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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

The Commercial Club at Fargo has
already made arrangements to get
into the state fair whirl and at a re
cent meeting of the club in Fargo il
was stated that the preliminaries
would probably be had in the 1egisla
ture next week. A telegram was also
sent by the club to President Roose
welt making protest against the ad
mission of Canadian wheat to
this country, as an injustice to the
wheat growers of this state and the
American northwest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13
MORAL OF THE HIGHEST TYPE
Testimony Favorable to Mormans in
Smoot Inquiry.

Testimony Favorable to Mormans in
smoot Inquiry.
Washington, Jan. 12.-Testimony
intended to prove that the Mormon
moral is of the highest type and to re-
flute the word of witnesses who have
declared the contrary to be true, was
offered by counsel for Senator Reed
Smoot Wednesday. w. J. Mcconnell.
formerly a United States senator from
Idaho, and twice governor Of his state,
and Representative Burton L. French,
member of the present congress and
reelected for another term, were the
days witnesses. >s .s..
It was the opening session of the de.
tense in the Smoot investigation.
Senator Knox, new member of the
committee. attended for the first time.
The committee room was crowded
There is sentiment in the committee
in favor Of pressing the investigation
to conclusion and with that end in
view it was announced that beginning
Thursday longer sessions Of the com.
mittee will be held.
Both witnesses Wednesday denied
many statements directed against the
Mormon church and its alleged inter
ference in political affairs. Forme,
Governor Mcconnell said that the Gen
tile members Of the Idaho legislature
have not as high morals as the Nor
mon members and that IL it were no,
questions Of geography and knowledge
OF legislative Med the interests OF the
state would be better served by an en-
tire Mormon legislature.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13
IN SUPREME COURT.
Judge PaIda Sustained In McHenry
County Case,

| County Case. ''.
The supreme court has handed down
a decision, affirming the Judgment of
the district court of McHenry county
in the case of R. A. Fox, respondent,
against A. H. Jones, appellant. The
syllabus is as follows:
1. The plaintiff, who is a resident
freeholder and taxpayer of McHenry
county, North Dakota, is proper par
ty to bring and maintain this action
to restrain the board of county COM
missioners and one A. H. Jones, a non
resident, from proceeding further in
the performance of a contract where
by the said board employed said Jones
to collect a final judgment in favor of
said county.
2. Whether the plaintiff was or was
not guilty of negligence and unneces-
sary delay in instituting this action,
he may nevertheless maintain the
same, because the contract made by
and between the board of county COM
missioners and the defendant Jones
was ultra wires and void.
s.. A contract made by the board
of county commissioners of McHenry
county with A. H. Jones, whereby he
was employed to collect judgment
for $6565, belonging to said county,
from which no appeal had been taken
and the time for an appeal had ex.
pred; which contract contemplated the
bringing of supplementary proceed.
ings and divers actions against the
judgment debtors and others, is not
within the powers of such board, but
on the contrary is exclusively within
the control and jurisdiction of the
district court.
Appeal from the district court of
McHenry county; L. J. Palda, Jr.,
Judge. !
G. A. Bangs and Guy C. H. Corliss,
for appellant. s,
P. J. McClory, for respondent.
Opinion by Glaspell, district Judge,
sitting for Cochrane, who had been of
counsel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

The state press association is ar,
ranging to make its biennial visit to
Bismarck in the course of the legisla.
tive session. The executive commit,
tee holds meeting in Fargo to ar.
range matters. It is likely program
Of entertainment will be arranged for
the association similar to that which
proved SO acceptable two years ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

The Fargo Forum publishes an in
teresting article upon the efficient
management of the state penitentiary
by Warden Boucher and the present
board of trustees and states some Of
the needs of the institution, one Of
which is more room in the cell block
which is crowded by the natural in
crease of prisoners in a rapidly grow
ing state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13
The Bistuarek Trihu,1e.
az N. n. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

Published every afternoon, except Sunday,
At Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at so cents
per month, or So per year. The daily sent
90 any address in the United States or
.'anada, postage prepaid, Sc per year; s. for
six months; $3.50 for three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, con.
tanning a summary of the news of the week
local and foreign-particular attention being
raid TO state news. Sent to any address,
postage paid, for 81 for one wear; SO cents
for six months; 25 cents for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest
newspaper in tie state-established June IL,
1878. 1t has wide circulation and is a
desirable advertising medium. Being pub.
Eshed at the capital of the state it makes .
feature of state news, Of a semi-oficial char.
acter, and is therefore particularly interest
ing to all who desire to keep the run of state
affairs-politicals social and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

