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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

N~bIcbcL - &n Ieincr Scboua
mug, Nr. 9i7, Noro. GocnitroBc,
itorb ont ISreitng 6r. Ntiducl Srngc,
icr I'M 9lltcr BON 5S &obrcn nodD
iGnNcrcm 2ciocn, uuo lcinc 9ceroi-
Qllltq iinoct mor0cn &orlnittag nm
s llbr BON Der ct. <ofoblls STRIDE
aus ltott. Sr. Gro9cier mar Sd)nei.
ser bon FrofcIliou un0 81 alten
Mittlolt bel &o'icl, 0ciltid)lono, &C.
boron. Gr bintcrI6Bt icine Satin
luto ci1cn Nruocr, Sen Gotcr Hobcrt,
bon Eittsburg.
- @r. &oicpb Sfiiicr itorb &C.
tern i'm NItcr bon y Sohren in lei
ncr lebtcn Wobnlnq, Nr. 707, Horos
WountitruBc, BON no aus bus Set
dFnbeg0n9uiB am 0ienitog Morgcn
ltattiiftoct. Ger Tcrblid)ellc NOR IN
Nbcinpreltbcn gcboren. Gr fam ais
jungcr Wurn nod Nnlcrifo ulto mar
bier longc Sabre ais Srgelbnlter tbo'
tig. Sicben ainocr, iilni Sobne uno
5luci Sodtcr, troltcrn nm iein Cabin.
'heioen, mohrcnb leiuc Satin bercits
Dor IS S1bren aus Dem Seben ldieo.
Sruu Roiinu Ggner ltnrb &C.
tern in Sitter BON 81 Sobrcn IN lbrcr
lettcn WobmnnQ. Nr. 2l23, Sano'
pcrltrnBc. Gtc 9ccrniarng iinoet am
Gicnitog Nodmittug Inn 2 l(br bonn
Srouerbnltic aus ultf Dem nWeItcrn
6rieoboie" itutt.
Sbrcn @ronomun6en cr'
lcgcn lit inl oSrunfIin Sqlorc'
Soipitol" Srolt 9lonhe Holiiirn
>pcId)c am 1onneritua Morgen ittper
ucrbronnt mltroe, inoem lire aleiocr
an @oioIinoien 6cuer iinaen. Sic
TcrrnGlildte mor 10 Sabre alt.
In oem Hornbcbett.
Sm .Sbb ScllolpS"- Sempel liegt icit
geltern Nod)nittog Der onl 5reito9
g~eitorbenc SbomoS Seiierion Cor
lltd,. zines Scr Glteiten WiteIieber oeS
SroenS, int Stoutc. Tie geeroi9liila
'inhct beutc Nobntittog bonn Sempel
aus Itntt.
3metT dgabnnbcn. 49, Der
% Sabre alte Wm. Wullen uno Die
% Sabre olte 2oiliie Sling ipuroen
1cItern bonn Eoli5ciritter @ronnnn
in mittlcrcn Stotionsbnuie ais go.
1obiinoen nili icd)S Wonntc nob Dem
StootS E Nrbcitsbouie geinltbt. Mtiil.
len tried lid, int Saienoiitrift timber
itto ipur cine itete 2nit Der Gpnmii.
ltonsbultoIcr, beren CT iit ou%for1ng'
te, nub Souiic Sling lit benz dynopps.
teil'cl ergebcn uno bcinlntbslos; an
6reitoG &odmiitua betrut lie IN Dol.
liz betruntenem 3uitanoc oas mitt.
Icrc StutionsboiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
SnnitGts . 8cridDt.

&crbdltniBm0Big gcringe Stcrblid}
~-------~-
feitsrotc ser Ncger. - Nabciir
Elm Siertel Scr Ner~itorbcncn i'm
NuSlnnoc gcborc1. IL
&n ser pcriIo'icncn @odlc Creignc-
ten lid tS7 GoocsiGuc III Baltimore,
gegen 1870 IN Der gleihloulcnocll
Wod)e Oes &oriobrca, l79 III 1908
uno ISL in 1902. Die Stcrblid)tcitas
State mar 1862 pro 1000 Der @c.
iammtbepoItcrung, 1914 Tiir bic
MeiBen mo pig iiir 0tc 9tc0cr.
