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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
3,uei Stnbcntcu crtrunfcn.

Stboca, &..D., y. Mai.- 3tuei
Stuoenten Der Cornell . llniueriitut,
Georgc 90, Sepmour pom Nelu-Dorf
ulio Charles NJ. SpcrrD BON 9fortb
Nbams, Mniiy limo oui ciuer, Canoe
fobrt i'm Gapll9n See peringlutt
urtor ertruufen. Sore SeidTu bat man
nod nidta aeiuaoen. Gus leidhe
5ebNSarg idlua mitten i'm See I'M.
Die Sniaiien bielten iif sine 3eit
Lana an Dem sefenterten Gouoe te't,
bis ibre &rGite ifmanoen mo Seioe
III Die Iiefe %ianfen. &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
EbGuumru auf ocm Wid)ioaniec.

SprinQiIuthcn BON mIBcrQcm6bnlt.
der NGbc. - Stortc Str0mnmN
itlucrcr Nc0cn mo llntrri6ieoe
I'M boromctriidcn Trud,
G%bicoQo, -. Wtoi. - Son ser
@citfiiitc Oca Wiidi0on Sees trei
len 9eridte iibcr bcmcrfcn3rucrthc
SprinQilutbcn bier Elm. 0iclclhcu
itcinCn in &cnoi6o II. Hnciuc Mi9c.,
bic Qr6Btc @6bc crrcidlt 81 bobcn
mo idlligen nit ioldcr @cmolt iibcr
Die Meriteu, BOB iic bcOcltcnocn
Shabcn onrihtctcn. &n Chicago
crbobtc sic Sllltb ultr Ocn @oiicr
itono uuo peruriohtc cine iebr itorfc
Stromnmg I'M NbjuQatonol. &nIol-
&c oicier Str0mnlg tonnten Nootc
oli Dem Gluiic MIR nit Nr0Btcr
SdlpicriNtcit lnbrcn.
Gic @cttcrbcOiu1unQcn in Chi
cogo lpnreu 9citcrn Nohnlittog Der.
art 0uB cine MicOcrbolmA Der
Sprin9flutb oti ser @cittilite be
iiirbtet mlr0c, Der HeAcniol III
Sen Ietteu ~ StlplOcn mar Elm oll
beraerp66nIih ~itnrtcr mo inncrbolb
mcuigcr Stmhcn muroe Die Gcucr.
luebr al odt pcrid)icoenc Stcllcn
gcrllfen, nm 0ie GrOAcidolic oll25u.
punlpet.
Gie Springilutb miro ser Ser.
ihie0cnbcit Oc3 boronctrildcn
9rlldes an oCn cin5clncn Funftcn
5lgcid)riebcn. Wcnn 0iciCr 9rltd
an eillem Eunftc nofgibt, 10 Iteigt
BORT ooS @oIier untcr 0cm bc0eu-
ten0ercn Crude olti Die SbcrilGhc
in Ginger Gntiernung. Goa @et,
ter gleidt momentnn gnll5 ocnllcni
gen 6cS 26. Mai 1869, oils 81. &ouis
lnb onocrc mcitlidc Eunttc bon
perbeercnoen Goruo0oa Dcimgeilldt
murocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
lin Sienit ar~fallcn.

