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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
FOX REFUSES TO TALK
or REPUBLICAN DEFEAT

Cincinnati Nov. S-George B. Fox
former republican leader of this city
when seen tonight refused to discuss
the cause Of defeat of the republicans
in Hamilton county and the state Mr.
Fox said the announcement Of his re-
trement from active politics, given
out last night. spoke for itself and
was final
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
RAWLINGS AND
SONS MUST HANG
u AssoeIsted p.

Atlanta. Nov. S-The Supreme
Court of Georgia today affirmed the
decision of the lower court in the case
of the Rawlingses, the men convicted
Tor the murder of the two Carter chill
dren near NadOsta-
J. G. Rawlings. father. and his two
sons. Milton and Jesse. must 60 to the
gall0ws. while another son. Leonard,
must serve a life sentence in the pen
uenuary.
The Supreme Court reversed the de-
cisiOn OF the lower court in the case
Of the negro. Turner, ordering a new
trial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
FIVE KILLED;
MANY INJURED

Milkesharre. Pa. Nov. S.-Five per
sons were killed. ten seriously injured
ana score slightly hurt in a head on
oo-llsion between a passenger train
ana coal train on the Delaware
l.afEaWanna q Western railroad az
Huntocks Greek this afternoon. All
the killed are train men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
DOCTOR PORTER
FAV0RS NEW
SYSTEM
Of Government Control Of All
Quarantine, But States
Should Take Action.

Among those who favor a national
quarantine system is DR.. Porter Y.
Porter, state health officer of Florida.
He is a firm believer in the national
having charge of all quar-
antines, but be also believes that con-
gTes1 shOuldnOt be asked to pass such
a BILL as it would be an injustice to
some states that do not desire this
method of conducting quarantine.
Dr. Porter believes that the ques-
tiOn should be left with the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
No One Missing.

No one by the name Of George
Brown is missing from Pensacola. At
least no information to this effect
could be secured at midnight last
night when the above special tele-
gram arrived. There are one or more
persons bearing this name in Pensac0-
Ia. but from what could be learned
last night they are now In the city
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
q. s. DISTRICT COURT IN
SESSION AT TALLAHASSEE

Tallahassee. Nov. S.-The United
States Court for the Northern District
81 Florida convened here Wednesday.
JUDGE Charles SWayne presided. The
docket Is am unusually light one. The
other officials of the court here are:
r. " Marsh Clerk; william B.
Sheppard. District Attorney ThOs F.
NcGOurin Marshal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
MAYOR BLISS LEAVES
FOR CHATTANOOGA

Mayor Chas. II. Bliss left yesterday
on the noon train for Chattanooga,
where he win attend the convention
to be held there durius the next few
days TO consider national quarantine
and immigration
Mr Bliss was requested by the sec
rotary of the convention To De present
and submit 10 the convention his
views upon the important questions
and also to draw up a resolution COW
ering the matter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
ARE
SUCCESSFUL
IN OHIO
PattiSOH Elected by Over 40, 200
Plurality Balance of Ticket
IN Doubt.

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. S-That John
NJ Pattis0n. democrat, Of Cincinnati,
has been elected governor of Ohio
for three years bya plurality running
above forty thousand over Gov. Myron
T. Herrick, republican, of Cleveland.
was settled tonight as was the demo
cratic majority In both houses Of the
legislature. but there is stin some un-
certainty as regards the rest of the
state ticket
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
DANGER OF CONTAGION
PRACTICALLY PASSED
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE
COSTS NEARLY DOUBLE
President Of DIety0b0IItan Lite illustrates
Different Forms ofInSurance Before
LnUeSHgating Committee.

a stated age under the industrial plan
$31 was charged.
At the morning session Emory Nc
CiintOck, actuary for the Mutual Life
continued his testimony on technical
insurance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
DUELISTS WILL
DIE FROM WOUNDS

Mt Carmel. Ills. Nov. SIN a duel
fought on the streets of Norris City
last night between Paymaster Wake
ford and Marshal Jesse Buttrey, both
were wOCnded and physicians state
they cannot recover.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
sTUYVEsANT FISH TO
SERVE ON COMMITTEE

New York, Nov Sit was an
nounced that Stuyvesant Fish, presi-
dent of the Illinois Central Railroad
had consented to serve on the COM
mittee of three trustees of the Mutual
Life to investigate that Company
Other members of the committee are
William Fl. Trusdale and John W.
AuchinslOss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09

BREAK I'M COTTON
RY Assoelated -.

