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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
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ben angrtnsenOen Stcaten.
@IoSbIGi Ter perbofte

BlaSbla1er pPrbuftet.
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it)oIl Sacob g. @corgc ollf cincn 9e.
iebl 0eS 9un0cS Grci5oerihtcs in
baltimore bin bcrboitct un6 oonn
aegen 9iirgihoit iiir cin &crb6r olu
10. WGr5 in Baltimore luicocr frci.
geIoIien. Die Nn0ciduloi0tcn limo
George WcNmun, s.. Gillian @.Nonf.
Nnton aoItncr, Soiepb 8cdcr mo
Vcrnboro W}cb. Sic fitnf WGnncr ito
BEN inter Scr NutIugc, ocn Ginbnlts,
8eIebl 0eS 9unbeS0crihtcS ococn sic
Nngriiic oui Die Nid)t Unions @loS.
blazer III Den GllmbcrlGn0cr @Io5.
merten nerlebt 81 bobcu. Die Gum
berlGn0er @In3tucrfc rehabilitation
triibcr 300 Fcrioncn mo bo6cn felt
Dem Stritc luicocr GO Nrbeitcr, mel
dlc ole nidt 3llr Union 0eb6rcr, an
0%cItcllt. I'm oicicIbcu 5lt id)iibcn,
mllr0e ciu GinbnIt8bcfcbI pom Dun.
oeS arci5Geridt ae0cn sic NuSItGn-
0igen erlongt.
An Scr "a 6oib CABIN" &c
tG0tet.
Sn Scr 9tQbe bon 2ittlc Orleans,
AaegonD County, rpltr0c Scr so
Sabre nIte &ormoru gQln. GiSf BON
Montono ouf oeu @eleiien scr go
bni6 = 9obn" bon elmer Der fleittcn
Gintep = 2ofomotioen iibcrfobreu 1t,
9%etootet. @r mobnte nit Iciucr go.
mile III Dem Eager Der 9(rbeitcr.
it zines Nr5tc&.
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&. e.. SpeeN, Elm 40 Sabre after
Mnnn, erid)oiierL mGbrcno icine Got,
tin mo Eod)tcr bonn &olIlC obmcicl0
morcrt. Or. Spcco Itono IN bohcm
2lnieben mo iuor scr So6n cinc8
@eiitlidelt. Mon lueiB lid sic ltr.
iode fir Ole groltiige Thot nift all
ertlGren. Wnn inb i'm 5IIcbt ON
Nlben0, olS cr bon ciuem @oticnten
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cin Fotient, ser 51t t6nt 0cfommcn
mar, ieinc 2eid)c IN Der Office. Ser
Mom fono Die Gbiirc gci6Ioiicn ms
bego6 iid) nod Ser @obnult0 OcSGotz
tors, no man ibnl ic6od io9tc, oicier
lei mGbreno Scr Nudt nid)t beimqes
tebrt. Gr febrte bonr noA Der 81
flee 5ltriid, ipren9te sic Sbiirc olti
uno Iub Den gIr5t olf oem @ooen lie,
gen mo ncbelt ser 2cidc rillen Ne-
poluer.
Sr. g. q. 81 eintcr gcItorben.
@ie oli8 Cation, Cabot Gountn,
bCrid)tet miro, lit ser BORT out be
fonntc 8Gdermciitcr Soml. M.Wicin.
Ter hei cinem 8eillde Del icinemSnbs
nclin MIuntm Ga, 9cltorbcn. &r.
Meinber fam in 1876 ans Georgia
nod Baltimore unb 5o9 1884 mad,
Cation, no er cine groBe @Gderei be-
trie6. lin i'm trollern feline @ittipc,
cine ~9eborcne Gus, ionic Die folgens
oeu ainoer: @m. &. unO Morgorctb
WeinBer Don Cation, Srotf Weinbcr
bon Nelu, Oort, un0 Sobn s. uto
Samuel u. Wfeinber bon %9(tlonto, 60.
Seine 2eide miro 5llr 9ecroignng
nod Cation gebrodt. @r. Weinbcr
gcborte perihieoencn Srocn an.
&ungcM 4 5 h cnoIS 3euNcr.
Sn SogerStoiun mrroc $. g. 9ol.
lingcr ipegenSultcno einca mlorocnt,
lid)cn SnllIeS bonn Hidtcr &eeoD 5lt
elmer Celebrate BON $315 perlrtbcilt,
uno ga Der Mann niht 5oblcn tonl.
te, mlBte er in boS @efGugniB nan.
bern. Gas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
Dem Ero5ciic 8olingcr'& mnr Die
Sbotiodc, boB piele ilntgc M6oden
aus ongeiebenen Somilien ais Ben.
gen I'M @erid)te eridcinen muBtcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Baltimore 9ampf.Sadst.Gu
lstIts aHs sab.tIaIlss gat:siats;l

