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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Sr. ScpboIo lie 9aGt-
6 lnqipicIer. - Sr. GhoS. g.
Sepbolo, Superintenoent oeS yYot,
terIonsEorts," bat eepiiie 9oaihlag.
Clubs, melde in Dem Torfe oieienr
Electromagnetic buIOigten un0 iid) ga.
bel 5um No6tbeile orloercr Clubs
ollerbono Sreibeiten berousno6ncn,
ia. ibn lebte @ohe llnonnebmlidl.
teltel 81 6ercitcn llihten, neil er Ell.
ren Der Clubs nid)t im Eorfe ipicIal
lnllen mollte, Gin ~gebori9es 2i6t ouf-
9eItedt, iuelheS ats einem Sdreibell
berbor9cbt, ooS er 8eral6 &al, ,8e.
id0ftSfilbrcr" oreier iold)er Clubs,
beitte 5%ltlenoen miro: DnSru. @erulO
Sou, o@eibGitSfiibrer" Der Ball
idlog.Gll6S ySudion," a9fiagorn," "
nWogneB" etc. Sic limo hermit be.
nodri6tigt, bob ieoer Grlou6niB,
ihein sum 9oaidlogipielen inn
pFotterlon Eorf," melfer Sbnetl
oltSgeItelt murbe, niht mebr 9iilti9
lit unb Sic unb SIRE Clubs merbel
otele Sallon nldt mebr in Dem EorfC
lpielen oilrfer. Sd babe gefunocn,
bob SIRE Spieler bon Den YorfpoIi.
5iIten perihieOentlid geuarnt mur-
ben, lid better 81 betragen, bod Der
geblid. Niih limo sic mo Sbr
Dteom" hclhulbigt, cine %umperniinf.
tig groBe Nn5abl Grlnllbnibideinc
erlangt 5u boben, mo ioldle Softitcn
perbinoern es, oob peroicnItuolle, ar.
beitenoe anoben on Jeiertagen nno
Somltoeen oen 9aaihlagplob be.
nltBen fonncu. Mebrcrc onoere
Clubs meroen notwithstanding and OH
Ole ldlpnrse elite fommell."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Cine Nieoertrodt. - ,Soi.
g. Goiiiou, Gin 33 Sabre alter 3icgel.
lteinmourcr, luur0e geitern I'M mitt.
leren Stotionsbonie uom Ioliseirid,.
Ter @ranian alf Die Nniduloigung
Dem @erihtsperiobren iibcrruieien,
bon 6rou Morp ". @ront bon 9r.
402, Dit reitonitrnBe, in 1903 ulo
1904 Scott uno 2o9is erIongt uno ihr
Den 9etrog Oafiir 5ilr @o6e bon 500
generalization 81 boben. Ser Munn
bat lett Dem groBcu Selier ioit ieocn
Sag 81 bis So pcroient.
las Sanomerf uuter6ro.
den. Ter idmorje Iod)tiolter
Slino MDers bon Gr. 25S, Gbeitntt.
StraBe, iunroe geitern i'm mittleren
Stationsbauie bonn aooi Grammar
5nr 3ablung BON $50 Straie nni0
Soften pernrtheilt, iueil tic M1nficr
ouf Der StraBe oufgebolten bate.
3afien fonnte iie nid,t mo iuauoerte
Desbalb ms @%efangniB.
EL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

grim, lila oOer idmor5 ooer and in
bllnten Ieidtcu Seioenniiancen. Ger
Heltc StraBeniG6er miro an elmer
8onOidlupie am red1ten @onogelent
getrngen. 0nmit er ieoen 4ltgenblid
5ltnt @cbrnuh bercit lit; 0o5 9ono
muB nit Dem 6Gderblott iiberciu-
itinImcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
SdtffSfarten bon nno mad ScntIdl.
Ian0.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
jilte bis sum 1. Mlni $40 II. $47.5 so;
taf Dem 1.Gfai $50; 9renlen-gnl.
ttmore bis gum I. NueuIt $3.50;
pom |. Iu9rIt bis t.Nopember $57.-
Oh uno S62.5O. Hunoreiie 81 bill.
9erem greiie. Sbo. $. Sicmer C Co.,
3trrttner 9tr. 3, ia S.-9erinaton.
StroBe. (323A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
nnterhaIhnnas . @ealueiIer.

