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The Appeal., 1905-04-08
PLAY BALL.!

First Game of the Season at lexing
ton Park Tomorrow Afternoon.
The "Gotham City, team Of New
York and the famous "Prairie Lea
guers" will play the first ball game
OF the season at Lexington Park Sun
day afternoon.
|. Every member OF the Gotham City
team plays some musical instrument
The Appeal., 1905-04-08

Have you seen the new magazine,
"THE VOICE OF THE NEGRO?" See
notice elsewhere in this issue.
The Appeal., 1905-04-08
Handy Thing.

: The Pope Bicycle Daily Memoran-
dunn Calendar for 1905 contains
The Appeal., 1905-04-08
SAINT j :. J. P .PEAJ'L~ =
= WEEKS RECORD IN MlNNEso.
TA'S CAPITAL.

Re "Saintly City, and Sanity city
FoIks-Newsy Items of Social, Re-
aioious and general Matters Among
the People. -.
The Appeal., 1905-04-08

Messrs. H. Jt Samuels and G. B.
Clark, two enterprising young men,
have started the "All Right Hand
Laundry at 551 University street,
The Appeal., 1905-04-08

Plane lessons taught, also instruc'
sewing. Plain sewing done at the
Goodrich Russell Afro-American In
dustrial Home, 2406-240S 18th Ave
So. Miss Lydia Walker. instructor
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
VEGETABLE HINTS,

The fresher the vegetables the more wholesome they are. After being thoroughly washed, they should stand covered with cold water at least half an hour before using. Old potatoes should be peeled and allowed to soak in cold water several hours before they are cooked, while new potatoes are best when baked.
 Onions should be soaked in warm salt water for one hour before cooking in order to remove the rank flavor.
 TuFnips when boiled without peeline are less watery anda have a better fla. vor.
 onions, turnips and carrots when cut in slices crosswise the fiber, cook tender more quickly.
 Pease should never be allowed to stand after they are shelled.
 A little sugar added to the water ir which turnips. squash, beets, corn and peas are cooked adds to the flavor especially if the vegetables are poor in quality.
 Green vegetables should be put into salted boiling water and cooked rap. idly and will help preserve their c0.or
 Canned vegetables should be turned into a seive or colander and cold wa. ter poured over them in order to re. move the taste of the can.-Bostor Globe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07

COMPETENT laundress, to assist sn Ihe chamber work. References re- qulred- Apply before 10 ~ If. be- tween F and p. m., and after \ na'' 42S Prospect street. j6 If
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
SUMMER SCHOOL OPENS.
First Session Commences Under Fa-
 yoralble Circumstances.

First Session Commences Under Fa- voralble Circumstances. With most favorable conditions open-
 ed the first session of the first Yale Summer school. The regular summer
 school department was assembled in
 Marquand chapel about Sis o'clock, with Professor E. Hershey Sheath, df-
 rector oe the school, in charge. The first of the regular devotional exercises opened the session.
 Most of the recitation rooms for the
 summer school will be held in Lamp son hall, and there the members of the
 summer school greeted the students yesterday.
 The other section of the summer school, if sunch it may be called, is that of physical culture. Professor Will liam J. Anderson, head of the univer- sity gymnasium, is director of this de- partment, and he presided at the es- sembIy yesterday morning. Addresses were also made by President Hadley, Herr Luckow of Berlin, Sir Walrath Than, the Norwegian authority on physical culture; Dr. Mendel and Pro- fessors Henderson and Rettgsr. Cap tain Smoke, who is to take charge of the instruction in military tactics, de- tailed the work which would be expect ed in this course, and announced that it would be given in the dining hall
 Miss Kellor of Chicago university, who is to be one os the instructors, spoke on her department.
 Floor work and lectures were immedi- ately begun, and there was every indi- | cation that this department would prove one of the most successful sum mer schools of physical culture ever established in America. Dr. Anderson said this noon that there were more than hundred members of the school the first day, and that registration was far from complete.
 Professor Sheath, who is in charge of ] the summer school in general, said he would not for the present give out any
 announcement of the attendance. l The halls selected for the sessions of I the summer school are the Lampson ly- ceum, Alumni hall, Herrick hall,
 Dwight hall, the gymnasium and the dining hall. Herr Lucknow will give his lectures to some extent in the Y. M.
 c. A. gymnasium.
 The general laboratories are open for
 instruction and demonstrations.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
HUNTER OF PARASITES.
His Mission is to Find Natural Cures
 for Inssct Pests.

