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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15
TblaD'tStnNc DER 0Ompicr bon Teiu
MUrf.

Wurf.
Gompicr Bremen" am II. Oft.
nod Bremen.
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nod 9ftopcl un0 @cnuo.
Gompicr Baltic" am Is. Oftober
nod SlnerpooI.
Compiler oFot9oom" am IS. Oft.
nod Hottcr0om.
Gompicr Stella" am Is. Oftobe:
nod) ltcopcl un0 @cnuo.
Camper oSoOoic" an 10. Oft.
mad NuorC.
Nompiery 0cutihlono" am t9Nft
nod Nanburg.
Gumplcr nHepublic" am 70. Oft.
mad, NcopcI mo @enuu.
Compiler oGompanio" on 81. Oft.
nod Qiocrpool,
Compiler o3ccIono" om 81. Oft.
nod NutmcrpCn.
Compiler oFbiIo6cIpGio" am 81.
Gtt. nod) Soutbnmpton.
Qomplcr oGolcOoniu" am q. Oft.
nod Glasgow.
Compiler ,Otcinba" ON u. Oft.
nah Honoon.
Compiler Shirt 9i3nmd" am u.
Oft. nadJ NcupcI mo @enuu.
GonlpIcr Nigeria" am u. Gft.
nod Ne0pel.
Compiler o@crmoniu" am 81. Oft.
nod Neopcl.
Compiler oaronprin5 @ilbcIm" ant
81, Stt. nod Bremen.
GompIcr ~Icutonic" am %. Oft.
nod Siperpool.
Compiler oAoor0om" Gill %. Oft.
nod Hottcroom
Gompicr oScuig Oluu" am %.
Oft. nod Copenhagen.
Goniplcr oNmcrito" an 26. Oft.
nod NumburN.
Gnmpicr o9ibciu" am 2G. Oft. nud
Bremen.
Compiler ~o(ouroinc" am %. Oft.
nod SABRE.
Compiler n&omo" an 2G. Oft. nod
Gompicr Settle" am 81. Oft. nod
Siuerpool.
Gompicr "Eotricio" om 2s. Oft.
nod NombrrQ.
Gumper .llmbria" am 2S. Gtt.
nod H%iuerpoot.
Gompicr oSiuIouo" am 2S. Ott.
ilod) Nntmcrpcn.
Camper st. Fuul" am 2S. Oft.
lud) Sortbumpton.
Qtmplcr oW%iInncopoIi3" am 2s.
nod Hon0on.
GanpIer vVrin}eB &rcnc" nn Is.
nadl Nenpcl mo @cmln.
Gomp'cr .9tor0 Nmcrica" am %.
Nttobcr nad) NeupCI uuo Wcmuu.
Compiler oGaronid" ON 81. Srt.
lad) SipCrpool.
Somp'cr .aniicr g3ilheIm Scr
SroBc" am 81. Sttobcr nod 9rcn1cr.
Compiler oNooIbert" an 81. Gft.
lod) HenpeI ul0 Wcnuu.
Compiler oSceunit" am /. Nou.
tod &iuerpool.
Compiler vStntcnoom" an I. gtou.
lod) Mottcr0nm.
Compiler .Eaunonia" am I. 9tou.
lod Ncupcl nn6 @enuu.
Compiler DSIilhcr" am =. gtop.
tadl Sambnrg.
GampIcr o6rie0rih Scr @roBe" am
:. Nooenlber nod Nrcucn.
Qumpicr lorraine" am =. Nou.
tad SABRE.
T%onlpicr oGolobrio" ON 4. Nop.
lod) Ncnpcl.
GompIer ~Frctorjo" am 4. Nou.
lot Somburg.
GampIer nSuconia" am 4. Tou.
lad) Siuerpool.
GompTer .&innebobu" am 4. Rou.
lad Sonoon.
Gampfer .@aocrInno" am 4. Hop.
Iab antmerpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

0erlaugt :