NcnbirQ Hod ~. Wot.-GhnS.
=. 6iuM cintr Der iiirGitcn biciiaell
EoIi5i1trn lit Qcitcru rib > llbr 30
MimttGt pom circinGinbrcdlcr in oeil
llntcrlrfb Neihoiitt morocn uito CT
lag bclltc Eodmitto0 iciucr @lm0c.
IS berriht bier Qrobc Nulrc0u10 1t.
man ipridt oui oltenS citcn bon 9o-
dc on Sen Wor0erm 6im mur6c
QcidoiIcL mGbrcn0 rr 0rci @inbre-
der pcriolgtc. Gr iob 0ieiclben cilig
ans Dem Wcbl- unO GllttcrqcidGite
bon Strlnf II. M}oncr tonmcn imo
p~rriol0tc lie. 9ua Sic Ginbrcd)er on
eirc 0urfIc Stcnr untCr S6ottcn-
bGlmlen tomcn, brebte it'd elmer Der.
iclbcn nm lno CAB cinrn gdllB, o,ti
oen Eoli5iItcn ab,o Tie G%ntieruulG
bctruo fo>llrl 20 Iub mo Oie augcl
troi Den Goli6iitru IN Den ltntcrleib,
9tod ibrcr @bQt cntfantcn pic Gin.
BREEDER in scr GunteIbeit. ,.,
Iie nmliegrnoen Srtihoiten an
Der Giienbobn muroen .%ioiort bon
Dem 0oriol bcuohridti9t, nm mlI
Die 6liihtIinGc 81 fobnben. NiS &C.
tern NbcnO ljno iiini @erboitun0cn
uorgcnonmeu pQrben, bod liegcn &c.
gen feincn ser Terbaiteten @clpeis
nlonlcntc Dor. Slim luur IS Sabre
alt lul0 lmDCrNetrntbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Die .TrtcsIunsQinic."

aitrnffioe &aifersRortc ourb ben aanal nod
nm 3 tlbr Gu6tHitiads, bon Der pigbts hro
Rrai.' StrabS Sn 9etierion, lio. uno Gbeiier.
ia, auhulieno, stnf Sed Cad BtiiaoeIpbia)
$50. staiiite $500. Grflriion, 10 laGe. eiii'
Tia, So. 10. Hiidfdbri nit Oct n. q. 9ifens
balm 50 30. 9iefua gorf (per Babu bon RbiIn'
oeipbia) $500. Grfn'EOn tt Idge) 5000.
sSertier Surhinbrt Nfncle mad ailuiItie : Gin,
ptueie fino i'm giircuu ltnb bel gll6aiaGs ju
baben. Siher iilb ~aejffnet sum Veleqci bon
eaten fir 5uHutas5fbuIen uto 8etriue etc. 'nr
Grlnriioncn nuf ben bneutabrenreu 3apbooteH
.poto Baltimore" nno aRenn." oeren 5dbrtcH
mad peiierton uno g6eiaDeafe Gin. DO. IN
SUM- begimtsH Wimn lbIeibe ODER penoe iit
an
Clarence e6riper. gaeni,
DOT gr. 20i. 9ia6tsStrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Wruecr ~Ectruleum6rano,

VI onninato M..Sd, 70.
Moi, r. Gin Irbeitcr, NnmcnS6ronf
Hend), pelhcr un1Niittcrnod)t IN Dem
groBen Fctrolcunt . 9eb1ltcr 0crGu-
refa Hipe Cine So. in Toun@ OoS
petroleum melien molltc. icbtc ooSs
iclbe ollrh ooS Nnltreidcn zines
3iln0bol5cS III @rono unb I'M nGdz
item Nliaeublid ert0ntr cine illrht-
bare Grplolion. Seod, lprr0c cine
groBc Strede iortgeid)lGtOert uno
lfuer oerlebt, lno ans Dem VcbGl-
fer, in iuelhem Iid 1900 Barrels
Ectroleum b%eionocn, i6olien bans.
bod Die Glommen in Die 2llit. Nin>
men. <r6eu lporen ale SGHlcr III eli
mem llnfreile bon ulebrercn bunoert
SUB pop Sen Slolnmen per5cbrt, Ii.
Der &crIud, mittelit elmer &ollone,
Die man mlslforeontpmn bate fnnl,
men .loilcD, elm god in ben S~elbpbQl.
ter 81 idlieBeh ldlpa iebl.ho mon ole
aonone Der inrdtborcn Site lpeQen
nidt nobe 9enl,q oll ben 9e4alter
berqnbrinaell fonnte., Sr Der Na6,
bori6nit pes brennenben 9ebqlter5
6etin0en lid, einige onoere> Sic gu.
iommen 10000 Barrels 4etroleunl
putholtcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Sturmidlaben in Ya,urcucc.