Son Den Serltorbellen moren 10 I'M
IuSlonbe 9eboren; 30 mnrcn Ncgcr.
Sln o9oppiem Mini" itorbcn ;. IN
Solpitdlcrn 30 uno in nn0crcn rSr.
ltiti'tcn 10 Terionen; 26 &nQleite
mrroen 9eboltcn. gll8 geborcn MIR
Den - meiBc mo 20 Negcrfinocr
gcmcIoet. 0tc bouptiGhIidltcn 20
besuriohen morcn:
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Nm neucn tSollen BON l~nIeftloien
9rantbeiten nur0en gemeloet:

Mm. Silperpooo qeltors
- Sr. @iliom SilpcrrpooN,
oils elmer scr tboti9iten Erobibitio'
niitcn befonnt mo elmer Der Grill
Scr 0cS .GereinS Scr &auIlcllte u1lo
Sobrifolltcn ser Nftitoot," lit gcltcrn
Morgen I'M ySobnS Sopfin@' SoIpi'
to(," no CT felt orei Nonoten bornic'
ocrlog an cinCm Woocnlcioen 9cItor-
ben. Die Torbereitungcn fir Die &c
eroi9ung iino nod nid)t 9~ctroften
0od) Crportct man, Dob tic morgt!l
BON Srauerholllc, 9tr. 1914, Noro'
0roaomon aus Itnttiin0cn Mrs.
Sbgleid cr nobc5u so Sabre olt mar,
mar Sr. SiIpcrmoob ser Critic lcincr
Sonlilic, scr nit bent Sooc obgilg.
Seine tSrolL icinc ainoer. Gnfcl unO
llrcnfel iin0 nod ole an Scbcn. Gr
iullroc I'M Sabre 1868 III bic Stnuta
ScgiSlotllr gciuGblt, lirlo ibnt lit 0ic
Mnnobntc oca @cleBcS 5u5ltid)relben,
ipelhcS 0cn &crfoui geiitigcr @c.
tr0nfc al Winocrlobrige pcrbictct.
Gr mar an IS. Snnunr 1926 IN Gn9
lnno gcborcn un0 ocrbeirotbcte lid
I'M FILTER BON 81 Snbrcn nit Sri.
Wnrp So0ler bon @nltbonl. Gng
lono. Nnt 4. SUM 1913 fam er III
baltimore an, crbiclt Mrbeit IN elmer
St%cinbnucrct mo ling bolo letn eigt'
mes @cldl0it an. IubCr Der Stein'
hallcrCi bctricb er aud ein &ohlcn'
qcl60it III 9tr. LOGS, Nor0 Sronts
Strnbc, mo Damn IN Nr. 81, DIT
Wonumcnt Strobc. Gr iungirtc cine
3cit lang OILS YrGiioent Der oGool
Sruhc Nllociotion." Gr lpnr Elm Mc.
tbooiit mo MiteliCo Der WubiioE
Square bid. n1ctb. STRIDE. zines Der
0ltcltcn Mitglieocr Scr st. rSobnSs
2ogc Or. 81" Der Sreimdurer mo
elmer Der crlten ErGlibcnten Der
~Somc 6ricnblD Socictp." Scrncr
orgonilirtc CT oic oGult ScnneIicc
Sono 80" uno mar elmer Der @riin.
Der BON 8Ipnbon Forf. Gr butter,
loBt lcinc Wittne, 6rou Morp Gil.
oerruooo. iiini ainber, od)t Gnfcl uib
eiilcn llrcnfel. Ierner einen IN eng
lono lp%obuboiten @ruoer, Srn. Ho1.
Siloerpoob.
SC Itetc / bn $3S.45. Der
Inltcrnboot .Gupitan WoIter Soplnr
bon GnItport. Mime Mrlinoel 9ou1tu
lpliroe 9cltern i'm mittleren Stotions.
bnllie nm $3S.45 erleiftert. ,ueil
leine @ootIooiing bon 200 9uidlel
mebr ais iiini Tro5ent fleinc Niiitern
into NultcrnihoaIen entbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
Ia3 g|CttCr.

Gilr MorOIonO m16 Den 0iltritt
Columbia tribes 4cttcr uno moro
0itlihr Nin0r.
