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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22
SOME SHARP FIGHTING
Outpost Skirmishes in Tin
chen Mountain District.
RUSSIAN CASUALTIES
TROOPS IN MANCHURIA
lombard JAPANESE LINES.
Clashes Between Scouting Parties West
of Shahopao Are Reported-Rumor-
ed Disregard of Neutrality.

ST. PETERSBURG. February pa tele-
gram from Huans Mountain, Manchuria.
says sharp outpost lighting occurred Febru-
airy 20 in the Tzinchen Mountain district.
The Russian losses In the outpost skir-
mishes southwark of Tzenti Pass were four
teen killed and sixty-three wounded.
Russian Bombardment Continued.
TOKYO. February 22.-The headquarters
of the Japanese -afmiesSin Manchuria re-
ports continuanee of the Russian bonn
bardment of various parts of the japanese
line.
The Russians recently placed a number
of heavy gums at Chiciatun which is two
miles west of Ia Mountain.
Scouts Of bothssarmiss collided west of
shahopao Monday night. sharp fight
took place.
Russian Raiders damaged, Railway.
TIENTSIN. February .22-About 800 Rus
sian raiders slightly damaged the railway
between Haieheng and Tatchekiao on Mon
day night and again dfsregarded the neu-
trality of the territory west of the Lao
river. The presence of Chinese soldiers was
not reported. 1t is evident that the villagers
keep the Russians well informed as to the
disposition of the japanese troops.
1t was expected. that the raiders would
repeat the attempt to destroy the Japanese
stores at Niuchialun, but they retired with
out an engagement The damage to the
railway was Immediately repaired
Grand Duke Paul at. Moscow.
MOSCOW, February 22-Grand Duke
Paul arrived here today. He was met at
the railroad station by his children, Dmitri
and Mary, who had been under the care of
md Gray n
Duchess Elizabeth.
The meeting of Grand: Duke Paul with
his children was most affecting. The chill
dren wept in the arms OF their parent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22
HELD ON SUSPICION.
Man and Wife Arrested, Former Sus-
pected of Robbery.

CHICAGO, February 22--Joseph Menard.
who the police claim is under indictment
for bank robbery at Elden, Iowa, was ar
rested here today with his wife. 1t is al
legged Menard secured $4,000
The police say that Menard will not De
returned to Iowa. but will be detained mere,
ss 1bav suspect he is implicated in several
b1;rglaries recently committed in this city.
The police have made no charge against
Mrs Menard, but she will be detained pend
ing an investigation. When the Menaro
brme was searched. the police say a COM
plete set of burglar tools was found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22
BUT ONE OPPOSED.
Ways and Means Committee Favor
able to the Curtis Bill

With but one negative vote the House
committee on ways and means today au-
thorized a favorable report on the Curtis
bill reducing the duty on tobacco and sugar
from the Philippine Islands to % per cent
of the Dingley tariff. The bill was amend
ed by inserting the word wholly in the
provision, requiring such products to be
wholly the product and growth of the is
lands.
provision also was added specifying
that the articles subject to the internal
revenue tax shall pay the tax upon being
placed sale in this country.
Representative Robertson da.) voted
against the bill and nine members for it.
Permission was given members who were
paired on the measure to record their votes
later if they SO desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22
THE REPORT CORRECTED.
Senator Elkins Did Hot Assume to
Speak for the President.

Senator Elxins, chairman OF the commit
tee on interstate commerce. desires to cor
rect a report of WHAT occurred In the ex-
ecutive session Of that committee yester-
day, especially In reference to what he was
quoted as saying regarding tine position of
the President He told the committee that
the announcement had been made at the
White House that the President expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22
I'm the Mood.

An advertisement in The
Star presents its PROPOSE
ton to prospective Gus
toners when they are i'll
the mood to be interested
and enlightened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22

the railroad rate bill could not be acted
upon at this session, but he did not assume
to speak for the President any matter
connected with legislation or say that the
President was not satisfied with the bill
passed by the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22
Charged with Robbing City.