VcrlGRgt:
OSS&,, uno SebrIinGe lper0en ficis aeiudt
SuuSI bon Der ollurNIdlo Ndder Rercls
ntauH0." Ir. 942, @oro Wags, inbe Caroline
straBc.
C27s-) e. ". Sabu, gIgeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

"" Cine groBe Nbenb.llntcrbol.
tllng oernnitoltct am 2lbeno oc3 %.
Sttober Der nSbnIiusM 0nuerdor" in
Der y2obor. HDceum,Sauc." Nr. 1O1t
lob, Sitgqltlmore. StrnBe. Gin
oor3iglides Froaramm lit iiIr Die
llnterbaltunG ouigeitelt mo Elm
San5trdn5ben ihlieBt lid ibr al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

Ter Contemporaries ,Gintrott"
oegebt morgcn icin q. StiitumNaicit
IN 3ipider's Sollr ode uou Nnore.
lliio euboitroBe. @]cmlEylrde Stun.
Gen lteben ollcn [huIucbmcrn III
giIsllft, oa oo3 Arrangements SO.
mite lpeoer Softer, nod NIiIbc &C.
part bat, nm ieinc UIitt SIT inter.
Dolten uno 3I belulrtbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

9orboIts@de Der aUps uno SorrsitaSfrabs.
Sauptmiartter heS 6sinnapereins rWleln'
6ie". GinsitunoCn ieben 9onuerftdsg heHo.
8erfnmmlnnatn oes ~@entennlal Webger'
8eretnS" iebeu 2. unh 4. GienIta9 TN DO.
nat, 9eIepboE Wet. SernoH 26s6 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

sar. 1924, Cn'9aInr,or. CITRATE. - Stm,
met an Ssrren gu u.tmieibeu. - Ee,Ifts
Getr6nie unb peine. Eap.Ntesp.Traue.
ret.-Vier. Ssriumnlunoslciu! bed Oft
SpmbGrbfir. Smmerr. Van. uni 9eib'
Srretns. gbef. 9eI.--g8plie 1852 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

SurbuiLGde Boueb- uub edrOlins.St:abt
Sa%upiouartier oes 9d1ern.U tdnuerGors-
RIO. Ode Sougbs unh Gnrolineftr. Ser
eiusheriammIuitp ieheu Sonnerftde Nheno
9,eu. WitgltPber tutliomTen. S0r8lQ'
lt6es 8ter Der RdtinualsFr1ueret i'm 8api
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

a.nUatt non 1Jc. pro Spunc ubcr 10 3uMuen
Wrgcm NGur.
8eidntes Sihtenboii, - GpEO Sab.
@Cidatss Wimrnbpi5, - GOrO $500.
WiQinNCr 4 Ncbrnnf.
Saupt. NiirCuu mo NOblcubo'. Frcnoll, uno
@au- Strabc. ,}pciG Viirrdu. SD Iouu GouI
50" MPruunIent, unbc Guu trubc.
Lel.: {. Il 4. &ulic i1l7 - 10. CONT. 2079.
C9nriI9O BU,te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

{ Wr. 023, yiOr6fSbtns, Vde Mnibonb, CTR.
YerfaumIunasIoful bes .slntonia : 90n'
{ cIapes gr. 500, \. %" rStembensDt'
! iiriits Ir 100 ~ShinersEtnriits gr.
! 103, =. Il. D." NIB oSiitriitS gir. -,
!. .. II. p yale an Nerelne Su bernie.
then Se'uftS Niplp Rsi, nh nuhere
@etrdnIe. IelcpDouE Is. & y. 99olie 500 u.
U22D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15
Suitpu 2 d,usuatr't Sote.

2115 Gaiuertou 8oao, uage Srsotrld.Npe.
Die beiieu gSeiIlt in 9Selteuo. Uiubl'
3eitel 81 leoer Seit. 1eibditSlInib eine
Spe3Idllidt. - 9n~iptnuuriier beS .9ar'
routon. Observation-Disclosures.
(glpril20.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15
q. 2piatil 6ans."