Ger h0d)itc Recommendations mar
81 @ro0 um I llbr Nad)nlittooS.
Der nicOriGitc GbermomctcrltonO
- @ro0 I'M 3 llbr W~torgenS.
Miittlcrcr @aromctcritnno 1896.
Ger nic0rigitc SbcrmometerItonO
Der Icbten 81 Stunocn in nnhiolGcn
Den Sta0tcn mar. mie iolgt: Goitport
%. FprtIonO %, Bolton "a, NIbnnO
-, NcpsN orf SO, SorriSburg 3S,
EbiInocIpbio 40, Ntlontic Gitu 36,
NuI6ingtpn SO, Npriolf II, Nottc.
ro8 i6. Charlotte 40, WiImington
40, GborIciton l6, Soponnob rs.
SyodionbiIlc 80, Sltpitcr 60, Sen Nelt
70, Atlontn 10, Wontgomcrn ~,
NeusS Orleans So, Folcitiue 80, Dols
pclton 60, Corpus Gbriiti 60. Meus
phiS 81, Cincinnati 30, YittsbnrG
81, Oape1o 80. @uiiolo 81. Glcpe.
loiro 81, Getroit 81, IIpcuo 30,
NorQucttc 30, @rccn Dan 26, Obi.
cogo 10, 0uhntb 90, ct. Youl "a,
81. 2oui9 As, 9onio8 Gitp IA,
omaha 36, Surou 26, 9iSmord 80,
Miaiitou ~, SABRE %, Sclcno 81,
Solt cafe Gitn 36, 0cnpcr 50, Nortb
Ylottc 30, Gooac Gitp sc, Nmoriao
36, Sos NngclcS 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

TonttogS.@ rotlomo alton.
- @oupcrncur Gomin Woriiclo bat
cine Proclamation crIniicL III mel
der NomcrItog, Der 30. Noucmbcr,
ais itootlihcr 0outtog Ocii9nirt
iuiro. Sic Nrotlunnotion miro NOR
gen I'M Y0Untihcn Gorrclpouocntcn
p%er0iicnilid)t pcrocr.
eng Off GIotbinN Souic
- g8ic ans scr NuSciqe an onocrcr
STEELE III crichen, modlt oo0 n9tcu
2)ort Clothing Souic," Nr. i02 mo
10L Sit Baltimore Strobc oubcr0c,
iuobnlid) onncbmburc Niicrtcn in
Icrtigen Wonncr mo &nnbcn gn,
5iiacn fir Die Wintcr Soiion. Gu@
Tcnommcc Der 6irmo lit 10 woblbc
grilnoct, oob SebcrmonlL Der BORT
ieinc GinfGuic iiir Den @intcrbeoo;i
mod)t, bic @CluiBbcit Got, ooB icinc
aIciocr IN Der ncilciten Wo0c, bonn
better Wotcriol mo 6u mGbiAcn
Ereiicn bcrQcitcllt limo.
YcriunnInoii5. - Mr. Eoltl
s.. Miller bon Baltimore lltbr ocltcrr
olri bcm Noroo. Slouo lunpilr
.aonlgin Holilc" bon 9tUu port l,ob
8cnuo ob.
Stlbcrncr Ncd)cr | il sc,
neral = BRIO It. - Nl3 nod Dem
groBcn Nrnnoc pom Z. urb s. Sc,
hrltor 1901 Die Embellishments ohrr
Sclm oultunO. rounrtc @cncrol lbo8.
s. Sbrpod oCr @clcnifnit Die Scr
lonmIlm1NboIc I'M Srcimaurcr.
Senlpel EN-. @cItcrn 500 Die Son
oclStommcr aus mo III ibr nctc2
Seim an &olliOops mo MotcrItroBc
mo Goitum @ouic.Tpcnuc cir mo
ilbcrrcid)tc babel Dem @cncrnl
Sbrpod cincn iilbcrncn 9rdcr. Sic
llcbcrrcifung geidub aeltern Mittno
'o'ort nod ShlilB Der @eid)Gitc in
elmer SpcjioIiiturg burdj ErGIiornt
G~orsloS W. Wplic.
Sr. Wonnportc mciarrt
d.. - tbs Grilld)en ser WorulGn,
Der Worinc'Hc ierpe. DOB ibr ooS SEA,
%nonenboot bancroft" sur @cnllbunil
i%lberluieicn merbc. 1T pom Worinc.
