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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
THE ROBBERS
. WERE NERYY
SIX MASKED MEN
WANTED BREWERY MONEY
They Held Up the Employees and At.
tempted to Blow Up the Safe But
the Police Arrived Too Soon Many
Shots Exchanged.

Chicago, March 17.-Six masked rob-
bers tried to dynamite the safe in the
Office of Birk Brothers brewery today
after overpowering the employees of the
place. The police discovered them and
a pistol fight ensued but the robbers
escaped after firing twenty shots. Z r
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
KILLED CIGARETTE BILL,

ST. Paul, March Ex-senator O. G.
Dale's bill prohibiting the sale Of Gig
arettes or cigarette papers in Mime
sofa was recommended for indefinite
postponment by the senate committee
of the whole, by a vote of 26 to rs.
The bill had previously been recon-
mended for passage by the commit
tee Of the whole March by vote
of 20 to 26.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
WILL COLLECT
!. !. THE CUSTOMS
SrATE DEPARTMENT "
!. CAN STILL DO ms WORK
III tine Senate Defeats the Dominican
Treaty There VIII Still Be Method
by Which Uncle Sam Can Operate
There.

I Washington, March I7.-If the sem
ate adjourns without favorable action
on the Dominican treaty the state de-
partment will collect customs at Puerto
Plate and Monte Christie on the terms
OF the arbitration award of last year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
IN. CHARLESTON.

Charleston, S. c., March I7.-Plans
on an elaborate scale have been COM
pleted for the st. PatricHs day banquet
of the Hibernian Society tonight Con-
gresham Foster of Vermont, Cover
nor Hayward of South Carolina and
several other men of national repu-
tation are among the scheduled speak
erS. -"r - * ~ ri, r~. J..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S DAY WAS il. ....S.
OBSERv I'd IN MANY PLACES

Dublin, March I7.-The St. Patrick's
day parade today was witnessed by
many thousands of people. In st.
Patrick's pro-cathedral special mass
was celebrated by the Rev. William
F.. Dougherty Of Syracuse, N. Y. >
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
OYAMA HAS ENTERED
-, THE CAPTURED CITY

> .Oku's Headquarters. March .17.--Field
Marshal Oyama and staff entered Muk
den this afternoon. He was given an
enthusiastic welcome. ~%,7%,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
MONEY FOR
STATE Pen
GOVERNOR SARLES HAS = il
SIGNED APPROPRIATIONS BILL


Bismarck, N. D., March I7.--Gover-
nor Sarles has approved without cut
the penitentiary appropriation Of $1o2,-
600 and the increase Of the adjutant
generals salary to $500. The deaf
school appropriation was cut $4,000
for a new building, $4,000 for heat
ing plant and soo for barn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
LOST THEIR STORES.

London, March 17.--st. Petersburg
dispatch to The Times gives uncon6rm-
ed reports that the Russians sustained
severe reverse at Tie Pass, Involving
the abandonment of their remaining
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17
BANK STATEMENTS.

Washington, March The comp
troller of the currency has issued call
for the condition of the national banks
at the close of business Tuesday, March
II. Sc. sSs z
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-17

artillery and that the Japanese have cut
the railway north of Changtuf, 40 miles
above Tie Pass.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31

Picking spices, at Fogg's drug store.
Mrs. d. c. Jewett is passing this week
with relatives in Portland.
Tie Skowhegan Market announce
oysters for next Saturday, the first Of
the season.
MRS. Pierce Jones OF Boston accom-
panied BY her SOP, Paul, Is visiting her
brother DR.. II. c. Taggart.
Mrs. Fred l.. Pooler returned last week
from Albion, Me, called there by the
Illness of her brother, Maj. L. G. Savage
of Boston.
Il. b. Varney, accompanied by his
grandson, John c. Varney, left for Ban
gor, yesterday, where they are to visit
with the family OF Wilder S. varney and
take in the Eastern Maine Fair.
Base ball enthusiasts may be assured
of two good games at Fairview Park,
during the Fair next week. The Show
hegans will be matched against the best
teams that can be found in the county
on both Wednesday and Thursday after
noon.
Roy L. Hayden, designer at the Mar
stoD Mills, who has been at a Boston
hospital the past month, sustained a
second operation, last week. The con.
ditions that made the last operation
necessary are Of course to be regarded
as unfavorable but Mr.. Hayden came
through it we'll and now seems to be
gaining slowly. Mrs. Hayden left here
last week to remain with her husband
for time.
Floyd Nye, clerk at the Skowhegan
postofiice, acted as host for a very
merry party at corn roast at the farm
of Randall Nye, on the Malbon's Mills
road, Friday evening. Besides the In
terest centered In roasting the corn and
pleasure of eating it after it was pre-
pared, there was much singing in which
everyone joined. The party made the
distance from town, nearly two miles
and return, on foot, this stroll In the cool
fall evening adding materially to the
pleasure of the affair.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31
Again Ready for Business