2omrencc, &un., II. Moi. -
Gin peroerbliher Sturmmino ie9tc
Mittmoh slbcno iibcr Die SouptItro=
be bon 2anrence, iDobei oie @eb1u.
De beociitenben Sboben litten. Sic
.gpcrett Solle" mnroe abgeoedt una
cine droBe Menge bon! Senitfrid)cf.
ben rpur6Fn ourd ben fnlIanbcf 81,
aff nnS' gsiiaao serbrodaif.. ,gs fdfheii
fenine a1ytiijtlidjah gstrietfiisPh8 uGr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Marplano nmo Ecnmipluamia gabn.

3ige p~erldifen Gorib, %slOenue.S tntion:
7.30 Born. mad Dorf, fdglib. GusgeHous
men GoHntnqs.
$50 Gorm. nad 3eltd, mir EountnqS.
$50 nab iS.dir, idglib, nusgenommen
SOtntdgs.
35 Ga6nt. liddb gorf, tdalif, auSeenom'
men lSpuutdgs.
400 9indnu. nadI Delta. MIR Spuntag3.
ago nab Della, tdsIi6, mussenommen niH
600 ssutm. uudl gsIair. idelidL ausaenom'
NbeHoS Hddf NelGir MIR SOnnidp9.
it43 abeiIbs liGo HfIair giifnuo0 una Sdm
liaa. -a9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Nprb nuo Scf6itmprb.

+" 8dptffa, ShS.y ~. @ai.- Ser
30 Sabre alte Sriicman Iaion id)oB
belite Tt. 9. 9upis uno permunoete
i'm tootli6, morauf er iid ielbit cine
&ngel Snrd's Ser5 ioste uto augell-
blidlid foot 5~uiammenianf. 9ie gi-
fnire, Die fid Dor benz Yoltamte ct.
eighete, itor Sic 5olge sihes9(ngrifiS
@dios'a'dif 1dbis pof feds Moitd.
teflsd lia nntifpihsaca no gadn M:
-r9gaieT rarfa niitfaaftft'a ted aai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Baltimore S~ampi-Eafct'Gu
(Mite nuo 5uucrl1iIige Sai.9tnie.)

VIE Ser. SluuteHa EOil nelotoetlo,
7dmpfer iabren id9lih, Guftntans uliSGenont'
men, bon ben ga. Cine. "Fters. Or, t0-ts,
QiQbt Strobc. $50 gbcnoS. oireit ndh SIo
Fnini Comfort. gioriuli Eorismoutb uln alien
Votnf Comfort init - g. & 8. 9iieubnbu " @at
Mibnlono. Seroinbuna in 9ortSutouib nit benz
-Gcubooro gIir Cine" ioltoen 3lg bon Boris
mouth mad Ntlnltu. IN Yiurfolf &erbiHounp
Carolina. yiurfoIf iuo iiiolib. GorIclf linh
meftlib mo Oh Dominion Cine" mad gIelu'
bern. YSuibinetou, 9i.'G., Ipo .AiHmpno, va.
9tabf5efieu un6 rlirotdilneti @luhr eitrn'
ri1fe Nuiiiteh5iliIttcr. eleftriihe. N%eleuht1ng,
9ampfbei5uug, Aoien fret. Refernirle adiilten.
5imnler in oet 3inetG iirenur Der g@oO Cine: :"
9ir. 32t. g1efta Baltimore Strnbe. 9tr. 900 nrlo
Dos, Giobt Strube, z. u. =. Office. SiIopiis9de
Baltimore uno GuIbert Stra6c. Continental
1rlit 9uiloina mo 9tlbungb'S. Charles mo
leringipltaStraGy W.
Sobn ". Sgc fiuoph, e. Wrpipr,
Gice 9rdl. II. @elr. sMi1nnQer. @eu fFuii. sstGent.
fNel2-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
3eitidr:ften . Nuga,in eit.
Baltimore Stems Co., 31S. Relt.
Serman.S traBe.
Grieohofe.
2ouoon Barf Cemetery. Office 81,
@eit.S aratoaa-S traBe.
&eitern &arD!nno Balm.
Ttat nm 81. 3sbrnar 1906 In Graft.
Sfgc berlafien StlIensS tation. ,pie felat:

