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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
@eItcrn Marnlanb-Y abn.
Srut an 10. Sc5cmbcr 1904 in Strait.
Sfge oerlaiien StleitsStatlon, pte folat

Srut om 10. ScScmbcr 1904 in Strait.
0lge o~erlntten S~tlleisStatloIl, pie folQt:
Sdaitdi,
$50 &nrl1t. 49, Smncu}n1. Snuptlinic, Suger5s
tolun. Wabnesburo, q. & ~. Bubn uno ben
Sltoer, iino nusoeromrten Sonntnas u. b.
NnDn 9nltcnd. GDulIbcroburl, Yinrtitsbllrg
mo 9Sii6citcr.
Edsrn. ansgeupntmen scnntaas.
9inie titltt bon GiIorp'Srobe. Carlisle utb
IS. & s.. 9ubn.
s.15 &orm. : Saupiiinte, Saeerstopn, gbip.
pcrSburg, Sre6erid, Snmiftsbure uuo u. &
70. Ru5n bis clifton.
gorf nro Getbs6nra. w."
2.25 giadnt. - Nffom. mad @morbs0rcbe.
1925 9sadm - Iiipm. uuh @ntorbs0rooe, .. 4
$, 9ip.. foiuie goIt.
4.15 Nadrt. - Iffpnt. nab untoHsprtoge.
800 Nndrn.-GrpreB rad Beftutnfter. untsr'
0rioge. uni Damn Nffon. bis Suaersiopn.
fo,pie 0ancod, sSreocrid, GriItittsblir9 INTO
S6ippelISbure. (HarlprsGdr.)
+5.25 Had,m. Grprek nab yprf, Sanuusr nup
HcttnepnrS. tVuriorsSnr)
$50 Tntbn. - SIfforn. radb Grrorbs0rpb
G.t5 gbenos - siipm. nn6 lniousgrioge.
500 eI6enos - gifonn. mad Gmorp'1robe.
gnr Cpnntags.
$50 9urm. - Mifom. mad u~nion.gribee u1b
Snuoper.
$50 9,udbm. - giium. Md 1tuipnsprioae.
100 Gahnt. - sifom. nab @uiorts@rope.
= SdIt ni,bt an Der YenninIbaniasstpe .,Stattor
Billet iino @epid. 9iirellI, IIbauab'S, Gle
Charles iinb Qcriretrn.Sirahe.
2iige 5c.ten an tnions, 8ennfblbantdsgoe.',
V, 8. GrtswulS, q. &. R.
8. W. epp en-. .. B. n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
6remoe 3u 9iirgern &C.
III d t.

Sn 0cm an 81. Gc5eliibcr id)IicBcn.
0cn Sabre crflGrtcn 497 Glngctuull.
oertc ibrc Slbiidt, 9iirgcr ser &cr.
Stootcl 81 pcroerL mo 1919 rcid)tcn
urltcr ser pom obcrItcn @Crid)t ant /.
Gc5cmbcr oll0cronunlcncn Ncgcl ihrc
9lpplifutipn elm. Nnturuliiirt mur0elt
100 Trent0c, . Npplifotiollelt mllrocn
5uriidnciuicicn mo SO 6GQc i6mcbcn
nod.
%crbrchcu in 1904.
Sn icincr Mepiic iibcr 0ic 8eih1itc
icinCS NmtcS iiibrt Stont5anmuIt
GpcnS ciniGc icbr intereiiontc 3oblen
an, Die ilbcr Scrbrcd)cn inn ucr0olgc.
men Sabre bunOcln. Seiu 9erid)t cr,
itreft iid) pom 1G. Noucnlbcr 1903
bis 5llnl %. Gc5embcr 1901. Gic Sc
Ionumt5obl Der &erbrehen moren
3119, oic III folgenoer @ciie erleoi9t
murOcn: Shuloig aeiprod)en 1872
Sale, nidt iduloig 54S 61Qe, ouf
Eorolc cntIoiicn tl5, i@iitirt SG7, fol.
len Geloiien 172, in 10 6Gueu fonn.
ten Iid oie @eidmorcncn niht einigcn
uno III 8 60ucn madte Der 600 Dem
Gerlabrcn elm Gnoc. Son 0ell Scr.
6rcdcu muroen 2007 bon @eiBell lln0
1l72 bon Negern 6egollgen. 3t6
GiGentbilTer rmor0eutlihcr SGuier
b%cfonttcn iih idltlOig lno bc5obltelr
lore Stroie. &ou ben i~iitirten IGIen
porcll uiele in &erlebung oca 2iccll5.
GcIebea, Die ollrd) 3oblu1g Der Soften
crleOigt mur0cn.
Neue Gorporotioncn.
,Sm 9iirco1 oca hyperion. @eridbtS
murben i'm Soufc ocS SobreS oie
CHARTERS BON SO Gorporotioncn nit
einem mltoriiirten &opitul bon ST.
636,25O eingctrogcn, oorumtcr 7 @alt.
Gereine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02