New York. Nov. S-A, sensational
break in the cotton market Of from
thirty to forty points followed the pub
hcation Of the ginners report at 2
O'Clock today This report showed
6.483,646 bales slEned to November 4.
just before the report was issued
January stood at 1140 and Marcn az
1850 Ten minutes later January sold
an Hos and March al 1925.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
HEARST WILL CONTEST
ELECTION TO A FINISH
ADMINISTRATION CIRCLES
INTERESTED IN ELECTIONS
PreSideHf and Cabinet Promptly Informed
Regarding Latest Returns from D0u6t-
fuI StateS--SurbyzSed at Results

House.
1t is not regarded that National IS
sues entered to any considerable ex-
tent in the election although in Mas
sachusetts the question of reciprocity
figured in a material way.
Surprise was created by the ire
mendOus revulsiOn of political senti-
ment in Pennsylvania and Ohio and
by the closeness Of the vote in New
York City for mayor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
HEARsT WILL fight
ELECTION lN COURTS

New York, Nov. SIT was an
nounced at the Hearst headquarters
late to-day that the contest over the
once OF mayor would be taken at
once 70 the courts over the heads of
The county canvassers.
~ was also said that evidence had
leen secured upon which about one
thousand election officers COULD be
sent 10 prison and that at least thirty
thousand men who went % the polls.
.ound their names had been voted on
ty-a,her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09

washington, Nov 8.-keen interest
I'm yesterdays election was manifest
ed to-day in administration circles
generally. President Roosevelt and
cabinet were informed of the latest
returns I'm doubtful states and cities
by many messages from private
sources as well as through the news
received by press associations which
vas conveyed promptly to the White
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
ROOSEVELT FAvoRs
SINGLE STATEHOOD

washington Nov. S-Presi6auf
Roosevelt today informed a deleration
OF residents from Oklahoma fnat -
would recommend. On his flrihcominp
nlessaee 10 congress, single sfafeho,F
~ eA.-lahoma and Indian Territory.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09

Nonteomery. Ala Nov. She
Pea River valley q Gulf Railroad
Company has filed notice Of its in
corporation with the Secretary Of
state. The capital stock at present
is So 600 and The headquarters will'
he at Troy. Ala. Dr. IS proposed 10
huiId q railroad from Opelka. Ala
10 Portland. Fla distance OF about
200 miles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
No New Cases of Fever Reported
in the City to Wednesday
Night.
BUT FEW NOW SICK
Only Six Cases Remained Under
Treatment Last Night.

BEST SHOWING or ANY DAY
SINCE SEPTEMBER ts-ALL OF
THOSE NOW Ill ARE coNVA-
LESCENT-DR. PORTER WILL
TRY NEW PROCESS FOR FUMl-
GRATING.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09
McClslIsns Plurality Smallest
Ever Recorded BY Success
iul Candidate.
TAMMANY FRAUDS
Thirty thousand Hearst Men Pre-
vented from Voting.

EVERY LEGAL PROCESS WILL BE
INVOKED TO HAVE EVERY BAL
LOT HONESTLY coUNTED-Dls-
TRlcT ATTORNEY JEROME WILL
GIVE CHARGES or ILLEGAL
VOTING THoRoUGH INvEsTIeA-
TON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09

That the yellow fever i'm Pensacola
is rapidly being eradicated, was shown
last night, when the physicians Of the
city made their reports to the office OF
the State Board of Health.
No new cases. no deaths and only
six yellow fever patients under treat.
ment was the report compiled This
will encourage many persons. not only
in this city, but Pensac0lians who are
at present In other cities on account
Of the prevalence Of the fever. Tt is
the most favorable report TO be com
piled since September rs, according to
the records Of the State Board. and &c
will be an agreeable surprise to thou
sands in this city.
The fact that only six cases now exc
list and that none Of the patients Is in
a dangerous condition. but an conva-
Iescent, denotes that unless the unex-
pected occurs. the fever viii soon be-
a thing Of the past and quarantine
lifted within a short time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-09


