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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
The Private Car Systems

Ray Stannard Baker in the January
McClure's, talks about the private car
and the beef trust. He begins by con-
sidering the legitimate uses of private
cars. and shows how. as originally
planned, they were of great benefit to
the railroads, the consumers, and the
shippers: how they doomed the fruit
industry, and brought to the large Cit
les of the North the delicasies of thu
South and the West.
After that, Mr.. Baker, in his clear
style. builds up a structure OF facts
that gives you a bird's-eye view of the
almost unbelievable sweep of the
abuses. He talks principally Of Ar
moor. as the largest owner of private
cars, who controls a dozen or more
lines, owning fruit and meat-cars,
tank, cattle and even common hoX-carS
approximately $4,000 in all, repres-
enting an investment Of about
Sl4, 600, 900. He tells how Ar
mour & Co. carry not only their own
products. but fruits and vegetables for
shippers generally, and how much Of
this side issue is conducted entirely at
the expense of the railroads.
The railroads pay for these private
cars a"mileagec harge'aftetwdrds col
Letting the freight rate. Although
the rental forthe cars brings ina hand
some interest, OF the money invested,
these big shippers are not satisfied,
but turn the screws just the same and
squeeze their rates down when their
products are carried at figure far be-
low that which the smaller shipper
pay.
Mr., Baker illustrates his narrative
with many true incidents, which serve
to bring home to the reader the men.
ace contained in this control of the
rates by the trusts. He tells of John
ID. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil
company, and shows how Armour and
he defy the Railroads.&c. name the act
lal price at which their products Shall
be carried.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
A Model and a Measuring Rod

1t sounds like a fairy tale rbo
president of an insurance con
mas escaped %unscathed. II anno,.,
that the affairs of the Home Iira ~
oeeh administered ALTERS such +, fssh;aa
ohat The witness sat in a sort nt &c.
olialr, with neither t]repjdat,o,
embarrassment. Naturally. ha wo..o
garded as a curiosity. AS il saan,a,
700 good to lie true, the cbairman
su'Ced With the examiners No.
p'oCesClng that it would be a,,nost
upon the Committee
witness 20 without a sign Of disto ~
U MR. Hughes threw up The casa
iiopeless. However, after 81 monn, -
ne could afford a miss. Unouas+;n 'u'
ANY, II he was searching for = 49,
d measuring rod for other con1as
he found it in George II Ia.
MANAGEMENT of the Home Liza ms
brooklyn Daily Eagle. lne
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22

found guilty. He will apply for a ne"
trial. George Powers, accused OF as
saulting J.. G. Kinney was acquitted,
The cases against George WOODS,
Peter Shea, II. f. Scott, George Bass
Ter, j. A. Branch and James Ringrose,
for illegal sales of liquor, were all DIS
missed because of the states inability
to secure it's witnesses.
CIVIL CALENDAR CALLED
The first civil case for trial is that
of Huck vs.. Amerpohl, transferred
from Edmunds county because OF the
intense feeling aroused by it there.
Huck is Sueing for damages on account
of alleged false prosecution by Amer
pohl. j. W. McCarter of Ipswich and
E. W. Taylor represent I1uck and
c. H. Barron Of Ipswich and j. II.
Perry for Amerpohl.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
c. N. W. CROSSES MISSOURI
Extension to Rapid City Pats Il
Far West of Milwaukee

