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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02

t.E0; salmon. SC: salmon
trout. 1k0l7ne: skinned perch.
&c. shrimps. t9iecl founders
&c: herring. &c; holsters. iThc;
smeIt. &c: sturgeon. &c: bSek bsss
&c. halibut, 60 &c. perch. &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
FIVE GRAND CONCERTS
AT SCHUETZEN PARK
First Program of a Series Will Be Civ
en- by PeIersen's Band Thurs
day Evening.

The first of series of five granc
military band concerts at Schuetzen
park will be given Thursday evening
by Albert Petersen's band This mu-
steal organization now has 40 pieces.
which permits of a full instrumental
ton. Miss Lillian Price is the soprano
and Jacob Hebbeln is the trombone Sc
lOist. Following is the first program
to be given:
March ...---......... ...............
Overture-"Tancred' ...... Rossini
tai album Leaf Rich. Wagner
CbD Awakening of Spring" " Bach
Solo for trombone - Cavatina from
"Nobucco" ..................V Verdi
Grand Fantasia from Lucia de
Lammermoor" .Donizett,
MignOn" Thomas
SopranO-aD Summer Night"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Goering Thomas
b. "As | Love Thee. &c..
--.-.---.---. -.-...--.-..--.- .lldSey
Waltz-"JOlly Fellows" .. Volstedt
Scenes of Switzerland" .... Langley
Rustic picture. peasant dance, alp
horn, laendler. tirolienne.
finale.
Grand American Fantasie V Herbert
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
entertain CLASS
Juniors of High School Give Re
ception and Hop TO
Seniors.
CLASS EXERCISES THURSDAY
Held in Auditorium-Attend by In
Place at Theater Thursday.

This evening al the Watch Tower
inn The annual reception and hop OF
the junior class OF the high school, IN
honor Of the graduating class. viii be
held The junior reception is an event
of each commencement, and is in &C
cOrdance with an old custom of the
school The reception is entirely com
plimentary for the seniors. and friends
of the juniors. With the junior party
this evening each day OF this week
has its exercises of the graduating
class Tomorrow afternoon al o'clock
at the high school auditorium the sen
Tor class holds its class day exercises.
Admission is by invitation for this
program. which is as follows:
Program.
Vase Brilliante, II. Moszkowski-
Mary Eta Dickman.
Presidents address-Edward Henry
KrelL
Glass WilI-Mabel Efie Smutz.
Glass History-M MADEIRA ID. Fezler
Glass Prophecy Emalyne Grace
Wright.
Piano solo-Ernest Myron Henning.
Presentation of gift to school-Bes
sic Amanda Sandberg.
Response on behalf Of schOol-Clar-
ence Martin
Presentation of gift TO juniors-Wal
ter Gait Jens.
Reception Of gift by juniors-Charles
Woodin.
Farewell address-Anna Irene Ferry
Mandolin sOlo-Elsie Julia SchoCker.
Commencement.
The commencement program viii be
given at the Illinois theater, Friday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
THE CREATION"
AT AUGUSTANA
Given by Handel Oratcrio Society AS
sisted by Several So
Ioists.

A large and highly appreciative au-
dience was gathered at Augustana col.
Iege last evening to hear the rendition
of The Creation" by the Handel Ora
torio society. assisted by the soloists.
Mrs. jeanette Bell Ellis. soprano; w.
T. Ross, tenor, and Gustaf Holmquist,
bassO. and accompanied by Strasser' s
orchestra. To music lovers il was a
treat. The chorus. consisting of about
100 voices. under the able direction of
Prof. F. Z. Peterson, showed eXcellen,
training, while the solOists rendered
their parts as only artists can, the trios
being especially worthy of note. Mrs.
Jeanette Bell Ellis. the soprano, pos
sesses a voice that is wonderfully
clear and sweet and full of expression.
w. 4. Ross. the tenor. has a full. rich
voice and was well qualified for the
parts. which he sang. OF the popular
basso. Gustaf Holmquist, little needs
to be said as he has several times
heretofore taken part in Augustana' s
musical features and has won the
hearts of all who have been fortunate
enough TO hear him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
RIGHT TIME TO CURE cATARRH
n. o. Rolls Guarantees Hyomei Viii
Cure if Used Now