The selection of Senator Cockrell of
Missouri as member Of the interstate
commerce commission is recognition
of democratic statesman and also
emphasizes the fact that President
Roosevelt is a broad-minded Ameri.
can who recognizes merit beyond the
limits of partizanship.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13
FLINT SUCCEEDS T. r. BARD,
Los Angeles Man Elected Senator
From California,

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 12.-Frank
T. Flint, Republican, of Los Angeles,
was Wednesday elected United States
senator to succeed Thomas R. Bard,
whose term expires March 4, 1905.
AS foreshadowed by the vote of e5
Tor Mr.. Flint in the Republican caucus
held in the morning, he was chosen on
the first ballot taken at the first joint
session Of the senate and house, which
convened later. Later he received the
FULL Republican vote, SO in the senate
and Is in the assembly, total of Ill.
The Democratic vote of four in each
house was cast for Congressman Theo-
dore Abel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

It is stated that friends of Governor
Burke have. abandoned their efforts to
obtain his reinstatement as special
agent of the land Office, and as the
former governor has established him.
self in d good business at Denver he
does not care for his old place,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13
REVI w TABLE

The series of articles. "Housekeep-
ing the World Over" by Laura B.
Starr, the initial number of which, on
Mexican home-life, appears in The De-
signer for February, will cause this
already popular magazine to be more
than ever eagerly welcomed. "Wom-
en- Who Wear Crowns" by ]. L. Har-
bour, Modern Tea-Room Decoration, -
by May Kilsyth, and Julia Davis
Chambers interesting contribution.
The January number of the North
American Review contains a choice
selection of extremely readable arti-
cles on timely topics covering wide
range of interest. Mark Twain pub
fishes an open letter Concerning
Copyright" to the Register of Copy
rights, suggesting change in the
law in favor of the writer of books of
lasting merit. Professor Simon New
comb decries "Our Anticipated Method
of Electing President" Hannis
Taylor shows that there already ex-
lists in the dominion of the Gear the
germ of Representative Government
for Russia" Professor Paul S.
Reinsch Of the University of Wiscon.
sin, insists upon the natural connec.
ton between Japan and Asiatic
leadership" Julien Gordon discusses
1.-THE Proper Grade of Diplomatic
Representation" Charles J. Bullock
urges the expediency of Tariff Re.
FORM" G. w. Crichfield regards the
methods which appear most advisable
in the construction of "The Panama
Canal from Contractors Stand.
point"
Volume VIII, of The Four-Track
News, which begins with the January
number, bids fair to far exceed any
of the previous volumes of that inter
esting periodical. The January issue
begins with an article entitled "The
Ever-open Golden Gate" by Kathleen
L. Greig, the Illustrations for which
are exceptionally striking: "Lauzan
ne" is an interesting article, by C. F
Mcintyre; New York City's Water
front" takes one on a journey around
Manhattan Island, and points out
many an object Of more than passing
interest; a description of New Zea
land, by +. e. Dome, is unquestion
ably the most beautiful illustrated
article that has yet appeared in The
Four-Track News; "An Island Ar
cadia," by J. Rodney Ball, is clear
cut pen picture Of the Isles Of Shoals;
F. B. Crohord contributes an admir-
able article on hunting In Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma, under the head
ing "The Happy Hunting Grounds
New York From an Air-ship," By
Bertha Smith, tells some OF the
secrets Of New York roof life, which
escape the average observer; in ar
article entitled Restless Vesuvius'
Dial Allen Wiley recounts the recent
activities Of that noted volcano; "a
Latter-day Pilgrimage Is the caption
Of a description Of the California mis-
sions, by J. Torrey Conner, and
Charles B. Wells tells in an interestin
ing way, Of the old town Of Rothen
burg.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13
Westphalian Miners Strike.

