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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24

Hindu deities, the contents generally
being similar to what Dr. Stein had
previously unearthed at the distant city
of Khotan, in Turkistan, in spite of the
five hundred miles or so of stupendous
mountains between the two localities.
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over 100000 bales of real tobacco
were produced in Cuba last year, an in
crease Of $4,000 bales beyond the pre-
vious year.. and the Brooklyn Eagle
rises to ask, With all that mass of
weed on hand. what under the sun is
this stuff other folk are smoking?
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THE OLDEST DAILY PAPER PUB
LIsHED IN CONNECTICUT.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE
CITY, IL CENTS A WEEK, so CENTS
A MONTH, So FOR SIX MONTHS, Sc
A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY
MAIL. SINGLE COPIES. Q CENTS.
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ALL
WINTER
LONG

We have maryeled at the constant sal
we have had Tor cur Linen MeshUnder
wear. As We think of it now. however
we do not wonder at the demand, fol
the arguments in favor Of our Liner
Mesh. both as regards the, fit and wear.
over any other linen mesh we have ever
carried first believed than proved by ac-
tual wear. are so reasonable that those
who wear them have been easily per-
suading their friends to put them on at
once.
We are now announcing to the more
timid ones that as. spring draws near,
they may safely don them and expect
best results.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24

DR.. stein, known for his remarkable
archaeological discoveries in Chinese
Turkistan, has been pursuing investiga-
tiens on the Indian northwest frontier.
The region is known for its Buddhistic
and Graeco- Baktuan remains, and at
Akoa mound, near Bannu, DR.. Stein To-
Gated strata indicating an almost con-
tinuous succession OF inhabitants from
the first century B. C. down to the Mo-
hammedan invasion Of India. Among
The finds were coins, terra-cotta figures,
and fragments Of small sculptures of
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24

The white people of Blacksburg,
South Carolina, gave a dinner last week
to all the ex-slaves in the township. 1t
was the idea of j. M. Allison, an ex-
Confederate About seventy-five old
negroes sat down to the dinner. The
oldest of them, Uncle Henry Strother,
asked the blessing. Then North Car
DINA whiskey was served in wine
glasses as an appetite-whetter, and the
assimilation Of the chickens, roast beef
boiled ham, pies, etc., began. Meals
were sent in baskets to the aged ex-
slaves whose infirn1ities kept them
away from the dinner. The delight OF
one Of these, a good old nanny, was
cloudcd by a single regret. I'm sorry
/ didn't git drink of dat town
liquor" she said.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24

Henri Dunant, now seventy-six years
old and living in i'll health near the
Lake Of Constance, was the originator
Of the Red Cross movement. 1t is forty
five years since he began his work and
forty since the international convention
at Geneva. Dunant was first infiuenc-
by what he had read of Florence Night
ingale's work in the Crimean war.
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The Cur, Store

Is where you want to go to get your
Fishing Tackle. and Sporting Goods.
It is the place to have. your keys fitted
Victor Talking Machines and records.
Lady attendant.
JOHN "a. BAssETT, Church st.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24

Lady Donoughmore, formerly Miss
Grace Of New York. is known as ''the
children's angel in ireland. She is
giving much Of her time and money to
teach the impoverished children in the
west of Ireland the beauties of nature.
Lady Donoughmore has had a census
of the poor children taken by the poor
law guardians and through them she
has been able to secure the services of
well disposed women who take the
waits to comfortable farmhouses for a
few days at a time. She maintains
that the monotonous lives which these
children are forced to lead, with limit
ed facilities for recreation, are bound
to have unfavorable influences in the
future.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24

THE WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Issued Thursdays, One Dollar Year.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24

Governor Folk of Missouri has four
brothers, all Of whom have attained
more or less prominence. The eldest,
the Rev. DR.. Edgar e. Folk, is presi-
dent OF the Southern Baptist Press as
ISOLATION and one of the best known
pulpit orators in the South. The young
est. the Rev. H. B. Folk. is pastor of
a Baptist church in Midway, KY. r. E.
Folk is State Treasurer of Tennessee,
and one Of the most popular politicians
in that State Carey A. Folk was presi-
dent Of Boscobel College, Nashville,
Tenn, but was compelled to resign on
account of Ill health.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24