Aberdeen is notrthe only town
which will be benefited by ralIroa"
extensions. TheNorthwestern VIII pH'
in machine shops and a round house az
Pierre also. The following from tuS
| Pierre Free Press shows that work y
being pushed right along. In TINS
connections it should he noted ina
the Northwestern is already in Beie
Fourche and that the Rapid Git, eN-
tension will givc'the Northwestern d
line almost across the state from east
to west.
To be exact to the hour and minute
the first engine of the Northwestern
road reached the opposite bank OF IN"
river on the new temporary bridge, at
a point on Marion's island, at9:l3a a. III.
Wednesday, December -. This TACT
is Of no small historical Importance, a
it marks an era in railroad develop
ment in this state, which Will con
tinue until the Northwestern has
spannud the western half of South
Dakota, and continued on To the coast
with its transcontlnent line.
Wednesday morning the temporary
bridge to MariOn's island had been
completed over the main channel OF
river and an engine was sent across to
test the structure, which stood in good
shape. Work is not being pushed in
forwarding construction material to
the island, the grading Of the track
across the island is being rushed, the
piling wei the slough south of the
island opposite Fort PierrciS about all
IN and the stTingers, ties, and rails are
being placed, and in a few more days
the first wheels of train will be turn.
ing on the bottoms above Fort Pierre.
In a short time also side tracks viii be
strung out at the old townsite OfStan-
ley and a vast amount Of construction
material will be u~nloaded toallow the
work to be pushed on to Rapid City
next spring.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
NORMAL SCHOOL GROWS
New Building Dedicated Wednes=
day Evening-Large Crowd
Attended

The new industrial hall and work.
shop of the Northern Normal school
was dedicated Wednesday, withappro-
pirate exercises. The audience that
attended could scarcely be accomodat-
eel in the room. President Nash
presided, introducing the speakers of
The evening. Governor Elrod could
not be present but his address was
read by |. w. Goodner of the board
OF regents. 1t is impossible for this
paper to give a full account of the
exercises this week.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22

III The Vatican garden. 1t is not impos.
sip4e ila' her majesty may have made
d personal trial Of the pope's remedy.
pui IL y certain that she did not ac-
quire TIE habit. That she appreciated
l.ic attention was made evident from
lle Iact that stindry jars of n marina.
laue deviSri In the royal kitchen at
"iAisor ionhd their way at Christmas
lllne To the Vatican.
some OF this delectabie confection
nlaee u holiday appearance In other
IuioPeah courts. The queens Ger
man grandchildren were fond OF II,
"'ti ileir royal grandmother saw to
y taat 4 S2oily supply of the delicacy
"'t' ~ attendant supplement Of n par
4e"iaf seed cake Of her majesty's own
.oiHpoSltion cached Potsdam In time
ioi ule Christmas dinner, One OF the
4ueehs sran,lsons by marriage. the
lA"i' useu TO send her the most beau
ui"l lhaiachite and jade vases ever
seen III England, md In return he
'etelNed invariably a six dozen case
u very old and mellow Scotch whisky
ron Il particular highland distillery,
1oN5 patroniZed by the British royal
1aihiiy. There is no record to prove
aiat Nicholas found the Scottish. bey-
eiase more satisfying than his native
,oaAa' put II is a fact that he kept
~ sehuiis The precious vases as long
90 MS thoughtful grandmother lived,
liz kalSer'S established christmas
1,aa siiprahce to the elders OF the Eng
nsl court is a case of Johannisberg,
nntei Is almost as unattainable as the
81 OF life. For the youngsters
oncie William" sends tons Of the in
a mechanical toys made In Ger
maus; The president Of the French
nepupac' not to be outdone in Christ
Gas civiiity, gives presents OF costly
- 80 ana Limoges wares to the reign
ms queens of Europe. In return he is
,si decorated with the ribbon OF
,ba coveted order. The president of
Tue swiss confederation is more nrac.
G uSal IN his holiday generosity. Last
. s.ihas he sent 10 Queen Alexandra
1870 selection OF cheeses.
as a systematic dispenser Of Christ
m"s 'lieef II is probable that the Ger
glra., eiipsfor heads the list of royal
stsefs. With his custonar ~ nr1er,i
va aad attention to detail lie begins
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
herman Lutheran Christmas
Services