His Mission is to Find Natural Cures
 for Inssct Pests.
 He had just arrived in London from Brazil, and was off the next day to the Antipodes. found him in the office of the agent-general for Western Austra- lia, says a writer in the London Daily Mail. He was carrying a little box con- tainlng 8 few commonplace looking beetles, Yet to find those beetles he had travelled fifteen thousand miles and starcHled far and wide.
 For the bronZed and hardy traveller follows the least known profession on earth, that of the parasite hunter. For years he has been traveling, literally from China to Peru, in his search for insects that will aid the farmer in his war against pests. .7
 II am a tracker down of the natural cures for the insect pssts that are do- ing damage costing hundreds of mil lions every year." said Mir. Compere, in answer to my question. Every coun- try has it's different plaques. How do thsse pests come? Here London af- lords you the simplest Illustration, Millions of insects are carried into Eng land every day in thenTerchandise that arrives from abroad, some in the sack ings of eastern cargoes, some, in the dried foliage around tropical produce. At any time one of these strange in sects, carried here In such fashion, might find that the English climata suited it, and that one of your native products (possibly wheat) supplied it with a suitable food. If there were nothing to counteract it, it would in a few years spread all over England, breeding in great numbers several times a year. Before many had quite realized what was the matter, your wheat crop would be ruined.
 For some. years my work has taken me to every land. Now am in Spain, 1 now in China, now in the heart of France, now in Central America My method is this; When seeking an anti dote first find the native home of the pest wish to attack. Then I go there, get into the country, and examine. I watch the same pest there (where 1t Is probably doing scarcely any damage), and am almost sure to find that at | some stage of its life another insect at- tacks and destroys it. Then I have found what I wanted-my parasitic 1 and take it away with me and breed it to fight the pest a
 Every pest has it's parasite, and the right way to fight pests is through their parasites. Western Australia is setting the way here in practical fruit oultura and farming, and others will benefit from it's work" "-New York Sun,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
PROPOSALS FOR NEW FIRE ENGINE
 HOUSF
Department of Fire Service. Lla 1 iaIA--- Ir.a1 ---.- ",

Room 4. City Hall . New Haven, Conn. July 6, 1905. .. Sealed proposals will be received aF the Headquarters of the Department Fire Service, until Tuesday, August list. 1905, at o'clock p. m, at which time they will be opened by the Board of Fire Commissioners, i'll public meeting for the mason work, Carpenters and joiner's work, plumbing and heating re- quired in the erection, completion and finishing of a Fire Engine House on DixWell avenue, this city.
 Bids will be received from each trade fications.
 Plans and specifications may be ob- tained at the office of Brown and Won Beren, architects, S65 Chapel street, New Haven. Conn.
 The above proposals must be address ed to the Board of Fire Commissioners. and must be accompanied by a certified check for five per cent. of the full amount of the bid payable to Jonathan N Rowe. controller
 The Board, of Fire Commissioners re- serve the right to reject all bids or. waive any defects in same if it be deemed to the interest of the city so to do.
 Per order Board of Fire Commissions. CTS, s. J, METZGER.
 st Secretary.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
LOST.