Die Der. StanteHsYoit bet0rbernb.
9dMpfer fabren tdaIt6, Sonntaes auSaenorl'
men. bon ben p4nD Zine "sBiers. CIR. 1913,
QigbtsSirnBe, $50 @benos oireit nn9 OLD
gotnt Comfort, ytorfDlf, Ror.smnuib uIlb dlen
9unften hes SioeHS. gerbinouia in OLD
Notnt Comfort init ~G. & D.'Gif.r6abn" nab
sl6moIo,. 8erbinbune III 4ortsHloutb init BEN
mouth Hatb gtIanin. Su ssortoif 8er0inbliIe
nit Der ~gltTnntic Coat Cine, giorioIt un6
GnroIirn, EorfpIf un6 tlbIin, gtortoIi uub
peftlib unb .SGo Dominion Fine" moo NeipI
bern MdIDiHatcn. R.sG., lno Jfitpmont. ga.
YlabI8eiteu nad euror1ithern BIdne. erru'
rt1fe &diiiten5iinner, eIeiirifbe NelGinilng,
Sanipfbei5ung, aoien fret. Sfeierbirte RGlntens
Jinner In ben RtIetsghrenu1 Der yg1b line:
Gr. 32f, notwithstanding CIR. 500 unbi
b0S, 9ig6tsStrdbe, g. ". g.. Office, N-. 2t5l
Nprb,gbarIeSsGtraBe, uHo MIbdu9bS, GbarIess
unb lertugtoHsS trdPe.
Subn u. eberpupe, q. Bruhuu,
gtee.Qrdf. u. @ens DlaHaaer. Gen. pnf. .sleent
(Del2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

tragt do >Os Sohe, Ole lH Inner GskautHata
': Il NHMzZM

Die idnelitc Iomte nad G9ieaao
tit Die .B%enniplpania eiienbabn. "
9nrdsebenoer Sdlafrpaegom BON
Baltimore init benz Chicago 2imi.
TED" DerldBt Union . Citation ZOO
ltbr abenos tGglid. Speiie- nno
Neutrality-suspicious. am 3uge.
G4,6,8,6U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
WoInut @robe mir6 @ r.
Fnuf

