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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-01-11

IL Is SlldmClul.-13 CASldilASu ehS
nnosaru inns go sns 1E36hge and her nus
band Rlle-zs,arsnt rooms in the
second story-discussing the elderly
gentleman occupying the large room,
originally the parlor, on the first floor
The ledger in question paid prompt
ly, hence the landlady was rather
more discreet than usual in her opin-
ion.
who'd thought it?" She replied,
really committing herself to nothing.
IA sot, perfect sot, and nothing
but soil" was the answer. THE
worst kind of one, too. He sits for
hours in the easy chair of his, sunk
in stupor. Formerly he either read
or went out. It's opium or whiskey
or some drug, you may be sure of
It'll"
"Yet he doesn't seem to show any
traces Of that sort of dissipation" said
the landlady, thoughfully. in fact, l
told him the other day he looked ten
years younger. His step is springy,
he holds his shoulder up and his eye
is bright"
"Pshaw! The effect of the whisky
or drug, that's ALI" said the drum
mer,s wife, who knew thing or two,
having once read a page or SO in a
medical book while waiting for con
sultation at physicians office.
TITS sad case, and at his age"
ooh, it's never too late for man, a
single man, to fall into bad habits"
But flow--'ra question here sud
denly occurred to the landlady-"did
you find out all this about the first
floor lodger? He generally has his
door closed"
"Well, you know what a prying, GU
rious thing Julia, the nousegirl, is.
I've tried to break her of it thou
sand times, but every now and then
keyhole is too much for her. And
Tom, the negro dining room waiter,
is every bit as bad as she Isl"
For the next nalf hour they dis
cussed this strange failing of domes-
tics. They then summoned Tom for
further details.
The rumor spread, and friends heard
of how the celibate was throwing
himself away One, feeling genuine
interest in him, came to see him at
his room, the first time in twenty
years. His knock was promptly an
swered, and his hand was pressed
warmly.
There was a delicate perfume in
the room, as of woman's presence,
and in the CRATE fire burned brightly
Next to the table was a comfortable
armchair, and on it little vial, that,
without reason, caught the visitors
eye.
He voiced mis- surprise:
"Old man. never saw you looking
better! Your face is fresh, and you
have more contehted air than
usual!"
They had been good friends since
bpyhood. The visitor therefore knew
the little romance his friend had
borne locked in his bosom for twenty
odd years-the explanation of his
bachelor hood, his solitariness, mis-
aloofness from many old associates.
"Oh. I'm feeling very well, thank
you, old fellow the host answered
stirring the fire vigorously
The right arm of the guest rested
on the table at his side. The fingers
idly tapping touched something. II
was the little glass vial. He glanced
at it curiously.
"Hello Essences" he said. Didn't
know you were fond of perfumes"
The other laughed little constrain.
ed laugh and then replied. half quiz
gically. half seriously:
..Do you call that mere vial OF
perfume? Ny friend. you are ignorant
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-01-11
TOOLS FOR THE BOY cARPEN-
TER. s.

TER. "a
Tools in chest, and sold at the !
toy store, are not to be reliedA0n for
carpenter work, as they are. usually
dull and made of soft steel that will
not hold an edge.
Good tools can be had at nearly
every hardware store or general
store in the country.
For ordinary work you will requhsE
"a good rip and. croscut saw with
twenty and twenty-four inch bladesi
respectively, a claw hammer and =
smaller one, a wooden mallet foHi
chisels and to knock the lap joints of
wood together, jack and smooth
ing plane. compass saw, braca
and several sizes of bits ranging FRONT
a quarter to one inch in diameter,l
draw knife, square, avis. pliers,l
rule, several chissels, screwdriveri
and few other tools that will be-
come useful at times. but which can
be added as they are required From
Joseph H. Adams The Practical.
Bay" in st. Nicholas.
THE LEADING MERCHANTS IN
JAPAN. sii
In this wise, Bunzayemon under.
took many important schemes and
grew very rich. Thus in time his
fame sounded through the whole Of
Japan, and he built big establish
ment at Honhachobori-a street In
Toxic, near the heart or the city
which covered one big square. AZ;
ways strenuously pushing forward
his business. he at last, as had been
his ambition, became the leading
merchant in the whole of Japan. AS,
the old verse says:
The heavy guord from slender stem
takes birth,
From strenuous will spring deeds Of
weighty worth. vs.: Y;
st. Nicholas.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-01-11