~ Il. F.: - - J.. s.
i'd bod bOditen8 esIebrt aus. yle1me
id) ous 2orQnon Dor meme Stumpfz
ndie unb blDbcn Nugen. 10 iebs ih i'm
pertinent aus. 0a 3ieGe id) bed eritez
res ppr. Cans oEne @laS, meibt ~
bin i6 Elm blinoes Subn. uno i'd mag
nun nal germ ieben, mas oos SGidiol
um mid berum porgeGen IGbt."
lin DID 6erum. Wie bas flinqt.
Oh bait INNER cine 10 un6ei6eibsne
glushrutsneiie," tloate bic Wtutter.
nSebr einfdd, Diana. 0d i6 ME-
mails fir ir9eno einen oroeren Mens
i6en Mittelpunft ietn lperbe, bin i6
ss mir islbit. SIN @runbe genommen
gebort eS ia Ipobl gu ben u%nperduBers
Ii6en Meni6enre9ten. ii6 iclbit ala
!Sauptz unb Rubepuntt in Der Slu6t
Der irbiI6en Grideinun9en 5u betrafs
ten," ioote 2end unb ld6te. Damn BE-
tam lie tiefe @riibden in ben friI9en
Mongen, uno lire inteIi9enten 3iise
nuroen beIebt. sic mar bsler ols
Gloubins, bate in Der Shat Elm
StumpfnGSGe unb betam burh bic
8rilIe etlpas ii6erlegen @nipru6spolles
i'm @eIi4t.
Die Mutter i%eufSts.
nMumu." ipra6 Dina nit ibrer Iies
bepoIen Stimme. oieit mir bier am
Sid iiBen. lit bies bos 3sbnte Mol,
oub OH ieuf3eIt. SAB unS bod lieber
bon benz fpre6en. mas uns bsipegt."
Srau bon Nblsfelb i4iittelts lang
lam bas !6aupt. Sic mu6te ME cine
baftioe unb unbarmoniihe 8sipseune.
n@lf Wdnnerrotb pirit 9u pielsi6t
cher bOren. Warten mir, bis @laubius
tommt. Sd babe i'm ber9ebeten."
!Sierouf mar nid)ts gu antpprten.
Die Srauen perbarrtsn in S6peioen.
Srau bon Nblefelo begann einen
S6lpan in bus bimmeIblauieibsne Sc
ipdifer ibrer oeItidten 2anoi6aft au
ieben. 2end itiiBte bic Gqenbpgen auf
unb las p%ertieft. Glauoine itri6 ess
bantenpoll bic Salten hires sebliimten
&leioes olatt.
Die S6ipeItern lparen elei6 anges
soeen, lie trugen 8leiber BON Soinpiles
blauem Saffet nit roia 9liimdben boz
rim, enge lange @ermel oedten Die @rms.
aber bas anihlieBenoe Geibten lieb ben
i6onen 6dlS frei.
GortleBlng folat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02

1ragt die y Die ote, Die lr Inner GesaGtt HABIT
::ss;a &1MNzxw
Gbciapcafe Sampfcr-G


