeaeben, Die
sur Decoration Der pr1miirten Mus
TELLING uno 8ooren oienten. Die
2%ieferung uno Der Gerfnitf oieier
Yr1mien : 9onoer ipor an Hripate
pergeben noroen, Die, 10 bebaiiptet
Sr. Srnneis, nidt 10 oisfret geban.
oelt baben. mie Dies bel Der 9eoeit.
tuua Ger Sadie, ebenio mie bel ben
iebr idnrfen Strofanorobunaen fir
ltebertretungen bate Der Sal lein
iollen. Sest iou aegen Die 8erf1rfer
iomobl, ipie Die unbefugteu &1nfer
Der Yreisb1noer seridtlih porge.
edneen fperoen, 10 iagt HrGlioent
Ironcis. Sb Die grfI1rung seniigt,
lit. mie eeiagt, 5iueiielboft, ieoeniaIls
miro bic Sberleitung Der @eltais-
lteIlirug nidt earis BON Dem SooeI.
iebr unbeoodt uno unporlid)tig &c.
bonoeIt 5u baben. frei5uipreden iein.
gaes, ipas ouf Die YreisSierfennung
ulo Iertbeilung Der oieie bofiimen-
tirenDen duBeren 3eifen 9e5ug bai,
bate IN ben S1noen oes 9irefto-
RUNS bIeiben ioIlen. Mit Dem Iu-
genbIid, on man ben 8erfaitf Der
g~reisbanoer all eiiten 2ieferanten
pergab, offnete man 1tn5utraelihfei.
ten 5biir nno Sbor; Die geriiibung
NOR 5u sroB. W--S. ST. 3tg)
aus HodIano I'm Yrobibi.
tionsltoate Moine miro geidricbens:
Sderiff 1olman UNI iieife aIiiitelr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

Gtantssqieeua. getanntnndjuug
MHolrm lperoen ole Y~erioteft u1o @1rpers
f6afteH, incorporate D6er politif1e, lpeIcbe in
Der Staot Baltimore elm 9eihIft betretben, fir
tueldbes Die Grbebnrtg eiHet SStnats,QteeH5 ers
tDroerli6 lit, nlf9eforoert, an ODER boz benz
eriten Sage oes Wlpnats Mai b. 3. cine aiceHS
6I lofell uoer oiefelbe su ertteuert.
Sine 8erfllmniB Der Srneietuug ibrer 81.
Gems bis gum eriteu 'Eage hes MpUntS Wtnt n.S.
bon Seiten bon Nerfoler, Die iebt lolbe Sc
[h1fte betreibeH, piro ~oiefeI0en elmer @cIoitras
fe lintertperfen.
Su uehereinitinimiine nit BEN SO. HrtifeI,
DO. uno So. Ibtdnitt, oeS @ooer Der nlgemet4
neii bffentliheH @eiebe tper6en glppliIatten fir
IrGoerS' Gieen5eit alifgefnroert In RerfoH hars
5ufprenen uno cine bef6iporeite sned6e iiber
oel g8ertb oeS bon Dem beiagteH Mppiitduten
eemgerHdB Guseeiteut peroeR. 3f1
Or. Moam 9enpert, Nfillr oeS, Common
BIe1ss9ertnts, piro am iino nat Wiotitng, ben
TO-. april 1905, 5iuiften oen Gtnnben bon 3
ubr 8ormittaas bis 4 fbr HddnnttfdDs, In feil
nent @iireau I'M 9rogef6oB beS @erthtSsebdua
oes, 6dpetteitrabersGt19n our aus9nbe bon
2tceu5eR berett ieir. f.f
9aS. Stldtsf9erii6erlings s9epartentent bon
Marnlano miro am uno mad Ws1Htag, ben, I.
Gtni 1905, s~tpiicheu- ben Stu1ben bon . utr
8ormitfaas bis 4 tlbr Hnbmittaes, IN teinen
8iirealr, Ir. 900, @mericnrf9uilbina, Bdltti
mores NIB ~SoutbsStraBe, 5lr 8ernusedping
bon idbrIi1en Sertdlernngss 9satter.2ieta5sN
6ereit fem,
gsiniam s. Grser,
Sferiff bon Baltimore. I
(gpriI1, LOS, &c, tt,13,15,19,2 30, 30, 25,27,20)'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
8efanmtmaGnngeu.
1epartemtut fir 5ffeHtlidbe eiherbeit = 8auten.
nb'Eepartement oes 8ebdnbe. SHipettur.
Nircaus, Natbbnus.