EVERETT, Wash, February 22.-Former
City Treasurer George Holcomb is under
arrest here charged with embezzlement of
$11 500 from the city Of Everett while
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22

WARSAW February 22-The Polish ma
tiOnal democratic party has issued man
ifesto discountenancing a revolution. There
are no arms" says the document, no
money and no leaders, and no aid can be
expected from other countries. Austria is
weak, France is Russia's ally and England
is always practical. Therefore revolution
would only result in useless bloodshed.
Better continue the work quietly and
peacefully and attain our ends"
All the schools in the city are now closed,
except the elementary schools for young
children, the proprietors of private schools
having decided to close owing to the un-
certainty of the situation.
Trains for Vienna are unable to leave
Warsaw in consequence of the strike.
Later in the day all the employees of the
Vienna railroad struck and the entire traf-
fic by direct route from Warsaw to Austria
and Germany was suspended. The strikers
forcibly prevented the bringing out of loco
motives from the roundhouses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22
Notable Stand Taken by Polish
National Democrats.
MANIFESTO Is ISSUED
DECLARED UPRISING WOULD RE-
suit IN USELESS BLooDsHED.
Trains Unable to Leave Warsaw on
Account of Strike-Railroad
Traffic Suspended,

The Polish national democrats
foresee only useless bloodshed in
any attempt at revolution, because
of the utter lack of arms, money end
leaders. Warsaw reports declare
that it is the purpose of the agitators
to continue the efforts for reforms
quietly and peacefully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22

Continued on Tenth Page.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
TnlidJcS @clo nni Ciucm WnuocSs
Sranspurt0nmpiCr.

Nonolulu, f.. 0ttobcr. - Nui
Ole Nn}ci0c bin oOG iih am @orb
0c3 &luloc@ . Observation-Disclosures
oSbcrmon" ser ijh oul Der 6obrt
nod Sun 6rou3iaco bciinoct, 0roBe
FoitCn gciGllhter Noutnotcn bciiu-
octL lpurbcn Qcitcrn uclm Monu Don
DEM Ncnonntcn Gumplcr. Corllntcr
5luCi Observation-Disclosures pom Yuu0c3.
onlp0It NrCdCn3 mo NlmOC0mur.
lhall Men0rid3 perh0itct uorl 0Cucn
orci ais 3cuQcn 5ltriIdbrbnltcn lultr.
0Cn. Ger nShcrmnn" folmtc biCrolti
iCinc Nciic Q~citcrn iortiCGcn. &n No-
Qoioti loll foli6Ca @cl0 iiIr rid,t ne
niger, OILS $4,000 %oll@1c4cbcn moroen
lCIll, mobrcn0 bier nltr Ole WcitcrNa.
be cinCa 3ehnoollor GCrtiiitota, mel
dies lidJ in NGnOcn Mrn. @rctcnS be.
ilnoCt, periudlt morhcn lit. bel lucl
der WclC1cnbCit &. s.. Murpbp mo
@cnolIcn pcrhnftet mot6cn liu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
NOtOriidDcr @cr6rcdjcr ciugcfnugcu.

GbicoGo, Na.,. -. Oftobcr. 49,
Charles Wnhlc, mcId)cr Der Wiitld)ulO
bel Cinenr WtorO un0 Ger &ornnbmc
BON - Gicbit0Dlen bc5ihti0t miro,
mur0c gcltcrn AbcnO bel @oburt,
&nO., Oerbu'tct, nud)ocm cr bel Der
NcrrOlGuna ourh cincn Ncpolucr
IdlB ld)DCr nCrmuloct mor0cn mar.
IS 1T intcrCiont, hoB W}ubIc nab
reno Der lcBtcn }luei WohCn IN Dem
NcltrcbcnL iclnc Sdlllo bel Ocn cr.
luGbntcn &crbrchcn 81 ucrbiiucrL Scr
Eoli5ci mo Dem Sd)criii9 9lui9cbot
bel Der Nlt'fin0luG 0c@ Shul0igcn
IdjlunPor cIlrla an Die Nou0 geNor
gen nor. Die Gntocdu1Q criol0tc
0lrd) clncn QUuuAtcn Sd)ritt Mob
les, ais Cr cine BON inn 0Citoblcllc
l(br OcrGuBcrn lpoltc, Gr lloh, dis
CT blcrbcl cnt0Cdt mltr0e, mo Is emf.
lpom lid cine Sd,icBcrci. nobel CT
pcrmmroCt mo crgriiicn mcr0ca
tonntC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
@utclS nno 9icituurntiOmcil.
Cafe Gnkrr,
-Wr. 10, 0pro @ag. Strafc.-