@le9anie Yuiiaeicrs Sampler us(uguita' uno
sNtlnnin" mad
9Th. Yuint Comfort mo Horfulf, ga.
Santpfcr %perIaiien Baltimore t1gli6 (niSaes
%norriiten Snnlliags) nm $50 abeItos uno foms
men IN DID Ioirt Comfort I'M 6 llbr Wtor-
gelS mo III y~torIolf nm 7.15 Wiprgcns an, ails
l6lteBerio an Die SiienbubnSiiee mad allen
Brriteu beS Siibcns uro Siibmeitens.
ODrf.Mtper.Yinie.
Slegatte Yafingier.Sampier Charlotte" ufo
Baltimore"
mad Wefts4pint UNI glidjmunb, Vn.
Santpier b~erlaiien Baltimore Sienitdas. Dofis
ferlia9s lilio Sanlitdes I'M . llbr gtadbr'ittngs
mo fotllrlen 5i WeitsBoint Inn 7.30 Wtor9erts
llo .5u 8ihnlonb nm 9.25 Moraens an.
Vie Galilpfer ,peroen auf oer &ins Iinb Ntid'
laprf i'm Dorf.Riper al folgenoen Gunften ans
lr9erl: @Ioueefter 4oint, Clap 9unf nno Ius
fnouo'S.
Samptrr o~crlaiien gnitin,,re pom gier sr. is
tno 10, acknowledgements rfte..
.Snr6sgtuete ltad) alien Gufften fofiieit aes
luberl, Sepdd 1ufgegebet nfio &nihtei5linlller
I'm Soralis r~eferpirt peroen in ben hteiieet
Stlrt.Slreaur: gfr. 317, gtorbsebarI .Strdbe,
Nr. II, Nseit.Geitre. Strnbe. ODER ben Salpts
Silrealir s!r. $50, 9iabts str1bc. Baltimore, Mo.
Nenbcu softer, 6. 4. Shisrt,
Sen. seSei6dfisfibrer. Ser. sNiaef.9aent.
7. .. MeSannel, r~eifenoer Tafdgier'agert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
Mcrdants' e Miners' er%ranspur-
tatipu Epmt),ap.

Iantp fer'Yinicu.
Rah Soften mo benz Often: ieben Wontna,
9ientta9, Sonncrita9 Iino Sanitae. aberoS
9 llbr.
Nah 8rooibence urb benz often: 'ieoenSonns
S%ub ySennnrt = g,ens INN Snriprf. tSaii6
INT 6 llbr @tbenoS.
Sroht ipiro tdqli6 bis 5 llbr gbenbs fir an
benz 3dae oUtabrenoe Sanpfer unaenomnlet.
gtnh Sdb1nnub uro BEN Siibet: ieoen Sien'
flag, .Souneritne uro Gumita9, Nbenos 8 llbr.
Woftorer Iino Erontbence 5 9ampfer fabren
bon ber @erite am Sube oes Gong bod ab;
Snoanrabs Snrnpfer bon Der @erfte' am Sube
Der 8eit sSauss9uernie.
s. u. GiGtngbam, @eent,
QpnesSpd.
n. g. Snrner, @.sB.sI.
n. .. Gtebbtus, @.sW.
S1tiptbfireai - Or. GOA, 9prbsGbarles.s ctr.
Sratts uno Raitn9es9ireau-Nr 22t @elt'
@altimoresStrabe u13,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
Baltimore 9ampi-Yadst.g So.
LNIfe unO 5nNcrInl ll0e Nal'linlt.I

9umrfcr fn6rcn tdaiib, Sountaes als9snoms
men. bon oeu nVdp qirc"sBters. ytr. 1913,
2igbtsStrabe, $50 gbCnos, oircft nod Slb
Goint Comfort. gorfoIf, Portsmouth Ino allen
8unften hes Sibcus. .%erblnonng tn OBJ
4oint Comfort nit Is. & O.sGiienbabn"'. nab
rScuhoaro gir Cine" foltoeu Bug BON 9orts.
mouth nud e%ttInnln. Sr gtoriolf %erbiroune
nit be. n@tInntic Goat Cine. gnrfolf mo
Carolina. 9~torioIf uio fio,id, gtorfulf uno
mcftli6 unn nSlo 0omirton Zinc" mad gleips
bern, g8olbin9ton. a..9y .unN RtGmonh. ge.
MnbI3etten nab europ1iihem Blame. Qurlt'
9nmpfbei5un0, aoicn frci. Rcfcrbtrte 9aiiitet.
simmer in hen 0iuctsNirenlir ser Bar Cine;
Ir. 32i, @citsgultimores Sirabc, Ir. 50G unb
sos, 9t0bts StLnbe, g. q. g, Office, 9Sr. 2tb,
lno 3ertngtunzStruBe.
Sufu ". Sbrrpupo, e. BROWN,
Sice.Rrdf. Ii. Sen. sNiaHaacr, @cn. sPdH. sgGent
CSel2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
MarsIanb nnS gennipIoania.gah