BalttmUre, Den II. Nprtl 1908.
SoroerIHgss9 lnaebote fir Die @rri6tIng zines
anb1ueS sum @ebduoe Der SduIe gr. 90 an Der
Norboits@de bon Gortbs 9lnenue uno 9dibings
ionsStrabe fir ben Mabor uno Staoiratb bon
Baltimore, uno fpel6es bon Der 8ebbroe Der
S6uls9ommtiidre berIbt ueroeu iou. peroeH
bon Dem .Bo1ro OF NlpdroS" Der StdDt Baltis
more entgegeTl genufnmen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I1itiien in beriiegeIten
Briefsllmf6ldgen, nit Der Noreiie oeS g8ouro
of splrbs, " am noer Dor Dem 26. 2lpril 1905,
8prmittags IL ltbr, bel benz Stl)ts9iegiftrdtor.
Srrl. Snrrb s.. Soopet, IN oeiieIi giireal i'm
9ntbbanie eiHgereidt neroeH. griefnml6liee
miliieu nit Der sIillbrift g8tos for no. 90
S6ool 0oufe" perieben feiu.
Seoes 6oroerungssslngehot rnuB bon einert
begldlibigter 9bed in Der 00be bon $500, 8ubl.
bar an ben W{dbor uno Staotrntb bon 8altiI
more, begleitet iein.
Non BEN erfolereiheri gln9ehotiteaer miro Die
StelIing elmer dnnebmb1ren Bilrgthaft ipie int
~Stnbt'Gbnrter be5iigli6 Sontrait oorgef6rieben,
berlnngt.
Bldne uno SpeSififationen i5nnen i'm 9iireau
hes @ebduoesS ntpeitors mad Dem 10. slpriI
1905 eingefeben fueroen.
Die 8eb6roe bebdIt iib oas 8edt Dor, ireeno
tuelobe ODER ale slngebpte 5u bertperferi.
Gbwnrb 2. Rreituu,
8ebduoesS nipetior.
8eitdtist:
6. Glab Simdnus,
YrdIioent Der GontraftbebUroe.
(9IOrtIt3 fl IA II 12t9 % u % 0d1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
pnnhnn. Hnrf.

Ser banptidn lidjite Sriebbpf In Baltimore.
Areal: $50 0lder. = Smmermdbrenber Gbarttr.
gu ieber Belt errei6bar. Sinf Gents Dabr'
eeIo bon allen GtaottbetIeH. GtroBetb1bn.
@dgeons paffiren ben S1upteinadre aue bret
Minuten. 9Bdrmes N~arte5immer fir SoIhe,
bic ben 5rieobof bel ral1em Better befudeH.
9egrd6ntbpldbe 81 tebr nldbtgen Yreiier,
fimnfIid inter fortipdbrenber Yflege.
9iireau: 9r. II, @eit'S aratpga'S traRe.
CSnu6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

Damn oiirfen iie nit Dem 0fe6tsem.
pfinOen oeS 8pIfeS nidt I'M &iber.
Ipru6 iteben.
Gin NnmaIt in Sem ST. . @
Nleran0er = Streit bebailptet, 0of
Der ueberi6uB DER equitable 9ife
Sniuronce" meoer oen AftionGren,
nod Den 4olicen = Snbabern gebore.
Der Otnnn meiB, popon pr ipri6t.
@enn Ger Streit 8l Gnoe 1T, oann
gebort Ser lleberiduB Den aopofa-
ten.
Ger n % iouri geunOe G,
ne prGbiitoriihe 9inoiaurus ODER
2in0murm bat lid ais elm gang &c
mobnIideS Gub9erippe, an 0os iif)
einige 0uor5itiide angeiebt batteu,
berouSgeiteQt. Sin 9ubgerippe ais
Ginoiourier 81 floiiifi5iren oa3u sc.
bort piel llnperltono.
G|n9Ion6, ooS frii6er 10
ltol5 ouf feline oiplenoiO ISOLATION"
nor, perfoIgt iebt Die en%t9egengeieb.
tie YoIitif. IS bat iih nit ieinem
ulten @rbfeinOe 6rantrei6 ousg6-
i0bnt, uno Soc Chamberlain bat Dor.
geitern Die @rneuerlng Der anglo
iuponiiden AQiou5 oltfs 81rmits
befiirWortet. Ole 2ebtere miiroc
orf longe 3eit Den 6rieoen IN Dit
Giien ii6ern mo Den 9eiib Sopan'S
uuO englanO'S BORT li1ern.
@ouperneur s II nj NJ | II S
bat Die Soma . Soec meiter oltSae-
Oebnt. sic umiaBt: Domination
offer 9eonten, einidIieBIi6 Ser &C.
notoren olrd YrimGripoblen; @6-
idaffung oler 8reiforten uno Ser.
giinitigungen bon Seiten oifentli.
der Gorporotionen on @eiebgeber II.
9eamte; Staots : propaganda fir
: &epiiion; 1000 MeiIen . 9ii-
der, 81 5mei GentS Die Weile, oie
altf ollen 8obnen I'M Stoote @iiltia.
teit BADEN unb bon ieoem Mitqlieo
Der Samilie 6enlltt foer0en fonnen.
II n er Is eanoter8 omeII
IN Sopti bat iid BORT miBliebig ge-
modt un0 Sopti miini6t i'm los 3rl
lperoen. Gr lit fir bride Ginnan-
oerer eingetreten, Die BORT pegpn if.
rer SonOelspruftifen iebr un6eliebt
limo uno Die man onl Iie6lten aus
Dem 2on0e bate. @o6ri6einli6 bo-
ben iie umerifoniide 9iirgerideine
lub berufen Iid ouf Sieielben. Sopti
bat ooS 3edt, 6remoe ous5upeilen,
luenn cs ibm gutoiinft. Ob unief
@eionotcr, Der iibrigenS Elm 5erbiger
it, nid)t 81 meit gegonoeu lit, lpenn
ct 0ieic Sprier in S6ut nimmt?
SIN SABRE 1904 10 ur0en in
oeu 21hoern ser gt6e 4,909,000Son
men &iiben5uder uno 6,7t2,O00 Sou.
men &obr5uder er5eligt. gn Tiiben-
jllder proouairte Geutihlonb 1860
300 Gonnen, OeItrei6 $4,000 &uB-
IonS 965 900, 6ronfreid) 100000.
Bic Ser. Stoaten 100000, 9elgien
- 200, &oaano $4,000, Sdmeoea
900 Sponien $1,000, Stolien So
"eour 'rf 5000, 8umdnien
w lN 'onI,e.. Ger HeIt entfGlIt
7g0agc slHQer Sn Der 8obr-
, oH 7Got1 Snoien
a.g. ,., lgH Nonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