DR.. Porter and his assistants wers
very much gratifed last night when
the report was made up. as it came
up TO their expectations. over a week
ago all believed that the number Of
cases would continue to grow smaller
and that only a few days would elapss
when all under treatment would be-
discharged.
It is not expected. however, by the
health authorities that there win be
no more cases in Pensacola. In fact
it may be expected that new cases,
but only few in number, viii develop
occasionally within a week OF more.
but these viii be only sporadic. and
the danger Of contagion has practical
~ passed. 1t is expected that one new
case that Of a trained nurse. win be-
announced today. as the lady shows
symptoms of having che disease.
New Method Of Fumigation.
DIT. Porter now has in his possession
the apparatus which is being expert
mented with in New Orleans for fumi-
cation purposes. and 1t IS probable
that he win make q test OF the new
method in a few days The new pro-
cess is very simple The apparatus
consists Of a piece Of stove pipe about
nine inches in length. with sumclent
space at the bottom IN which To- place
a small alcohol lamp. On tor of the
pipe is placed a galvanized pan. into
which is poured some water. and TO
this IS added a preparation OF chrys-
talized carhoic acid and gum camDher
from which arises a vaD0r deadly to
the mosquito. Tt is claimed that with
IN four minutes mosquito win be
and that a room can be
fumigated and ready for occupancy
within twenty minutes.
One of the main points favorable To-
the new process is The fact that &c win
not tarnish OF injure furniture in any
way.
This process has not taken The place
Of che sulphur fumigation in New or
leans, but the experiments so FAR are
very gratifying. Us cost isl greater
than sulphur. but not so much as
pyrethrum powder DIT. Porter IN
tends TO use 1t here in making testa
although the present sulphur fumiu
ton VIII continue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19

vi - - NN0 ~ - ANNhI ~
glnburf lper6en ale Rerfonen uHo 91rper'
f6niten. incorporate ODER poIiiifhe. ueIhe in
Der Stoot Baltimore Gin 8efbdft betretben, fir
ipeItes bic GrbebuIe elmer StaatSs2icen5 ers
forberIih III, aufpetoreert. ant ODER nor Dem
eriteH Gagc bes WDnats Wai b. ), cine SiceHa
6u lnlen ooer oiefelbe 3u ernelIern.
@iHe BerfdlmniB Der @r1euerttt9 tbrer Els
ceH3 bis SuT1 erItcu Eage oss WipnatS Nat b.S.
bon Seitcn bon Rerfonen, Die ieBt foI4e Sc
L6Gfte betretbeu, tptro ~otefelben etner Seloftra'
fe unieruerfen.
On tle6ereiHftimnune NIT benz Sc. artiiel.
40. uitb 90. gbfdnitt. oeS GooeI Der aueemets
men 6ffentIiten 9efebe iueroen WppIifanten fit
Grubers' 2icenaet aItgeforbert, in Yerfon oor'
5ufpreben uno eine befbnoreHe AHgdbe iiber
Den Bsrtb oes bon benz befaeten MppliIanten
g~etilbrten Gagers 6i MAIDEN. Die StceT5 tptrb
6emgentdb uuSqefteut perben.
Or. 4bam 1eupert, Ittiar oeS Common
RleaSs8eri6ts, mirb uHl uto mad Muntag, oer
10. MpriI 1905, 5lpifben ben Siuuoen bon 8
llbr 8ormjttags bis 4 lbr gln bntittdgS, In tets
nenI 8itrenu TN @rogeitoB oes 9erihtseebaiI'
bes, Notwithstanding sur Iusgabe bon
Gicen5eH bereit ieiH,
3as @tdatssBerit 9epnrtement bon
Mnrpla1b Uiro ON ilnb nab DicHtag, ben 1.
@Rat 1905. 5lutiben ben Stunoer bon 8 .llbr
Bormittues bis 4 libr Nadmittags, In teineH
Biireuur, Rr. 900, Numerical tsSuiloiHa, galtis
H1ores unb Guutbs5trabe, 8ltr BerGlseabl1g
bon idbrIi6en 9ert6trunsS. wiafltr'ettentsn
bereit fettt.
saiaidm 8. Green,
S9eriff bon baltimore.
(glpriI1 ,4.6, 8, 49, If, 1915, tS, 20.22. 5.27.29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
Gin hrnfiniirhiner Snn.