The German government has appro-
priated 100000 marks for a model trop-
ical and experimental garden at Dar'es-
Salaam, German East Africa. Almost
every species of tropical fruit trees, cot,
ton, tea, cocoa, bananas, pineapples,
etc, will be planted there in order to
ascertain as to what kinds of agricul,
tural products can best be raised in
that colony. A number Of experts have
already sailed from Hamburg. while
several agriculturists from India are ex-
pected on the spot to assist in the ex-
nerimental cultivation Of the tea plant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-16
GrsScnatur Green iuirS III &uI6ing-
ton pru5eIiirt.

llticn R.0y IA. MGr3, - Sn
Dem @eiude I'M einen @obeo8 Cor
puS-9cfcbl fir r-StaatSienotor
George 6. Green bon @ingbomtorJ
pelder NIT George @. 9eooers, oem
gelpelellen Supcrintenoenten Der I6-
tbeillng fir SolGre I'M 8oItOeporte-
ment in @aibington in 9etriigereien
berluidelt lit, bat 9lunoeSri6ter 8a@.
Hop ole Gntideioung obgegeben, boB
Green no6 0enl 0iitrift Columbia,
no ct u1ter Gltloge gelteIlt tultroe,
81 nerbringen un0 BORT allf orei Ser
gegen i'm %erbo6enen gnflogen 81
pro5eiliren lit. Die be5iigIi6 Der
3luei m1oerelt Inflogen erlaiienen
D@rits" limo ourd Aidtcr 9fap ouf.
redt erbalten moroen.
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.@Inncn,S Ehcnter."


.NP2iB"" Die beriibmte 0rumati.
intiou BON Bret &ortc'S feiielnocr Gr.
5Gblltng, qeIotqt oieie ISOLDE in o9lo.
nep'S 5beater" sur Gltifiibrung. Die
Gentrall5igllr Der Gr5dbl1tng iomobl
ais oe5 0romo5 lit zines iener be5olr.
bcrltoeu @eicu, meld)e man ltnlpiQs
filrlid licb geuiltncn mltB. Sic til
Elm cdltea Natrrtin0, init eiuem Ser
sen lpic @olO 10 rein. Sbre frilbcItc
Gr5icbuua bat tie IN ben GaIifornicr
@oI0Qrdberz2nacrn gciltn0cn. Sic
id)leidt iib IN ollie &cr5eu ciL nm
0orin 81 ucrlucilcn, lei eS i'm crItcn
9Ift, no tie nit ibrem &atcr, einen1
SrlmtenboIoc, crId)eint ooer ipdter
nit Dem SGulmeilter, Dem tie be-
id6mt ibre &iebe gcItebt, Die 3eit Der
&onolltna lit in Die 6iluf5igcr Sabre
ul0 Der Srt nad) Californian perleat.
DAB eS oa OIL ulfrcgcn0en Sccncn
nid)t n%laugelt lit MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sri. 9tellie Ntc0cnrp tritt in Der Gitcl-
role oltf mo iie miro BON tiidtigcn
&r6itcn mttcrltiitt. SIS finoen bclttc,
4}ittnod, 6rcituQ ul0 Sumitog
Wiotiucc'u bel % Gents GintrittS-
gclo Itatt.
IS oIIi0QpIt I. IGeQtcr."
9lud I'M n@oliOapitroBcn Gbeoter"
fommt oieie ISOLDE ein populdre5
Stiid sur 2%(uifiibrm0. SIS lit Dies
gllncle Gom'S Cabin. &r. ". $.
0oOioion ipielt sic intcrcIIoutc
&oac OcS Nmpolt8 oW}orfo" uno
oltd) Die &oue 0c5 nllncle Com" Iicgt
in b%clp6brteu &Gnoen.
o~M onumentaI EGcotCr."
9tc o0ointp GudeB So" tritt oicie
@o0c i'm oN}onumtentol Ebcoter"
oltf 9iciel6c lit felt I SSobren inter
Der peri6nIihcn 2eitlng ocS &rn. g.
=. @cber, uno Die ipaBboitcn Sotprcn
n&bo'S II 2ie?" uto ~ 9op at the
Sea Shore" iibcn iiderlid) cbenio
0roBe 9ln5iebtma&froit olr3, mic
Der oltS biibi0cu M6o6cn b~eitcbenoe
Gbor. Inter ben gin5elOoriteQern,
lpcldc ntItrctcn neroen, bcfinocn iid)
Charles &obiniou Some3 uno Sooic
2eonar0, 6reocrid uno 6reoerif,
Non5etta 1t1o De 2oir, Selma @ortb
1tno Sur0 mo 6omler.
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@pnt Sdcintpbc amercttet.

