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ST. ALBANS.

John Conlan and William futile, who
are half brothers ana residents of Geu'-
fia, were ARA igEcd before Justice ktarn-
cy Thursday charged with grand larceny.
The offence for which the men were ar
rested was the alleged theft of u Buffalo
rob" from Fullor's livery stale on New
Years eve. Each of the respondents
pleaded not guilty and they were bound
mp in the sum of 500 for appearance at
the March term OF Franklin County
Court They were rcmardcd Ia lail in
default of bail.
News was received here last Friday
morning Of the death of Capt. John W.
Newton, which occurred at the soldiers
home at Togus, Me, on Wedncsda Y
night. The remains Were brought To
ST. Adams for intcrmcnt. He is sur
vivcd by n wife. Mrs. Lillian Parsons
Newton and one daughter of Hartford,
Conn. Capt, Newton. who was at one
time one of ST. Adams leading citiz ms.
was born in this city IN 1898, tho son
or the Rev. i3. b. Newton and Harriet
(Smith) Newton. lie served with dis
tinction in the civil War. cnlistng IN
1862 and being commissioned as first
lieutenant in September of that year.
Re was promoted to be captain on dan
uary &, 1864, and resigned in February,
returning to his native town, where he
engaged in business with the late Ed
ward \. Smith, under the firm name of
Smith & Newton. Capt. Newton was
engaged in various local ontcrnris y
and represented his town in the Ito Sc
of Representatives. lie was a member
OF the First Congregat ional Church ana
at one time served as deacon. lie was
captain Of the famous Ransom guari,
for several years
The hearing in the case OF j. T. Sc
gum, who was arrest. recently in Bur-
lngton. charged with Tho crime of for
rcrN, Was taken M in the city court sat
urdav before Judge rillutson Through
his attorney, i;lnor Johnson. the r,spnn-
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light receipts but then weakened under
II disappointing cash situation. Tho close
was irregular, a PARTIAL Ac net adj
vance: May, $il6nl.l7is. closed S.16,4
July, $i03isUi OPS, closed $l.05la.
CORN-Rcccipts, 3n,605 bu; exports
&, o5a bu: spot steady; option market was
neglected hero but steady with the West
closing net unchangcd May 5o2sm5oi2c,
closed j0asc.
CATs--Rccoipts, $500 bu: exports, 1925
bu: spot steady.
rEED-I,regular: spring bran, 500 -
niddlings. $3.50; city. $40 00I27.50.
Hay Firm SHIPPING, 6ouSjc; good to
70 choice. soMSjc.
IIIDES-rirm; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs 4,
i7c, California, q to % lbs, lac; Texas
dry, "a to 70 lbs lac.
eiS.c.
mess. saoM9 30; beef hams. so. WQil3 50:
sn iOnl6 So
November closed 1886 nominal; refined
dull: continent. sI25; s. A., $500 COM
pound s5.?5u 5.62is.
PORi>-Was quiet; family, slj.Od!;.co;
short clear. slS75q165O; mess. sl2 '5Q13.ho
POTATOES-Firn,; Long island, S.sj
AGO. state and western, sl35dl %; Jcr-
sey sweets. s200I35c.
TALLCW-Cuiet; city G2 per pkg
4i.c. country Cpkss FREQ 4ssGAisc.
pETROLECM-Wa easy: rctired New
York, s7.9i; Philadelphia & Baltimore,
& 30: do in bulk. $500.
COPPER Firm; slis7isnl5.!an.
COFFEE spot Rio quiet No. : invoice.
Sc. nill atcadS. cordova, 1odiSc. The
u ar',ct for coffee futur"v opened steady
At decline of points. the losses being
in response 10 Disappointing European
cables the last half hour there was
heavy liquidation. The close was barely
steady nj a decline of IN, - points Sales
were reported of %. SEQ tags. including:
Jan. ri $50: March at $7.1iu1si May at
'SooNN.io; July at $50; Sept. ut s>.ion
SO and Dec at SS.fCGS10
SDGAR--Raw was strong; fair refining.
nc: centrifugal, rs test, 4 15-16c. moasso $
sugar 1 Size; refined was firm; No. &.
SIS: No. Z, $50 No. s. $50: No o. SIlj;
No. H. 500: No. II, 500. No. T.. St95.
No. ~. $3.50 confcctionnis a. $50. mould
a. 1919 cut loaf, 81 O. crushed $3.50; pow
dcrcd s. u; sranylArod. : q, cubes. 81 p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
LITTLE DOING IN CONGRESS