Rev. Z. Knoll will hold Christmas
service Sunday oath in the forenoon
IN Brainard township. At 3 O'Clock,
p. m. IN Liberty township. At s
O'Clock Christmas celebration of the
sunday school in Brainard township.
Monday first Holy Day. lO:I5 o'clock
a. m. Service in the German Lutheran
lions church at Aberdeen, First ave.
east. At s o'clock p. m. Christmas
celebration of the lions Sunday school,
tuesday second Holy Day, Christmas
service in Warner at 3 O'Clock p. m.
Everybody is cordially invited to
these services.
REV. G. KNOLL, Pastor,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22

most aosrIF'i IN tneir practically. For
many years The gentle and well bclov.
ed Plus lN. was In the habit of ex.
clisne;n. Christmas gifts with the
equally AmiabIc Victoria OF England.
The pope invariably sent a package of
specially prepared and exaulsitely
scented snna'. with an autograph letter
c%tolllng its virtues as n remedy for
catarrh and kindred disorders. This
standing gift was sometimes accom-.
panied by II few jars Of wine made
from fruit taken from n particular vine
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
r,,r,h of July Ch's

In other days Tue
Episcopal churches s!ss
mas much as me- ~.
serve tie glorious III
candles. skyr0ckels' n'
general rejoicing a -,
marked The day sae'N
the Prince Of Feaet'
thai the occasion Ta'a;h
men sa5uId yocifet9asss
h ln,n Echoes Of
brations are sill bean
the south Which Ns 4,
cavaliers, ,,isTk1
however, and esP ,ss
tanism. this form o. ID
mas was done away TF, s,p
" days d New .t,i Il
was scarcely o0st. srs,r
only in eomplFa a,s,on
that tie presen' ,
Teasing VA rf' saI1 ~
the puritan had 1'''
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
Excursion Rates for the HOLIDAY

VIA the Northwestern Line. Eycur-
sion tickets will be sold at reduced
rates December %, 80. a d "a .,
i'o'' ana January !, 1906, good return
, ,nse untll ana including January 4.
i'oo' 10 points on the North Western
Line, including c. st. p. NJ, st nv
10 points on the Union Pacific r p
east OF and including Cheyenne and
Denver, points on A. T. & SCI
DenVer y Rio Grande h. r., and cn1'
oraoo southern, Denver to Trinid,a
inclusive, and Colorado ana S,,tn..a
po'n's' or'h Jet. to Cheyenne, ioclu-
I,'e' alSo TO points on D. 5. S. s. A.
n.y. ana Mineral Range R. r. A.pplv
~ agents Chicago & North. Western
Dos
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22

..
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4s 4'Ea q Il;
80. oi laQa rtA
Il! private d
U'"h III MS Lest 4da
oSoaf ~ nm J5e nlnst
ps '..5 WHOM he inis
anu 'Ae a'4onnt he sga
On ''tca Of them.
one Of his st0glaa
roy al portrait Las.
f'e'i u'e a>l#! ctSNn 5Jr1
prospect agugAie..a
eSS I tr va, with a naA
sen! le'a. is absa1a
@h4trycr Tor any @
- u NIG1
~ " soyjae liss
80, " 0'' 1s.alal ~
~ ia" ''r gle a'Aias
'1','l,'' '4e Aa!ssia
S,'1 l''1@A4a vA1lSat
sHe 4'I"' IL a point .
LING u '4.-e " eVsg
INV 'IFis1s'iae4
"'03S a'Nl llssi-1
ci''''SeN Oh I9lAI @Illeag'll
e'AP"e "'.P aFe 4-|
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22

yn,.N DO TO Pleas.
a M1ie at lils Msposal. rlle pryoea ~.
az ny mat. but it did not tempt 'l him knew
Your Holiness" he fal+enn niln.
: afa 'dn1. Himself. 4 beg You r'1 to a,rl pros s,s
w At ,nis unexpected reauest j.
seemed 1o5 in.. startled ana toa l'.S pope t
De satisfied with such ) 80, could
seemaa !, ana M yet the Young ]uGa!'4 rental
Why do you elect such ,
'nl .n5 lis holiness denan ! worthless
on, do not refuse MOI, "H4ea
r expo Think Of is u, va,n prince
fe,ic after your holiness is aa!ue as a
nn uh etI pontitr smiled grinI Ia''9 Thas
pu. lls right hand UPON his hen he
h h,ghea long ana rather mo u,s heaa and
a enor some hair remaining. bu uIalls, He
o.sn 70 serve as a relic. scarcely
hod AS you will" he groano,
naa rather You had ASKED sEoa''ea but I
sema of the Two sicIlies sue FOR the
: changed by latter day roy pltvea ats e5-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
Cure for Sore MINI,