Geutife NinGljcitcu zine epc5ialitdt.
3upurttrtr uuo ciureimiihc Ncine II. Gignrreu.
(stuG2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

tdNlib nnl igllhr ~ udpm. neth Gotta
9iica mo Der Sitt+tfte bon NitMa0llu,
pio Nelp.S rlcona, tGNIid) INN s llbr
NbcroS; nod Sououo& mo scr Sit.
fiiitc BON Guatemala, pio Mobilc,
tG0Iid Inn s llbr Nbcno2.
Grams. Goctiic %oit.
Volt iiir @oluoii &opnL, Aorco.
Gbino mo oic EbiIippincrL pio Sou
6ron5iSco, idlieBt bier t0NIid, Bis
5lm Is. OftobCr nm ! l(br NbcnhH;
iiir %opon &orcn, Gbinn mo olcEbi.
lippinCn pio Seattle, I llbr Nbcn0@
t10lid) bis 5lm Is. Oftobcr; iilr9tcI'
ScCIuno, N~uitrolicn Ncu Gulcoo.
nicn, Samoa, Nolpoii mo Sill &n.
icln, pio Sou Grnn5iSco, tG0lih bis
sum IS. Cftobcr I llbr 9lbcnoS.
@. Sail SnrriS.
Eoitmciitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Eolt6cfGrbcrnng uad) benz MuSlnuec.

Die ml5I0noii6e Yoit fir Ole am
II. Sftobcr cnocnoe Wod)e iblicBt
Gin ollcn 6Gllcn piinftli1) in Dem
0ouptbilrcon mic Iolgt:
Eodet . 4oit lit often bon 8 llbr
Sormitto0S bis ) llbr Nodmittogs
tG0IidL ol9GcNonmcn SonntogS.
Eodct Eolt lijr Gcutidlono idlicbt
om MoutoN ocu ,. Sftobcr, &ormit
toGS nm 10 llbr; nud) @roBbriton-
Men un0 NrIon0 GicnItog mo Srci-
toG I'M ) llbr ltAdm.
Grams. Ttlouti d g 0 It.
Srcitua - 6 llbr NbcnoS, fir Sr.
lono, per Compiler oGtrurio", pio
G%uecn9toluu C(}oIt iiir onoerc( belle
Grropo'a mus per Compiler Cru.
ria" o0rciiirt lciul; I llbr 9lbenoS,
iiir europa, per Sampler nSt9oui9"
pio HlDmoutb un0 Gberbourg.
9icnItoQ. H. Cftober - fir euro.
pa, per Gomplcr Baltic" pil
Queenstown.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
&inicrlucDlur

MGtoono, 20, f. Cftobcr. -
Sin 3oa Sdnee lie. lest, 9}odt III
Grciion unb unocrcn 1r,o1 inn 9uIe,
Qbcnp = @cbirge. lul ",b bier troy
6clltc lcihtcS Sd)ncc1",ooyr elm. Ioa
@cttcr miro bclttc mHt.,h t0ltrr.
GIcpclnnb, : ~ Cftobcr.
- Gin bcitiGcr, pou 'i,leu u1o No-
gcl bcQlcitetcr StlrM II, lett lester
g}od,t bier cnticIicIt SIT Gbor0on,
=. iino ict9 bis odt ,}ou Sdncc oc.
ioucn. uno oie clcttrnhu @ohncn in
icncr Gic0cn0 perml,tIl,cu Orn Scr
tcbr nlr nit Shmi2rlt2rt. Nli Dem
Gricicc boben iid) ]pcrlal,Ocur Sdiiia.
llniGQc crci1nct.
Eomc&tomu q. o.. ~. DIT.
- Die biciiac @c0cao puroc beutc
iriib Ourh cincn StucGnum bcint.
Neiudt, 3lpci bis orcj Bolt Sdnce
%iIclcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
MhtriA ..HhtItueih. Hals."

4de Gait uno 5oit aoeKue, CANON.
WnrpleHD lelepbou - 81 n.
S~nuptaunri:tr oe= @eiunaoere, rs -3bel.
metb,- .9cmensG,reinS be$ VbeIfpe:S,-
-eautonsGunclaoes gir. +46. ;. @. o.
~Srieutal'E iftrtftS Vi. 15S. =. u..c.' unb
-@nnton SDnr' II. iergHlgnn6ssBtrstnS-
(Sept21, 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
0altimurcr Warft6cridltc.