fault.
Sonnie ". 9Iurfenibip lun6 @ottc.
Sronf g. Sorniipn mo emma g.
Sarn1iion ffooten Dcitcru I'M areiS.
acri6tc SIT Somion 1cQcu G6orlcS9 Gee
Wtcrrifcn, Sunruel g. Ticlo mo Z.
9. @beeIcr oilf &crfotti BON 1871
Ndcr 2ouo ullf benz Oltuicr ocS9od
Ripcr, ollh olS @nllmt @rouc be
fnnnt, unb 8crtbeiliug ocS GrI0icS
inter oie Grben Der Gmmn g. @6cc.
Ter.
GrIitt einen 9 hIoQuufuIl.
Srou NuaGe, @ottiu oea Iric0cnS
rid)tcrS @nt. 6. No9lc, bon Cations
biGc, Iic9t IN ibrer 8cbotiltng 0u,
icIbit in tritiid)cm 3%uItonoc ooruic
ser. Sic erIitt am lcbteu SonitoQ
eincn Sdloaonfou unb ibrc gauge
lintc Scitc lit Qcl0bmt. Grit am
Sonntaq @bcnb fam lie mieocr 5ltr
8ciimun9.
@ricftrG0cr acitor6cu,
Sr. George ". @roSmid, scr onl
lcbten Sonnto1 Nbcnh IN iciner DE.
boliiuuq, Or. 1t0i. Gait 9(pc., itorb,
miro belltc bon BORT aus oltf ocmWtt.
Carmel G%ricoboic bccroigt. &r.
@roSmid mar 50 Sabre alt uno bin.
tcrIGBt ieinc @itttuc, 6rou 9protbeo
@roSmid, cinen Sobn Sru. Sohn
@roSmif, elmo 9ofter 8rolt @ote 81.
ifcr ut6 5mti Gnfclfimoer. Gr iuor
Sabre lang 9rieitrGger inn bicii0cn
Eoitontc rn0 Mit0Iic6 mCbrcrcr so.
gen.
Grad buS @cin.
Charles 6itdett, in 9&r. AIS, Mor6.
Golin0tou g.. Npcnllc, noGnboft, broh
geItcrn in Scr Ginger 9 5obrit ON
6llbc Ser Glintonltrobc, GigCnt6um
bon s. WPiucr, bel cincm Shlr5e boS
rcdte @cin. Gr mlirbc inn Yotrolmu
gcu Der RoIi5ciitution bon Canton
nod) icincr @obnt1lg Qei6ofit.
Baltimore Gnuutp dJ t
nm Stoot$GiiIfc.
@cItcrn ipor ser leBte Iug, an mel.
hcm Die pcridieoencn Counties 6es
Stootcs Oieicn nm Siilic gum goucu
outer 2onOitrobcn crill6cl fom1tcn.
Die f~olgcnOen Npplifotioncn iino Gin
geloufcn, Wnb 5tpor fir Ole nodgc-
nonntcn Iiiton5et nellcr Cambria
BCn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
@eswet(u
BON smpfebIcnspertben Sinan5',
GugrOs' nnS G~noetail.8eIdGften.
Sinou3teIIeS s.
0nufpn

StnousteIIeS.
8anten.
Girit Rational 8ant, 16, @eIt.Sara.
togo StroBe; S. 8. Sereuion,
8rdit6ert; s. g. @iIcor, RoiIirer.
Sormers' ano Werdants' NationaI
9auf, 30t, Roro.GbarIes. StraBe;
Gbos. z. Crane, 8rGiioent; Garter
q. Ssburn, &aiiirer.
9eutide @ont, 2ertnston- unS $oui.
StraBe; 81. s. SduIa, 8rGIt.
bent; aueuit 8eber, @aiIirer.
Commercial an6 Sormers' NationaI
8ant, $otparo- rtnS @erman.St TT.
@eitern NotionaI 8anf, ID, Ror6.
@utau.S traBe; Soibua g. SorbeD,
Rrdiioent; 90. Marriott. &oiiirer.
0roDers' ono Nedonics' RationoI
8anf, gutotp. uno SaDette.S Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
SamhurgsN
- Sad -
-Samburs
9UppeIidranben-

. st1tH 5u bnper fur aOnSOn unO Vurts az.
Sanbnrg.Imerifa'Gin ie,
81 9roa6pnp, Reip-Oorf.
artbur 8. &Obion,
.t.'' II .Gentre.S trobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

annapolis, Wt. JioOnl Station. l7.50 hno
ts,45 &orlu., 1850 mo l5.5b gld6mt. Camden.
Citation. 800 mo t0.00 Gornt, 1895 writ.
tags, 400, 25.35, GOO uno 21t.t0 slbenbs.
9attoeusS intioii, 1913, 200. 29.t5 nrb 1000
8orrn., Il .25. 1850 iino $500 abenoS.
Mtn6eiier, Wt. RobaIsS tntion. ITO Q. uuth
i243 .. characterization 1870 o.. 500 UNI
1850 9tadnI.
tagerstowu, WtL SobnI,S tation. is.45 Born,
1850 Ga6m. enmocn'Stntion, 1900 gorm..
1850 unb 400 Hadbm.
Gnieptt6itp nne Wt. atrh. Characterization,
H.35, 2e.t5 gornL. li.25, 1880, $3.50 Radm.,
1880 unb *tt.45 9l6eHoS.
Curtis Bah, 9amoen,e tntion, 1928 Born.
enrnn, Mt. WoOalsStatiou, s2.43 gadnl
Characterization, 1900 Nadm.
.,dlunal Rfue Qiuie" uadt 46tfobeInhfa sus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
0eIbienbangcn nod 9entidIanb nnS
0eftreif1 p

5u "a Gents pro Warf un6 20H
Gents bro arone. porto extra.
@edieI aaggeiteqt anf ale Ebei~~
Der @elt. giaise Shiffsfarten boz
iinb nod Gentidluno. EBeo. 8.
Dtener & Co., I'D Dft.2ering
tons III. 8immer Rr. 8. (fsO-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Sparbonfen.
Central Saoings 9ant, CHARLES.
uno 2egineton.S troBe.