"You married me for my money!
she exclaimed angrily.
"Oh, WELL" he replied soothingly,
don't blame me. couldn't get II
any other way, yon know"
A man always tells his wife that
good husbands are made by letting
them have their own way.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-01-11
! CrabApple Blossoms.
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"Madam-"
The lady waiting the car at the
crossing turned in surprise. Her es-
cort, not understanding if she knew
the one VINO addressed her, simply
looked at the man.
He might have been fifty years of
age, but there was something in his
face that for the moment made him
look almost youthful; flush along
the cheek, as of boys blood, and an
eager look in the eye that almost made
1t dance and glow. He was well enough
dressed-but there was neither osten-
tation nor scrupulous care. His hat
was in the right hand.
81 ask a thousand pardons, madam,
for thus addressing total stranger"
So he was not an acquaintance. The
escort understood exactly what to do
now. He had dealt with impertinence
before.
''You insolent-" he began.
But the lady, moment ago frigid,
seemed to wave him aside somehow
by her manner and to be disposed now
to hear the stranger.
you addressed me, sir?" she said.
81 again ask your pardon" he re-
piled in a voice that quite treasured
her. But should esteem it great
favor if you would tell me the kind
of perfume on your handkerchief"
The escort started, astounded. The
lady answered courteously:
There is one drop of crabapple
blossom extract on my handkerchief.
A thousand tilanks!" he replied,
and was gone.
Mad as March hare!" exclaimed
her escort, bringing himself together.
perhaps so" replied the lady, land
yet"
For many months she suffered in
secret for not having asked why he
wished to know. All, that curiosity
Of women! Like to nothing else in
the world except the curiosity Of
men!
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-01-11

precept- learn to labor and to ,'hus.
tle.''
On the sunny side of this tree
trunk. on the old barn door, among
the pine needles, in the crannies OF
the stone wall, under the projecting
end of the wooden steps, amid the
evergreen honeysuckie on the south
porch, in almost any halfsheltered,
half-sunny spot. we shall have no
trouble finding the little black Jump
ing spider Attus, that scientists have
recently renamed Pnidippus Tripunc-
tatus. though the three spots to
which tas specific NINE refers are
generally increased to five or more.
This is the little tiger of the spider
fraternity. So common and so active,
and SO hungry is 1t that its list of vic.
tins grows very long indeed, even in
its short lifetime, and generally they
are kind that makes the little tiger
a great and worthy friend of man.
Flies, bugs. very young crickets and
grasshoppers, plant lice, tree hop
pers, midges, gnats, small moths and
terpillars-these anc many 9TH
ers are its victims by the score and
by the hundred.
\ 1t. too, spins web (what spider
does not in some way?), a delicate,
pure white. cottony bag, to shelter IT.
self and eggs throughout the winter.
and later, when the eggs hatch, its
young, the little spiders, swarm all
over the mother, and all through the
thick web; reminding one OF the old
woman who lived in a shoe. Our lit
tie Attus will not venture far from
home. Find one that seems wan
derer and hunt closely, and ten to one
you will find the web near by, some
where in a Granny or crack. under
bark, under stones. in heads OF wild
carrot, in cured leaves, in the dis
used lock or latch Of an old door,,
or, like cur little resident OF the
honeysuckle. between two leaves
which the web strands have drawn
partly together. Get straw and
poke it into one end ofsthe web. Out
pops the small proprietor from
slit in the ether end, ana, always
turning face toward the enemy. pre-
pared to beat a further retreat or
stand and fight From Nature and
Science in st. Nicholas.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-11

While you are paving at end for Stock
paying at the other thus assisting
You assured big profits that is
absolutely safe You Investments in we'll
located real estate always
safer than the banks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
grief6cf0rocrnua nad benz NuslanSc.

