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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
@cnniDlbanja.S ahn.
elad oem mehen anna Mnrhen.

&crIaicn Ole Colbert Slation iuie ioIgt:
4,4O WturgenS, td9ltb INTERPRETATION 4.44 Uior'
gells), nab &tulaHlspnrt lllo God SdoeH.
$40 W1rnttttngs Q~lnIonsStattor sos Borm.),
tuBltb, IdD Btttsburg, Chicago, Qoutsbille,
g. Souis; Nouel!er uHo sane on gSo1en'
SIS Gormittass Qlnionsetatio s.66 gorm.).
tn9li0, mao buffalo, (oid emporium Same
ftoI2 Inli Our99egeIloem GatesgSaa8oTL Sap'
11.i5 0prmtttags QlntoHsStuitpn 1900 Wit,
taos, taallb,. nab Stitsbure uno gIeOe!qno;
Jtell9no lil0 Gllniru on gSutentnper.
tt.45 8Urntttaes characterization 12.Oo init,
td9s). tdglif, Gimiteo. Pittsbura. Gbicdao
9!!eoe'an6, IoIcoo, Detroit, 2oui6oiue uHo
4.35 gladmittags, tdgli6 Coon Der tIniou.Sta,
tloD, mad 4lttsburA, Chicago, Gdt9btue 0ia
SSiiLtlnIiatt ln0 Goutsntue), ct. GouIS uRO
100 @Deuos, tdaIi6 (oon Der tlntonsstatfou).
1nR GbtcaGO: G~le0claHo uno ToIcho.
$50 Hpsno0, tdglt9 tooH Der tlntor.StntLoH).
nab Stttsburg. Gtlctnnati uHo Ct. gouts.
$50 Nbenoe, tdgli6 (oou Der ltnionsStationN,
nab Buffalo toid !Gi1portum Sullcttol), nti
6nrdgebcnOcm buffet StIatlpaG9on II. Goad
SD Nbcnos, tdaltb (lntol Station lil 800
a5clo5), na1 B!tt5burg, gbicaao, gLeoeIano,
Cincinnati, Ct 2oui5 uro @rie; Ro9cEsr,
nn9geHomUelt SuniiaG.
t1;4t gbcuOs Qlniou Stutiou 11.55 e~tbenbs),
td4lit, Iu6 8ittsbnrg, Chicago, Goleop. Sto'
6eiier mo Grte; GIeoeIauO, alSaeHoHmeH
g|o6 9lmiapoIis. 7.3t uu0 $50 &orm, 4.37
ga@ni; an HSo0enio9en. Sonntngs, $50
@Iou Der grcTSent. strabe.
615 Woraens mo G.25 abeHos an ggud5en'
ta9ell, iad BbtlnoelObid.
gsJu Der ilniGn=S tatlpn.
NGh ebtlnosIpbia nno gicu .Durl.
'o.u3 SSoaisi; .Spngreiional 2tnltteb,"' td9lt4,
tnur gelp.9orr- Born. *12.O5, 1.4O, AGO,
r5.lo ytnmil., L5O ltIlo 1l.26 NbeHoS an
gBofett1gen. Gonntuas, 1.48 uHo 1909
%ornl. +l2.O0, LOG, 4.20, *5.45 gGtbnl, $50
nm ll.25 ,Nbcllos.
guiE S1liaoCipQlaa 4lns 6s35,, $40, ego. 100
&orui. LOG, 3;Ol, 4,57 Nndn1., 1886 II. 60
@henoS an SSohe1tagen. SpnltaqS, 6.35,
155 GorlIly 3.O4, 4.57 Ruhm, 1886 tno
go aReiio8i m.,u on
al @o6cnta8cn mHO '8,35 Nbenbs tdsIi&,
gtnf 9elnlnr u1o ben hdliptidbltnen 3futfGer'
SlaitoIcil an OCT EcldlparezStoilton, 6.36,
7.55 Snrlt. 30 ullo 4.51 .gSahm. an 8odbeIp
ta4et ltio $50. lhclos tagltb,
YSnfbtuGiur Grprci, 2.2G 2.37, 6.12, 7.25, 1856,
7d3. $40. SOB. 942. 1884 8ornr 1921,
12+O, LOS, 2.l2, 10. $40, 400. 90,
5.25 9tCdnl, Cos, 7.l5, T.29 C1.3G Hinliicol,
TAI, $50, SAB. 015 ullb 9.55 Ibenos an
@p6eutaGcu. Gonntng5, 2.26, 2.37, 6.12,
1928, 743 $40, S55, 942 BORN. ~ 90
C.3G gtmitco), III, SO, o.t5 uno 0.55
@(bcno5.
Sod IurupoIiS. 7.3G. $50 %orut. 1910 mo
I.42 9tnd6m, COS G(bcroS an gSo6cniagca.
9tInrtic Gnaif Cine Grprek. 2.37 IPoraens uno
90 HnhmitiQas tGulih. .gtcpsgorI uno
Eloriba SpcciOi," #GI5 I6cno5 an gSodcns
co rITvm, N,ibron Frnrcs q 40 Uorrr Or
q y ms o * aIhcnSS It;1oiiI6 'cnnibrr1S
W,I,r, 0in,ii tcS AZ e. Nnrbnt, M NJ 0S6NrrriGnrrI
S 7" a WV oius' S5n1iI,acn ttSrnrsb = A. y,nrm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Wegwet(m
uuu empfc9lcns lucrtbcn Sinan5',
GnarOSs uno GuSctuils8 cidGften.
5innn8ielIes
8anfen.