VII. 1.20 bis i122, Sarforo.npemie.
Sauptuuartier oes Y9boIt1'D idnner1otb-.
Suue urb Sommerearieu biuia an Der.
m,e.ben. Outer Rlae fht a~uiterHrofien.
Seirits 9eirdnfe. SrethaooI. q. 4 o.
feIerbou - Wt. BerHUn 3709 i.
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TuitGriOrorrnng nadl bent Nuisance

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per Compiler Icutidluu0" u0rrijrl
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ca, per Compiler bon V~bilooclpbiu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

gr. itQ4, 8Drb. senirul.abeHts
Der .Sioropfi Smnitrpsbrenbe Saubsrstn
bon baltimore %plrtaHntit h9 ttet
tebsu Wtoutas - 0ecrae Trebm 4 Gone
eter an 8Jpt. mo beut'ner art bireft
bom Sob.
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spsn u. Nitter's ,GsIumbta.oaas,

9lr. 1922, Dh'Rrdttsetrnbe.
.SeNens8 armftdoter slerein- eerfammtli
R6 leben eritsn 8ieniius tut Wlouai In
ber Sane. Saus flr 8ereins uns Ssh'
li6feiter All Dtrmtstben.
{Snub1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

ftturu Is. aIsIu's 3shauraut,

slr. 216. Glap'. nabe Sopuros @trdbe
BOr3tGlibe Aeiue. Spiritlofen u. linton.
9iaarreH. Seites Bter am 3apt. 2unIh
fir GefhditSleuie bon 1i.90 BORN. BITS
Q llbr HndbnlitiaaS. Ielspbou Is. & Y.
WRt. Nernon 300s-N. (w26rI2)
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: bcurc3 &crQn il 0cn.

Ebcurc@ &crgnii zen. -
Norrn lictCr Don Ar. 1921. Wtc2o
nougbitroBc, muroc Ncltern NiorQcl
IN DER nor00itliden YoIi}ciitotIon
bonn Foli5cirihtcr Dds INN S. mo
Soften beitroit. Gr rolrd)tc in cincnr
@oANon Scr @opitrobcn : Clinic trOD
Gc3 &crbotr3 Seitcn0 oc3 Gou0ut.
tcllrH, Gboa. u. NronoolL cine GlNur
rcttc, nnnntc bicicn ciuen Snnnoufel
mo bot linn FrilNcl an, morolI Ocr
Gonouftcur i'm ~pcrboitcn IicB.
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> Cine arobc idlmGmite Nirdl

Cine NroBc ld)mGmidDc Airdl
mcIb ocronlt0ltct an IlenItng Sen
81. Otiobcr. Nbcno9. ser SdJlpnbcn-
2oncn Ncrcin BON baltimore" IN ser
"Sobor &Dccum @oQc" an Der Dit.
baltimore. StrnBc. Io9 Set miro
lid Den &orbcrcittngcu iilr ooilelbc
III loIGc ST cinem Der beiten gcituIten
mcIdc Der &erein ic gegeben. Ter
Gintritt foItct MIR - Genta. mo elm
edit ldmGbiihca Soupcr lit ooiiIr eius
geihloiicn.
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y II at

Griabrcnc pSnfcrs," ySunblc
Scumers" nnb p6cmititdcro" an
meifcu Gauntaillcn; bOdpitcr Yubm.
Nuigeuedtc WGbd)cn iibcr 16 So6rc
ais Scbrlin9c an9cnOmmen nno mGbs
reno Der Sebr5cit bc5ablt, Nulbman
Wig. So, 6ntNiu' nnb Napettc. Str,
l2SS-9l
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Tette Sreunbin. Or:
.Nimm Mrs niht libel. 2illp, obcr
nit Dem Sut, ben Oh beute trait.
iiehit Oh UNI 5ebn Sabre otter aust"
~ Sic: pah, borllm bat meine6reun.
Din, Sllp mir ippit periifert, bob Der
SUIT mid nm 5ebn Sabre finger
madt!" a53l
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SteHegciud:

