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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
@nn6erboqe Gntocfnna.

Srdn u. 9leiiiug, berborr1genoe Gpe5iaItfttn
fir Srauenseeioen. DAMIEN folten iin In alien
Udue1 bertranIi6tr glrt al Mid ipeloen. gBenn
bate ME einen ~einsigen Gebif6las. grfei6ies
rnng In 48 Stii1ben ODER feline Be5nbIrna pers
Iailqt. aein S6rrer3, ODER. @sf1br, Dber nnters
bredlife Der strbeif: b0nie 6lrmIos. SIN
Spref5immer ODER brieflim 50. 9ribat.llnfers
fonlinen fur 9arnen. gsfdulfe- e9drtertnnen.
Mer5tli6e Beb1nhIurg. .penfr eciuiilfht. Gtreug
bertrdlfi@. Hnt1eri1etfluh fpitenfrei. Gpredz
ftunoen bon 10 Born. bis 8 9ben6s: 5onntnas
bon 2 bis 5 9sadm. drai n. yleNiHat gr. 10,
@eitsJ a1ettcs etrnhe. i4tdre9sI&@.td
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

W0i3. - 3nillbr 66,2O2 WuIdlcl;
&erion0t bon 0eu @lcpotoren 66,S32
@ui6cl; Glepotorcu.G orrotb 6tt.066
@nihcI. &crfGuic: 1 s9uagon 5uriid-
0euiclencr 5I 30.
Gn,,ti,n SAI,6ro4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

ans Den Gleuotoren 5u~riidQc5ogcu
6405 9uidel; GIepotoren : @orrotb
1924 9lid)el. 8erfGuie: I @oQ.
gol Nr. . gemiihtcr SIT 3l1@.
Melltinc SdlLlRrntp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

Sleinbanoel mlB elm e~ntiprc6cuoer
Irfi6lag gemod)t iueroen.
Gier, pro 9ubeno 1915. bis 1915.
9lttter, pro Eilno:
Creamery Separator. -. 81 bis 90
Cream. @otb. Greom... 26 bis 80
Creamery Sanitation. 80. % bis %
Sa. N%ortblpeitqrn 2oole. 81 bis "a
8eItern &oQS 19 bis %
Creamery @rint8, / Bfo. so bis -
Cream. BrintS, " &fo... so bis -
M0., go. uno ga. @rintS 81 bis %
Creamery 9lods, 9 &fo, so bis =
H%enoDirte, bette Wnrte.. 90 bis "a
2e6enoeS @efliigeI, pro 8funo:
aIte Siibner Toe. bis t5hc.; ilnge
Siibner 1Sc. bis 25c.; Gntcn t3c. bis
16c.; Hltter Zoe. bis tSc.; @1nie
12c. bis 13c. GnltbelL pro Ynar 20c.
bis 25c.
s ri d tie un6 Semitic.
&artofieln, pro 9llidel SOC. bis
35c.; nelte 8loriboer, pro SAB $4 bis
Sc; 3lrderriiben, pro ailte Toe. bis
20c.; @eiBfcbL pro Come $500
bis $1,000; neuer 6Ioriooer, pro
Crate $3.50 bis $2.75; 3mie6eIn,
pro @uidel SOC. bis $1.t5; Gorot-
ten, pro aiite SOC. bis 40c.; glepfcI,
pro SAB $t.O0 bis $500; Seaerie,
pro Grotc $3.50 bis $500; broll-
ncr &o6l, pro Sob 35c. bis 40c.;
Spinot, pro SAB Toe. bis $t.00;
crime 8obncn, pro &orb $3.50 bis
$500; rlrnOc &ii6en pro 9ui6el
2Oc. bis 25c.; &opflalot, pro 9or6
500 bis $2.75; 9IumenfobL, pro
Sob 1925 Bis $3.50; @urferL 6lo.
riooer, pro Gorb $500 bis $500;
tomatoes, pro Carrier $500 bis
$3.50; HooicsHeL Nor0.GaroIiuu,
pro 8iinoel tc. bis &C.; GrobeererL
pro Quart 20c. bis 25c.; g(pfeliinen,
pro Site $500 bis $3.50.
Is roceries uno 8rooiiio.
mem.
Sol5ileiidL pro 8funo: fIeine GU
gar = Gureo Shinfen t11ac.; eroBc
Sdinfcn 10Ac.; Galifornier Sdin-
fen 71ac.; Slt0or.Grreo @rnltitiide
10c.; Sugar Gureo S6ultern
&c.; troden geiaI5ene Seitenrippen
&c.; Spedieiten 812c.; trodcn &C.
iol5ene S6ultern 71ac.; reines
S6moI5 in 3ierces 7Ac.: Sped.
idultern SIC; MeB.S dweinefIeii6
$t4.50 pro SOB.
Haffinirter 3uder: geipiirfelt
6.95c.; puloeriiirt G.35c.; Stonoor6
~grunulirt 6.25c.; fem %gronllirt
6.25c.; Grpitol 81 6.25; Columbia
81 $500; gelber 5.25c. bis 5.75c.
@eroIteter 8oifee: 6. 8. s. t00
Bfo. aiiten 12c.; 6. 8. 6. 60 8fo.
9iiten 12.t0c.; 6. 8. 6. SO gfun6
aiitcn 12.20c.; reiner SABA 281ac.;
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 261ac. bis &c;
reiner Woffa 261ac. Bis &c; Saba
uno @offa, gemii6t, 251ac. bis 26c.;
SABA, gemiiGt, 2419c. bis 25c.; rel.
ner Morocaibo 2t1ac. Bis 22c.;
reiner Ga @uopra 2012c. bis BIC;
reiner Santos zoe. Bis 201ac.; Gan
toS, geniidt, 19c. Biz 1875; Hio,
gemii6t, 18c. bis 1876.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

