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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
All Stores Keep Ladies'
Shirt Waists
Dress Shields

Washable, odorless, rlalnsook
covered and vegetable lined: light
as feather; also light in price. A
pair 1Oc
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Received by Last Nights
Express
Some French Novelty Wells.

Made of extra quality silk chif-
fon; 54 inches long; black silk
hemstitched border: no fancy or
high prices at the Price Cutters
k0o
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Why Not Save Your Eye

From being ruined by
sewing, when you can
b ny CHILDREN'S
DRESSES at less than
the cost of the ma
terial?
Made of Scotch ging-i
ham; empire yoke of
white nin11e trimmed
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
RcvcrcS

For your coat or dress. Made of
extra heavy English pique, vest
shape. Price .25c
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Don't Go to the jewelers.

If you want rich comb unless
you wish to spend more money
than you ought to.
BACK COMBS $ Made Of real
tortone shell; fancy back: trimmed
with old gold and set with fancy
stones; add richness to your hair
and keep stray locks in place.
Price .6oc
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

with ruffe back and front and
washable serpentine braid; new
sleeve; wide skirt with deep hem;
in blue and white and pink and
white checks; from Z to II years
Price .59c
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Dress prcScrvcrS or House
Aprons

Made of washable checked ging-
ham; cover the skirt back and
front; extra wide yoke to protect
the waist; shoulder straps and ties
in back; full length: in blue and
white and brown and white. Price
29c.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
That's our standard.

Nothin9 More Comfortable
Around the house than
LONG KIMONA.
fMN Here is one made of
AWl fine lawn; full width;
az s ss ;sa .Ss,i &: s:.s;:s ,s: ;.is;: $:; Is; =:
silk embroidered lawn: Mikado
sleeves; full length: in pink, blue,
lavender and black. Price. .9Sc
All Stores Keep Ladies'
Shirt Waists
But you don't find any richer.
We will allow you to be the Judge
of the prices and we know you
will buy them here.
Made of fine white dotted Swiss,
tucked front. back and sleeves; !;
extra wide cuff. finished with pearl
buttons; detachable collar with tie
Here is one of our many good
offerings for ............S SI.OO
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Are You Handy With the
Needle?

Here are some shirtwaist pat
terms all ready to be made un: 3
yards of fine lawn; 5-inch wide en-
broidered box pleats. and cuffs;
when made up look as rich as arv
So or 81 waist you can buy. Price
9Oc
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Here Is a Hand Hoe for You

Made of walrus
skin. MORE lined; 10
inches long; coin
purse inside. to
match: leather COW
cred frame; patent
gilt clasp; soft braid
indie Price ST.. 90
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

DIXON COLLEGE,. Oakland, CAL
EDUCATE FOR PROFIT" Specialists In
Gregg Shorthand, Touch Typfng. Bookkeeping
PeDmanshfp and Preparatory Studies. Life
Scholarship. $50; six months $50; one month
SO Individual instruction: day and night
Write for prospectus.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Hitchcock Military Academy

llflIIl sTANMER, The MeIbourne schools
N"HV OF S, r. will cure and permanently,
" ~ close individual attention; no class
"Ht work Don't waste time money
"HE fssth. Don't be nisled by false tes-
tmoDiaie. Write or call at school
e93 Market s F., next 70 Hale Bros
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Lons or Elbow Length Gloves

Are the prooer caper for summer
wear. Here are some IS-button
length; made of finest French silk:
in brown, ~~1rl gray. navy. black
and white. Price ........$1.OO
Gloves cleaned by dry process
and made to look like new. Price
a pair ..............-. DC
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Child'S Waist and Hose Sup
porter Combined

The kind that makes
the little ones walk
erect; easily washed;
double rows of wash
able buttons attached;
made of webbing and
Isle elastic; hose sup
porters attached; no
weight and non-heating.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
B E. A ULIE u

SAN JOSE. CAL Exclusively for boarding
students. Fifty-fourth year Courses: Class
fcal Literary, Scientific. Conservatory COLLEGE
preparatory accredited. intermediate ana Pr1-
mary Glasses. Studies resumed Thursday. An
gust IL 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

Wise women-you should inspect
these-it's a woman's invention.
All sizes .25G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
Die 8cIdGftslaae ocs 2anoes.