an ns s Chs as the child is done pursino
off OPP, wi uthnamberloin's salve. WIS Iirsli z
the cbild q soft cloth before %allopwIin'nl
nnrso .ni,u TO nurse. MANY tr,ina l
a llise 20 cents per box. For i ss1a IS
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22

room before Jauuary LIST, or othpI
disnosition will be made of the corn.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-22
OTHER COURT MATTERS

James NJ. Hart was acquitted of the
charge OF petit larcency, an appeal
from justice court. Peter Maher.
alias Peter Burns. pleaded guilty to
assault and paid a fine of 800 and
costs. George Miller, accused of steel
ing $40 from Wood Harrington, was
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

@ctrout. HaItor ". SInrs
rotp trolrte geItern AbenO in ieiner
Yiorrmobnuna Rr. 1907, Noro.@o-
rolineItroBe, Elm QIiidlihrS 8oar. gS
moren Dies Sri. Nnna Hieiinger uno
Sr. Mar 6. S6neioer. Die froblid)e
@od5eitSfeier erfoIqte in Nr. 943, o.
GorolineitroBe, moielbit Sr. @rnit
Sobn uno @uttin bic oicIcu Sbeil.
nebner ber5lid) bcnirt6eten.
Sn ieiner Yforrluobmung. Nr.
222t, 0it9oltimoreitroBc, troute aul
@iitttuo6 Aben0 @oItor s: N.>Gonro-
81 &rn. Clarence e. WfiQcr nit Sri.
Clara e. Gibbons. Erol5Nlgen iuos
rem 9uen Gibbons uno 6rou 9otie
Eopp. Die NGlpermGblten peroen
in Nr. 1913, 3. Str, Sigblonotoipn,
mobnen.
Nbleben. - IN ibrcr 9eboit-
lung oil @lcnmore'9loe., @ontilton
itorb om @iittmod 6rou Gliiobetb
&irginio HeQuor0t, @otth1 ot8 81
Observation-Disclosures Sllli,t3 Hcquorht,
in GIter bon 40 Sobrau.
Nr. Charles s. Sdlpar3fopf
itorb nm Mittluoh i'm Glitter bon So
Sobren in ieiucr @o6nunQ, Nr.12t3,
9Irqple-9lpe. Ser @crbli6crc ipor in
Seiicn-0 ormitobt Neborer. Gr wor
cin Spen9Ier bon 9erllf uno binter-
l6Bt ouBer Ieiner Gottin mcbrere
S0bne.
- 0o6 fitr5cr &ronf6eit Itorb &c.
tern &r. Gbriition $. 9onot in iei,
uer 9ebnltiung, Nr. 1929, Noro-
8otterion-Yo rf. 9loemIc. Seine Be
erOigung finoet morgen Gormittog
Inn lh0 ltbr bon BORT aus itutt.
SitBe erfroren. Hellben
Grnit, Elm 26 Sabre alter Ocitreid)er,
mnrbe geItern Morgen bon ocnt Ee.
li5iitcn McSoin b%iilfloS ouf Dem
3rottoir oeS SoltomtS an ser &ering-
tonitroBe liegeno aufgefnnoen nno
noh oem nStoot.Soipitol" gebradt.
Die Ser5te fonoeu bier, ooB Dem
Monne oie 6iiBe e%rfroren iuorelt.
Grnit botte bis Dor altr5em allf einem
9(uIterni6ooner %georbeitet unb fiel
Der itrengcn &Glte Ser letter @o6en
5lml Spfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
Srntnlcr Im9riff


