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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
2SaHingtonsR gentur
bed
"0eat(6en gorre(ponoent'
&lm. Snnnrmann, 1915 MariDn'
Strakc, N.s&.
stuSeieeu, geridIte. geitclunaeu II. I. 10. pcroeu
1ngenntiiien
SOfalbcridtc nns @aibimgtoH.
Abeno. II nterboItung OcS
g anacrbun D."

: I u 3 u u l | y u l | u u v IVY
% Gngcrbuno."
@cIicrn NbCn0 battc Der oSGnger.
)uno" lcinc brittle muiifnliidc llntcr.
JoItutg scr Goiion in Scr &creinss
}oiIc, lpcldc rcd)t 5uDlrcidJ bcilld)t
mar uno oIl4cmcin bcfricoigic. I'm
ter Scltnn0 ocS 0irigcntcr, &rr. s..
tdIlocr, lprr0c ioIgcnOcs Irp0ronmt
oilrd)0cfilbrt Gb0rr: since on N6.
9clcln lingc"pou Gaupib unoa Ncucr
SrllhlttG" bon Ectldfc; bei0c poroc.
troBcn pom oSGngcrHunb;" Yiono.
colo, "9tod)tltild bon Sdnlmonn II.
o9fbopIo0ie" BON NrobmS, Sri. SEA,
tburinC &cDnolo9; Gontrolto.Solo
oSomnlcrnoht" bon q. G6onros.
6rou y. Wtuir Gol0lcid; %ipliniolo,
a6ontoliQni Olro5p" bon Mouihcr
mo nGolonniic" Don Micniomsfi.
Sri. GuQcnic &c @ucrin; Gcnorie(o.
o&a ling tbc Gong Of Nrobp" bon
Flon &r. &. Wtcpcr; Soproniolo,
Aric ans Der Spcr yNigolctto" bon
&erot, 6rnu 6onnie ". See Sage;
&otol GltortCtt on @enice yea
lcr@" Don M}ocCn nm .2opc'9 plo
meet SonQ"non Mtollop-Smit Dor.
actruQCn bonn nMctropolitun- Quur.
tett," bCitcbcno ans Dct Gomcn
6rdll 6onnic ". See Sage, Grou ".
&epcsNtiacr, 6rou 9. Mllir 0oI-
AlCid) unO Srou q. 9. Grnicloa, I'm
ter Gircttion bon Eroi. $. 3onocr.
= ur6 &ottcn0ift umQcs
tom ntCn.
Irou ". Mtoboueu in gtr. 430,
NeffCripn.S tro6c, bate Gin Stiid
Nro0 nit @iit bcitrcut nm Hottcn
~ uCrtrcibclt, cS ubCr ltnglildlihCr
Mciic at cine Stelc gelc9t, 100 ibr
iiinii0brigc3 Sobnd)Cn Non Is Qcgen
6 llbr Nbeno$ fono mo pcr5ebrtc.
Gina cine Stutbc ip0tcr tIogtc bo$
&m0 iiber Yeiblucb meldJC5 lid Ser
mubCn pcridlimmertc, Dob Or. s.
Stciport @orriion bon Hr.2t3, Wton.
roc tr0BC, sur Nitlfc g%erllicu lulr.
DC. Ger glr5t cnt0cdtC Ipfort Nergii-
tunQSz Spn1ptomc, lunrullf Die Gltcrn
ultHion0cn cab Der &lcinc on5 Der
9iitctc @roO gcnoiien bette. IS lUllr.
Ocn MN @cgenmiitCl ungeluon0t,
obcr p%cr9cbcu2; nm W}itternnd)t Der.
idiCO Dos &in0 ulltcr qrnltlalnCn
Shmcr5cu. Sic Yoli5ct mllroc be
lIodrid)tiQt mo oll6 Der Coroner,
mcIdcr eincn Shcin oti Nblcben
Ourh 3llioa oll9Itcltc. Gic @ceroi.
Nltlla miro bcrltc pom Eroucrboltlc
ans itottiinben.
Siir'a SCbcn nCreint.
Inter Den NodBeitS &iccn3cn, bic
oun SomItog ouSgcitcut ipurocn, be,
ionncn iid);
Mon 5. G6omo9 mo Ycorl q.
Sbiplcp.
@Cp. WuplC NM Ynnctt 0ron.
Cameron ". @ruocS mo GInlce
e. gScIt.
Goniel 81. GiiClc uno Gli5obctb z.
Seiberlinq, @ei0e Don ellington Eo.
GoQic Nfc@rcQor nno Moaic DC
@bec, @eioc BON @onoocr-Golrtp.
80.
Qcui@ MoOoor uno 2iaion To.
ocrS, @cioc pom charlottesville, go.
Geo. Coleman mo Mulinho 6or.
rel.
Gbomoa &idoroion mo Gll5obcib
Guuu&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11