9enrp glelps lhreibt ooriiber IN
ieinem lebten @ohcnberid)t: sic
ollgemeine @eidGftslo9e lit onbau,
ernp 5uirieOcniteleno. GoS SanbeIs.
pplumcn lit mgelpohnIi6 erob unb
iopeit nod frei bon alien Spmpto.
men Der lleberprobuftion. Sm giien.
geid1ft gebt es 5ur 3eit etpas lang.
iaruer; babel mub ober in 9etrod)t
9e5ogen meroer, Dob Die giieninoll"
itrie eini9e Woden lang beid1ftieter
geipeien 1T, ais ie suoor. Gin 0of.
IoIien in oieier ~SSnbuitrie lit alio
natiirlid nnb gleid)5citig m~iinidens.
pertb, oamit cine Yeriooe Der lleber.
prohibition permieben miro. Sic
Giientuerfe Iinb nod ouf Wonote nit
Muftr1gen Derieben. Gie Treiie Iino
babel 10 bod aeiueieiL boB lie nid,t
MIR ungelpobnlife Yroiite obge-
tporfen, ionoern aud in perihieoenen
1ancn Dos @eif1ft eingeihrGnft
bnben. Sic Giien- Snouitrie miro iid)
aud bel etmas nieorigeren Treiien
ouf profitabler Bats balten; Die bill.
Iiaeren Treiie merocn nod, groBere
geiteauneen Sur joIse buben. Sic
Grnoteausfidten fino CUR 3eit Der
uniiherite 3ue am @eihGftsborisort.
Ger 5riiblins bot ipat einseiett unb
lit faIt geipefen. Gas @etreibe lit
oementipredenb i'm @ahStbum 81.
r~iidsebliebeu, ood iino mir elmer gro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

zen Nlntcrlpcl5en, elmer groBcn SET
mo elmer guten galumipoaernote
}icmIid) iifer. Die Radrihtcn aus
Dem ESnnrrn ocs &anoeS oeuten an,
oob iif Scr SonocI uuf gleider S0br
holtcn miro. @roBere Soften ODER
nicocrgchenoe Ereiie baben oQcr.
oing3 in monden 8eih1ften bit
Troiitc oerrin9crt, ober lie rentireu
lid INNER nod. Die gont IllSs
0Icidc in Sen leitcnoen @eihGift8.
StGoten fms etiuo 30 Yro5eitt G0ber.
ais IcbtcS Sabr. GoS &olumen ser
@cihGftS TranSaftionen bat ulIo 3u'
ocnommcn. 2lud) Die Giienbabncn
bobcn et>un 7 Tro5cnt nlebr Ginnob.
men, ais lebteS ISobr. Ger beur'
ru6igen6itc 3ua fir Sen Sonoel lit
sic Soriffroge. sic in ser Spe}inl'
iibulQ beS GonqrciieS i'm Serbit sur
IiSflliiiou gcItcGt luer0en ioll, 5umuI
Hiemono pornu5icben fam, nie Scr
Iu8gong iein miro. GoS Geii5it Der
Hcgierlng mGhit, unh eS milIien
mcbr Hepcniicn bei6oiit peroen.
Sn5miihen mlB sic He9ierlng meDr
mo mebr bon ibrcn Ocpoiitcn eiu
mlo oo0lrd mag ser @clo.
morft mgiinItig bceiniluBt mcrOen.
96rienloQe lit mcnigcr 5uiries
ocnitelen0. Sbalci6 9orienpertbc
;ebn bis orciBig Ylnftc 5uriidgegon.
gen limo, moacn Die groben aGricr
nod nidt micOer f%olfcn ionOern
oui nieOrigcre &urie. Die
orobenOe @eicBoebung, Die Srodlt.
5u %iiriren, rliit ebenfoQS in
,5iuon5frCiieu llnrll6c bcrpor.
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Sic 1ifcutlihc Mciunng iicgt.