ct. 2out8, no, IA. Mdr3.-
6ruu G6arlc8 q. Gpeet, Satin ei-
mes 6icIiqcu Observation-Disclosures nell
die an @aItriti5 lit, begob iid Dor
iituf @oden tud) SPOT Springs, g(rf.,
Tim BORT @eneihng ST. iu6en. Sn Der
9}o6t bonn IS. 6ebrtor ihien tie I'M
Sterbcn 3t Iieaeu, i6r 6er3idlag
b0rte oui uu0 ibrc Heipiration mar
uidt mebr mo6rne6m6or. 3net 4cr3-
tc botten iie fiir foot erfIdrt, ollein
ein oritter 9lr5t mohte einen @ieoer-
belebmgspcrhtG ourd @%inipribun9
elmer SoI3I6img in Die QOern Der
Strait uno Die 6olge mar, OaB ibr
8elpuBtiein 5lriidfebrte. SIR @eiin-
Den bat iid ieit0em beitdnoig aebei-
iert. Gle lit iebt tUieoer III ct. &oui8
o]ngefommen uuo ideint Ser 8ene-
nung cntqe1cu SIT ge6en.
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Edilrrfeier in GnnnSnile.

GpanSpille, Snb., IA. MGr3.
. Die Oefinitipen Arrangements fir
ole beige Sd)ilcrfeicr iino min BON
Der 9eutlden @eiellidaft %getroffell.
Die 6eier miro ant 8. Wtai nit einem
8olfsfeit erofftet, Ii. Damn piro Dos
Sieo bon Der @lode unter Ntitlpir-
flung bieiiaer 0eiangbereine ilno nit
leben0en 9iloern sur 9orIteuung ges
longen. gn eigentlihen 5eIttage
miro o8ilbelm EEL" bon ser oeilt.
Iden Gbeatertruppe bon Cincinnati
gegeben, uuo eS finoct cine Matinee
fiir ole Srgen0 ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-16
Nns NanOfuerf aeIe0t.

G%Gicoqo, IA. WtGr5. - Die go
li3ei mill Ben pieIen @eiiterbeidm6.
rern ooS SdipinoeIbonomert le9en.
Gin 9eteftin, Der geItern elmer Spi.
rittoliltcn- 3uiommenfunft in einem
So,tle an SeboritroBe %beimobnte,
mod5te pl0tli6 2i6t ltno podte Den
o@eiit" Ger ii6 oils Elm frGfti9eS jun.
geS 6rollen5immer, NomenS Sennie
NidolS entpuppte. Sennie %leiitete
beftigeu @iOeritano un0 fonnte npn
oem 9eteftip MIR nit Wlii6e nerbof-
tet lperoen. sic miro urter ser 9(n.
tlngc ser Grlonglrng bon @elo inter
foIiden Goripie9elungen i'm 8oli3ei-
gcridt borgefiIbrt mcr0en.
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9cmOfratiIdcr sica in @ainc.

9ongor, Me., IA. 0tGr5. - 9ei
oen bier o~bgebolteuen itGetiiden
8oblen bobcn Die 3emotroten gum
eriten Mol ieit mebr, ais 80 Sabren
Ole Gontrole %erlongt, inoem ibr Ma.
DorSsGonoioat, Miaiom 9. Yierce,
Sen HepubIifuner 9r. 9aniel u. 3os
biniou nit elmer Wloioritdt bon 800
Stimmcn idlltg mo BON Ben neltn
Nl0ermen finn mo bon 81 Council.
men tteltu 0emofrotcn limo, 10 oaB
Tie in geneiniamer Sibung nit Sill
fc oeS MaporS Die W~loioritGt bnben.
SIN llebrigen liegtcn BET ben Mt1ini5i.
palruablen I'M Stoote Die Hepublifa.
tler.
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81 @rabc actraacn.