L. w. Chase has hired the VIM. Fisher
shop, near r. r. crossing, temporarily,
and is now ready to give prompt atten
ton to all work in the line of carriage
and sleigh repairing, painting, etc. All
orders for pungs, sleighs, carriages or
carriage work of any description will re-
ceive his personal supervision, and be
attended to promptly.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31
z and 4 Island Ave., SkoWhegan.
CARRIAGE!
AUTOMOBILE CONVEYANCE.
Light Machine Work

am fitted for every branch OF the
Motor Vehicle Business Stable
your Machine with me and thus as
sure yourself that it is always ready
for any journey you may wish to un-
derlake Reasonable rates for Sta
bling including care.
have Peerless Touring Car, cap
acity tor four or five passengers, and
am ready TO take parties for short
rides or long tours. Consider the
possibilities OF the Motor Car; The
Forks and return in day is but a
pastime. tf35
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31

It will pay to attend Green & Bar
nard's 20 per cent. discountisale on low
shoes.
L, W. Chase is located temporarily in
the Fisher shop, to remain while his new
REPOSITORY is being built, and Is now
ready to receive orders for sleighs,
pungs, etc., or for any work in the line
OF carriage repairing or painting of any
description.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31
aEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

,r,,tad-Lock Box 1875.
MM'Hlrr',ge-A. r. Conant.
eGnae '.a1i D. f, Judkins;;
Sptol Iost-Rslp Buzzell.
B S,oJ}5ee1Geo Weymouth.
10 X C. Woodland & Sons
SSoaa,s Yours-C. II. Ward Co
hholleedam Notice-John Ames
ttete,oafion Sale-Ira A. Norton.
A hst Flce sA R,ot,inF p. 9rags SIM pson
Cann.1ss .|duced-Crosby Mercantile Co.
PPrircTt5ate Roofing-Blunt Hardware Co.
ff.lll,piess Of First Meeting Daniel Lewis.
Editions for DisehaIge.Jssmes =, i abewey
S!esa"aial Condition-Second National Bank.
fllu,tne of observation-disclosures J.Armstrong.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31

Girls Short Skirt Suits in grays and browns
suitable for girls OF 10 to 10 years, were good Paue
at 81 80 now SO rs each.
Girls Short skirt Suits, made of navy Cheviot,
all pure wool sizes to 10 years, were good sellers
at $l1 90 each, now s. 80 each.
Misses Suits, made of navy Covert cloth, IL
years size were a bargain at s. 90, now So 80 each
Misses gray novelty mixed Elton suits, sizes IA
and 16 years pretty suit at 100, only 50 so.
Misses brown mixed Covert cloth suits, sizes
IA and 10 years, were $1,000 each, now SIS 90 each.
Ladies' blue Venetian Suits 81 90 each,
now $3.50 each.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31

About black with white polka
dots and blue Mixtures $3.50 all this just
price ito quickly, and 75c each
showing good line
adj "a SIS and $40 each
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31
Send Job Printing to the Reporter Office

Ladies' brown Venetian suits were $1,000 each,
now SIS 90 each.
Ladies' Suits in Mohairs, Cheyios and Fancy
Cloths, $11 90 each now s. so each
II Ladies' Suits in black brown and blue Chew
lots, and brown, blue and gray Fancy worsteds
were SIP So $13 so and $500 each, 50 %, So 10
and 81 80 each
Ladies' Suits made of very heavy, plain and
pebble theyiols regular $500 and $1,000 suits
now $500 and $1,000.
Ladies' suits, our best. made Of fine Broad
cloths and Panama cloths, were s25 90 each,
ST. so each.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
@arnnr or Ocicrtirtc!

