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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
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Largsss 8sns % Jsstssn Hats
TROCONIZ, sl8 South Sprfnz St

land, solo, Miss Vera Kennedy; Greece,
solo, Mrs. ]. B. Oatman; America, solo,
Miss Cooley. These numbers will be
given in costumes appropriate to the
nations represented.
The newly elected officers of Sunny
side lodge, X. of p, will be installed
Monday evening. "A banquet and cards
will be supplemental features Of the pro-
gram.
The Lady Maccabees are to hold So
cial tomorrow night, at which an in
teresting musical program will be pre-
sented.
Following the business session of the
Rathbone Sisters on Tuesday evening,
there will be a social session in which
the Pythian knights will be privileged
to participate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
Sale Of Seats for Burton Holmes

The sale of season tickets opens this
morning at the Union Pacific ticket Of
fice for the series OF travelogues to be
given by Burton Holmes at Blanchard
hall next Monday night. The arrange
ments Of dates have been so placed that
instead Of coming on successive or
nearly successive evenings, the present.
ations win be made at intervals OF two
or three evenings apart during two
weeks engagement in Southern Cali
fornia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
SOUTHERN FEUD
WELL PORTRAYED
GIVEN FIRST PRESENTATION
AT BURBANK
"In South car'lIney" Affords Good
Opportunities for Actors Abll-
Ity-"Yon Yonson" at
Grand

''Tn South Car'liney." a rural comedy
melodrama by Harry ID. Cottrell, was
given its first preseptation on any stage
at the Burbank theater yesterday af-
ternoon. 1t is a play which well fits
the talents Of the Morosco company.
and although from an artistic stand
point It comes far from being a mas
terpiece yet It carried we'll with the
audience. with the aid of the blue
pencil It might be made to stand high
in its class
The story is founded on a family feud
which according to history is handed
down in the south from generation to
generation. Naturally the son of one
family falls in love with the daughter
of the other. complication old as
Romeo and Juliet and one which ap
parently always lives A villain is in
troduced in love with the Juliet of the
play and the action is taken up with
bringing things to happy conclusion.
An unusual realistic effect was pro-
duced by the use of a number of live
chickens in the first act The fowls felt
deeply the responsibilities of their po-
sition. Two of them walked down to
the footlights and cooked their heads
on one side and sized up the audi
ence. One of them made an attempt to
walk into the lower box but was
frightened back by one of the orches-
ira. In probable spirit of revenge
the bird went over to the side of the
stage and attempted to obscure the
other actors by lifting her voice in
Joyous song.
William Desmond has a part which
suits him better than anything he has
had for many weeks and his admirers
were enthusiastic. The Hall sisters
are both good. The work of both is
artistic and convincing. Miss Jessie
Mae Hall wins the hearts of her hear
ers by her clever impersonation of
little girl.
Bennett Southard and Henry Stock
bridge both distinguish themselves in
character roles. John w. Burton and
Stanley Johns come in for a fair share
of the applause. II. S. Duffield is to
be congratulated for the staging of the
play.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
Monkey Is intoxicated

Senator Hahn" the bright little
monkey at Central park, who has been
the pet OF the mayor and the children
for some two months and was given
TO the city by Senator Benjamin Hahn,
was this afternoon made very drunk
by young fellow by the name of
Randolph. A bottle partly filled with
whisky was pushed through the bars.
and the initiative monkey needed no
further invitation to drink the con-
tents. Very soon he became drunk.
and was the center of thoughtless
group Of boys. who laughed at his
drunken antics. But the park police
man, officer Lutzo. came to the rescue
Of the little beast. and Randolph was
arrested and taken to jail. It is pos
sible that the Humane society may
take the matter up.
II present plans carry, Marengo ave-
rue OF this city win be the longest con-
tinuous asphalt pavement In all Cali
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
FlIIpIno students Arrive

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan, ia party
of Filipino students numbering 81, sent
here by the insular government. ar
rived today on the Sherman. Three are
girls. They VIII be distributed among
several high schols and colleges in
various parts of the country. princi-
pally in the south and east.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
pr. Eastman,s Lecture

Dr. Charles Eastman (Ohiyesa. the
Sioux will give a lecture in Simpson
auditorium Tuesday evening. as the
seventh event IN the Imperial course
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
society OF the First M. E. church. his
subject being The Last Stand Of the
Sioux"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16