Die Satin 0e3 Gr-Sto0trotb$ -N2its
9Iie0ca 9. GieB 5ltr cuigcn Rrt6e
Qcbettet.
Inter Iebr joblrciher 9ctbeiliQuno
bon 2eiOtraQenoen muroc Die Qcide
Der ON SomitoQ Qcitorbencn G5rolt
Nforn u. 0ieb, @ottiu Oc5 &rn.
@cruboro 0ieB BON 9tr. 402, Goluin-
itroBc, 0citcrn &ornPittoQ oti 0cnt
o9oitimorer 6ricoboie" 5ltr lcbtcn
N1be b%eItattct. &orbcr mllr0e in Der
ct. &ofobu3z&irdc an Ni9qllit6= mo
Go0eritroBe bonn Yoter @corQc fiir
oa5 Seelcnbeil ser &critorbenen eli
lie GeQuiemmeiIe ceIebrirt. 9u9 9obr=
tltbtrdger fungirten Die S0. S6oS.
N. HobiniorL Soiepb Seiocnmonn,
gSm. 90. Stltort, Gonroo &reter, ".
&. Notb un0 &oicpb ). &oren5. Die
$50. George Shiuing & Sobn ma-
rem bic Observation-Disclosures. llnter 0en
Sei0troQCn0en Die BON Nab II. Tern
actommcn morcrL INN Der &crblihe=
men 0ic leBtc Gbrc SIT crlueiicn beful-
Den Itd) Sr. tutO 6rolt Ectcr &clfrid
un0 Sod)tcr BON W}on6eiter, Carroll
County, N}O, SRI. &oltiie 8onqert II.
6rot emma Shmiot ncbIt &in0crn
bon &inOcrboof, &uncoiter Gountn
Fd, Grou &i55ic SdiQing BON gSil-
mington, Tel, @r. utO Irou Som=
merficlO Sd)uud bon Gaton5uiGlc.
Cine Wtcngc id0uer @hmtenQemin0e
luor bon Dem QroHcn TrclmocStrciic
Der 6anIilic 0'G ou Sarge nicocr=
9clcgt luorOcu, m;lct HnoCrrm BON
0@. y. W.sGMb" bon Ser republifa-
l1iid)cr Niiociutiou Der 3. Mur0, bon
Gopt. @mt, $. Sobuion u1o @ottin
6rnu &cnrp s. Shromm Sri. 9ln-
nie @cQO0ricr, 6rou 2eto Noppcll-
BERG, 6rou Si55ic Splitting bon g8il-
mington Sri. &otbcrinc Gicb, Sri.
9lrf, SRI. &otiie2(rnoIo, Trolt
NltglIt MintcrboItcr, BON Sen GIcrf3
0e9 &rcisgeridta 9}r. ,, bon Sru.
Stclport Cooper, 6rn. mo 6rou
Charles @oBmorL Irou emma
&loppcI, @rn. @ltitop &len1m II. Srn.
8ernbaro 9icB.
@itliom u. 90 Qer.
Die 2cihe oeS Srn. @iQiom 81.
Miller, Ser an Somitag i'm 9llter
bon 6S Sobrcn itarb, muroe geitern
bon Der @obnumg, Nr. Gil, Sii0-
Gborlea-S troBe, aus ouf Dem Bal
GrieOboi" sur lcbtell Htlbe be
GoItor SulilrS Sofuorm omls
I'M @a1tic mo am @robe. Die
9abrtudtrG9cr moren sic &S. Mug.
@ogcrt, Sobn Gmelbed, &ermunm
@enrp Snnoer8, Ser.
mann Shr00er mo @crmuul Giler-
mann, &r. Sobn ". Getfel, 9tr.
604, Sbarp-S troBe, leitete Die Beer
oi9lntg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-16
&ermiidte telcsrapbiide 9epeIden

