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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22

The comedy of The PLAYER Maid"
was new matter also; that is to say, it
was as new as it's stale theme treated
unoriginaIly by Louise Malloy permit
ted ii TO be. Plays with Drury Lane
favcriteS for heroines, from Charles
Reade's Masks and Faces" TO Paul
Kester's Sweet Nell" have proved
that truth can't have been stranger
than the fiction about these creatures
of wit and humor in the gTeenroom,
gifts and accomplishments on the stage
and fascinating insolence anywhere and
everywhere They are ad0red by every
kind and condition of man who encOun-
tiers her, and her choice Of one 10
marry is always the outcome of some
dramatic romantic and phenOmic adj
venture in representation. The Misses
Malloy and Davis played maid, is the
actress known in the annals of Drury
Lane as Mistress Hallam. but it ap
pears now that she was a duchess OF
Robury. and that her ante-nuptial eX-
plot was to take the place of a girl
who had betrothed herself TO him I'M
seen. OF course she pTacticed the de-
ceit TO punish him for an insult. OF
course it developed amoFously and OF
course she brought the scoffer to her
feet with an offer of WedlOck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22

If he's a real boy he'll tell you he
would rather be Christy Mathewson
than Theodore Roosevelt, or even
James j. Jefries
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
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L g believed By the promoters that
the price Of starch viii be considerably
sJiffened by the new trust.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
BEARS HAD HOLD
OF WHEAT PIT.
NERVOUS UNCERTAINTY AT
OPENING DEVELOPED INTO
FlRMNEsS AND WAS FOLLOW
ED BY A SHARP DECLINE.

Chicago, March FLOUR The
market was quiet and easy Winter
patents. s50on510; straights. S4.75@
$50; spring patents, $5.Oom5.4o;
tfaights, s4.4Q0 90; bakers, $4,000
975.
WHEAT - Nervous uncertainty
characterized trading at the opening
The sentiment, however. seemed in,
clined to bear shness, influenced
mainly by lower prices at Liverpool.
The factor which Offset the foreign
weakness was the government crop
report issued late yesterday This
report generally is considered quite
bullish, as indicating that the wheat
reserve of the United States is TWEEN
ty-one million bushels less than a
year ago. The opening was irregular.
May started Sis to Y, July. 92is to
r. Soon after the opening May was
under selling pressure from longs
and reacted to 1874, July to 922s The
market then developed moderate firm
ness July rallying TO 93ls May TO
$11312. Much strength was due 10
the situation northwest, where re-
ceipts were comparatively small. Late
in the day however, the sharp decline
in southwestern markets started an
attempt at general selling by commits
sion houses here. Buyers were few,
owing to brilliant weather AS a re.
suit May declined to S1l1i5. July to
91A May clo1ed 1892 lower, July
off IA
CORN-Despite the weakness Of
wheat and the bearish tenor of the
government crop report corn held re
markaby firm Trading was active,
the volume Of business larger than
for some time past.
a strengthening feature was the re-
ported purchase of two and half mil
lion bushels by leading bull Firm
cables and large clearances were also
factors, The close was practically I'M
changed.
OATS-The break in wheat was the
principal factor IN this market An
other bearish influence was the esti.
mate of large receipts Monday. Pro
vision interests hal liberal offerings,
but the demand was slack. Closing
prices were 4G3s lower.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, March 11.-CATTLE--
There weer enough cattle here today
10 make a market, prices mostly nom
inaI The close Of the week finds beef
steers firm on the basis Of $3.4044 40
for poorer class Of light weights S4.5e
0520 for medium grades, s5.25GG2 5
good to ezra. Prices largely l0N Is
higher than a week ago.
HOGS-There was COOL local
shipping demand at yesterdays
range Of prices closing trifle higher
than week ago, with the bulk Of
sales SI9jI50J.
SHEEP-There was a fair demand
a unchanged prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
STOCK CLOSING
WAS IRREGULAR
PROFIT TAKING IN SUBSIDIARY
STOCKS OF N. Y. CENTRAL
AND PENNSYLVANIA CAUSED
DISPOSITION TO REALIZE.