@antters un6 Mofler.
SambIeton & Co., IL, Sit,2erineton.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

Selter.8c rIi6erunes.G gentcn.
Some 5rienoIp Society, 1925, Gin.
oen : Ipenue.
8. &. SbadeIforS & Co., 2, Oft.
SaratogoItrabe.
$enrp so. @arfieIO @opaD, 210,
Slt-2eringtonitroBe.
9irdbeao & Con, 2t4, STt.2ering.
ton . StroBe.
SenneB & EapIor, 306, SIt.2ering.
ton : StraBe.
Burner & Gbowtas, 2, SIt.S Saratoga.
StroBe.
W. 8. Seioen, If, OIt.BIeniont.
StrnBe.
Seiterlidere W6beI. 2ogerung.
8rabnm's @arebouie, 8orf apenite
uno 9olpbin.S traBe.
@runoeigentbums .MafIer.
gierre 6. 9ueon & 0epben, t6,
2erington.S traBe.
8ubban6Iung.
@untber's beutibe @itdbanSIung.
808, OIt.8aItimore. StroBe.
9Idpr.R pmiiiitpu
3be Mpers & $ids Co., 104, Siio.
Soparo.S trabe.
9auboI3-SGnoler.
Ebos. WattbetpS & Con, Canton.
Gbenre uno IlbemarIe-S trabe.
Geo. S. Sloan & Bro, Ala, eight.
StraBe.
0le6- un6 emoiIirte StobItuaarer.
Rational @nameling & Stamping
Co., 100, Sanober'S traBe.
0nnpfmaidinen, &eIiel II. BUMPER.
Wauace Stebbins u Cons, GbarieS'
nno 2ombaro.S traBe.
2an5ntrtiduftlide GerGtbe iinS Sd.
mereien.
@riffitb & Eurner Co., 200, Ror6.
BaeaitraBe.
Ornamental 9rabt arbeiten.
Sniur e 60, 3tt, R..SoTnrb.S Ctr.
Sdnitt. uno Gltraiuaaren.
@rmIirong, Gator & Co.. 106-18.
Sopfins.8 lace.
Sregelfas, Sertel & 60, los, SOP.
fins.Yiace.
SBiiren, Seniterrabmen II. 6%aiiIeatr.
Srant 8. 8atfins & Co., groit. un5
Hreiioent.S trabe.
Sdnupftabats : Sabrifdnten.
Starr & Co., 436. 0oro.G Colbert.
Strabe.
3eitidriften Wasasin eic.
Baltimore Wems Co., 3t8. @eit.
@erman-S traBe.
5rie69ofe.
2ouoon Barf Cemetery. Office 81,
Weit.S aratoga.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
p8lpgal Blue 2!uie" uad, philadelphia aHs
Nlrlu glorF