To- Petitions have been prepared |
anAre being circulated to asphalt
NofAA AMarengo avenue from the old
oityzI its At Painter street to Wash
instoA Atreet, at least. Already there
Is a and a half mile stretch OF
pavern and It Is now claimed by
many he the longest in the state.
Mareng venue Is always one Of the
show stl Of the city.
Ea rn Capitalist Dies
J. F. L ard, aged 81 years. died
today at h home, "El Tampico," 42e
North Mart1o avenue, leaving a
widow here \ several children in the
east. Mr.. L, ard was retired cap
italist from I hlco. ILL.,. and the re-
mains will be Nen there for inter-
ment. The fun arrangements have
not vet been MAJ
Bits Views
Marcus A. Hall, y executor Of the
Mcdowell estate, O ares there is no
thought of the prop, V being sold, as
reported, for use ava sanitarium.
Such a rumor becam Nirculated this
past week and the neiA Nors started a
petition against such us \of thu place,
which is handsome one y the corner
of Summit avenue andy Washington
street. NJ
Beginning tomorrow n&Sning the
three bridges between thiNcity and
Linda Vista are to be closeeAo travel
in order that they may be Strengthened
and repaired. The work Is tdgge done
under charge of Contractor JAABeyer.
AS soon as the Linda Vista job \ COM
pleted the big wooden bridge on NEliza-
beth street, north of Dakota streeA is
to be repaired.
1t is reported that Miss Ethel Bah.
rymore, the celebrated actress is com
the purpose of regainlng her health
as she has some lung trouble whicl
her physicians fear may result seri
ously unless cared for Immediately.
The second son of Vice Presiden
Fairbanks is a guest at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Smith of Columbia
street.
Mrs. A. Kingsley Macomber is t
entertain with dinner-dance for he
friends at the Country club Monda.
evening.
"The Woman's Socialist Union" 1
rapidly becoming strong factor in TIL
local socialistic movement. Mrs. Leo
A. Beals, wife of one Of the leaders, /
president of the woman's club, and thi
past week a largely attended meeting
was held at her home. The unjus
industrial conditions for children wa
made the basis of an interesting dis
cussion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
Nhanae in Bill

It has beg decided not to give the
special perf6fmanee Of the Tanning OF
the shrew". and "Madame Butterfly"
al the Grand opera house on Saturday
night by Blanche Bates and her COM
uany. and The Darling OF the Gods"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
RoUsING MURPHY MEETING
Well Known Temperance Apostle
Wins Many Converts for Cause

Another rousing Murphy meeting was
held last evening in Blanchard hall
Judge c. c. Wright acted as chairman,
and besides Mr.. Murphy the speakers
were Judge Armitage of Helena, Mon
tana; Il. c. Eccleston and Frank f.
Pratt. Music was furnished by Miss
Stella Calender and Mr.. Evans. After
the meeting a number OF persons went
to the platform and signed the temper
ance pledge.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
Mhen You IIara a CoId

When troubled with a cold give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a trial.
1t always cures and is pleasant and
safe 10 take. The enormous sale OF
this remedy at home and abroad for
more than quarter OF a century Is
certainly SUFFICIENT guarantee of its
superior excellence. For sale by all
LEADING druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
Apollo Club RehearsaIs

The regular rehearsals of the Apollo
club will be held in Monmouth hall,
517 South Broadway instead OF the
annex to Hazards pavilion, beginning
with this evening. All members are
requested to note the change and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
san pIeuo to Entertain FIInt

D 7770VI7'7' -
SAN DIEGO. Jan. 15.-senat tor elect
Frank r. Flint of Los Angeles has
accepted an invitation from the San
Diego chamber Of commerce TO be
the latter's guest at its annual ban
quet on the evening OF January %
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16

will be the bill all through the week
commencing tonight with the single
exception of the special Thursday
when Madame Butterfly
and my Aunt's Advice" will be the
hill
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
Chicago Attorney Accidentally Killed