New York. March Yesterday S
udden squirt OF seven points in Ches-
speake and Ohio led to excited con
lecture as To tho cause. and was a
st mulating influence in to1ay's stock
narke- Suggestions as 10 the basis
Ger the movement were conflicting
md various, Yesterday a rumor of
in intended increase in The dividend
o four per cent was a continuing fac
or and gave rise to The z neral the
ny of the policy of more liberal div.
idend sbursements ON TIE part Of
railroad companies under Ponnsyl-
vania domination Tais report was
supplement ed by a story Of plan 10
form a new railroad system with an
nelet from the middle west 10 The
Chesapeake and Ohio Atlantic term
mus. This story extended specua-
tive excitement into middl 9-western
yandenbilt stock which already
have affiliations with Chesapeake a
Ohio,
New York Central aud Psnnsyl-
anla shared to the full n tAe move
move in their subsidiary stocks The
Pacillcs, Reading he Canadian
group. metal stocks and ONE 9th rs
which have been prominent in the
weeks speculation were heavy
throughout Profit aking in them
affected sentiment and increased the
disposition 10 realize towards the
last so chat the closing was decidedly
Irregular and with not changes mixed
in spite CT great show Of Strength
during The session TIL complexion
Of The bank statement had been quite
accurately foraseen and samll chang
Is in various items indicated no
change from the present easy coni'-
ton Of the money marKe
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12

a taste which has enormously de
veIoped in Korea Of recent years Is
that for cigarettes. Native tobacco is
used hy the countrymen IN their long
pipes. but in the cities and even
among The laboring classes, Whcn
they can afford ii. the use Of the Gig
arctic has become almost universal
Cigarettes we're heretofore imported
almost exclusively from Japan. made
partially at least OF American tobacco
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
Stocks = BONDS = Cereals
No. 2 white cats, 33i2.
No. > mixed oats, 30.
No. 3 white oats, 321a
No. 3 m,xed cats, SO.
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

New York March liz WHEAT
Receipts, 1000; exports. 24,0o0. Spot
barely steady: No. red, nominal. el
eyator; No. 2 red. Sl177s f. 0. b
afloat Options closed half cent net
lower TO Il higher. May, sl1lSs.
CORN Receipts, l3700o; exports
rs 000. Spot, firm; No. 2, $50 eleya-
Tor and "a f. o b. afoat; No yellow,
No white. 5lM Options closed 4
net higher May 54h.
OATS Receipts, 10000; exports,
1000, Spot. steady; mixed, 371a a
3S1a; white, 8SkG39; clipped white
39041.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
Provision Market.

Butter Weak; creamery 2aI25
CHEESE Firm; large and small
ranged 10914.
EGGS Firm western, 2562G.
COFFEE Options closed quiet;
net unchanged to five points lower
Sales, $3.50 bags March, s6.05 Spot
Rio, quiet No. invoice, 734; mild
steady; Corloya l0m II.
SUGAR Raw, weak fair refining
IA Centrifugal. . test. ) molassos
sugar IA Refined. Quiet confee.
toners "a" $500; mould "A $500;
cut loaf crushed, 500; powdered.
SG.15: granulatcd, sG05; cubes. $500,
Can't You eat, sleep or work. Bad
liver? HOLSTERS Rocky Mounain Tea
makes rich, red blood, gives strength
health. Cures when all Others ia l.
No cure no pay. 35 cents. Tea or Tab,
let's. Paul q. Schulz and Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
never fails TO tone the stomach. regu-
late the kidneys. stimulate the liver
and cleanse the blood a great tonic
and muscle producing remedy. 50
cents. Tea or Tablets. Paul G. Schulz
and Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

New York. March Money on
call nominal, no loans Time loans
easy. sixty. ninety days. 1854 pen
cent; six months ga d3is. Prime
paper. 32 dfh per cent Exchange
steady. demand. SfS5.So6 1865;
sixty days s4SL70N 1910. Bar sill
yer. $780,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12

Why suffer with headache. consti-
patton. stomach, kidney and liver
troubles. when Hollis er's Rocky
Mountain Tea vill cure you? No
money wanted unless you are cured.
% cents. Tea or Tablets. Paul G.
sehah and sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 4ooIa Ohio Street.
GRAINS AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March 1.-THE following
was The range of the leading futures
on the board of trade today:
WHEAT
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
PUTS AND CALLS.
MinneanoIis Cereals.

