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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

lucilt, bat 100000 Mroncn Eoiliua
lulO tcinc 8cit0llOc crgcbcn.
Nus gutter Guclc Ocrlolttct, oaB
Die ocr3eiti9cn Rcfrutcn 9tlt5beblnt-
gen III @crl,n uno llmGcbun2 iibcr-
ruiHcno mgiinitigc G%rgebniiic lie
fern, 9flrr elm gcringcr &ro5cntluB
Ser ilmgen 2c,tc, mclde lid sur I'M
tcriuAung iteaen, lit Oicnitidbig.
ltebcr sic llriadcu Der m~uiiGuigcn
Grihcimtng lit u%orOcrbunO nod feline
omtli6e Gbeoric 5lt c%rlonGcn.
En @ien lit Der bodpcroicntc Oh
mann 0eS o0cltidcn Sdutlucrcil2,
ST.. g8eitlof 8%eitorbcn. Gr ma int
mcroor nit gr0btcr Gncr8ie olcn
oeutihfciuOlid)cn Nnldl0gcn cntge-
gen gctrctcu mo bate Den oGcut-
id)en S6ulpercin" ST cincm midltl-
gen 6aftor 1T Dem Notionolit0tcn-
Sample gcmod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
@arnnng
fur 2Ndnner.

&ic mandcr Wiunn, lucGdler leine bette strait
burn 3narnsibprhcittn ucrgenort bot, Test icin
causes 2ce6nsnlid nuis spicL inbem CT &C.
ipiNc sd,pddje4 { nniptomc nhbend,trt laft. Diit
etWns aancrteincr sdpndle, Diniii0feit. ieit,
l~uciiBcn RRdenitmcricn nro nrrBleidlru idnnt
GO nrlubhnlidl al. Onnn iurHnicn nnmnti rltd,c
Nerluitc, ipeldc irr stipadltng oeo Nerucn-
iBitcme, Jar 8ernefIihtcit nho energieludofeit
fahren. Efe Ninnne5irnit ihpinbet nIlmalig
nno enSiid, piro Der 2eibeHoc 70 idIipadi. ner.
u0s unb nieoergrihlngen. oaii or ieiner ~idgiidtcu
Seid,a ftisuns s%nipctlck nnr nit Dsibe nnd,seben
fann. @uatc cot, Gas en foltber bitlfebeoiirf'
tiger Manu nd n%pirntien nno mir i~drsi6en
fpiiror. er miro CO uie berenen, bonn i'd idiatc
ieoeu Tag aliidfid,, nj Oem iD eincm scioenSsu
bic rcttenbe pam acrcidt fabe. Ser mir oabcr
uertruucnspun ihrti6t, Tenn rueroc I'd, germ uno
pbne ntnaenoen 2uHu III erwnrtcn cinen fime.
ret gsca sur oeiluna uiieHbaren, ipoab CT eno,
fih Gin trcber, amdliAer @,enid, werSen mn
bleibsn tam, 70 fauar ct iebt. yieime aoreie n:
Ga. 0tiaRniaub
POS 9iunruc 81, 9eboten, M.
lSaI2yiSdl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
9lnS Oem Snncren WurglanO'S nno
Scn Ougrcn5cnbcn StNatcn.
3 + ii cir u uqc II,