libel; 8erIun0t bon sen elebatoren
6499 9uihcl; @lcootorcn q Gorrot6
If .402 9ui1el. &erfaltie: 1000 9lt-
libel Npril 3u 10415.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
Sru0uftcnsM arft.

llntenItc6enOe 8rciie bc3ic6cn lid
onf Den gngroS. SouOcI; fir oen
GleinbanOeI mlB elm entiprcbcuoer
Illfi6Iag gemodJt merocn.
Gier, pro 9ubeuo 1910. bis 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
8altimurer NarftGeridte.

9oltim mo re, 20. glpril 1905.
90 l.-3uiubr 1918 5Giier, Elm.
idlieBlih 224 5Giier 81 2ocuit.Eoint
ino 301 6Giier 81 Canton. aiiitcnper.
ionot -- S1iier. Die Hotiritn0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
Hfnfia Nnfel

gtr. 1424, OftsScItimoreseirn - Stut.
tler an Serren 5u bermietber. - Sefufte
@etrdnfe unb Wetne. r8dhs8ie.ps8ralies
reis"Bter. gerfamnInnesIofaI hes Oft
2ontbarbftr. Snlmertp. 8aus un6 2eibs
9eretns". ebef.'3eI. Dit. /Bernon 4942 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
@erlanat i'm g%[Qaemeinen.
9euti0,s @rbeits.Wo6meiinroa.qar,,n
3M D~ertaufea OSer 40 OtrpaGteR.


gu u~erfunfen pSsr 5u Derpad1teu:
S1s pertbnoue 9rlnoftiid an Der @de bon
Gft.gnItiuoresStra uno 8oitoffices gnerie;
80 BET 100 SUB. Ser btntere IbeiI bes @rIno'
lti6s NTH ttr elm 8ef6dftseebduoe oes nSeuts
t6en Correspondent" benubf neroen. Rdbere
aastiinft bel C. Satue, Nr. All, ct. @aaI.Str.
(30t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
8. @ptgtis Saae,"

Nr. 1920 bis f122, Qarforbss toenue.
|. Sduptauartier oes p9baIid'W dnnerhors".
uno Gommeraarteu btnie al bers
,,mtetbef. &uter BI1b fir @t~uIterHr6iten.
Setntte @etrdnfe. SretsBpaI. 6. q B.
|. ,3eIepbon - W2t. Bernon $3.50 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
Mdmmcr nno 5ranen fpmmt at ms.