Damn Oiirfen iie nit Dem &eftSem-
pfinoen OeS GpIfeS nid)t I'M @iber-
1pru6 iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Sin edritt in Der rcdjten 8idtanl

. Spnrt % Yr05ent an 1iirt eritfIaiWaen
BegributiieH,
Gin idbrer Gdrg, entiueber nit
f6pnr5em 3uG ooer lpcibeiH ooer
erauem asIiif6slleberBlig, Mnes fur
S1res9infab, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
@inbnIfantirung Der Qei6e, gTE
TrnuerfIor, q Yanr Sanoi1nbe, SEJ
Sefinulg oeS 8rabeS,
2etdenpdeen NIB 3 feline 9litfden.
gptfinm Guaf, 2etdlenbeftatter,
Nortbs inb @reeunIonntsglpe. Betoe telephone.
(Se37, 6Wlte, iu3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
spiritnpien . Gieensen.


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&riffitb5s Charles & CONS, 6if gG. sgrdtt Ctr. %
Soluuro, Bros, 1901 SObnsStr. .......a.. /
Samifon, SobH, % Glib 5ultoHsslbe =. 80. 10
aabn, 9ouis & Go, oil ". sgiortbssloe .....t4
a1b Bros. 1927 WielRe6eusSts ..,...... IA
sSs 66,fn5 SorS5a4l % 229 G %s5SgSS:SpnH!gpsetrHS I
Wlartin & agneip, 312 bis 3f4 Siio. 4aca. Cir. %
W'a9IaSier 5o6n s., 4O4 bis 4O6 glprO,
geirion' 5. Il. & Go, 26C 5gseit.aiSSie.st r. III
Reeie, I. N. & Con, 347 Nuros9barIessSir. nj
afeilIh. Martin D.. 80 @.sgiortbsgoe ., -. -
Ghtaffinu, q. * 80, 222 Hpr0s@utaips5tr. 4
Stabler. 5orhnn go, 7ol bis 700 9'nbtiai6
aurner, 5. 5runf / Oit.9iortb,glpe. .....,.s az
Slubs,
- Baltimore athletic Club bon 9ultimofe.
1422 NorosGbarIessStr. ............. II
GlobersGlub,4 1914 Wtaoiion9tbe !gG. ...sl14
y1be 9orHeld aiiem6lb Nr. l." 5P1, gSetts.
. @eTrnaminsGIi : 40s Sseif. 5ap1effe Gu.
. @ermaniusOiduHer6or 410 bis -4f2 8eifs
90. q. 81. sGln6," 11t5 gfblanosslpe. ~. 10
" @arniorp siH9ins sorietp, Ala sSeits
SuOettesStr. ..... 4
u 2a6or apeeun glitoeiatiou,% 1911 bis 1913
pr. 9aItimores Cir. ......".; 8
= Mler6nnts' CLUB" 2t2 Qt.&ermunsSts. 4
! Brefton stfiemblb, " 1862 Sri6rosStr ~
. SiIoer Sprina SooiaI.1 1919 MsuuifinsStr. 8
South Baltimore aolping eaiino," 1929
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. Snnser aieOertrani5, $50 B. .Gertnaion.sir 4
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