The early summer when the weather
becomes warm and settled is the best
time of the whole year TO treat ca
tarrhal troubles with the expectation
of complete and lasting relief.
Everyone who has catarrh of the
head and throat should know how fool
ish il is 10 try and cure it by dragging
the stomach
Until recently your physician would
have said that the only way to cure
catarrh would be by a change of eli.
mate. but now with Hyomei you can
carry a health-giying climate in your
purse or vest pocket, and by breath
ing it a few minutes four times a day
soon cure yourself.
Everyone who has catarrh. or even
tendency to catarrh, should use Hyo
mel now. for the benefit will be gained
twice as quickly and the disease thor
oughly eradicated from the system.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but one dollar. and includes a neat
pocket Inhaler. a medicine dropper
and sufficient Hyomei for several
weeks treatment The inhaler lasts a
lifetime. and if more Hyomei is needed
extra bottles can be obtained for 81
cents.
In Rock Island there are scores OF
well known people who have been
cured of catarrh by Hyomei- II il
does not cure you. H o. Rolls Will re
turn your money. This is the strong
est evidence he can offer as TO his
faith in the remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
NOTES OF THE RIVER.

The Ruth. Eclipse and Helen Blair
were in port. The Mac and Elinor
went north
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31

evening, al 5 O'Clock. Admission to
the theater is by ticket only. the ma
jority OF the tickets being distributed
among the members of the graduating
class for their relatives and friends
The remaining seats were placed IN
sale at the Illinois this morning. and
sold rapidly during the day. The com
mencement of the high school is an
event al which the management OF the
theater is assured Of having well
filled house. Saturday evening the an
nual alumni reunion and entertainment
in honor OF the new members who
graduate this week. will be held at the
high school auditorium. The annual
business meeting of the high school
alumni association viii also be held
during the evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31

1T was almost a miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me Of q terrible
breaking out all over the body. am
very grateful" Miss julia Filbridge.
West Cornwall, Conn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
While There is Life There is Hope.

l was afflicted with catarrh; could
neither taste nor smell and could hear
but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured ii.
Marcus G. Shautz. Railway. y. J.
Cream Balm reached me safely and
the effect is surprising My son says
the first application gave decided re
lief. Respectfully. Mrs. Franklin Free
man. Dover, y. II.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing Sold by druggists at 80
cents or mailed by Ely Brothers. sc
Warren St, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
CONGRESSMAN MARSH
is AGAIN VERY ILL
Pneumonia Again Attacks Him at
His Home in War
saw.

-. J. r. Hollowbush was in War
NV yesterday in attendance upon
Congressman b. +. Marsh who is again
u with pneumonia. from which he
suffered an attack in Washington las;
winter While DR. HoEowbush has
great confidence III the congressman
rugged constitution. yet he is very
anxious concerning the condition Ga
the distinguished patient.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

enables the stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all of the whole
some food that may be eaten 1t nourishes
the body. and rebuilds the weak organs,
restoring health and strength. Kodol cures
indigestion, constipation. dyspepsia, sour
risings, belching. heartburn and all stomach
disorders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
FLOWERS UPON THE WATERS

Grand American Fantas!e V. Herbert
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
Quality VS.. Quantity.

Hard muscles and strong body do
not depend on the quantity of food you
eat. but on its perfect digestion and
proper assimilation. When you take
KOdol Dyspepsia cure. your system
gets all the nourishment out OF all the
food you eat. II digests what you
eat regardless of the condition of the
stomach and conveys the nutrient
properties TO the blood and tissues.
This builds up and strengthens the en-
tire system. Kodol cures indigestion
dyspepsia. belching, sour stomach
weak heart, etc. Sold - all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
Sailors Remember Their Dead and
Have Their Ceremonies.