WfdnIIer uho YtulirH NH gfgtlHttH NrdNIgtI'
lenoen Saaren, Strtftnren, slIsflnk elutter'
%aiftune. 8rii6en, Sautausf6Idgen, MReumatis.
WierenIeioen, Maftodrmleiber, 5dmorrboioen.
SortIeibiaieit ODER ireeuo iuehber bertuanoiel
aranibeifer foLten lid bertraueri5oou oil MS
fuenoeft. gebeutenbe Gpe5iaIiften peroen Gle
nnterinhen uno ~foiienfrei cine ipiienfbaitlife
Siaenoie Sbres 5a1es aeben. I@tft elm Solnr
Dor Der Seilung 6n be5abler. Nir betIeii raid.
fiber, fdmet5Ios uno oduerbnft, nnS be6anheln
nnr eebeime aranfbeiten tlon Mi1nerr ; ulo
Srdneri. ysenn gle ri6t foiniten ionnen, 10
benn6riniieen sic un5. INTO mir be6onbein
feline 8e3nbImne. abnHen. mir mepr fbni2
Stat 8citfarte bel, iueln Sbr fdreibt nm Or.
9bilips 9'sbteal 1nftttute, 1857 cft.yratts5tr
CO2nf11,T&E.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
abnin Musn,a Rsftaurant.

gr. 1f04, observation-disclosures.
Der sEorooit Smmeripdbrenoe Sanberein
bon Baltimore berfanmleIt fm bier
ieoeu montd9. - @ecree grebm & CONS
@ter am 8apt, mao beutf8er Nrt brett
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
uab StsbIanbtss u.

@Dring'S 9autun 2icSerfrnn5sSane.
Siioneits@de 8. ctr. II. Saitsgloe., Canton
Sauptqluriier oes Canton ateoerftan -
Sineftinoe ieoeu 9oHneritue glbeno. -
9amens Berein berionlmelt ii9 ieoen 9iens
flag Abeno. g~iationalsNier mt 3npf.-
9%beiapenfe 9eIepbon: @oIfe 1853 8.
(glpriIt31O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
gu %bcrtanfeu.


g2r. 90 uno %, q. s8uturentsStr, an 8utters
torsYGrt g~ren5eno, feds Simmer, mooern. BreiS
$4,000. @ruuo5inS $3.50 pro Sabr.
gr. 607, 5t3 uno SO, observation-disclosures
feds Simmer NIT 8erbeiierlHe. Breis $95O.00.
9runo3inS 1914. 90 pro Sabr.
Sine 9teibe Sdufer I'M 100 Blod ser @robes
GtraBe. feds 3inlmer nit dden GerbeIIcruracI,.
A5rets $4,000. @ruro6ius $4,000 pro Sn9r.
Gtne Heibe 11uoerner Sduier nit al ben
neueiien Serheicrnngen i'm 100 8lod Der 9ers
mooossoe. Breis $4,000. 8rIno5tns $3.50
pro Sabr.
9aoen II, Bobubnus, Or. 271t, SaDette.5tr.,
toeben ferit9 geiteLt~ etgnet itG gut tiir einerl
9rucerieInoen.
glIe obeneriudbnten Sdufer iino nett uno
foebeH fertig geitellt poroen.
6. 3. Gallagher,
81uunterfebrner
ops StrCau: 2S09 Jatrmuunts2ipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
God aud! StoatSaniut

Sod on d! = S~taatsanlOaIf:
Limb i6 bite Sic, 81 beriidiidtigen,
boB Der Wonn bonn Gerbre6en lebt."
- Nngeflagter: u9ber baS fommt
bod ni6t in 8etradt, Der Serr
Staatsanlualt lebt bod aud uopSer-
breben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

Sobn Brnn3'B nBdder.9tr5tret,"
glr. 1856, Sarritons, nabe aerinefon'Gtr.,
SEQ. 6iintbet, IT,, 9r1lIsgo's Bier. g9ars
mer 2iini6 bon IL bis 1 ubr gta@mlts
tags. @ue oeutf1en Bidder iino sum Be
iu9e eiiIeeIdbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

9oS So6reSlnger ocS Morus
IGnoer 0eportcmentS Der n@roBen
Arnlee Der Heplblif" fam qeitcrn
9to6mittog nit Der GruGblung Der
9eomten fiir 0ns n6d)Ite Sobr 5t
Gn6e. @enerol Hidoro q. 9oluer.
mon bonn nGui6nne-YoItcn" mllroc
gum 0eportenlentSsG omnlonoeur err
m6blt. Die iibrigcn 9eomten IilO:
Senior Gice.Gommanoeir, 5rcocrid
=. Carr; Sunior &icc-Gommonoerr,
Somes $. Sibgerolo; 9epartemcntas
or5t, Or. y. Game GonepbiQ; aoplun,
Charles u. Hoton; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
George $. @ilion, s. s. Mc9lpop,
Charles griffin unO George u. Sind;
Gele9ot at 2orge 5tm Rationale Ga
ger, Sobn u. Gttlep; Delegoten gum
Notionols&ager, @nt. s. GeQn @m.
Wt. Gllou9b mo Sobn q. G6omp.
ion. - 0os Srouen-SiilfScorpS belt
Ieine Understanding ebenioQS
IN Glaggctt'S @oae on Der Sren1ont.
Npenie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
gu Oerfanfen uOer si uermictben.