Die 70 Sabre aIte Soa 8enuett bon
eiuem Ginbreder brutal miBbau-
self. - Ser Sb6tcr nodj nidt en-
miidt.
SSn einem fleincn Simmer oc8Smt-
les Nr. 1927, observation-disclosures, be-
ging geIteru Worgen Elm @inbrcbcr
eilcn brutalen Mngrifi ouf cine bod
bctogtc Srau, mel6e jest in fritii6cm
3uItonoe int st. SSoiEpbS. @oipitoI"
boruieocr liegt. 9a8 Spier oeS
Shurteu, Der 0lcib nod Der Sbot
fem |@utfomnen bewerfiteIligte, lit
Die 20 Sabre olte Strait SOa 9ennett,
mcl6e einett 9rud zines SonbgelentS
unO i6Iimme 8erlebltngen am SCOPE
+ oopon trltg. Ser @in6reher rultbte
ans ser @eloIhubIooe III Ser @irtb-
ifaft Ser Srou @oloie SonofSfi I'M
erIten Stodwert Oes SntleS cine Nns
5obl @eIoltiidey 0arunter mcbrere
ouSl6nOii6e.
Ger Sail lit ein GilBerIt gebeinniB-
boiler uno eS miro ser Eoli5ei idluer
merOen, ben ginbreder 0ingieit ST.
MADDEN. @egen 1913 llbr geItern
Worgen b6rte Der @oIi5iIt Srtdeion
bonn oItIi6en 9iitrift, ais er Oie9om-
boroitrnBe entIang gi1g, Siilferufe,
brong in 6os Sous Scr. 1927 Elm
uno fano 6ron 9ennett anideireno
beluuBtIo8 oitf Dem 6itB6oben hires
3immerS Iiegeno oif. gllS lie iid) er.
bolt bate, iogte lie, Der @inbreder
lei Elm 0eger gelpeIeu unO babe lid
in ooS Sous geidlid)en, che biegSirtb-
iduft geidloIien lpurbe. 9onn babe
cr ii6 in oos brittle Stodtuert be9e-
ben, INN BORT ole Grau 9ennett 5l be.
rollbcu. sic logt, Der Mtarn babe lie
nit ciltem ltlmpfcn SnItrumett ST.
9oben geidIoeen, iei uber auf ibre
SiiIferi1fe bin e%ntfloben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

0leiden0e @irfun9 oe5 Wo9ens iebr
raId in S6Gtigfeit. 8enm man falte
6liiiiiqfeit in Sen @noen einfiibrt
ltn0 0ieiel6e 0ann mie6er mtS0riidt,
10 erQiebt lid Dob Iie Ihon na6 6-S
Dfimtten ollf &0rpertemperatur err
luGrmt lit. Ger Wogen fltngirt Odber
oils Shlboorridtllng fir ben 9drnt.
&oIte o0er SIT belize Speiieu uno @e-
trGutc mirten perlongiomcu0 auf Die
Gbdtiotcit pes Ytdgeu5. 5liiiiigfeiten
bon &0rpertemperatur merOen raider
entleert, ais foIte mo belize. 2ftf Die
Sul5lGurenbionOcrrug oc5 Miagenz
iofte@ lit talte5 @uiler o6ne @iufluB;
iCBt man 0eu1iclbcn nod etiuo3 Nlfo-
Dol 81, 10 miro tic beroorgerufen. go
finoet aid 0ie 9ouriiteuiitte ibre Gr-
tlGrung, einen falten Srllnf MIR nit
S%pirituoleu nerieBt 81 nebmen. &lct-
ne Wcngen Ilfobol in Den Yiaaen
gebradt, itei0ern ia befanntlid Die
N%bionoerung oeS 0fogeninftes, itorte
Wfengeu bcbcn iie olli. Die Gentpera-
tlir Der Spciien mo @ctrGnte ioa i'm
Nllgcmeincn nift inter 8 @rno Gel
fms mo uiht ii6cr 40 @roo gebcn,
mtSnobmSmeiIe oarf sic Eemperotlr
Der @etrdutc, mcnn iic cripGrmeu iol-
len 40 8rn0 hrtrnncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