Ger 10. April oeS Snbres 1861
miro fir Baltimore INNER ein oent,
l~piiroieer Gag bIeiben, benin an Dem
Gage fam e8 bier Sum eriten 8Iltt-
bergieBen i'm 9iirgertriege, oenn bel
Der Observation-Disclosures 9eifJie-
Bune 6es Sorts Sumter am t2. mo
10. 2lpril mar tros oeS groBeu Ser.
bralihs BON Wtunitton fein Mter.
ifenlebcn perloren gegouacn, am
10. IpriI rief 2incoIn 5000 5reis
piuige SIT ben @offen, uno if)ou am
t8. lpar oaS iebSte Maiiad)uiett8 .@e-
giment, oos erite p~ou3abIi9e, aiif
DEM @ege nod Baibiugton. glr 10.
April erreihte oaS &cgintent 9aIti.
more, no Die Grreguns bercits bod
gruoig por, ieit Sort Sumter be-
i6oiien poroen. Die Rodridt, Dab
0ie .Nortbern GentraIbobn" eriitft
iuoroen iei cine SIu5obl Iruppen
6ur6 Baltimore 81 trnnSportiren,
per9r0berte Die a%lfregun9. glS nun
geqel1 Wittog beS 10. Gpril 30 8ag-
gonS nit etlua 1900 Wtonn Ncus@ngs
lamb ruppen uno etloo 1000 Srei.
tuiQtgen BON BbiIaoelpbia nit Der
oBbiIooeIpbio . @ilmin9ton 9alti.
nlorer 8abn" bier anfomen, On Itei-
gerte lidI Die G%ufre9unq sur Sieoc.
bite. Cine In5obl 4eiBiporne Der.
Iltftc Den 0urdBug ourd) Die Sta6t
5lt perbinoerr. Die crIteu n~eitn99og-
aoltS, Die bonn HreiioentItroBeu.
9obnbof nnd DEM Gomoeultrobelt.
9obnbof bon Eierocn oltrd) Ole
Brottitrabe ge5ogen ner0en mrtBten,
lieB man poiiiren. Der 5ebnte 8oa-
9on fam in Der gs0be bon Commerce
itroBe gum Solteu uno plirpe oann
init cinem So9et BON Steinen betpor.
fen. Ger 8ag9on fubr Damn mie.
Der nodJ Der Hidtung oeS Rrelioent.
itroBen.9 epotS. Hnn mur0e 6ie
8rottltroBe nit Steinen, anfern II.
o9l. p%erbarrifaoirt, itno Die 3ruppen
muBten oen Gomoen.gobnbof 5u6llB
5u erreihen Itben. Sierbci fam es
5u oeridieoenen Gn9riffcn auf Die
Qruppen. Solooten ipilr0en nieoer.
geidlagen unb miBbonoelt. Gin Sns
gel bon Steiren ftog m iDre &eiben,
uno MN gob Der commonoirenoe Df.
fi5ier ben 9efebl gum Seitern. ga
gob iebt 5obte uno 8ernltnoete ollf
beioen Seiten. GS iporen miiite see.
men. 9ie Foli5ei mar Dem erbitter.
ten 8oIfSbonfcn ~gegeniiber obnm1h.
tig. 3tpoIf 9altimorer @iirger Der,
loren ibr 2e6en, bier tuurben oerrpul.
oct. 0oS iedste Maliotuietts He9is
ment bate einsn 8erluit bon flint
Gooten, ooneben sc 8ermunoete. GS
ipnr cine tolle 3eit am 10. &prtf Dor
Al Sobren. Die 3eit bat Die Bitter.
felt iencr Sabre peggeloldlt, Der 10.
Gpril miro aber fir INNER Elm oetifs
t~piir6iger Gag bleiben. gr lit in Sic
8eifihte iibergegan9er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
man nidt gerooe iebr bon Sen Gem-
p~ereu5leru erbout.