Hciu'Y)orf.
SeftIib BerI. Gnmoeu Berf. W1t gtpbul
S6Infip1eenn -. .3deI. 3.51 y. 3.55 V.
R1rIcr & Spetfe. .5d9l. 7.b5 Q. 1900 80
NGitet 'o1rIoJ aise. 9. $50 q. 9.54 V.
8arior'' sSsiIs.. Gnsa, 8. 1868. uti.S4s.s
8arlor, Gpeife. .9dgI. LOS Z. VI 1859 81.
g9iehal e%imiteb," nnslbIteBIiher Runman.8ua.
9iifet', Raibs, T1rIor', S6ierbationss unb
Gpeifess3ae9ofiS. 9dgl, 3.4s u. 8S.S2N
8GrIor. Speiie. . .IdaI. 900 u. sos M.9
goa9es. 9bild.. aIsa Q. 1852 500 M.g
9oufes. gbild.. .Idgl. 900 u. 9.05 M.Q
Shlnfpuggon. 49,. Tdgl. 1890 u. f2.44 M.
Ser IotaIe SfIafpaesoH iIah gletps gorf III i'm
Wlt. Hpnalsg'dbnboie nm 10. 90 Nbenbs 8Ir 2tufs
iinbne BON 4Snitaateren berett.
NJ mad AtianticsGitn an @n6entugen: %
mao Attnnties0it g tdglid.
gtae 2iige bdIten tn @ifminstpa. q bdlt
In Shtiter an.
gerI. Guurben gerI. at. sopoI
Rbita. gtfom. unr Con. sos Q. s.f0g,
Ebila.. gffor1. nusg. Q. s.f58. $40 q.
QbilG. grpteB. aisg. o. 2.20 q. 2.26R.
eingerln VIII, aliSg. 9. $40 q. SIS y.
9btla. gffoHI., nur 60. 6.10 ". 6.f6a.
9biId. grpreb, aus9, S.g7.5bM 500 ".
Bbild. 9rpreB. -. .Il3l. 900 ". 9.o6 u.
giletsgirealg: R6toiusfkGfe gtarles. iirsb
edrdtcaa'SiraBe 60. Wl. 20, u. AsgebdnbeJ.
gr. 526, GhcsercanruGpj VT. kobaIsSfdticp
ODER GarHhensS iutipn M
:. =, Marttn. lsiaar. eaa. 1raFftt.
Is. ~. Saiirt. Sen. .spal .2laenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

Cine 0epeld)e aus Gibraltar mel.
oct, Dob BORT Ger oertid)e 9ampier
nSdpennall" 0opt. Yeterien) IN
trennenOem 3uitunOe eingetroficn II.
luabrideinlih ucrloren lit. GoSS diff
beionO iid) ulti Der 6obrt bon 2ipors
no rtah 5ripoliS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems Coats and Vests 90 NA
Worth from $3.50 to $1,000. aV/sVV

A lot of odd coats and vests for these rem
nants from suit stock; the materials good
wool tweeds and fancy worsteds; there's good as
sortnent of sizes to begin with early before
your size is sold; colors neat patterns desrable
coats and vests actually worth from $3.50 $1,000.
On sale Tuesday, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Boys 35C Blue Bib Overalls l5C a Pair

Boys blue bib overas made from good strong denim full
and well sewed; boys from years 1E.
worth regularly 35c Tuesday only, the pair Az
Boys all-woo honeycomb plain fancy
stripes and plain colors juvenile styles little fellows
to turtle neck styles for larger boys 60
l6 regular 81 and ST. values Tuesday VIZ
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems Wool Sweaters at Half

Mems wool of various styles and kinds nearly all
and szes cleanup of short lines early get first
choice On sale Tuesday only, choice, half price
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems lOC HandkerChiefS Sc

Mems fine quality japonette handkeches with hesttchec
borders some plain white Others with printed edges full
sizes these regular handkerchs Tuesday &C each
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

good wool cheviot cotton
and serceabe coors sizes for youngsters
Of just the thing for everyday 1Or
wear Tuesday the pair ...........S1t
night shirts made from good strong muslin properly cut
sizes from 10 IA these
high shirts but they slightly soied oSr
while ~N
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems Initial Handkerchief at Half

All of initial andkerchie linen cambc and aponee
iginal price
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems Fancy Suspenders at Half

All lines OF holiday suspender left from the Christmas selling
offered Tuesday price This fancy suspend
from the cheapest the best
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Pre-Inventory Prices ON Boys Clothing g-Some Less
Boys $500 Wool Suits $l.79

suits awoo materials chevos light
well substantially
juvenile little fellows
breasted styles larger boys 49, regular $500 suits Tuesday
choice suit $70.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

Mems $500 Top Coats
An Even Hundred of Them ............

ofmesto asmadef
aandp rtand
sfpm2 there's
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
75c and $l.OO Shirts SOC

Mems stiff bosom fancy shirts mostly dark
assortment of golf shirts that slightly soed; clean
up of odd lines nearly all Sizes original prices and 90
Choice Tuesday,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Boys $500 Wool Suits SSc

made from good sturdy wool mixed chevos
double breasted Jackets
these good $500 values
you'd best early On sale Tues
at o'clock each SSc
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

white shirt
waist
ruesday Ssa5a onS OF ase regular Doc values l9c
White Funery blouse waists for boys from
embroidered collars,
sso ruesd on on e h e eo Csc
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems Csc NeCkwear l2hC