gei'm Sdlittidnlblaufen aitf
0em Gapuga.See Bel aurora, 3.-g.,
lit Soiepb Sirldoogel, Elm in Gien.
item bon Hobert 8. 3abriStie iteben-
Der 0eltti6er, ms sis eingebroden
uno ertrunfen.
- Nls Der ~t6,iGbrgie SarpepSd )G-
Ter unO iein 9ruoer, Der t9-i1briae
SumeS Soldier, oie Sobne oeS 6or.
mera Soiepb Soldier IN Genn-Gaaep,
in @elt-Samburg, go, bon einem
&oblen5uge Ser pHeaoing-9 abn" abb
iprangen, 9%erietben Tie inter Die ND
Ser, uno Sarpep tpltroe getootet ilno
Soiepb ltarb balo oaraltf bel Der am-
putation ieiner sermaImten 9eine.
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Nod Gin NdDtunOuicr5iger bcimgc-
gnngcn.

ct 2ouiS, 0}o., II. 0tGr5.
Giner Scr Gltciten mo befannteiten
9ultlntcrnebuter ser Sto0t ct.
2oria, @r. 8eter &uB, lit bier gcltorz
ben. Gr bate ola 20,iGbriger Sling
ling an Der 9eipegung oeS So6reS
1913 in &eiien 0ormitoot lebbaften
2(ntbeil genommeu mo puroe oes-
6al6 Qe5lplungerl Dem aIten 8aterlono
oat Hiiden SIT febren unb lid bier
cine ltclte Seimotb 3l griinoeu. Sn
ct. 2olti3 gelon9te er boIO ais &c.
id,idtcr 9olmeiItcr 51t Hltf uno Ser
m6gen .lulo bieIe Der 6ieiigen Monus
mcutot.9outerL 0arlllter Die Timber.
lit0t ser Gbriltliden griioer, mltr0en
bon linn nlSgcfii6rt. gnd Die Sup
pei 0eS GipilQcridt8 s@cbdltOe8, zines
Der BcrborrogenoItcn 9auluerte int
@eiten Oe8 &anoeS, muroe bon ibm
erri6tet.
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@rnnOitiifs : 1le6ertraannaen.

Wtarb u. 2an0e. 8erp., an Ser
marc 2inf, @eitieite Ser Gboppel-,
nobe 9onfltroBe, IA bel 44.6 SUB,
8runo3ins $t4.33, So.
Sobn =. @iQiomS II. q. an @m.
@iIig, Gedte, 5iteL uno Sntereiien
on einem 86eil elmer aqep. So.
emma 6. Collier uno 8otte an
Gaa O. Breckenridge, 0oroieite Der
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9uS 0cntidlcn &ercincn.