Somnel Gouobopic} cntidnloigt
leine 6obncnintdt. An9eblid
Elm FrciS orf icincn aopf ollSac'
icbt.
SomueI Qopooopjc}, Der fiir3lih
pon Din, geBorobicL bier onfom,
bat lit bel Morri2 Mcn1IteirL 9tr.
1410, 8ou9b.S troiG nicber0elo'len.
Somiiel beboiiptct, 0db CT nod Vine.
rita fam, unl iciu ycben 81 retten.
Sn GiBlansj, 6eborptete cry betrohtc
man o~Ilentbalben @Mlcrltn ais Dos
Sono Der Sreibeit iiir Die llnteroritf'
ten. Gr geitano, onj Ct Dor lcd)H Dfo'
noten eS fir n0tbil i1to, ooS Sono
ju perlaIierL ga sic AcNicrlrnG 5llr
Belt oae pofieniabNcl M1nncr ein-
milltere. Gr babe III Ctl1 cine Hrns
tbefe betricben, jcOof crtuhrcr' noB
er fiir Den Militdrojrnit nilScrichcn
let, fporouf err, Od icinc S%Nnpothic
nidt nit ser GcQicrunN lGor, iein
@eidGit 5u cincm Sdleuoe"preiic
O%erfouite uno &ublouO Uerlicb. llcber
Die oItreibii6e @rcn}c lei er nod)
Sambilrg gefommen u1o in NAu.
9)orf gelnnoet. Gonn fam er mad
baltimore llno mill bier cine Ipo.
tbefe crribten. Gr bcbalrptet, oob
er nift nob HuBlo1O 3uritdtebrcn
f0nne, 90 elm Ereia oIf ieinen &opi
ouSgelett iei, ooer OoB er penigitenS
lebenSlon9lidJ in Slbirict ld)nlod)ten
iperoen miiiie. GricOc in &nBlono
iei crit 5u erporteh wenn bie iuobl.
bobenoe aloiie gcmcinium nit oert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04

gGanton.G oneloue Nr. 445, Y. 3. 8.
S. Soiepb Mebger, s. Mar.
tin, II. Wortin, :. Differ uno
SEQ. Saier.
n1reunOidoftS @llnb Nr. I"
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ring, 6rieOrid Sdraber, Allauit
Si9nmnro mo s. i. Weper.
.@llitop Noolpb . @erein" Nltglit
Gboff &cinrih @eiB, Ebilipp
@ad)ter. Sermom Sort uno
Gbriit. &orptomsfi.
,ltntcritiibung5perein 8ermonin"
crnenltt fem Gomite.
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mlo q. @nL. Sdorn.
,@crmonio . 2oge Nr. 1905, &. Of
s." Gomite miro ipGter er.
haunt.
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ger, @aBler uno Sdo0e.
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betto Sun, Gli5nbetba Braun,
Selene @areiS uno Gmilie Sta.
rllpfnt.
D9ooilder Gnmcnperein" - Gomite
miro ipGter ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04

Griminalromon bon y. SoCopl ef,
nit ocIien &erolientlidmg mir am
nGditcn Wontag beginner, ld)lloert
cine Hcibc bon &crtcttlnger, ollrd)
ole elm iun9er GOttor Der FbIlo'o'
pbic, Der Die iournaliltilde SalIbobu
eraritien bat, gum Nmoteur' Geteti,p
uno @er'olger elmer iun9en Same
miro, Die er, nod Naem, 1llr cine &c
mieatc @ultnCrin huIten milB, ober
trobocm nit ollcn Soiern lcinea Ser
5ens licbt. Iie Gliidlihe Solllnq,
mclhe ole @eihihte pom nGicbNtob1
neS Hcmbrunot @cmGl0cS" iinoet,
pereint 5uei 2iebespnore mo brin9t
sic ipunncn0 aeidriebcnc er5oblunI
ncS 10 germ gelciencn HomonIdri't
itellerS 81 cinem bcitercn, befrieoI'
genoen gbidIub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Q(,t bic Seier!

GcriOncn, mcldJc oic StaSt ,uGl'
rcnS Der Commemorate Dcrlaicn,
fSnncn Den ,9cntidrn Correspondent
fen" unS oas SUnutagsblatt fir 60
Gents srO Monat nadJ europa fir
S1.3O) per Yoit suscididt erbaltcn,
GedtSciti9c anmclonng Der Toreiie
fir ben CONNER, cbenio bes ctiuaigen
@ediclS bcrielbeu iinS im Sntcrciie
Der 2cicr cr,uiinidt, I'm llntcrbrr'
dvuna in Der 3nienSuna BET SIOtteS
an bCrliitcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
teinaefanot)
n Seutidj Nmerifaniidler WatiOnal.
Vnuo."
philadelphia.