Ger aampi nm Die @n"lpertc YDl'
lu0elpbiu'9 bat einc merluurtetc
@enouno oenonmcn. Gic ollnitco
Cos Improvement Company" per
5id,tct AMI oic llebcrnobmc Der @n@'
merfc iiir Die nGfiten % Sabre, ulo
oonlit lit ser EbilooclpbIcr @o@tricg,
Der meit iiber ole 8ren5en Der Stoot
ln0 0c5 Stoutcs binuuS nit SpuI'
nllna perioI0t mOroen III, cln Groc.
Gin Sieg Der giirgcr iibcr cinen cor
rllpten Staotrntb, Scr Don Den Dir
0Crn EbilaoeIpbio's burd) Hbbrcn.
men zines grobcn 6%clerlpcrta &C.
ieiert muroe. Sic Fbilooelpbicr
bobcn glten @runo, Oieicn Sicg SIT
feiern, mo eS itcbt 81, erDorten, OoB
lie in nGfitcr Belt nod mcitere ilbcr
bic corrllpte Ningluirtbidolt mcrocn
ieiern f0nnen. Wfit 6em 8cr5id)t
Der Cos Gompognie lit Die Sodc
niht ub9ctbon. GoS nncrifoniidc
@olf lit oo5 longmiitbiGitc mo Sc
ouloigite, OoS man iid) 0enfcn fam;
ober aud icinc 8cbulo bat feline
8ren5e. Iie 9iirger Fbilooelpbio'S
Iino uuigebroht uno mcrocn Ild) nit
Der ieti9en @enbung Scr 0inge niGt
begnii1en. 9onae limo lie bon elmer
politii6en Clique heberrl6t mor0en,
obnc OoB es linen gelong, Den git
nrganilirtcn Sing 5u brcd)en. Ger
~ifonoolole @osbanoel brad)te Die
GriiiS. 9ie @iirgcr reuoltirten mo
iperoeu nod ibrcnl eriten Siege olldl
ouf abltellltng Der on0eren llebei'
Itdnoe beiteben, nad)0em lie leben,
ba6 6as Viirgcrtblm Der Corruption
Elm Gn0c MAIDEN fam lpenn eS mr.
ernitlid mill. MoDor @eouer, Der
biird) oen repilblifoniidcn Sing 81
9lmt mo @iiroen gefonmen bat 'id)
ourd Den 4rud Der 0iientlifcn Wci'
llung bon ieinen politiid)en @cnolIell
nb6rGngen loIien unb iid) bobin ans.
geiproden oob er Den aompf 9egeil
Den Hing iorticten iucrbe, Cine Nn-
5obl Observation-Disclosures, Die fiir
Den 8o8bonocl geItinmt bottell, iin0
fnielhmndl gciporoen mo boben per.
iproden, III 3ufunft ben @iiniher
ibrer GonItituenten 81 cntlpred)cn.
9ti6t aus ireien Stiiden, ionbcrn
ipeil lire @eih1ftc 9cbopcottct MIR
ben. Wtit oieier Spoltun9 i'm StoOt-
roth miro ole Wnd)t OcS MoporS
@eaper geitGrtt mo Der &nmpf fam
nit b%eiieren IuSlihten fortgeiett
meroen. Ter Mapor fam icinc
SiilisfrGIte nod be6ellten6 peritGr.
fen, oenn er bat Ole EoIiSei uno
Sellertpebr.W unnidoftcn lnb onbere
geomicn 81 e%rncnnen. Gr fam Ger
3ampf l%ebenbig erholtcn bat es alio
in ieiner @emalt, philadelphia mad,
jobrelanger WiBmirtbidoft enbIid,
einmal cine ebrlihe, gcihGItlid)e
@eriuoltlrng 81 idnfien. Nur mn6
er baS Giien idmieoen, 10 lonee c2
beiB lit.
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Baltimore Sransicr So.

lest nn Der
Sbbpit.Gde pou giabt. unb 2ombaro.s trabe.
but ibre ausitaiturg uno mebrere 5ubrlperie
(9anS) berar6bert uno III iept int StanSe.
W6beI bon Suus Ju 9dns 6u bei6roern uno
iiir ole sluibeipabrune ooer Serfenbune su Der.
padeu. Brompie uuo 8uoerIdiiiee @ebicnuue
piro anaeiibert. (b2-)
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EnrI HeuBc.

SO ftorb nm sprntaa. ocn rs. WIai 1905.
nm ia iibr Iiiprdens. infer qeliebter 9aite uIo
Batter 6ari Neusc i'm Il gebensiabre gthlirtiS
aus MIeinpreiien. 6efel, Garnliaoi Die %ser'
bonn roIprhGuic VII. 1880, Srleauss Strabe,
ans AMI Der baltimore GemcierD" itatt.
Sic trauerloe Satin
qpuiie Icupc, aeh. Sbmiot, Hebit SobH.
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lSCter WruDIb.