S60ncs CONCERT oeS 3itbcr g Clubs
n@ormonie.~ - Tl0erc @erein8-
&erianmlln0cn.
Ser 3itber-Glub n&oruonie" Der
~alltoltctc gcitcr1 Nbcn0 IN Der ,@bi=
lontbropp-0oQc," Nr. tOt7 0it-9olz
tinioreltroBc, Gin groBeS CONCERT,
mcldeS III %ieincr gon5cn 9llSiii6rllng
uniibertrciilid mar. Die 0}itqIie0er
0cS &ereinS tboten it'd Defenders in
Ben 3itber.@ ortrGgen berpor rno
crn0teten moblperbienteu NpplnuS.
Gin gcmiitblider Gang fofQte, Salt
oQc 0elltlhcn &creine ser Sta0t mo-
rem pcrtrcter, mo oo5 Set NOR Gin
Grfolg in jcoer @inlidt.
nSarmonie."
Sn elmer gut bciudltcn SinQitunoe
iibte 9eitern Gbeno Die uSormonie"
&ieoer fir ooS nGdItc CONCERT. Sr.
6. i. MeiSIobn Scr felt September
1878 Dem 8erein ongeb0rt, lpuroe
5itm oftipen gbrenmitglieo ernonnt.
Die G%iulnorngen bcri6ieoener &creis
ne, 0urllnter sic oe8 ,Gidentrun3"
5ltrl clitcn StiitlngSiclte, mltroen
ongenonmen.
~a@ermonio Guartcttz
II b."
Ser n8ermonio- Guortett Club"
ltu0irte geitern 0ie Gb0re, mclde BON
Sen &ereinigten SGngern bel Der
S6iQerfeicr I'M Wtoi g~eiltngen mcr=
ben ioQen. Sn ser @eiddftSlibung
iunrOc beifloiieL Nnfongs 9(pril Elm
Tontilien- Nlliternr0itell uuf 0en Ser
gnilglmaSploBe in McItport 81 Der
nnitalten.
.Irbeiter-2 ie0ertofcl."
Aod) cincm crfolgrcidcn MoSfen.
boa om Gage 5llpor fam man nid)t
berlongcn OoB ein Gerein 2ltit gum
Singer bat. 9oS mar alt6 geItern
bel ser MISUNDERSTANDING" ser
6uQ, 0eren Nlitglieoer li6 BON Sen
Stropotcn 81 6olrie crbolten. 9tlr
Die Wfitglieoer 0c3 Gonite'S, bltrd)
Gin aoterfriibItiid ut0 6riibI6oppcn
III GoI5'S SoQc geitdrft, bliebcn an
Scr NrbCit ltn0 bicltcn NbredJnltng
iiber Sen M~o8fcnboII, Ser einen an
ie6nli6cn lleberihub crgob.
so urbeien &erein."
Ger saurbelien s9}crcin" belt &C.
tern gbeno in iciner 6ole, Gde Der
6. unb 2omboroitroBe, SigblonO.
toiun, ieine regelmGBige &eriomm-
lung inter 8oriib oeS @~r6iioenten S.
Soulc, ietl.. uno Scr 1rotofoQfiib-
rltng Oes Srn. %. 5bomoS ob. 3ebn
l1elte WiitglieOer iprroen ouiqenom-
men uno adt porgeidlagen. 9erifs
tet iptroe, Dab baS lett bin itottge=
bobte StiftungsieIt Oes 8ereiu8 elm
9lon5cnocS %finon5ielles HeIultat crs
geben bot. Cine Ginlooung oes Sc
longpereins DGi6erfron5" 81 oeIien
ocmnd6It itottfinOenben Gon5erte
fano einitimnlige annobme.
VI tB6an0elte eineS Of 10 c.
it er. = Inter Ser gnlhuloiauna,
IeineS 6tpelter 2oretto Hooigon miD-
banoelt 5u boben, muroe geIternMor.
gen Soiep6 =. &aoigon in Ser moro.
oitlid)en Goli5eiitotion 5uerit ieinem
Yro5ebperfobren iibertpieieL ipGter
.aber oltf ieds Monate ms Staotge-
fangniB aeianot.
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Ins bent Snncrtn MarDlano's aus
oem %angrenaen6eu Stanten.
Selbitmoro zines Sors
nterS.

III I y.
Slt Der HG6e bon bridgeport in
@oibington. County bat ii6 ser 5or.
nter Sonles Q. blair aus Meraer oas
riiber, Dob er ieine 6orm pcrfauft
botte lt10 oieielbc oemnddit perloIien
ioute, eridoiien. Gr mar sur &c.
luobnliden Belt mIfgeitonoen uno
flagte ilbcr MiiBbebogen. gr bate
on Gage norber cine Mienge Wtates
rial nod elmer 6arn nabe Salem
geidafit, pobin er 81 5ieben beoblid.
tigte uno botte Iid) babel %iiberanges
Itrcngt. Blair ging nod Dem StoQe,
nm onideinen0 nod oem 8ieb 81 le.
ben. gls ieine 6rol i'm gum 6riibs
Ititd rief, erbielt oieIelbe feline g(nt.
mort unO ging ielbit NOD ben StoI-
lungen, no iie Den 2eidnom nit et,
ner @unoe im Gopfe auf einem go
gen fono. Ser Hepolper lag ne6en
i6nt. Blair mar 1n9efGbr 90 Sabre
alt nno reiite in iriiberen Sobren fir
Or. y. 6abrnep & S0bne. Gr binter.
laBt cine @ittue unO cine Sodter.
8ergol1genelt Serbit ~uerfouite er lei.
ne Sorm un0 lpoQte oielel6e ipGter
fuieoer fouIen, bod fonnte er Die
Sorm nidt lpieoer befommen, itno
barber argerte er lid 10, oaB er
iflieBli6 ieinem 2eben Elm 3iel iet,
te. Gin gruoer INTO 3mei ShipeItern
bon iIm ipobnen III &aaerstoIpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-16