mir MurnluuO mo ocu Giitritt
Columbia flares g&ettcr ltnO mcItIld)t
Min0C.
Ter h0hitc (bcrmonctcrItollo mar
10 @ruo nm - llhr Nlttu09.
Ger nicoriqitc Ebcrnlomctcrlto>lo
mar 81 @ruo nm S llbr Nbcno@.
W}ittlcrrr Naromctcriton0 POSI-.
Ger uicorIQitc Recommendations
Der lcBtc1 81 Shmocn IN ocn nof
i~olQcnoc St00tcn mar, lUlc 'oI8t;
Gaitport %, EortIonO 81, Bolton u,
9ubum 1G, 9tcu gorf 26, Ybiloocl
pbiu -, NtlontiC .Gitp 81, MoIbinNs
ton 81, Noriolf 3G, SnttcroS l6,
Charlotte ,, WiImin9ton -, Gbot
lciton #, Suponno6 IL, Sudlonuilt
Is, >Sllpitcr %, sen gSclt 81, NtIOntd
81, Miontgomcrp 81, Nclu OrIcon9
is, HulcItinc 81, @olpCiton If, Cor
pms Ghrilti lG, Wcmpbi9 36, GlnClls
noti -, Eittabrr0 %, Samc9o %,
@niiolo 2S, GlcprIonO 2G, Gctroit 26,
Nlpcnu -, M"orQllcttc Is, @rccn Ban
II, GbicoQo 20, Gull>tb s, ct. Eaill
10, Ct. Qolia -, aonio2 Gitp 20,
omaha is, Nlron 10, @i3mord If,
@iuiiton t6, Suurc 30, &clcnu #,
Solt Sotc 20, Gcnpcr Is, 9torth'
Fluttc ~, Googc 10, Amorilo IS IL.
Cos NngclcS 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
llnfdac cincS Cages.
Sobn Miccbon i'm n6rontlin square
Soipitol" al oeu 6olgcn pom Der