8irIt NotiouoI 9anf, 16, 8eItsSora'
togo . GtraBc; s. @. Gergnion
9rdIiocnt; 8. 9. @iIcor, Suiiirer.
GormerS' ans 02er6ant8' National
@anf, 3Ot, or6.GborIeSs StroBc;
G0o8. E. Crane, 8rdiiOent; Garter
q. S80urn, Soiiircr.
9euti6e 9anf, 2eringtOn' nno Sollt'
oop.StroBe; q. s. ShuI8, Rtdit'
bent; Gltguit @eber, &oiIirer.
Gommercia! ono 6ornter5' Sectional
@anf, Sotporos un0 @crman.Str.
8eItern IationnI @ont, II, Noro'
Gutatp.S troBe; Soibua q. Sarpep,
&rGiiocnt; @. W}orrtott. Saiitrer.
9robcrS' on0 Iebduics' RutionoI
@onf, @tltatu. un6 8agettc.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
NorODenti6cr QlOBO.
&egelmGfise 9ampfidifffGBrt
5ipif1en
Baltimore nm gremeu

5lptf1en
Baltimore In0 Bremen
orr6 Die nel1en un0 erpro6ten, nit
allen 8equemIi6feiten perie6eHen
8oit6ampfcr erlter Slaiie:
y&Bein," y8ranoenburg,"
yRedar," UGbemnts,"
nWtuin," ,9regIau."
Die ggpeoitionstoge itnO Wte foIgt:
- bon Baltimore:
y0armitoot," @}ittmodL Sen %.
Soulor, , llbr NoAmittugS
,@cro," @}ittwod, Sen +. 6c6rltur,
. ltDr 9tn2mittoB$.
.Gl0cn6ltrg," Mittipod, Ocn S.6ebr.,
2 ll6r 9}admitto98.
.GaIic(," @IithOo6, Sen %. 6c6ruor,
3 llbr 9}oGWitto8$.
oGGcunit., Mittpod, Sen s. gfGr3,
2 llDr 9}odmittog8.
.IurmItuot, W}ithpod), Den 22NiGr5,
, llDr No6mittuG2,
3meitc Guiiite.B
Bon $3.50 an.
8piidenoeds g IiagesPretie:
9nn Baltimore nCb Q29N1
Bon steHen aab baltimore S54.OO.
9luHoretie = Sinets ouu Baltimore mad
grrntn uno 5lritd 500.
megen Srn6t NIB 9aiiuae tpenns man Ib
an oe BenGraINgerteH
U. Sfumadcr & &c.,
Nr. 4t9, $annper'S traBe,
ODER
G0maro Tnine,
EffIcr he's .3tutibeH GorrripuntruteH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
G~grIapcafc Sampfcr.G umpagnie.