W0Itimorr Y. NttObcr NOD.
Wcbl. - 3uiuhrcn 1924 Safer,
cinihlicBIid 1910 NGiier 5u %ocnit'
Eoint mo 600 GGiic" ju Canton.
ailitcnpcrionot t37 NGiicr. Gle 9toti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
NcitriaG ShluBrntC:

ld)el; ans Den Glcuotoren %5lrildNc}o-
gen 2G,712 Nuld)cl; GIcpotorcn Dor
ROTH SGS.553 @llidel. &Crfuulc: I
@oGQon 5liriidQcpieiener 5l -, I 90.
9tr. / pciBer 81 31H. I 90. 90. 81
3112, I 90. Nr. 3 lpciBer 5t 1884.
Gputinp Chh,prntp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
@croct SauScigcntbiimcr.

3u orrtanicn:
Wooelre 8peiiibdt9e &dniet nit feds Sim
mcrn an Der ~gScitfeitc Der 6robes Strnfe. 6pt,
iden Sairmouni glpenue unO Societies trnbe.
Saben cemcntirte aeuer. ccmeniirteS lrottolr.
alait QepiInfterte Giraffe. Seien. SURFACES rro
Marmor Ireppen. 8rctS $775. 8ruuoSins $50
bro Sabr. Inter lei6teu 8eoiuGnlgeu ocrs
fault. MNn ucbme Die Sairmount stpeuue Cars.
g. &. 8anaaber, Vnmmternebmer =
I2s-) ytr. 2S0S. SCirIloulltsYbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Eoit Ill z il 5. II. Central.
Mmcrifo @ait-Snoien

1rcitoa - to ll6r abcnos, iiirFor
to Hico, Glroclo mlo @enrjleIo, per
Iumpicr .Garoc19;;" fir Central.
Amcrifu unO Ole Siio Fociiic Sd'
fen, per Camper pia Colon; fir
Guiana, per CamQIer rSronic Ioi'
iou;" iiir Gortmc Sslano, Somaicn
uno Colombo per 3umpier nSibe,
rio;" iiir Cuba yer Gampier v@'orro
Cattle" iilr sic "a Flnto Stoaten,
per Gompicr uN'ricon Erinee."
Die ToIt nod Aeuiunolono, pia
Horo.S phncu mo Wiquelon, oia
Bolton, idylicbt 1jcr tdglid) nm 3 ltbr
Rodmittag2 nab Cuba, tiaI Tampa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

shpetget's Ssie,
Wr. TOT Ino 707, tONtbaro'Sfrdbe. ctSt'
lanhtoipu. Seinfte Betne unb atanore.
Der e~eihub,fie Srt uui Der 9rbe. - Die
befien RoolsRarlprs tn c~tsbIanbtoUn.
&rompts BebteRunu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
1aiob aicB' ,,g,sipbte.paus,"

s'orocFtsgd. Der BON. uno Surref.Sfrabe.
SauptNuurtier oes 6eidnGueretne .WtlO.
Stn0ituroen ieben 3uHueritdsstbexn.
s'erinmnlnng,n oPs p@entenhln, Wetaer.
sserstns" ie6en 2. uub 4. 9tenitag TN DGp.
not. TelepboH - Wtt. sltruon 1896 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

Sr. 1924, GFts9cinrorsrSfrab - 2trI.
nHer un Strren 6u Uscmi ,tbcn. - Uetrfte
0etrinfc uno &eiue. s4aDsEttss,S rau,.
ret'"gier. HeriGm,nlunasluioI bt3 Oft.
SOmbnroitr Smmerr. Rdii' urs qe,b,
8Preins. Chef. IeI.-gBolie 1852 B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

storbDfi.9de Bougbs uuh edroItneHSt-abe.
S~anptQIartier oes ~@dperH.W 0nuerGorS-.
" 3D. ede 8oleb. uno gdrolineftr. Der.
einsnerInmmIuna ienen Eoineritae Nhenb.
9teur Mti9lieber niuipmmen. Sor3ig.
Ii6eS Bier Der glatipnaIs9 rlueret I'M 8ap1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Hru6nfteu Warfi.