,Sobn WtccDon i'm o6runtlln square
Soipitol" an Den 6olgcn bon Der
~Icbungcn 0eltorbcu, -Nnocrc I'm.
idle,
Semen NcrlcBun4cl cric1cn lit &c
ltcru I'M n6runtlin Square Nolpitol"
Scr 5S Sabre oltc r5obn Ntccbun net,
der am 6rCitog NbcnO at cincm
Ienitcr ocS 5lueitcn StodlucrtS iciucr
an ser Nbitc @lQcp wlb Yopplcton.
StroBc beiinolidcn Mobnurg ltilr5tc
mo ultBcr inncrcn GcrlCbltnNcn Ell
ncn Sd)Goclbrlld crlitt. Coroner
(SonC9 conitotirtc, ouB Gin u%noCrmcio-
Iidcr llnioa porIoN ull0 crod)tctc Ct.
men &1dueit fiir mn0tbig.
@ci Der NrbCit p|crlCbt.
&S0brcno geltcrn Scr go Sabre ul1c
SCruonn @ant, mclfcr in ocn 9c-
poroturWerfIt0ttcn Der nllrritco Goil'
mup9 & electric Comp" an ser 60
mon6ion=Nucnuc mo Mount trnBe
unNcItcllt it, nit DER NCporutllr zines
WtotorS bcIhGitiNt mar, icbtc lid Der
N&ugQon, inter mCld)cm CT orbeitett,
pl0Blif IN NCmClltnA mo 0em DC
0altCrllsluCrthCu lDltrAC bic rCd1tc
Non0 bon cincm No0 erioBt rto.
qrGbltf pcritilmmcIt. Ser 8crlul-
Gillette mllroc nod Dem nStoot,So.
Ipitol" QCbrnd)t.
GENE 5crQltct d) t..
Clarence Haunc, elm - Sabre alter
@rcmier Scr oEcuniDIpnnin 9obn,"
Nr. 1928, Nmntin9ton Tpcrutc.
mobnboit, crlitt 9eitern &orntittog
gcgcn 9 l(br an bciocn 8cincn idlim.
me Glletitungcn Ooourh, Dab DER.
lclbc 5miidcn 5mci 6rodtpog0onS
ellt9cflentntt mltrOc. Der llnfuu CT
ci1letc iif in ser Union Stotion
bci'm 3itlommcnItclcn ciles 3llgeS.
6opnc mrtr0e I'M E~utroluuoen OcS
ntittlcren GiItrifta nad) bcnt Stoot
So'pltul gebrudlt, no lcin ;3ltIt1no
ais ntd)t gcf0brIih beicidnct mltroe.
G,tc ate trina bic Q d)ul0
0urun.
Cine nicoli6c 2rolte Hottc bon Der
Sortc, lucl6e it'd int ncllCr @olti=
more otl0Clle6clt bot, gercid)tc &c.
ltern &rlt, IuQuit gSiloc BON Nr.
22L Oit-S liucr-S troBe, gum Gerocr-
ben. GuauIt ,rof beiogte Nottc Dor
Der @iror0.Nocnltc.S dlllc llnO nit
cittcn frditi9cn 6ltBtritt pcriudtc or
oerielben Den 8oralts 5l mod)en. Ger
6llbtritt mar 5u crtcrgildG NM buS
ReiltItot iuor, ooB sic Hottc bcutc
nod All bier 9cinen bcrumldllit un0
@iloc nit gcbrodencr Gnieidcibc
nllf cinem 9einc bcritmbintt.
YloBliher COB.
6rou Sitlob @elib bon Yer. 66i,
@eit Sorotogoitrobc, itorb geitern
Wtorgen ploblid) in ibrer @obning.
Coroner Wortin conltotirte, boB ole
Srou ot uflter llnperooulihfeit gc.
ltorbcn nor lllo craftete einen ST.,
Qlteit iiir unnotbig.
Sdjnclcrc ,Sahrt uudl Yittsbura.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11

9tcuc @cumtc oeS oSoro
9uttim reg on5ilS." Sos
,&oro Soltimorc.Gon5i Or. 40, 81.
". g." bat IN ieiner Icbten SibltllG
bic iolgc10en 9comten gemoblt; &u'
plan Eotcr So6n Is. S6neiocr, Fr1'
iiocnt SllliuS Stcn9el, Slce Fro'toc1t
anorep 3cGcr, Hc0ncr rid. Sd)eel,
Sefrct0r Sobn g. ScbolO, Collector
6ronf ". Support, S6abnlel'ter ).
IS. Bauer, MorIhull Setter 5. Streb,
@od)cn 9litgult Songnonn runo So@,
3caer; Gruitec3: George i. EebeS,
SoIepb girfmener mo Nid), aoblcr'
mann; RcprGientontcn gum StootS'
Gon5il pon MorpIoub; Senrp 6eibc
uno Goom @el5en6od; Stclpertres
ter: Soiepb &c. Sinlon unO Sctrp u.
Sell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11

Sin idOncs nab niiblides @cidJcnf
fir Mnarb0risc 1T immcr cine lcbcnS'
arpfc photographic ubrr cine fiinlt'
lcriI6 pulcnoetc Gppie eines alton
Silbes in Grabon, @aHcrfarbc, Del
obcr Eaitcll. 9ie idDoniten &abiuct'
bilbcr mir ST prp Sntcnb.
Snlins Scbbcl, oeutider Ybotogrop9,
321 Is Straec.
Oftt2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11