VI 1--WE
Gleaarte Tdiingicrs Sampler pgueuftu~ unb
pNlIuuiu" mad
Slo Yutnt Snntiurt lIlo N1rfulf, 8a.
@dltpicr n~crlnien Baltimore tdoli6 (uisges
%lloTticll SuHutn1S) mn $50 s(bcros NIB font
men IN Slb Yotnt Comfort nm 6 lbr Wlor'
9eellt,9 NM IN 9Spriolf nm 7.i5 0loreens an, all'
l6lieBcilo an Die SiienbubuSiige mad aIlett
Tnniien beS Giloens mo eilbmeiteiis.
Wprf'ftucrs2inie.
Gle9arte Baiiagier.Sdl1pier n9barIotte" inb
Baltimore"
nnd gScit'fnint Iftb Jltdlntuio, gd.
Sampler o~ertafien Baltimore Sierifiags, Sors
netlidgs un0 GGrtfi1gs nm 3 llbr 9admittngs
llio ionllfleIl 81 Weits1Suint nm 7.30 Uiorgefis
uIlo gu HiGmonb ltnt 9.25 mloreets ait.
Vie Sntnpter lperoet uif Der SiIn ullo Rid'
la1rt I'M gcrf.Rioer an folaenben 9rrften aI'
legelt; @lonceiter Yoint, Clap gunf tino al'
Snmpirr p%rrlaIen Baltimore uom Ticr Tr. is
nnn 10, 2ishtitra6cn.Sserfte..
Sur6sytuete nab allen Riinitefi lofilen ges
llDett Sepdd .aiipeeeoer urio. aaiilteii3i MINER
I'M SornlIs ~referotrt iperoen in oeii hieltgei
Tilefs Siireaur: gr. 81, 9torosG61rleSsSfrdBe,
Sr. II, 9efts@eniresStrnBe, pbcr pen paipi'
glrealir: Mr. $50. 2igbtsGirnte. BALTIMORE, NO.
Hsnpen tSDitrr, g. 8. Glteni,
Gen. sGeIhaitsiiibrer Gef.s ginetsslgent.
3, 8. 9ieSanael, r~eilenber Euifaglersaaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
@arsIanS nnS Tcnniplpamia.ga5u

8iae b~crIaiien gIortfs gneHuesS tdttor:
7.SO Born. iiah gort, tigIid, ausaenoEr,
men Sonutags.
$50 Borm. mad SeIta, riir Gonntaes.
$50 mad @elair, tdgIi6, ausgenommeu
,SonntdgS.
3.25 Ga6m. na6 gers, tdeIit, auseenom.
men Sonntdqs.
400 9iu6m. mad 9eltd, MIR Gonntaas.
4.20 rad 9eIia, tdgIi4, nHseerommen an
Gpnntng.
900 slnhm. nam geIair, tdeIin~ ausaenou.
men Sonntn1s.
1000 sbenos, nod @eIair. MIR Snuntdgs.
11.45 aoenbs, mad gtIatr, Mittipo@ urb
60u1itaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
8nLtimnre ~Nnmpf.Gofet.Gp.
(gnte auo amocrioiFnr gat-einte.l

lNIte MN ilNtTInINlt VlI'sIhIt,I
Vic Gcr. SlGRltt ISp't UctUroeruo.
Iaupicr idUrCtl tdalib. Sunntug5 ulSpeuo'ns
men, unII ocn nVuu Ntrc" Ricrs. sr. 10-t8,
~2i1Bt>Strnbc, $50 Nlcrtos oircft nan gio
YUilt GrUf0rt. 9inrioIi, &or!emontb UNI allen
Roint Comfort nit g. & Q.s&ifenbabu" ra6
8ihmnHo,. &crbinouu0 III 8urtsmouib nit Dem
pGcaboCrb @ir Cine" foitOcn 3u9 non .Rorts'
nit 6eg .%9ttIantic Gcnft Zine. RoripIf urb
Carolina. glorioI ulo iibii6, gprfolf llro
pcIlidt uno go 9omiHion ailte" nab Iefus
Mabl3ettcn nab curppdtfhem QIane. 2urus
ri5ie auiiiteu5imnlsr, eIeItrjide @eIei6trna,
3nmpfhei8une. NnieI trei. Neierotrte 8atiitens
BIZ. S22t', NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tr. sos rno
sos. qiqbt,Strube. G. 81. 9. Office, SIR. 2t5,
rbsGbdrle8sStru6e ulo AIbaugb's, 9barleSs
uUo 2crtnptonzStruFa.
Subn VI. ShcrutOo, g. Srntun,
%tce. grdf. II. Sen. sNIuHnger. Gen. s4ait. sggent
GeA2-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Srie6D6fe.
&ouoon Eorf Cemetery, Office 81,
8eIt.S StraBe.
Baltimore uuS HbilaOclpgia 9umpi.
bnntzEn.