,Nurf.9Iabcmie." 7icfc g&uhc. Sribi
Ghefi in ben bci0cu Cpcretteu 6Gtinita" mo
.g4pCcdtCiu".
.@lGucn's EBcntcr." - Gicfc gSohe: oIGe
WiiIiuuuire ECieCtibc".
.Suro'0 EpCrubGus." g. Sicie lGobe; Dc
gSoIi Nupptr In a2NdIp",
,qBccuuts 5Bcatcr" tiri1er GDdir'S). - Steic
ySuhe. rIriihn".
uNlarnlnHo.5brGtcr - Sicie geodc: tdglib
BtuCi %luhcplIe &uritcliHgen,
,t9ieHce auditorium" SiCie gSudlc: DIDe
Glreci Sinqer".
nSoniOanhrnbeu, 5 heater" GiCie gguhc:
s2ScDhCN uuo Vdrte0".
@ctreuucu uuo S%teeplehnicS 80 Rimlicu
bonn ~. bis %, Npril.
9nicbul int ,SrtuIcsEGrf". 0cttc, $50
GadmiitnQo, Baltimore aeacl ole oN, nto {.
Nltbl. glioc."
6r6tfuuuR-l Geiitcri6nffs spiel an 0ltttpod1.
Gnhmitiuas 1 ubr. Baltimore geaen Serie0-
Gith.
,SrubTuu." - Niouiuq, Ben p. glpril. 5uci.
les arOBcs CONCERT mo 2Ga in Der 6ro6iturs
6nltc".
ser @ctShaI9," Gin ueuc5 Quitlpiel. am -.
Wpril I'm Der rNcrmuHiu=0 tiUHrrdbuT l0ule".
.OiuSurtsNinuucrdUr." Ditihpoh. Den 20.
9tpril, grobc3 Guu3cri mo Nall IN %uGcbmaH'5
0uuC, 9ir Sb6, Jur0s 0uiUdr0 aStruBe.
yErntpricusBcicnidait." SOtmCrlida, Den
-. gpril s.l5 gOcloc, Sic Gabrcs5etten" I'M
,0pric".
oNrbcitcrNlauu rrdDur." - W%ioutaa. ntt /.
Mai. Nbcih llHtcgbuliUnp mo lun3 In Der
% Srobiinlt 6Glle. ode 6reocrid Npenlte NM
FaDluIt SiruBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
@elOIenSnnscn nad Seutidlamb nnS
Seitreidl

ST. "a Gents pro Marf uno 2O1h
9ents pro arone. Gorto ertro.
@e6iel ansgeIteat allf oae Ebeile
Der @elt. SbcO. $. Sirncr &c Go.,
ia S.-Serington.Str 3immer Gr.
8. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Nrtbnr %. 6nbIpn,
Or. 1871, ch.sanimore.st raae.

EaiIagc : Notariats s 8cloiuediel.
Snrean. Sdiffsfarten fir oIe
0ampfer.Sinien &eiiepGIie, @ehIel,
Gelomedlel nno 8eIoienoungen.
(@priI14,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Masaias i'm mittlcrcn Niitrift.