Mems silk neckwear four-n-hands, shield tecks and
shield puffs; good silks excellent patterns; a clean
of regular 25c neckwear, Specially priced for
Tuesday, 121ac,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Boys 35C Caps l2hc

Boys caps in golf yacht, automobile and cot
lege shapes; made from good all-wool mate
rals: neat patterns and good colors; all sizes
for boys and some mems sizes; 25c and S5c CAPS.
Tuesday 121ac
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems SOC NeCkwear Csc

Mets necear IN VarouS Styles ana Coors aest shapes III
unrestricted choice of line
Tuesday for 25c early and get first pick.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
A Very Merry Christmas to All
Store Closed Monday, December 25th

nc territory tr uereov
to gh He hetadngpu
agm in % i tyt eanc
h nh al l lgh is sbutoe
CLINE have but nem Spendht
Ahh an its by hc@-
working gog udad dqpe
hyeqhpd dg place in
Store m att he h # ii ~
omhofo asgga anohef fifty fee
g th h floors nd IA Aanwe A yNlryCh ChdtmashA All
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
$500 Suit Cases $l.30

Good suit cases of keratol or imitation alliga-
tor hide lined with canvas; four inside leather
straps; brass lock and clasp riveted leather
corners; large or small sizes; regular $500 val
ues Tuesday, $1.39
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems $3.50 Felt Hats
Both Soft and Stiff
..$l.l()

Mems felt hats the and
pear edoras haon shapes and Opmo blocks
silk
Choice, Tuesday $I.IQ in aisle q main floor
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems $500 Felt Hats
Also Hats for Boys ........-.....
..09C


blocks stiff stiff black only soft hats black
dior Pre- Inventory Tuesday
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
$3.50 Canvas Trunks $4.39

Flat top canvas covered trunks, with sheet iron
bottoms and strong wood stays we'll riveted; !;
finished with brass lock and clasp; strong in
side tray; both large and small sizes; good, sub
stantial trunks; regularly worth $3.50. Tuesday,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Children's $1.5O Hats 89c

Childrens sailor hats of plain scratch felt;
brown, blue tan and champagne shades; good
broad brms and silk streamers; sizes for both
boys and girls; these are excellent $15O value.
Tuesday, on the second floor, SOC.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

Mems $500 Trousers $l.l9

weed woed and chevots various
from
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems 75c 0veralls 25c
Boys S4.OO Wool Suits S2.37

Boys suits made from fine a-wool tweed chevos
woseds; popular paterns Juvenile styles
little fellows
styles for larger boys from 49, Stylish actually
$4.C0 Tuesday, choice.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Mems Winter OverCoats
Good Styles-Well Worth $500.

Youths $50 and $3.50 Suits GO no
ages 10 10 ~ Years - &F@~e - ~
Youths
to 20
price Tuesday, SECS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-12
SUICIDE At HOTEL.
WOman Who Shot Herself at Grand
Union Left Letters.

An attendant at the Grand Union Hotel who
entered the room of Mrs. Christina Peloquin,
who had been a guest of the hotel since De-
cember 6, yesterday afternoon found the woman
dead on the bed. fully dressed, with a bullet
wound in her forehead.
When the Coroner arrived he took possess
sion of the womans effects. On the dresser
was a bundle of letters, purse and note.
The latter read:
please notify my son, Romeo Peloquin, at
the real estate office of F. R. Woods & Co..
Broadway and S0th-st."
The letters were written in French, and so
far as Coroner Scholer able to decipher
them seemed to hint at affair of the heart
of some kind.
81 could not make out to whom the letters
were addressed" said the Coroner, whether
TO the woman's son, her husband or herself"
There were four handsome rings and 800 in
money in the purse and the had always
appeared to be plentifully supplied with cash
while at the hotel
1t was learned later that the woman's hus-
band was employed at Smith & Mabley's gar
age The SOP appeared at the Stephen Merritt
undertaking establishment and gave directions
for the burial. He declined to discuss his
mothers suicide but at his home, No 1913
West S9th-st it was said that he had spoken
of receiving letters from her from Montreal, re-
GREETING that the three members of the family
were separated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-12
KUTRoFF BACK FROM ENGLAND.
Princeton Student Who Disappeared Will
Be Started in Business by Father