Ttat am 81. 3sbrnor 1906 In Graft.
3dgc D~erIafen 3tlen.S tation. ,oie felet: r
5dglid,.
4.30 Born. - S6neu5ng,, Sauptlinie. Saeerss
iopT. Asibiesboto, U. Il ". gabH uio ben
GloeIi, mo aliSgtnOnmen SrnIItdaS V. b.
gabn SaIeod. Gbambersbura Wldrtinsbuts
iiio @indbeiter.
1925 apeney = Whom. nab union'Bttbge
3daiid, siegenoHHeR SpnMtags. ;
einis oitIi4 pon Guore'Srope. Carlisle Jno
s.15 8orml. = SairtIinie. pagerstoirn. &anco6i
s6ippenSbma, Greoerid. @mmifts6urg urb
g. x u. pabii bis Clifton. I'D
I2 Born ~ glifom. mad uE.onsgrtoQe,
Dor; iino 8eitDsburl ~
2.25 gla6m. - Afiom. mao 9norbs8robe.
1925 giatm. - gfiom. nah 9morbS1robe, r.
& s.. Sio., foipie glorf.
40 giGdnl : gi'on. nadb linton, gribse.
300. glabm, @rpreB nab WeftIinfter,
tolpr. joiule 9aneod, .Jreoerid, gminiitSburg
.5 a:o Ns,SntlDDu'9 airvree uad Dot, sauso,r
NIB Gtitpsburs. (varipr.Gar.}
$50 gladm. - Nffou. nadt 0morpsQ5robe.
G.t5 g.benhs - atiom. nat Ilntonsgribee.
800 abenos - @fforn. na6 Gfrlorps 0robe.
Yinr Sunntags.
$50 Born. affom. nab tiuion,gribse unb
SdnDOer.
ESQ 9n6m. - sffom. nab tf,iop9jribae.
4i3o Tndip. - alton. uad 9niotps Grobe,
. Sdlt nift an Der ie1nta sabe. sGtatton.
9uuets uun @epdd.l'ntenu. MlbaigbS, Gle
TtSlae' bdifen an lhtotils YennIbibania .sfse.,
1uftyt, Ifo g9aIbroof, 1glortb- gpenle1 Gtaiion.
NJ. o.. Wrislpofo, ~ Y, 81
- T-r.rr-- MI a. n. 3spta, Y. y. y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Gbeiapcafc Sampfer. Is ompaonic.