men. 3lpei 9Ini6uloigunge
gegen Ole @auSmlttcr. - @liidS
ipieG in elmer @irtbi6oit an &c
5iGenitrnBe.
3lm 5neiten Nlalc in bier Wono
ten mllrOc geitcru fur5 nod Wtittcr
nodt 0nS NodltfoItcr N6lteigeQuur
tier Ser ~ Sabre oIten Scnuie Scott
9}r. 2t9, Norb 6reoeriditroBc, pom
Gapt. Bernard Nnr0 pom mittlerel
Station5buuic uu0gcboben. Seunil
purOc geitcrn pom &ooi Grammar
mcQcn 0ultcn@ zines unor0entlider
Souica rro megcn &crfouiS Dor
Spirituoicn o6nc cine Sd)onfliccr'
81 bciibcn inter $1,000 9iir9idaft
Ocnt @cridtSpcriubrcu ii6crpieic1.
Sic 9tad)tiultcr ltu0 Die mdnnlidcrl
S6mdrmcr," lpcl6c in Dem SuHlC
oll0ctroifcn mur0cn lpllrocn dllc
mcgcn Rubclt0rlng bcitraft. Wtonic
@romn 20 Sabre alt, BON Hr. 65l,
g8cit 6apettcitruBe, W}unuic O'Gons
nor, 2t, BON Nr. 2t9. NOro=Sre0erid
StroBc, un0 NtorCeQo aCllin9er, 10,
pom 9tr. 219. g}or0 . 6rcocriditrobG,
murocn sur 3ubllIna bon $40 Struie
um0 Soften OcrlIrtbeilt mo nod DEM
@cidngliB Qciun0t, ga tic nidt 5ohi
len fonntcu, &atic @iaiomS, %
Sa6rc alt, BON 9tr. 1913, gScit- Sronf.
linitrnBc, lplr0C INN 81 uuo Soften
erlciGtcrt. Die nShp0rmcr," od)t
an Der 3obL puren oue 5oblunaa
fdbiG. @bilipp @iQiQmS, %, Don
gtr. 1929, @olbroofitrobe, unO ISM.
Z. Somoro, %, bon Nr. GG6, @eit.
6oOctteitroBc mIBtcn S. Strofc ms
Soften blc6cn. @ouor0 mo &otic
Miaium3 wur0cn Dor fl GagcH bel
elmer Hn53iu olli cin 9IbitciQcullorticr
I'M mcitIi6cn 0iitritt c6cniol9 nit
Qcionacu. Eotrid Whuacn 81, bon
Nr. ilt9. @i~lcoritroBe, @bilipp
&icblcr, is, bon 9ir. 1907. &olbroof.
StroBe, SomcS &. Gopcu, 81, bon
gtr. zoos, Oit-GboicitroBc, &oicpb
Blum % bon 9tr. 1925, Mcit.So-
rotoaoitroBe, @oul 9omo, II, BON
YifeSpiQe mo 2ltQuit Sto6L %
Sabre alt, bon YifcapiQe mltrOell ollie
nm $40 Stroic uno Soften crlcihtert.
Die No55io muroc bonn Hunoc-Ser.
gconten Strott inter Wtitbiilfe scr
Yoli5iIten O}c@ee, Mltlicrt, 8ogclein,
S6lcigb, Bermou mo 6ront oltSgc-
fiibrt, Die critic &o35io oilf Scnnie
SCOTS @ouS fon0 i'm 9c5ember
SabrcS itott, mo oieielbe1
acknowledgement mltrocn olld ga.
mails gegen lie crbo6cn; ser Sal lit
obcr jest nod int Griminolgeridt III
ser Sdmebe, Wic Oomal3, moy
&ennic ollh qcitcrn i'm Stouoc, Die
bobc 9iirgi6oit 81 iteacn.
S"piclten Softer.
2hud) Elm @liidSipiclfou fam &C.
tern Dor Dem Eoli5eiridtcr Grammar
I'M mittlercn Statiou3bouic sur Ser,
bonbllng. 3mciihen 10 uno If llbr
ON Somitog Nben0 mtcrnobmcn
Die Scrgeonten &cncolp uno Nenfin3
ltnO ole Eoli5iitcn 2ponS, @iibop mo
6rcoerid cine Ho55io olli Die @irtb-
lhoft bcS gSm. $. 0roipn Mr.. 1919,
0iaenItroBe uno troicn (Sobn @i(,
bon Or. III, OIt.GoQcritrobc,
Coleman Spriglep, Nobert 4. Gar.
roll, Soiepb TonielS uno Gomoro
bci'm Yofcripiel an. ruie lie
bebaupten. Die Spicler ul0 ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. muroCn perboitet,
mo geitern iibcrlutea &oOi @rumdn
v. s.. 9ronn lueaen oeS Grlull6en8
pom @Iiidaipicl in leinem @altie uno
MiliomlS meQen SiibrcnS zines
.SlitdSipiel@ DEM @eri6tSperfobrcn.
Gic onocrcn bier Spieler mlurocn oils
cntloiicn. MiQiomS lit be.
reita 80 Sabre off.
q q n " n a \ =, ., 4 s n 81 |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Ser o0robIim" giebt beute
abenO III 1eincr SaIIe iein spciteS
groBes Gon5crt, perbunoen nit @oa.
Us selonet bel Dem @nlniie unter Der
seItllllg bon Trof. Sobn N. aIein cir
lold' o%usaenabItes groaronm sllr
Gnrdfiibrnng. Dab oen @alten Elm
aenuBreidler Abeno in atIslid,t iteht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Ger Sllrnberein .8orrudrts."
siebt belte, Otter ontog. in leincr
9oae iein i1brliGeS SGouturnerl.
GieIent GreigniB miro beionoers BON
ben @ltern Der 30gIinge nit aroBent
Snterelie entgegen geie6erl, ilno man
fam lid aud Oieies Sabr aif cine
5ablreife getbcili9ung aeiaBt nlo=
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
&nitUr otto Npit rcii0nirt.
&egt ieinc Stclltng ais Yoitor scr
cpnngeliih IutGcrii6en GbriituS.
Stride in &ouIItzE oint uicoer. -
@ir0 lid aarl5 Dem oGmigrantclt-
&eim" mionlen.