Gin oeltibcr hn0er lRdnn. nit fdmntiItheIt
Gnmptotr1rbeiieu p%Crtrnut, iIdt StelunG, rcfl
ciHtgP .StuHoeIl ihriftltdc Geid1ittGlna. =.
Seaan, Gr. 1908, i sSaHettc' strnRr.
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Sobu 1rnn45 ,Uddtr'ftrbtrat,1
Sit. 136, Sarritpn', nate aeJingtopgtr.,
SEQ. Blniber, IT,, Srdu'@o's Rfer. 1dr'
nter 0unfd bun IL btS 1 ubr Ndtbmtt'
tags. a0c hrltfden gddey ftnb sam Ne
flhc elllIeluber.
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gu o~erfaufem.
@erbet Samscigcutbiimcr

Su uerfauieu:
Wooetne 8ipeifi6dise Sduirr init iehs BIN
meru an Der @eitieite Der @robesStrnRe. 6pt'
ihen Sniri1ounis stpenie uno Snbetie' Strnhe.
Saben eementirte MEIER. eementiries Irottolr,
glntt gepfIaIterte GtraBe. Seien. SURFACES ulo
Wtarmor.I reppen. RreiS $775. @rluoJins $50
bro Sdbr. Inter Ieitbten Nebineineen bcrs
fault. Nan nebme Die 5airmonni. spenue Cars.
q. Z. Gallagher. Nnuuuternebmer.
02s-t gr. 2S0s. 5ctrmouni, stne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15
8erllHg.

cine Grau iiir augelneiHe 0au3urbGit in eli
net ileineu Sdmilie; outer Yobn. Ituth}u'ra
gen Dor 8 lbr Wioraene ooer nan . llbr gtlh,
mlltdaa in Hr. 2S3i, ct. BAN. strnGc.
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Gsatsa ssb ctebisubtsUS

Gprinp's Canton etsbertrau5.eaae.
puupt plar..,r oes Canton qiesertrunt -
s%irgfiunne 'ieeen 9unneriiag aberb. -
3umcl' gerein %oerfnmmeIt fih iener 9t'n'
ftae N6enh. Rntiouulsgier air Supt.--
Qbetdpeufe 1eIepbou: 28rIfs 1853 .
(Npr,Il3lS)
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gcr1anat: Srantii nro WaSdcn.


Gin oclltlbc9 Wtdohcl BON 20 bis 80 Sub
rem, nm ais 0illfsiudrtcrin Blueter Atnocr 81
%litIlgiren lno IN Der SMIobaltul9 tbdtIQ III
leln. 9tnh}utrdgeH 8mtiden 9 uno R1l uhr
D'orgen9 In Rr. -, gseit. Diount s9crnUn place.
2ss-gOD
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'"' Nic on on0crcr Stellc 81 rr.
icbcn, bait Der baltimore NoOcrus
&crcin" am Sonntog. Den >. Noucnl.
Der, icinen oieSiGbriQcn uCDltcr
@ooit". CAB c9 babel ii0cl }uAcbt,
braudt luobl foltm crmdbnt jlr lucc
Den. Ga 9icbt IS robe, g%cbddenc &c
0Gmpitc, Qcfodte Nliicrn in Ntcuge,
lcrncr nod Wiiritc m0 Suucrtrult
mo 5ltIctt Qctod)tca Noiicr, oannit ole
Nultcrn lbrcm Clement nidJt }rt longc
cnt5o0cn pcr0cn. Sic 3wilhcnpou.
len, lucnn loldlc iibcrbaupt m0GIid)
limo. mcr0cn bon Dem ShnoOdbiipil
Glub oWicloOieIo0" Olrrd) @clouQ3=
%ortr0gc NiSgciiiut mcr0en.
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seine qrpbe 8erfGmmluuNssgiun eit oen'
tilirt mrS 0iit beleutbtet. Ginguna bon NnItt
more Strabe foluobI, mie bon Sab StrnBe. 6reli
CT @ebruud Der gro6cl Sdle nno &or6lnlnlcr
niro allen qoaen uuo &eretnen %ge'iattet. ole
traeno Elm 3immer micibeH, Serner meroet
gduiette iibernummCn. AuhgrfrGoen in Hr. s,
@uro. Sah. Strake, ooer Sr. i24, Sit,salttmcre'
9trabr. (Sept20. 2lite)
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Sin ocuifher Mtuun. Der nit alien SGrmdl.
beiter OertrGut III nm nit 4Ner0eu lImaeben
fdnit, iubt Neidutiiauua. 9iad6ulruacn In Nr.
1920, eauouers Strobc. (2SS-9O)
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Gerlanst int M%agemeiucn.
0uit Huo GOATS.