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-while cleaning
revolver today which he supposed
was not loaded, Frank W. Welch. a
well known attorney was accidentally
shot and instantly killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-16
Friday Matinee

on account Of the overcrowded
houses which have been the rule at the
Orpheum ever since the road show
opened there last Monday there Will
be a special matinee on Friday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

es gcbt." llnier 03eiIter Oompite
luitiq los, ltno Die Sofe ihielt ibn
olrt groBen SpoB Sill mafen. alS
er ieOod ans l%lrhfebren oodte mo
Den Motor obItelen iuolIte, iano er
Den g(biteuung96ebel nift mebr.
9tun luur ser CSonmer groB. 0aS
Iltto rate nciter, mo inner &ilome-
terfrciier iloa nit @inOeSeile ourd
ole Orti6oiten Wtodern, Eiurrebers-
meiler, Sorihipeiler, Yiittlingen unO
S~aoral6en, no er en0lid) Grl0llng
fano, inoem ooS Iutomobil bon
iel6it Iteben blie6, neil 0a5 9en5tn
ale mar. SSSn Den Ortihoiten, Ole CT
ouf ieiner unfreilpiaiaen 6a6rt pal
iirte, ihrie er iGmmerlid nm Sitlie.
G3 fornte ibm ober NienunO beIfen.
q Id Sem &orgongeM ii IL
d)cn'S mrroe 5uiolGe SenotSbeIhluis
icS nit @eginn oes nGdlteu Gene.
tiers ole 3uloiintg ouSlGnoildler
Stuoenteu (Guiien, BOleu mo G5es
dem oth an ser 9rounihmeiger
Eedniihen Sofifule Ourd) eridDe.
renoc Observation-Disclosures gene
rel eingeihr6ntt. Die qleiden OfoBs
nabulcu limo iibrigcuS an allen prell-
BiIdcu &odid)ulen eggplant.
Su 6em Ero5eB qCgen ole
oGormGrt9" Heootteure megen 8elei-
oi9lutq Der northumberland oe5
Blobeniecs@ eiGugniiie5 fam e3 5tpt'
id)en &ertbcioi9mg, Stoot9unpolt
uno @eridt 81 lhorien Iu3einon0er.
lebungen. &ertbeioiQer Or. 2ieb.
fneht lplroe on cinem Gage NIT
3tpei OronungSitroien bon ic bun.
ocrt Mforf gebiiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
I'm Shatten oes cleftriIden StublcS.

AIbuup, N..D, Is. Suni.-Go5
9(ppelationS9eri6t iebte bcute Die
Sinridtung gilbert z. Yotrid's, lpei-
der megen G%rmoroung oeS Wtiaio.
mars @iQiom 90. Hice gum Eooe
Oerurtbeilt lit, uno oeiien %4ppelotion
ooS 8eridt in ser lebten @ode Der.
mari, ouf Wontag, oen {. Gugult,
felt. Srobbem miro ole Sinridtrng
idmerlid al Dem erlpdbnten 3atum
poQltredt meroen, oenn er.8ouper.
1elr Gopio 9. Sill, Yotrid's an-
pult, bat bereits Sdritte fiir einc
iueitere Heuiiion oeS Sales ein9e.
leitet mo miro obne 3meiiel einen
Iuiidub bon Dem 8ouoerneur ooer
ir9eno einem bo6eren Gihter erlon.
gen. IieS miiroe Den Soa bis Otto.
Der oeridieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

Sur em igen &ube gebet.
eft. = Die iroiiben lleberreite BON
Srtt. Sigmuno &oientbal, pelber am
Montdg i'm boben IIter bon 80 Sab
rem in ieiner lesten @o6nung, Ser.
2003, gutam'Elaee, aus Dem 2ebel
idieo, muroen seiiern Iahmittaa III.
ter sablreiher 8etbeilisun9 bon Seio.
tragenoen bonn Sr%auerbauie aus aui
Dem "Sbeb Sbalom t. Srieobofe" CUR
etpigen Hlbe beitattet. Die Gabbiner
Or. @lois Safer bonn gutoip : Yloce.
Sempel uno Or. 4brabom Simon
bon @uibington, bielten Den Srauer-
%gottesoienit ab uno oils 9obrtubtrG.
ger iungirten Die SS. CHARLES Goien.
tbal, Charles Weper, Galoert Hoien.
tbol, hilbert Cites, Gus @umpredt,
gleranoer @lidiier uno Srances Sep.
borot. @elder 9eliebtbeit uno Md,.
tung iid Der gntihlafene erfreute,
belpieien Die 5ablreiden prabtpolen
ghmenipenoen, melbe an ieinen
Gorge n%iebergelegt paren. faF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