Gas StuotS @inmanocs
runga Niircou. - Qic StootS.
Ginpon0erlnNS 9cbor0e, b%cItcbcn0
aus Den NS. Or. NJ. Wbitcbia, Er6-
iiocnt, Mm. Z. GurpIn, Supcrintcn-
Dent, Scnrp 2. Won6o, GommiIior,
mo 0crnonn @oocnboop. SefrctGr,
bot ibrcn SnbrcSbcridt Dem @oilOcr'
llcur ilbCrnittclt. Sn Dem 9cridtc
0cS Scfret0rS bciBt es: User mir it.
qcn0mic oic Nrbcitcn pes Stuota'
GinlpnnoerunqS.9 ilrcollS bcobod)tct
bat, muB 3ugcben, bob cs in Der Ont
iuidcluna Der brudlicgcnocn S0nocs
rCien in oen Counties bc9 OIhllCrS
mo ont McitllIcr bon NroBcm Wcrtbe
0clueicn iii. Solllcn0c bon Ndcrn bon
Sun0, mcldc bel Der Sf%lopcnnrbcit
Dor Dem Nilrgerfricge pernahlGiligt
luuroen inn 0urf ilciBigc Nnlic0lcr,
oic ourd) 8crnlittcllm0 oicleS9iireollo
blcrbcr fonlcn, IN irld)tbarc mo Ic-
genSrcidlc @egenoen umgenonbcl.
iporocn. Sn einigcn Der Counties lit
oobllrd) Der GrciS oes 2onocs um oo3
GoppcIte g%citiegen. Tic Wcbr5obI
Der 3l%luon0crer loBt lid) am Oitlticr
nie0cr, neil tic BORT niht MIR frilft.
barren Nobcn, ilodeS &ono mo quite
&nnoitruBen iinbcn, lon0crn ulld) aus.
ge5cid)nete transport SocilitGtcn iiir
ibrc Yro6uttc nod Den Widrftcn IN
Baltimore, F~bilooclpbin gtclu- Oorf
etc. bnbcn."
No6 DEM 8erid)tc 0ea ScrrctGr>
V%ooctboop tanlcn III Den lcBtcn udt
5ebn Wonotcn 6074 iuiinitcnalucrtbc
GtnDon6crcr ourd) Dos Nentiiben 0c2
9ilrcnr1 nod Worpluno, mo 5luur
fomen ans 0eitreid) lln0urn 1868,
britiid)cn Suieln 9t5. IGncmorf 81,
Sinlon6 II, Sronfrcid) y. 9clltid.
lono 229i, g%tieberlonoen 81, Noripc.
gen 4S, Sdmeoen 102 uno Sd)ucii
III; ferner tonlcn aus on0crcn pclt,
lifen Stootcn 231 NmCritoncr, 81
Seltreider. % 0Gncn fl Sron3oien
COS 0clltidc, 53 SollGnocr, 70 9tor
ipeger, - Shpcocn mo 10 Sdluci
ser,
Der intcrclinntc ,Subrcabcrift lit
illtItrirt mo fam foltcnirei bcioqct
peroen, luenn man al 0rn. s., Nu0enr
boop, 9tr. $40, Nor0- Charles Strubc
lhreibt. Sn icitcm @cridtc n1nd)t
SER @ooenboop icrncr ooralli uui
mertIonL Dab Ger Stnot 0iC &crruiai
eing iiir oieiea 0epartcment erb0bcn
miiIie. oa bic Soften ieit ocm grobcn
granoe betrGd)tIid geiticgen iino.
SieBcn y ubrmerfcauf oey
StroBe il ebcn. Irci Vciiber
bon 5Iibrmcrfen meldc onQeiduloiQt
iuoren. ibre Sllbrperfe umgeieeIihcr
@eiie ouf Der StrnBc itcbcr QcloIicu
81 bobcn, puroen gcitcrn 0ormittaa
in Der norooitliden FoIi}ciitotion mi
ibr 8erlongen bin Dem Seriobrcn ser
@robgeihiuorenen iibcrluicien. Is
iporen Ties Die $50. @oleniin aobl-
bepp, Nr. 1889, Soriorosaoc. SomeS
9rapb, Nr. 1446, Sit.GboieitrnBt,
nno Geo. Sauier, Hr. 1907, @orioro.
Npenue.
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Shiffsfartcn bon nno uad 0cntidl'
lamb.