Gbclapcafc NaiIpfer'G umpagnic.
6heiapcaic,eiuie.
@IeGanie Eai'a9ier 3ampier "gIigniia" nno
Glib YUint Comfort nm Nortoli "a.
gnnlpier oerllieH baltimore idgllb tniiSJe'
norIIleu Gonliags) nm $50 NbeiioS uno Tom,
men IN Oh Voini Comfort nm . ubr UlotgeiI5
uno in giorioit unl 7i5 Ulorgelis an, an
Bunfteu oe3 Giinens mo Sitolueiienp.
Yurf Niuer.9imie.
Sieganie YdiIl0ier Slmpter .0Gdrlot.s" iro
Baltimore"
nab MeItsEoim uno Jidinipnb, Va.
Sdmpier ~ueIldiien Baltimore tdylib tnt,5qC'
nonlmlen SonniGls) nm b ubt gtadbmiitn1s mo
iOnliteH gu Wett sISUiUt I'M 130 WiotuerS mo
81 9iidfnono nm 0.25 NioraenS an.
Die ant Uiontuqcn. Wttiluodlen i:lo 5rclia9en
bon baltimore abiubrenoeI SdInpfcr. mo Otc
pot gRett Bout an Sienildgen. SpnnerlluNen
lro Saniitaecn 1bfdbrerl. Ieger tn @!oneriler
BUi.:, uno Nllmpno's an; ITo lie an Steultd'
&C.,, Gunnerfia1tn nno Gamitaaen bon laiti
more uto an Wlontdgen. Wiitioo6en nno Stci'
iageH bon ySelts Rpini oblabreiloen SanIpjer
legen IN Voriioluf nto Clap 8ani an tbet GHr'
iltgent g~Setier).
Iampier ~periafien Baltimore Upm gier VT. Is
un6 10, gbtltrayet'sS
0nrd.Vtuete mad dueu Yrniiel tonnen &C.
li6ert Sepdd aulaegeben mo Auiiiieni imnttr
I'M BOranS %rcfernirt peroet in oelt DieiGtU
Biuetibiireaur: Nr. 3t7, Horb.6 bcrlcs. Stra1e,
". %. 9ioblun, Mgent. Tr. III, Eh'galtimorc-
Strahe, Doer ben 0dnpts NilreGuI: Nr. j3O,
Stabt Strabc, Baltimore, NIB.
sen M. 'seibas 'ses siiIs,rer. sen Il c SaS's1', aa,nt.
Z. 8. Datbonnsl, S%lIioNScn. Raif. 'slgeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
iWegwei(u
bon empfehleusmert5ex Tinaa5-,
Guarps. nnS Gnoetaii.8eid)aftta
Ginan5ietIes.
Vnnfpu.

Sinan5ietIeS.
8anfen.
TirIt 0ational 9anf, 16, @eIt.Sara.
togo . StraBe; S. 8. 5erguion,
Graiibeut; s. 9. @ilcpr, 8qiiirer.
Farmers uno @erdants' @ationaI
Bout 30t, Roro,Gbarles.S traBe;
Gbds. Z. Crane, Brdiioent; Garter
@. Ssburn, Gaiiirer.
OeutIde 9ant, lexington. Ins $oni.
op.Strabe; 81, s. SduI8, Srdit'
bent; IuguIt @eber, &aiiirer.
Commercial anO Sarmers' Rational
ganf, Soparo. unb @ermon-Str.
@eItern 0ationaI 8onf, Ia, Noro.
@u.atp.S trobe; Soibua g. Sarpep,
grGiioent; 8. Nnrriott. aaiiirer.
9ropers' ano Nehanics' Rational
9anf, @utap. uno 5aDeite.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

9anfiers uno Wofler.
Sambleton 4 60, t2, Oit.GeSinaton.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
9amhurgsM Inertia
--g,ah-
Elgmuntf
Suppclidrauben'
Ernrri,. NM Northumberland.

eenru gu 1oper fir 1pnoon uuo harris at.
~ Snmbnrs-Mmcrifa.Ei nic,
....s 81 0roaomop. Neiu. Dorf.
Mrtlur ". Rubion,
r.g 1877 SIt.9oltimore, Ctr.
Am alien Efase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

Seiler.8 erliherunes. agentu.
Some Srienolp Society, 1926, 2iL
ben = apenlie.
". z. SbadeIiorb & Co., 2, OF.
SaratoaaItraBe.
Senrp ~. @ariielo RopoD, 2t0,
SIt.2erinetonltrnBe.
9irdbeao & Con, GA. Sit.2ering.
ton Strobe.
SenneB & Tap[or, 306, Olt.2ering.
ton = StroBe.
Tiirner & Tbonas, 2. Off, aratoea.
StraBe.
M. 8. Selben, If, Sit-HleaIant.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
MprnAenti9er 9lobb.
Iesclmafise 2ampfidifffabrt
5wtifeu
Voitimprr nm Vrpmeu