&n 1rcocrid lit Scr SAL BON @dr-
ben Z. aoblboB gcgcn MuItcr W.
Wtoblcp, III Oent cs lid I'M $1,000
Gnti6ooigmg lucgcn Der olgcblidcn
Gntiren1Oltn0 Scr &iebC Der 6r0lt
&OblboB bon0cltc, III cincnl plobli-
6cnGnGe bo0llrd gcfonmrn, Oob Der
Mihtcr Die @cihrUorcncn inltrtirtc,
Gin llrtbeil 81 @mitcn 0c9 &CrtluQ-
ten 81 iinOcn. SIS luurOc beiuielcn,
0uB &obl6oB iid Scr ongcblIdcn I'm
trcre icincr 6rou gcqcnilbcr po'iiD
pcr6ieIt unO lie idcinbor 0urill I'M
tcrItilBtc, benn CT bcQlcitctc lie am "a.
SeptCnlbcr 1903 oui Den 9ubnboL
fouitc i6r Elm 8iQci nod Moibin0ton
unb fiiBtc lie 5ltnt Ibi6ic0, obglci6
cr mlBtc. BOB tic nnd) BORT ging, mn
WobIcn 81 t%reifcL un0 5u gleidcr
3cit cinen @ebcimpoli5iitcn oltI ibrc
Splr ieBtc. Nm Gage Uorbcr bate
er in Grfobrung gc6rodt, mas ibre
Wiiiion IN ser 9linocSbnllptitoOt
mar. Ger Sldger bot cine 9lppclu-
tion %ongencloct.
q oupcrnCur Gratis VI III IL
mcHt.
Gin 9enfmol iiir oen Gr-@ourtr.
ncur 56omoS @corgc Yrntt lit I'M
ct. Qnne'S Trieoboie in Nnllcpolio
mui0citeQt lpor0en. Cine ISni6rift
loutct: yIbornus u. Yrott, Der oell
Credit 0ca StoutcS Miurplono rcttc-
tc." 8oupcrncllr Erotts Gernlin
mar bon 1914 bis 1917 inter Der
g8biq.Gartci. Gic &cgiSlotur fottc
bltrd ucri6nenoer'id)e 8crlpiQigull.
| ocn fiir Den Gbeinpcofc. 8 biosa0nal,
Die Baltimore = Ohio 9a6n," Sen
Susurlebanld.aunal bie Baltimore
& Susquehonlo." uno anoerc No6.
men Den Stuot Dem 0nnferott no6e
oebrod1t, unO cine &epuoiation ser
Sdlul6 mur0e 6eiproder, ols &r.
Gratt 5lt Dicicr fritii6en 3cit Gum
8ouperneur eripdblt DurOe iuto ben
Credit oes StaateS rettete. GaS @elo
fir oaS Genfmal lpnroc Don DER lcB.
ten 2egislatur beluiQigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Meitcrn WarNIano Balm.
srut mt ~, 6ebrnar 1905 IN strait.

5rut mn ~, Scbrnnr 1907 In strait.
3lgc p~crlaiicli 9illene1iuiioIl. Wie fUl0i
1dgItdl.
1.@o Sotlll. Gblicll5ltB. Sdipllinic. Sugrr5s
iolDh. gSdDnc5hOrD. X. a. n. YuDli mo Dclt
SttocIt, mo aisqenOinlne:l SoHniaqs y. ~
Sapn ,pdIc0d. GbGntbcr5burg, WiariiuSburg
mo 2Stubclier.
1925 2l6eh6s - gutcm. nab llnionsBribee.
SdgIif, nncHcnomucn Sunutago.
10 Born. YOrf. y. x y. Glib. uiib Sdupts
yiite oltlt4 bon 6ntor0. @r0pe, Carlisle uuo
". < s.. VdbH.
S.l5 Surm. - Sauptltuic, Sager5toiun. Sancod
Sbtppen5lnrd. fSrcoerid. Gmmtttshur0 mo
" & ". Aabt bis clifton.
loIE S0rlli Iffont. mad llnt0rsgrioge.
gorf lno GcitnSDurl.
30 Iadnt. = YitUn, rad Gliorb-SrDbe.
80 gndin. Yffptn. nab GmOrD .8rope, ".
& 50. SiO., iuiuie Dori.
itJ Jin1ffil. - g(IVnt. nab ltnionsQrioac.
800 Jlndnt, GrprcB tnd g9citmiHfter,
Union brtbgc. mo ourit Stiipil. bis 0agcrs3
tolpt. iopie 3nnCod, 6rcberid. Gmmiils6ura
llilo 1btppctsblrh. CFdriur.GarD
1928 giadlnl. - 6Tprci mad U1f, Sanuucr
Hnb Bettnebura. tGnrlUrsGaT)
b.SO Inbui. - NifOm. itud) GnlOrOs Qjrobe.
g.t5 AbeHoo - @tifom. mad l~nion'grioae.
SOC Abelioo -- whom nab @n1orht Strobe.
Sur SoHntugs.
$50 Sortt. 49, gIttont. nuh uniOHsgrioee uno
SdnOOer.
$50 gid6nt. 9ufom. nndl tlnionsgrioqe.
4 30 Hadln. 49, gltfOnt. mad Gniotnst3rooe.
. Snlt riht an Oct BenntOlbdnin.2be sStation.
BILLET mo Sepuds glrcalf, ~gllhaugb's, Ode
Qbarless mo qeTinqtgtls5 truBe.
3ifge baltcn an %lliltoits. BeiniGlodnids 9lte. =.
5nltols uno gSnl0roof4 CAortbs~g lpennel Citation.
y. 8. 8rispolp, Y. I W.
q. ~. Sppea. q. 3. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Gbciareafc 9ampfcr.gumpaanie.