Minneapolis. March 1L-WHEAT-
May. $1.9S; July. s1o5. Cah-No !
northern. SL09Q11O; No. northern
S10Gd107
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
Liverpool Quotations.

Liverpool March 11.-CORN-Spot.
steady; American mixed, new, Is
22td: old. Is I'D
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
At St. Louis.

St Louis, March l1-CATTLE-
Receipts, 25o. Steady a yesterdays
prices.
Receipts, 2o0O; steady;
range, $L7J05.25.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
LOCAL GRAIN MARKETS.

Cash prices in the Cairo market
yesterday were as follows.
No. red winter wheat, sf05.
No. red winter wheat, s1.Q3.
No. white corn, 4TA.
No. . mixed corn, f6a a47H.
No. 5 white corn. ~.
10. mixed corn, 4S1z
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
STOCKS.

New York. March 1.-THE follow
ing was the range of prices on the
New York Stock exchange today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12

Chicago, March Following were
the receipts and shipments in carload
lots from this market TO-DAY:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12

Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 4o9l2 Ohio Street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
Strictly A Savings Bank.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
DIRECTORS

Interest paid on time deposits at the
rate u three per cent per annuD-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
THE CASH MARKET.

St. Louis. March 1.-THE follow
ing spot prices ruled here today for
various grains mentioned:
No. red winter wheat sL1o.
No. 5 red winter wheat, s105T
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12

II YOU want, the want. You want TO
get use the Bulletin want column.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
osTEoPATHY.
Doctor Smith, Gilbert Block
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Experienced cashier and saleslady will
good references wanted. Address a." tli
office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
FOR RENT.

For Rent--t suite OF ofrices-three rooms
front part second story, Opera House block
~teani heated and ianitnrs eiviee. CAN at City
National Bank. j. :. Aisthorpe, A gent
For Hcnt- House for rent. Well furnished
throughout. Furniture for sale, 1918 Elm -.
For Rent-Twe nicely furnished rooms, I9i
Walaut street.
Per Rcnt-Iwo furnshed rooms for light
housekeeping, 1886 Fourth street.
For Rcnt-eix room cottage with bath
Apply 003 edar street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-12
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WANTED.


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
gareou ocs stQbt.NcoinratOts

Baltimore, Dto., oeu 3. Sebruar 1903.
Gle Rranooiitrilts Is UalmiiitOlt bat III Der ae'
fcfll1 OorQci6ricbCucl ISctfc ibrell enogll!tlaeil
mo pcrbeiiertcr 9eriht iibcr ole Ibl0dplIil9
ncr Gntfhaoipuuqet, llnIoltcn mo 9Sertber0o-
brItdcn inn QctrCii ocrGunoentnirltg. Snrebbrez
dbrid mo &crbrcitcrluN Der Gbarless5tr, an
bcr gSeiticitc ocrielbeu. bon GomhnrosSt raBe
bis SdncttcsS truBc, nit ben hdrnltl be5lgllheII
clouiiIiaelt mo ncrbcierten Bldllclt III Sc
mdbbcit Der NorIhriiteI 0es 10. NbIdnttt5 he3
ST.. Nupitel5 bcr 9lftcu ocr Diar0ldnocr Seicbs
ocbln0 bon 1904, mo Der am ~. glprtl 1904
bcitdttUtcn &croroWlua yr. 81 oee WIn0or3 mo
Staotratbes uon Baltimore alsgefcrit9t ulto bel
min binterlcqt,
IS miro btcrbur6 bcfuunt gcmu6t. bnb 0e'
inater Geridbt uuO 4SIdnc in oicicm @ilrcnn oe-
ponirt nurocm ltlo OAR Der NtuOor mn Staots
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Uurbtu criudbntcn %ub9ci6detcl gniibdot9nnger
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fcit foltcn, iuuerbulb f~ilnl8ebn Iu9en bonn ).
Sebrlar oe5 Jabre5 1905, ais Dem Sutunt Der
crite, Gcr6ficntIi1ung oieler 8eianntnahung
BON neiner Scitc. an in ldriitlider 28etie i'm
9altimurcr Stnotgcri6t btrh Betittou odgeger
nppeuirct IounclI, itoenl ie beiagtes Geribi
mn cine BriiiuHg o%erfelbeH crilthell.
SurrH Il. 6uupcr,
6coiitrntDr Der Siaot Baltimore.
(Sebr3, T,10.141O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
GngliidDc Scocnfcn ii6cr Den Der
biin0etcn."