WUW HWU IVHEN'
Spct antldnhlgc ocuiihe Mldnncr fouuCll
eoll mo .IuAis 6nbcH in aarl Matters Reitun'
ration, Gr. t2i, sSeit. Yratt,, maize sburp Str.
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1tutimeS Arbeits- 9iahpeiiunas. 8hrcau,
gr. PIG, SnosSbGrp= Strahe. inter Der gluiiidi
her rSeuiiden Seielibuft", r. Steientacn, Die
beuilbe 0dnopPricr. Nrbetier lno Sieuitbotcu
81 belbattigeII Uliuiden, lpoIeu it'd perionlth
noer in i%runiiricr Nrieler an ocn NGerten Der
Seieuibait. J0bunn Z. Weber, Nr. 2l9, Glib
Sbdrp. Strn6t, luenocIt, pelder lmentqeiiiih
e%lusfIult ~.rlDeileu mirb. Spredfunoen bon !
his . ltbt. GSQu2S,10
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eG.utst's .etNruf,au,.ooa,,"

~""'VtV
Ste 8. NIB 1omgsiS traBe. Sauptutartter
oes ~eanern Str. suut .sa;ereins." ~Stden
ira HA'2nnienosreins} canton Smncr,p.
Bau, NIB Geibs8ereins,- n9euifbe Oe'
m%iiiblitfcif,- n8efeIfhmiebe union- unb
.SefpersGonfIabe gr. AS. ]. 8. s. SIT
i6es Bier 81 teoer 3eit. 3eIepb"u: v.
K u. - gBolt 1900 9S.
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@rlS auSsnlcibcu..

&cnn SIR Uelo nbtbfa babt, iptnoet SUD
an mid,. Sdrle6e1 AM tSGldre. Miobetft ino
@runoeigentbum. GerfhUiegenbeit. Selne
Geibgefddiiss Uietbooen. Dir. Nrtmer, Tr. 10,
s;orp' Gaea.s traie, /. 5lur, GdulbrO Slilolna.
(MpriI15-)
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4tut,oes Nrbeits. godpeiiunos.ebrco
Steaenaeinde.
Strneacinm

Stcltqcindl.
Gtu oCuiihea 9iuodeu, I'M libCU beruls
bert. iuhl SicuunQ bel ctuer Sdmenihnciocrir.
gjunWirdacu in Wr. ttlS, Nanouer. StraHc.
t2sSD
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gu pcrmicthcn.


Gin 6dbNu& nit Gnocu IiT6 Stal in h-itcr
Sromiug. Iir Elm @clbiit nocr Nr6i palieIln.
an gScii gtorths gueniIe: $50 pro Utonut. 1tud-
5uira0en in sir. 240t, @arGlamo. Aucnrc.
(2ssl
3u uermietheu:
9riter urb orilter Slnr. NGtjulrn9en III
Dir. G23, Morn. Is albuun. StraRe. t2SS $50
, 1905-05-12
why Not &c. mexico7