TF~T'V .H ..
- f.
Riht nur Der 9 ooen 0eS
britiide SuieIreifes idJrltmpIt pom
SobrbunSert 81 S%obrbuHOert immer
mebr inter Dem Initurm Der ruub.
gierigen @eerespogeu %3uiommen,
ionoerH aud oie 3iffern Der BOLTS.
permebrung iino in belt6noigen
Rilfgon9 beeriffen. Die 8erbGItniB.
5abl Der @eburten lit III @neIono utl6
8oles I'M Sabre 1904 10 nieorig &c.
peIen, IDfe nod in feiueut ouoeren
Sabre, uno Denu Hlaft 6ieie 3iffern
Die Iesfen 8ebh Sobre biuourd per.
folgt 10 fam man ein gang gIeihmG.
BtgeS 6oIleh bon Sabr 5r Sabr con.
ltntiren. So famen int Sabre 1897
nuf 1000 gintuobner nod 1916 @e,
burten, 1898 MIR nod 1913, 1899
29.1 utO 10 9ebt Ole 3abl longinm
neiter berlinter bis 27.9 fir 6nS
Sabr 1904. Iber nid)t mn i'm Ser.
b1ltuiB CUR Ginuobner5oBI lit Der
@eburts8llpuds 5uriif9e9ongen, iOtt'
bern cs iino i~iberboupt inn Sabr 1904
iiber 5000 @eburten Weni9er Der.
5eidynet lborOen. oils III 1908. 0ieie
8erbGltniiie nGberlt iid) iutmer meDr
%oenienigen 6ranfrcidJ'S; aber nab
reuo man bort nit ollcr Ntad)t oclt
Gusfou ser @ebllrtcu ourh cine Ser.
minOerullg Der 5~terbefdllc nody W0g.
lidfcit nett5luntafeu illd)t, lit Ole
9inoer. Sterbli6feit III @n9lunb nod
iebr groB: pom 1000 &iuOern Iturben
1856 Dor Iblauf oeS eriten 2SobreS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19

aas aeihenbeftatter Hnb HfHiteHteH bon GET
dsnbetdttern, bic In ibreH 0effGften tn Der
Stnbt Baltimore tbdtig Fnb, turroen bterHHt be-
n dlridItt0t, baf oereH 9icenSen fir bic AnS'
Hbuua non Acknowledgement laut etHer Atte
Der WarhIanoer 0eiesgebung ant 1. 9tnt 1905
erl1idJeu iuerben, u1o int Sale et1er yltdterz
foueu Die gelenipGrtigen Q~iceiSeH fir nlu uno
nihtie erfidrt ueroer. NppIifutt0ne1 I'M Or
neuerungen miiiien bel bent Sefretdr g. Wlani.
ION Mtthen In beiieH Biireuu. yir, 1901, 8efts
bis 3unl /. Wlni 1905. Bluifd1en 8 Ino 10 llbr
8ormtttd9S. mo bon H7 bis 80 llbr abenOS
ciHeereidt tperoen.
Sm guftra9c Der autSAecb6roe Der Gcts
6cnbeitniter
iqc5.J Sohn 9. spenes, Brdf.
(glpriIt4, 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
Mefurmen i'm Veniipns.Nmte.