GbefapcnfesNtni
9legnrfP Yaiiagicrs9aripier pgIuguTta" ui,u
.yNltanta" nab
Ctb Rotnt Comfort uno Nurfuls, IA.
Sartpter ~berl1icn Baltimore tngli6 (di5ges
%1onlnleH Surliugs) I'm $50 gbe-oS mo foms
men In, Oh Point Comfort INT 6 ll6r Wlurs
pens NIB In yioriolf I'M 10 WtoryenS an, nfs
l6ltebero. m bic Gifenbubr8iige uub uuen
Ynihten oeS SiloerS ltnb Gii0lucitens.
UorfsRiucr.Hinie
3legallfe HnliagierE Sdmpler charlotte" uub
baltimore"
nndi Wei .Buiut mo MidmouI, Be,
9anpier b~erlGien Baltimore 8ienitags. DON.
ner'iags lino Gnttlt1g3 I'M 3 Nor 9t0dmiitaaa
NIB fomitc1 81 AeftlSoint iim $50 Woraens
mo 5u Hi6mOlo nm 0.25 Torgens an.
Vie Sampler lperocIl- 0uf Der Sins uno Riids
id1rt in DorlsJliber ali fol9enocil Puuften ans
lc9el, Slouecitcr Noint, Slap garut uio gtas
nono's.
2anpier %otrlniisn Baltimore uDm .Bier Tr. ts
NIB 10, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Dllr6lUtllete 1nd allen Yulften fornen oss
lhbtrtt Septd nuiqegeben mo adihten3imnIer
i'm Sorali5 r%cferOift iuerhen In ben bicfiaeu
Niue..8lreaur: VT. 317, gorosG6arless StraBe,
". II, BetisGentresSirnBe, ODER ben 6aupts
Silredllr; glr. $50, GigbtStrdbe. baltimore, Wlo.
Nrnbei EpTier, 6, z. Ghtsn,,
Gen, sf3effuft5fiibrer. @et. s%BtuefsMoent.
Z. o. DaeDannsf. reh' 'Iher 8aitaaier.aa,n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
&onuIfon0a III @ulttmor
0Gpontrt.