IS itarb am %. Wlai 1905 @eter NrnolO i'm
WIter BON ~ Suhrett, 10 Wionaten mo "a IA
Eiorbenen Nlbcrt glrHoIo. Die Neerotguna lin
oet am 1ieuitna, gla4miitaas 2 .lbr, pom
Jrallerbnric, Ir. 900, Siuurns StraRe, aus dll
Der ,W{uunt Carmel 9eueter0" TAFT.
GI7-5)
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Mnitatt orei 8rp5cnt
Trcisin Hrp,cmt Sinien!

@utc Wiireu gIttieu iino 6eut5utd9e Die bette
irb lnbeoinai Die eintri9litite Ndpttalsslnldae.
Die n9ions Detroit Wfinina 9ompunO." cine
beriihe @efeuiduft i'm beriibmtcn 3ioa =Soloa
fielosSiftritt III Seoem 81 empieblen, oer buil'
bert Dollars ooer Iuebr 9elpimreib anlegen
nil. Bette @unis Neieren5en.
Suue g~luSfunft ertbeilt
Tr. ". y. 9ipbert,
564 @ppoparo's ipe., Detroit, Mid.
(RoWtSr&9S)
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G1aDltrt 1850.
wilbelm $. Meimbarbt,

Weiu's)urt elaitiide Wrx@bGnSer,
etne 0ebe5,
tonrleH dae unb Ga6t eetrdeen tDerbea.
Aud ~art.0nmmi.86nber,
hsl6s ne rotten, ieIbft bct'm Naben Mot
~otefelben finb bon auen aer6ten
beftens empfobIen.
VI eerterttet auf 8efteuune, tpte out Eager
eMuIterbdnber tintertettSttnbea,
uethe nnb eelSrtHen.wraAtdmber
10 arranairt, bab feline 0eebrten Ruben beftenS
~autrteoen aefteut ftnb. -. ar
aue grunbdnber, ganboeen unb Snftru.
nienie iUeroen saranttrt, bob fe yanen. une
dufs Sauberfte nnb Neffe angeferttgt.
gar 3aMen Nnt ptamet
urfer duftt&t bon Wtab 0etnbarbt tcreonbtn.
Wh. 3eIenbon; Gourtlaub 1854.
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Gnthcrine s. Elcmpel.

IS ftarb nab Iingerer trnnibett Catherine y.
Ylsmnsf' ySitnpe bes peritorbenert 81lertine
fieaIpei'' Sic 0cer6iauns fiuoct am @lontas,
gta6nittugs 4 llbr, pom tbrer lepleh 2S9oHln9,
Or, S22, Wuros 6%nrulincs StrnFe, aus lldtt; Set'
luanote uno 6relilIoe lUlo uUiu'S9UV" e'"s''u
ben, bei3liuobletl. t4m.u .,nirer
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Gin Weidjcnf Fiir,S Qehru.

9enn Sbr guren 2bhtern elm praftibes De.
l1snl Iiafnet pout. Elm 9efpenf fir's ganSe
Sebeft, 10 labf He etien SIRIUS I'M
9electrte.E amen.s dneto erfnitem.
elirhradben. Gie ShuIe 1T ieet %ee6itnef. Ser
&oltenpniiit Ut eerirg. SdiiIer fir bic Mbenb.
ildlleil iusroen .iett anfaenommen. @eeen 9e.
oIIlsuneen ip'nee man it6 an Mrs. Snber, VT.
(276-)
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2unouu. Earf.

Der bauptia Hlldrte 5rieobut In Baltimore.
areai: $50 Mdtr. = 9mnteT,gd brenser ebarter.
aeIo bon allen StaottbeiIeu. Stra6enbabn.
BaggonS pailtren ben Salptetngang, due bret
Wifnten. ggurmes Narte5immer fir, Solbe.
bic ben Srieobof bel raubem 9Seiter befuden.
Begrdbnibpldee 5u febr mabtaen Yretien,
fdmnItlib inter foriluabrenoer Bflege.
Yireau: Rr. 81, &eit.S arntp8a. Strahe.
Gun6--)
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11utcrridlt
Scltimorer 9empf Scppid i. Heini.
annaS 4. Gumpaanie,

0r. l21, Tprs.grecne .StraBe.
9eppite aujeenommer. g~ereiniet unb tpieber.
eelest. Spe5ieue 9inritfune fir Die Autbe.
pabrlua non 2epptten. 9eeen Wlotten s%eTtdbert.
@eebeI tn prtoaten abtbeilunaeR berpabrf. 8eioe
Telephone. (MprilI ,9Wfe)
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srrenu Der trahensnrMprudls.G emmiiars.