ausIGnoiide Eoit fir oie nit Dem
10. Srni enoenoe 8ode idIieBt bier
Gin alien 8aQen piinftIib) wie foIot:
Yadet goit lit often bon 8 ltbr
gormittogs bis 5 llbr @benbs tag.
lid (ausgenommen Sonntass).
Yadct.NoIt fit 9eutidlano idliebt
bier @ontag, 10 llbr @ormittags;
fir @roBbritonnien II. Srlano Diem.
itog uno Sreito0, 6 llbr Ibenos.
9ampfer fabrcn BON Neip-gorf ab,
menn ni6t onocrs angegeben.
Srons.atGnntiihe Boft.
Sreitoa - G lt6r a6enoS, nahgll-
ropo per Gompfcr yNeip'yorf," pio
Glpmoutb uno Gber6ourg. 4oitia.
den mad SrIan6 miiIien "per Rep.
yorf" aoreiIirt ieiu) ubr abenbs,
nod europa per Gampfer" %llmbria,"
bia Queenstown.
Wontog Den i2 .Sul1t, nodGuropa
per Dampier naaiier Wilbelm Der
3tpeite."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
SOL ii Glib unb Central.
Imerifa, 90 eitinoien etc.

" III / ! ! / W. - u ! Wv
9onnerItog - 10 llbr NboS., nod
Oucotan unO Gampe6e per 9onpfer
nSoggrp."
Treitoa = 3 llbr Nad)m., nod
Samuico per 0onpier bon Bolton,
WoIi.; nad germutoo per 9ompier
bon Salifor, N..S.; 6 llbr abenbS,
nof 9roiilien per Qompfer .Gopri,"
pia Hernonbllco un6 Hio Saneiro;
10 llbr IbenbS, nod Yorto Hico,
Curacao unb Scnc5neIo per 9ampier
yYbilooelpbio;" nad Tortune 8 SIS.
lono, Somoica un0 Columbia per
9ompfer oSornio;" nod Central.
9lnlerifo unb iiiolihcn Eucific,SGien
per 9ompfer bio Colon; nod Gllbo
per 9ompfcr oWforro GoitIe;;" nod
Grenada, Srini6o0 mo @uioro per
0ompfcr oMoropol;" nod ben 60
Glata-2dnbcrn per Tompier v9eoros
icp."
Die YoIt nod MeuIunolono, bio
Norb.S ioncp, uro uo6 WiqileIon,
pia Bottom, idliebt bier tG0lid) INN 3
llbr Had)mittagS; nod Cuba, pia
9ompa, Sla., tG9Ii6 nm 1 llbr Iot.
mittogs; nod SonouroS, Gotta Ricn,
Guatemala, 8anonlo un0 ser 8anoI.
gone, bia NepsS Orleans, t10lit nm
8 llbr IbcnoS.
EranS. acific g 0 It.
Wittipod - Z llbr gbcnoS, nod
Sopon, Gorco, China unb lpejiell
obreiiirte Goit nod ocn E%bilippinen
pio Seattle.
Die Eolt nod So>poii, Sopon, Gbi.
ia, Gorco mo ben Ebilippiueu, pia
Snn 5ron5isco, ihlieBt bier tGOlih
bis gum II. Sum- nm I llbr IbenhS;
nod) Nltftrolien un0 NCt.Golcoonien,
pio Soncouper, tG9Iit bis 5um II.
SSiuli tint Z llbr Iben6S.
Die Srans.Focific.Yoit miro tag.
lid gum ab9on9S.Snfcn beIorocrt,
uno Die 3eit oes EoIti6luiies lit 10
orranairt, ooB cine ununtcrbrodene
lleberlan0 @eiorherung ermoglitt
miro.
@. Sail SarriS,
BoItmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
SdlaScm ourdl &Odnuaiier,

@rono Topio& Mid, 7,Suni,
- Ger @ronb Hipcr lit nod INNER
I'M Stcigen un0 0u9@otmoiicr ocbnt
iid) peitcr aus. Girto 20 Sobrifcu
iino 5llr Ginltelu1g oc@ 8ctricbS oe.
5pllngcn geiueien rrO 300 grbeitcr
icicrn. Nldl bo@ bcuodborte2opeQ
lit iibcridnpcmmt.
Guroub, 7. Slri. - Die beige
@egcno bot sur Belt Die ihlimmite
Glutb felt 1884. Ger Gbippcmn Hi.
Der lit 10 Sub gcitic0cn mno nod int
nlcr I'M Stciaen. 9Ilc mltcren Stod'
mcrfc Scr 2G6en an Der NipcrltroBc
Itcbcn inter @olier uno sic 9emob.
ner ser Nicoerungcn bobcn ibreSGll,
fer pcrloIicn miiiien. 9(lth Clifton
umoGbctct @isc., linO iibCrihlpemmt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
Staot Baltimore.
SeiratBs 2ieeu5cn.