&idtcr &ccop oonEarei8Qcrit5t pclt
GSnihinQton'Go untp bot Die $50. s..
8. Bono, jru, HHh benjamin. Il.
Nihmon0, Enlltce9 Oc3 GbriopCofcs
un0 ObiosaQnalS snunaGpicIcm bic
100000, mcld3e Die ogScItlidlc Ma
rpl0nDer 9obn" fiir 0a3 Mcgcrrdjf
Dem &onol cntloHQ bc}ohlt hot. III
Ger Continental (rrit Gp." 3t ocpns
uircn, sic oofiir 30 YroJcnt 3iniC1
bcjoblen miro.
&etn.o IS 6 OouCr" mcbrs
It YlolnficlO, u. s., lit oo& ncltt
9lcciicgcicB in &roit gctretelL luCld)cS
bic &iccn5Qe6iibr BON $3.50 olli $1,000
erb0bt. Die 6olgc 0ouon lit, ooB bic
8irtbc lire oS6ooncr-"@lGic o6Ae
ihofit uno flciucrc @loicr iubltitu:rt
bu6cn. (n GluiuijcI0 mllrOcu bis no.
bin fleinc Nl0lcr ltltr olli uil5Griid
lihc9 &CrlanNen Oc9 &lluoct %lcrpirt.
Ser oS6ooncr" gait ais 9tornoi.
mooB. 0tou foun iid oobcr Die Git
riiltlmo oca bicrcouIuulircnocn Glt6r
liflunS porltcQCL, ais scr gclicbtc
yS6ooner" ibrcn trodcucl Gcblcu
cntriidt muroc. 81 elmer 0ffcntli6cr
oagcnlcincn Gnlporung miro rs jcs
bod pornn5iiHtIih hi6t fonrmclr,
Noti5eH
Nou @hitc6olic u Sabre aft. Der
fiir5lid Die EriulUri6uIc in GuIton
in 0ron6 itrdtc lit anl GonncritoI
bis ~ icincm u. Sabre nod Der
st. Moricn ,(l0ultrieidulc" &c,
io1ot uorOer. Gic 9lniNulo;gunN
ser 9ronoitiitung iulirOc iaacn &C.
loiien.
Sic M~urplauOcr StootSilo08c
puroc oln 3olncritog 3lln erItul
Niolc iiber ocnr %aliic ocS @Dllncr
neutrS @uriitlO QcbiBt. Der @ollpcr.
icltr bat Oica un9eor0nct, Inn oic
@cpolfcrlnlQ pou NnnopoliS lriiict
az loiicn, mcml rr Iid) IN OerStont5
6ollptitoot b%ciin0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
WcrdantS' e @iucrs' @ransSur
tatioE Gompnap.
QUIZ Uha1
Dampftr.YtuIen.

E~ampfer,9tuien
gao goiier unb oem Slten: iebsu MSontaa,
9tenitna, Donnerftag uib SdWitag, sbeHoS
O tibr.
Nnt Erobibence uub benz Sften: lebenSonn.
tag, Wlttttpo6 ifHo 8rcitaa, Abenos 0 libr.
RAD Meipport . NeipS unh HorfoIt: tdeIt9
NM 0 tlbr g(benos.
Srnft tpiro tigIih Bis 3 ll6r stberbs f1r an
BEN Ia9e dhtabrerloe Sampler aHgenUm men.
Na6 SGpnnndD NIB benz Giben: ieoet 9tens
itna, 8onneriiGa un6 &niniina, 2lbeiibs @ tibr.
@ofouer iluo 8ro3ioence : Eampfer fnbren
hon Der Berfte am Sub. oes 9oHp. DodS db:
GdhonndbsG dinptcr bon ber 28erite nm Sube
Der @eft' 6auSsGoerue.
s. ". Gininstarn. Gtsent,
aouesSod.
10. g. Turuer, @.s8.sM.
", .. @tebbiTs, B.sGR.
Sdnptbfireau - Nr. 604. Nprb.Gbarles.e Str.
Sradt' iinb Yaiiage'8nre1l-Nr. 22t Neft,
SdltlmoresStrabe t113,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Baltimore T~nmpi.Badst.@O.