RcueroingS merocn nitd) in Gng.
lono @eOelten lullt, Bob Die Sopuner
oltd) Den &crbiin0etcn 9cgenii6er cine
%ei9ennrtiGc Saltlng ein5unebmen
Wilien. Der britiihe areu5er oInOro'
me0n," Der Oen Termunbcten unb
aronfen IN sort 2lrtbur @iiIfsmittel
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ongcncbm bcrilbrt. SIS lei cine
idroifc 9lrt, nm f%lul03utbun, ooB JIG
iif uoIlfonmcn &crrcn Der Gage
fiibltell. Gicie guifoiiulg miro oltrh
cinen etgliifen 8eobnhter beit0tigt,
Der i'm nergonqenCn Sabre nit elmer
itorfen Ncigull2 fir ben v&crbiin-
oeten" ltod) DEM icrncn Often ubrciitc
mo nit elmer cbcnio ~ltorfrn Nbncis
gllng Qc1clt OellIclbcn 5urilfgetebrt
lit go elmer I6nei9lutg, otc, mic CT
behaltptct, pon ollen Gngl1nocrn ge-
tbcilt miro, nit ocnen CT in SItoiiea
in 9crilbrrmg fam.
Sen S%opnncrL" 10 %uerlid)crt CT,
lift bel ibrcn iortgcIebten Grtolael1
Der aomm gcidwollcrL mno tic be.
ncbnrn iid) ge9en nllc 6remOcn. cin.
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Bung. Die Gn9lGnocr in China unb
iibcrol i'll Sitolicu linb erltoullt iiber
Die IN Der Scimotb bcrrihenoc iopou-
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lebr cntidicoen Der Inlid)t, Dab mir
zines cages cine orgc GnttGliid)ung
crIcbcn mcrocn. Ger 3nB gcgcn Die
6rCmoen bcldr1ntt lid nid)t olf Die
uupiiicnoen aloiien Sopon'S, or tritt
uielmebr dltd) bel alien N0clSperio.
men mo gebiloeten 2etten. Die aus
ibrcm Snnoe mic bcrauS gcfpmntell
iin0, icbr ltorf bcrpor. Sic iprcd)2r
eS 9oll5 oifen ais, ooB lie entidloilel1
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mo boB, uod)ocm Hu6lono 9dn5lid
uno eno9illtig aus Der Wonoidrurci
pertrieben tuorocn iei, aud Telltid).
lonb, 6rontreid) mo ihlieblidl Gng,
lono All Die Heibe fontmler miiroer.
Die Seutifcn bnnocln pffellbnr oul
@runo oeS @erbad)tS, ben tic nit 81
5ug olli ole Abiiftcn Der Soponer
bcgeil, ocnn iie orbcitcn init oilbcr.
proentIihcm Giier al oer9efciti9inln
aioitldou's, nm eS 9e1cn ieocn Gu
griii iid)er5ltltellcn. Illd) 6rnnfreid
ld)ift b~eoeutenoe Sruppenperit1rful
gen nod Soutin ul,o iuft feline Stel
lung bort 5i beieItigen." @s Il
idlluer, on5unebmei, Dab Die iopani
ihen Stnntsm1nner. Die bis babii
10 piel 8oriift uno aluebeit befnn
oct baden, Die l~ueitgebenoen TrGnml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
5u bcooueru, ober bic @egc ser @oli.
titer itno oft muuocrlid.
0as r6einiih r iucitp6GIiide GOblcu.
MchiCt.