0ic fol9cn0en Seirotb5 g 2icen5en
miIroen geItern bonn Glert ocS 9ort
mon Eleo8-@ eridtS ouSgcitellt:
Ioniel y. 3onfS, 40, mo 8orep
Z. @oIton %; gpplifont Artbur 6.
WtontcQ, Goton9pillC Wt0.
&onep Hoain9 @rooibop. 80, ur6
9cllie y. 9omca, "a; 9lpplitont 2ll.
tbcr u. Wottbcps, Scr. 25il, Noro.
GbarleSltroBe.
SEQ @obcr, %, uno Yeorl &orri&,
10; Npplitnnt SEQ 9obcr, Or. 1919.
Noros@opItroBc.
@oltcr 6. Mortin, %, uno Gillian
@uo6cnbobm, q; 4pplifont SoS. &.
Norton, Nr. 1912, @uilioro.g pc.
&obn Z. Sd)oiielO, 30, mo 2uoio
81. Stoecfle, 81; IppIifont 9llg. e.
&ounc, Nr. 20G, NorosWountitr.
@omorO Z. Sbcllep, 20, unoS onic
@uditgbom, 20; 2(pplifont Golenti
he Soremnn Nr.l929, Yenniplponio.
Noenre.
Hidoro Cloud, 20, uno 2orctto
@romn, IS; NppIifont @m. 9ebn,
9tr. 1903, GodioniiroBe.
Sobn &. Geobo, "a, uno Slime 6.
@cpnoIos, %; NppIifont 8ronf g.
SnpOer, gtr. 1888, Olt-Sopetteitr.
@m. $. MeeO, -, uno Cora 2it0.
mig, 81; Applifont g.. Commercial
9orneS, 9tr. So, Central Sopings
9onf 9lbg.
@m. ". &eup. %, uno IelmllrS.
Gomion, %; Npplifont q. $. Ban
&orre, Nr. t4i0 9orclopitroBe.
Soibuo i. :. 2omboin, %, un0
9lnnic N. Sobnioh %; 9lpplifont s.
Z. 2omboin. Or, 1912, SomeSltr.
Conrad Nlod, ., uno Worp s.
@bite, IS; glppIitont Conrad Ylod.
@uiieppe Guottrodi, 2S, uno Mo.
RE Yiitorio, IS; Npplifant 0oSpero
Gruello.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

Sofer.-3ufubr 22,443 9uifel;
aus Den eleOatoren 5uriidee5ogen
1913 9uihel; Gleootoren . 8orrotb
21t,217 9uidel. YerfGuie: 3fpei
@oggons Rr. 3 gemiibter 81 "a, elm
@oggon Nr. 3 peiBer auf Der Yobn
81 351a, Elm 8aggon Nr. 3 meiber
81 1914, Elm @aggon Nr. 3 meibe 81
1874, 5pei Waggons Nr. 2 meiBer
su 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
q. ". a6ermnuu's cane

storbcft'Gde @pleb. unb garoIiHesgtraSe.
Suuptqua ritter oes yBabern'WdnnerdborS-.
0.sO.s@de 9ougbs uuo @drolineftr. Ber'
einsberfu rtrlilna ieoen 9onnerftde nbeno.
@eus WRitgIieoer ptQfomnlen. Bor5lg'
lt3eS Bier Der acknowledgements I'M 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

Wois. - 3ufubr 4138 9uidcl;
SerionOt oolt Den Glepotoren 592
9uidel; Gl%epotoren . 8orrotb 151,.
15i 9uid)el. Gertouit ipuroen 10000
Sui 5u 5G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
Gantpa unb otahIaHbtpu \.

Gnrtua's Canton eieorrfran5sSans.
SiiomeItsGde 3. ctr. II. Saitsgtbe., canton.
S~duptounrtier beg Canton 9ieoerfror6 -
Sineitnnoe ieoen Sonnerltnq abeno. -
9amen.8erein n%erfammelt iih ieoen 9ter'
flag a6enb. RationdIs8ier an 3dpt.-
Gbcfapeufe 3eIepbon: g9oIie 1853 8.
(MpriIl3fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

Qorboifs@d. Der hcfps nnb Sorrett'Strabe.
Sduptluartier oe5 @efalgbereins rOieIos
6ie~. Sineftunoen ieben 9onnerftneaIberb.
BerinmnlIunaen beS ~9entential Waebeer'
8sreins" ieben 2. uno 4. 9ienftae i'm Mo-
not. 9eIepbon - Wt. 8ernoI 2666 X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
8altimorcr Marftberidltc.