Sfies Der 'etaate1i.Q ,oSItt 6bei5rSsrnS.
9antpfer Iabren t1gIi6, Sonntngs uusgenoTn'
Q~iGbtsstrabe, $50 abenbs. otrtft nG6 OI6
8Hniten Ses sioens. 'Scr6inbnHa in SIS
Point Comfort nit e. & O.s@tfeu6obn" nab
Rthrlonar .g4erbinhrna III GortSmclttb nit BEN
na SSqS'q nas, VT s!ira HIRt' !SS 81 @or &f"PG s zen %SEIS,
nit be- ~gnINutic Gouit line". giortoIt pHS
Goro!tna. g%turIolf UNI. lihii@, gEJrtoIf uub
iuenIi6 NIB .SIo @omtntpn pire" np6 getps
bern, BnfbingtoIt. R.sg., tito TldpmunE, Nd.
WGbl6citen nnb elrorftt6en 4lane. euru'
rt6ie .@niIien5tinmer. eleiirif1e .8elcuptiHg,
Iarupfbei8inG 9oleU fret. Snejerb:Tie 6ctiiteI'
3imner In ben Q~iIetsBtreauI Der p@ab ltne-'
Ut. 32t, @eftsgdIttmoree StrnBc, &r. 500 urb
508, Qig5tStrnbe, g. ". g. Office, gc, 2t6,
iuro.Gb1rlcSsStr1be uito Nlbdua6s, CHARLES
iirb pertHaioitsS trnPe.
Sulu u. G1criuuUb, u. grpr1h,
gIces4rdf. u. Sen. -UanHdesr. 9ct.s gni. '9taeni
CSea2--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
@egweIer
uOu empfcblcusiurrtBrn Sinans',
Gu9rUs' unO GnGctail.8 cI6Gften.
Gtnan8ieIIe8 8,
Uanfen.

- - - v ,
8nnfen.
6irit NattonaI @onf, t6, @cft.S arn.
toga . StruBe; s. 9. Serguion
Braiiocnt; $. 9. @ilcor, Rniiirer.
Sormers' onO Ner6nnts' NationaI
@ont, sol, @or6. GGarIe8. Strabe;
Gbas. Z. Crane, BrGIioent; Garter
g. SSburH, 9aiiirer.
0eutI6e @artf, 2egin9ton. unb Soui.
boD.S traBe; 81. s. Sdul5, &rGit'
bent; Guguit @eber, 2aiiirer.
Commercial ano Sarmers' Notionol
8anf, Soparo. urb @erman.Str .
8cItern Rational 9anf, IA, NorO.
@utatu-S traBe; Soibuo s.. Sarpep,
8rGiioent; SO. Marrtott. &oIIircr.
9roperS' oto Me6anics' National
@ant, @utom. uno Sapette.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
HOrOOenti3er 9lObO.
G~c0clmGRigc Gampfidifffagrt
5ipiidlcu

Hc9cImiGigc GampfidifffaBrt
5%ipiidcu
Baltimore mn Bremen
our6 Die neltcn uuO crprobtel1 nit
alien @eqltemli6feiten periebcncn
&oitOompfer crIter aloIie:
nHGciu," o9ron0en6lrg,"
oRcdar," nG6cmmib,"
Main" g@rcSlou."
Die gypeoitionStogc Itl0 ME foIgt:
bon Baltimore: -
Stuttgart" Gamltog, ben 4. Ndr5,
9 llbr No6mittag8.
nGDemtib," Mitttpod), Sen s. MGr3,
2 llGr Nudmittags.
r0ormItaot," Montog, ocu IS.
MGr5, 3 ltbr Godmittog8.
n96lL" Wittluod, ocn 10. @Gr8,
9 llbr Nadmittog8.
y@cra," Mittmod, Sen 20. MGr5,
9 ltDr Nadmittog3.
3mcitc niiitc.Yaiiagc.9rci8
@uu $3.50 AT,
3uiIbcuOcdS Bullagc-8rciIc:
Sou Baltimore uao bremen. $500
Ron NrcmCH undI Baltimore $1,000.
NuuOrciic.Sinctc BON Baltimore uaa Bremen
mo 6nriif 5000.
gGcRcu SruMt mo Fuiiuge iueIroe man iib
an bic ScrcrulaglAcntcl
q, SdnmadJcr C GO.,
9r. Z. SiIos@oD.S traBc,
u0cr
Goiunro MniHc,
Sffter brS ,Heutimeu 6urreipOnbcutet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