@iS nuf iucitcre Ga6ri6t iper6en feline gaf.
idaicre beiiiroert. 6rdht piro, ipe gclu66uIi0,
an ocr gSerfte al ocr @de bon 2i9bts II. Yrntt'
Strabe cnigc9cl gc1umnten.
O. Glarcnec S9rtpcr, @gcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

5elter.S criidcr S.a0enteu.
Some 6ricnOlD Society, 1926, Sin
Sen d. g(ocuue.
@. 3. GbadelforO & 60, 2, SIt'
Saratogoitrabe.
Seurp 90. @orfieIO (HoyoD, 210,
SIt-2cyingtonItraBc.
8irdbeaO & Son PA, Slt.2eging.
ton StroBe.
ScnneB & Goplor, 3OG, Sit.2ering.
ton . GtroBe.
Gltrner & Tboma8, 2, OIt.Saruto9o.
StraBe.
%. 8. SetOcu, II, Sit.FGcaiant.
StraBe.
Selterfidcre @0beI.2agerung.
Grobam'S @ateborIe, 8arf 4Oenle
un0 9olpbinsS troBe.
@run6eigentbums.W atIer.
@ierre 6. 9ugon & Nepbctu, t6,
2eringtonsS traBe.
9ud5on0Irng.
@untber'S Oeuti6e @udbnnOlunG.
sos, SIt.9altimore. StraBe.
8GfersTeqltiItten.
Gbe WperS & Sids 60, 104, SHO'
&oparO.5 traBe.
8aubol6.Sdn0ler.
SGoS. NattbetpS & Son, Carton.
Ipcnue mo 9(ibemarle- StroBe.
Geo. S. 9Ioon e. @ro., Ala, eight.
StraBc.
9Ied. 1tto emoiuirte Sta9Ilpooren.
Notional @nomeling & Stamping
Co., 100, Sanoper.S trnBe.
9ompftnoidinen, Geiiel II. 8umpen.
8ouace StebbinS & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombaro.S troBe.
2anomirti6aftIi6e @erGtbe uno Ga.
mereien.
@riffitb & Eitrner Co., 205, Ior0.
@ocaItraBe.
Srnamentale 9robt.arbeitcn.
0ufltr & Co., eli, H.-Soparo.S Ctr.
Sdnitts rno Gl1r5tpaarcn.
NrmItrong, Gator & Co., 106--18.
Sopfius.Blace.
®eIlo8, Scrtel & 50, t09, Sop.
fins-Blace.
Sbiiren, Seniterrabmen II. &arIeour.
6ranf 9. @otttnS & So, 8ratt- unb
SreiiOent.S traBe.
SbnupItn6afs . 6abrifontcn.
81. Starr & 60, 436. Ror0.G aIoert.
StraBe.
3eitidriftcn . Ro9o5in etc.
Baltimore SEEMS 60, 3t9, 8clt
8crman'S troBe.
SrieOb0fe.
Solloon Sorf Cemetery, Office 81,
8eIt.S StrnBe.
Baltimore nnO EbilaOclpGia Sampi.
buutsSu.
NiS nuf iucitcre Na6ri6t lper6en feline 9nT.
ldglcre b%etitroert. Srddt miro, he gciuobnIi6,
an ocr &crfte al Der @de bon 2i91ts Ii. Srutt,
tPp 10 ,.N, =, ..
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@ambnrgsN Mcrifa
--- WNN -
acknowledgements ~9ambnr9
HpppcliGran6cu.