i3u O~crtnuien uocr III uermietbcn:
gin Oreiit0diges Saus nit 9Sirtbihait. Auobs
dlirngen i'm Der Stfiee oes uSurreipunOcuteu. d"
HID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
Spbn g. s6crbrl & Suns,

Jmp0rtenre mo GngrO5sHiQu0ra9d1oIe
650-661, @eitsBratts, nabe 8eHnsStr.,
Baltimore, Wto.
g. & g .IeIepbou 9outb 1913 ..
(9lprti2,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

sniub Mt.b, uMeluSte.5one,"

JnfDb WttW uW1eIublt@pnHt,"
Qorooits@de oer 2oius uno 60rrettsStrabe.
6ie~. SiHeitunoen ieoen 9onneritnegt6eHo.
BerfnmmllneeH oes Centennial Wtesgers
8ereinS" ieoeH q. uno 4. Dienitd9 i'm Wlos
nat. EeIepbot - mit. BernoH 2666 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
Darry Rltmffeltfr,
StaatS.Igen
-uub-
Iagcmeincr .Mafler,
224 nno 226 GunrtlanS,
na6 benz 1. Mai I'M
Tmericans 0cbauoe.
Sur9 has 8eriidjeransSsT epnrtenient.
usluct iber ben StaHb Der pRreferreo aeei
observation-disclosures bon Ntu
Oorf, @..0.," AM 81. December 1904.

Geiai1mte @innabmen .,....... ST, 1867. 1903. 90
9efdnlnte gusglbeu ........... $l,3O7, 053.S4
@ntbatru.
@ffeiteH II. Obligation
nen, bon Der GeleQs
fbaft aeeienet 80. $s76, 562.40
@aar i'm @iireau uuo
in gdnfen ....... 10G, 145.t3
Sm @tn5ieben beIinos
Iihe 9rimieu ..... 147459.S6
6uIltge 3inien ...... G,419.00
Wariinert6 BON @fiefs
ten uno SbIigatios
men iiber ben BUDS
ipertb . .......... 15,t47.51
9efammte Gutbaben ........ 81, 241, 1890
sPiGt 5nseitunbeue @utbabeu.
Sduige Brdnien 80. $10,S59.59
- 10. $50 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
Staat Marhldnb,
8erlhernnaesD epat

Staat Warhldnb,
8erihernngs. Sepnrtement,
9ommtfG r. Bfreau.
1Itimor e, ben d. 5ebr. 1905.
SD bef6einige bierniit, oab Boriiebenoes cine
acknowledgement abi6riit oes GnspeifeS Der
nBrrferreno Aeeioent : ssrIderuHsS : Gsmpas.
1894, wie er in oiefem Biireau eineerei6t
tporoen, lit.
Srduf Z. Tnncan.
(63, sod Berii6erunessGommtifdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
Seritderun9s . InsmeiIe.
rur6 OaS @erHderumas. 2rpartrmcnt.

Geiummte Ginudbmen ........ $6.O01 t82.43
@elummte Nil5aaben ......,... 4.3s9,sl2.s2
0utBabeH.
Bertb 0e3 @runOcir
gentbumS. iuelcbeS
ole G%eieuibGit Gig.
mel ..,...... 93,l II ubo.ji
SOpotbefen auf @rHnos
etgent1um ...lG,0O0 ,97S.OO
Sdrleben dui Golicen
oieier ~GUmpdanie,
ais Collateral aiitgs
Gfieiien II. SbIiGGtios
men, bon Der Geieus
ldaft geetgnet ...g,993, 023.30
9nar int 8iireau, in
Gompaenie'm ... 811. GO0.O1
Sduiee uno aufgeInls
iben .,....... 305, 403.61
HeitusBetrng bon mint
einfufitrtel Ino pers
50qerten grdmieu 653, SS6.77
Miuriifucrt6 bon Gfiets
len uuo Sbligdtios
men iiber Den BUD
iuertb .......... 227,7t8.53
8ugeitanoeue @utbaben $50. 34,f04, 7S2. SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

amber bi1ure = &C.
neral 81: Granddaughter 3uitonO!
Meine Sruppen iino gar nidt mebr
5uriid 5u bolten." - General g.:
,8or Dem 2os9eben?" @eterol
a.: ,aber feline Spur! gor DEM
9ur6brennen."
Druid eb le lem geitern
pernngliidten grbeiter muBte beute
oos porIeste 9ein abgenommen lper.
oen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
Nrnrn 6. alrin,s Mritnnrnnt.

