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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
A LITTLE GIRL
INJIJP En-

Little Louise Crawford. daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Crawford, met with
a painful accident Sunday afternoon
says the Silver City Independent. She
and her small sister returned from a
horseback ride, and as they were en-
tering the stable the horse SHE'D
throwing both riders to the ground
with considerable force, Louise strik
ing first the ground and her sister fall
ing upon her. She suffered a broken
arm just above the elbow and ii will
be several weeks before the injury is
healed,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
TO SPEND ONE MONTH
OVER IN EUROPE

Boston, Mass, Oct. 19.-The Albany
Burgesses corps, numbering one run.
dred men, fully armed and equipped,
left yesterday on the White Star line
steamer Arabic for Europe, to make
a tour ofone month through England
and several other European countries.
The party will visit London, Paris,
Brussels, Cologne, Berlin, Amsterdam,
The Hague and Antwerp, and expects
to arrive in New York one month
from today on the Red Star Liner
Vaderland.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
PAT CUDAHY's DAUGHTER
MARRIES AN OHIOAN,

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 19.-Miss
Catherine Cudahy, daughter of Pat
rick Cudahy, the millionaire packer,
and Thomas Ferending, of Dayton, o.,
were married at st. Johns cathedral
here yesterday. Several hundred
invited guests were present at the
wedding, which was(one of the most
brilliant events of the season. Miss
Cudahy's eldest sister was maid OF
honor, and Miss Irene Cudahy, a
younger sister, and Miss Marie Fern.
eding acted as bridesmaids.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
MINISTERS WANT NO
LIQUOR IN ARIZONA.

The Arizona association OF Congre-
g%ational ministers have adopted a res
olution urging congress to Incorporate
in the Arizona statehood bill a prohi-
bition against the licensing of gam
bling, lotteries, and the sale of intox-
icating liquors in the state of Arizona,
claiming the protecting of the Arizona
Indians and the citizenship of the
state, as provided in the Oklahoma
hill
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
SENATOR ANDREWS
REACHES WASHINGTON

According to a dispatch received
from Washington, Delegate to Con-
gress w. H. Andrews, arrived from
Albuquerque on last Saturday, and
is spending the week looking af-
ter business in the p~ostofice depart
ment, the department of the interior,
including the general land office, the
Indian bureau, the United States geo
logical survey and the reclamation
service; the department of agricul-
ture, including the bureau of forestry.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
TRADE EXTENSION TRIP
MADE THROuGA OHIO

Newcastle, o., Oct. 1S.-rhe party
OF forty members of the Wholesale
Merchants Board of the Chamber of
Commerce of Cleveland, which started
on a trade extension tour through var.
ious sections of this state, reached
here yesterday and was warmly well
coined by the citizens. After a brief
stay the party continued on its trip.
About twenty cities and towns will be
visited and the party expects to re-
turn to Cleveland Friday evening.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
BLOCH

The construction of a new business
block on Broadway in Silver City, has
been commenced by George Bell, who
will erect a handsome, up to date
building, which will greatly add to
the appearance of the business sec
tion of that town.
During the past few months a num-
Der of new business blocks have been
under construction in Silver City. and
it begins to appear decidedly metro
politan.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
THROWN FROM HORSE
AND BADLY INJURED.

Many Las Vegas friends of the
young lady will be sorry to hear that
Miss Mamie Harrison of Pecos, was
thrown from her horse and very seri-
ously injured. The young lady at
tended the summe normal at Las
Vegas two years ago and two of her
sisters are there attending school this
year.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
MISS LLOYD OF 1.-THE CHAPER.
WAS PLAINTIFF IN $4,000 SUIT

The first real treat for Albuquerque
theater gOers the present season will
be The Chaperones," which is billed
at the Elks' opera house for Novem-
Der ?. The Chaperones" company is
composed of fifty people, including a
large chorus, and was secured by
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
Made Her Dance.