One Of the features of yesterdays
ceremonies was the salute fired by the
naval reserves at the foot of Seven
teenth street. in memory of the dead
patriotic sailors. A large bunch of
roses was thrown into the river. after
which the salute was fired by Gunner
Mate William Franks and taps were
sounded by James Jeffreys and August
Lundberg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
up Agin" a Good Thing

w HS" NON i6
q man when he commences to
patronize the American Steam
Laundry. The best laundry ever
struck is what those who indulge
In a little slang would say. But
entire nous If you want your linen
as fauliless as when you first
bought IL, in color and nnish, we
will guarantee to do IT to your sat
isfaction every time Careful hand
ling and artistic work are among
our up-tO-date methods
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
TweIfth street sad F-ifIk Gv~s~s-
TPaSns 1884,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
TEACHER RESIGNS
Charles w. Kent Accepts Posi-
ton in Los Angeles
School.
WILL HAVE SIMILAR WORK
Has Had Charge Of Mechanical Draw
ing and Manual Training Depart
ment - Successful Year.

| Charles W. Kent, supervisor of man
ual training in the Rock Island public
schools, rendered his resignation TO
the school board today. TO take effect
at the end of the school term just clos
| ing. Mr.. Kent's action follows his be-
| ing offered a similar position 10 the
one he has held here in the State Nor
NAL school al Los Angeles, Cal. an
lnOuncement of his election To the pO-
sition having been received. The new
position offers a considerable advance
in salary.
| Mr.. Kent came to Rock Island from
| Decatur in 1901. His first position was
teacher in physics. which place he
| filed in the high school for one year.
| With the opening of the new school
building he was put in charge of the
mechanical drawing work and the man
ual training department. which was
started in the new building. The present
efficient standing of this part of the
school course has been brought about in
the last three years under his manage
ment. a year ago the manual training
work was extended to the grammar
grades, and he was made supervisor
of the course in the city schools, with
personal charge of the higher gram
mar rooms, Miss Abbie Dean having
the work of the lower grades under
his instruction. Mr.. Kent has spent
the vacations of the past few summers
since he has undertaken this. as yet
new. course of public school work in
pursuing courses of study bearing up
on il in different colleges
Exhibit of work.
The exhibit of the work of Mr.
Kents department, which was held in
the high school building the past few
days, occasiOned surprise at the
high merit of the work and brought
forth many remarks of praise. The diff
ferent pieces that were on exhibition
are today being removed. and Mr..
Kent will close up his affairs with the
school in the remaining days of the
term. He will not leave for his new
| location until late in the summer
! a fine set of mOlding, matching, rab-
betting and other forms of bench planes
were presented to the manual training
room this week by B. F. Knox. The
tools were used by Mr. Knox's father.
anu nave oeeH kept III SOOu CONDITION.
They will be very helpful to the pupils
! in their work.
The canoe made by Mr.. Brooks joint
| ~ with Mr.. Kent during the spring in
the manual training room has been
placed in the water Will Rich launch
ed his fine canvas canoe, one of the
fleet of small craft of the Gitchee Gu
NEE Outing club, in the river this fore
noon. The sail yacht Frolic. also of
the club, was recently placed on the
river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-31
RIVER FORECAST

The Mississippi viii continue to fall
slowly below Dubuque. and a station
airy or slightly falling stage will pre-
vail from lie Claire To Muscatine by
Friday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
SdliffsnadlridJtCm.

Ncm.0 orf, IS. 6ebruor. - gG1.
9elangt lit bier ser 9nmpier oSt
2OuiS" BON SoutbonptOn.
2iperpool, is. Scbrilor.-0er
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bon bier nod) Nelp. 2)orf ob.
NcnpcL fl. Scbruur. NnNc-
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BON NemsYort.
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fe" bon Nen.Yorf.
Gberbourg, Is. 6ebrllor. -
Der Compiler oYbiloOeIpbio" ging
beilte BON bier nod gtclu-Yorf o6.
Intmerpeu, Is. 6cbrror. 49,
Nod Nelu.Yorf obGeiobrcn lit bon
bier Der 0oupfer ~&roonlono."
Sapre, IS. 6ebrllor. Ger
0ampfer go @reto9ne" Itod) bellte
bon bier nod) Nelu-gorf in Gee.
Bremen, Is. 6ebrllor. - Der
9ompfer oGbennib" gin9 bellte bon
bier nad Baltimore ob.
Somburq IS. 6e6rudr.-NodD
Baltimore nbgcfobren lit bon bier
Der 9ompIer oSbcboe."
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lidtet ml,rOc bier Der bon Nem.Yorf
mad 2%iocrpool beitimmte Oompicr
n@cpic."
9ouer, Is. Sebruor. - &ier pal:
iirte bellte Der 9nmpfern Hotteroom, "
bon HotterOom nod) Nelu.Yorf llrla
terlue9S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19