i 9ruipIe Eotnt 10. Suni.--
Ser Oompfer yNrmcnto," bon SEEM.
Oorf na6 Samblrg unterruegS, illbr
bier porbet,
Gueenstown, 10, &lmi. -
Ger 9ompfer ~Gentonic" leBte ieine
Geiie nod Neipa Yorf tort.
@enuo, 10. Slmt. - Der Dam.
pier nYrin5 IooIbert" lit BON Nem.
Dorf bier angefOmmcn.
YuIermO, 10. Suni. - Der
Oampier nSiciIion $rince" ponRem.
Oorf lit bier anGcIougt.
GueenStomn 10. Suni. -
Der Gonpier o&~cItcrnlono" tod
beute bon bier not Ebilooelpbio in
Gee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

bem &ortbeiI, ipern bieItr 0ie Sallt
beS llnterlcibS oeS decentralization or.
foBt uno oie 9eipegung zines 9loie.
balas nafobmt, bierburd) miro sic
fiinitlide 9ltbmung beoellteno qef0r-
bert. DAB Ser &%crungliidte 81 oQer.
crit BON icglider beelgenoen &lels
Dung befreit iein muB, lit iel6Itpeyz
itGnolid). Wtan 5iebe Inn alld Sdube
ulo Striimpie ans uno loiic Semon.
ben feline Seine bonn SUB bis gum
&nie beroltf reibenL Damn un6 mann
nit Der flahen @nno ouf 0ie GSlt6-
ioble ihlugeno. 0ieie 9emiibunaen
g%eniigen in Scr Regel, INN einen Be
linnllngSloIen nod elmer bol6en
Stlnoe gum 9eluuBtIein 5uriid,lrt.
len III ntanbcn 6Guen bot cS ober
loanr 5tpei Stum0eu geoauert. Spiri.
tlloien iinO Dem &crnnqliidten nid)t
cher SIT gebeu, ais bis ole notiirlide
Itbmnna unO sic Characterization
mleOer~ bergcitellt limo, mo ollh Damn
It1o StimIlantien MIR IN mGBi0cm
W}aBc a%ll5lliuenocn, man Jorge icbod)
Dor NllenL ooB Der 9etreiienoe Damn
iofort in cine mollene 0ede geluidelt
ooer in Elm 9ett qele1t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Salidm iinSerei im 3udrtbanie.

Vingba III o ~ 10. Sltni. -
2ouis Sultan nnb aoelbert Chaplin
eridienen Dor Dem 9unoeSgeridt mi.
ter Der anflage, Silber. Collars &c.
f1lift 81 boben, uno on8 SntereIan'
teite babel lit, oob Die beioen ange'
flogten Sur 3eit, oo Tie, Ger Gntlage
9enlGB, ole SnlidJmiin5erei betrieben
baben loQen, in Auburn I'M 3lldt'
baiis ioBen. @nwalt O'9teiu, Der
8ertheioiger SuIiun's, Oerlungte ge'
trennte 8erbonoIungen iiir Die bel
oen angeflagten, meldeS Aniuhen
pom Ritter Hop beuiQigt lpurbc, -
Ser 8ro3eB gegen Sultan nobm 10.
fort ieinen aniong. alS eriter 3euge
eridien Botrid 8bite, elm Iuiieber
i'm Huburuer 3udtbons. SULTAN
purbe 5u 5uei Sobren uno Chaplin
81 t3 Ytonateu @eiGngniB perur.
tbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Gpauaelildl . lutbcrildler Gunucnt.

FtttSburG Fay 10. sum-. -
0elegoten aus ollcn Tbcilen ser Ser.
Stooten lino 5li Dem AZ. 5iueii0bri-
gen Gonpent Der @enerolipnooe Der
epongeliidp Illtberilden Stride beS
2anbeS, oeiieu Groiinrng IN Der lu-
tberiiden @etbnnp.airde bobier olii
geitern gbeno ongeiebt mar uno mel.
der 5e6n Gage oouern miro, bier on'
gelanat. S5m 8un5en puroen 275
3elegaten rno Bertreter BON airden.
uDrit1noen, ipclbe ledS Wtiaionen
Communicated reprGientiren, 81
Dem Gonoent ermortet. Die erite @e.
ldGftsiiburg, in welder Der GonDent
%orgonilirt mo neile 9eomten er.
pGblt muroen iono berte ltutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
MnS MaihinatOn.