Berlin, Jan. 12.-Nearly 100000 min
ers of the Westphalian district have
struck. A meeting of union leaders
will be held on Thursday to determine
whether the strike shall be made gen.
eral. The desire to save their pres.
tige among the miners influenced
them to take this step.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

The Indian appropriation bill has
been reported to congress. The allow
ance for the support and cultivation of
the Fort BerthoId Indians has been
reduced from $4,000 to 10000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

shampoojng and Hair Dressing.
Miss McQuilkin and Miss Reinhart
OF Boston are In the city. Shampoo
ing, scalp treatment, face massage
and hair dressing Phone 131.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13
one CENT A WORD COLUMN

WATKINS REMEDIES, Extracts
and spices; agency for Burleigh coun-
'tM ONCE No 73S Fourth street, oppo.
GRAND Pacific hotel. Edwin Beadle,
Bismarck. z%@ ,ee. ---.sas;ss.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

H. ]. RiesIand, the well known opti-
cal specialist, who has come here for
many years, will be at the Northwest
hotel again, February 3 to 6. February
third to sixth.) He grinds all glasses
here. Consultation free. -,>.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

w. c. Pettet, salesman for. the Rem
ington Typewriter, is located at North
west hotel for week. vi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13
+! ROOMS FOR RENT-With or with
out board in The Douglas.

Accommodation for Is more at the
Roanoke. .,....
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

HOUSE TO RENT-Five rooms in
desirable house. Inquire of z, Tri-
bune Office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

Nice fresh beef for sale by the
quarter. A Logan. r. y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

LOST Cameo pin, set with pearls,
somewhere between weather bureau
and JEWELS residence. Reward will
be paid for it's return to Tribune IL
found. ~ II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

WANTED Girl for general house
work Good wages. Mrs. Jos. Hare.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-13

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. William Y. Hughes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Ginc Strife 4arooic.

Ger Strife in Chicago lit cine but
t%iQernIte Suhc, Die 5luilhcn Nrbeit-
0cbcrn mo glrbeitcrn nlt9Qciod)ten
miro. Ger crnIte &ompf Der On bon
WGnnern miS9ciodtcu miro, bat ober
ollh cine Toro0ic in Chicago in's
aroltt ldieBen lniien: Die Schiller II.
Shiilcrinnen elmer Nn5obl oiientliz
der Sdlllcn babcn olld) clncn Strife
in Sccne 9eicbt. Die Sodc mare 6lim
So6cl, ipcrln lie nidlt cine 10 ernIte
Scite bate. glb9eieben Onpon, BOB
cine gln5obl rider Hon9cn ielblt nid)t
SIR Sdule 9eben, lie ocrbinoern audi
lpobler5oaene ainoer an 9cillt)e Der
icIben, lie lteinigen Die 6llbrlellte,
lucldc ocn Sdulen niht5iinitl9c Sob,
len %5uiiibrcn. 9ie ISL, StS5t1."
ihrcibt ooriiber in tincm lGugeren
Nrtitcl:
Sic 3obI Der Shulen in melden
StritcS uno 8emulttb1ti9feiten Dor.
fommcrL lit oui od)t5ebn geitiegen;
oild) boberc Sdulen ooer &ohihulelI
iino oorunter. Die Sduulbeboroen
pernlodtcn fcinen bieierS %tritea, feline
Der oomit u%crbunoenen @clunlttboten,
lpie Steimuericn unb 0crgleid)ell, ST.
perbinoerL un0 MIR nit Sillie BON
Yoli5ei tonnte ooS MeuBerite perbiitet
neroen; lclbit 9ilbden umO WtGod)en
bon 5ebn Sobren bctbeiIigtcn lid) an
@eipolttbatcn.
Sect on Die NutoritGt Der Shullei=
tllngen nid)t binreldt, Inn oiele Nui.
tritte 81 perbinoern rilbrt lid lobli.
der @eiie Der Sd)nlbcumte, Scr ooS
Shul5pongsgeieb 81 pollitredcn bat.
bictet Wonnldoit ouf mo beorpbt
onf @ruto oeS Sdul5pongS9eleees
GItern, oeren &inoer aus Der Sd)ll(
lpegbleiben, nit Gerboitung II. @elb.
bnbe. God infer ben oui oieie Iri
~9emabnten gltern Iino aud lolde, Dit
ibre &inber ilrlr besbolb nid)t IN oil
Sdulle ienoen, neil lie fiirdten oot
oielelben ourd) Die OILS Mod)tpolter
ouigeitellten fleinen Strifer miBbon
oeli merbcn. gin5clnen bieier @ad)t
potter lit eS ircilid) id)limm ergon
gen; Tie mllroen bon ibren berbeieilen
Den &Gtern oiif'S &nie gelegt nnb &c
borig perioblt; aber DIS linb mn
NllSnobnlciGac."
Sas limo beoouernSfpcrtbe Gr5ie'
blngs'G eiultute Die ouf ooS gan5t
Sdulmeien Gbicogo's Elm boies 2id)1
iperfen. Sin ohtiGbriger Shnlfnobt
1T bel elmer Sdulinneen. 9emonftra.
ton bon einem iorbiaen Strifebred)el
eridoiien morGen. Die 81. Stsstg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