The Senate has spent II good portion Of
the week in discussing the bill to make E
State out of the Territories of Arizona an,
New Mexico and another out of the Ter
ritcry of Oklahoma and the Indian Terri
tory. Tho House adopted the Senate
resolution providing for the holding of tn,
inaugural bah in the pension building
Nothing else Of '"1portancc was done il
cilh.x AyausA
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Jan. II.
FLOUR Receipts, 22,oi9 bbls; exports.
25,44G bbs; sales, ,,Goo bbls. The mar
kct was firm. Minnesota patents
E.Sjfl6.35 Minnesota bakers, sisOl,l Ga.
winter patents s. J005sj; winter stralghts
s. 30M5ij; winter extras, S3.G5mi.30; win.
ter low grades. s3.45u4lO.
RYE FLOCRFirn; tair to good. 81 40
Q4,G0: choice to fancy. SlG5N50l
WHEAT Receipts, 7,So hu: sales. t.
s0J.o00 hu futures. spot irregular. Options
were well sustained ~ 10 midday ON
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HYDE PARK.

AdoiphuS Collins of Barre - quite III
at his mothers, Mrs. y. 9. collins. at
Centorvillo, threaten"d WIN pneumonia.
The Ladies Home Culture club mot
Monday evening with Mrs. y. 6. "od.
Tho Denio brothers are receiving
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York. Jan. II.
Cotton futures opened steady: Jan.
s6,66 bid; Feb. SG.70u6.15; March, SOS;
April. SG.sinG.si: May. $3.50: June S6.9G;
July. SEQ Aug, sos: Sept, S7o6 hid.
oct, S71lH7.l5, Spot closed quiet: mid
ding uplands, $l5; middling eulf, $40;
sales. mono.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

made an effort to show that the obliga-
ton over which the forgery charge is
raised. was not ana Is not piomisso sorry
note. The principal witnesses were
Charles G. Wilson of Montpelier and
Louis Rickert Of Pnrro. who gave evi-
dcncc rs To tho giving of the note in
question. These men swCre that the orig
innl note or agreement was for the pay.
ncnt OF ten dollars and that slncc the
time of it, making and issuing That the
motto had been raised from so to slOO
Dr. A. H. Doslogos of Lake street, this
city, testified TO the manner in which
the 800 ucte o"mc into his posscsslor,
stating that it had been given him as
security for cash advanced After n brief
argument by the respondents counsel
Scguin was held under 5000 bonds for
trial at the March term of Franklin
County Court. Scguin was rcmandod to
Jail in default Of bail.
Tho annual installation of the officers
Of a. u. Hurlrut Post, No. Go. G. A. L.,
was held 1T Memorial han Manday night
wncn Col. George r. Childs installed the
newly elected officers as follows: Com
mandcr, John \. Jarvis; senior vice.
cominander Mark NJ. Rice: junior vice
commander Charles L. Spicer; quarter.
master, Austin W. Fuller; ad,utant
Frank j.. Young: surgeon. Ralph Sher-
wood chaplain. .. r. Hogan. officer Of
the day, Napoleon Bertrand: officer of
the guard, Flnul> Osman. quartcrnastor
sergeant. Chester W. McArthur; scr
geant major. Horny Jarvis.
The annual meeting Of tho Weldon Ma
tional bank WIS held o. the offices Of
that institution ON kinpman street at ten
o'clock Tuesday morning. whom tho fol
LOWING woro elected t. ;lo board Of di-
rcctors: The Hon. Edward G.. Smith A
:. Richardson's w. r. Fonda and John
Branch of this city and the Hon. Brndlov
f.. Smallov al Burlington The directors
ir,tncdiatolv nrranizcd hv oloctine M.
ward c. smith u.s. president W. Hocnhor
Fonda. vice-prosidcnt. and John G.
Stranahan a. cashier
Tho sixth annual meeting Of the
Franklin Cou,,t, Savinrs rank ana
Trust compan, vas held ,t its banlsiuy
house uu N.fn str,rt vuo.d,y ,f,or
noon whan fla. rolIo,viuo. Lo.rd ~ Al
,o.rorg v.,. ,noson f,, r,, .,,i,,,
,,,r tro,,.. a. NIc.t.,, ,,,,,,nn -
c,,,t,i, ,h,rt.. D.. S,,on vo,.,,, ,.oo,
.,ol ,,, 1..t,.,, ~ ~.
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BOSTON corr ER MARKET.