2oiopette 2locultc, no6e 9orcloDitr.
10 bel so SUB, 8runo3in$ 800, $500.
@ertruoC 9. &oopCr un0 @otte on
Charles ". SrrIt, @citicite Gorep,
nobe @rcBtmonitroBc, 81 bel II SUP,
So.
Carrie GiucI an G%irQinio Sn(oc8.
Sitooit = Settle ser Columbia g 2loc..
nobc StodboImitrobc, iii bel 80
SUB, $500,
Bruno Moment6p mo 6rou oil
6lorcnce 9. Wforri3, Noroicitc Ser
y8ilbcInitroBe, nobc Sutton e @Inc.,
tt,6 bel 70 SUB, $500.
@ent Nome an M}orD Homc, 1 9ot,
@rumo5. SO, S..
Sobn $. @infelmorm 1t. g., Grtl.
Itee5, an Charles &. Stieff, 2 Sets,
$4,000.
Gotrid 6obcrtp an Sonnob 6ober.
tn, Gfe @oltgb- unO Goitleitr., 16 Bel
60 SUB, 81.
&opol Dat q. o. 81. an George $.
9udbciiter Ii. a., ~9toroieite Der GIii.
ton=}lOcmlc, nobe -. StruBc, so PEI
- SUB, @rrnO}. $3.50, S..
Imclia u. 8incbrenncr ou Gpbs
roim Modt, &eIticite ser 2igbtitr.,
nobe SeotbItroBe, 30 bel 100 SUB,
@run05inS $25, So.
9ou9Io8 $. @proon an &enrD @.
Stoblcr, , 2otS, So.
Gmmo 9. Barrie uno @utte All
Ntario 3. @ibion, 3 Cots, $2t0O.
Soicpb Spencer uno 1rou anG6ri-
titan Ntopcr, OIticite Der Il1ns, no6e
@ioolcitroBc lis bel so SUB, @rO5.
$3.50, $3.50.
emma s.. Gomcp93 an 2ouiioSem.
IL, 1 Got, $40.
&ouiio Semlp al Gbo8. g. Come.
0O@ uulo 6rorL NorOolt . Settle ser
NtIontic = Npenuc, nobe Sorforo.
Soo0, 60 BET 1t3 SUB, $40.
Gbo8. $. SirbD uno GSrolt an So6n
9ltif uno 6ror, Siioieitc ser Monll.
ment-, nobe GOcnltroBe, IA bel 70
SUB, @runb3, $t4, $40.
GnlilD 9. 81. 4ppolo an Baltimore
8runorcnt So, 6 Cots, So.
GeaderS' Mutuol Benefit 9lII. an
anno W. Seotb gtorooIt : Settle ser
Bolton, nobe 2oltrenSitroBe, II bel
105 SUB, $4,000.
Soiepbine e. Smith 8eriu., on2So.
iepbite 6. Smith, SiiomeIt.S cite Der
Fenniplponio 3 Apenue, @runo3inS
$3.50. ST.
Sennie s. German al gilbert sc.
Noroieite ser Suntingoon-
Npenlc, nobe @orclopsS troBe, 14.2
bel so, @runo5inS $40. $3.50.
Caroline Denies an G6o$. $. 6inf
& Satin, SiiOoitieitc Der @ontburqs,
nobe GroBzS troBe, II bel 70, @runoa
sims $36, 5000.
Hnnie 81. 9eoper uno 8atte OIL
@race Is. 2int, ,g8eitieite ser Boone,
StroBe, nobe Orforo, 9lpenre, 10 bel
SO. 500.
Bernard Nelpmon 1lno Satin al
@tuiom &. Serglllon, g%torooItieite
Der 9rltiOsSiQ 2lpenle, nobe Gobert-
StroBe, 1874 bel 100, So.
&nt. Is. Serguion mo Satin an
Minnie s. @bitelod, Norooitieite ser
0rltio-SiQzNpen1lp, robe HobertsS tt,
1914 bel 100, $500.
emma Weber uno 8otte an Gli5o-
beth Wtiuer, . @%rllnoitiide, $14l0.39.
GborleS s. &eincmon uno 8ottin
an Sobn ". Gorr II. g., 0ltieite ser
Soluaro-, nobe Germans traBe, 30
bel -, So.
Mn1. &. @pott 1t. q. an e. g.. &
:. Co." @eItieite Der Charles, no6e
troBe, 10 bel t40.3, $500.
Charles 9. Mid an 9ieieIbe, g8cIts
leite Der GbarleS-, nabe 2omboro.
10 BET 1903, @runo5inS
$500, So.
Sorrp O}. 9cn5inger II. a., Grlt-
tees, an Gieielbe, @eitieitc Der
SbarleSs ndbc &ombarosS troBe, 10
bel 1903, $1,000.
Mm. &. 8Dott II. ". al 9ieiel6e,
10 bel t44, @runo5inS $204, $500.
ltis bent Snnertn M~arDlano's nus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-16