Ycacu 81 Gnorr flr 2ouOpu unS Pnrts an.
&am6urg.T inertia s2inie,
81 8rooomnn, Rep.Oorf.
&rtOnr VI. Ru6IOn,
II @eIt.G StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

amnapulis, Mt. @o9aLS TALON, l7.5O unO
1919 s.6o Nj I,lo %, tS'o t'9 M '0.2 I}g %. S @itfSas, 5.So.
Srebrrld, gt. gono.e totion, 2e.45. l9.48- g..
Gorlo'n,S tottois 1875. 1900. ?0;15 ttto l1C.0c
Norrn, l.25, 800 mo 1920 gtbenoS.
&indJciter, NR!, Standardization. MO q, liro
1919 g. GntnoeItG iattOn, 1920 g., 1900 lne
SaacrStOluu, Mt. globnI. eiatiom, ls.45 Rorm.
800 uno 400 Huhn.
Gnitpit,G itn niO Wi. Nirn, Gambenss tuiion
!a$5, ?9,tp %orm4 II ;25. 1850, 1920 sia8ul.
$3.50 mo *11.45 Nheuos.
Carts sS1s, S@ealoGn.Sigtion 1923 Bern;
GarSSm,St n 100 Na6m 49,.
"'''0o' S'"e s'n %s,u, gSs1 s''la0slpA'a aaO
ocfIi6 @erl. sanioen serI. Mt. aobal
SI@taIoG9gom ;..Sa9I, 3.51g S6688. n
8arItor, 'sSciic, T NUT e.. So 8. S.578.e
8arIor' Speiic. ahSg; g. 1909. t15d8 Is
sRnnaf e%im,i.cO,d i5aft6liebfii6cr aiiiHGn.Snq.
ggpeiie .sgaaaons., 5dai, as y. Ss.J2g.
Burlor. Spctie.. ..3iqt. 600 u. sos u.
9oabcs. Rbiln., ausa 9. 7.55 ". 500 ~
s9IIa ar 1892 /; SdaL 1899 ~ i24t ~:
VT. Notwithstanding I'M 600 @beno5 5ur gluf'
rtnhnie bon 9laii1gterer bereit.
y ila6 elt!antie:6ttg al @oGeutaeen; %
Huu HtlunttChSi TN tuqll1,
gtae 8ilge balten in @ilminstpn. q bdii
in Gbeiter an.
us,,. gerI. Genlben gerI. @t. aobaI
Xbtld. Itfotn. mir Con. sos 9, S.f09.
&biId, aiton. arsa. g. e,15 Q. $50 Q.
9btla. SypreB, ause. 9. 2.20 q. 2.250 q.
Stlgerlh Iff., aise. Q. $40 81. b.15 e.
Xbtld. Mffoni., nur Go. 6.10 81. els q.
$gtia. grpreB, aus9. 9. 7.55 u. 500 u.
Nbtld, GTpreB. ..3dgI. 900 ". 9.O5 u.
giqetsSireair: ginrbpeItsG6e GbarIess unb
Snratoea'SiraBe. Cp0. 80. g. M."s@ebdrbe),
gtr. 526. Sites8roaotpap, Wt, sobaIsGiatiop
2. 9. Mlnrtin, mgr. GnfT. Traffie.
s. @. gafiet, Gen. s8aff. sgleent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
81 plllllloQuit ito(pl oil

oiplIuiloqult itotpl oil
lltgt roBill n26" ;puil,66 - n6l!l
lqo1laa piIui!og 1olllol1oqS no6ln!
lliso llul plnlS aie AUG 'plIlalal No
l!qnpI@" :piilll6 = nop!9euE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

Gurh d ant. 49, o2iebcr 0nfcl,
fam id) Gid nal cilt Nicrtclitijno.
d)eu oIlein ipredlcli 2" ,9tein. il
picI fam i'd Cir riht pumpen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Mcrdants' G. Wiucrs' sransppr.
tation GOmp.ap.