A wild and woolly incident occurred
last week in a saloon, where, as an
attraction, a comely young woman
sings and plays the piano as an accom-
paniment to her well trained voice.
A daredevil girl, who was masked,
and accompanied by a male relative,
entered this resort and proceeded
straight to the piano girl, who was
doing her evening stunt.
Get off that stool and dance" said
the d. d. girl.
The command was ignored. do you
hear? Get off that stool and dance"
she repeated, at the same time draw
ing a gun and firing very close to
the ~low-necked shoes of the p. g.
The astonished saloon girl obeyed
with alacrity and both feet, and she
danced vigorously and strenuously I'M
til the other was satisfied.
The cartridge was blank and the
band played On.-Yuma Sentinel.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
Smoke the White Lily Cigar.
JOE RICHARDS CIGARS
11S 10 W. Railroad Avenue.
PIONEER BAKERY

SIMON BALLING, Proprietor.
(Successor to Balling Bros.)
WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALITY
We desire patronage and we guar
antee first class baking.
2O7 S. First Street. Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
A Unique Automobile.

= OTIVUC NUIOTVODITGs
One of the unique automobiles in
this country is owned by w. F. Staun-
ton of the Imperial company. 1t runs
between Red Rock and Silver. Bell.
1t differs from the ordinary automo-
bile, in that it is heavier and runs
only on the rails, its wheels being
htted with flanges for this purpose.
Yesterday afternoon it met the con-
gressional special at Red Rock and
took some Chicago men up to the
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
Indians Gathering Dates.
But They Can't.

The members of the congressional
party who are interested in the Great
Peck mine returned last evening from
a visit to that property and left at
10 a. m. on a special train for the
Grand Canyon. They were pleased
with the progress of work at the
mine and are perfectly satisfied with
the property. Mr.. Kasson, who is
Sergeant-at-arms of the national house
of representatives, in speaking of the
trip, said the Bradshaw road, inside
of a few years, would be the great
est ore carrying railroad in the world.
Regarding statehood, he said: "If we
could give it to you, you would get it,
for your ought to have it. You have
a wonderful country Prescott Cour-
Ter.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
Some Arizona Assessments.

Some Arizona Assessments.
The price of copper has recently in
creased three cents per pound. This
increase of three cents will increase
the profits of the Arizona Copper
company over last year 1926, 900, and
they have been assessed by the county
board of equalization at $6Iy,376.
The Detroit Copper company's in
creased profits will be $495, 900, and
their assessment as fixed by the same
board is $4S4,3
The Shannon Copper company's in
creased profits will be $3.50 900; their
assessment, fixed by the same board,
is S163,190.'
Now don't you sympathize with
these poor companies? Another raise
in the price of copper will certainly
bankrupt them!-Guardian.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
Telegraph for Sale.


The old military telegraph line.
which runs from Don Luis to the San
Bernardino ranch, and which was
built during the Indian troubles in
1899, will shortly be offered for sale
by the United States government. AT
present the line from Douglas to Don
Luis is not in use, but that portion
from Douglas to the San Bernardino
ranch is in use by Mr.. Slaughter as a
telephone line.-Tombstone Prospec-
tor.
Indians Gathering Dates.
The date trees at hanlon's are be-
ing picked of their annual crop, which
is said to be unusually large. The
Indians are carrying them away by
the burro load and no attempt is be-
ing made to market them. While OF
an unnamed variety, the fruit is OF
excellent quality, and we're an attempt
made to sell it there is little doubt
but what it would bring a good fig
ure. For many years the trees have
borne splendid crops, affording ample
evidence Of the future for the date in
dustry in this section of the United
States.-Yuma Sun.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-19
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST
OUR WESTERN NEIGHBOR
FROM


mines. The automobile can attain al
most as great speed as the ordinary
touring car, and it makes the twenty
mile run from Red Rock to Silver Bell
in an hour.-Tucson Citizen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Scbel mnS oas oemtIdle Seer.