A BLACK pocketbook on Chapel street car between Brewery and Chestnut streets. Return to 153 Fairmount avenue. Reward, IS Itp
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. yGEWEPC ANT0 nT rNUfT1 r AT tss


 City Engineers Office, No. IT, City Hall. New Haven, July 5, 1905 SEALER Proposals will be received at this office until ? D. m, July IF, 1905 i For constructing sewers in Ferry street, from Peck street to Rowe street. Rowe and Peck streets, from Lombard from Lombard street to Pine street. and Grafton street. from Pine street to No. 90, and Munson street, from Win chester avenue to Mansfield street.
 Blank forms of proposal, and anSzzs9gg. Formation concerning plans, sBecF Aol tions, bonds, etc, will be fasSfsh cd pe ! on application. ., No proposal will be received after the time specified, and all proposals not or, the blanks furnished or not properly filled out will be rejected. { The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
 By order of the Director of Public Works. r5 O. w. KELLY, 2 J6 St ... .s>ss... City Engineer,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07

ruff. Senate Clerk Alfred c. Baldwin and the Rev. Dr. E, P. Parker. the chaplain of the senate. The presenta- tions will take place at the end of the session.
 In the house the corrupt practice act was passed. An amendment limiting the governors contribution in canvas to $2,5O0 was rejected. leaving the amount at $5,OO0. The bill restoring the office of state fire marshal was reject ed.
 The adjournment in both houses at the end of the days work was until Tuesday of next week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
vILLAGB IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
Eleven New Names Proposed at Meet.

Eleven New Names Proposed at Meet
 ing of Executive Committee.
 Routine business was transacted at the regular meeting of the executive committee of the West Haven Village Improvement society, which was held last evening in the West Haven town hall. There was about a dozen of the members present when the meeting, was called 10 order. Clarence l.. Clark presided. Eleven new names were pro- posed for membership, which will bring the total up to 240s . r' '"' S ".''''.'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
Salamts.

One cent a word for each insprtion. I've eentH a word for a faH week. seyez times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
FOR SALR--1OOO set patent Stove Brick. Every set warranted one year. Ordera received T6S STATE STRHfST.
Dissolution oe Partnerahin.

The partnership hitherto existing be- tween the two undersigned under the firm name and style of "Xissinger e mutual consent. The business hersto- fore carried or by said firm on Whiting St. cor, of Hill St. New Haven, Conn, will be continued by the undersigned due from said firm and to whom all bills due to said firm should be paid.
 New Haven, Conn, July 5, 1905.
 H, PASSENGER,
 LOUIS GEIGER.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN. $. pRe

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. pRo- ,y BATE COURT, July 9th. l9O5 ESTATE of STEPHEN G. HUBBARD.
 late of New Haven, in said district,
 deceased. 5@
 i. Grosvenor: S. Hubbard of New York. N r., having made written application praying that administration of said es- tate may be granted. as by said applica- tion on file in this Court more fully ap- pears, 1t is
 ] ORDERED, That said application De heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven in said district. on the 18th day of July. 1905, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said cstat,s by publishing this order three timea in a newspaper having a Circulation in said district.
 By the court. s
 GEORGE w. CRAWFORD,
 1b St t..~.,. <sg .as,sa.. sssg @ 353s$ CsInrtx "
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
eI1arrenrrs.
RH MATTnpv

..7 K. Bs MALLORY
 AUCTIoNHER and Appraiser. 11ss Chapel St. Telephone 2360.. House hold sales speciality. SaIesrooIn 14a Orange St. a4-tf Patent Stove Brick are cheapest. Patent Bgeye Brick are I:ne.reAE-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
WANTED
WANTED

e,r- WANTED.
 sman family, e Clay street. j7 It'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
Ne6QsNopsopG..
Friday Half Holiday. Store Closes I2 O'clock.
 Hourly Sales, 8 to I2

FRIDAY HALF HOLIDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST THIS STORE CLOSES AT 12 O'CLOCK. TO DO WHOLE DAYS BUSINESS IN FOUR HOURS WE HAVE INAUGURATED FRIDAY HOURLY SALES OFFERING GOODS OF RELIABLE QUALITY AT EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES. GOODS ADVERTISED WILL BE ON SALE JUST SIXTY MINUTES AND WILL NOT BE SHOWN BE- FORE OR AFTER HOUR STATED NO EXCHANGES. NO MAIL ORDERS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28