foston, Jan. II.
After some hours Of dullncss to-day the
local copper market took on u decided
strength in the afternoon and closed
fairly active
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BrrTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

iOston. Jan. II.
EUTTER-MArkc' firm ard higher
northern, 2Su2N4c. western. III Sc.
Vermont dlrv 2}Uaic.
CHEESE-Thc MARKET was steady:
Vermont twins 1I.Ul2c.
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GRAND ISLE

The Friday Night club was well al
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

address 10 DIR. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The regular
ffty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Montrose, Colo, June "A message
was received from the Gulnnlson re
clamation tunnel cave, In which there
have been twenty men imprisoned
that rescuers working from the west
ern portal OF Tho tunB,l came upon q
body, but before II could be taken out
It was again buried by a fresh slide
OF dirt. Two men caught In the tim.
bers are known TO be stil alive and
hopes are entertained that most Of
the imprisoned men will be rescued.
The cave.in occurred feet from Ce-
dRr creek and the channel Of the creek
has been changed 70 remove any
chance Of the water percolating into
the tunnel and drowning the lmpris-
uned men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Lawrer. aefoce E . Of Ju.lIee

New York June 2.-Pleadings In
the case Of Armitage Matthews. the
secretary Of the Republican county
committee. John w. Wooten and Sam.
uel T. Ferguson, indicted on q charge
Of larceny in connection with the es.
tate Of William Weissel, must be
made next Monday. This decision
was announced by Justice Davy in the
counsel for WOoten asked for a post.
today after an argument In which the
criminal branch Of the supreme court
ponement. District Attorney Jerome.
who opposed the delay, said Il have
Is lawyers under indictments, and Il
Ii almost next to an impossibillty to
get them on trial. Not one Of them
seems to be clamoring for a trial. This
is to be regretted, A lawyers repu.
tation is his opportunity to practice,
and you would think he would be glad
to clear his name" t,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Acute Rhaumailsrn.

Deep tearing or wFenchinR pains. &c
eAsiOaed by getting vet through, worse
when A. rest, OF on 6rst moving the
limbs, and In cold OF damp weather. 20
cured Qu,chly By Ballard's SROw L,ni.
msat Oscar oleson. 0ibsos City H.
writes. FEB, 10. is02; "A year ago |
vas trOub,ee with 4 pain in my back
IL SON rot 80 bad | could not bend
over. one bottle Of Rallard's Snow
Lnimeht cured me" Sold By W. VI.
gohnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Dying Of Famlns

IL, In its torments, like dying OF con.
sumption. The progress Of consump-
ton, from the beginning 10 the very
end, IL . long torture. both TO victim
and friends when | had consump-
Iiou 20 lie frat stage. /" writes VIM, My
ere Of Cearioss. Nd, after trying dii.
ierent medicines and . good doctor. in
vain, | 81 last took Dr. Kings New Dis-
covery, which quickly and perfectly
cured me" Prompt relief and sure
cure for coughs. colds. sore throat,
bronchitis, etc Positively prevents
pneumonia. Guaranteed 90 all drug
stores. Price sos and 81 = bottle, Trial
bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Tallahassee, June Ain the House
yesterday a Communication Was pre-
sented from Hon. George " Wilson
one Of che trustees OF the Florida Cai.
ve9lty, which WAs addressed Co the IN
vestigating committee. IL VAS tabled
TIE DeFunIak Fair was The rvciplsn,
ofat 1900 appropriation.
The senate bill 10 provide ioF the
levy Of taEes for the yesU lRoo and
lSls was taken up ~ the special order
..-isis . 30 c clook. and as oblecsion IVES
$40 ynd To come OF ice provisions, 10 vas
sprianPOrarily referred % Mears. Rsuls
ssFvet Wells 70 prepare amendments,
One ~ -.----
In TIE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