@ie Elm 9lib ans bcitcrcm &immcI
fam gcitern @ormittoa bel Der 6eier
oeS OitcriciteS Den WiitQlicocrn Der
cpongeliif . lutbcriihen GbriltuS.8es
meinoe Die Helignotion ocS GoitorS
Otto Npib lucIhe ocriclbe in Der
STRIDE nab Der Ere0igt perfiinOetc,
ut0 allgcmein bcodltcrtc man ben in
Nusiid)t itebeuocn Nerhllt OeS Secl.
iorgcrs, Den ole Mitglicocr Der &c.
mrinoe in Den 612 &obren leincr GbGs
tigteit in 0crIcIbcn odtcn gclernt bat
ten. Eoltor Nlpib mar i6on ieit &C.
rallnler Belt ourd Die peritdrfte Gin
iuonOernng 10 iebr i'll Gnipritd ge-
monument ooB er lid 51l OieiemS drittc
ge5lprnlgcn lab, mas nit llebereins
itimmIng Der Spnooe, 81 rpelhcr cr
geb0rt. geihub. Serr Npib miro Iih
jeBt p%ollltonbig Dem Ginmonoerers
WtiliionSlpeien mibmen, fir nelhe
bier Elm groBeS 6elo porbonncn lit
ulo 81 mel6em oaS neue yGinponz
nerer-Seim" oui 2ocuit.Goint cine
iehr quite Stiibe bietet. Eoitor Npib
bat iih ais Sofen-Niiiiionor uid)t
MIR bci'm Geuti6tbum, ionoern and
bel ben N%mcrifonern iebr bclicbt oe.
modt, uuo oieie peroen iiferIih
miinid)en, boB er Der Wtiilion nod
longe erboIten bleiben m0ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