llntcnltebcnbe Preiie be5ieben iid
ouf Sen GngroS Snn0el; fir Den
&lcinbanoe: mi'b Elm entiprcdenoer
Tuilhlag Gcmadlt iper0en.
Gicr, FRO IuBcn0 2Oc. bis Die.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

llcr t3l2c, bis 1lc.; Glltct fife. bis
l3t.; Snltbcu, pro Eoor 2Oc. bis SOC.
6riihtc uuo @emiiie.
&ortoiicln, pro Sob 500 bis
81 30; pro @llidcl l5c. bis 5Sc.; 3lrtz
f"crriibcrL pro 9iinocl 1r. bis t1@c,;
MciBfobI, pro Come $40 bis So;
3lpicbcln pro Nllid)cl G5c. bis 75c.;
NcplcI, pro Sob soc. bis $500;
Nrijnc Nobncu, pro @lrid)cI Doc. bis
3Oc.; Tomatoes, pro Aorb Boo. bis
4Oc.; Nuonna, pro Grotc $500 bis
500; Eljrlihc, pro aOrb 5Oc. bi2
SOC; Nirncn, pro Sob $3.50 bis
$3.50; Commons. pro 20 Fio. aor5
5Oc. bis 6Oc.; EIloumcn pro 10 Ffo.
&orb 2Oc. bis 25c.; Gorottcn, pro
Nltn0Cl 1c, bis Tee; &]in1obohlclL
pro NuidcIfiitc ST bis St.25; Wui3,
pro Nutcno Sc, bis toe; (roubcn.
pro | Ei0. @orb &C. bis l2c.; Glliu
CCH. pro SOB $500 bis $3.50; rum0c
NilbcL pro MtItC iOc, bis loo; brull
ncr Mobl. pro @uldlcl i2i.c. bis
lhc.; Nopllolat, pro &iltr 25c. bis
3Oc.; Spinot, pro Nuld)Cl l1l2C. bis
2Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

gr. 11O4, Rorb. EentraIs sloemt
Ser rgforooft Sn1ntsrfpdhrenbe -uubt;stn
bon baltimore bt~rininneit flo bier
iebsn @ioutaa - Sectge @rebm 4 9ons
Bier ON 8Lpt. LILO oeutfner art birsit
BON Sab.
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q, SutntiS SuQt"

gtr. t.20 BIS fi22, 6arforS.Nptmle
Snurtnunrtter hes -3bGIia.D t6nrer1ors-.
Snue uuo Sommergurten biuia All Der.
mo.:ben. Suter glab fir aufferRrnfter.
Setrite Betrdnie. Srtts2ool. q. L D..
deIerbor YRt. SernOu $3.50 y,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

ld)cl; Ncrl0n0t pom Den Glcuntorcn
1880 @uidcl; Glcpotorcn Norrotj
1921 Nuldcl. &ertGuic; 10000
@uidcl Gebruur 5i 1894.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Q. spuhu's Hehauraut,

Rr. 923, MurosGheus, ede antbonb.s ctr.
GeriammIuH0oIotal oes .autonia . Con.
elnees Gr. 800. ). o. n9t,ubens8i.
tfrtiis Nr 100 ~Stiners0 tftrifts y}r.
1913. !. Il. a" mo aSiilrifla gtr. -.
y. u. y Sule un &erelns an bernie
@ctrunic, ECicgDoD: IS. & Z. g9olic G99 n.
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Gu u%erfaufcu.


Su uertauiCn:
Sine CScirCibC Utiiblc, Qtaihlltcrtc mo Nuls
ierrcdt. uir $3.50. Icibtc IublugRsbehin-
glliGeII.
Su Ucrmictbcr:
tSentllic Nnrln. - WIDER. 500 nrO |Gbr. SI
crirupclt Sluiihcn 3 unO . llbr gbcuoe in Or.
1t33, WaIichs StrnRc. t2Sl-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Gaatou aps Statiaksts1 q.