DE 8robin5 Guropuca, nit ibren
enorm mertbpollen SuIpeterlogerll
genunnen, g%elangten old ole perud.
ntlden Brooin3en Gocna mo 9lrica
propiloriid) u1ter diIeniihe &errs
Ihuft. 3ur6 Den SrieOen3i6lllB
bonn 20. Gttober 1883 mlroe pcreins
bart, ooB GbiIi Oicic Y%rouiH5en 5ebn
Sabre lang beieBt boltcn ItnO BOB Die
8epolferuug oerielbeu Damn 0urd
cine Nbitinmu1g enti6ci0en lolc, oh
iie dileniid ODER perllonii6 Wcroen
molle. Die GbiIenen buben lid aber
MN felt e%ingeniitet, geruoe Die Die
GHglGn0er IN GgppteH, un0 oenten
nidlt oaran, ole Eropiu3en micoer
bcrulS 81 gebeH. Die pe%rcinburtc
GlbItimmung muroe inter olcrlei
&ormGnoeu INNER oeri6obeL unO
Die Yerualer mo6ten inn @efilble III
rer Sbnma6t bisber quite V}iene gum
boien Spiele. Seitoem uber ser chr.
gei3ige Or. So6n Nor0o i'm lebten
September gum %rGiioenten ponFe.
I'll geruGblt mrroe, miro in 2imn nit
Dem Sdbel geroiiclt, &riegsidiife
lin0 beitellt mor0em un0 man gibt
Iif gon5 Den @ni6cin olS oh man Is
oltf etnen &rieg ontomnlen loiicn
moQte. Die 6bilenen BADEN nit Gins
fiibr1lng Der ollgemeinen @ebrpfliht
genntmortet, Wno ieoenfoQS mer0en
li6 Die &erren 8erlloner nod cinmul
b%eiinnen, c6e lie 81 reit ge6en. Sic
bnbeu i6on in Dem o6enerpd6ntCn
Sriege %erfobren, mie idper ooS tiid)-
tige, nod oeutidcm Mtriter orgoui
itrte uno Don 0eutiden eingeiibte d)i.
,lenii6e Seer orein5ui6logen permog,
uno es lit an5uncbmcn ooB Der Huf
nab o9fiidGrobermQ Der Bropin5
6ocnu" ouf Die Oifi5ier$ Goiino2
6cihrGnft bIeibcn miro. Sn iencn
Reconsideration @robe6en Geplr.
bliteu beoori cS mond)mol iold)cr
allSbriihe Oer2eiocnidoften, INN oa5
@lei6gemi6t pieoer SIT erbolten. Die.
Seere 0cS @el0beutelS trQgt o6cr
iein gut Gbeil sur Grniidterpng bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
WlarDlauber Budnbtus.

Baltimore, Wio. "a. 9lpriI 1905.
3ie SireItoreH oes WlnrOldnoer 3ubtbmiies
iperoen bis 5iit 3, Mai 1905, 9iahmittngS
4 tlBr, IHaebote fir Die SieferIng bon f~infunos
6uauSigbnnbert SunnCn WeidlG 9ublen, ole elmer
@n1lDie unteriporteu fein iouen. ~eHtgeaeu Hebs
men. Ibftritten oer Spe6ifitaiioneu I6ulen
atf Infrdge i'm Silrenu oes gSdroeinS erlanat
iueroeu.
9iirgf6aft fir bie eetrcic @rfiuung oeS Com
traits miro %berlnnat.
Nnqebpte iperoel AM 8. mai 1905 ge6iinet.
Sablinaeit r1onntli6 @dar.
Sic 9ireftorer bebGliel fin oaS Aedbt Dor,
trgcno zines ooer ale Y1geb0te ab5ulpeilen.
Subn 4. geeller,
(Nprtl2i &C. S, 0}ati) gSaroein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
Ncinridl Ernnf.