5euGr-8 chickering's. aaenten.
Some 6rienOlD Societp, 1926, Gin,
ben : &penlle.
8. &, SbadeIforo & 60, 2. Oft.
Soroto9aitrabe.
SenrD 30. 8arfieIo (HopaD, 210.
SIt.2erin9tonItroBe.
8irdbeno & Son, 214, S~It.2erine.
ton : Strabe.
ScuucB & Taplor, BOG, Slt.2erius.
ton StroBe.
Burner & &bomas, 2, Sft.S aratoea.
StraBe.
%. 8, Gctocn, If, OIt,gIraiant.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
IarsIanb nns gennipIpania.yabm

3fae. h~erIatien RortfsMpenuesGtction:
7.30 Born. mad Dorf, fdgltG, ausaeuom'
men g0Hntlg5. SON
$50 gcrm. na6 Seltu, nnr Gorntn9s.
$50 mao geIair, tieIt6, anSgeHomnlen
1926 gd9m. nab gort, taeTlS. aussenom.
men Goitntaps.
400 gaaf5n. na6 8eIta. rir eonttaas.
40 mad Geltn, tdgIid, GisaenprImen um
600 gabm. mao BeIair, tdariG. aussenonp
men GorHtagS.
10. 90 Nbsnbs, nnh 8siait. MIR sp1rtags.
fI.lb Adenbs, nn9 Heluir. WifiIop0 ntb
6lHHaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
@amNurgsNmerifa
- SIAN -
glOmuatb- - -~Sambnrs
9UppelidrOaben-
Urprtb. unO B0NngicrsN ienit.

" ssgen Jn Dnper fir gOnboH uuD YariS an.
Sam6ars-I mcrifa'Gtuie,
81 @rcoomap, Nelp-Oorf.
&rtBAr 8. &obion,
II 8eItsgentre. GtraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Spar6onfen.
Central Snbiugs @ont, Gbarles'
uno 2ertngton.S trnbe.

8onficrs ltn6 Mofler.
Sambleton & Co., 10, Slt.2erington.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

9luldnolis. Wt. gphul Gtnilpn. l7.50 mo
+S.t5 &ornt. 1850 mo !h.b5 9tn6ui, gambcu'
Citation. 1900 mo 900 &ornt. 1926 Wiit,
tags, 400, 25.35, 600 uno 2t1.t0 A6enos.
9dTrosus Cation, i7'55, 1000, 2a.i5 nu6 1890
Borm., II .25, 1850 nnb 1920 sbeHos.
@lnfIeirr, Ui:. MobdlsStntiou, l7.t0 q. uno
PAS v. 9amoeusS t1ttot, H.20 w., 1900 mo
1880 yiadwt.
Sugcrstupn, WG gtoDdI Stntion, is.45 Botm.,
800 gin6m. GnurocnsStntion, l9.00 Yorn..
1870 uuo AGO yddui.
l7,35. ?o.t5 Torm., i1.25, 1850, 1920 ya6ui.,
$3.50 uno #ft.45 WGcnos.
Curtis g,Gn, GGrloeItsG tdttpr, 1928 Born.
2urn0. ut. ROlnbGtdtton, s2.A3 fndm
COMPENSATION, 300 yiatnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