Ebtlaoelpbta.
Ginlo6ung Sum 9eitritt
ais @in3el 90 itgIieo.
Der &oritnno oeS ,0eutif . Nme.
rifaniifen Hational 9unoeS" lGBt
hermit Die ber5lihe G~inlaoung an
oIle 0eutid)- 4merifaner Ii. 0eutid).
Nmerifonerinnen ergeben, oenStaatS'
8erb1nOen uno St1ote . 8~ereiniaun.
gen oeS @unoeS olS @in5el . Mitglie.
ser beisutreten. @er @ilens lit, an
ser Grbaltung beS SeutlhtbumS in
oieiem 2nube mit3unirfen. fommt
onourd nit &reiien in Siiblung. oie
ibm ionit fern iteben. @oS niibt eS,
menlt mir Nile IN unieren &reilen oos
Bette benfen uno miinihen uno ood)
nid)t frGitig unb gemeiniom, Sdul.
ter an Sfrtlter boiiir e%initebcn2 Sur
GrboItnng, Soroerung mo Serpflan'
5ung ser ebellten Sitter oeutlhen
@olfStbumS in Dem bierlGnoiihen
@olferpermiifungS . Ero5eB lit 9eie'
mtono 81 pornebm, aeiner 81 gering.
Die Nfaoemifer. Die prominenten
0eiltihen, sic airbenlelite, Die 5ar'
mer in ibrer giniomfeit, lie Iae ba.
ben @elegenbeit, an Dem aulturmerf
m%it5ubeifen.
an Stuoten uno StGoten, mo ser
Hotional . 9unb nod feline 3meige
bat, fam sic Git5el /. Wtit9lieoihait
ourd Inmeloung bei'm National'
8oritano erlanat meroen. Ter Vel'
trug betrGgt einen Dollar pro Sobr.
9eionoers in Stootcn. i'll oellen ooS
0%ertid)tbum flein uno Die 3obl Der
oeutihen Gereini9ungen gering ut,
miro Die Mitbiilie tiidtiger Wdnner
nm 10 miafommener iein,
Gs miro Dem 0oritnno cine groBe
1reltoe berciten, Ser an H., s., 6. mo
7. Sttober 8. 5. in Indianapolis,
Sno., t%o9enoen oritten Convention
oeS Iotionol.@ unoeS ret)t piele YIN
m~eloungcn BON gin3el , Miltglieoerll
6cridten 81 fonnen. I~nmeloungen
fonncn audi nod bel Der nit Der
Convention am 6. Oftobcr perbunoe'
men ISeier bes nationolen "Geutlden
CAGES" gemod)t meroen. Gielelben
lollten nit elmer @iomtng III Foelie
ODER Troia perbunoen ieiu uno inter
Ser ,aoreiie "National -Suno, 9eit'
id,eS Sous, indianapolis, Sno.,"
e~ineeianot meroen.
sir sen gorltuno beS n0eutif-
omerifaniiden Notionnl . @unbes,"
IhtungSpolit uno nit beutihem
8rlb
Or. 6. :. Scrnmer, Tr1iioent,
IoolpG Simm, Sefret1r,
522 .2ebieb.I ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04