Sftee ~eerIditen Sort. sloenuesG citation:
7.30 Born. mad gori. tdeIin, ausaeuouls
rten Sonntngs.
$50 BORN. fan Delta. rur ecnntaas.
$50 nod seIair. tdgIi1. arseeuomren
Grfntngs.
3.25 Tnd1ni. mad gort, tdeIi9, nnaeenom.
men Gorfttaas.
400 gafnt. na1 9eItn, riir Gonntues.
4.20 mad Celia, tdsIif, ausgenommet am
Sonntdg.
600 gndm. nn6 geIair, tdeIih, au5genom.
men Gountaga.
1000 sIbenSs, nab @ef1ir. MIR SonutaGs.
11.45 geenbs, mad gelnir, Watttuo& unb
eamitGa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
Gruocs -Statiitifcn.

Snfcl Snm'S Ginfiinfte un0 2luago.
ben I'M 3oaomt, SnlonOitclcr.
Bureau nn6 Eoltanlt. - @roBe
N%bna6nte bon 9ultimore'3 Nus.
l%ou0banOcl. - Ginno6me oc5
3ouanttcS nm no6c5u Die SGlite
gcringer OILS in 1903. - 0alti.
mlore'S Ginmon0erun0.
Gsr 9cridt oeS 3oaeinncbnlcr5
Mnl. i. Stone lit fcin icbr giinltigcr
in Sergleid 5l 0em BON 1903. Sie
Gtnnabmen IN 1904 betrllgen $2,744..
SS7,25 gcgcp $4,52I,5S9.62 in 1903.
Die IllSgabcn morelt $272,205.97 &c.
gen $2S4,9S6.09. Sic 3abl ser bier
eingelauicnen Shiife upn nuslQuoi.
Id)en Sofenpl1ben betrug GIG nit
I045,213 Som1cnaebolt, gegcn 76t
nit 1,4O9,636 SonncngeboIt in 1909.
GS Illbren no6 olSlGnoiihen @Gien
bon bier ob 610 Shiffe nit t,t24,t9S
Gonncngcbult gcgcn 7OS Shiiie nit
1,3S6,326 Sonnelgebalt in 1903. gn
&illte1fobr5elgen langten 2165 NIT
2,712,10S Sorlcn bier an gegeit
1888 nit 2,791,54S Sonucn III 1908.
Sn bieiem Suicn nlroen I'M pcri!oi-
'enen Sabre 30 nclle 6obr6cllge -
ieds Scgclihiffc, 16 0an1pfcr, iiilli
9arfen llnO orci Gompfiad)ten - 90
frmentirt nit einem Sonnengcbult
bon t0,269 Sonnen uno bon eillelm
@ertbe pou $1,135,700. SIS iinb iebt
1893 Sabr3cuge in bieiem Soien 90.
fumlentirt nit eiuenl @eiomnt.S on.
nergebalt BON 204 1874 Sonnen. GS
ipllrben 80 ShiifsunfGlle beridtet,
nobel Is Wenid)enleben unb $71 1873
an Shifiseigentbrm uno $22,7S0 an
2ooung perloren gingen.
Sn 1904 pltroe gar fcit To9aen
bon Baltimore allSgciiibrt, IN 1908
bctrllg Die NllSfubr S64,953 9uid)cL;
bic gusfilbr bon 0ei5en nobm I'M
lcbtcn Sabre nm 't1,4OO,000,am WtaiS
unl 100000 9uidel, an Webl ulll
100000 SGlier, an 9aumpolioa.
meu.Sel I'M 1871 600 @olonen, oit
&inbileiih nm 100000 Yfuno, an
Solg NM $4,000 Yfunb, an 9a,i-
bol5 INN 100000 SUB ab. Die auS.
fnbr al Sonicrpen nobm I'M $4,000,
on &leeioomen um $4,000 9ui6el,
an 8oblen mo Gofe Inn $1,000 Son-
nelL an @lucoie INN 100000 Hfo.,
an 8upfer I'M S5,191 900 Yilno, oil
Stabliobrifaten nm S ,000,000. an
Sdlucinefleiid llnt 100000 Yfuno,
an Sleomorgarin INN 100000 Tfb,,
al Shmol5 INN 100000 Yiunb,
an St1rfe mn 100000 Yiunb, an
Eetrolelim nm 100000 @oloneii.
an Sobaf nm 32,300,0O0 1funo jli.
Die Ibnohnle Der ghlsfubr betr1gt
100000 I'M Sergleid) nit 1903, uber
inmerbiu nod $9,60O,0N mebr, ols
in 1902. n
Sn Der Ginilibr na6m Geis Inn
100000 Gfunb, Cement I'M &c..
100000 GiunO, gannnen UNI $500.
600, Saint I'M 5000 9onnen, 3ilder
INN 100000 Efunb, Siibbol5 UNI
100000. Gblorfalf nm 100000
Eiuno, Soaenitein INN $4,000 Yfo,
Yottaide nm 100000 Yiunto, Mag.
neliuln nm $1,000 Sonnen. Nobeiien
INN $4,000 Sonnen, Stobeiien I'M
100000 GiinO, Stiid- rJb Spi6-
gcleiicn I'M 100000 9irno ab.
Smlporte, ipelfe cine 3unobmc 5li
per5eid)rlcn bnberl, iinb: Vled) I'M
10000 Efltb, aaiiee nm t0,500,00O
Hiunb, Salpeter INN 100000 Yfb.,
Sbee um 10000 Eiuno, oeforirte
e onferunorou rim &rnnn VNrouonu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
Guccn Wnne's Giienba6n.G 60.