Forty-elght hours travel will take
you from the cold clustering northern
winter to a land OF sunshine and flow.
ers. What Egypt and India are to the
old world. Mexico is to the new. "a
land Of white sunshine, redolent with
flowers; a land of gay costumes,
crumbling churches, and old converts:
a land Of kindly greetings, of extreme
courtesy. Of open, broad hospitality.
1t was more than enough to revel in
an italian sur. lighting up q senii-trop.
ical land; to look up to white-capped
peaks, towering into blue; to look
down upon wind-swept plains, encir.
cled by ragged chains Of mountains:
and to realize that today. in its varied
scenery, costumes. architecture. street
life, canals crowded with flower laden
boats, market plazas thronged with
gaily dressed natives, faded church in
teriors and abandoned converts. Mex.
leo is the most ma~rvelously pictur'
esque country under tho sun A tron.ca'
Venice, . semi-barbarisus Spain. = new
Holy land" For rates and Information
write 7. y. FISHER,
q. P. A. G. Z 9. Ry.. Denver. Colo.
, 1905-05-12
Prices for Fair and Carnival.

The general committee having in
charge the fair and carnival for the
benefit of the library furniture fund
met last night at the home of Mrs.
Downey, when the prices to be charged
to the different entertainments were
decided upon. The general admission
to the Opera House on Tuesday night,
when Mr. DeKay and his company will
present "A Scrap of Paper will be 25
cents, reserved seats. so cents. this last
form of admission emitting the holder
to admission to the fair at Maenner-
Choir hall either before or after the play
at the Opera House. The 25-cent tick
ct does not carry this privilege.
The admission to the carnival to be
held at Maennerchor hall on Wednes-
day night, May "a, will be rs cents,
and this will entitle the holder to one
vote for the nandsomest costume worn
on that occasion. Other votes will be
sold in the hall for ten cents each. The
dancing will be a different price, dane,
ing ribbons being so cents each for
each evening of the entertainment.
The committee disposed of some
minor details of the affair, the outlook
as reported to and by tho committee
being very encouraging.
, 1905-05-12
COMPLETED
FOR LIBRARY PLAY

that he shall burn it. When Louise is
informed by Suzanne where the scrap
OF paper is hid, she joins in the hunt.
Unfortunately the baron comes to the
locked door. Louise, terrified at the
thought of being found in Prosper's
apartment, hides, and Suzanne at last
allows the baron to enter. The latter
has begun to grow jealous of Prosper,
owing to certain suspicious acts which
he had observed in relation to the
scrap of paper, and Suzanne, t o screen
Louise, hints to the baron that Prosper
is her lover, but that he has not treat
ed her properly. The baron takes fire
at this-will not listen to
that he will make Prosper marry
her. This adds another tangle to the
already tangled skein. Mixed up with
this principal plot, is an amusing I'M
derplot, in which an old maid, Zenobie,
tries to get young Anatole for a hus-
band. The strange fortunes of the
scrap of paper keep everything lively
until at last Prosper actually burns it.
But not before through it's instrument
tality the flame of love has touched his
heart, n he becomes engaged to
Suzanne, to whose ingenuity and good
Offices it is owing that great mischief
was not caused by the simple scrap of
paper.
, 1905-05-12
|FEUD SETTLED IN
BIC HORN COURTS
JUDGE PARMALEE AWARDS DAM
AGES TO WIDOW AFTER SEW.
ERAL YEARS LITIGATION.
Giant Of Big Horn Sued Milo Burke
for Damages for stock Encroach-
ments and Bitterness Almost Led
to Tragedies-Widow Gets One
Dollar Damages

Basin, Wyo., May pa feud of
twelve years standing was settled
Wednesday when Judge Parmalee
found for Mrs. Jennie Austin in her
suit for damages against Milo Burke,
the wealthy ranchman. Mrs. Austin
was granted damages in the sum of
81, and the costs of the suit, which
has been in progress many years, ag-
gregating several thousand dollars. was
equally divided between Mrs. Austin
and Burke.
Years ago the late A. s. Austin,
known far and wide as the giant of
the Big Horn, for he was seven feet
tall and weighted 300 pounds, brought
suit against Burke for damages for
stock Entertainments. Burke and Aus
tin came e causing a tragedy at the
inception of the suit, rife shots being
exchanged at long range on several
occasions. Later the employees Of both
men took up the fight, which soon
spread throughout the settlement, the
settlers taking sides with Burke or
Austin. There were open
fights and several men we're wounded
in the battles.
, 1905-05-12
IS NOW IN
THE DESERT
LITTLE STATION WHICH WIT
MESSED UNITING OF UNION
AND CENTRAL PAcIFIcs.
Many of the Great Men Who Were
Present at Driving of Gold, Silver
and Iron Spikes Now Gone Be-
fore-SaIt Lake Theater Lighted
by TalIow Candles.