iucitereS Eripilegilm iiir Die Soils
Roao betpiligt, penn Die GpnlpoNnie
Die StroBe olli g%eruiiie 3eit in glltcm
;3ultanhe crbdlt. Sie salts Stuno
Sllrnpife So" bat iid) bcreit erflGrt,
Dem County Die 2onoltrobe objutre.
ten.
Son elmer Shlange gebii.
en-.
Srou SoIepb SobbS bon Sllllerton,
ole lebte Mohe bon elmer Sd)lon9e
gcbiiien muroe, mabreno lie in ibrcm
Sbltanrten Mepfel lommelte, bat lid
BON Dem @iiie erbolt. Sie Shlonge
bib tic in oen Soumen uno bolb oorz
ouf idipoll ibr Nrm 10 Itarf an, Dab
elm Ar5t 81 Hatbe 9c5ogen lueroen
milBie.
@egcn Sic Sciratb ibreS
SobncS.
Srou aotborine &. Mib bon @olti.
more bcgob iid) geItcrn nod Solu.
Jon mo eriudte oen Gbefclert O'So.
ro, ibrem Sobnc, @rn. Sobn q. IiB,
feline Seirotbsliccn5 nIS5nitellen, bo
oerielbc crit am Is. Silni 1888 &c.
boren iei mo oober onS beirotbss
iGbi9e Sitter nid)t erreid)t babe. Sic
iogte, lie babe geb0rt, BOB ibr Sobn
lif perbeiratben lpolle uno iie iei &c.
gen Die Seirotb.
Geri b cS.
GoS Seitomcnt beS Srieorid
Senbof, Der om s.. Suli 1905 itarb,
puroe gcitern int @aiiengerift 5u
Somion sur Eriilln1 5ngeloiien. IN
bemielben permod)t Der grbloiicr ieiit
gauges Germogcn uno 9clibtbum ici.
nem Sobne Sobn Senrp 9enbof.
aotie &obl, Die 10 Sabre alto
Sod)ter bon Sobn aabL aerietb nit
Der rehten &nno in cine Seuihneioe'
WfoIdJine mo 5mci Singer Der Sanb
muroen 5erouetiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
$1,000 periOmlih eefibrte $1,000
GrfnriiOncn mad Niagara'S Sails
nno snriif mnf Der rTenn.
"iplpania Giicnbabn."

@m #. un0 %. slllgnIt, s, uno
%. September, ionic am 70. OCTOBER
1905. Hunbiobrt . 9iQete iino ouf
Ser Sinreiie itirr ol,f bem Spe5iol5uge
(Gondcs mo Eorlor . GarS), ipeld)er
oen ltnion.@obnbof an obi8cn 9nten
nm 8 llbr @ormittngS perlGBt uub IN
Niogora.SoG nm 9.35 Ibeno an.
fommt, aiiliia, iomie fir Die &iid-
fabrt o,tf ollen reeuldren 3iiacn III.
nerbolb 5ebn Sogen, cinidlieBIih oeS
Cages oeS Gertoufs, nit GrlolibniB
oes Nu~ientbnltS in Buffalo olli Der
Riidreiic inucrbolb Der 3eitgrcn5e.
Ibiteder noh 5oronto, GbontoilQlla,
Ebouiono ISLANDS unb Montreol
f0nnen ge9en cine aeringe Nod5ob-
hung bon Riognrn.Sals nno Buffalo
aus nnternommet iperoen.
(aug4,S,1O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Mis- Baltimore : GunntD.

@ermibte Grbifoit fir eiien Der.
nibtcn. 49, Heporatiir Der Soils.
Mooo. - &on elmer ShIonae &C.
biiicn. GerihieoencS.
&. q. Wtiiiing bon Hci'tcrStoipn hot
fiir3lid, Nud)rid)t erhnItcn, Dob er
lr1o ici1 Nrltocr 0llrdl Den Zoo zines
Snfels lul0 mchrCrcr GolllinS IN
Ironfreid) Grbe uor elmer bolbet
MiQion QeuorOen. Sein 9rltoer Ie.
lir q. Wfiiiing Der Nlcid)tolS Nntbcll
an Scr Grbid)oit 6ot, Mrs 3ltr Belt
pcrnlibt mo man rerI'it}t iebt, Ie:'
ncn NlticntbaltSort IL Griobrung III
bringen. Wtiiiin0 lit cin 6rnl1jole
lu1b fam m1breno hc5 @iirGcrIrieNc@
nod Baltimore. Gr 6ientc III Der
Vnnbcaormec un0 fcbrtc nod Grloe
tc2 aricAeS nod Gronfrcid) illrlld.
Tad) ldngerem Aaicntholt Oalelbll
fam err tuieber nod Baltimore uno
iommcltc bier nobc3u cine bnlbc Viii.
lion Collars an, neIde or lC0Gd) ipd-
ter micOcr uerlor. CUR Belt betrcibt
er in H%eiiterstomn Elm GrtnobcilR.
@eIddit unO bot iid, miebcr %iinon5lcQ
berauigeorbeitet. Gr ioGt, mcnn CT
feline Grbidoit ans 6tontrcid) crbGIt
10 lperoe er 0ortbin 5llriidfchteE unO
iid) bis an iein 2ebcn.enoc niCbcrIn's
fen. Collie iein 9ruSer nidt Aelltnz
Ben pcrOcn. 10 erbGlt CT Sic Gartjc
SirtcrIoiicni6oit.
q epuratur ser SollSH 5.
9ic Golr,tp . Gommiii1rc babcn
Der S%traBCnbobn . @eieIidoit ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04