Nabrptan trat am IA. 1e,ember 1904 In Strait.
Santpfcr ~pcrlaicn Tter Hr. 9Is, 2igbt. strabe,
tdgltd, tnnsgenumuet Sprtntna) nm 100 Sorm
nad 2pue. Vuiut, Queenstown, Gentrcpinc. Ten.
ton, @rccnipnrs, selues iitto Sptl6enitnttolen
uno nm $50 9ia6n. mad allen Tlfften bis
2ciucs. Eci.
WnfbInb 81 GreenpouS nit Der pSeIniunres
0nbn" nod uLeli Tlilften iiibli6 an Der ~Nelus
gurf, FbilnoeIpbiu uno 9tnrfoGtsNdbn".
q Sabcn in Suect @nle Ini6Iub at Die
%. & g.. 9iienhnbn" nod Cation lino Srioro.
Srnft miro tdgIif bis 6 u1r gbenbs ent.
le9eIl gellpl1nlet1.
Sp1u &. 9pSfcn, Ger. pa. s9Ieent.
Sraaf GbIen, Se1leiter.
(Ipai271G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
1858 721,279.12

1858 12t,279.t2
Sn &cr9leid) sum &priobre ipllr.
Den III 1904 80 9icenSen mebr ollSae.
itelt. bod, iielen troboem sic Ginlof.
men nm $7131.69 geeen 1903 ub; Die
3abl Der @irtbid)ofteu itieg in 1904
nm 8, bic Der Clubs pcrminoerte iid
icbod) I'M 4. unb bic Der Sotels Inn
II, cine JoIgc oes groben Seucrs i'm
6ebritar. Die Seiraibsluit ideint lid
oildl etnos obgefiihlt 81 bnbelt, oenlt
in 1904 wurben t55 &eirntbs. 2iceii.
sen weniger aiisseitelIt, als in 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
NDrbbenti6cr Cloth.
Gsgclmdkiss 9ampi6ifffabrt
~8tpifben