Nr. PIG, GluDs, nabe Soiparos SiraBe.
Bor8iigli6e @eiue, Gpirituofer II. 1lnions
@iaarren. geiteS Bier ON 8apf. 2uni6
fir @ei6dit5lenie bon 11.30 BORN. bis
3 lbr Na6mittag5. 1elepDon Is. & y.
W}t. Gernon 300S-H. (Wldr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
,mmibt,a .Gidtnfrans.eant."

edmibt's ,Gidtatrau5.pane,"
Ode 8. uno GouabsS trabe. 9duptdudrtiet
oeS s8abern SET. stint s9ereinS," rgt@ens
iranSsS ns9}ereins,- Canton Sntultrtu.
Bnus uuo 2eibs8eretnS, .9eutf9e De-
I1iitbIt6feir" uno n&efeIf e.trton".
Strides Bier 81 ieoer Belt. Telephone:
9. & 9. = Wf. 8ernon 1893 %.
,gabenia.Snne,"
sr. 432 gld~remountssloe., 9t8bi1nbtotpn.
Saiptquartier bcs ~Babent1 . Wdrners
9ors". Stneftunoen 9tenftaa qbenb6 8
ubr, iirto oeS -WionimentaIs DtftrtffS Nr.
23l. D. u.sB. aWionumental" sBter nnf
8apf. &befapedfes1 eIepbon - 1925 q.
Nnl. 3: g. Snppcrt, Better.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
SoiepN sMmenasrls Gafc,

SoiCp1 Shiuenarr'S Safe,
2f15 Galucrtuns NUao, naBe Srcoeridsglue.
Sie beilen gSelne I'M lSeiieun. Uiublz
3etteu ST. ieoer 3eit. @einaitsluHi6 cine
Spe5ialitdt. 0a%uptQuartier oes uGars
roalonsgt eitersWtinner6ors"
(9lpril20,tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
slbsr.s ,.GsrImsth.San...

ede @ait. nIS Sait.soenue. Canton.
WsnrpionbsG eIepbon = 81 81.
S~nnptanartter oes @efunabereins ,gbeI.
iueib,A .Santens@ereins beS Gbefipeib,"
nguttcr.g oncIabes SIR. 445, 8. 8. s.
sGrtentaLS tftrtftS Nr. 1853, 3. U.sN.- nrb
#0n1ton Spars II. BereniiguneSsBereirS@
(Sept21,1S)
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-31
KING GEORGE PERSONALS

King George G. H., Va, Aug. %, 1905.
Mrs. j. 4. Strachan and daughter, OF
Petersburg. who have been visiting Rev.
Mr. Holiday and family at the parson-
age have returned.
MIR. Frank c. Fitzhugh, wife and
daughter, who have been visiting his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Fitzhugh, AT
Bedford, have returned.
Miss Eva 2. Tayloe, who has been
spending the summer at Lakeside
Park, Md. has returned to "Powha-
tan.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. p. Bllingsley are visit
ing visiting her father. Mr. John Dabney
Billingsley. at his home, in Orange.
Mrs Allen Smith, OF Canning, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
Smith and Nh and Mrs. \. Randolph
Howard III fredericksburg. have re-
turned
Mr.. John H. Stuart, of New York, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Amelia Stuart,
at Sunnyside.
Misses Josie and Edith Brown. daugh-
tiers OF Deputy Clerk OF Court W. W.
Brown, are visiting their brother, Mr..
Welby Brown, at Newport News.
Mr.. John q. Boggs. of Pittsburg, Pa.
who has been visiting his mother at
Mount Ida, has returned.
MIR. Fred c. l.. Hunter, who has beer
visiting his relatives, the Hunters, has
returned to Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-31
VIRGINIA NEWS