Baltimore, I. Suni 1905.
WebI. - 3uiubr 322S 6Giier,
einidlieblih 9S9 6Giier SIT 2ocuit.
Eoint unO 114S 6Giier 81 Canton;
aiiitenpcrionot 100 S0iier. Die go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
8clS anssnleiben.

Warglanb GbatteI 2oan MHoeiatiun,
$40 Bis $500 werben serlieben anf W,bbeln,
pianos ETC., ebue Gntfernuua berfefbeu.
Bonn 1. Sanuar 1905 an befinoen f6 untere
Bfireaiig fpieoer In unierem aIten QoiaIe.
gaiuert-Buiibins, benz 8eri6tsaebduoe aeaen,
fber.
eHsufIG6e Ganette. nnb 81. Citrate.
Goupenirs fir 1ef9dftsfreunoe.
(Eob0 .1S.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

wr. 1924, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = BIN.
! mer an Ssrreu an permietben. - SetuIte
{ 0etrdnle nnb Reine. aRap, gte.pssraii
rets"eter. 8erfammIungsIoidI beS Oft
/ 2ombaroffr. Smmerip. enii' nno eetbs
{ Screine. Gbei. 5eI.-&plfe 1852 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

Genn CIR gelb u1tbis habit, ,uenbet gud6
an mtd,. 9drIeben nrf GnIdre, m1beIr ODER
Sriinoeieentbum gerfhipieeenbei Refine
QefbaeffdftssM eibpben. 1ar. 9remcr, gr. 100,
a,orb.Hara. etrahe, 1. GIur. 9aunorp Building.
(MprtI16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

llntenitcbcnoe 8reiie be5ieben iid
auf Den @ngros-Sanoel; fir Oen
&leinbanoeI mnB Elm cntiprehenoer
9htiihlag 9emad)t mcr6eu.
@ier, pro 3bo. t51ac. bis 1875.
Butter, bro Efltu0:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
chmist,S ..GihrufrauS.Saae,"

Ode 8. nno 8oi:gbsStraBe. S~dnptnndttier
bes ,Babern GER. ,llnt. sgereins, ySt6en'
fran5s0 amencereins, Canton Srnirerlp.
gnus NIB 2eibsSereins," ~9entibe Sc'
miitbIidfeif," naeHeIfhmieoes union" iiro
rSefpersG onfInbe gr. AS, 3. 8. g." Trt'
thes Bier si ieoer Belt. 2eIepbon: =.
& q. - @oIf 1900 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
ST.. Ybilips arStli9es
Snfitut.
Mr. 1881, OF Yratt Strabe.

epe,ialiam fur sebeime arantbeitsn pon 9'an.
neru uno Sranen.
s9ir beiIeu arampfnoer6riide obne fbu1er8s
bafie Operation, etriiturer, 8Iutbereifiune uno
eppbiIis in alien etaoien. SerIuit Der Mauns
bartlett uno men Suac5ogene aranfbeiten. Cine
raf6e. baueruoe SeiIung iuiro earnntirt. tln'
fere bette empfebIins beitest BARN, eab nidt
Elm Gent Dor crfoIster SeiIuis 5u besabIcn lit.
IS ioftei sie gitis. in nnierem siireau ocr'
Sufprehen uno cine pripate Combination nit
uns az BADEN. Bon 10 ubr Sormittass biz 10
llbr sbcnbs e%e5iinet. Shreibt, fern Sbr ni6t
ionlmen fonut.
1rmib.Sin. unb solamb.E art.E aespns fab
rem an nnierer 1tiirs psrbet.
eRbpef-Gde gsnb. anb Vratt.strahe.
.(Wgaii9. x&s,15l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

i. spahn'e 9leftanrant.