l0c. 009, 12-D
Nblcbcn. - AIlr ruCIi0c GooC
nod Der 9cerOigrng ibrc3 @utten
G6riltion StrouB folgtc Oemielbcn
gcitcrn Morqcn 6ruu &lnnu Woriu
StruuB nod ldnqercr iHmer5boQcr
&rontbcit i'm EOoc nud. 6roll
StrouB mar bcreits lett 5uci Sohrcn
trunf ul0 hcttlGgcriq olS ibr @ottc
an 10. Npril in iciucr gSobnln0 Nr.
SOB, Goitern-N (pemlc, oaS 3citlide
%Iegnctc. Gin SGr5Ieiocn mod)tc ID.
rem Sc6en Gin Gn6c. sic mar I'll
6reinsbcim, 8beinbopern, ge6orcn
llnn fam i'm Sitter bon orei Wunutell
no6 9lmcrifo, @or 81 &o6rcn gina
lie NIT Sr1. StrouB oeu Qliidli6ell
Gbehuno Gin unN birtcrlGbt adj Sim
Der, nGnlid) Nino, Morguretbc,
SoliS, 6rie0ridL @ilbelnt, Gbriition
Sobn, @corg uno hilbert u. StrolB,
eincn @ru0er, Srn. 2ortiS 9hla. rSbrc
S%ecroigunG finOct AM Mittuod
Nodnlittog Inn bolb = llbr bonn
TrouerbolIe ans ori Dem 6rieOboie
Der f%itnften oellti6cn refnrmirtelt ct.
EoltlS-8emeinoe itott uno Eoitor
VI. 9odnlnnn miro nmtiren.
Gr.%oli3iit Eotrid McSinn
Itorb geitern in ieiner @obnung gtr.
POSI- 9onf-S troBe, nod lGngerem
2eiben. Gr muroc int Sabre 1867
ais iolder I'M OitIiden 0iitrift bis
CT i'm Sabre 1898 peniionirt m1lroc.
Gr binterIGBt feline @ittme un0 nteb-
rere Sinoer.
SIN Nltcr bon rs Sobren itor6
geitcrn &r. Sobn ". Heeie, Elm be.
fainter Shneibcr, in ieiner @ob-
m1la 9tr. 1885, Noro-G Ctr.
Sr. Sobn IS. So6momt, Elm in
OIt.9nItimore b~cfonntcr Shneiocr,
itorb geitern in Nr. 1929, Sodion.
StroBe. Gie 3eit Der @ecrOigung
miro IpGter nnge5eigt.
6tel pom @uagon. = Sr.
Tctcr Mtc6ooocn, cin 10 Sabre otter
Wfunn bon Nr. 26l7 Morplono-9t pe.,
~itiIr5te gcltern Ibeno on Ser @ops
hobe 2eringtnuitrabe, bon einenl
@ogaon Der 8opItroben.2i nie uno
perlebte ii6 Die Stirn ltrtb Oos Slim
10 iflimm Bob er nod Dem oStoot
Soipitol" gebrod)t meroen mltBte.
Ter Wonn bate oltf Der bintercn
Elottiorm OeS @oggons 0eitanoen.
@ouSgenoiieu m Streit.
- Gle Neeerin 2ottic ~Sobnion lno
ibr HoiiengenoIie @m. Dunn iino
SouSgenoiien in Dem GoItbuuie Gr.
425, Gourtlonoitrabe, mo 9crietben
9citern Tbenb III Streit nit ciilon.
Der. Bum lurroe 10 nngolont, ooB
CT 9ottie feline SdIogiertigfeit fiiblen
lieb un6 Die 10 nod)briidIid) mar. oub
Tie lid inn oStaotASoipitol" ein &c.
hrodeneS Nofenbein eiHrihteu Iaiien
Dunn ipurbe pom Goli5iitcn
ShIciab pcrbaftct INTO nod Dem
miitIeren StntipnSbanie gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Sogo-Sccnc" pom @uccoIuiii; Wori&
Ser edte Soloot" pom Qocoae.
YIN 9er5 6log QeitorbCn.
Hidloro @ep0e. elm 6~7-idbriqer 9lr.
better, Der in Sen 4nloaen pes st
Gliidbetb SoipitnIS" ais 81rtner an.
9elteIlt tuor, fiel nod uoQenoctcm
Sogciuerf lcbtcn Somitoa 9(beno
foot 5n 9ooclL obne alld] mtr einen