". ;. Mcdaniel has been appointed
postmaster at Korea. Culpcprr county.
Ludwel Lee. OF Fairfax county. died
sunday. aged G3 Years Hi- remains
Were forwarded To Upprryile. for inter
mrnt.
Congressman Maynard he will not
oppose the proposed rrdi>trictlug of tine
FuSt aud Second districts demanded hy
Norfolk
Henry r. Byrd and County Treasurer
:. VI Chilcs fought IN Winchester az "a r.
suit oi Observation-Disclosures
senator
Anderson Syduor aged -iXty-two died
at his home in Richmond County Tues
day. Of paralysis l,i--uryivedbyaWid
oW and five children.
Mrs. Mamie Brown. ngcd thirty-hyr.
widow oi Judsuu Brown, died al tbr
home of her father, William SANFORD. near
Warsaw. Monday night Sh"is-uHiFra
boy four children.
j. II. smith of Baltimore. formerly OF
Northumberland. and Miss HATTIE Hail.
of Avalon. were married Sunday at fhr
home ol tine bride. 10y Rev. re White
hurst. They will Reside iu Baltimore.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-31
THE PRESIDENT PRAISED.

The important part taken 10y Pres
ident Roosevelt in bringing about "a
peace conference between Russia and
Japan is a matter of no little pride
to the American people He deserves
all the praise and glory he has IT.
ceived ON account OF the prominent
part he has taken in this great move
ment in the interest OF peace and hui
manity. He j. a man for emrrgen-
cies, and. contrary to the prediction
OF some Of the political prophets
prior to his election. he apparently
has the faculty of doing the right
thing at the right time Not only
has he established this reputation
at home and among his own people,
but the nations of the world accord
him a place among the greatest oil
the present day rulers OF the world.
At the opening OF the lnterparha-
mentary Congress in Brussels on the
2Sth there was tremendous demon
stration in behalfof President Roose-
welt when MinisterOf State Beernaert
referred to his two conspicuous move
ments i'll behalf OF peace in first call
inga meeting of the Hague Confer
ence, and secondly, in bringing to-
gether the peace ENJOYS OF Russia
and Japan. The congress also adopt
ed resolutions OF thanks to President
Roosevelt. which were directed TO be-
cabled to him by the secretary.
The President is getting no more
praise than he deserves for his efforts
in behalf OF peace, and upon his con
summate ability to accomplish what
he undertakes we based in part our
prediction that the peace conference
would not fail.
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1t is said American, English and
French capitalists are endeavoring to
get a financial fOOthOld in Russia.
and topromote the scheme Mr. Flint.
of New York, had a conference with
the Gar Friday. Reports say that
the reception accorded Mr.. Witte in
the United States and the President ;
part in bringing about direct peace
negotiations have caused decided
improvement in the Russian feeling
towards America. which bids fair to
stimulate industrial enterprises in
which Americans are associated with
Russians.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-31
ORANGE
Notes, Personals. tic.

Locust Grove. Va. Aug %. 1903.
Mr. and Mrs Bryant Dulin anlchildrru
spent Saturday and sunday with Nh
and Mrs. j. A. Duin and family
Mr. Douglas Mason is quite sick
Messrs. Wistar and Julian Johnson
spent Saturday and sunday with their
parents here and returned 10 Orange
today.
Miss Lucy Kube is visiting Miss Mary
Mason in Louisa county.
Mr.. Roland Mason. of pttsburg il Wis
iting his brother, Mr. Douglas Mason, oi
this place
Mrs. +. X. Row and daughter Miss
Leila. We're in fredericksburg last week
and visited MIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Hippo.
Messrs Curtis and james Adams,
Willie ana Mister Johnson attended tlc
Holiness meeting in Spotsylyania couu-
~ ON SUNDAY.
Misses Mary and Laura Suutheriand.
have returned home after "a pleasant visit
To their sister. Mrs Pearl Wright at 81.
Just
Mrs. Lille Bowler left Sunday to~prud
week at the Holiness Camp Meeting 900
Spotsylvania
Mrs. j. ". Dulin and little daughter.
Lucille. ara very mnch indispoSed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-31
LOCAL MARKETS

corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro)
Wheat, SOC. 10 Sc; corn, - to %,
meal. $50 to 81 IS per 100; oats.
40 10 A.: hens. live, : 10 \; ducks. live
: to :: spring chickens, II 10 II cents
per ID; lard, 10 to IL; turkeys, live,
10 TO II; eggs, lGi 10 l., butter, ID
10 %: hams, II 10 Il; sweet potatoes,
75c 10 SOC; Irish potatoes. Doe 10 4oc;
beef 3 70 -; pork, q 70 q. veal
4: TO ,; lambs, $500 TO $500; hides
green > TO q; hides, ldryl ; TO ~;
sailed hides, : to 3; baled nay, $40 to
S13 per ton.
Leaf Sumac- - TO go per 100.
l-Unwashed, 20 10 80; washed.
80 to 40.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-31
CAROLINE
Proiracted Meetings Capt. c. 7. Smith Happy
Other Items Personals Etc.
CrnNton. Va. Augnst 29th. -.

CroNton. Va. August 18th, 1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Quarles and chill
drcn. OF Ashland. are spending some time
with Mrs. NJ. T.. Luck at Mrs. Luck > old
home near here.
Mrs.. Nancy Watkins. of Bermuda
Hundreds. is "a guest ol Mr. and Mrs. \.
Il. Smith.
Capt. G.. II. Smith and Miss Clara l..
Smith attended the Herman Association.
at Bethesda. last Thursday.
MIR. Jessie Wood. oi Richmond. has
been "a guest ot Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Davis
for several days. He leaves today Tor
Fauquicr county. where he expects To
visit relatives.
Miss Lena Luck. of tennessee. was IA
guest of Miss l.ilbunc Smith last week.
Mr.. j. +. Davis. who has been spend
ing some time with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. ". Davis returns 10 Richmond
today.
Misses I.ilhurne and Ida Smith and
MrS,rs T. u. and j. W Smith attended
the, birthday party of Mr. Rufus Han
cock. Jr.. at Tyler. on Saturday alter
noon.
Miss Ella Smith has just returned from
delightful visit of several weeks to Der
muda Hundreds. Richmond and Ports
mouth
Rev. }. ;. Rylaud allied his regular ap-
pointment at County Line sunday and
preached To- "a very large audience.
Protractcd meeting l. being hrld al
Carmel this week with all-daX services
beginning today. Mr. Ro>Ser, OF Rich
mond. the assistant uf DR.. J. b. llaW-
thorn at the Grove Avenue Baptist
church is conducting the services. All
who heard MIR ko~~er at Carmel last
year will remember him as a very fine
speaker.
Mrs Connolly and Misses FlosSie Marie
and Mabel Connolly. and Misses Margaret
and Florence Woods. who have been
spending the month with Mrs. \. W.
Davis. expects To return To Richmond
Friday. Just how many of thr~e young
ladies Mrs Davis expects To claim n
daughters-in-law is matter OF conlcc-
ture
Mr.. e. e. Chewing spent Monday in
Richmond.
Capt. C.. T. Smith is in the best OF
spirits. and meets his friends with "a
beaming face. The cause Ot his rNuier-
ance oi spirits is two fold: He Is happy
becaus,. the election. both in county and
state. went pst as be wished. and he j.
very proud because he has all of his chill
drrn and grandchildren with him. But.
since me- has fifteen dogs on the premises.
consisting OF bull terriers, beagles hounds
and pointers. his friends should make
him celebrate with biz hunt.
Mr. Cornelius Davis. who has been
spending his vacation with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. \. ". Davis, returned to
Richmond Friday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-31
REPUBLICAN SPEAKING

The following appointments have hreI
Tor public speaking 10y promi
nent Republicans:
Judge l.. T.. LEWIS.
IIarrisonburg. Saturday. Sept. ,
King George G.. H.. Thursday. Sept. :
Fredericksburg. Thursday. Sept Z
night
Louisa C. H., Monday. Sept. H.
Leesburg, Wednesday, Sept H.
HON. wM. H. EGGBORN.
King George G. H.. Thursday. Sept. T.
fredericksburg. Thursday, Sept. :
night
Louisa C. H.. Monday. Sept II.
l.eesburg. Wednesday. Sept. II.
Warrenton. Monday. Sept. -.
HON. JACOB YOsT.
King George G. H.. Thursday. Sept. :
fredericksburg. Thursday. sept. Z
night.
Louisa, Monday Sept. H.
l.eesburg. Wednesday. Sept. IL.
HON. N. X. LOWRY.
King George C.. H.. Thursday, Sept. Z
fredericksburg, Thursday. Sept. I
night.
HOS. Wa. b. KING.
WarrentOn, Monday. Sept. p.