N u III q 10 II, NJ, 10. ,Sulll.
- Sn Ser leBten &ubiuctS. Sibuntg
mlroen bcrldic0enc 0cpnrtcmcntS.
Ingelegenbeitcn bon 9eoCutlna er.
luoger. Nod) elmer iniormelen Be
iprehllng Der ldmcben0en SricoenS.
8erbonolunaen cr0rtCrtc ser YrGIi.
bent nit Sem Sunoel3ietretGr Wtet.
coli Den ibn1 einQercid)ten Erote1t Scr
Otitglieoer Der .NmeriCan Nliatic
IliociotIon" Negcn oic nngeblih 81
ihroife @%onobobumq Oe9 Gbineien.
NuSid)luB : 0cieBca. Sopobl DEM
Er1iiocnten ais Dem Setretdr lit
oorum 81 tbun, 0cn Grportbanoel ser
omerifnnilfen 6obritonten 81 for
bern, nno nit &iidliht 0araui lino
lie germ bereit, ouI Ole Sroqe Der 3u'
lolllIna Der crimirten &lulien inter
Den Gbinelet eir5u9cbcn.
Sefretdr @iIlon tbcilte Dem YrG.
Iioenten nit, er beetle ole llnterlu'
dung iibcr sic 9cihuloiQmq, ooB
Yeribte iiber Die 9uummoucrnte Dor
ser 3eit on ole Seiicntlid)teit georun'
gen ieieL nod &rGiten ober bis iebt
babe lid Nid)tS crQcben, mas Oie Be
idlloigung redtlertige. Ger Ngent
oeS @e6cimoienItc9 mo sic unteren
9enmteu, pel6e Die llntcriudung
pornebmen, bobcl bonn SctretGr
@illon ole @eilung erboIten, NibtS
umperiud)t 81 lallen, nm Scr Sadie
oui Den 8runO 81 tonmnen.
8emoBrcgeIt
SctretGr Sit6cod entlieB ocnGbcfs
Glerf MiS0om bon ser MuStogee.
Snoioner . NeIcrpotion ans Dem 81
icntIidcn Gienite orrf Die Gnfluae
bin. oob or mGbrcno ieiner 5lnttio.
men oils Agent iid) gcipcigcrt babe,
in Der Sroge Der Surd)iiibrllng ocS
StellcrgeiebeS fir oen Greet Stunm
Oie Snitruftioncn oeS Snoioncr'Sn.
ipcftorS @rigbt 81 befol9en. @iSoom
iuollte iid oomit berouSreoenL oob CT
in ieincr GigenIhait ais lteIlucrtre'
tenoer Igent nidt oenielben &egeIn
unteruorfen iei wie oils reguldrer
Ngent.
Ger YrGlioent beItGtigte Sic BON
&riegSgeridte iiber Sberlieutehont
Sons q. @iiltboif bon Den Tbilipp!'
men &. Scouts me9en SeruntrerntnJ
mo on0erer @ergeben ollf oen Hbis
!ippinen periii9te Streidung bon
Der Hnnglilte.
Gin YenionGr mi Semi i
enSbiien
Gem GeniionS GommiiiGr8nrner
ging elm 9eitrog bon 1924 sum &c.
~uiilenSiono 0eS S6obomteS 81. Gr
fam bon eillem EeniionGr uno biloet
oen qor5en EeniionSbetrog meldcn
ser Monn ieit Dem 8iirgerfriege &c.
5oget bot lno Der lid 5uerIt allf 81
mo ipGter oui Sc pro Wonot beIolt'
fen bat. @er bieler YenlionGr lit,
miro auf ieinen @unid) gebcim &c.
bolten, ober iein Nome miro %ioiort
bon Der EeniionSliite geitrid)cn iper.
Ocn. Ser renmiitbige Climber be.
tennt Ielbit Dob inn feline Yeniion
bate 5ufommen iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
@ice.Eraioent Sairbanfs miro SOf.
tor,

.Gitp, Soma, 10. Suni
9ei Der eeitrigen SabresibluB'
ieier Der llniperiitGt bon Soma belt
8ice.Erdiioent Soirbanfs Die 5eitre'
DC. inoem er iiber Dos Sbenta Gin
&apitel Der omerifanii6en 8eidid).
te" ipradJ. Die Heoe mor cine gl1n'
5enoe 2obreoe oif Wcainlep, Der Gu'
ba befreit uno ben Ybilippinen elm
Observation-Disclosures Saiein per.
idoiit, OILS Tie je inter ipaniiherSerr
idaft beieiien. am SdluB Der Seller
muroe Dem gice'. Erdiioenten Der
i@roo zines GoftorS beioer 8ehte
perlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Sduifsnad)ridten.