Percy Kutroff, the student who disappeared on
his way from this city to Princeton on September
q and was discovered working in a cotton broker s
office I'm Manchester England some days ago, re-
turned yesterday morning on the turbine steam
ship Carmania- The boy. wFo is seventeen years
old left his college work, which he found hard,
with the idea of making his own way in the world
He went to England, so that he would not be
easily discovered, and made his home with rela-
tives of his father Before he returned 5000 had
been offered for his discovery. A friend of the
family discovered the boy, who readily yielded to
his fathers entreaty that he back to America
He said yesterday:
The college work was too hard, and had no taste
fer the associations. | wanted to go TO work and
make nv own way in the world. My father refused
to let me leave college. SO left on my own hook
when l received my remittance at the beginning of
the term. l went to England, so as to escape
capture. Ny funds were about exhausted when
nv father sent for to return.
Mr. Kutroff, ST., said yesterday that he would rot
force his to return to college, but would set
him up business Where or in what line he has
decided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-12
BUSINESSES TOBACCO SUIT.
Justice Marean Holds Locker G Co. Suffered
from Trusts Lawful Powers.

In dlsmssing the suit of E. Locker & Co., whole
sale and retail tobacco Dealers OF Bushwick-ave..
Brooklyn, for 100000 against the American To-
bacco Company, the Metropolitan Tobacco Com
pany and Adolph Bondheim and Arthur Hern
stockholders of the latter company because, as
alleged. the Tobacco Trust refused TO sell goods
the Lockers after the latter had refused to sell
out 10 the trust Its terms, Justice Marean,
in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn yesterday said
You start in with the proposition that nine
tenths OF the tobacco in the United States is owned
by concern, the American Tobacco Company.
II seems 10 me that you suffering from the
lawful powers that go with such ownership. I do
not understand that they can be compelled to sell
to you. If the companies have entered into any
contract with you which they have violated they
be sued for damages, but do not see how
this action be maintained.
Frederick b. Belamy, counsel fer the plaintiffs,
will appeal from the decision. The Locker com
pany, which has been in business for forty years,
is said be the largest independent tobacco con-
Germ in the city.
A representative of the United States Attorney
Generals office was present during the court pro-
ceedings-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-12
MlSiIAP COAGESTo SUBWAY
Eppress Train LeaUes Track IN Bush
Hour-HedLey aboard.

Broadway subway express tram went OIL tne
track at Fulton-st. at the rush hour last night
For a time there was much congestion Of passen-
gers at the principal stations along the line
The trouble occurred at $40 o'clock, when a
northbound express started to pull out of the sta
ton --
When the forward truck wheels of the first car
reached the switch they ran off the tracks ana
bumped over the ties for about fifteen feet before
the motorman brought the train to stop.
The passengers were ordered out of the train and
a wrecking crew summoned. The power was hrst
shut off from the front end of the car to AVOID
short crcuiting and workmen then knocked on
the shoe beam" to prevent it also.
The northbound express trains were blocked for
six minutes above Futon-st. and all trains north
hound below that point for forty-hve minutes
while the tracks were repaired. Local trains were
switched around the City Hail loops and continued
running as usual, and southbound trains were
switched back below the Bridge station
Frank Fedley general manager. explained the
trouble as follows:
It happened fortunately that the train
which Fused the trouble 1t was an express train,
and pulled out of the Fulton-st. station at $40
u m [ was up In front with the mOtorman We
had hardly cleared the station going north when
the front truck of the first motor left the track
we were running slowly, and easily stopped the
I made an examination of truck and track and
could find nothing wrong. 1t appears to have been
inst one Of those accidents which cannot be an
Jicipatcd and prevented l at once jumped to 3
telephone and gave orders that all trains on the
EXPRESS tracks coming down should be cut over
tn the northbn1,nd track at the Brooklyn Bridge.
Then we issued delay tickets to ali who wanted
them at the stations south of Futon-st-, and they
lay north OF the bridge was only six minutes. OF
course. there was some congestion at the bridge
out Of it very Well indeed The delay south of
F'uIton-st. about an hour