Aud oie oum III tie N a dl
rid)t iinOet ihrc @lGubigen. 90 oltd)
jebt mieoer Die Notwithstanding,
beiltihe Sruppen bitten in Said]ou,
im Siiben Ger d)ineiiid)en &illtenpro'
bins Sbnntung, Die oeutlte 6log9e
gehiBt Gie 3uit1nSe in Sit-glien
limo perluidrlt genuaa nno Gertld)'
lanO lit ieoeniausa Die leste Wndt,
Die Gage BORT nod nlebr 5u compll-
Siren. @er ser oeutihen Eolitlf MIR
boIbmeoS geiolet 1T, lpeiB, ooB
GelltitIono tein 5riebcnsitorer lit,
oIIein cS lit in Lester 3eit lopiel oil
&cberei rnO poIitiider @rnnhehprr'
giItlrng geleiltet moroert, Dab olld)
NoS llnQloublide bel pielen 8laubel1
Iinoct. Die olberne Natriht 1T mo-
tilrlid) iofort BON Berlin aus oemen'
tirt morNcn uno oamit lit Die Sade
erIeoist. aber tposu lit Tie iiberbalpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

in Die gSclt gcicBt Wor0en? Gina,
INN Sopan aegen Geuti6lano ouf-
3urei5en? Gus lit bereita Dor ettpa
pier5ebn Eogeu Don engliIden Sldt,
tern pcriud)t morOcn, lnoem lie
1euti6lun0 monopoliitiide IbIidl-
ten in Shontllnq untcrlhoben nno
5u0leid Die bon0elspolitilfen Inter
bonolungcn jmiihcn GeutIdlono II.
China 6efritcltc. "a @roBbritan.
MEN, Die Ser. Staotcn uno Snpon
in Den lcBtcn %obren lrerc @onoel9'
&crtrdQc nit China ob9eihIoI'cn bo'
ben mo Gcutihlano ieinc SonoelS-
@ertrd0c i~ibcr6olpt iebt ner oronet
10 bat Die ocutihc Hegierung ocn@c'
neral Gonill <uppe IN Sdangbut
bcouftroQt, auh nit Gbino &erbonG'
llln0cn cin}lIcitcn mo ibm cIlttlI
@ertrog9c1tmuri mit0etbcilt. Gicit
GoridlGgc bepegcn lid) Ourfulla inl
Hubncn Der Sun0el9uertrdge, meld)e
China nit 0en obengenonnten Wtdd).
ten obgei6Ioiien bat. 81 beben gibt
c5 ga nidt2, llno bod 9cihiebt'3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Gin Gas 2 dJadlcr.