Gin &nubens un0 % d IL
nerhor. - Sn Der &ier5cbn bI.
9}otbbelfer Stride miro BON MN a6
MIR &nobens un0 WtGnnergeiallg bel
Den liturgii6en 8otteS0ieniten oil
Sonl. mo Seiertogen gebort mer-
Sen, inOcm ole SGnqerinnen 0urdJ
anoben erictt moroen iino. 9lmOiters
fcIte miro Der nelte Gbor crItmolS eis
ne oicritinmige Nfeiie ollffiibren.
&abren0 Der Soiten5eit miro bci'm
So6amtc ouSidtieBGih Gborol ge-
Iltngert, Sdon Dor eincm Sabre
mlroc Oie c0cilionii6e MnIif ein9e.
filbrt.
3n GGren 0e$ Conner
neurS. - 8enerol 9llireO &. BOOTH
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ming, 9tr. 2532, Gutou-%Ioce Elm
9tner 81 Gbren 0CS @ouperueurS
@orfielO, Nniucicno morcn: @oltpers
neltr &oriielo, Mtopor Is. Sian Gina
ms, General Sbomo3 5. Sbrpod,
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SanleS VI. 9reiper, Gopt. 81. Wt. Spe0.
ben unO Die $50. 9onicl 4. Gontlin,
G0paro &. Bartlett, s. s. @omer,
George ". g9iuiS uno G6omoS s.
Wee6on.
Soll 8erf5euqg &c It o fl G II
BADEN. - Ser t8-iQbrige Soiepb
8pnin9er, ipelder an Genn 2ucp
Elace, @ooerlp, ipobnt, mtroe &C.
tern i'm noroliden Stution5Gallie
pom &o0i Mbite megen ongebIider
9etretlung Der @erfitdtte 0eS 9rn.
Charles s. Sine8 bon 9fr. 40, Yenn
&llcp Ylace, nit oicbiider 9lbiid)t
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&r. &ineS iogte bei'm 8erb0r, er ba.
be in Sen lebten Sogen @erf5eug Der,
miBt ltn0 ON Wontag Nbcn0, ais CT
nab Sallle 9~etol1llett, Selldn0en III
ieiner 8erfitdtte geieben, ser 8erfs
3ellg binouSgemorfen. @enalter bin-
idoueno, bnbe er @pninger erfonnt,
Der Odrn entiloben iei. Die Eoli5ei
berbaitete ben Sungen lpdter.
Sugenoli6e Q t d g d II.
ger. 3luei anoben mur0en ge-
itern Ibeno in Der oitlid)en Eoli3ei-
itotion in cine 3elle geiperrt. 9ieief-
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pbia Hooo BON StroBenrGubern INN
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nobn lie in'S 8ebet ltno tie geitolt-
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DAB Der Hallb MIR cine 6inte mar.
Sic bciBen 3bos. Soro, Nr. 1911,
GrosfepitraBe. unO Sorace 9iiforos,
Ger. 2409, Clifford : 4penue. Sic fper-
ben feitaebalten, bis lire Gltern bon
Iif boren laIien.