IS itarb AM 20. 9(pril 1908 Sciuridl Sraut
I'M 2(ter bon ~ SnbriL aeboren in 1anern.
Sberiranten Sic 9eeroiaung iinoet sanIitns,
ben 20. 9tpril. 4 ll6r ytahmiitags, pom 5rduetz
buufe. 9tr. GO4. SurbdmsS truBe. aus fiatt.
Guolid bait Oh dualelitteH.
WidHbe barrie ihlpcre SiulncIr-
WiancheH Idg mo mlHde Jubt
Sait IN init Shmer}en 5ugchradlt.
StdHobait bait Oh iie ertrdgcr.
Seiue Sbmer3eH. Seine Eluqen.
Nis Der 5no SeiH gtuge bridt.
Sod p~erGeiieu mir Gid Mot.
Sie truuernoe lSiiilvc
0ls-O SObauna Srnuf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
Snr Ga6ridlt fir Die geier pOu Nirtbfdafts.
QdfnlFu

Baltimore. ocn II. 9(pril 1905.
Die Aeb0roe Der ToIi3eia 6ommiMdre fiir bic
Stdot Baltimore oronet biermit al. onB inter
tiIel, Der DiientIihen lofnleu @eiebe tGbarter)
am &nbltngr, 7ienitng, ben =. Mat 1905, ale
@irtbidaitSrdulnc, @irtbidaften uuo Spiritno.
ien'9doeu, folute nIe dnoereu 4ldbe. no iiir
geubbuli6 Spiritluien Oeriuuii iperoen, In Der
Gtaot Nultimure nefhlpie1 iciu miliielL. mo
ber @erfHii mo sic 9icferlIua- NoH epiriinuien
IN ocHielbeH am %beiaatcn l&GbliaaG uerboten
III.
@cur1e ". @inis,
Snmce 81. 4reItum,
Sbumds Z. SbrGDd,
tgtpril2s. 20 ;Wlait) BoIi5eisG ommidrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
Nlnnn 0eih-

IS ftarb am q. 9Gpril 1905 TINA 2eiR,
gSithue bes perftorbeRen @eorge z. Geib, i'm
90. Sabre i6res qe6en5. tn Der @obHuHg ibz
res So6ue6 CHARLES 4eib. 9tr. 2009, yloro Sui
tons9lnenIe. Die @eer0iauna iinoct SonHtag,
Rddmitiaa5 9 ll6r, BON ieincr lettcI gSobmmg
aus iidtt. QeifeBlulg auf Der uG~ounuu-Bart
6emetern. @ertUanote uHo Sremoe iiHo adj
tImgsOoa eingelabeu.
(St. Faul. WiirIt. mo SIotdndpolls, SHo.f
3eittuqeH m6Qeu gefl. copireHD (l1s1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
Gnr( Sdlneiacr, inn.

IS ftar6 am 20. glpril 1905 Sr, aarl edluei.
ger, it,, I'M g1ier bon 20 Sdbreu, : 0tonateu
iIHo 4 5ugen, ~aelie6ter Sobn bon W{iuHa
8ertunnote mo Srelnoe Der Snplilie ituo 61fs
li6it erIubt, Der 8ceroiguug, nel6e 6reitna,
9tabmittagS 2 lGr, bonn IrauerbGuie. Hr. 10l
nuo 70t, 4untbarbs straRe, SieblnnotolUl, aus
itattfiHhet, bet}lluohueH.
foieu peltet mo berfhiuinoen,
Wian6e fdlt uIs @noipe 40;
Dit Dent Sreluloe taIm lt1 ltnoe1,
5rcnnt le idou Der Zoo ms Srab.
gt6! aud iener GlGB int leer,
inner Charlie 1T Hiht mebr.
Sie trnnernoeu SinterOlicbcneu
(9lelps 2Orf Sin lnn RittSburger 3eitunaen
m6qeu g~efdlligit copireH) G17-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
WunberpuIe Eutbefuna.