These gentlemen promptly offered
amendments seeking tn cure the OBJ
jectIonS, after the adoption Of which
the bill was advanced to third reading
and passed
Senator BIouuPs armory bill was
passed also to protect food fab In the
81. Johns river.
The bill In relation TO banks and
banking companies was indefinitely
postponed.
Senator Crill's pure food bill was ta-
ken up out Of order aud IL was laid on
the table.
Mr.. CobbI bill 90 have the county
commissioner report on the condition
Of the several county Offices was passed.
Mr.. Knowles OF Monroe called up
and secured the passage OF the senate
bill relating to the recording Of DEGREES
and orders in chAncery In this State.
speaker GilchTiSt, who had called
Capt. Johnston to the chair, introd uced
= joint resolution proposing an amend.
ment TO the State Constitution relative
90 the proposing by the Legislature
and submission 20 the people Of pro.
posed amendments 90 the Constitution.
Upon motion OF General Gilch rist the
rules were waived aud the joint reso.
luton was read the second and third
time and passed. 40 to /,
A bill vas passed to pay the expenses
Of the investigating committee Of the
Insane Hospital. $500
The Pan American Railway was
granted until September 4th to begin
work.
The Senate bill for improvements
and changes In the Insane Hospital
was passed alec Senate bill by Presi-
dent TFanmell to grant State aid to
common schools not otherwise rrceiv-
ING State aid,
A. the afternoon session Mr. Knight
iniFod uoed the following,
w ~ hNthiNtat luhb ~ ~ Nht htnht
OF the House Of Representatives that
the communication from the Hoard Of
State Institutions transmitted 10y the
Governor TO the House OF Representa-
Iives on May 30, 1908. Is In its language
aud tone, lacking che courtesy aud re.
speet due TO the House Of Representa-
tives that the chief clerk 10 directed
20 send the Governor = copy Of this
resolution, and IN return to him the
said communication In order that he
may transmit that To- the hoard OF
state Institutions. but that since the
House OF Represe ntAt,vss 10 willing 20
accord 10 such communication q publ
city equal TO THAI given 20 the report
OF the joint cOmnittee Of the senate.
and the House Of Representative TO
which Il purposes n b az answer. the
chief clerk 10 directed 10 have such
PEiated In the Journal
Immediately succeeding this resolu.
ton. ~. W, KNIoHr.
y. r. FlLIN0lN.
JAMS A. SIAp0E.
"Oommistee.
After Messrs. Knight sut F,lIingim
had spoke in tSVor Of the r,solv,,oa u
vas adopted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

drafts ives pnssed alsO . bill TO make
nonresident nunerymen pay license.
The Stockton bill relative to Loot 81
ties and abstFscts was passed also
Senator 6tockton's live stock bill.
Senator Sans bill 20 amend the game
laws was passed.
Mrs. HarTietta Z. Townsend OF Ala
ehua was granted a pension.
Mr. Melons ShAd bill passed.
At the night session the committee
to vindicate the Insane Asylum pre-.
scented q report which did the work
fairly we'll. No action Was taken.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Roosevelt to Wait south IN os,Obsr.

Washington. June 2.-Presldent
Roosevelt will start on his trip
through the south next autumn on the
night Of the 18th Of October. This an
nouhcement was made at the White
House today Coupled with Il was
the statement that the extraordinary
session 81 congress which u l. the
present intention Of Presiden, Roose.
welt TO call. will not begin until after
the November elections.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

cures made by DR..
Kilmer'a Swamp.
Root, the great lid.
ney, liver and blad.
der remedy.
II IL the great med.
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century
discovered afteryea
Of scientific research
by DIR. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Cured Of Bright, Disease.