UeBelhIaRtBe SampHnlIIIaDri
btpiifeu
baltimore itn0 Bremen
olrh Die uelten uno erprobten, nit
allen gequemlidteiten p~eriebenen
Polt0ampier eriter Glaiie:
.Tbein," ,9ranbenburg,"
nRedar," ,Gbemnis,"
pWtain," .9reslm."
9ie Ggpeoitionstage iinb Die folgt:
bon Baltimore: -
ySounoncr," Mittuoh, zen II. Wai
= llbr Nndmittoa2.
..@reSIan" @ittmodl ocu "a. @ai
. llbr 9todlmittuG2.
.Goiicl" Gomitoa, ben y. M}oi
, llbr NoMmittog2.
,GbcnniB," Wittppt, oen 81. W}ui,
2 llbr NudhmittoNS.
,9ronocnbura" Wtittmodl Den Z.
SSuni, , llbr Nudnrittuga.
.MoiM" Mittpodl, Den #, SUM,
. llDr gfnd)nllttuA@.
3neite aaiiite-B aiiage-Breis:
Non S50.0 90 All.
3wiidenoeds Baiiage.Ereiie:
Bon ps,,,m.,. mad Bremen 49,. $1,000
Non gttmen nadi Baltimore S3S.5O.
aunbreite.p iaete BON Baltimore uad Srtmtu
mio 5uriid S71.50.
ggeeen Sra6t uno Bofiase tpenoe man itd
an ole 1enerat2laenien
Y. Sdnmdder & So,
Scr. r. Siio.@ ag.S trabe
ODER
Gomaro Haine,
rHiee bts ,bsutihtu GurrsIponbenttn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

SeilerIifere Wobel. 2aaeruna.
8rabam'S Warebouie, Burf abeiiiie
uto 0olpbin.S traB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

8runSeiaentbuns. Nufler.
Yierre 6. 9iigm & Nepbelp, 16,
2eyinaton.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

Wnnnp0IIs. Wli. HoOdI 6iailon. 80 nnb
's.45 BORN. 1850 uno l5.55 gta6m. Gambler
Station. 500 uno 900 Born, it2 90 waii.
tags. 400, 25.3b, 600 uno 9ti 10 abeu6S,
gumosu Staiion. l7.3J, $500. 29.1b uno 1000
Norm, 1876, 1850 uno 1920 abenos.
Sind,eiter, VA. HopaI4S iution. l7.t0 3. uni
PAS y. edftoensS tdtioH. H.20 g.. 1900 uns
10 0adnt.
Saserststpu, It. -obnl.e tatiou. SAT Sorm..
1850 9iadru. e1moeusS tatiou, 1900 Born.
IS 100 uHo 400 Hid6ni.
snitoit. Sin uno VT. Nlru, Gambler. Station,
l735, 28.t5 gorUL, lips. 1850, sb.20 Va8uR..
$3.50 Ino u .45 Tbeuos.
Curtis Bah, Gamoen. Station. 6.2S Born.
qnrap, nj. Mobilization. e2.43 Ra0ul
gamoenaS t1tion. 1900 Room.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Bidders equiIiten.
Sbe Npers & $ids Co., 104, Glib.
&oparo.S traBe.