mas fir tie ie6r @idtigeS crtholtc.
Gic iunge Game Iebte ober 10 aus
idlieBlih ihrcr @unit mo bat fiir
mamIi6e &ercbrer 10 tDenig Suite.
reiie, Dap tie crit nor Dem leBten Gift
aus Neugieroe Oa9 aditben 6Huete.
Wfuu fam iid ibreu S6redeH Dor
teller, ais lid aus Dem &Githen cine
Rattcr - ME man ulti @rtrnoiglun-
gen i'm Softbeotcr crilIbr, tuar eS
cine Plin0ldlei6e 80 crbob, INN bcra
allS5llid)ncIlcn. Die GiinitIcriu itiir5s
te Dor Shrcdcn liant ldrcieno 5u9o'
cen mo pCritouhte iif bicrbei Oen
SUB. 81 @iIlie ciIcuoCS tehniihe$
Ferionol t6otctc Oic Nutter. Grot
Scr groBcn Shmcr5cn mo 6eS aus
G%clton6cnen SdJrcden& ipicltc sic
iun9e aituitlcriu tapier ibrc RoQc SIT
Gnoe, lulo rcttetc 0oS Stiid Oomit.
Is frogt iid nm, Gc9en men mar
0o8 Ittentnt 0eridtet2 Die iungc
&iinitIerin lit megen ibrent Grmitei-
fer, .ocr ibr iiir onocre 0i9ge fnum
Stimmung iibriN lGBt, icbr bclicbt
bel ibren GoQcginncn luo bci'm Vlt
blitum mo oiirite bcSbulb lpobl
tolm 6einoc bobeu. @obridcinli'
der obcr lit, 0oB man ocn @lutor oc@
StiideS treficn molte, mocm man
unmittelbor Dor Der &oritclllmQ no
elm GrloB nidt mcbr m0Qlid) mor,
Ole GrGgerin elmer @ouptroIlc Iobul,
leQen mollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
9ln nelter IGuen BON onltedcn0cn
8rontbeiten lulIr0cn 0enleI0et:
Observation-Disclosures

Grin mat @ @eri d) t. 49, (8ol
&ifter @ideS.; Sir )Montoq: lin.
teridlo9ung - @nl. &. 5bompion.
0iebitobl - Geo. @iQioms, 86ilip
Soppoo6, Se5efio6 Sobnion, ellie
Gobinion SomeS q. McGreo, @eiiil
9offoro, GIoiiic Campbell. 1ronf
Sc Compile. Gn1piong geitoblencr
8aoren - SoGu Moore. Nngrifi-
Soporo SORES, GOQur Sores mo
Milton SoneS.
@oiienGeri Of t. - (Sor ocn
Hid)tcrn @lod, 0'Vrien 1t. @oitber.)
Is iullroen crnomt jl NodloB.8er.
maltern III oen SGuen bon Gomoro
j. 9ritton Sr. Muu. H.gritton 9iir0.
ldaft 500; bon @ott5oio 9urdSroll
Mdrp s. @lrd, Niirgidoft $500; bon
Suliet McG, @ird6eoo Sr. ". Sail
Sorris, giirgihoit $4,000. 3ur8or.
miinoin &nro Q. &ongbein iiirMorp
&on96ein @iirgiGoft $1,000. Snpen.
toro ? Yer5eifniiie eingereid)t in Oen
6Guen bon MnrD Is. Moonep, $3377;
Sobn $. 9oibiel6s, $1,000; Arnolo
q. Siaegeiit, $500; Morp 9ormon.
$40. gto6loB 9crid)te bcitGti9t IN
ben 6Gaen BON Charles j. Sou, 3d..
C95; Bertha San Gollom $t050;Mo.
ri s. grummel, $500; Srgo3inf6on
$t43S; gnton s. Siue9eiit, $500,
@crfonf rutifi5irt i'm Safe Don Sugo
3infonb, $13. 8ormunoidoftS . 9a.
rihte 6eitGti9t in ben Gdaen bon 81
bert &. @e6cr, $3t05; &ol5ep M.
SimmonS, 1886; Samuel 3e0cr,
$3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
Brnnoitiifs : 1Ic6ertraannaen.