EbilooeIpbin bat Elm iebr idone5
lln0 imponireuoc5 HotbbouS. Wo5
ubcr pon Den S%tootpotern in 0enllel.
ben icit Sobren geld)iebt, 0oS lit nidt
ih0u. Die &ermoltung Der StoOt
Der &ruoerlicbe gilt ais cine Der cor
rlrptcitcn I'M Son0e, 10, ooB es Die
Qutcu9iirger Gbilooelpbio's unlGnglt
nit elmer @ebctStlr groBen Stpls
fiir ibrc Stootb0uptcr uerildtcn. Sc
uiiBt bat Dos ireili6 gtihtS, benn
porgcItern bnbcn FbiIo0elpbin'S
StootpGtcr Elm Stiiddcn gcleiItet,
on5 81 miiiten tumultliorii6en Gee.
men oti Ser 3uihollersG ribiinc fiibrte
uno 0u3 Ginihreiten elmer %lturfcn 80.
lijcinnnnidnft notbmen0ig modltc.
IS b~nlOclte iid UNI Pincn @nSi6os
der. Ger Yod)tucrtrog fir Ole It00ti-
idel1 Bu9lucrfc mar u%bgelaltfen mo
man luor Dor sic Srage gelteIlt, Oh
Der Gpntroft crncllert o0er an cine
an0crc @clclli6oit pergeben reroen
ioltc, ul9 Die bi3bcri9e ol(niteO @da
Improvement Gomponp" Die ca per
lton0en bate, Ole Staot mlS5uplilns
Bern. SroB uucr Erotelte Der Silr.
0crihuit un0 trobOcm cine on0ere @ez
icQidoit Der Stoot uicl 9ilnitigcre Nn.
0c6otc 0cn1ud)t Bate, beifloB Der
Sta0trotb. Die itG0tii6cn 8oSluerfe
Scr 6iabcriNcu @Gftcrin fiir 0enFreis
BON % QRiuiouen Collars ouf neitere
- Sabre 81 iibcrloiicn. IS ionen
5luar Don Dem GollorpreiS bon 1911
an flcinc Mcouttioncn I'M Sos entire.
ten, 10 Dab eS bon 1911 an 5ebn Sabre
MIR % Gt9. foitcn iol, Damn 70 Sabre
so Gent9, ole mcitcren 20 Sabre 80
Gcnt9 uno 0ic lcBtcn % Sabre bis
1850 MIR so GentS foitcn iolc. Cine
u10crc @eiclli6oit bate e6enfollS %
Wtiuioncn fiir Den Scrtrog gebotcn,
iid ober crbotiN NCmudt, Die Stabt in
Den critcn 5ebn &ubrcn nit cincm
lrittel al, Dem Yroiit Ser @eieIlidoit
tbciIncbmcn 81 loiicn, iiir Die mcite-
rem 50 Sabre ioNur nit Der &Glite.
@lcid5citig mllroc 6 Der Sto0t az
bcim gcitclt, Den @aSprciS bel 3ll-
nobmc 0c9 TrOiit9 cntipreheno 81
.crnlGbigen. Die Gortbcilc 0icic5 9ln.
Ncbota limo lciht erlidtlid, mo oaber
Die 0rpBc Grrcglrng Der 9iirger Ebiz
lnoclpbiu'a iibcr Ole Gnti6ci0ung Der
StootpGtcr. Ger WuDor miro ben
NcihlllB oca Sto0trotbcS porauSIiht.
lid nit icincm &cto bclcgcn, ullein
oo ole Nmobmc 0icicS @oaldod)erS
nit 81 gcQcn 4 Stimm1cn crioIgtc, 10
miro ser Sta0trntb Oo9 &cto 0cS
Wtopor9 ii6erItimnlcn. llnO Die gtten
Niir9cr ser Stoot Ebiluoclpbio lois
len lit oicicn Sdnd)cr qeoulOig qe-
ioQcn. Sic ihimpien cine Belt lang
bctcr uicQciht aild) nod mciter liir
ole @ciierlmg ibrer Stootudtcr uno
wGbIcu lie bel ser uGdDitcn @elcgen-
belt mieocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

8, nIte 9oerenberrIid l.
felt, robin bit ou geratben? Sir
% mo iiir 80 Gents GintrittSgclo
sum Shouitiit berabeemilr0igtlllt I'M
Gas nit einem Gronie an Der SpiBe.
@cr Gas uoroltSgeiogt bate, oils bic
9oerenf0mpier lid nit bleIem Gron'
je Der cngliiden llebermo6t beugen
mllBten! NQe9 bGtte man eriuartet.
MIR Gos niht. aonn ein Gronle OoS
Gntpiiroigenoe oes SbaulpielS, Dos
erbietet, nid,t einieben, 10 mar Die
Spmpotbic, Die ibm uno leinerS adc
ent9eaen0cbrod)t ipurben oils er ge'
gen Soro Hoberts f1mpfte, an oie
ulrcdten &el1tc p%erld)penoet. 9a@
llngliid fam leioen, ober es fam
lid) nidt entlpiiroigen.
GrGlepcI. @Gd)ter II. In5,")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

Ter 9 omen. 9oomi SsH II M
mel miro sur 3cit in @oibington allf
oen rid)tiaen Sbotbeitono geIidtet.
Sic beioen Tiplumuten babcn ibran'
floae- mno &ertbeioigungs = Wutc'
rial bearbeitet, uno idlieBlid) miro
bel Der gor5cn Sode penig gernlg
berauSfomnlen. CAB Sr. 9olucn8e-
riid)te. Die IN Caracas iiber 2oomiS
cirfulirtcn, nad) @nibington beridtet
bat. mag man bin9ebcn laIlcn. NlS
pertraulihe Wittbeilun9erL mie liz
Giplomaten ibrer He9icrun9 oft SIT
gebem lolien, ribten lie feincll
Sdaoen an. Sic ruben g~epobnlid)
in oen Nttenid)rGnfen. Nnoers liegt
ole Sad)c, lpenn lold)e .pertraulihc
Mittbeilungen" 5ugleid) elmer Set
tiing Suaeben mo Su elmer Surlpt'
aftion n~uigcbohid)t unb an Die Del
ientlid)fcit se5errt mcroen, tpenngleid)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
SuIopu Tarf.