NabIoI9er BON Nenrb W6rler.
{ Nr. 923, gorosGoens, @de gntbonosStr.
{ 8erfamnIunasIoinI bes n9lltoHia = Gons
itrifts Gr. 1O6." rS6iarrsG iftriits Nr.
1903, 3. II. D." uno rSiitrifts 9ir. $50,
.. u. D. Suue al 8ereine 5u bermies
them. 6einiie giere, Beine uuo unoere
{ @etrlnie. DEP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
Sclttioc SM[u6rotc:
Yrponftcn.Wurft

llntenitcbenoe Yreiie be5iebcn iid
nuf Den @ngros.Son6eI; fir Den
&~leinbanoel m,B Elm entiprebenoer
9htiitlag 9emad)t mcr6en.
Gier, pro 9to. t5Hc. bis 1875.
Butter, pro Yfuno:
Creamery Separator. E. 10 bis 22h
Creamery Smitotion -. 10 bis %
ga. NortbncItcrn 2aole. t6 bis 10
Store . Yadeo. Is bis II
@eltern Soils. $500. 16 bis IS
Creamery YrintS, 1 Eio. 81 bis "a
Cream. Eri1tS, y Tfo.. 81 bis 81
Mo., So. unO ga. Yrints 10 bis II
Creamery 9lofs, 2 Yio. 90 bis %
Henopirtc, bette Norfe.. 10 bis 81
&euopirte, bette YrintS.. 81 bis %
2ebenbeS 8efliigel, pro Ehuno:
nlte Siibncr 1l15c. bis 15c.; iunge
@iibncr 13C. bis BIC; Gnten t0c. bis
t3c.; Eouben, pro Yaor 20c. bis 25c.
S. ii d c unb emf ii e.
&ortoffelu, pro 9uidel 20c. bis
30c.; nei,e S%ortoiieIn, pro Sab 75c.
bis $2.75; 3uderriiben, pro 9iinoel
1c. bis 4c.; @eiBfobl, pro Grote ST
bis $500; Noriolf, pro Sob Toe.
bis 1925; 3ruiebeln pro 9uihel
$t.00 bis $t.20; Mcpiel, pro Sob
800 bis $500; Spinot, pro 9uihel
15c.; crime @obnen, pro aiIte 800
bis $1.75; aopiioIot, pro ailte 20c.
bis Acc; @urfcn. pro Sorb 500 bis
$3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier $1.25
bis $1.75; Grobeeren, pro Guart &c.
bis Sc; Ipieliinen, pro aiite $3.50
bis $3.50; Inonos, pro Grote 1925
bis $3.50; &iriden, pro gimer 30c.
bis 40c.; Stutelbeeren, pro Biuno
&c. bis Sc.
Groceries uno Yropiio o.
mem.
Sal5fleiih, pro Biuno: feline Gu.
eor.Gurco Sdinfen 1212c.; groBe
Sbinfen 12c.; Golifornier Sd)in.
fen &c.; Sugar : Grreo Sdultern
SEC; troden geial5cne Seitenrippen
sac; Spedieiten SAc.; troden ge'
ial5ene Sfulteru &c.; reine5
Sdunal5 in Eierces 7Ac.; Sped.
idyultern SAc.; @eB.S dweineileiId
$14.00 pro SAB.
8aiiinirter 3uder: aespiirfelt
G.G5c.; pulperiiirt G05c.; STANDARD
%gronnlirt 5,95e.; fem gromnlirt
5.95c.; GrpitaI u $500; Columbia
q 5.60c.; gelber 4.95c. bis 5.45c.
@erGiteter 8offee: 6. 8. 6. 100
gfS. &iiten t212c.; 6. 8. 6. GO Yfo.
aiiten 1900; 6. 8. s. 36 Biuro
&iiten 1870; rciner SABA 2S12c.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 26l3c. bi &c;
rciner @offa 2612c. bis &c; Saba
uno Woffo, gemiidt, 251ac. bis 26c.;
Saba, gemiidt, 24@c. bis 25c,; reiz
ner Warocoibo 2t15c. bis 22c.
reiiter ga @uopro 20lac. bis Die;
reiner Santos 201&c. bis 21c.; Can.
tos, gemiiht 1916. biz 20c.; Iio,
npIniIht 1917 biS t9r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

gu pcrfanfen:
Wr. 507, Bio nno 517. NorbsWlontioro.gloe,
le6s 3tnillier nit Serbeierune. Breis $4,000
8rurbdins $4,000 pro Sabr.
aoitee -Sdufer i'm 100 BIod Der Noros@robe'
strabe. feds 3tnnier nit alien gerbeerlingen.
Wrets $775.00. 9runo8inS $50 pro Sabr.
100 8lo6, Steniuooosgtbe. Cine Heibe bon
ioeben ferttg ~aeftelten 0ier5ebn mobernen 5pei'
ttodigen Snufern. Sehs ~berfeIben FIND bers
tauft. Bttts $l450.00. Srunb5inS $3.50 pro
Sabr.
q. 3. Gallagher,
Baiiirtcrnebrrer.
(f2s-) HHreau: 2SO8 Nairmpunt.Npe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