Sole 9epolit ono 5rnIt Co."
Sruitee, on Stltort s. Soppcr, iiini
8runoItiidc, 81.
Sbos. q. Gaicott II. u. an, SeItas
mentsUolItrcder, on Glen q. Mor-
lon, 2 8rinoItiide, $40.
Weper bon GoIlom, NudlaBpermoI.
terrier, an Geo. @. Cotton, Horoieite
Der 2eringtor., nabe &od.S troBe, IA
bel 76, @ru1b5ins 1913, 500.
Eeter Nering Ii. u. al Ora &c.
5inSfn Sitieitc Der 8egeiter-, uobe
@ougb-S trobe, 1876 bel 60, $3.50.
.Imerican Bombing 60" an Gre
oerid @agner II. a., Sitieite Der
Wontforb-gpenue, nobe 5eoeral-
StroBe. 65 bel 1854, S..
Soiepb 9. Mc9tamara II. u. all
Bridget WcNamoro, Oltieite Der Gre
ter, nobe 5olplt.S traBe, @runO5ins
$26, So.
Charles 6. 9el II. q. ot Senrp O..
Ylrmbofi II. 81, SItieitc Der Gbeiter.
StraBe, nabe 0ortb. aueniie, IS. bel
20, @runo5ins Sal. S..
George d. @aitber, inn, Eruitee.
II. q. oil Die .9ationol erGange
9anf," / Grunoltiid, s bel -, $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
griefbci6rSernns nad bem 4usIanb.

slusldnoii6e Yoit fir Die nit Dem
20. 0ebruar enbenoe 8ode iflieBt
bier Gin alien 8dlen piinftlif) ipie
folgt.
Badet . BoIt lit often bon 0 llbr
Gormittags Bis 5 l1br abenbs tag.
lid (oiisgenommen Sonntaes).
Godet.BoIt fir 9euti6Ianb i6liebt
bier ont Wontog, ben 90. Sebruor.
Mittmof, Ben %. 5ebruor, unoSrei.
tag, Den "a. 6ebrior, 10 llbr Gor.
mittogs.
Grams. d g o It.
Wiontog - 6 llbr IbenbS, nod
europe per Gampfer .aronprin5
@iIbelm." pia Tlpmoiitb. Gberbourg
uno gremer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
Die Sdlanac lit Der 8onbonaierc.

Gin SGlon9et attentot imMiin'
d)eiler Soitbeoter beidditiet our 3eit
Die Miindener Sid)erbeits : gebor.
zen uno fHbrt SIT mand)erlei pipd)o.
logiidet GripGglngen. Gor oer8or,
ltearn0 BON 6. @auptmann's Berg
ibmieoe" foro Die 9ertreterin DER iu-
genoli6en Sallptrolle SRI. &eubfe ei.
ne rei5enoe gonbonniere nebit einem
8riefhen aui ROiapapier ouf ibrenl
3oilettentiih Dor. Sic rpnroe in
oemgriefe bon einem .feierIiden8er.
ebrer" aebeterL bos aaithen nod Dor
Der 0oriteuun9 5n offnen, % es ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
IbfaBrtstase Der Sampfer bon Neiu'
WDrf.