Shreau Der etrnhenonrdbrudo' SoHmiiidre.
aItimurC, Den Is. Wlai 1905.
Die Strnbenourbbrlbe 2 GonUiilnre nladeH
hermit in llebereinitimmuug nit ocm SalttlHos
rer "StaoisGbHrter. 9tbi6nitt. 800, %betdllnt, Dob
Ie ibre erite ~Ieriammllu9 am T%itnitug, ben
20. SUM 1905. IormiitG9s 10 lbr, III Dem
giireau Der 9ommihdre, HuibbalS, abbnlten
iperoen. nm ole BOlmGbt nrsjuiibcn NIB ole
4fli6ten gu eriiluen I'M 4etreii Der 9onoennis
rIng Der Wi1deitersStra bon Der Gillette Der
WtoIroes Strube bis 3ur g~Seitieite Der ttrbp's
Der airbn'S Zane, ipie lett ~reor5irt, bis Jun
99eitfeite Der Sutton glpemte. in 8emdBbeit Der
am %. @tpril 1905 beitdtiaten Gerorbnlng Gr.
24s oes WlaDors uno Staotrntbs BON Baltimore.
I. girtbur NidbnuI,
Slmee %. Smith,
Sames y. Wariue.
9ommiiidre.
eugene 3. Gobsers,
(Waif5. %, 90, Suni5. IL, 100 Glerf.
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8efanntmafnngen.
Department fir bffentlidbe Santen.
Sub.S epnrtemcnt bee bt.1nacnicurS

baltimore, ben II. Wlai 1905.
8erfegeIte 5orberuHgszNneeboie ole an ben
ggoaro Of Wizards, 3i Sdnocn oes Stdots9tes
giitrators, ~aoreiiiri ieiu miiiier, peroen bis
Wtittiupd, Der 81. Mai 1905, 8ormittags II
llbr, bonn StabtsHegiitrator in beifen 8iirear
i'm Ratbbauie ~ent9e9en genpmnien, fir Die gti'
o~euirlng Der ct. BauIsStraBe, bon Der einnnos
oreibigiten Strabe bis sur Wlerrpnnn's Sane.
iopie oes Werrpman's 91nesgouIeparo, BON
Der babe Der 9nloert.S traBe noropeitIi6 bis
sur Stuoteren3e, 6ftIid) BON Holano 4oerlte.
Spe5ifiintioneu nns Iuaebots 6ormniInre
neroeH auf TerIangen bon oiefeHl Vireali ges
I~iefert. Ser o@onro Of 9iuaros" bebdIt itb oas
Heebt Dor, iraeno lDeIbe uno ale g~ln9ebote 3u
oeriuerfen. Sin beaIdIbieter 9bed in Der
S6be bes in ben Spe5ififutionen nH9egebenen
Betraees. 5abIbnr an ben Dianor uno Staotrutb
bon baltimore, mnB ieoeut SoroeruHgssa Hgebot
b~eigefiat fem.
Die gefamnte 16aef6dBte glrbeit II m abt
60, 1870 &ubifsYuros @rsbebuug Ino $3.50 als
biz, Yaros Nuifilul9.
y. 7. Senbaa,
StaoisS ngenieur.
geft1tigt;
e. Slab 3imauns,
Grdiioent Der 9oniraftsB e61roe
(Waif0, 20.22 ,23.2 4 %. 26.27 ,29.30)
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@ermiidJte In5eigcn.
Scbt Sud Dpr.