Die &ohlCnbcitduoe Der rhcinild).
mCitf0Iiihcu &ohIcn9cbirge mcrocll
bon Iod)lcltcn ullf 80 bis 60 Nttla
IiorOcn Gonncn Qcid)0Bt. Cine Gr.
ihopfung Der aobICnloGer lit alio III
0cn naditen 3ullirn0 Sobrcn mobl
nid)t 3u bciiirftcn. NLcin bel all
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SDuoifot 5n Stanoe fam ouS Den
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bern. Sdon mcbrfuf lit eS in ole,
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I'M Sabre 1872 mad oen oclttid).iron.
5oiiid)cn aricgc, Damn I'M Sabre 1889,
in Dem eS 81 gcruoltiomen glllftritten
fam. 5u fIcincrem Mobltobe boben
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1890, 1891 mo 1898 mieocr6oIt, bod
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icBi9e Nusiton0 nod b%inolla3ieben
miro. ldBt iid) nidt oorolsioQcu.
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lGngcrcr Strifc ser @erQor6eiter olle
unberen &nOuitricn in Wt%itleioen-
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ter Illaitonoes fnlIn bcrcdncn. Cine
lGngerc Ioltcr miir0c cine aulumitGt
fir Gcuti6lono lein.
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spiritnOIcu . 2iecn5 = IppGifatiOncn'
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NcrFcaclte 1uroeruugs .9lnaebOte m

@eriicaelte Surocruugss 9lngebote nit Der Etut.
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e. Sian 5imanls,
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nit: Scr Gabrifontcnto0 III Gc0or-
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tic nid)t ooiiir, ooB an STEELE OcS
Nopotutcn @cpburn, Der oodl mir otc
Giiclbabncn oertritt, cit tllhtt0cr
Sabrifunt, cin crfolgrcld)cr Tnrntcr
ODER Nicb5iid)tcr IN Den GongrcB &c.
id)tdt miro? lln0 oa3 8leldc lolltc
IN allcn 0Cjirfcn ocS StoatcS Sc
idcbcn. Mo9 tiiBCn Die Id)oncn Hc.
ocr, Die Gonucntioncn, sic @cidliillc,
lpellll om Mobltogc ipicOcr filr bieicl-
ben 2eiltc gcitimnlt miro, Die Die <Slt.
tcrellen Oc@ TolfcS 10 id)ll0ocr @ciic
pcrrotben mo ucrfoltft babcn, IND
SPAR rid)t cinntol, %Ioroern 2lltetoc
bon Wtoler, mo Die inlnler ltrtO in1-
n1er iuieocr oo2 &olf iiber Den Soifcl
borbieren WCr0cn 10 lange mani Ibnell
Die Mnd)t pcrIcibt, Dies SIT tbun,
Selit Gllf ielbit ODER madt ood) Elm
frellnolideS Gciidt. 9is Goto hobt
Sbr oodl 9enall. mas Sbr gcluollt
bobt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
Ghnrlcs Ericic.

ubr Wlorgcns. 81. Gbarfes 5risie i'm 9Iter rnIt
Is SnbreT, %9eIiebter &aiie bon So3anrta 5rieIc.
Serlualetc mo 6rcnnoe Der 6alntlie tt1b BOZ
lthli eriliht. benz acknowledgements melber
ten SSnbniitg, &r. 1903, Ga~ntpu'apenne, Iiatt
itioef hei6npobneit. Neifetliiig prinaltnl alf
Der baltimore Gcnlctcrn". GID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
Sphn Serlnin e Sphn,

2eIdenbetatttT un0 0inbalIamtrer.
Nr. zoos, Crleansitr. WtO. Sci: Btubi0r 255.
3tpeia9efhdtt! gtr, 524, perl. GdfterHsIoellue,
9tgblnnototpn. Baltimore, Wlar1Iano Ielepbon:
Winbior go. autf6eH iperoen ~geIi5fert tlr
Sp68eiteH, unterbaItungeu u1o anoere @eIe'
geHbetten. (Sebr14,1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
Sphn IS. Sulmon.