gon Baltimore Bis Bremen: SEA.
iiitc $45 uno $3.50; gremen-gal.
iilnorc bis gum /. Ropcmbcr $3.50
uno $62.5O; bonn 1. Nonember big
I. MuguIt $3.50. 3unoreiie au bill.
liacrcm grciie. Sbeo. s. 9iencr &
ST., 3immer Scr. 3, ia Offering.
ton-Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
9nrdscbenScr Sdlafwassum mad
Elepelano

Dcrl1bt Union . 9abnbof Baltimore,
tGglih pia ser .Yenniplpania 9obn"
700 Ibenos nit Dem Chicago Sinli'
teo; perl1Bt fir Die &iidiabrt GIepe'
Iano 700 abenos tiglid. (3i3,5,O
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Nnf brcnncnocm Spptc.

IHAiANhNAN~ IhlNDANh INbJ 'tFlNj ~
ncn Spruug ms @oiicr por cen
IIonmlcntooc rctten. - Sdlcp
per oglrngou" 9cidcitcrt.
2uf 0cn io0cnomutcu nSu&Guc
bonnn Gufin8 Stats" crciqnctc lid
ont Somito1 Gin llnfoQ, luic ioldjt
icit mcbrcrcn &obrcn ooiclbit nid)i
poiiirt limo, @r. @iQiom 8bcclcr
llu6 2ittIcton Grcru, 5lpci M0uucr
bon Gcnt.GountD, 6%ciolocn iid INT
terruc0S bent SE%G%26GG&o nod
@cttcrtoll, nrO OILS lie lid ouf ibrcm
@oIolinboptc 5ruci Wfcilcu pom llfer
III Der G6clopcufc=9oi bciun0rrL be
lnerftcn tic ,ouB Die Shncaiqfcit oca
NootC@ Iid) bC0clttcn0 pCrlou0iuntc,
llno ga c9 0llltCl gcluornCn mar, 10
5illloctc Scnlon0 uluoriihtigcr 9ciiC
cir Strcid)bnI5 an, INN roh Scr llr
ludlc ju Icbc1. &n bcmicI6cn 9(it0elt
6lidc broh aus bcm @oioIinbcb6lter
cine -6lomnc hCrpor, mcld)c lofort
bic 2rutr III ocnl 0ootc unt0ub u10
0n@ &oOt ut 9ron0 iCbtC. Wit iClte-
her @ciitcaNcQcnport iprong bic DC
ioBltn0 Oc9 @ootcS ms gSolier, mo
0lrd) tic ihrc brcnncnren GIcioCr
l0id)tCll mo 5ll0ICid 0aS Boot nrit
Moiicr oniiiutcu. @icr0urd iprrocn
bic Glonmcn acl6iht un0 lie fonn-
ten mic0er ms Boot tlcttcrn, 0ollclbc
0u@plmpCn mo Damn nnd} Setter.
ton rll6Crn.
Nu Scr 81 ii tie BON &uttcrnS
ihcitCrt Scr oNroQou."
Cine GCpCIdc ans Nprfolf an 0cn
nGclltidcn GorrClpouocntcn" n1cl0ct:
Ser &iiltcurulpfcr yNroQon" lit
ON SomitoN II Meilcn n0rolid bon
BODIES Salon0 oui Der S0bc scr &c.
f0brlihcn %nttcro%-&iiitc gcItronoct.
Qoa Sd)iff pcrlicb om 6rcitoQ nit
Der Sccon s@0rfc oShomoa u. 600
borh" i'm Stlcpptou Noriolf unO
bcacgrctc, luic Gin Eelcgromm BON s
llbr 80 Wtiuutcn SontitoQ friib ans
@ottcro3 mcl0ct, 10 bcftiQcm @inoc,
6oB c& nod} mcbrItiinoigcr 9lrbcit bic
Norfc I'M Stihc loiieu mtBtc luno
ipGtcr 0cQCn hic &lippcu Qciiibrt
muroc. Son scr @orfc, olif mcId)cr
iid) mchrcrc Wiunn bcinn0cnt bat
man biSbcr feline Nohri6t. Ger
Ninb lpebtC I'M > llbr 10 WinItCn
init elmer @cidiuin0igtcit bon Is
Wicilcn sic Stlmoc. Die Eoiition
0c@ oNro0on" ioll gcgCnmGrti1 fCinc
@ciorgniB bictcL 0od rimurt scr
&inb an &%citigtcit itct& 5lL uno ea
lit Sen S6ICppcrn biSbcr nid)t mog-
lld) NclpciCh lid an 0Cn Shouplob
0cS ~llniolS ST bCQcbcn. Tic Wionn-
idoit bc2 oNrogon" bot sic ibr Sci
tens Ger &ctlunGSnonnidoit onGcbo-
tcnc @illic nbaclcbnt.
Cine Tcpcid)c 0c3 @uioc0 Wcttcr.
bureaus mcloct, 6oB Elm u%nbctonntcr
Shooncr ouf Scr Nobc bon @lllI
Sbool2 an Der &iiitc bon Noro-Go-
roIiuo nui9Cinbrcn iii, ln0 Dob oic
Gcttum99nlounIduft ibnn 81 @iiIIc
cilc.
Gen &Cbcn9rcttclunNS G Wolmihoi.
ten bon 0cn 9ittp Nnlpf, &iG GuiI
mo 9}ogc Sco0 Scbcn@rcttungs-
Stutioncn 9clong ca bclltc nod eli
ncm m%cbritilnOigcn Sample 0cgcn
Ole Mo9cn cine Scinc nod Dem
0onplcr 81 ierlNcn mo cS pur bunn
rid,t 10 idnucr, Die 0on6c @tlo5umg
bon u Mann in Sid)erbcit ans
Hon0 81 %brinQcn. Wtnn bofIt Ocn
GanlplCr rCitet 81 tonnCll.
o@ron0cnbnrg" paiitrt
Scillp.
Ger NorbGcutid)c HlopO-S Compiler
oNranoCnburq" puilirtc gcItcrn oltf
icincr 60brt D baltimore nud)
@rcuncn sic SciHp-SnicIn uno miro
bClttc in Nrcntcrbnpcn crlportct.
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SdncGcrc ,yabrt md Yittsbnra.