Tan 8dubofS.Sdnblcr. 't"'
TboS. RattbeipS & Con, Canton.
Ipenue iino MlbemarIe.S traBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala. Sight
Strabe.
gleb. nnb emaillirte Stablnaaren.
RationaI @naneIing & Stamping
60, 100, Sanooer.S trabe.
9mnpinlaidinen, aeI!eI II. Btmper.
8anoce Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES
unb 2ombarb.S traSe.
Notwithstanding @eratbe unb Sd.
mereien.
@riifitb & Slirner Co., 900, Rorb-
Yacaltrabe.
Srnamentale 9robt'arbeiten.
3uiur & Co., 311, R..$oiuarb.S ctr.
S6nitt- unb aurstpearen.
armitrone, Gator Il Co.. 106-18.
Sopfins.B lace.
TreeeIlas, Sertel & Go, 100. Cop.
finS.Blaee.
-
Shiiren, SenfterrabMen II. HauIeaur.
5rant 9. Batfins & So, Bratt. ,nb
Hreiioent.S traBe.
Sdynupftabafs . Jabrifdnten.
81. Starr & Co., 436. Rorb.G albert.
StraBe.
3eitidr:ften . Wuga3in eie.
Baltimore Stems Co., 318. Delt,
Serman.S traBe.
Griebhofe.
2ouoon Barf Ges,eterp. Office 81,
@eit.S aratoga.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
YSHe!HoVaTe!

Snr Reiie ms Nnslanb beiorSt q,
yiainr, VII. al, n. faat. Sttafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13

The Swayne trial, which promises to he replete with unique incidents, has already broken precedent in the sen ate. \ woman has ascendcd the ros, trum of the senate and addressed that venerable and dlgnitied body for the first time in the history of the nation. The woman who assumed this uniuue roll was the proprietor of boarding house In Texas at which Judge Swayne stayed and she was intro duced by the prosecution to prove that his expenses did not amount to $1O day as he had certified. The woman swore that Swaync stayed at her house at q cost of S45 a month. during period of which he had certi- fled that his expenses were S3OO a month and had drawn that amount from the United States treasury on his certificate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13

Tho syuafc mas determined t0 amcud The arbitration treaties recently sub mittrd by ih" president. despite th" open letter of the president de.-lJrinc that if any amendment were adcptc | Ic would withdraw tIam. II i~ do "lared on high authority that f tlc treaties arc ratifoi with an amend ment no effort will l'.. made so inducc ihe foreign governments party to the reatics to concur in line changes
 This is perhaps true. hut inc highest authorities have Iern known to change their minds and It fs not i'm possible that caImer consideration of this subject may result in a changsI aftiiuda on the rart of tlte autferit;.-> in the state department The enc ex- eeutive session during which inc treaties were discussed demonstrated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13

The records of the Washington po- lice courts show that the number of wife beatcrs arrested last year was greater than ever before. This, it should he remembered, makes no ac- count of thr wife beaters whose wives withdrew the charges against them, and of course says nothing about the wives who were beaten and said noth- ing about it. If the whipping post for wife h1aters for which Representative Adams bill provides is passed. 1t may be safely predicted that wife heating will show a marked decline.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
HEARD IN PASSING

The Sioux indians have made tue bonnet, which he has sadly filed away in his cellar.-Houston Chronicle
 A Pennsylvania judge says he ore ferS hell 10 politics. He should cheer up. If he sticks to the latter hell get his preference,-Ncw York Her ald
 Kipling on his recent South African cruise saw a snake with Il head like a sugar barrel. That stuff over there must be worse than our wood alcohol. New York Herald.
 The developments in Missouri poli- tics 50 far indicates that between Nie- dringbaus and Kercns, the Missouri republicans had better choose someone elsc.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
 Somebody in South Africa has found q 5000 carat diamond. worth Sl,O0o,000. Chorus ladies in South Africa must be even more careless than herc.-Brooklyn Union.
 As regards economy for consumers. municipal lighting is not justifying stsclf.-Providence Journal We doubt if the taxpayers of Wallinsford and South Norwalk will agree with that statement.-New Britain Herald.
 The beef packers, it is said, pro poses to inauguratc il campaign of education. But the people have al ready hcen pretty well educated by the beef packers. and have paid in full the bill for their education. Louisville Courier-Journal.
 William Chambers. the famous pub fisher, once related an extraordinary story of sheep thief, hanged at Pccbles and buried at crossroads with d stake thrust through his body. The remarkable feature of the case was that the thicf's dog was tried for aid ing and abctting in the crime con, victed. banged and buried along with it's master. It was proved at the trial that the man. when out with the ani- maj. used to indicate to it some par. ticular flock of sheep he wanted. Af ter reaching home the dog returned to the place. rounded mp the sheep. and by devious ways and only after dark drove them home. There they were kept for some days. and their owners mark destroyed or "fakcd." They were then graded with others legiti- matcly purchased. and driven to the English markets.-St. James Gazette.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13