Sefretor gonoportc o~bQciuieien nor.
ben, inb ooS Sdiii wlroc Dem Boil.
fittcrbienit iibcrlpieien.
Gin alter 2 iin0er. -
@m. 9nbiu. ein 80 Sabre olterMonn
bon YbiInodpBid upitroe 1citcrn i'm
mittIeren Stutionsbnuic bon Subj
Grammar negeHplR rnntenbeit 5ltr
3abluna BON $50 Stroie mo Soften
pe%rurtbeilt mo mob Dem @ei1ltgnib
ac'airot. Gabia miuItirtc iunae
WGoden an DER Trottitrabc. lpern
iie BON ser Ntbei III ocn lobots.
Snbrifen an Der Siio.Gborlcsitrube
nod Solrie ginpen. gr bat 1oli,ei.
ridter Grammar, i'm aeben 5il laiien,
illb periprod, cinen eib 5i %leiitcn,
Dem 2runte 81 eutioGen; Nr. Gran.
nan aber e%nigeaneie. er peroienc,
ourhgepritidlt 81 iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

Scer6iNt. Der 9eidnont
Der an 10. g.. Vi. pl0bIid, ucritrrbc,
men Srot &ntborinc Sricorid lnllroc
gcliern Nutmitto0 ullter u"nQcnlein
5oblrelder 9ctheiIi9uno bon 9eiotro,
aellocn bonn Srolterbouic Nr. t7i9,
Wont'troBc, aus olri Dem 5ridoboic
Der 5. ocittid)en REF. Ct. Eolls &c.
meinoc 5ur Iebtelt Hltbc beitottct. Yn.
ltor Wltltnp Eottcr itno Yaltpr ".
Start nnltirtell inn Grourrboilie nllo
am Grade, liltb ais observation-disclosures
iungirtcn bir $50. Ecter uno Sobn
Sor1boin, Ectcr, Gorl, Nlireo mo
Sobn gebm, Gntclfinocr Scr Ser.
itorbenen. &ielc prod,tpoae YIuncn.
gctulnoc lporen ringclaliicll, bnrunter
Gin arcil5 bon Dem Tnmen . @crein
Der 8cncinoc. aiiicn bon oem %.
men : 0crrin Nr. I scr @oloenen
aroitc. icrner iolde bon Wm. arnolb
ilno Srnit, SSruu Sp, 2antboin liIth
6omilie, Sruu Spctfort mo Sunni.
lie, Irl. Sullnie 9nmbbin. Srit. uno
6ron u. Z. 6%onfbGneI, Sroi Mnric
@ergc, 6rol Or. q, 6. greblcr, En-
itor V. Starf luto Satin, Srou NJ.
aoblermann, 6rait Gbas. gdermaun,
Srn. Ii. Srau Gnpt. GbaS. NeIion.
Srn. mo Srou Geo. 2eimbod], Troil
9. 2euibedlcr. Srnu Murp Vrof-
manu-, Srn. mp Sruu GarI 9ebm,
Srau Gliiobctb 5ricbrid, Strait No
rio Geld 8rnu U. Gitsemunn. &rn.
iuno 6ral Y. IS. 9ebit. Srn. ). mo
Sru. Monm Sriebrif, Srn. utb Sroil
Geo. Ncbm uub SumiIie uto bonn
.Sriolc . Goncloue, !. 3. s." $.
Suuoers & S6bne Ieiteten Die Beer
oigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
Gin id6ncs nao niitlidlcs Bcidcnf

Gin idD6ncs nao niitlides 8cideiti
fir M%narb6riac If inner cine lcbcIis'
gruhe photographic uber cine fiinlt'
lcriid) puacnoctc Gopic eincs alien
NiIocs in Grapon, @aTerfarbe, Srl
uoer YaIfca. 9ie id6miten aabtiief'
6ilber MIR 81 prp 9ntcnb.
o,nlins Sebbcl, oeutiher TbotogrnpD,
32f Wpro-W ag.S traRc.
(Sfti25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

@cihcnfS. Gr lo0tc, Der Stronger be
iin0c iid sur Belt III iremoen @ep0i-
fern mo miirbc Dor MGr5 n0hIicr
&obrcS nld)t }urildfc6rCn.