8ebel bat poreeitern im oeutiden
8eidsStaee bel Der 9ebotte iiber~oie
Seeres.Sorlage pieoer nal iein
Spriihlein bereeiaat. Seit Sobreu
Bai ct bas niht peridimt. gr meib
reft gut, Dab feline Geben iiber Die
mee-gerrinserungen fir Die aat'
linb, ober er b1lt tie ooh = 5um5en-
iter binous fir ole @enoiien mo oas
Sano. Sb 9ebel mobI ielbit glnlbt,
mas er ieit Sabren geprebigt bat? Gr
meiB 70 gut, nie jeoer anbere, Dob
Gcutidlnnb's Sage cine iolfe lit. ole
Gin itarfes Seer notbmenoig moht.
IS bat iid nod Often unb @eiten au
pertbeioieen, unb Der 3iueibuno Stub.
LAMB uno 6ranfreid beitebt ieet nod
10 gut, tpie er i~iberbaupt felt ieiner
@riinoun9 beitanben bat, trotoem es
III morden gIdttern fait 81 einen
Dogma gsiporoen 1T, ooB Der 3pei-
buno aus alien 6ligen aebe. Die
Becoming oes 3peibunoes lit iogal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

ais ounOis5iplinirte uno unOiS5ipIi-
nirbore &rdfte, Die ME Elm &eif men-
i6enniiroiger @eiinnung 81 begriins
ben oermodten uno oeren Serrifoft
cine umgebeitre auItlIrtriiiS 6eoeuten
piiroe." Sin trauriges &rognoitifon
fir Die iebt berridenoe Eortei linz
qdrn'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