Gem eri6tSberfabrcn
iibermieien iuiiroe geitern in Der iiio-
lueitlifen Eoli5eiitation Der Neeer
@iqiam s. Bel BON Hr. 1909, Ban.
aroitrabe, melber am MittpodJ in
oiebiiber Gbiiht IN Die @obniing bon
Jrou Suianne Sc Bon Ger. 1921,
9aparoitrabe, e%inbrons, uno ols er
ii6 entoedt iab, orobte, Die gauge So
mile um5u6ringen, fans Senanb
21rm idlage. Sea ipuroe III Der
.Mefanics' Sale" poielblt CT onges
itellt mar, oerbaftet.
Ger Yro5eB oes Sponep
Mooms lit i'm 9unoeS- Greisgerift
aui Den IA. Wdr5 onaeiebt ipotoen.
aoams, melder ihon felt lber %
Sabren I'M Toitbienit angeiteat mar,
muroe Dor einigen 1agen babel er.
miiht, ais er aus einem 2odbriefe
5fpei morfirte @eloifeifte genommen
bette. gr tpuroe perbnftet uno qe.
itano feline SduIo elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
pie auerGannt
bette henti6e 3eitnng
Waittelz mmS Glib Staaten
lit Der
9entide Correspondent
in Baltimore, MO.
= 1S49-1904 -