Sout Don iid 5u gcbcu. Mc6rere g(r.
better in Der 9t0bc cilten i6m 5lt SiiIfe
llllo brudten Den lebIoien &6rper ms
9oipitul, no cine dr5tlide llnterill.
dung er9ob, 0uB ciu @cr5idluq Die
llrIofc 0ca Nini0ciOena mar.
= ell itmorOueriu6 int Ser.
olgun95 mubH.
Ger 46.i0briac MiQiom u. @eoper,
Elm 9u9boIter bon @roieiiion, Der
lett ldngcrcr 3eit uuBer 9cit0itiglmo
ut, perlllbte in Scr SamitaQS-9 tud)t,
leinenl 9oieiu orr6 &ergiituno uno
@o5erltldnng Elm Gnoc 81 MAIDEN.
Gr ruobnt NIT leiuer 6rou uno elmer
Sodter IN Ar. 1872, t. StroBe, %. ".
@e9en H6eno uerIieB er ieine @ob.
lllillg mo ging ms 9ooc5immer oes
g0ntorto Nppartmcnt 0ollic," Gcc
Foplar- mo Ontorio-S troBe, no cr
ont elnnobm uno ouS Gas nn0rc6tc.
Ger Seriuolter ocS SolieS rod 6oS
@a", u1to ola er oaS 9u6e5immer
oTr1ete, tonO er @eoper 6eIinmunos.
los am Soocn mo 0o5 gelecrte @iit.
tlol6den nc6cn ibm. Der llnoliidlidc
lunroc ms o@nriiel0.Soipitol" oc.
broht, no Ner5tc nit elmer Moaell.
0uS @ift enticrnten, moropf
er bolo lpIeOer 5lr 9ciimung fam.
Nont CAB cr an, cr lei al mc6rercn
0%teblt06len betbciligt geueicn mo
b%clt0noig bon Eoli5iIten Der.
folgt; oe8boIb moltc er ii1 um6rin.
gen. NllqenIdeinlid) Ici0et Scr Wonn
ont &erfoIgnlgSluobn. Gr ioa elm
tilhtiger 9ltHiiibrcr ieilL o6cr @elo.
Ilotb mo NrbeitSloiigteit bo6en i'm
jllr &er5lpcifImna getrie6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Sir bic @cttrcnnen AT
Ftmlico iino fir bclrtc, Montna.
ole tolgenoen &cnnen o1qrmel6et:
Critics &enncn - fiir 3mciidbrioc,
$500, 1 6%lrlonqS; .Sonucl g."
oNjure," oNluroro 9oreoIiS," ,Rocine
p" oSpeet 6looio," Bonnet
~@ferrp Belle" o@leaiont MomentS, d"
set lip" u1O nGontcntment".
3lueites &ennen - fir 0reii66riqe
nn0 dItere, $500, 515 6rrlonaS:
0Ginqlepali," n0uict Sip" Son
Hoien," ~6eItoon," n6armer SeoIn"
~&ootiep Mof," nSploanio," n9lon.
togent," nEri6e Of Galore" unb .1crn
'Rod".
Critics &ennen - fir &ierjG6rioe
1tno oltere, $500, I Mcilc: ,Gen1c.
ritz" o&on&oieu," ySeuentb @oro,"
"Wfp Mote" o9errD @oooea," ,Wi.
neral Bop" oaing gilbert" nn0 $50
rafting.
&ierte8 Tenncu - OItcr.Ntontoo
Sonoicop Stccpledoic, fur3c 0iIton,:
o@olo gon" n9Iod 0cotb," yGbomp
GlpIeeS," ~FnnctlluI, 00grcB,~ $40.
oelL" DMomic So uu6 ySuicit".
6iinfteS Hemeu-,Sote Ncnnett"
Sonoicop iiir GreijGbrige II. 6Iterc.
$500, 1 Meile: nSbc @eilc0 2oou."
o9obbie aeon," u@eiroiomc," Sir
Nolp1," D6linOers" llno ,Slrrob.
gomon".
ScdteS &cnnen - fir 0reii6brioe
unb oltere, 6 6urIongs: She geiIeo
2oop," v0on Nmour," ,@biItlino
Con" DScntour," .9ittle @oobs."
~@iperine," DSennp Belle" .9rnIb
lip" v@%tonoonod, De GuIip," Sal.
liant" uno v9loel GrebIo".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
. H.