Ger oitrd)gebenoe Sdlohpoggor,
Der Baltimore tGglif nia ser .Yenn.
.IpInanio Wnbn" nm tt.55 Hadts
perl1Bt, tommt iett IN Eittsburg nm
8 llbr Morgeus an. (343,5,O
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0elbicnbungen nad 9entidIanS nnb
Seftrcif

81 "a Gents pro Warf uno 201a
Gents pro Grnne. Yorto ertra.
Wehiel alsseiteIlt aiif ollie Ebeile
Der @eIt. Sbco. s. 9iencr & Gu,,
ia Sit-2esineton.Str. Simmer 9r
3. QSC--)
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Sta0t Baltimore.
ltutcrbaltnn9S $ gSealuciicr.

,,liuitt . HiGncmtc." Slclc 2Nonc' M
SappcHca in AorOluno'.
,.Slnucn'c Shcntct." Slclc V2o0c: "SSpel
The l&urln ficpa".
,Spro'e SpcrnBuie," Slclc SHoue
.GhcdCre".
.,Sunionntrnben : 5hentcr. Slclc SVoNe'
,EuCCn Of TIC g&hitc SIdpce".
,,WInrntnno' SbCntcr." Stele SSo6e; SelIg ;
Observation-Disclosures.
,Nuoiturinm Sbrnter." Eleie SSohc'
16nnfne Is. Sbcu 1T ciHcm rCihbnltiGcu Sleeper
ictr.
.aIbuuan'e 1Bcutrr." - Sicfc 9Gohc: San
iQln".
,,PcnbuoN. GCuieruntorium SrcltnN. HeIi
IA. EC5cmbcr. y'uhmlitdpo 4 llbr, ilpctic2 Gun
tCyi NCo NuCliCl GnuUtCii2.
,GIctric'9 nrt". HCtic IbCno nm : ubt
lrnncr MiualCU Ntou'buhs SurIlloal I'M B'pbcH
GnitHo.
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Qlrtbmr ~. Mobjott,
Hr. i:7. cn.Iatttmsrs-e traae.