III lester 3eit nod gemd6ie1t, ieii
England feline niplenoio ISOLATION"
o%lfgegeben bat un6 4nidIuB an
6ronfreid geiudt mo gefuuoeMbot
unO ani6luB an HuBlouo iuht. eng
lambs Folitif lit onrnuf geridtet.
3eutihlono, in Dem e5 ieinen itarf-
item Gonfurrenten iiebt 81 iioliren.
@enngIei6 ole ougenblidli6e Situa-
ton friebIid lit, menn 9ebel be6alIp=
tet, Bob HltBlono aiif picle Sabre
binallS lobm gelcgt iei, miro Deutid-
Iano icine @ebrma6t Ser 3obI Der
m0gli6cn Seinoe cntiprcfeno aus
buuen miiiien. Die @efabr elmer
ernitliden 8erpidelung nit mogli.
den 6einoen miro BON 9eutIdIono
immer ais Elm 6ottor IN Hefnung ST.
lteIlen iein. 9ebel meiIt oorollf bin,
nab Ieuti6ldno'S 8iinonihe idon
Dor Dem oitoiiotiifeu Griege, Dor
Der ltorfen Sdmd6ung RuBlonO'S,
8egengerui6t aenug 9eiueien ieien.
@etuiB nber Der 0rei6llno Bat beute
faum mebr oos @elpift, ooS err 5llr
3eit 9riipi'S bate unO ipGter mieoer,
olS @iolitti itoIienii6er Wiini1terprG.
iioent mar. Sect, na6 Dem Hiidtritt
@iolitti'S mo6cn Die offenen uno ge.
beimen 6einoe oeS 9rei6rmoes mie.
Ser mobil. Gbe @iolitti an ooS Rr.
Der Der itoIienii6en &egierung fam,
NOR in itolieniihen Hegiernngsfrei.
fen Die Spmpotbie fir Den 0reibumo
ouf einen iebr nieorigen Barometer
itonO geiunten. Sronfreid lodte nto
iudte Stolien auf Die fran3oiii6eS Ell
te biniiber 5u 3ie6en, uno Der oeuti6e
Hei6Sfon5ler, @rof Billion, iproG
oamoIS inn Hei6Stoge bon elmer Or
trotour" Stulien's. Die Sfpierigfei,
ten fir ocn ungeitorten 6ortbeItono
oeS 0reibunOeS logen iibrigeliS mebr
IN Dem 8erbdltniB 5luiiben StoIien
mo OeItreidl ais III 0en oeutif-ita.
lieniihen 9|e5iebungGu. 9oS Srerno-
i6oftSperbGltniB 5pii6en Oeitrei6 II,
Stolien mar getriibt oilrd) Die Bal.
fanpoIitif. Stolien begebrte in Mo,
ceoonicn uno Nlbonien groBcren Gin.
flllB, mo Die irreoentiitii6en 9eitre.
bungen in ocn 0itrei6iiden &rou-
l1noern nit ~ilolieniider &eb0lfe-
riing eri6merte Die 9e5ie6ungen
ebenfaas. @Gre @ioIitti nift Elm
treuer 6reuno Der 9reibunos-G olitit
gemeien, 10 bitten ole 8orgGnge in
SnnSbrltd leift 5lt einem 8ruf 5mi.
iden Stnlien mo Oeltreid fiibren
fonnen. Der nclte Yremier SStolien'S,
Sorts, scr ooS Grbe @ioIitti'S angcs
treten bat, lit Elm olter, trelIer Sreun0
6es 9reibunoeS; imnerbin muB in
0eltti6lano NIT Der Moglidfeit ges
re6net peroeL DAB Der 9rei6unb
aus Dem 2eim geben fonnte. Die 3il.
itGnoe in Seitreid iinO sur 3eit 10
5erfobren uno beriporrelL ipie lie n1lr
iein founen. go LANCE &oiier Sron5
Soiepb le6t, niro Seitrei6 : llneorn
am 0reibun0 feitbolten. Iaein Der
Mtonnrd itebt i'm rs. 2%ebenSiobre.
Ob Der 9reibuno ailh nod ieinem
CODE 10 ieit beiteben blei6t? @er mill
es iogenl Die EoIitif miro i6lieB.
lid bon Der eiieriten Notbpenoiafeit
nidt aber bon 9ebelii6en ST.
%llllionen uno BON OptimiSmuS.
9euti6lono lit in 6oIge ieiner geo.
aropbiiden 9o9e oas lebte 2ono, oos
nbriiiten fam. Die felt Sobren be.
Gpnltellationen fonnen i'm
0onoutnoreben binfGuig meroen,
lino 0euti6Inno lit om Sideriten
nuf feline eieene araft geiteIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
@ittruudl, Den %. 9iGr5 1905.
Die ncnc GinmanOcrnnsSflnt6.