9ampfer nYonnonia" nad ReapcI
uno 8enua am 81. 8ebruar.
9ampfer o9ronprin5" nof 9re.
men om 81. Sebruor.
9ampfer DWnieitic" nod 2iber'
pool ont 90. Sebruar.
Sompfer Stella" nad @eapeI
urt6 @enua am %. Sebruor.
9ampfer n@mIteroam" nad) Iot.
terbam ant %. Sebrllar.
9ampfer n9arboroIla" na6 9re'
men am 90. Sebruar.
9ampfer n@ascogne" nad Sabre
am %. Sebruar.
9umpfer n6i,rneiiia" nadJ @Ias'
gotp am 25. Sebrliar.
9ampfer .@ooerlonS" mad Clint.
perpen am 25. Sebrrar.
9ampfer st. 2oliis" na6 Soutb.
ampton am 25. Sebruar.
9ampfer nGampania" nod 2iber.
pool am 25. Sebriiar.
Sampfer nManitou" nod 2onoon
ant %. Sebriar.
9ampfer vG%epllbIic" nod Neapel
un6 @eniia am %. Sebrilar.
9ampfer .aoal6crt" nod HeapeI
uno @enlta ON %. Se6rltar.
9ampier D@oIoeriee" na1 Sam.
burg am 25. SSe6ruar.
9ampfer o9reslau" nod Bremen
am %. Sebriiar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
Staot Baltimore.
SnuitGtS .Scridlt

Observation-Disclosures llllo Stond)ltlN
iorOcrn 80 0pfcr. - @enige6Gae
bon iniccti0icn aroufbciten.
9tuf 0Cnt @cridt oc9 @e~ilnobcit3
Gommiii0r2 Or, &omc3 @o9lcU itors
ben in Scr ucriloiicncn ISOLDE PIG
Ycrioncu IN baltimore, qcgcn 23l in
Der 0leihIuuicnOcn ISOLDE oc& Dor.
Iobrc5, 30 in 1908 mo 1916 in 1902.
Gle Stcrblid)fcit@rotc mar 1857 pro
1000 Der @ciunmtbcp0lrcrum9 17.71
fir sic @ciBcu mo 29.G3 iiir Die DE
ger. Ton Den &critorbencn iuorcll
so I'M NlISlonoc %0cboren; 10 morclI
Negcr. Sn 9oppiem = 9(ipl crcigne.
ten iih s, IN SoipitGlern 26 uno in
onoeren SnItitltteu 1 GoOeSfdae; 81
S1lqueite muroen Qc6olten. GS mllrs
ocn 81 mciBc mo 5 Ncgeracburtcn
9enteloct. Sic borlptiddllidItcn 60
6eSuriahen lpurcu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19