Nr. f:7. CN.1alttmore.etrake.
EaKage . Wotariats : GclSiucdJiel.
Ynrcan. Shiffsfartcn fir aIle
inien. &eiep1iie. @ehiel
@elomediel nno @Ioienoungen
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-05
RURAL ROUTES.
Some of the New Routes and Car
ricrs For This District.

The following new rural routes
have been established in this section
of Kentucky. and the following car
riers appointed:
Briensburg, Marshall county, Thos.
j. Minter.
Pottertown, Galloway county, NJ.
ID. Boatwright.
!. Alnlo. route 1. Pat Beale Carrier.
Luke Beale substitute; Benton, route
Z. John j Cough carrier, Thomas
T.. Morse substitutes; Calvert City.
route /, Frank Stagner carrier, Am
brose Woods, substitute; Calvert
City, Leon l.. Freeman. carrier. Jas.
Lee. substitutes. Woodville route l.,
Jesse Pitt carrier, Isaac Miles substi-
tute; Woodville, route 2, Morgan
Kuykendall carrier. Walter Kukyen-
dali. substitute; Clinton. route 5, Ed
gar T. Spicer carrier. Fred NJ. Spicer
substitute
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-05
DR.. Shops Rheumatic Remedy

has been elected in his stead. Both
designations were on account of bad
health and lack of time.
The election of a successor to Mr..
aatterwhite as commander of the
knights of Pythias of Kentucky has
been called for tomorrow, April 6, on
which day all the staff officers and
the heads of the companies through
out Kentucky will cast their votes
for some man to be their head for
the next four years.
Mr.. Satterwhite is well known in
Paducah. Judge II. t. Lightfoot, of
Paducah, is major on his staff of the
Uniform Rank.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-05
TOWN BURNED
ULLIN, ILL, VISITED BY A DIS
ASTIiiOus FIRE.
Help sent From Murphysboro--Thc
Loss Cannot BE Asccrtaincd
at Present.

Fire destroyed the larger portion
of ullin, H.. about 20 miles north of
Cairo on the Illinois Central yester-
day.
The fire started shortly after mid
night and burned fiercely until about
o'clock.
The wind was blowing n strong
gale and the blaze spread rapidly.
The authorities wired TO Mayor
Winter at Cairo. asking that he send
u fire engine on special train. but
before the message could be deliy-
cred second message arrived stat
ing that Murphysboro had sent an
engine and that the IRE was practic-
ally under control.
A passenger OF an Illinois Central
train last night stated that the fire
had been a very disastrous one and
that most Of the stores ana large
number Of residences had been burn
ed.
There Is no fire lighting apparatus
I'M Ullin aud the flames had To be
fought by bucket brigades.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-05
Ball PLAYERS tumbled into Hender-

Ball PLAYERS tumbled into Hender-
son Monday on every train. Last
night fourteen of the twenty-four
men under contract were under the
supervision of Manager Kubitz who
will start the youngsters in their
race for jobs this morning.
The players who had arrived last
night at midnight were: Pitchers
Saddler. Simpson, Driscoll and
Cranes; Catcher Mains; Infielders
Durand. French, Ritz, Ned Crowdcr
and Outfelders Keller and Lucas.
Lewis Morgan. the pitcher of last
season and Charles Mcconnell a
twirler from Nashville were expected
during the night. The entire tribe
will be on hand today with the ex-
ception of Outfelder Long. who will
not report until Friday Henderson
Cleaner.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-05
A Dollars Worth Free
To An Rheumatic Sufferer