SIN Suien bon 9telp = Oort allen
fin0 mGbrCno Der Wonote Sanuor
umO 3ebrunr mo oeu eriten 10 Ia.
aen Oes MGr5 1854 gimpanOerer
angefommen. Sir oieielbe Belt OeS
lebten Sobres betrug Die 3obl mr.
5S,028. "a aus ben oeittIden Sa'
f~enit1Oten beridtet miro, Dab Der Nn'
orang bon ACKNOWLEDGMENT GROCER it,
ais ie 3ltpor, Oab oiegluSpunOerungSs
hlItigen faum untergebraft meroen
fonnen. 10 lit OieieS Sabr cine Nus
monoerungsflutb 5l erlporten, mic
iie in ser @eidi6te oeS 2anoeS nod
nidt oagemeien lit. Sn 0en 8inter-
Monaten lit Oie@inmanberung in Der
&egeI gerinaer mo iteigt NIT Dem
9e0inn Scr miIoeren S%obres5eit. 81
men grpBen 9ro5entiob Der in Oieiem
Sabre GingeiuonOerten bil0en ieoen.
foas iolfe, Die %luGbreno ser idled)-
ten tpirtbifnftlifen Gage 6eS lebten
Sabres mieoer nof Der olten Sei'
matb 5rriidge9angen poren. IS iino
I'M Sabre 1904 bon Nem = Yorf mlS
ALIEN 374,263 3miihenoedS f. Balia'
giere nod europa gegongen II. 1917
$50 BON europa nod Hetp . Yort &C.
fobren. Der &iidltrom betrug olio
80 Bro8ent. Sn Den iibrigen Gin.
monocrungS : Sofeu miro ii6 oa5
g~erbGltniB nidt meicntli6 perIdie-
nen 9~eItoltet baber. Sli oieiem 3u'
nno &iiditromen %unierer %segenmGrs
tigen @inuonoerer liegt Elm weient-
Ii6er llnteriaieO 3l Der @in>pdnoe.
rung. friiberer Sobr5ebntc. Die Oeut'
Idle @inmnnoerung ser pier5iger,
ffinf5iger uno ied5i8er Sabre fam,
Inn gu bIeiben; iie modte ii6 iebboft,
bebaute Den 9ooen uno ifuf Bill.
benOe 3ormen. Die Sfonbinapier
boben erobe Streden 6es @eitens be.
iieoelti Die @inponoerung bon
9euti6lanO uno oen ifonOinopii6en
21noern lit ober neleroingS iebr SIT.
riidqegongerL on9eaen lit Die aus
StoIien, aus lln9orn mo &uBlnn0
mGftig nngelpo6ier. Dieter neue
Ginpanoerungsitrom ergieBt ii6
nber nidt, uie ser friibere, ii6er 0aS
gauge Qoub, ionbern brGt9t iif in
Die @roBltGote un0 SnbuItrie . Gen-
treu 5uiommen. Sn guten 3eiten
bIeiben Die Gingeuonoerteu, in Sci.
ten Observation-Disclosures flu.
then iie %moiienpeiie mieber 5lriid.
Gie Ser. Stooten boben nod &ount
fiir grobe Mengen bon @intuonoe.
rern, MIR miiBten oieielben mebr iiber
Dos, erobe @ebiet pertbeilt lperoen.
Nuf Die biz iett oiinu b~eiieoelten
@ebiete, in benen es oft all Irbeits.
tr1ften feblt, ionten ibren Nntbeil
BON Der ginmonberung boben. Die
2oiung oes GinponoerungS . Fro.
blems liegt niht BARN, @%iniuonoerer
ornuBen 5u bdlter, ionbern BARN,
tie iiber Dos 2onb 81 pertbeilen. Der
Siioen uiio groBe Streden oeS @e-
items, iinb nod ouf longe iebr aufs
nobmef1big. @s Gilt MIR, oenStrum
oortbin ub5llIenfen uub at pertbei-
len. Sc cher Cos bel Dem lest 81
eriportenoen aroben anorang &c.
ihiebt, beito better fir Die giniponoe.
rer ielbIt. mie fir ooS 2onb. Die vi.
iimildtion miro iid raider mo gIot-
ter poa3ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
gareou bes stabt.Meaihrolors.

VaItlW re, De1l I. Ul1r3 1YO5.
@qeH oaran tntereiitrten Berioneu miro bier
nit 9t1dbridt ertbeilt. oab BET Staot SrgenieIr,
8altimorerS taotsGooer bon 1893 (Supplenient)
~berInngt nirb, ben erfldrenoen Rldtt ini0 Die
acknowledgement fir Die HioeliruHa, Bflos
sen 9beiIes Der Gmalipooo.S Grape. ooi bcr
9~torofeite Der 9rattsStrabe bis AurGiibIei.e Der
Sfeberids9lOenue in oieiem Yiiredu binterIeat
bat.
glue oubon beriibrten gerronen ftiS bere6.
tigt, innerbal6 80 3a9er, bonn 9atlInI .bIefeT
9loti5 al, i'm SaItinorer Stnotgertc1t bur6
fhriitli6 eingereibte Retitton oageseu 81 aps
peuiren.
Sarrb 3. Sppper,
Regtftrator Der Staot Baltimore.
(mGr3t 8tb 220 ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Baltimore Sransfcr So.