IS iturb am A. 5ebruur 1905 3u1n 6. SOit.
Gnqter. 0unuoner Seutihlduo. ~geIiebter Sutte
Der ueritorbelle1 GImelia &ollrlGn. Die geerots
g1ng finoet Ntuutug, 9tuhmitiu9S 2 ubr, BON
ieiner leBten gSobnlilla, Dir. 1896, WtnioetssStrI
aus itatt. &criuauote ruo 5relt1be itnb adj
tunasoouit eingeIaoen, bct5llpo6nen. 9etieenng
nribntim. l3G-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
Qnmiin Nnrnff

IS ftarb am 3. Tebruar 1905 in ibrer IebteH
gSobHuug. gr. 1915, Cuba. Strnbe, SOHiiu 90
rolf, gcltebte Satin BON 5reoerid 9oroff. Die
ACeroi9uHa iiHoet am MuHtag, gadmittaes
> ubr, bonn Irauerbauie aus nuf Der aI(ount
Carmel Gemeterh" itatt. (35-O
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Nun repoIu65crt eS Ii d)
III grgentinien, Der iiioon1erifuni.
lhen Heplblif, BON Der man eS onl
menigiten cruortet bate. Irgentlnlet
bat lid nirtbidoftlih IN 6en leBteil
Sabren neben Merifo am id)onitell
entuidclt, nn0 nltlt ioll oaS oeoeib-
Iide 6ortidreiten Der &epublif burd)
cine In5obl lln5Ifricocner iuieber III
Srage geItelt perben. Die &egie.
rilng ideint aenntnib bon Den &cpp-
llttionSplonen gebnbt 6u Dabell, Detll
iie bat prornpte WoBregeln sur lin.
tcroriiduig beS IuiitonbeS getrof.
ieiL che oerieIbc groBcren l(nfult0
ollgenommcn bat. Die Srogc III
nun, ipie lpeit Tie lid oilf Die Srrtp.
pen perloiien fam. 3ipei Gceimclt.
fer Heeierunestruppen iolen lid
emport buben nno gegen Die 9onpt.
lta0t 9uenoS apres marld)treit, Iogt
ein Geriift. geitatiet lid, oolielbc
oanu mirb Die Mrgierung Irgeltti
MEMS grbeit sei,iie befommen, I'M
lid on &uoer 81 erbalten.
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Qnu0DIl = Hnrf.

Der bauptiahlidite 5rleObOf tn Baltimore.
Areal: $50 Nder. - Smmcrfudbrenoc 0b1rter,
8u ieoer Belt errei1bar. Stint Gents 6dbrs
GELD bon allen StaottbeiIen. Strdbenbabn.
8degonS paiiiren ben Saupteingang aue otet
Wtnlten. g9urmeS Barte3immer fir Solhe,
Die Den Srieobof bel raubem g8etter beiubet.
9egrdbuibpldBe 81 febr nldbieel Yretien
Idnrutlib utter fortludhrenoer Bflege.
Bureau: Rr. 81, sSnratpgn'Strahe.
Gau6|
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Scnrictta WeiIer.

IS it1rb urt ., 5e6riur 1905 Senrieita 8cis
Ter II tbrer leBten gSobni1s. Rr. 311, Glib
Earri'hsS trafe, IN ibrem II. seoeilstapre. sc
ltebte Softer bon 6enrh Z. mo Hanllllc y.
Seiier. Qeer0iglno pripattnI. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
MnauIt s[(bert Saebn.

60 itarb ant $. isebruur 1905. gladmittaeS
2dbren. In ieirer Nobnnna, Gr. 6fS, enipr.
etrnft. Die 9eeroieufts fihbet an DluHtas,
I'M hs ubr MoracnS, BON 3ranctpanle gus
Iiutt. (36-O