Mopor Simonl9 mo @r. @oru
iprod)cu oltd) ilbcr 0tc gcplontcn
ncllcn N%nlcibcn fir StroBcnpiloItc'
rrng, SduI uno SpriBcnbollSbolt
ten NM &crbciicrlm9 Der @olicr'
mcrfc. Ger Monor In4tc, CT lpiIrhc
bic NilrQcr Gonicrcn& mcld)c Die Nh'
5lt0afono( mo ou0crc Nnlcibcn int
poriQcn MjntCr inOoliirtc, III mcni0cn
g3odcn III elmer ncrCn SiblrnG cinbc
ruicn sur @crotbuug icncr ncllcl &C
pIurtCn NnIclbcn.
q iii Oic Der olNtcn rnlt
den &u0cn.
Die NN. &otob Gpltcin Gr. 0orrU
6ricOcnpolO mo Sln1on GoI@bci
mcr, mcldc iiir Die llntcrltilBun8 DER
pcrloIgtcn &lloCn in NuBlon0 6ono@
cpleftirclr, bottcn gcltcrn gtud)mlttu9
cine lGttgcrc llntcrrc0unq nit NtoDcr
(inlonle bc5ilgllh Der 3rltonoc III
HuBIono mo Die Gage Der OOrtigvu
Su0en, lpClhc bon iDnCn ol9 clrc
lcbr trollrigc bC5cibnct muroc. &u
6ol0c 6icicr llntcrrc0nnA miro Der
WtoDor morgcn cine Nn6nbl rcprG
lentntiOer @ilrQcr NultinIorc'S cin-
Iubcn 5lt elmer Gonicrcn5 nit ibnl unO
nm 5lt cutidCibcm Oh baltimore as
Ntuni5ipolit0t ctluo9 i'll Der Nngc
leQcnhcit thun tnnn um0 lolltc,
SoIlte CiciC3 ole Nniiht Der Sonic.
rcn5 ictL Damn miro Der Wunor
mobrihciulih cine grobc WtoiicnDcr
lonlnllunN cinbcruIcn. Fbilo0clphl0
bat cincn ioldcn Sdritt Idon gctboh.
Scr IbjuNSfun0l &n8c
uicur.
Yer Gbc' Sll1cnicuT 'llr oCn Nult
oCa Nb5ugStonoI Spitcm2, Nr. :. y.
SCnbrid pom 9tclp Nort, tritt morRcn
icin gmt an; CT crbGlt $4,000 pro
Sobr. N0d)itcn MittlpohL &ormit
tags nm 10 ltbr. miro CT cine Gollc-
rcn5 bobcll nit sen bCrotbcnocn &us
Nenicurcn Nlloolpb Scrin0 BON NCp'
Oorf, Somucl NJ. @rop bon Eroui.
Oence, MS, nlo 6rc0. Y. StcornS
bon @oltolL Moiiy mo nm # llbr
Ocliclbcn Cages miro oic Nb5u03
tnnol Gommiiljon cine 0cnlCinihoi:
lld)c SiBlnG boltCn NIT 0cn bier
Sn0cnicurcn.
EriliunN Der EriOotitro
Ben.
Niili9 Stoot Erofurotor @olointitb
lo9tc gcltcrn. cr babe clncn icintr
NIiiltcntCn unQcluiClCnL ole NCliBtit"l
ocr Eriuotitrnbcu in Siioolt 0ulti
more (Gunton) 81 priiicn. Sir lic
FrilIlnA Scr NciiBtitcI oQcr iold)cr
StroBcn in Scr Staot bat scr Sto0t
rotb Dem Stoot Erofnrotor Nrncc
$1,000 p%crlpiulgt, mo Nrlt. @ol0,
lmltb 1T oiclc NuI9obc 5uQctbCiit
morDcn. Gr bolt Nnion0a nGd)itcu
Tobrc@ bcrid)tcn ST fonmen.
StcuCrncrfGuc c.
Snt nGcutidcn Gorrciponocntcn"
lpcrocn morNCn 6ic W%runoitiidc uro
Solllcr, nlll mclhC 0ic StCllcrn iiir
1903 bis gcitcrn Miittog llid)t bciobIt
lporer, Iiir 0cn IN bier @oden itott
Tlnocnocn 3lUonN@ucrtolli onQc5cipt
lpcroel1. Is limo III Wrlln0ltiidt.