Siibpeit'@de 8. CTR. II. Salt &oe., Carton.
Sunptluart,er oes Canton 9ieSer.ran8 -
SiEeiIunhe itoen 3onmc;iing Nbeub. -
GdmeHs9}erein OcriammeIi flo ienen 8t'n.
itag Ibctlo. Nuti0uuls9ter ON Hapt.-
ebetapc1fe Teiepbuu: WcIfe 1853 8
(Mprili31O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
ssss N. Ruttr's eotumbta. esns,

Ylr. 1922. OtsRrait1strGbt.
- SeNens9ormftdoter gerein- n%erfnmmelt
fih isbeu erfteR Stenlius i'm Wlonat In
Der Saue. Sans fit Bereine uns Set
Iibfeiten Al bermtet9en.
kJan5,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

;lr. 1876, Sdrriiun', nabe 3etinatons9tr.,
SEQ. 0intbsr, IT,. 9rausGo's Bier. g9ar.
mer quHih bun IL bis | ubr glatmtt.
TAGS. gne hsutfGtu gdd.r Tirb sdm Be
tube etnaetabeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
3u pcrmlethcn.


Seine oroBe 81 rramimIiI"s iRanlnc. out ben.
iilirt unO out heiplittef Gingnn9 bon Naltt
more Strube fotpnbI. mic bon @nu- StrN6c. 6rcts
CT @eDrGudr oerdSr0ban puIle mo @Or8lmIncr
iuiro allen HoAen uno &creiuell Acitdttci, ole
trgeUo cin 3irtmer nliCtbcn. SeruCr ipcrocn
Wauiette iihernummcn. NnhSufruQen in 9r, s,
9oro. @aN. strnRc, uocr Gr. I24, IN. Baltimore
Strnbe. tScpt2g. 2Nlc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

SuBu II. 9lidcrS Gafc,

9drf.er nit ielleu HScIIcn, GgiritIofen
ltl0 GilarrCI.
Nr. j12, SiiO.Srertunt Aucnue, Baltimore.
Nrcl SnIlb oclI 6dll5cl &aB.
(Stpt21.I0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Gcrlanat int N%naemeineu.
grntihea 9lrhelts. Mndmeiiunns Nirrnu

Grutidles Nrbeits.9 iadymeiinuas .Siircau,
Nr. 2i9. SiiO Sbdrp StruGC, inter Der Inlitdt
Der Senilden @eleliChdll". - NiCicntQeH, Die
hclltihe NunoluCrttr. GrbCItCr uuo Stenitbntclt
5I beidultiQCu ulinihcu. luulen ltb pertnnlih
r6cr in irunfirtCu VricieH IN Den Nacntc1 Der
tSeiClihu'i. 5ubouu .. WCncr, Hr. 219, Glib
Sbnrp. StrnNs, ruCHoCU. pclber uueGtGeIt.ih
@uciuHlt crtBcilCl miro. Sprthitulocu bon !
Bis Z llbr. C%an2S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

bes oEauern Sr. sllnt, 'Nereins." nSibctD
fT1n6sGartnoercins,' aGautnn SntmCrlp.
9uus mo 9eibsNereine,~ nSeutf6e &C.
miiibIihfeii,~ rNeiitilhmiebe Union un6
~9efpersGonfIuOe gt. 41S, =. 8. s. 9ris
i6es Bier Al tPper Belt. 1eIepb"u: y.
& V. - gQo.f 2509 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
SECOND CALL

$1,000 atlantic Coat pine Goni ......t02
$1,000 9iorfoIf m II. rlabt ser ...... %
$4,000 @SsG Stut ....,........ 1914
$1,000 @'@se Clint .............. 33%
$1,000 Goro Carolina Ter .. ......i03
$1,000 llniico JtOiNuous icr .......... 90
1000 Geabooro TO Som ............ p
200 2eaboaro 80 Com ,........... EN-
20 @QhS - 81,
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9Oiepa ettpsnasr,e 6afr,

2115 Galucrton Ruao, naue SrebcrId.Npt.
Die belteH gSeiHs i'm Ncfieno. Ulubls
3etten 3l leoer Scit. YCibdiislunth cine
Spe6tdllint. - Snupi0nartier ots Gar.
rotltnH lrbettersWlaHrtrt0rs".
(Ipril20iN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Groceries uno Brooiiic c.
mem.