Iienitug - I llbr NlbenOS, nodl
europa per Compiler ,0iojeitiC, piu
Gltcen$tomn.
Mittpoh 49, 10 llbr Nbcn0S, nodl
Srontreifl SiiOsGuropo, Ggppten II.
8ritiid. Snoieu per 0ontpfer ga
@oScogne," piu Sabre. (Briefe nod
onoercu SbeiIen Grropu'5 miiiicrl
per go 0oScognc" oorcilirt iein.)
6rcitua - 6 lt6r Nbcuo5. nodl
europa per 9ompier st. 9oui9."
uiu Elumolttb mo %Gberbourg. (@oIts
laden uud) 2ipcrpooI, Sdottluno II.
(Srlnno miiiien cen &ermcrt opcr ct.
&oui0" trugeu) 7 ltbr Nl6enoS, nod
europa per Compiler oGompouia,"
Oiu Queenstown.
g o II I iir Sii s. un6 Central
amerifo, @ It etc.
Sountog 10 llbr @bcn0S, nnd)
Bermuda per 9onpfer nSriuiooo."
WoutaQ - llbr Ho6mittuQS,
nod) Den 9obumuS per Compiler BON
Wiiomt Slo.; TO llbr Nbcno9, nod
Central. Nmerito mo iiiolidcu Haci-
ficbGfen r0ompfer piu Colon; nod
oen So Eloto.20noeru per 0ompfer
oGliine;" nod oen @eeluurO- mo
MinOmorO-&nie uno Guiana per
Compiler n9orono."
0ienItug - / llbr Nadym., nad)
Snmoico per 9umpier pom Bolton.
Wittnodl 49, I llbr Nndm, uodl
0en Bahamas per Compiler uonW}ia.
mi, Slo.; 10 llbr NbenoS, nod Snaz
| qua, @opti mo Colombia per Gam.
pier oNlel1e;;" nod Sllbo, Yhtcaton
1t, /. ~. per 0oupfcr oSopono;"
nod oen 9obamoS per Compiler
rSontiugo; nod) GSontoico per 9om-
pier bon Gbilaoelpbiu.
0onnerItog 49, 10 llbr @benoS,
nod Neufunolono per 9ompier
oSDlpio."
8reitag - nm 10 llbr 9tbenos nod
Bermuda per Sompfer y9ernll.
oion;" nod Curacao uno &ene3ue.u
per Compiler DMorocoibe;" nod
Forto Hico, ct. SbomoS, oen>2ee-
luoro- uto 8inomoro-S nieIn per
Gompfer oGonce," pio San %S5ilalt;
nod 6ortlme- SSlano. SSomoico un0
Colombia per 9ompfer o9laegbonD;"
nad Cuba per 0ompfer .Werico;"
naf 0renooo, Iriniooo uno @uiand
per Camp Ter 0Moropol;" nod 9or.
booos mo Roro.8roiilicn per 0on-
pier oWoronbenie."
SamItog INN 1 lt6r Ha6mittaaS
nad Den Bahamas. SuieIn per Gam.
pier bon Miomi.
Die Foit nod NeliImoluno, Dia
WORDS ioneD, mo mad, Wiqielon,
uio Bolton, idlieBt bier tGglid UNI [
llbr geadmittagS; nod) Cuba, niu
Tampa, 5la, tGglid) ltnt 1 llbr Hod,-
mltto9S; naf SonouroS, Gotta Mica,
Guatemala, Eonnnto itno Der 9unol-
Bone, pio Nep'O rIcons, tGglidl ltm
s llbr @ben05.
&%rans. Boctfic Soft.
Sonntag - I lt6r NbenoS, mad
Sopon China uno ipe5iea ooreiiirtc
FoitIud1en nod Den Ebilippinen pia
Seattle.
Wontag = Z llbr N6euos, mad,
SotuoiL Sopnn, Goreu. China uno
lpc5ieIl aoreiiirte Yoltiod)en nod oen
FbiIippinen uio Son 6ron5iSco.
6reitog II llhr Nben0S, mad,
Den Ebilippinen mo Guam pia Gan
6ron5iSco.
Somitog - I llGr I6etoS, mad,
Den 6itifi'S nicIn, gultrulien uno
gteir.G% oleoonien oio @oncouper.
Die SronS- Eaciiic.Eoit miro tGa-
lid 5ltln abfobrtboicn bef0roert, uno
Die Belt oeS Boltihllliies lit 10 arron-
9Irt, Dab cin umlnterbrodlener llc6ers
LAMB transport itnttfinoet.
W. Sail SarriS,
81 .sEI-
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Wr. 1924, SftsScItimores Sirabe. - 8tut'
mer an Serren Sl bcrn1ietben. - Seinite
@etrdnfe uno Beine. .gnbs8tetpsBrdu
reis"gier. BeufammIunesIoidl bes DIT
%9ombntoitr. Smmeriu. @uii' unb 9etb'
gereins". gbef.sIeI. Wt. Sermon 4942 B
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19
On nerfanfen oSer 40 berpadten.
8u uerFauieu oSer an perpodtcn:

Gu UerIauieH ooer Su nerpadten:
9as iueribOoHe @rlInoftiid an Der Gde bon
GitsgnItimores Strnbe uno Boitoffices9tpenie
40 bel 100 Sub. Ser bintere SbeiI oes Sruros
ttiidS miro fir elm Sef1dfiSgebduoe oeS .9elit'
f1en Correspondent" bembt peroen. Nibere
Gustunit bel 6. Jlnine, Gr. Ali, ct. Yaul.str.
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-19

NOmiral Ierucp Ieioet on Ser
Grippe nro muB leine @obnung in
Waibington bitten.