GssclmGfigs 9ampfhifffabrt
8tpiften
Baltimore mn0 Bremen
our6 Die neiien uno erprobten, nit
alien 8equemlihfeiten perie5enen
Yoitoampfer eriter &loIie:
yRbein," y9ranoenburg,"
yHedar," DGbemnib,"
rMain," y8reslml."
Die grpeoitionstase iinb pte folgt;
- bon Baltimore:
.@eimar," WittpoML Sen %. Sea-
9 ll6r Nod,mittng5.
.Main," Samitog, sen 7. Sartitnr,
2 llbr gfafmittags.
.SreS[al," GomItog, 0G 81. SAM,
2 llbr 3atmittags.
o0urmItaot," Wittluod, 0cn 1. 6ebr.,
2 ll6r No6nitto9s.
,@cro," Mittuoh, Oen s. Sebrllar,
3 ltDr NoHmitto9S.
8peite Acknowledgements:
BON $3.50 al.
3pii6enoed8 ,EaIiage.9reiie:
sog sa!ti"o's H"d $4,000
Sem Bremen uadj Baltimore $1,000.
wuuorsife . ginets non Baltimore mad
bremen uro 5uriif S67.0O
Neaen Sraht uuo Raiin9e tpen0e man f6
al Die acknowledgement
VI. Sdnmadrr & GU.,
0r. 4t9, Sanooer.S trnbe,
ooer
Gomaro &aine,
cHtcr hes i eutfhen Gprreippubenttn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02

nm 6,S50.000 Efuno, 9upferltongcn
am 100000 8funb, Saufgcipebe
nm 6,1S1000 @funb. Sol3 ilnt l.
100000.
Slt ocl nudltebcnoen Io6cllet lit
Elm Srrgleid Der Ginfubr uuo NlIs-
flIbr IN 1893 mo 1901 gc0cbcn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
&cr0lcid ely I ii + I o Sabre.
Gic iolgcnOc Sobclle giebt einen
&crgleih Der Gillfilbr lln0 YuSfltbr
0Cn lcBten 70 SSabrcn
& II II a + III c II.

Die Ginnobmcn bca 3ollnmteS ma=
rem inl ucrfloiicnen Sabre 81, 1872
7O2.37 gcringcr, ais IN 1903, mie ans
Ocn iol0cnncn Subellcn eriid,tlid lit:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
Baltimore Sramsfer Gp.,

ssrpnf. nno @ap. straie,
bat ibre MuSitattiirg Inn rebrere Subrfperfe
(Sdns) berer1Bert itnn lit ieef i'm Stanoe.
MrbeI bon SanS su sanSt ait b~ei6rbern nns
lGr Die siuibeipobruns ODER Ssrfeltonua si
oerpaden. Brnrnpte uub 5uoerIaiise 9eoie.
rulIa piro 5u9eflHert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02

3uiunlmcn. 47,545 69,235 39,306
3urii gcionotc G%tnlDun.
0CrCr.
rSn1 Sabre 1901 mltr0cn $50 Gin
munoercr nud) Sen 9dnbcrn, oll3 Dc.
men JIG fonlcr, 5llrildNclnnOt, rno
5ruar aus fol0en0cn llriudcn;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
9ambnrgsN
- 9ad -.
MISUNDERSTANDING -~Sambnre
9oppelidrauben.

. se8cu Sn 9nuer fir epn6on auo 9arts an.
Sam6nrg-I mcrifa.Sinie
81 9rpaOmop, Rep-gorf.
artbur @. &o6iOn,
II @eIt.gentre. Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02

Nnlnpnlis, VT. N0h0IaSl0tlOlt. !I5O mo
$40 y, Abs mo 1853 ". 9rmbetrS Station,
1900 ilno 1000 81, !12.05 Wiitidgs, 1900,
?5.35. 600 mo ?l1.t0 gbeHo3.
Trebcrid, DIT. JtonulHS tdtiou. ?s.45. l9.4s g,
GnmoeusS Citation, 1876, 1900. 29.t5 uno 1000
TornI, lt.25, 1850 linb $500 9lben6s.
@indleitcr, M.. MondIzStution. !7.tO g. unb
!2.43 q. Concentration, 1920 o., 1900 unc
1850 Hndbm.
Snserstuiun, Wt. gohuIsetotion, ls.45 Iorm.,
800 9Iuhm. 6auoenzS tuitpu, 1900 SorHl.,
1850 ulO 400 g,udDm.
Gnieott'Gitl mo Mt. airn, Gambcr,G totion,
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-13
CHRISTMASAT SANDRINGHAM