Grau u. glettus, electromagnetic Spe5inIiftin
fir Srauers2eioeu. 9afnen foqten ii6 Tn allen
Sduen bertrnulidbtr art an MID ipeiroeiI. Menn
bate ME einen ein8ieeH SeblfnIae. grIeidtes
rune In 4S Stnuoen ODER feline 8esdbIuHg bets
Ianai. aeia Sdnner5. yooer Wsidbr, ooer tluters
Spred5tmnuer ODER briefItt So. 8ribatsllnters
tortf1en fir SonieiL 8eibuIte. Wdrteriniet.
aer5iItde gebannIung, uenit eeiplnfdt. Gtreng
bertrnntih. 9i1tDeribetInns fcftenfret. Gpredbs
ftiHbea non 10 9ornt. bis 8 gbenoS: GoHtfaas
bon 2 bis 8 5umm. 6rau X. steiiiua, Nr. 10.
Mtif-Jahtttesetrahs. (HNirt9sz&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
SefanntmadJIRgen.
GOntrolenrs. = epnrtement.

SOntroleuresE epartemeut.
Ratbbaus.
Baltimore, mo. ben %. 9lpril 1905.
giNnribt miro biermit ertbeilt. DAB ale
NIaritsgtccn8eH (aISi6lieBlid folder fir Gcns
lrezOldrft. in 5ol9e oeS 6euers), iolUie 6aus
iirer.2icen5eH am /. Gage oeS Dfdi 1905 6ubI.
bar iinO. uno %oietetben 3pii6eu Dem I. mo 20.
Niai In hieiem 9iircau ael0it iperoen miiien.
Weu. VI. 0eiiuer, 9ontroleur.
(glpril2S ;Mait ,3.5.s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
9eftdtiet
Srpartemeut fir 6fieutlide Sauten.
Suboepnrtement ocS Stabts 5uaenieurS.

Baltimore, Den 10. gpriI 1905.
oehnte mil hsr SftftSriit ssr,nofnis tor Shest
@spbult Hepairs." fir Die game Staot, i'm
StuotsS naenieurSs Department n19reno beS
SubreS 1905. mirb bierbur6 eriudt, unb tpers
ben ~oieieIben inter Der goreiie oeS .8oaro Of
%gliuaros. care Of onrrp 8. 0ooper. 9ieeiiter.
GitD4oau. Baltimore" bis gum 3. Dlai 1905,
SurmittnGs IL llbr ~cnteeaen aenortmen.
Gin bealaubiater 9bed in Sobe oes in ben
Gpe5ifif1ttunen 1Hgeeebenen 9efrdgeS. an Srs
Der oeS Wiahors mo StnbtrdtbS bon Baltimore
ge6oger. inlb ieoem gln0ebot b~eigefiet fein.
SpeSififationen uno N%n9ebots : SormuIare
i6unen nuf @rfuhen In oieiem 9iireau enteeeen
ge1onImelt lperbert.
Y. Z. Senbaa,
StaotzSHeerieur.
9eIidtiet:
G.. Glnh SimdHas,
9rdiioent Der G0Htrdfts9eboroe.
(@priI2t,2 %, "a. 25.2 20, 9 7,2S, 30 ;Mait,2 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
GnrnLinn 4. Edlnrm.

IS ftarb am %. 9Gpril 1905 Carolina q.
sdjuu, geIiebte Sfpeiicr BON 6ruu G6eo6nlo
0tcuer. i'm ~. Yeoersiabre. Die Gecroiaulg
fiuoet 5uHntag, 9iudnittaqs 2 ubr, bon ibrer
lebteH yGu6mung, iii. 1S41. @lQle StruBe, aus
Hdd5 Der o2ouooH.YGrts @emeterO" ilGtt
U1S-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
Department. fur aiisntliae santen.