Stclcrelluncbnlcr Milion1S Nicbt
Gtarern bon @rmoeioentbum mo
@runo5lnlcn Den Notb oic Siitc a.,
nom on~rd)5nicbcn GA Tie m0aIihcr
WciIc IN bcm Cincn oocr unocrcn
@runoItiid i~inun5icQ iuterciiirt icin
tonrlien, PIN IS. Gc5Gnbcr, Nodl
mltto0S | llbr, bcginnt bic Nuttiou
III Der @rrnbeiQcutbllnrS @0ric, gtr.
225, ct. FuuIitrobc.
Vcer0 Nrr Srid,u,ttt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
sdiHsfartcn BON mno aad 0emtih'
: fnnn.

gon Baltimore Biz grenten: aa'
lite $45 unb $47.5O; grelmen--gaI.
iintorc BIS gum /. Wopember $3.50
uub $62.5 so; poiit /. @opember bis
/. Nuauit $3.50. @,,noreiie ai Bill.
liocrcrn grciic. gbeO. s. 9iener &
Co., 3immer Nr. 3, ia Sit.2erina.
tousStr. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
6clicrolorm ob. Ger Sd)oocn be.
tr0At Ctln0 5000.

NellCrQlQrlll 40. Yer Sd)QOtl DC
trGgt ctlpo 5000.
&nifcuy brcnn t.
Tn ser nutionnlcn arlice N6ftercI
9r. POS, Noro GrebcriditroBc, mari
Qcalic y. 2cbmom, elmer Der Nngc.
itcQtcn, Qcitcrn Nbeno I'M o llbr ans
@cricbcn eincn F~ctrolcum Sicn nm,
in Iol0c ociicl boS Goll5c 5pcltc
Stodpcrf in mcnigen Minltcn i'll
bcllcn Ilonrmcn ltnno. 0ic ollrd ci.
nen Nlurm pom aoitcn Nr. 81 an
2crinNtOn rrto GrcocridltroBc bcrbci'
0criticnc Scltcrpcbr bate 0n0 6clcr
obcr bulo untcr Gortrolc. Der Sd)n.
ocn mur nid)t lcbr beoclttcro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
8rIofenbnngen md 1cntidlanb nnb
Celtreidt

3u "a Gents pro Marf uno 2Oh
Gents pro 9rone. Sorto ertra.
WehieI ausgeiteut auf ollie 3beile
Der 8eIt. Sbeu. s. 9iencr & &c.,
ia Sit.2eginston.Str 3immer Rr.
8. $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
9lrtbmr 70. Npbion,
Wr. 121, Cft.paIttmpre.etra6e

EaHage . Rotariats Ucloiued1el.
ynrean. Shiffsfarten fir ale
9ampfer.2 inicn @cslepGiie, 3edieI.
@eIotpehieI hnb 9.Ioienounsen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
WcrGud)crie Vrntiunrit,
ioiuic allc Snm @nrltscihaft acbOren'
ben 0clifntcicu 1T bnbcn bel

3onis g. GcttbcrG
966-96S 2cringtpn- Wiarft nnb
3i2-34J Sullius Warft.
Sm 3crinatuu. Warft jcScn &prmit-
taa in Der Modlc II. Sam|tag Ibcno.
0iti5-3f ;gob7-22
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Electa McLeland to John CORES, WI
of sci of section II, Lamberton, $1,000.
| Robert Rickell, sr. to Emma Wolver-
ton lot l, block l, Rosburg's addition
to Vesta, S65.
| Charles /. Remington to Frank W..
Waterman and Harry Lamb, lots !, 2,
10, IL, II, Is, IA and Is, block Z, Rem
ington park addition to Walnut Grove,
$500.
Bertram Albrecht Hansen to John
Grunlund, sci of set of section IL, Lam
berton, 81.
John Grunlund to Hanna Hansen,
same description, 81.
Louisa M. Carman to Trina Martin
son, lot 1, block Is, I'd addition to Nor
gan, $3.50.
Western Town Lot Co. to Rudolph
Herter. lot 4, block 10, Clements, 800.