81 Seoper Cant llnbe G~odepSpiQe,
lit Der 8 Sabre oIte Sobn Der 6rou
Wforp Selpin idper an Gppbt6eritiS
ertrontt, unO Die Gin0er bon 9eaper
Gam lperoen bon Dem S6ulbeilld SIT
GodepspiIle ollsaeidIpiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

%icrtcS jGBrlihcS SdJnuturnen nno
SOll Der SnrHIeftiOu ors y3a6Or-
Ggccnms" WOntag, Den "a. Ipril
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21
Topeka as 1t is and as 1t Is
Painted.
People in East Think Freaks
Make Up Population.
HOPE IN THE CHANGE.
Much viii Be Expected of New
Mayor.
Several Improvements That Are
Much Needed.

Topeka is not such a bad place. 1t
IS nicely located, comparatively
healthy, contains a number OF decent
people and some large business enter
prises. Notwithstanding these facts,
the town is the subject of many coarse
Jests. Hot air artists in the eastern
papers ''bawI OUT our beautiful viii
lage as a suburb of the state insane
asylum They advertise Topeka as a
town composed of cranks and trouble
hunters 1t is a SANDER of the worst
sort There are over 10000 people in
Topeka, and the man who says that
more than 80 per cent of them are
cranks is a Drevaricator and the truth
IS not in him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21
Husband Not There.

Kansas City Journal: Mrs. Nellie
Wilson of Topeka came to Kansas CITY
last night with the expectation of be-
ing met at the union depot by her
husband, who had preceded her to
Kansas City by several days She had
no friends here, and when she arrived
at the depot with her 1S-month-old
baby. and her husband was not there,
she appealed to the depot matron for
assistance She had written to her
husband from Topeka one day last
week that she would come to Kansas
CITY next Thursday, but later she had
a friend telephone to him that she
would come Monday. She waited
about the depot last night while Mrs
Shell. depot matron. tried to locate
her husband and communicate to MIN
his wife's predicament-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21

Because Topeka has harbored. at
various times. some of the famous
cranks. political, social, religious and
journalistic. it is no sign that the town
is crazy as a whole. The city of To-
peka has been so thoroughly adver-
tised that when a Topeka man regis
tiers at an eastern hotel the clerk gig
giles Historically turns the combina-
ton on the safe and assigns the guest
to room without a fire escape
Topeka is responsible to a certain
extent. for the calumnies heaDed upon
it The town is used as roOSung
place for all kinds of cranks. Any
crank can find a following in Topeka
Should a Hindoo fanatic squat on his
heels at the Sixth avenue corner for
two days. he could gather substan-
tial following of believers
Small wonder the east pictures To-
peka as a busy hive swarming with
lunatics. Their dream OF the town
Includes a beIfrv full of bats, sur
rounded by a flock of social cranks
with hatchets, political cranks with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21
WHO IS THIS MAN?
Degenerate Frightening Women on
the West Side.