SIN Beniionsnntte 5it @oibington
miro sur 3cit fort oniaer1umt.
3ebn @it9lieoer oes D9oar0 Of 8e.
piem" iolen freiniaig reiiguiren
ooer YenlionS-G ommiii1r @oruer
mill ibnen ben Stubl Dor Die 1biire
leben. Cine 9n5obl oieler 8eumten
itno 8eteronen aus Dem 9iirgerfrie-
&c, uno Iqe Iino felt mebr, OILS 20
Sobren 1T ibren Iemtern, @ernoe
bieie Sbotlof)e, onb Die Serren Ollrd)
~pieliabrige Eraris genou nit ibren
EfIiften pertrout iein miiBtcn, bot
bcn GeniionS.9 omniiiGr beipogen,
NIT oller Strenge cin5uidreitett. Die
9eomten boben Sciitcn ScnIioneit
beluiaigt, bic iibcrbnltpt nid)t i'm
ariegc gepcier iino, 81 cilicr Yeriion
olio feire geieslid)e 9ercd,tigung
bottcn. Mud bober itebenbe 9eonte
oes 0eportemcnts lolen nod iiber
Die alinae %iprineen. Weiter piQ
6onnliIIor @orncr Dem politilhelt
@inflltB. Der sur @rlnngung pnnAer.
iionen ouSgeiibt miro, eiil Gnoe ma.
dleit. 8iSber ipar eS 9roud), Yen.
iionSgeiilde, Die pert republifauiId,en
GongrcBntitglicoern %bciiirmortet muir
Den, IN criter Gcibc 81 beriidIid)ti-
gen. GoS ioa Jest onberS neroen.
Die @eiild)e lino in Der HeibenfoIee,
i'll Der iie einloi,fen, 81 priifen. Die
9IblifJt oeS goumiii1rs lit lobcns-
mertb, oh CT ober banhit ourhorinaeit
miro, lit cine onoere Srnge. Die ser
rem Yolitifcr lperoen iiber ieiren
aopf meg Ecniioncn, luie Ecniions-
erbohungen betuillieenL iuie lie cS in
ben lesten Sobren nit groBem SleiB
getbon baben. Sir bic 9enrnteil Die
iebt 10 Small nnb Sal ibren Eoiten
nerlieren, lit bnS 8orgeben Waior
Worner's nnoneenebm, 5umal iuel,t
tie. pie bon perihieoener Seite nnse.
nommen miro, Die Sciuiuigrneen auf
@rltnb Der @iinid)c bon GonareBmit.
alieoerii aenlndt babert. Mber es 1T
notbruenbig, bob hieien 3uitdnoeit
ein enOe genuott miro, bob MIR Die
cine Scniion crbolten. Die eir geles-
Iides Heht horouf baben. llniere
Peniionsgeiete iiro liberal genis.-
Sreunbe miro iif Sr. 0ariter oiir1
iein energiides 9orgeben in eetpiiielt
areiien nift MAIDEN, mo ipenr or
nift itnrfen HiidbaIt bot, miro mon
ibn baIo bon ieinem BOiten weeeraii.
len, luie feline beiben @orgGnaer.
Hnffife Heamten.G Corruption.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
8etanntma6unaeu.
Department fir Sfftntltne stderbett BnHteH
SHb'SeparteHeHt ots Gebduoes SHfpett0rs
8hffau6. MdthhdH6.


BaIttmore, ben IL. GpriI 1905.
acknowledgment fir pie Grrl6tuHg zines
MHbaues Sum 8e6dioe Der Ghule gr. 90 an Der
Voroot'@de bon PortbfgtbeHue uHb g9dtbiues
toHsStrabe fir ben Wlabor uHb Stnotrltb bon
golttr1ore, uHo fpelhes bon her Peborbe Der
S6ulf9ommitdre ben1bt tperoeH t0l, tperoeu
bon BEN ,Boaro OF Itparbs" Der Stabt Bdltt'
moro ,e1tgepen
SorberlngssgI naebote miiiier in tertegeIten
Briefsllui 6ldgen, nit Der 9Ioreiie 6es y9oaro
Of Iiparbs, am ooer Dor benz rs. Mprti 1905,
BDTmtttngs ii iiBr, bel benz Observation-Disclosures.
SrH. Sarrp g.. Snober. In oefen Bflreau i'm
R1tbbuuie. eingerei6t uerbeu. 9~rtefumihldge
miiifen init Der glur6rift aBtbS for go. 80
S1ooI Soufe" berfebeU felH.
Seoes Sor0eriugSsN Hgehot mliB BON eilent
beglaubiafen Ghed in Der S1he bon $500, .5abls
bar an ben Wla1or unb Stdotrdtb bon Baltt'
more, ~begleitet teiH,
Don Dem erfolsrei6en @neebotfteuer lpito Die
GieQuna ether anHehmbGreH 8ttrgtddtt ipte. i'm
G%tdots9bnrter be8igIi9 gontrdft oorgei6rteoeH,
~oeriaHet.
BIdne unb GpejififntioReH f6HHen i'm 9iiTeau
beS @ebduoesS Hfpeftors nab benz Is. Aprtl
1905 eingefeben iperoen,
Die ge6oroe bebdlt iib nGS 5'eht Dor, irgeHo
pelde poer ale g~lHeebote SIT oertperteH.
Gbtpnr6 7. HrttDH,
9ebdloesSHtpettor
gcltdtiet:
6, Glan SimanHs,
BrdIioent Der 9outrdftbeboroe.
(9lpriIt3, 1l1517,1Sl920 81, 22,24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
0prpthea Wndl.