How the Royal Family of Great Brit
ain Celebrates.
The royal family of Great Britain
keeps up Christmas at Sandringham in
a right royal and old fashioned way.
Tasteful decorations with holly and
mistletoe abound everywhere. Every
one comes down to the dining room,
where breakfast is taken en- famille.
Every one has presents for some one
else. All the servants and tenants are
remembered. so that there are many
happy hearts on Christmas morning.
Substantial joints, geese and turkeys.
with other good things, have a delight
full way of turning up at the very
houses where they are most wanted.
After breakfast the royal family and
guests and the ladies and gentlemen of
the household go on tour of inspec-
ton to view the decorations, and then,
provided the weather is fine, they
walk to church, which, of course, has
been tastefully adorned in appropriate
and approved Christmas fashion. On
the entry of the king and queen the
congregation rises - that is the only
formality observed. The kings domes-
tic chaplain takes the service-a bright
choral service, with Christmas hymns
and an anthem.
Then comes luncheon-which is the
children's dinner = attended by the
king and queen and other members of
the family. The Christmas pudding is
brought in, blazing up merrily, to the
intense delight of the little princes and
princesses.
The late afternoon is the most excit-
ing time for the juniors. The doors of
a certain room have been kept rigor-
ously fastened since the previous even
ing, her majesty and other members
Of her family having duly dressed a
large Christmas tree therein. The door
is opened, and the whole party troops
in, while the royal children evince the
greatest delight at the Christmas tree
ablaze with lights and weighed down
| with presents. Afterward all sorts of
games are entered into with hearth
ness and zest that must surely appeal
to every one.
Dinner comes along at S:45, to which
all guests staying in the house and
many of the household are invited by
the king. The king and queen and
guests assemble in the drawing room,
first and then procession is formed
led, of course, by their majesties, who
are followed in order Of precedence by
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-13

Bulgaria and others of the Balkan
states, embraces Christianity, while
Christian missions exist in Turkey
In Africa, where the British govern
Egypt and all South Africa, while
France has virtual control of Morocco
and other European powers have colo
MES throughout the continent, the faith
Of the Nazarene has a larger following
than any other religion.
Asia, teeming with it's vast Chinese
and Hindoo hordes, is practically the
only continent in which Christianity is
not the dominant faith, and even here
it has incalculable political and strate-
gic advantages that are rapidly work
ing a transformation. Siberia, occupy
ing nearly half of the entire continent,
is ruled by Christian power. India,
on the south, is under the control of
England, and the missionaries are
gradually winning their way. Tibet,
the stronghold of Buddhism, is under
Russian influence and is being invaded
by England from India. Palestine,
Syria and Persia contain important
Christian missions, though as nations
they are still under Moslem control.
The Boxer uprising was practically the
last gasp of the virulent opposition to
the advance of Christianity in China
The lesson received from Europe at
that time, the important concessions
granted in the chief ports to the great
Christian powers, the invasion of Man
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the others. The tables are laid in the
grand salon. The guests are seated at
small oval tables, the king and queen
sitting opposite each other at one, and
are waited on by special footmen.
Bears head, baron of beef and plum
pudding are tie staple dishes of the
royal Christmas dinner.
After dinner there may be dance or
command performance in the state
ballroom, the walls of which are deco
rated by gorgeous Indian trophies pre-
scented to his majesty when he visited
that country. Pictorial Magazine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-13

" FTER a little over 1000 years
- from the birth of its founder
Christmas has become the
most generally observed re-
fgious holiday on earth. There is
scarcely a land beneath the sun that
does not witness some celebration Of
the day set apart to commemorate the
birth of the Carpenter of Nazareth.
While in many ASiatic countries few
participate in these celebrations, there
are yet enough so that all peoples are
learning the significance of the cere-
mony. Then, too, the number of actual
participants is increasing year by year,
so that it takes no very great stretch
of the imagination to picture a time
when Christmas obServances will be
practically universal.
The charge of the Master to carry his
gospel to all the world has been re-
ligiously Obeyed, and the prophecy Of
the thousand years of peace which were
TO follow close on that consummation
should be on its way. OF the six CONT
nents Christianity entirely dominates
four and is rapidly winning its way in
the other two. Both North and South
America are Christian in every part.
The same is true of Australia and the
surrounding islands constituting Aus
tralasia. All Europe follows the same
faith, with the single exception of the
southeastern corner belonging to Tur-
key, and even considerable part OF
the Turkish empire, including Armenia,