Der bauptldhlidlite 5rieOhof In Baltimore.
gu ieber 8eit errei3bar. Stint Gents 5r,br.
GELD bon allen Staottbeilcr. StraBenbabns
@degonS ~pniliren Den SaIpteinadng anc bret
WtiniItclI. &1rneS Narteblnmer fit SOlde,
Die Den SrienbOf bel raubem lSetter befuhen.
@egrdGniGplibe III iebr mIBigen YreifeH,
Idmmilib unier furtludUrenoer Bileee.
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8nItimorG Den II. Wini 1908.
g'eriieaeItc SorhcrlngSsstnaebote ole an Den
i, Quarn Of 9nparos." 81 6dHoen oes StuotsJies
giftrators, %uhreifirt icil mitiien, peroeu bis
Wittmpdl, ben 81. Widt 1905. &ormittue5 ii
llbr. pom StnofsJegiitrator in oeiien Viireau
i'm Niatbbnuie ~entqeGcn aenormerl. fir Die Nis
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orciBiqfteil Strdbe bis 5ur WierrOman's Game,
ionic oes Wterrpmnn's 9nnes9oulepdrb. bon
Der ytdbe Der 9aloerts StrGBe noromcitIih bis
5ur .Staot9ren8e, 0itlid bon &oluno Ioemie.
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iperoen nitf Serlaneen bon oicfem NiireGu ges
~liefert. Ser rNonro OF 9lparoa" bcbdlt itb oas
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06be oes in Den Spe8iiitdiiouen anaegebenen
8etraQcs. 5ablhdr an Den Wapur mo Stuotratb
bon baltimore, nlB ieoem 6orberllng9s Yngebot
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bifs Ddros NIfiiuIma.
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(WililQ. 90. p, 1924 %. 20. 272O3O)
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Nnonlta Sdumi0t.

IS tarb am 10. Mai 1905 anauitn edmiSt,
GS Sabre alt. gSittmc BON Subn Shmiot. Der
pauote uno 5reuHoe limo etngeIGoen, Der Beer
oigullg an Snm1tGg, Den 90. Wtdt. Tatmittags
? llbr, bon ibrer leBieIl QSobnlng, 8r. ITO,
@eit.penriettn. straRe, ans bei3lnuo6nen.
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IS iiurb am 10. Nlut 1905 Rrbetca Sene,
Sabre ibrcs gcbens. Ste 8ceroignnq fiuoet
Mputna, ? llbr Nu6mittags. uoH iDter IeBteH
&obmunq. g{r. 1913. SreOerid gtOe, aus itltt
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Or. Mnn. Bfnker,

regtltrtrter bentider Mrst, 30.idbrtse HraIte.
Spe5idlttt fit Wdnners rno Grduensarani'
beifen. SeiIt In ~iiirSeiter Belt SbpbiIis. Mns'
l4ld9, SoIs. lilb Wiunofranfbetten. MlsiIiide
teoer grt, StriItir. Yciutioner. nerobfeS dipd'
6e. SnlpotenS, 9ierens uno PIafens&ranfbeifen.
Office in Or. 8eder's onatomifden Mufeitm.
Nr, 70S. Sit.Saltlmure. strnhe. Spretftunoen:
bon 8 ubr Moraens bis 10 ilbr @benbs: Conn,
tags uno bon 0 lbr bis 10 ubr Mbenoe.
". y Or. geder's Vafte beilt uufebIbar
teoe1 gusflub. Combination frei.o isa
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Spferfreu0igea NJ c / &.
sen fono Elm SolOot bei'm fl. 6upc.
ridden Snfontcric Teginlent in DE
QcnSburg, Der Dor Ginger 3eit ollrd)
einen StoB nit elmer @ogenbeibicl
cine i6mere &crIctung erlitten bate.
Nud Scr Operation mar Der GriaB
ciniger flciner @auttbeile notbmens
oig gcuoroen, Nuf cine bonn &cgis
ments =. Commando bel Den ein5clnel
Gompognien geitcute Suffrage mel0es
ten iid) % Wtonn, boritnter oltd) ein
lieutenant, mo bon Der Gompagnie
oeS decentralization oaein IS Wunn,
sic iid) oie fir ibrenaamerooen notb'
penoigen &outtbeile pont eigen@n
&orper trennen lalien pollten.