Geo. A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills,
Lawrence county, y. Y, writes; II
had kidney disease for many years and
had been treated by physicians for
twelve year,; had taken q we'll known
kidney medicine aud other remedies
that were recommended but got no re-
lief until I began using Foley's Kidney
Cure. The fret hall bottle relieved
me and four bottles have cured me OF
this terrible disease. Before I began
taking Foley's Kidney Cure | had TO
make water about eveTy fifteen min
utes, day and night, and passed q
bFiek.dust substance, and sometimes a
alimy substance | believe | would
have died II | had not taken Foley's
Kidney Cure" j w. MeCollum 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

bladder specialist, AMI IS wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back
uric acid, cats-rh Of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kiiner's Swamp-Root Is not rec
Ofumended for everything but II YOU have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble It will be
found Just the remedy you need. II has
been tested in 80 many ways, IN hospital
work and In private practice, and has
proved 80 successful in every ease that q
special arrangement has been made by
which ali readers Of this paper, who have
not already tried II, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how TO
find outifyouhave kidney or bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading this
generous offer IN this paper and send your
address 10 DR.. Kilmer fH~m
& Co., Binghamton, Z. 49,
N. Y. The regular /.
ffty-cent and one - -
dollar size bottles are Hous q svHuphOOs.
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
and the address, Binghamton, ". ", on
every bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK

Kidney trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure TO know Of the wonderful
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

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8eifou.
ghtS Stettin perlmltet, ooB Ser per.
beirotbete &oufmom 8reoe nod an
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i6tngcn init iciner @cIicbtcu mad,
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pier nMoin" bringt 1000 &oiIogierc
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dc jemoIS ein 0ompier bef0rocrtc.
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i'm gcmndt mur0cn, 5lurild. Seiu
NodioIaer miro 6clo5ctQmeiiter @c.
nerul 6ron5 Sh0noih.
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Scirat6S 2icenscn.

8olgen6e Seirotb$ E 2icen5en mitr'
Sen geitcrn bonn Glerf oeS Commons
|lelS . @eriftS ousaeiteIt:
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nou g9iaimm z. Gilcr, Ybilooclpbio,
ga.
CLAUDE &. 6unf, 81, unO Amic
&roilie, 81 Sabre oft; &iceu5 gcbolt
bon Gloubc 4, Gunf, Baltimore.
Gultntu.
2ori5 81. @louia, 2t, nnO WiolNc
Is. @ooS, 26 Sabre ait; Sicen5 jcbolt
bon 2o,liS u. @Iopi~, @eleno. Mout.
Sim &orimcr, 81, mlo GOrpS 500.
Der, % Sabre alt; &iccn5 Ncbolt bon
SIM 2orimcr, SUroclie, NJ.
Clarence &. Milcr, -, mo Clara
4. @ibiom % Sabre oft; 2iccn5 &c
bolt pom Clarence &. WiiQcr, N0p.
Goitle, go.
Sorrp &. Rifcr, %, mo 9ciiic u.
9e0cnbort, 81 Sabre alt; 2iCen5 &C
bolt pom @orrp Is. &idcr, Nr. @,
@recneitr.
Robert &. &omncp 30, uno Sclpiie
s. Cline, IS Sabre alt; 2iccu5 QeboIt
bon s. Mcaec, 9tr. G65, Columbia
IpemC.
SoGn Z. Sei6cI, 10, II. Sophia 9.
SeihIidL 10 Sabre olt; 2icen5 oeboit
bon e. SeibeI, @oooIomn, Mb.
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9(ppIe, % Sabre alt; 2iccn5 0cboIt
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itroBe.
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81. Gompen, 10 Sabre olt; Sicen5 &C.
bolt bon 8orrcu ". 8rolpn, Rr.702,
@orili6.Npe.
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&elber, 10 Sabre alt; 2iccn5 0ebolt
bon @iQiom Sober, Nr. 1866, 6ret
montsYpc.
&obert @rop, %, uno Mog9ic
Stint, 20 Sabre alt; 2icen5 gcbolt
pom Hobert @rop, Golperton.
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9efiner, AZ Sabre alt; 2icen5 0cGplt
bon 9(ligult y. N0otbo, Nr. 4tF
9anfitr., Sigblonotolpn.
Snbn 9ren1olL %, mo Gtto @cu.
iomiL % Sabre alt; Sicen5 gebolt
bon Sobu 9rcnnon, @oibington,
9. s.
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NOrOOeutider 0lObO.
&eselmahise 9umpfidifffu6rt
6~piiden
81 1ti,n nrr tArn Mrrtnrn