GIoaen nm ibr @elo. -
Sulien Senrp See lit i'm SnroeS'
arciSecridt INN sic Sun1nle bon
$1t6S2.tO pcrfloat woroer, Die err
ongeblid oen Gontraftoren SantcS
Sterport s. 50. nod fir ben Sau ait
Der ode bon Baltimore. nilo Hfortp'
StraBe idulois lit. Ger sail3e Sou
toltete $49.519,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04

Spfcr ieiner nnporid d.
tigfeit. - Ger tS Sabre alte To-
uio Snoeoer bon Nr. 1i05, Sulton.
gpenuc, lie9t i'm "aagemeinen
WorplGnoer Soipitol" on ben Sol
gen elmer @ebirnerihiitterung Dor
nicoer, melde er Soburd) erlitt, BOB
er ieinen aopi aus einem Stroben'
-@aeaon ltcdte, ipobei er BON
einem in entgegengeiebter Hld)tnnH
iabrenoen @aseon eetroifcn mnroe.
Ger &erungliidtc ,pilrbe IN beipub.'
loiem 3uitonSc o~ufeebobenL ood) lino
ieinc SerIetungen niht tootlider
Natur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04

Bancroft. = Sm @unbeS.
arciSgcrid)t bat Der &nufmanm :
@orrcn 9rolpn nm sic 8obltboten
6eS 9onferott9eiebes nahgeiud't.
Srolun lit bon magnolia, Sarforb.
County, uno bat ungefGbr $4,000
&erbinolihfeiten. Gie @utbaben be-
trogen nod nid)t sic SGlftc.
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uImer 1oaaen oui e II IL

uImer Io9gen oufgetun II.
Srn. i. q. @olomanm BON
Nr. 26, 8arriion'2one, Iino aEt
Gienitao gbeno Sruei lllmer Gcg9en
5lgelouien. Gieielben iino proht'
pole Sbiere, uno Sr. @oiomonn ut
iiber5eugt bopon, baB lie Giaentbirm
cinea SnititutS an Der Sreoerid'
Hoao iin0.
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Hiatt umo MrGullob StroBc, mllroc
geitern cine Noti5 onQcbrud)t, III mel
der iic oIS le6enSQcfd1rIih bc5cihnct
miro.
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Sir Worplano unb Den Giltrift
Columbia id)oneS @ettcr nn6 peron'
oerlidc Winoe.
Ser bod)lte SbcrmomcterltonO mar
50 @roo nm 3 llbr Nohmitto9s.
Ser nieorieIte Shermomcterltono
mar Go @ruo nm 6 llbr Mor9enS.
Wittlerer 9uromcterIton0 BOOB
Ger boditc Sbermomcterltano Der
letter "a Stunbcn IN nnd)iolaenoen
StGoten mar. mic iolgt: Gaitport I6,
Eortlono 7S, Bottom so, Ilbanp so,
Iem.Yorf 80, Snrrisbur9 50, Fbiln-
oelpbia sc, NtlonticsGitp IS, Cape
Mop 81. @oibington 81, Noriolt 81,
Charlotte sc, @ilminqton 80, Gbor.
leIton 81, Sopannoh Sc, Sadlonpllle
81, Supiter 50, aep.gSeit 80, NtIorto
S6, WontgomcrD Sc, NeipsSrleol1"
80, Goleltine 90, @olpeiton 81, Cor
pms Gbriiti 80, MempbiS 80, Gin'
cinroti 50, Y~ittSburN IS, OSrucgo 10,
Buffalo ~, Glepclonb a, Detroit rs,
Nlpeno y, WorQuctte y, @recnVoD
so, Chicago 76, 9uIutb -, ct. saul
Sc, Ct. 2ouiS so, a~onioSsGitp 81,
Smabo Sc, Suron sc, @iSmord Sc,
SABRE 80. Seleno S2. Solt 2ofe ~,
Genper SO, Nortb.Flotte 90, 0ooge
80, InleriQo Sc, Cos gngelcS rs.
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8cloienSnascn nadJ 9entidlanb nno
GcItreih