2ieie tGglide Worgen3eitung er.
i6eint q b t Soften Il tart, miro
in Baltimore uno 8albineton bret.
n's SauS geIiefert uno foItet
nur 1912 Gents pro ISOLDE, nit
SonntogSblott 15c. 9eIteaungen
our6 SrGget ooer per 8oIt uno per
3elepbon meroen prompt beriidiid-
tigt.
MODERN aus9eriiftet.
aue 0eportementS oeS @eldGftes
oes n9eutiden Gorreiponoenten"Ii find
nit ben ~neueIten Grrungeni6often
Der Woidiaenboufunit perieben.
Seit benz eroBen @ronoe Ii1O Set.
Ueoidinen eingefitbrt morOen, iueld,e
ri6tige @unoerfuerfe mooerner Wse-
6anit iino, uno nit Siilfe bon Cos
uno gleftri5itGt in 9etrieb qeIebt
fuer6en. 9ie 3eitung miro nuf einer
Woi6ine nit enoloiem Yapier gea
hrudt. 9ieIe Molhine 0r1tdt,
i6neioet, foI5t uno 5dbIt Die 8eititu.
gen, obne ooB irgeno fpel6e menidl.
lide Siilfe %unbeoingt erforoerIi1 liz.
gorsiiglider &enisfeitsoienit.
9te Geooftion oeS n0elitiben Cor
reipon6enten" ltebt in oiretter Ser
binbung NIT alien Neuiefeits-ager.
turen, erbdit Die 9epei6en Der yaI-
iociirten Brelle" aus allen Ebeilen
Der 8elt, bat einen Iebr gut oraanl-
lirten 9ienit Der erfo1renIten Sc.
ribterltatter ltnb Mitarbeiter unn
fam nit Gedt g(nipru1 ouf Dis
S%ebdiipttilg niddJert, DAB es bic belt.
reoi9irte 3eitung oes 2anoes lit.
Tns Bette Don 9lllem.
Sn ben Spalten oes r9eutfdlen
Gorreiponocnten" finoen Die 2eier
uusge5ei6net geIdriebene 2eitartifeI
iiber brennenOe SageSfragen, lodge
mdBe Noti6en, Die neueiten 3epeid)en
bonn ariegsidoublase aus Dem fer
men Often, ole beiten Nadridten in
fur5 gefaBter Sorm aus alien
SbeiIen oes ST. uno gtusIanoes
mas I'M Snnern oes eige.
men Staates noreebt, mas Die
Wuni5ipal-8eboroe anbetrifft, mas
in ben @eridten geidiept, mas i'm
8ereinsIeben norgebt, nie Die 8reiie
fir 2ebensmittel iteigen ODER fallen,
mas es fir 8etter eibt unb Sali-
Ienoe bon anoeren Saden, unter be.
men es fir ieoen 2eier ettpas Snte-
reliantes gibt.
als an5eigen-M cSiam
gebt Der nDeutIhe Correspondent"
@aen boratt.
0ieie 3eitltng miro BON Den Be
BORDEN fir Die amtli6en 8efonntma-
6ungen benust.
aae 8ereine, @eieaidaften uno
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ties.
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@tipos.
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uno 9eiteaunsen auf ole 8eih1ng,
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ausIGnbiide BoIt fir Oie nit Dem
If. MGr5 enoenoe ISOLDE idlieBt
bier Gin allen SGaeu piinftlid) ipie
fol9t.
Badet : Soft lit often bon 8 l1br
Sormittags bis 5 ltbr abenbs tag.
lid (ollSgenonmen Somtogs).
Bodet-BoIt fir 0euti6Iano fd)IieBt
bier orn g., s. uno 10. Mdr5 nm II
llbr Gormitta9S.
9ompfer fobren bon SEEM 9orf a6,
penn nidt onoers angege6eu.
Grams. d. q It.
Sreitag-5 ll6r RadmittogS: fir
ole g5oren. Snieln per 0ampfer bon
Bolton. 6 llbr abeno8: fir Srlano
per 9ampfcr uGorbnta" pia &tleenss
topn (9riefe fir nnoere Sbeile @uro-
pas miiiIen per .Goronia" beseidnet
ieir). 7 llbr abenoS: fir europa
per 9ompfer st. Iaul" Oia BIp.
mouth uno Gberbong.
ID. Mar5-fiir europa per Gam.
pier Oceanic"
goft { Ii + 9 il 5. unit Central.
amerifo a, 90 eltinbien etc.
Sreitag - 10 llbr Ibenos: fir
Curacao un0 Sene5ueln per Dampfer
n3ulio;" fir Borto &ico, Die See.
maro- uno @inoparo. SSnieln per
9ompfer oGoamo" pia San Sitan;
fir Sortune SSIono, Sanaica mo
Colombia per 9ampfer yGItoi;" fir
Cuba per 9ompier .Werico;" fir
Grenada, Srinioao uno Guiana per
9ampfer D@renoon."
SamItag - 1 ltbr Nadmittags:
fir Die 9abamas per 9ampfer bon
Miamt.
Die goit mad @~eitfunoIanb, bia
Norb.S ionep, uno naf Miquelon,
pin Bolton, i6lieBt bier tdgli6 Inn 1
llbr Nadmittoes; nod Cuba, pia
9ampa, SIa., td9lid Inn 1 llbr 0af).
mittogs; nod Sonourds, Gotta &ica.
Guatemala, Bahama uno Der 8onal.
gone, bia Neu.S Orleans, tGeIid Inn
s lt6r @ben6s.
Srons% Bacific q o It.
Sreitag = 7 ll6r glbenos: fir
Sapar, Gorea, China uno oie gbi.
lippinen pia Tacoma.
Samitag = Z lbr sl6cnos: fir
Neu.S eelano, @ititralien, 0eu.Gole.
bonieit, Samoa, Sntpaii unb Die Slit
Snieln pia Gan 6ran5iSco.
Die Boit fir Satuaii, Sapan, So.
req, China uro Die Bbilippinen pia
San S~ran5iseo idlieBt bier tdsli6
bis gum 10. 0idr5 Inn Z rtbr abenbs.
Die Trans.B acific.Eoit miro tag.
lid gum sfbfabrtbafen beforoert, uno
Die 3eit bes Boitidluiies lit 10 arrans
girt, baB elm ununterbrod)ener lleber.
lano.Sronsport ltattfinoet.
80. Sail Sarlis,
Boitmeiiter.