SoI5fIciidL pro Eiuno: fIeine Gu
1ur-Gurco Shinfcn 1234c.; NroBt
Sd)infcn l134c.; G%oliiornier Sdin-
fen Sc; Sugar . Gureo Sdllltern
s12c.; troden gciol5cne Scitenrippcn
Spctieitcn Toe; troden geiuls
3cnc Sdrultcrn SHc.; reinc1 Shmu;5
III Elcrce9 SEC; Spedldultern &C.;
WcB.S hmciueileiif $3.50 pro Sab.
Moilinirtcr 3udcr: 0eluilrie!t
5.G0c,; pulucriiirt &c; STANDARD ara,
mIirt 1900; icin Grnnulirt 4.90c.;
Grpltul " loo; Columbia u i.55c.;
gclber $500. bis 4.10c.
@er0ltetcr aofice: &. 6. 6. 100
Bio. ailten 131ac.; &. g. 6. GO Yio.
aiiten 1906; &. g. Is. 3G Yiumb
&iiten 1890; reincr SABA 29c. bis
2912c. outer SABA pc. bis 2712c.;
reiner Wtotro pc. bis 271ac.; SABA
iIno Wotto 0cmiiht, 26c. bis 26l2c.;
SABA, Gcmiiht, Do. bis 2515c.; rel
nCr Worocoibo 22c. bis 2212c.; reincr
So 0lopro BIC. bis 22l@c.; rcincr
SontoS 21l4c. bis 221ac.; SoutoS,
Gcnlilht, 2O34c. bis Die; bio, &c.
miidt, 1875. bis 20c.
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Stenenseinde
SteNegeiu6:


Sin Gcuifhcr. Der cualifh ipriht iuht 2tcue
nla Vurlcu0Cr Ooer @yucern. Glcrf. lud}ufrnQct
IN Hr. lIit, 6UOtiic. StrnBc, HOrulisFutut,
t2S4-G
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stnrh e. alfin,s Nrhnnrnnt.

Rr. 2i6, glno', nabe SulpuroaStrabe.
Bor8iiglt6e 9Seinc, Spiriiuoteu u. linton.
@iaarren, Seiies Piet ain Sapf. 9urih
fir 6efbdft5Iette bon 11.30 Borm. bis
2 uhr RadhmittnNs. lelepbon U. & y.
Dtt. Yernon 300s-T. (Widr32)
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SCbn M~IGbclIhrciuer. nm an WInbdGonU NiU-
helm III arbeitcn. !tad3ulruGCU in Hr. BOB,
VOroa SUlun .StrnRe. (273-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

1880 @lllhcl; Glcuotorcu Norroth
3lO,lSG Nuid)cl. NcrfGuic: 10000
Nulhel Gc5cnlebr 81 SGl4.
The news & observer., 1905-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

s. Berwanger.-A Merry Christmas.
Dobbin 4 Feirall-Season's Greeting.
Cross & Linehan Ca Merry Christ
mas.
I'll. Mahler's Sons.-A Merry Christ
mas.
The Citizens National Bank.-Happy
Christmas.
Kings Business College, Merry
Christmas.
Commercial and Farmers Bank.-Ra-
leigh. N. G..
The Security Life and Annuity Co.
Lending a Helping Hand.
Greensboro Life Insurance Co.'s
Your Earning Power Insured?
The news & observer., 1905-12-24
Rev. w. sakalxibara to Preach.

Rev. w. Sakakibara, a japanese
clergyman of New York city, recent
graduate of the University Of the
South viii preach in the Church of the
Good Shepherd to-day at IL o'clock.
He will also deliver a brief address at
the carol service in the evening on
THE Religious Festivals of Japan.
The news & observer., 1905-12-24
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. A. H. Moment, D. D., Pastor
Services at II a. m. and 1880 p. M;
Sunday school at $50 a. m; evening
services CThursday), 7:45 p. m. On
Sunday evening the subject will oe
The Catacombs of Rome" Seats
free. The public is invited.
The news & observer., 1905-12-24
Christ Church.

Rev. NJ. M. Marshall, ID. D., Rec
tor-Fourth Sunday in Advent-Holy
communion at a. m.; Sunday school
lat 10 a. M; divine service and sermon
lat IL a. M; evening prayer at 4:3O
O'Clock. Services during the week.
Monday christmas day), full morning
service with celebration of holy Escha-
rist at II o'clock; Tuesday, st. Steph-
ems day, 10 a. m; Wednesday, St
John the Evangelist, o a. M, and A: 80
10. M; Thursday, the Innocents, 10 a.
M FRIDAY 10 "a m.