The sheriff has been notified of the
meanderings of some degenerate who
has been frightening women after
dark. His operations are this time re-
ported from the neighborhood of
Bethany college, where he frightened
a number of women on Sunday night.
He probably received a few punctures
from hat-Dins but escaped without be-
ing killed as he probably should have
BEEN
Who this person is should be found
out pretty soon. He has been insult
ing women at different points over the
city for several months past. Almost
every week a complaint comes from
some part of the town. 1t is about
time that the police officers make an
investigation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21

long whiskers, religious cranks with
wild and turbulent ideas and legal
cranks fitting after elusive kegs And
they have the foolish idea that Topeka
encourages the crank class, and offers
prizes to the inventor of the craziest
idea.
Such is NOT the case. Because the
poor misguided disturbers choose To-
peka as a stopping place. it does not
signify that the town as a whole is
against sanity and for crankiness-
Perhaps there is something in the
theory that the Topeka atmosphere is
depressing. Care-free hoboes have
been known to take a bath while pass
ing through. 1t is noticeable that
when a Iunatic escapes from the state
asylum he becomes crazier after
crossing the city limits. Perhaps the
town is smothered by an invisible
cloud of ha-ha gas.
Topeka is 121 in the list of first
class cities of the United States. It
held about the same relative position
on the list ten years ago 1t seems
almost impossible for the town to
grow and wax fat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21
IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
A Clinical Preparation That Positively
kills the Dandruff Germ.

A most important discovery has been
made after a years patient laboratory
work aimed in a certain direction-It Is
Newbro's Herpicide, a preparation that
prevents falling hair, and speedily and
permanently eradicates dandruff. These
evils are caused by a germ or parasite
that burrows into the scalp, throwing up
dandruff, as it seeks to sap the life Of the
hair at the root There's no badness
without falling or thin hair, no thin hair
without dandruff. and no dandruff If the
germ is destroyed NeWbro's Herpicide is
the only preparation that will do the
work. destroy the cause and you remove
the effect -
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit. Mich. Rowley & Snow, special
a2anta.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21
johnson for Board of Contro

A number of JEFFERSON county
statesmen are here this afternoon to
urge Governor Hoch to appoint J. )
Johnson as a member of the board OF
control. Among them are Senator
Griffin and Representative Plummer
and Clark. Senator Griffin is just on
his way home from Arkansas, where
he went Immediately after the ad-
journment of the legislature. They
saw W. r. Stubs about the matter
this afternoon and later called on
Governor Hoch. 1T is expected that
the appointments will be made before
very long,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21
BEEF PRICE HIGH IN MEXICO.
Citizens Claim Extortion and Declare
There Is a Meat Trust.

City of Mexico. March 21-Meat dealers
are exercised over the rise in the price of
so per cent in the last month, and charge
that there is a meat trust at work The
situation is serious. as meat is almost be-
yond the means of the lower and middle
ola
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21

During the
Spring months
no home should
ever be without
a bottle of the
Bitters- P a s [
experience has
proven that a
dose in time has
saved many a
long sick spell.
1t cures
Spring Fever,
General De-
bility, Indi-
gestiOn, Dys-
pepsia,
Nausea, Colds
or La grippe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21
Women'S Drawers, Csc

Made of good quality muslin
have 5-inch hemstitched ruh1e-
with three rows of pin tuclzing-
these garments come in all sizes
the majority of stores get S5c
for them-our price is, nEn
pair GIS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-21

The people are looking forward
with interest to the change of city ad-
ministration. There are a, number of
different hopes being entertained. The
business man who keeps open shop
until the midnight hour, after the owl
car has gone to roost in the barn, is
hoping that the thugs and strong
arms Will pack up their slug-shots
and revolvers and steal away They
have stolen almost everything else.
AYERS the midnight merchant, and
they might as well steal away.
No man has burning desire to
work all the week and then be stuck
up for his little all on Saturday night.
The suburbanites are hoping that
the new Administration will furnish
them with street crossing lights and
other improvements. Everyone is
hoping that the streets will be re-
paired few are hoping that the
coming administration will go to
smash and take the town along. Just
because the said few were not in
Guided in the said administration.