tett an Der
ehsph.g6e bon 2isbt. uno 2ombare.e trake,
bat ibre ausitattlne uno mebrere Subriperfe
(BanS) bersr5bert uno 1T ieet I'M Gtanbe,
M6beI bon Saus gu Saus 8u b~ei5rbern nnb
fir bic sluibeuabruHg ODER 8erfeubuns Su Der.
paden. 9rompte uno auberIdfFse gebieuune
iutro 5uaeittert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Snhesf11e.

gm 10. Dldr5 Catherine C. abams, 81 SABRE
alt.
tin ts. Mdr5 @m, 81. SNbriubolt, 60 Sabre
alt.
Sabre alt.
alt.
9lm 90. Widr5 Gbnrles ". @elhnuieu, % Sabre
alt.
gm 10. Mdr5 Wlarie @(iabetb 8untrHul, "a
Sabre alt.
Mm 10. Wdr3 Gliia6etb gluff.
Vim 90. Npnri Gin y. MN Nplten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
I'm [ic6cnher Grinncrnnn

an metile qeltebte Wilitter
Wtargnret NDeif,
ole bente Dor 5luei Sabren, ben %. Mdr3 1908,
geftorbeH in.
gSobl bit On BEN Nuge enti6mlnoen,
God Iebit in @rinn rung 9u tort,
Sun 9eben itet5 treulid oerbunoel
8inft Die Sotfnnlg oes 9SieoeriebnS bort.
Bon ibrem SDbnr.
H~eauiemslleiie In Der ct. glpboninszairbe
beute, Witiluob. WlorgenS 8 ll6r. ESD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Der liberoIe - It er
2loDb@ conitotirt, Dob IN ein5elnen
9roBeren Srten DER 3ipes, pie aaS-
mart, Bella, 2eibib, Die 3obl Der in.
t~eligenten 9euti6en aif Die SGIfte
5uiammen9eifmoI5en iei, mdbreno
lid Die 3obI Der SIopen oerOoppelt
babe. 9os Iei elm 9eiorgniB ere
genoes Symptom. @ut, luenn Die
llngorn einieben bob nit DEM @e9-
gang Der 0eltid)en oie &lltur iinft.
Sn Der nohsringenbem flapii6en 9e.
polferung baben oiellngarit iiberOies
cine piel1 tgefGbrIi6efe i@eatieridoft,
uls arp ben Geutideu, Sie felt Sobr-
hineerten bort gelebt mlo potriotiife
g~eltrebingen ieoert 3eitia nnterltiitt
baben ioiGpr Better afopo" itebt
iibrieeliS nit ieinemilttbeil nidt per-
.eiitaelt. Isle nngariide &esierllne
oriidt oos 9eutidtbum ilirner mebr
an Die @ono. Selbit Der 3%cligions-
llnterriht ioa in iingariider Spro6e
ertbeilt merben. Gin oeIitid3er Efor.
rer ans @eihngarn idreibt: rs lit
gum Musluonoerni Gle ltnsorn l6ei.
men gismard's @ort, Sab fir tie MIR
i'm 9unoe nit Den Tentiden oosSeiI
liege, nidt 5u beber3isen, Der nngo-
ride 4bgeoronete fMsur 5aIf be5eid-
net in einem 9eitartifeI I'M s8eiter
stoYo" oen giisag Der iiesrei6en
aoIiutb'iden Yasfei III oeai irelien un-
gnriiden @eidsfag aIs .eine gOIfcr.
iuanoeritns aus benz fief1fen aiiem"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
@nnSernp[e Gntbefnnn.