Josephine Lypa, guardian etc., to
Peter T. Jacobsen, undi.3 of 81 of mel of
section Is, Vesta, 81, APO
Susanna Marquard to Arthur A.
Kumm, lot IL, block 10, Lamberton, 81.
Joseph Kratchvil to Security State
Bank of Seaforth, lots and 5,
block ] 5400.
g. W. Dickinson to F. G. Kumm, lot
20, aud subdi No. of section l, Red
wood Falls, 81 700.
Thomas L. Johnson to Alice and
Margaret johnson, set of section 16.
Springdale, 81 $780,
Peter F. Buechner to Fred Cain, jr.,
tract 120x120 in the NV. corner of block
8, Hitchcock's Sd addition to Redwood
Falls, $3.50.
Rake and Odegard to Elizabeth Rel
erson, WI of SET of section 20, Swedes
Forest, 81, l20.
Ella Ellington to Emil Fenske, lots
and 10, block l. Porter's addition to
Morgan, 81, 500.
Webster w, Moses, executor, to Fred
Bauer, nw4 of nw4 of section 19,Spring-
dale, 81 800.
Frank E. Shelton to Edwin and A.
C. Anderson, tract 100x150 feet in block
2. Lamberton's addition to Lamberton,
$1,000.
Lars w. Walter to Sena Nagel, lot
IL. block 4, Wabasso, $1,000.
Hanna Erickson to Eric Wilson,
undi. 1-21 of 81 of mel of section "a,
Gales, 81.
Henry w. Lamberton to Sarons Nor
wegian Evangelical Lutheran society
of Lamberton, Lamberton & Sykes
End addition to Lamberton, lot Z,
block s. s125.
Sarons Norwegian Evangelical Luth-
eran church society of Lamberton to
Anton Mayer, same description, $3.50.
Peter G. Hanson to Fred A. Kopplin,
lot 80, block 4, Morgan, $500,
Josephine Lypa and Mary Petracek
to Peter A Jacobson 81 of mel of section
IS, Vesta, s1,420.
Emma J. Hills to Carl Zimmerman,
lots and 5, block l, Hanson's Sd ad
dition to Morgan, $3.50.
Daniel Schmidt to Gilbert Svenson
lots and 2, block 8, McGee's addition
to Lamberton. $1,000.
Daniel Schmidt to Gilbert Svenson,
WI of sw4, section Z, Waterbury, and
sell section II Johnsonville, $12.250.
Geo. A. Johnson to John G. Clary,
WI of section 2, North Hero, 518,504.
The United States Saving and Loan
Co. to Fred Cain, Jr., 60x12O sw corner
of block 8, Hitchcock's Sd addition to
Redwood Falls, $500.
G. A. Nordgren to Nels Paulson, E3
of net of section 35, Springdale, $1,000.
Franz Luck to John Koenig and
John Pechtl, sw4 and set of nw4 of
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Our customers say that
our prices are a little bet
ter than they have been
paying for first quality
goods at some other places.
We invite comparison, and
would be pleased to show
you any of our popular
leaders in
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were nothing to compare with
them. Thus far their ravages
have been confined chiefly to
the prairies. But recently they
have entered the big Woods"
and there is every probability
that they will pass thru and
beyond it and attack the south
western part of the state. On
Saturday last they appeared as
a dense cloud over St. Peter.
Then the cloud broke and their
descent resembled a heavy
storm of large snow flakes, and
almost instantly the earth was
| a living carpet of grasshoppers.
Every growing plant was swift
| ly swept into their millions of
maws, and on their departure
the ground was a desert.
Capt. Potter, of the Eleventh
regiment, has brought up six
bloodhounds for use on the
frontier against the Indians.
They are now at the fort, but
will be taken to Blue Earth
county in few days. Two of
them are of Cuban stock. Hav-
ing outlived their usefulness in
Tennessee these animals were
sold cheap, the whole pack cost
ing but 500. Col. Evans has
gone to Mississippi to procure
greater supply. Won't this
make our sympathetic Eastern
friends shiver?
Gen. Hubbard writes from
Demopolis, Ala, that the Sew
enth, Ninth and Tenth regi-
ments are preparing their rec
ords for mastering out, and
expected soon to leave for
home.