InNlpIfTsSt1Ien.
gnh 8often ulto benz Often: feocn Wlontna,
9tenftGg, Sonneritu8 urb @anlitng, abenoS
6 llbr.
gtn6 8rcbioenee uno benz Often: icoenSoHrl'
tag, Wlitttpo6 uno Sreitn9, gtbenbs G llbr.
giuD yteiuport giclus uuo MorioIf: tdeIi6
Inn 6 llbr Nbenos.
Sra6t ipiro tdgIi6 bis 8 llbr IDenos fir an
bent Snae abfnbrcnoe Sampler angenonuten.
FAD SdbnnndD mo bent Git6en; icSen Siens
tag, 9Onreritue mo SumTtaa, MbenoS 6 ll6r.
goftoHcr uito 4ruhiocnce : 0ampfer fabreu
bon Der @erfte an SuBe ocs 9ongs 9ods ab;
Snoarl nab 1mpfcr bon Der @erfte am Sube
Der @efts Saus'glbenue.
6. u. gintns1nm, Ngent,
2onesSod.
n. g. 9nraer. n nj 81.
". .. stebbins, 8.sW.
SNlipfblrc1ll Nr. 0u4. HUro.eF uries.Str.
Srdbts lino Bniia 9esglreau-gr. 22t, Belt,
9aIttmo rcsStru6e. l113,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
SparOanten.
Central Gubings 8anf, G9orIcS'
un0 2criugtonsS traBe.

0untier3 un0 Wafler.
SambIeton & 60, IL, 0It.2cyiugtOn.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
&c ieoertanoe 1tn6 . e.
tbnngert.

@ilslanber miiiien nit 8diien ner-
lcbcn icit, iebod miro bicie MoBre'
SET bel Sourilicn u1ter geipobnli6en
l~lrnItdnben nidt on~gerpenoet. Naf)
eincm Infentbalt bon 5tpei @onaten
ieGo6 miihen fid ~9lllSl1noer ioentifi.
siren unb regiitriren IaIien, Sci Der
abreiie lit Die @or5cigung zines Sc.
gitinationS Gapiers nidJt erforoer.
lid.
Sn Guiana Waramaribp) iuer.
ben Y6iie nid)t perlangt, eberio altf
SABA @atapia). = Sir 9 IN q.
ira Waoang) beiteDen oieielber @e-
eeIn, icoob tDiit, man @oriibts bal.
Der gut, einen gaB nit fiji 81 flip.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
&9ili.
Sein GoB3won9.
g 6 ~ 3.

Sremoe IN ser Gdppei3 brolthcn
feline B6iIe por5ur2eilcn, iebo6 miro
angerotben, aud bel eincm 9cInd)e
bicieS 2onocS cine ocrur!ige 2cgiti'
nation nit iid 3rt fiiDren. Sotc!oc'
liber iino in Scr SGwei5 fir lire
@dite perontportltd), icOod miiilcu
5rcm De in 9oItG5uiern uno 8riput.
luoDnrlgen innergoIb brciBig Gogen
lire BGIie bel Ser OrtSpoIi5ci einreis
den, uno miro ihncn oonn elm @ltf.
entbolts . Seredti9ungsihein allSges
iertigt. IiislGnOer f0nnen 5tt ieoer
3eit ungeBinoert mieoer bas 2ano
bcrlaIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

Srnamentale Standardization.
& 60, 2t1, 0..Soparo. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

8rln0eigent6ums. Watler.
6. 9ugan & 0ep6Gtu, t6,
2erin9tonsS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

9udGnn0lltng.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-09
RECIPROCITY DAY
The Lend-a- Hand Club of Ear
leigh Heights-on-Seve
Celebrates.

The Lend a Hand Club of Earleigh-
Heights on Severn will celeb g
Reciprocity Day" on January 20.
The observance will be held at Bach
elors' JOY the residence of DR..
Thomas H. Brayshaw,a at Glen Burnie.
An interesting program will be car
ried out and number of speakers rep
resenting prominent literary clubs of
Baltimore and elsewhere are expected
to be present on this occasion. 1t Is
also expected that several prominent
educators and representative men
from Annapolis, including DR.. Thomas
Fell, president of St. Jonn's College,
and the Hon. John Writ Randall,
president of the Farmers National
Bank, will also be present. An ear
nest REQUESTS made for all members
of the Lend "a Hand Club to be present
on Reciprocity Day.
The Earleigh Heights Club has a
large and representative membership.
It is doing q good work and has ex-
tended its work along literary lines in
the past year The Lend-a- Hand Club
is now connected with the Interna-
tional Federation of Clubs. which
offers many advantages to its men,
bers. Several ladies in Annapolis are
members of the club.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-09