1de gaIf' nnb Satt.Mhcnie, Canton.
WarDIanosIeIepbon = 81 q.
Sduptanartier bes 0efanebereiuS ~QheI.
tueib.'. .9omens8ereins be8 Gbelipeth.
~@antor.eoneIabes SIR. 445, 8. O. o.
sOrientdlsD iftriftS Nr. fbs, .. U.S. unb
-&anfon Spar' u. Berenftgunss s8eretns'.
(Sept21,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
.,8dbeuta.6aue,"

Rr. 432 GIaremount.slpe.. S~tsblanbtotSn.
Sanptauartier hes .9Iabenin . WadHner,
f iSTs1 nm, ssls sg M"n BisTIta ge,,s MSs,0s ss :
23f. O.. u.sB. .Wonnmentdl" sgter ON
2apt. Gbefopeafet1 eIepbon - 1926 q.
I'm. 3. 9. Suppert, Reftter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

gr. 1104, .sperme.
Der -acrooft Smmermibrenhs Hanberetn
BON Baltimore berfdmmeIt f6 bier
ieoeu Wioltaa. - 6ecree Trebfn & Cons
bier am 8apf. ua6 oeutf&er urt btreft
bonn Ndb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
Gu perIaMfcn


Sine quite @eIeeeubeit; 1923 uro 1880, Sol
Inns Strabe, mo6erne oreiitjdige Nnbnbdufer
in ieineiu 3uitunoe. % bel $50 5ub; miiiien
berfuuft Weroert. nm eiuer ylddInb %nb5upideln.
4aG3ufrngen bel Sbas> u. Ncder, Gr. 420, ~.
Sarep. StrnRe. geioe IcIepbonS. G27D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
q. 8ptaf'0 Sane,"

Wr. 1920 bis f122, Sorforo.nbemie.
Sdiptouartier oes r1bdlia' Wdnfter4orS1.
Suue unb Sommeraarteu binie gu ber'
mteiter. Suter Bins fir @%ufternroften.
Seinfte 1etr1nfe. SreisBooI. eg. Z D.
SeIepbon - Wt. gernon 3789 X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

gr. 701 unb TOT. Eomhdrb.Gfrahe. 6teb.
Ianttctpn. Seinffe sgeine unb Qtaucre.
Der eef1raette Grt nrf Der 9rbs. = Die
beften BooIsydrior8 In GiSbIanbtoUn-
Hrompte B~ebieurne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
Suiepb edtucnoer's Safe,

9ie belteu Beiue i'm gSeiteuo. Wfabl'
6eiten 81 leoer 3eit. 0eibdtiSlint6 eine
SpeSialttdt. Sauptauariier hes aSars
ruatonsArbeiters Wldnner6ors".
(gIpril20,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08
Gu p%erfaufen:

2u ocrfaufen:
0A00 WtnrnlanosNpe. - SieS Sals III
Z4OE cine Brndt nit s Simmeru NIB mnR
~Derfauft weroeu; Der Srituo8ins III ablosbar;
beiibti0t IS, Wart ~. @riBbt, 9r. LOG. Sh'
Saratuau.S traRc. 055,79
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

SpbH ". Gitter's ,Gulnmbia.eaae,
Rr. 1922, SttsRrnttsSt rabe
rSeHensT armitdoter gSerein- terfnmmeIt
Ith feesn eriien 9ienftne i'm Wionat In
Der Su1e. Sane fir 8eretne nlo Seft
lt9feiten at bermtetpen.
(Snn51S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

Sptn grnnS'S ,8d6er.Serteree,"
GIT. i35, Sarritons, nabe aerinufon,etr,
Geo. 9iiniber, IT.. 9rdII.go'S Sfer. Nar.
mer 2unfh bon IL bis 1 ubr Ndttnttt.
tags. sIIe beuiften Bidder finb aiirI Be
fuche etnQeldoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-08

Id)eI; 8crianot bon oen Glcpotoren
1900 0uihcl; Glcpotoren Sorrotb
9S,5OS 0ul6cl.