Capt. James L. Fisk arrived
from the East on the steamer,
Mcclellan, Wednesday evening.
The captain left Immediately
for his home on White Bear
lake. On Thursday he estab-
lished his headquarters at the
Merchants hotel. He is in the
best of spirits and anticipates
having a large and successful
expedition across the plains.
A committee of the dis
charged Second regiment boys
will hold a meeting at the pho
tographic rooms of NJ. G. Tuttle
on Third street Monday to
make arrangements for the re-
ception of the regiment on it's
homecoming. The committee
is composed of A. r. Kiefer, NJ.
c.. Tuttle, J. S. Wilson, George
G. Strong, Jacob Manner, John
Woodward, M. J. Clum and Sam
Holdship.
Capt. Fisk has received let
ter from Col. Robert Johnson,
son of President Johnson, ex-
pressing a strong desire to &C
company his expedition to the
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mountains, and it Is quite likely
that he will do so.
The saw mills at st. Anthony
are now turning out 100000
feet of lumber daily, while
those at Minneapolis cut 100000
feet.
There are at present 100000
widows, mothers, and orphans
of soldiers receiving pensions.
twenty-five more Red river
carts arrived here yesterday
loaded with furs. This will
probably be the last Of the sea-
son.
Lieut.. Col. Cal S. Uline tel
egraphs Gov. Miller that his
regiment, the Second Mime
sofa, will probably leave Louis
vile by next Monday for home
to be mustered out of the SER
vice.
Hundreds of people will ar
rive in the next twenty days
to join Capt. Fisk's expedition
to the gold mines of Montana.
Most of them will purchase
their outfits here, and we trust
that our business men will not
take advantage of their neces-
sites to charge them unfair
rates. Capt. Fisk expects to
leave ST. Cloud on the 28th
with the expedition.
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FORTY YEARS AGO.
Excerpts Taken From st. Paul Papers
of 1865.

Wednesday, and were made the
recipients of an enthusiastic re-
ception. About 1890 the firing
of cannon and the ringing of
bells announced to the people
the approach of the regiment,
and an immense concourse at
once hocked to the levee, where
the Keokuk was seen approach
ing with two barges loaded
with the flower of our North
ern chivalry. Wives, mothers,
sweethearts, daughters, fathers
and friends of the returning he
roes were on the levee eager to
once more clasp in fond en-
brace the forms of their loved
ones. After about an hours
delay the procession formed in
line, and, every one on foot
marched up Jackson to Third,
Third to Wabasha and thence
to the capitol. The parade was
led by Gen. Sibley and staff.
Gov. Miller and state officers,
mayor and common council. As
in all parades, the fire depart
ment bore a conspicuous part.
All along the route an ovation
was extended to the boys. As
the soldiers were leaving the
capitol they were showered
with numerous bouquet S
thrown from the windows by
the ladies.
The leading officers of the
Eleventh regiment are: Colo
mel, James Gilfillan; lieutenant
colonel, John Ball; major, Mar
tin Maginnis; surgeon, Henry
Mcmahon; chaplain, G. G. Bow
dish.
The members of the First
battery were paid off this week.
These men were mostly Dako-
ia and Ramsey county farmers
and had been put off for sever
al weeks, through red tapeism,
without their pay. Becoming
tired of this, they made a pre-
emptory demand for their mon
ey. This brought the officials
to time, and accordingly 100000
passed out of the paymaster's
department the same day.
There was a large train of
government wagons on our
streets yesterday loaded with
supplies for the new fort to be
erected at Devils Lake. There
were twenty-eight teams, with
three yoke of oxen to each.
The Fourth Ward Draft as
ISOLATION has divided the 81, 100
remaining in the treasury
among it's members. Each re-
ceived nearly one third of his
original investment. This
money was to purchase substi-
tutes in case of members being
drafted.
Rev. F. A. Noble, pastor of
the House of Hope, is back
after a somewhat protracted
absence in the East.
The gallant Second Mime
sofa Col. Bishops regiment),
which was with Gen. Sher-
mans memorable march from
Atlanta southwark through
Georgia and northward thru
the Carolinas, the heart of the
enemy's country, expect soon
to be mustered out of the SER
vice. The boys of this COM
mand are entitled to their we'll
earned rest, and our citizens
should see to it that their re-
ception will be a fitting one.