He had the happy faculty of getting
in close and intimate acquaintance
ship with the residents, no matter
what their party affiliations or fnau-
cial status. In all legislation looking
to the advancement of the city he was
its strong and hearty champion
Possessed of great wealth and the fac
ulty of spending money in those chan
nels where the most good would re-
suit. he made Annapolis the home, as
it had not been for years, of the chief
executive Of the state. Many personal
friends had been made in this city by
the Governor and they learned with
great regret of his untimely end. The
flags in the city are lowered to half
mast and this morning the pillars at
the state building were twined in
black. Governor Warfield was great
ly shocked by the news of the death
and was particularly moved by the
sudden and unexpected nature of the
occurrence. The Governor at once or
dered the flag on the State House to
be displayed at half f-mast, and direct
ed that the pillars of the State House
portico should be draped in black.
Governor and Mrs. Warfield tele-
graphed their condolences to Mrs.
Lowndes and family, and also stated
that he wished to attend the funeral.
In speaking of the death of ex-Gov-
ernor Lowndes, Governor Warfield
said that he was greatly shocked an d
deeply touched, and that it was a
great loss to Maryland and its bust
ness interests. The death, he said,
was both sudden and untimely. Con
tinuing, he said he had known ex-
Governor Lowndes since 1871. when
they were both young men, and had
been intimately associated with him in
business for the last fourteen years,
the ex- Governor being a large stock.
holder and director in the Fidelity
and Deposit Company, of which Gov.
ernor Warfield is president. "Oul
personal relations have been mos
pleasant" F" said the Governor, "and
/ esteemed Mr.. Lowndes as a gentleman
in the highest and truest sense of the
word and man of the best and pures
motives. As Governor he conducted
that office in manner creditable t.
his party and ito command the conf
dence of the business interests. AL
ways courteous and considerate il
his bearing towards everyone VIII,
came in touch with him, he won thl
respect and esteem of all who knew
| him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-09
SIGHT entirely DESTROYED.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT TO
HERMAN REIN.
Sulphuric Acid Is Spilled Ov,r His
Face And Destroys Eycsight
Taken to HOSPITAL.

A peculiarly horrible accident of
most distressing nature occurred this
morning at the Naval Academy. AS
the result of a slight mistake the sight
of one of the workmen employed was
forever destroyed. BY the spilling of
a portion of the contents of carboy
of sulphuric acid or vitriol, Herman
Rehn was rendered sightless.
The accident occurred at the electric
light plant on the Academy grounds
shortly before 10 O'Clock. 1t was at the
busiest hour of the day and caused
great excitement about the Academy
grounds, the news penetrating to the
class rooms of the midshipmen. The
victim of the accident is Herman REIN,
who has been employed about the
Academy at various times. Today, as
has been the case on other occasions,
he was detailed to assist about the
electric light plant. One of his morn
ing duties was to prepare a new bat.
terry solution, of which sulphuric acid
or vitriol in solution is the principal
part.
Mr. Rehn had completed the pour
ing of the solution from the 20-pound
carboy which is held in a wooden
frame and desired to let il rest in the
position in which he found it. He
set it down too quickly and the fiery
liquid was precipitated into his face
1t struck his face and eyes, burning
the eyeballs and seaving in irregular
lines the flesh of his face. He fell
backward and was caught in the arms
of Mr. Frank jacob, who is in charge
of the plant. He suffered horrible
agony, but as speedily as possible the
Academy surgeons were summoned and
they did all that was possible to allie
yiate his pain.
Mr.. REIN was then placed on the 10
O'Clock train for Baltimore and taken
to the Presbyterian Ear, Eye and
Throat Hospital. Mr.. Rehn is 40
years of age and has a wife and a
large family of children.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-09

A large rock fell from the bank to
the track of the Baltimore & Annapo-
lis Short Line Railroad near Winches-
ter's Station just before the 5. 40 train
D assed, which came near doing some
damage. Fortunately only one corner
If the huge rock struck the track, and
the only damage done was a shaking
0p of the passengers. The O'Clock
rain from Baltimore. which passes
he 5. 20 Annapolis train at the same
1lace, also struck the rock with a
grinding noise, and slight shake up
If the passengers. Two young men
who got on the train at Winchester s
said they went up the road some dis
-ance and endeavored TO signal the
Annapolis train. but were unsnccess-
ful. They also endeavored to move
ne rock, but it was too large for
hem to attempt it. being as large as
a wheelbarrow. 1t was fortunate that
only q corner of the rock lay on the
track, or the train might have been
derailed,