SHlllAtpAN ANO SANNiNh
ourd) sic ncltelt un0 erprobteu, nit
alien @cquemli6feiten o~eriebeuen
ToItoampicr eriter &Gaiie:
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- bon Baltimore: -
D&6ln" MittmodL 6en 10. Mdr3,
9 ll6r Godmtttags.
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2 ll6r gto6mittogS.
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2 llbr No6mittag8.
,9reSlou." MittmodL oen ~. 9lpriG,
2 ll6r gtadmitto8S.
.GbenmiB Mittuod, oeu 2G. @pril,
: llhr NoMmlitto89.
,Ntam," Wittnuh, Den 3, Mai,
, ll6r 9to6mittaAS.
3wcite 0aiiite.E e.PreiS
Non $3.50 an.
3miidenoedS .Yaiiagc.BreiIe:
Bun ssr.,ns,, mad bremen $4,000
Bon Bremcu nan Baltimore 1860,
Nuu6teiie.9ilrte Uuu Baltimore nadj Bremen
mo 3urild SG1.50.
g4C0eu. 5rndt mo RaIGae usnoe man it6
an Die @ctleral glAcnteu
u. Sdnmadcr e So,
Gar. Z, SiiO.@aD.G troBe,
uoer
G0iunro Rainc,
Eiitte bes nScutiGcu 6Urreipun6cuteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

3ampfer aRennlDtbonio" nod
Somburg am II. Mdr3.
Sampler D9ronocnburg" nod
Bremen am IA. M0r5.
9ompicr nOcconir" nod 2ipcr.
pool am 10. Wtdr5.
Compiler Oscar Scr 3mcitc" nod
aopenbogen ont 10. N}Gr5.
Sampler .Noro Nmcrifo" nod
Neopcl mo @ento an 10. 0tGr3.
Sampler oglGcrio" nod Ncopct
am 10. @Gr5.
Compiler 50 Gowoiuc" nod
Sabre on tG. WfGrs.
Gompfcr yMonoo(ion" nod @Go3.
goiu om tG. MGr5.
9ompIcr DNcdor" nod NCopcI il.
@cuIo om Is. 0t0r5.
Compiler Dllmbrio" nod 2iOcrpooI
ON Is. MGr5.
9ompier nW(imucbo6o" nod Qous
6on on1 Is. MtGr5.
9ompicr p6inlnn0" nod Nntiucr.
pen om IS. MGr5.
9ompfer yNcp.0ort" uo6 Gout6-
omston om Is. MGr5.
9ompicr nGrettc" uod) Gcopcl
uno @enltn am is. MGr5.
9ompicr Ethiopia" uad @Io8-
0oip am Is. MGr3.
9ompicr n9rouprin5" nod Ore.
men am 81. N}Gr3.
9ompfer r%llltonio" nod Neopcl
uno @enuo am 81. MGr5.
Sampler Y@rin5 OStor" nod Ieo-
pei rn0 @rnua om 81. MGr5.
9nmpfer o@crmonio" nnf Nco-
pei am 81. WfGr5.
0ompicr o2igurio" noH NcapcI
unO @cnln am %. M1r5.
Sampler nNoor6nm" no1 Totter-
Dam an %. MGr5.
9ompfcr oGopoie" nndJ Sabre om
90. Mdr5.
Compiler oNain" nod @rcmen am
%. WtGr5.
Sampler st. 2oltiS" nof South
arnpton am %. MGr3.
Gompier oSo6erInn0" uo6 9fnt-
luerpeu ont IS. MGr5.
Sampler nMimetonfo" uo6 2ol-
BON om %. NtGr5.
9ompier n2ucanio" nod 2iocr-
pool am 25. MGr3.
9ompfer ~Srcne" na1 Ncopel unO
@enuo oln 25. MGr3.
Coupler nEotricio" nod 9om-
burg am %. WfGr5.
9ampier columbia" ua1 @laS.
0olp am %. MGr5.
9ompicr pGalqbria" no1 NcopcI
ON %. MGr5.
Compiler 9orbqroiia% nod 9rc-
men am %. MGr3,
9ompicr n9loOopin" und Ncopc(
uno @cn1to oni IS. Mdri.
Camper Baltic" nn6 2ipcrpooI
an 30. @tdr3.
0ompicr nStotcnoom" nod &ot-
teroam am %. W}Gr5.
9ompier o@eaig Olab" nod 9o'
pen6ngen am %, Mars.