ask no deposit-no reference.no
security. There Is nothing 10 fisk
nothing 60 promise-nothinE 70 Pay,
either now or later. Any Rheumatlc
SUFFERER who does not know my REM
cdy may have q fun dollars worth
free 10 try. -.
4 wsiiineiy make this liberal orer
because know that Dr. Shovp
Rheumatic remedy may be relied
upon ALWAYS to bring the utmost
relief that medicine can. years nc,
studied the nature OF Hheumatlsm
For Rheumatism Is really
Crystniixcd roisoui
Your blood Is always full or poison
he poison You your cav sys sp1 Is the
purpose of the blood TO absorb ana
carry of this poison. Ana the Rid
neys. which are the blood hlters. are
expected TO cleanse the blood ana
send IL back through the system clean
20 gather more poison which. they IN
turn, VIII eliminate.
But sometimes the kidneys fail.
And sometimes, from some other
cause. the blood gets SO full OF poison
that they canot absorb Il all. This Is
tile start OF Rheumatism. The poison
accumulates and crystalizes. inc
crystals look like little grains on
sugar or OF fine white sand. The blood
carries them and they increase In size.
Then. when II can carry them no
longer II deposits them In n joint
on bone-anNWnefe. :.
The twinge In your leg-the dun
ache In your arm on a rainy day
these are the outward signs OF the
unseen crystals. And the twisted
limbs and unspeakable anguish of the
sufferer who has allowed his symp-
toms to go unheedod and unattended
for years--these are the evidences OF
what Rheumatism neglected. can do.
rheumatism includes lumbago, sci
atica. neuralgia. Rout--for all these
are the results OF rheumatic poison In
the blood.
Plainly. the first thing 70 do is to
remove the poison But this Is not
enough. The FORMATION of the
poison must be stopped. so that nature
may have n chance TO dissolve and
eliminate the crystals which have al
ready formed unless this is done
there can be no cure-no permanent
relief.
] searched the whole earth for n
specific for Rheumatism-someth
that / or any physician could feel safe
in prescrbing-someth that we
Mild cases are sometimes cured by
Hra
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-05

could count on not only occasionally
but ALWAYS. For the ravages OF
rheumatism are everywhere and
I spent twenty years In experiment.
ing before I felt satisfied that l had
q certain remedy for this dread dis
ease--a remedy which would not only
clean out the poison, but one which
would stop its formation.
Certain Relief.
The secret lay In n wonderful chem
ical 7 found In Germany. When I
found this chemical. know that I
could make n Rheumatic cure that
would be practically certain. But
even then, before I made an announce
name on it, made more than 1900
testsi And my failures were but
per cent.
This German chemical Is not the
Rheumatic Cure--but It made the
remedy posslble-made possible an
achievement which. I doubt not. could
have been made in no other way.
This chemical was very expensive
The duty. too. was high. In all II cost
me steO per pound. But what Is $500
per pound for REAL remedy for tho
worlds most painful disease?.for
REAL relief. from the greatest tor
turc human beings know?
don't mean that Or. Shops Rheu-
matte Cure can turn bony joints into
flesh again-that Is impossible. But
Il will drive from the blood the poison
that causes rain and swelling. and
then that is the end Of the pain and
swelllng-the end of the suffering
the end of rheumatism. That Is why
I can AFFORD to make this liberal offcr
that Is why can afford TO spend the
FIRST dollar that Rheumatic sufferers.
the world over. may learn OF my rem
edy.
simply write sc
The offer Is open TO -ei me, VINO
has not tried my renew hut you
must write ME for the frce dollar
package order. I will sc~H you an
order on your druggist which he VIII
accept as gladly as he would accept a
dollar. He win hand you from his
shelves standard sized package and
he will send the bill to me. There
are no conditions-no requirements.
All that I ask you to do Is TO write
write today. I will send YOU my book
on Rheumatism beside. IT is free. II
will help you TO understand your case.
Address DR. Shoop. Box c III. Racine,
WIS.
a single package. On sale at forty