81 "a Gents pro Warf un6 2OR
Gents pro arone. Horto extra.
@ediel auSeeiteut auft ale Sbeile
ser sSeIt. 3beo. s. 9iener & &c.,
ia Oit.2erinetou.S Str. 8iWmer Rr.
8. (180)
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Golfe politiihc 6reibeit uerlnnge.
GicS f6nne nlrr ollrd) cine Repolll-
ton 9eideben.
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-. Ger .1nfpt NrdSs 8 @ereen"
halt be,,te 9tbeno nm 8 llbr IN Der
.Sfaa, Snae" ieine monatlide Ger
jnmmIung db.
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Mo,ulamS's tirfiIde 8Goer.
Gaultable .@etdmse gohamt seaea. etets offea-
(SuIi9, I&S-)
somitaa. uub Gumntaa-Grfnriionem

nad @albiuaton $t.25 aiii Der
,YennIplpnnia.@ Balm" gilete limo
fir ole Riidiabrt bis Sonntas
Mbeno giiltia. aae Big. Den
uGouareilional 2imiteo" mnssenom.
men. uOr&SW
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Q(rtbur w. 8pbiom,
Wr. 127, ra.salttmprt. etrake.

YaHage Wutariats 8ele'uedlel'
@mrcan. Sdiifsfarten fir ollie
Oampfer.2 inien. @eiiepaIie, @ed)lel,
8elbmediel uno @eloietoun9en.
(Iprtt41S
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GA
ft.gt die Die Sons, Die Ihr Inner Gskauft Aan
: ss:ii. IMzM
Sdifisfarten BON anb uadl 9emtid.
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea-
iiite $50; Oremen-9altimore bis
Sl,m 1. Nuguit $3.50; bonn 1. Mn5.
bis 1. 0opember $3.50 nno $62.5O.
@unorciie gu biaigerem Yrelle.
Sbeo. S. 9iener & &c., 3immer Nr.
8, ia Slt.2eyinston.S Str. (323-l
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Sn'o iIIe Grab. - Ger 2eid,a
nam Der Srou Sophie Sciie iuuroc
geitern Nnhmittoa nm 4 llbr inter
lmgemein 5ablreiber Setbeilignn9
pom Groucrbouie, Nr. 1899. Sndlon'
StroBe. ans nuI Der Baltimore Gc'
meterp" b%ecrbi9t, Foitor u. i. Stsr'
ger amtirtc mo ais 9obrtilhtr1ger
iungirten led)s Gnfelfinoer Der yer
itorbenen, nGnllid) Charles, George
uno g0iparo Sciic unb Sarrp Weoe'
ibote, Stetuori mo GoDnr0 Multi
gan. Inter oen pielen Wlnnen1c'
minoen melet e~inaelouien morcn,
beionoen lid: Sorgbede bon Den
Softern Sraucn Nc. &eoelbafe nno
emma Wllliaan. aiiien bon Scr
monn Seile. ArnnS bon Gmil Seile,
&ronS bon Srn. uno 6rnn Hlop,
Sorgoede bon Srn. un0 Srou 80.
Smitb, aron5 bon Srn. mo Sral
Yierce, StrouB bon Srou ", 3ihicldL
Stronb bon Srau Stein, prGhtipcr
StubI pom DIT Baltimore Srouen'
aranfen . llnterItiibun9s g @erein,"
oeiien ErGiioentin Ole S~erltorbene
iiber 20 Sabre lang mar.
3eitungsnng berlebt.
- MIpa 2intbicunt, Jun, II Sabre
aIt mno Elm Sobn ocs Nluo 2intbi.
cum, fen, Hr. 500, SeottltrnBe,
~5tiirSte geitern abenb aeGcn 6 llbr
am groaomap, nobe @ou9bitroBc,
BON einem StraBenbabmpogaon une
erIitt einen 0rrh oes linten Nrmes,
Gr bate aif Dem Woggon 3eItungen
perfauit uno mar snidnig abgeitiir6t.
Man idaffte i'm in ieine elterllde
Wobnung.
~ H4as1rfI
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Ser Hentbranot.

GriminoIromon BON 3. &ocobicr,