Srnu n. gleIEng, electromagnetic SpesiaIiftin
fiF 5IduetbgeieGma 9aIHeH faqter fih in glen
Sdllen Oertrauliber 9trt an MID penoeIt. gSe1rt
bate ME eiren eir8i9en Sebliblag. @rIeiftes
rltig In as Stiinoen ooer feline ge3abllna oers
Ian9t. &ein Shmer3, ODER @efabr, ooer Inter
6re1nne Der 2ttbeit; b5uig barmIos. SIN
Spred5immer ODER briefll1, 50. 9rioatstlnter'
fnmIien fir 9amen. SefduIte 8drterint1er.
9ebauolure, .penn getuiinidt. Streng
bertrnuIih. MatbertbeiIure fpftenfrei. Gpred1s
BON 10 Yorm. bis g abenos; Sonntnes
bon 2 bis 8 gIadbn.. Grau u. glgiIng, Er. 719,
@eit. 6nDettesStrahe. WNdrt9,I&o,1O
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QouSou 9 Tnrf

Ter bauptidhihftc SrirSDuf In Baltimore.
Hreal: $50 Ader. = Jmmermdbrenoer Charter.
.gelo bon aleu- StqottheiIeU,. GtGabeubnbns.
MasgotiS p%dfitreh Den SaupteitadrIg nue orei
Wiinuten. &SarmeS gSurie5iInluer fir Sol6e,
bic ben Srieobof bel rnubeH 9Setter ~bellIcbeu.
Begr1hnibpldBe SI tebr mdBigeH Breifen,
idIlnltlib inter iortludhrenoer Bflege.
9hrcau: gr. II, @eit'Sa ratuga. StraRe.
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@Gnme. ssrndlt. nnb 2ierpf[anser.

0letne SrlIhtbdume, GpargeIpIlnn5en, Gr0Be
bon Hofen, GrobeersBfldn3elI, 9ults
FORMER grtoet fir Seden, Ghuppeus uho Sns
feftens50oter, 2aiuIlsSraSsSa arHen nIo aiIiiits
antdIoa foitenfret.
Sinclair 4nrierieS,
@ut. z, Sorie,
CIR. 2f3, 9orosG aleert' straae.
(Mdr510, 3&9,1MD Baltimore. mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Cine ne1te &unlt q e d d. re
bon Or. Mor SdJmiot, Hrofeiior on
ser tednii6en So6idule 5u aaden,
eriteint in 20 9ieferun9en. Nm gut
ten SunItgeihidten boben mir nod
feinen lleberfllB. Die 9liten @erfe
limo redt tbeuer, uno 10 Oorf man
oos nele @ert, oaS IN 20 &ieferuns
gen 81 10 Gents pro 2ieferung er.
id)eint, ber5Iid miafommen beiBen.
Die p%orliegenOe critic 2ieferung 5eigt,
oaB Der 8erioiier ieinen Stoif boil
be6erridt, Dab err ole 8eidibte Der
&unit popular mno leid)t %oeritanoli6
oor5uItellen peritebt. Dos 8erf lit
iebenfoaS ans oen 8orleiungen oeS
Yrofeiiors Encouragement, lit babel
nit fiinitlerilhen SuliItrotionen
reid oilSgeItattet. Sci Dem Iebr Bill.
ligen Yreiie miro oieie &unItgeid)if).
te cine groBere 8erbreitun9 finoen,
oils Die Observation-Disclosures, tbeueren
uno fir oaS grobe Bublifum I6me.
rer oerltdnolihen funit9eididtliden
@erfe. Gie geigabe 5ablreider do.
rafteriitiif erlGuternOer SauItrotio.
men erbobt ben @ertb oieies @erfes.
0os 2ieferungSrperf lit burf) sic
gubbanolmo bon u. Sotiti6 81
be5ieben.
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Gin @eIdenf fir's 2eben.

gpenn Sbr Grren I5&tern elm prnfttf9eS
@eibna1tss@ef6enf MAIDEN mont, elm 4ei1eni
fIr'S game 2eben, TO IaBt fe einen 8urfuS TN
GlecttcsBamensS fnetberinitem
burdmaden. Die SobuIe 1T tebt %ee0finet. Der
Roitenpnnft TIT gerine. GhiiIer fhr bic abeno'
fIaItet neroen iest 1ufsenom1len. Meaen Be
btnaIiteen iperoe mon flo an MFRS. Subers, SIS.
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