Yesterday was the t%hirty-sixth an
niversary Of the marriage of the Cen
trail and Union Pacific railroads, says
the Salt Lake Tribune of Thursday.
Gold, silver and iron spikes were driv-
en- to commemorate the occasion at
Promontory at the north end of Great
Salt lake. Now Promontory is on a
siding. practically, W which one
mixed train is run each day to hold
the franchise. The great Lucin cut off
has placed this little station in the
desert, once the point where the ma.
tons ends were joined, among the
forgotten.
May 10, 1869, was the date of this
junction of rails. In Salt Lake they
made speeches and held a celebration.
This was done in the Salt Lake theater.
They Illuminated the place in honor
of the occasion. They did it with
candles set in rows on boards. But
other changes bigger than electric
lights have come up in this connection.
OF the great men who were present
at that spike-driving thirty-six years
ago many are dead, among these Col
lis P. Huntington, Leland Stanford,
Crocker and Ames. Captain Hodges,
who was a civil engineer on the Union
Pacific survey in the early sixties,
came to Salt Lake a few years ago, a
wealthy man with a fortune in Bos-
ton holdings. He gave a banquet in
the Knutsford to some of his old sur
veying party. Among the guests was
Bishop Beatty Of the Seventeenth
ward. He had been a chairman in the
survey. He was a mere boy at that
time.
Other changes bigger even thar
these are now going on. In those days
the new route was the one transconti-
mental line. Now there are several
systems traversing the country. But
a few days since Salt Lake sent out the
first train on a new road to the Pacific.
And yesterday, the anniversary of the
s~pike-driving On the north shore of the
lake. g party of engineers was work
ing, in building the Western Pacific
along the south shore of the same
lake. and thence to San Francisco.
And SO it happened, because of
these many new events of Importance,
that men forgot yesterday was an an
timers who were here on the former
great occasion.
, 1905-05-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Union Pacific. c. Michael
R. C. Dustan, w. C. Hanks, F. F. Bag
gerly and wife, Chicago; H. A. Boyer,
Henry Wilternitz, Denver; w. P. Du,
vail, Lincoln, Neb.; ]. P. Kelly, Oma'
ha; O. w. Hening. st. Louis; ] "A.
Winkler, jr., w. B. Emmons Riverside
ranch.
At the Johnson-S. B. Rude, Den
yer; H. Work, Ellsworth, Kas.; Jack
Herberst, ranch; ]. e. Samuelson
North park; B. S. Schank, Omaha.
At the kuster-F. E. Willard, Den.
yer; Hank Elwood. Ogden; G. B. Syme
Centennial; narl Items, Tom Floyd,
San Diego, CAL; A. G. Dickinson, G,
B. Morris, Charles Lewis, ]. S. Hart
G. Sylvester.
At the Phillips-Mrs. L. Wiebel, 81
bylee.
, 1905-05-12
EXPOSURE

To cold draugLts OF air, to keen and
cutting winds, sudden changes of tenn
p%erature, scanty clothing, undue expo
sure Of the throat and neck after pub
lie speaking and singing, bring on
coughs and colds. Billiards. Hore.
hound Syrup is the best cure.
Mrs. A. Barr, Houston, Texas, writes,
Jan. 81, 1902: zone bottle of Billiards.
H%orehound Syrup cured me of a very
bad cough. 1t is very pleasant to
take" csc, SOC and 81. Sold by Red
Cross Pharmacy.