StraBe.
90. 8. Gctocn, If, Sit,9Icaiant.
StraBe.
8ellcriidere M0bel.2 agerung.
@rabam's @orebouie, gart Ipemte
unO 9olpbin.S traBe.
@runbeigentbuatS .Rafler.
Eicrre Is. 9ligon & Stephen, 16,
2erington.S troBe.
9u6banolung.
@untber's oeutide 9udbar0Iilne.
S08, STt.9aItimore- StrnBe.
Bidders eqtiiiten.
Che @gers & Sids 60, t04, Sio.
3omnr6sS traBe.
9auDol5.SGnoler.
E1os. Wattbeips & Con, Canton.
aneulle un6 4lbemarle-S traBe.
Geo. s. SIoan & Bro, Ala, eight.
StroBe.
9led. iino emaiuirte Stablnaaren.
Rotional gnameling & Stamping
Co., 100, SanobersS traBe.
9nnpfmuidinen, &eIiel II, Bumper.
8aaace Stebbins & Cons, Charles.
uno 2ombarb.S troBc.
2an5WirtidaftIi6e @erdtbe unS go.
mereien.
@rifiitD & Eurner Co., EOS, Norb.
RoeaitraBe.
SrnamentaIe 9ro5t' Grbeiten.
9niur & 60, 3tt, R.-Sorar6.S ctr.
Sdnitt- uno 9lir3fpaaren.
IrmIiron9, Gator & 60, 106--18,,
SopfinS. Blace.
Gregellas, SerteI & go, los, SOP.
finS.Biace.
9Diiren, 5eniterrabmcn u. RauIeaur.
3rant 3. 8atfinS & &c., Brott. un5
4%reiioent.S traBe.
Sdnupftabats Sobritanten.
Storr & so, 436. Noro.G alDert.
StraBe.
3eiti6riften . Wogo5in etc.
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@erman.S traBe.
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TaFe! YaTt!
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neutrality-suspicious. .Rafler.
Hicrre Is. 9ugan & Hepbeip, t6,
2egingtou.S troBe.
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8ellcrIidere M0bel.2 agerune.
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uno 9olpbin.S traBe.
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9ldbanolung.
@ilntber's oeltti9e 8udbanoIrlne.
S09, SIt.9aItimore- StraBe.

Bidders cquiIiten.
Che Mgers & $ids Co., t04, Gii6.
4ofpnro.S troBe.
The Washington times., 1905-10-03

rect: and the girdle that serves to
conf1ne the loose folds at the waist
line may be either OF the ribbon or a
siiken cord
quite piQuant effect is gained with
the ribbon binding defined by q single
row OF velvet baby ribbon. Black ap-
pears in conjunction with all shades,
this making for the touch OF somberness
that the French affect so much upon
even the brightest colors.
In boudoir gowns-and they are re-
cent arrivals in the field OF fashion
all sorts OF exquisite and elaborate
materials find appropriate setting.
Crepe de chine and especially the double
width ono seam weave. is particularly
suited to these. since q flowing drap-
cry is the conspicuous feature of the
design. and single width fabrics do not
cut to advantage FOR such gowns.
There are many seams and piccings and
Joinings that mar the finishing effect
when the narrow silks are employed; so
the double width ones have taken their
place.
Some exquisite creations in these come
from Paris: and all of the pale colors
are delightfully."- employed. A marked
favorite Is pale yellow, in the primrose.
apricot, and taune pale tints and those
are nDerally trimmed with lace ribbons
TO match, and with the inevitable applI-
cation Of black velvet ribbon as well. in
Two or even more widths
The Washington times., 1905-10-03
Flat D1oellerS' Etiquette.

Do most of your talking near the court
windows. The neighbor will be elevated
py YOUR conversation.
When you retire take off one shoe.
lift 1T high above your head. and drop
it hard. Five minutes later drop the
other one.
Let the bathtub overflow and always
have onions for dinner the evening the
neighbor above is going 10 entertain her
club
II possible, have bare floors in ct least
two rooms and get into the habit Of
pacing back and forth in them after IL
o'clock at night
Gentlemen lighting their pipes and
cigars in the hallwe-s should always
drop the burnt matches on the floor.
and then complain Of the janitor service.
Your piano should be played only aft
er 10 o'clock at night. when most OF
the people will be at home to hear you.
IL they do not appreciate your music
II IS because their early education has
been neglected.
Let your small son ride his velocipede
up and down the hall. II possible, get
the family dog to scaInper after him. II
the woman IN the fiat below sends up
word that she has headache, advise
her 10 study mental healing
The Washington times., 1905-10-03
Soap Under The Dirt.