The Hartford Times editor comes again on the beef question. In a long editorial on prices Saturday evening he tells what can bc bought in Ilari. ford and what if will cost and then in tcriccts inc following: We do not discover that any Waterbury meat dealer Is contemplating enough to adver' tiSc his prices in tbe papers of that city. We have derived the impression from what has been published there that the Waterbury folks eat nothing but trndcrlOin steaks al top prices. The Times man hasn't looked very closely at the Democrat or he would discover prices of meats i'll the col. mns every day almost. Al least four cnlcrprising meat dealers quoted prices Saturday. A. w. Castle, Inc Public market. Duesrr Bros and Louis lluss. The prices seem to he fully as low as they are in Hartford, too, but still the man who pays the bills continues to growl about the price of beef, the kind that is good enough 10 eat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13

the fact that it would be absolutely impossible for the treaties to be rati- fled unless they were so amended that any subordinate treaties submitting Il difference to the Hague tribunal would have 10 be approved by the senate Senators Morgan, Teller and Bacon all spoke in favor of the amendment, if the treaties were to he ratified. al though Alr Morgan opposed the princi- pie of arbitration itself and declared that ill his estimation it would be far better if the treaties failed entirely. It Is not believed, however, that Sen ator Morgan will insist on this view to the extent of filibustering. It is predicted with every show of conf dence that the treaties will be ratified at the next executive session.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
OHIO FLOODS.
Cincinnati steamers sunk When
 River Rose Ten Feet

River Rose Ten Feet. CINCINNATI. Feb. 13 Half a mil lion dollars worth of river property was placed in jeopardy. ono steamer sunk. another carried down the river in tho ice, 150 harges torn loose and sent down the river and several other steamers seriously damaged here yes terday from the breakup Of inc lee corgeS at this point in the Ohio river The gorge at North Bend broke first. causing some damage when the ice in the local harbor passed out. Soon aft erwaTd the gorge at the Covington wa terworks broke, sending tons of iCc rushing toward the city. The crews of all boats in inc harhor and extra men who had been employed for the emergency were on duty all night. and q full head of steam wns kept up on all steamers
 The first accident was io the tow boat Relief. which was sunk at thp foot of Lawrence street. Captain Will liams and two men on Inc steamer mar ApN alifu aAbNIi VII" VT Ahf men. Charles Moore. was thrown into the river. where he was struck by q cake of fec. being unconscious when hauled out of the water
 Only the smokestacks Of the Relief are above water The steamer New south. one of tho best boats on the river was torn from her moorinCs and carried down The river in the ice. She is somewhere below Inc city. lodged in the icc pack. and if is feared she will he 2 total loss
 The rise of fen feet in the river which occurred during the day. prcbs hIy caused the regorgins of the ice at some point farther down. forced the steamer Bonanza out Of the water on to tho shore near inc foot of Main street. where she is in had position and in serious danger iu case of any sudden movement of the irc.
 At len~t l:0 hsrgcS. thirty of them loaded with eoal. were taught in tbe ice and have gone down the river. prob ably all of th"m being 9 total loss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
Watched.

Miss I.ighted-I was very much sG- mire5 st the wedding ceremony last night nntirsi enc gentleman who never took his ryes of me ths whole eve hing
 Miss ShsTpe-Did the gentleman have a blaek mHstschs waxec on the erds7
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 T know him He is detective He vas there to watch the presents Tit Bis