eS ftarb ant II. aprii. I llbr 20 min. Nnhs
fritttg5. SprutbtG Bad, Bittioe oes berorbene1
gloanI BAD, I'M SO. Sabre hires 9ebens. Die
Seerbieung fiHbet Mttftofh, 40 llbr Winreens,
Sutton. 9benlie. nus fat. unb bann mad Der
ct. gIpbonfuSs6trde, no eine 8eauiemsIteie
fir has SeiI j9rer SeeIe eeIe6rirt weroen luiro.
Reifebuna priodiift. C0S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
Spocsf1Qr.
4. Senrn 2iuf.

IS itar6 auf Is. gtpriI 1905 in fciner QScb;
nllne, Rr. 33f, Mtf.gratt.s trake, Z. 6enr1
3tui. 7s Sabre aft. aefiebter 6atte bon 1llrn
3inf. 8ertpanote Ilo 5reuuoe Der GamiItc
{nb adntnraenoait eiIfaeiabeit. Der 8eeroieune
bei3utuo bnef. rpel1e frettaa, ben u. slprtt.
Wdnmittdas 9 uhr. bpu feiner letter. g8obniug
aud Qllf ber .gouoon SarI Gemetcrp" itGttfinoet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
Ghnrles Nrnrn 9l6hnn.

SO itorb 6batfts StnFh Ab9aW i'm rs, Sabre
ieireS gebensi lie Veeroiglug fiDbet GpHntrs
tag, 2 nbr Ta6mtttaas, bon feiHer Ietten
@obnung. Iy. fI2. EftsDloHtsonlerb sStrnBe,
aus fat, 8eifeSnns npf BEN Iutbertf6en Sc
rnfdlerSiGrfeoBbte 3t 9aroenbine. Bite, tets
ne 9liuneil. !s,tas- ..ge Q0S-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
QpnSu,t 0arf.

Der hauptiddIldlite Srtebhet IN Baltimore.
8u ieoer 8eit errei9bar. Slnf Gcuts 5abr'
aelb bon allen 6taoitbetTen. Gtrasenbabr.
Maseous pufitrer ben Saupteirgnna. ale bret
Wtriutril. sgarnles 0artedtItmsr tnr Sol8e.
Beer1hnibpl1be 5u febr Mdbigen Breiiet.
fdninltItt iinter fortip1hreIoer gtieae.
8aredn: Rr. II, seeits enrdfean' StrnRe.
lSnn6N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
Gin Sdritt in Der redjtrn 6idDtnns,
esart 25 RrcSent an nntn ertnafFssn

Gin ifbner Sare, enttpeber nit
fhpur5erH Tud ODER ipetbeut cber
erauem. @lii[6.tleberSi aass fir
sssssfIissi ! sd ss3 s S;Isitss SIS
Seftning oeS 8rnbeS,
peidenipdeen Iiuo 5 tetne 9utI6er.
Ntniam GSpF, 2etdtenbeftatter,
storib' iifo @reefmonntssloe. 8eioe Telephone.
(1e57, 6sJlte .idI)
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2urraine

NaIfrtftb - Harfartt8 - UriebItdl.
NefIibj bon 8nlhruof ,eiH iiio etne babe
USeiIe. genutt Die NIT Vcip9ditnt besei9rete
yprttseInenussGnr. 5rete SatfHet glqdmtttaes
ant terminus. Vretfe bon He9rdbnlBpldteg, iebt
Gaton 223. Riirean: TrunlfH. uHb yatnbfpr.
SRtasS. Bsrt6n8t gruf&fteil & (Mat4 .tS.2&S)