The most common practice in removing
dirt from the hands is to apply the soap
after the job is finished, and when the
time for cleaning up has arrived. Per
haps this is sufficient for some kinds OF
dirt A writer for the American Ma
chinist, though. pronounces the opera
tion Of soaping the hands before tack
ling dirty task an improvements on
the old plan Sometimes II is practically
impossible to clean the hands without
taking this precaution. He said, fur
thermore, that the previous addition of
yaseline to the soap helps matters In
asmuch as soap and vaseline Will make
the hands slippery, 1t is obvious that
these measures Will not always be prac-
ucable- They may interfere with the
performance of ones work, TO say
nothing OF soiling the handle of tool.
However, the practice has it's merits.
and is worth keeping in mind. There are
occasions when IL viii serve to leave the
cuticle in a wholesome condition.
The Washington times., 1905-10-03
Look TO The Bread Boz.

Bread boxes are shockingiy neglect
ed by even careful housekeepers. who
wait until bits Of crust begin to mildew
before they have the boxes freshened-
This Is altogether wrong, for any germs
that gather on bread TO be eaten are
directly transferred TO the mouth. car
rying possibilities of real sickness
Every other day a bread box should
have its contents removed Then the
receptacle should be wasted with soda
water. dried and set on top OF a stove
for a moment TO evaporate any excess
moisture. After that set il in a window
for half an hour. preferably in the sun.
Do not put back any stale bits, but If
those are saved keep them in a sep
arate place Bread should always be
kept in metal and not stone as IN the
latter it gathers moisture quickly and
mildews.
Persons who live in houses. and SO
have cellars. should keep plenty of lime
about Few cellars are absolutely dry
lack of sun alone causing dampnsss
Lime VIII absorb II. at the same time
holding odors or gases 1t should be
sprinkle6 literally about the edge of the
floor and renewed once a week
The Washington times., 1905-10-03

Teachee, teachee. all day teachee.
Night markee papers, nerves all creepee;
No one kissee. no one huggee.
Poor old maidee. no one lovee!
The Washington times., 1905-10-03
THE HOINZ5 ITS PROBLEMS IND ITS INTERESTS y
Lingerie Sacks.

The new lingerie" sacks. made over
oencate shades of the thinnest silk lin
ihgs' are made to come apart and tack
together again in the same way that
is seen In the lingerie baby coats. They
are made to be used summer and win
ter. and offer the best of ways for the
woman who already has a matinee of
nice make and design. to convert 1t into
an al-winter belonging. All-over en-
Droidery, wash valenciennes lace, and
mulls ana sheer lines hand-worked ali
over with "eyelet" are the materials
seen in the imported ones. which are
mounted over light blue. Lavender. and
rose-pink silks
The Washington times., 1905-10-03
Cheese Fingers.

The shortcake dough is to be made in
all respects Ike baking powder bis
cult, except that three times the usual
amount or shortening Is used Cut out
The Washington times., 1905-10-03
DAINTY DRESSING GOWNS
MADE IN GREAT VARIETY

For the various types and degrees
of negligee wear there are all sorts
and manner OF material For a saute
de lit some one or another of the light
weight wooiens are favored Henri
eta is one of the latest favorites to
spring into favor; and when II is duly
trimmed with much ribbon and a lit
tie lace it can be made to represent
quite a degree OF dressiness at a very
slight cost. OF course, ii is the long
garment that obtains for such uses
and one may have IL as simple or
as elaborate as one chooses. Ribbons
are used for binding the fronts are
disposed on the fanciful sleeve after
the same fashion. are frilled and pieat-
ed. quilted and ruched and make pows
and sashes to be applied wherever they
will afford the most telling effect.
The utility house gown of eiderdown
Is one of the best investments that the
woman of slender purse can make.
They come ready to wear in all of
the pretty shades. and the serviceable
colors are well represented, too. Long
and unbroken lines are preferred for
these, and the present day etGerdown
Is very far removed from the thick
and bulky flannel that we used to know
under the same name. The modern
product is the same texture and ap-
pearance as the expensive lambs wool
cloth from which they make those
luxurious bath rodes and dressing
gowns that the exclusive shops which
cater TO men display. and for which
a goodiy sum is demanded.
Here hens are eliminated as much as
possible. and a ribbon binding takes
thefr place A broad satin or tafretas.
Skapire or louisine. plain striped or
6n16sd. makes for a very smart ef-
The Washington times., 1905-10-03


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