Snieften uno adfer anf Semitic, 9flan5eu,
g8einil6dcn, Jioicu ulo in 8efliacI Stdlen
perlnebreu iib; menn nidt oernihtet, miro VII
les I'M @urten uuigefreiieH. Senoet Dor pe9er
meines Snieciicioes 9trfuIurS SD Iteiere ir'
eeun 6tpns IN oieier 9iu'tht. 8roBe Sorrda
the bon Jtoiei, lie 10 Gents. N9enten oerInlgt.
gsmt Z. 6urie,
Gr. 2i3. MorS.6alpert.s Str, Baltimore, MS.
(4Pai24. 3&S,lO
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0r. so. Wtener,
bomdopatbiider Mr,t,
U r. 1419, Ginben Apeune {.
MnnhsrppQe Gnthefnnn.

Sran y. Sieiiins, berpurrueenbe spesiaIiiiin
thr Srane1sSetcen. Sniifl fouten iit in allen
51Ien perirauIiter Writ an MID ipenoeu. Benn
Sic Ieibeno iino. peroe Id Spnen beIien. Sd
bate ME einen ~ein5iseu 5ebli6Ias. GrIeifte'
rlIna in 4S Stinoeu ODER feline ge5abIune peri
brebnre Der arbeit; nouie barmIos. 5m
Spredsinnmer ober briefIid, SO, 9ripatsllnfer,
fnmfnen fir GaInen. BefdIuIfe @drterinneu.
Ner3tlibe Seblnolnil9. tueiu geluiiniht. Streua
oerfrauiid. Aatberfbeiinna foitenfret. Spreh,
tinnbeu bon 10 ubr Snrnl: bis 8 lIbr sibenos;
Cummings bon 2 bis - ilbr HddnI. Srau ".
UIefiue. Nr. 634, ReresSarsg.e trate, Hate
Gbmpnbfoa.Mpenue. twsdra9,1&S.1O '
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lorraine

Malertih - garfartis - Sriehlidi.
Weiilib bon gBalbroof elm uno cine babe
Rortbs sloenues6ar. 5reie autf9en !ylatmittnes
an Terminus. Brelfe bon Observation-Disclosures teet
fpe3tea. Geitte Beoingungeu. Ielepbon
Gafou 1923. Biireuu: Srunfltu. nnb @tnbfor.
NoabS. 9erlauat 9rritire. (Wlat4. t9.2&s)
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SufCuN OCT StIupeHoutHp UWHthuIc.
Nultim more, Den 10. Widt 1905.
Die StruBen0urcbhruh5 > 9ommiiare MAIDEN
hermit in lleberetnitintttitng nit Dem @aItimos
rer Staot Gburter, Ibidnltt 500, befdnnf, oab
Ie i6re eritt &criannling am Iirnitag, ben
20. SUM 1905, &ormitiuas 10 ubr. in Dem
Nilreau oer GomIHliiire, 9taibbals, abbalten
rperpeu, I'M ole Bollmatt aus5ulibeIl mo Die
ibuen iibcrtragenel uno non tbiler nerlaueteu
Vfli6ten 81 erilueH I'M Detreit Der Gonoemnis
Tlug uno Eurbbrebulg. tolute NlslegIng elmer
5piiden Clement lno NeuioIisS trabe, bis 8I
elmer parallel nit Slrrett gloeuue lib eritredena
ben AleU, in @emubbeit oer am %. Ipril 1905
beiidtigten lcrOrbuuug ytr. 2i9 oes W(abors
uno Staotratbs BON Baltimore,
I. Mrtbur @idbart,
Games 81. Sinitb,
Games y. MARINE,
eommifdre.
6ugeue Il. Nobsers,
(Mait5. %, 30. Suni5, Il. l9) 9lerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

0oS prcubiihe Sberper.
moltingS9crid)t bat entidieoen, DOB
einem ebemnliaen Geutifen, Der oie
oeutld)e Stoutsangeborigfeit ourd
5ebniGbri9en gufentbaIt i'm @iis.
lonoe oerlorcn bat, bel ieiner @ie.
oernieoerloiiung im HeihSeebiet Elm
He6tsoniprlld) allf @ieberouinobme
nab Dem &eidsgeies bonn 1. SUM
1870 bonn niht sultebt, tpenn er IN.
Slpild)en Nngeboriger zines fremoen
Stootes %geluoroen lit. GieS 9elte
audi III Dem Sale. no Der @erlnlt
Der oeiitidjen Stahtsungeboriefeit
ouf @runo ~beionoefer Statspertrd-
&c, uie beiipielspeiiet in Den Ser.
Staaten, fbereits ourd fihfiabrieen
ummterbrodenen N%hfentbolt inn
NuSldnN, 5HeIeidp nit Benz grtperb
Der frembIGnoiiden Staotsangebo.
rigfeit eintrcte. Mud) bird elm @ie.
oeraufgeben Der iremoen Staatson.
geborigfeit uerbe ein Iniprld ailf
Wieoeraltfnobne nid)t be9riinoet. Yin
oieien @riunoiGeen iperoe nifts &C.
0uoert burd oas Observation-Disclosures,
lueId)es beitimmt, bob Eerionen, Die
bas Reid)sgebiet ~perIuiien, cine an.
oere StoatSanaeborisfeit aber nid,t
ermorben ooer Tie iuieoer perloren ba.
ben, wenn lie ibren oailernSen anf-
entbaIt in Se,hidlano nebmen, se-
itelnnaspfIittis iino nnS nadtras'
lid alts9eboben weroen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