Nem Dort 10. SUM-. = an.
gefommen iino Die iolgenoen Gam.
pier: .3eutidlano" utb nYatricia"
bon Sam6urg, Baltic" bon 2iuer-
pool.
g6aefo6ren iino folaenoeG ampier:
,Moltfe" nadl Samburg. oSriebrid
Ser GroBe nad Bremen, ga Saboie"
mad, SABRE un0 nRapolitan 9rinee"
nod Ieapel. s ,sdt
Si5oro, 10. Suni - Eaiiirt:
1ompier ga Gouraine," bon New.
gorf mad, Saure beitimmt. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Ser. SGnger BON Baltimore.

Sauptqlartier: r8ermania Wt1n.
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@ieiefing, Wr. 22S, perl. gaItern.
Mpe.; correiponoirenoer uno proto.
fouirenoer SefretGr s. @iIiam @it-
benius, @r. 1928, SrIeansitraBe;
SinanS Sefret6r q. $immeIbeber,
0r. 3t5, Woro.g benItraBe; Shas.
meiiter s. Midlid, SIR. 7t3, 8ar-
n%erltr.; 0irigent Sobu u. &lein. Ser
iamHIung jeben 5peiten 6reitag i'm
Wonat.
,Grion."
Sauptqunrtier: Stag Sane, @r.
205, SanoOer'S traBe. Singitlnoe:
Mittpoh - 9iri9ent: s. 6. Sranf.
,Snrmonie."
Sauptquartier: SIR. Ala, @eit.
Sapette.S traBe. Sin9ltunoe: 9ien.
flags - Sirieent: Sobn u. 9lein.
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nertor Sale, Ger. 4t0-412, @eIt.
2ombaro.S traBe. Sineltunoe: Don.
neritags - 9irigent: Sbeobor Sent
berger.
mSrobiinn."
2alptqilartier: Srobiinn .SaIle,
CIR. 1000, Sreoerif-I pemie. Siua-
ltunbe: Wittwods-2irigent: Sobn
u. &lein.
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$auptquartier: anoreas' SafIe,
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9onnerltass - 9irigent: gbas. s.
9ofau.
.2ocuit.Yoint NGmerbor."
Saiiptqiartier: Binders Sule.
gde Cuba. uno anoreitraBe. Sing.
ltun6e: Wittpod abenos 8 llbr -
9irigent: Subert 8riippel.
,Mrbeiter. 2ieoertofel."
Snlptauartier: Bol3' Sale, Rr.
408, @eIt 2erinstonItraBe. cling
itunoe: ~9ienitags-8irigent Sugo
4riippel.
,WeIooie."
Sallptauartier: 5. @ies' Sole,
gde 2oipitraBe utlo 8eIair Narft.
Singitunoe: 9onneritass - 9iri.
gent s. &aroIus.
9aDerifder so d d 0 r.
adermann'S Saae, gde bon Caro-.
line. uno @ousbitraBe. SingIhtnoe:
9onneritag abenb. 9irigent: 4uguit
Sdneioer. .
.@ermania. Quartett.G Club"
Sauptquartier: Weienberg'S Sole,
Rr. 116, Roro RaeaitraBe. Sing.
Itunbe: 9ienitags - 9irigent: s..
aaroluS.
.Wetger.g eiansperein.~
Sauptqiartier: $offmann's Sale,
Solu- unb Sorreit. StraBe. cling.
Ihinoe: Dienitass = 9iriaent: S. 6.
Sranf.
rgoelmeiB."
Sauptquartier: @eorg s. aoer's
Sale. Nr. 1, Sat- peniie, Canton.
Sinsitnnbe: 9ienitass - 3irigent:
Aug. Sdneiber.
S%urnperein .gorpartS."
BortpdrtS Salle, Nr. 1924
Weit.2eringtonItraBe.
.Sbalia . Mdnnerdor."
Souptquartier: goigt's SaIe, Hr.
1922, Sarforo. 4oenIe. S~iuglhnnoe:
9ienltag; 9%irigeut: S. 6. Sranf.
.gihenfran3."
Sauptauartier: Sobn Sdmibts
Dorm. Sorn's) Salle, gde 8. unS
@ousbitraBe, SigbIanotopn. cling.
itutoe: Iittpods-Girisent: gow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
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