u fPHfAN " Slupi RNuHGN ltulps
Baltimore, ben 10. 9Ipril 1905.
Seritceelte 6oroerlngSs gInaebote, ole an ben
o@oaro Of Ituaros, " 5u 9tnoen oeS Staotsgtes
qiitrntors n~oreiIirt fein %iniiiier, peroen bis
@tittppdi. ben 8. W}ui 1905. Bormittnas II
ubr, bonn Observation-Disclosures in oeiien Niireau
i'm R1tbbGtie entgegcrl genommet, fir oie 9ts
oeuiruna @oitenrunoetnbeiebuna mo 8iluites
iterling nit belaiibell 8l6deu Der 9iO6sStrnBe,
bon Der Siioieite Der Baltimore traBe bis 5ur
9~loroieite Der Yr1ttsStrnBe.
Spe5itiiatiuneu mo glngebots : SormuIdre
pcroen 1uf gserldn9en bon oiefem 9iiredu ees
l%iefert. Ser aBoaro Of gtpdross 6e6dIt fb onS
Ne6t Dor, irgenb iueI9e uno uue ~9Ineebote gu
bertuerfen.
Sin beolaubieter gbed in Der S66e beS in
ben Spedififdtionefl utaegebenen 8etrnas, 5nbIs
bar OIL ben Mia6or unh Stubtratb bon @altis
more, rllB ieoem 6oroerunaS : anaebot beiaes
figI fem.
Q. Z, SeuSaa,
StaotsSngenieur.
9eitdti9t.
e. 6laN StmanuS,
Br1iioent Der 9ontraits9 eb0roe.
(Spril2t %, "a, 20. 49, 81, 2S. 90 ;Uini1 .2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
Sin SdJritt in Der redlten &idtmmg
ahnrt % Krnirni nm nmrn srhnninnen

NegrdbntfeH.
Gin fb6ner Slra, eHtpeoer NIT
Sraaem 9IiiS.iie6cr3na, Naes fiji
Sdres@infoe, BeerdbniBseIn8eiee,
@inbaIfanlirlIt9 Der 9ei6e, CITE
3rauerflor, 9 Bunr Sa~tofbube, OV
Seffuune oes @rabeS,
~Qeiebenipdaen uno 5 feline 9utf6en.
@ininm Guut, 2etdenbeltntter,
gortbs luo @reetninuntssIoe. Neioe telephone
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Seurn Step6an.

IS Itarb am %. g(pril 1905 SeurN etepBau,
~peIiebter @atte bon Mn0eItne Stepban. Die
@eeroigune iiHoet Samitag, 2 llbr 9Iu6ntittnaS.
bon ieiHer lebtet gSobUung, 9r. 2104. 9anos
bersStrdBe, aus itatt. &errdnote II. Sreunoe
Der Sumilie iiuo a6tuugSoou eiu9elnoen, oers
fei6cH bei5upobucn. G16-9)
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ssr. GOA, ehS.ebnrp. strase,
III ncr ~Qci6lenheitatter,

tpeI6er ole GuItrdee ftets 3ur 8ufrteoeubeit
cuStibrt. STE bon ibm be1nnS,lten 2ei9en
f6nren sSo6en Tong lieeeH, obne bic geringften
graouirte gin5aIfn mireria, uuo III sie Ne5aTto'
Ilulg BON 6%rdueHIeiheH beren SpeliuIita!.
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Eimuu Greiner.

IS Itar6 pl6Blid am %. 9pril 1905 Simon
Greiner, Qeliebter @dtte Der nerttorhenen 9uz
tDeriHe 8reiner, o. Sabre alt. Die 8eerotgung
fiuoet 1rcitag, Ga6nltttdgs 3 llbr, BON teiHer
lebteH gSobnung, Nr. S06, Surgunens gllleN, aus
pripatim ltati. O17-S)
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0nnSun 8arf.

Ser b%anpti6hltdbte Sriebbof In Baltimore.
Areal: $50 Mdcr. = SmnicTipdbrcnoer 0barter,
gu icoer Belt erreibbar. Stint Gents Sabrl
eeIo bon allen GtaottbeiIeH. Gtrabenbabt.
Magguns pnfiiren ben Saupteinaang dIe orei
Wltnutell. gSurmes @drte8imnter inr SoIbe,
Sic ben 5rieo6of bel rnllbem 2geiter beil6en.
Beardbntbpldbe 3u febr mibieeu YreifeH.
fdmmfltn utter fortludhrenoer Yflege.
Sfrenn: Gr. 81, seeitsS Saratoga traRe.
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