China Mill tt Hanger
mad u%nierer Hfeife tan5ert. Ger Ser
trog, meld)er beltimmte, ooB 6ineii-
ife 9n,tfleute, 9eomte, 2ebrer mo
Stiocnten 5iim uoriibergebenoen
I~ufentbalt nod ben S%ereinigten
Stouten fommen o%iirfen, lit obge.
louien, unb 70 miro oilf bieien aloi.
len Die 2an0ung peripeigert. Hun be-
lteht ober nod elm friiberer Sertrag,
nod DEM MIR dineIiid)e Mrbeiter.a Slit
lis bon Der ginponberung nilsge,
ld)loIlen limo. Die Gbineien finben
Die Saltuna Der omerifaniiden 9e.
BORDEN ncrtrogsmibrig unb iie iinb
entihlo'ien. ailf Der 3ulaiIune Der
obengenunnten 9erufsflaiien slr be.
lteben. Ger d)ineiiid)e @eionote in
@oibin9ton lammelt 9etpeismate.
rial bon iold)en SdIlen, in oenen Chi
neien, Ole nid)t 5iir aulifIoIie gehor.
ten, oeportirt iporben iinb. Gam
ion Sd)obeneriat bon oen &ereinia.
ten Staaten perlangt iperben. Sn.
Sipilden boben Die dineiiihen Saul.
leute &epreiialicn oneeorobt. Giirfen
d)ineiiite aoufleute ole @ereinisten
Staaten nidt betreten, Damn ioaen
amerttanifhe Waaren aud nibt
nad) China fommen, araumentireit
lie, unb iino onmit niht einmal i'm
unredt. @ir uerlaneen in China
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

alfon y. Barter o9t, I'M.
Ierc Serl1]te ieien Die beitc.1 ser @elt,
lbfebt elm &erp. yorfer glott. Eto,
lagen fam man 0o5, obcr man
brniId]t's o%esiueaen immcr uod) ni6t
81 9lclben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
@eftdhet:
Nhrean Der trahemOnr@bruas.0p mmiNd re.

(Natto,2 20. y, 20, "a, 25. 90 81, 20,SO)
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-30
vIOLATORS OF ADAMS LAW
Can Expect No Clemency from the New
Governor.

Nashville, March 31.-Speaking of
his refusal to pardon ten men from
johnson City, convicted OF violating
the Adams law, Gcveror Cox to-day
outlined his policy toward such Of
Tenders:
while 9 member of the senate 1
voted against the law to extend the
provisions of the four-mile law to towns
OF from 1900 to 5000 inhabitants be-
cause l did not believe that public SEN
timent demanding the legislation was
strong enough to enforce the Law and
that it would be observed more in the
breach than In the enforcement. How
ever, 1t seems that in the town Of
johnson City, where there is q popu-
lation Of4, 900, the good people, through
their courts, have enforced the law
and have convicted ten of the victims.
cannot place myself in the inconsis-
tent position of saying that the law
cannot be enforced because of lack of
public sentiment by pardoning these
men, who have been convicted Of it's
violation through the efforts of the
good citizens of the town Of johnson
City"
The governor further stated that he
would not consider the application for
pardon Of any one convicted Of q viola
tion OF the Adams law, until after the
application had been approved by the
trial Judge, the attorney-gepersl, the
jury in the case, and backed by 9
strong request from arleaSt q part oi
the good citizens Of the community in
which the offense was committed.