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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
GEN. J. L. BRENT DEAD.
Was Noted Lawyer and Civil War
Veteran.

Gen. Joseph Lancaster Brent, prominent
member Of the Baltimore bar. died at hts
home in that city yesterday afternoon. Gen.
Brent had been confined to his bed but
about ten days although he had been IN
falling health since last spring. He suffered
with heart trouble and only after ne was
taken TO his bed was his condition thought
to be serious.
At his bedside when the end came were
his wife. daughter, Miss Mamie NJ. Brent,
and son, Mr.. Duncan x. Brent who at
tended him in a faithful manner during his
last illness.
Gen. Brent had been identified with the
revolutionary societies for a number OF
years. and was the president OF the Mary
land Society of the Colonial Wars up to the
time of his death, He was born SoveIp Dor
30, 1876, In Charles county, Md. He was edu-
CO ted by private teachers and was gradual
cd at Georgetown College. He later studied
law and was graduated. His parents were
William Leigh and Marie Fenwick Brent.
He married In 1870 Miss Roselle, daughter
Of Duncan Farren Kenner of Louis
lana. He served in the artillery and cevairy
under Gen. Lee; was major on the staff or
Gen. John B. Magruder in Virginia; was
chief of artillery and adjutant under Cen.
Richard Taylor in Louisiana in 1852. lie
was made colonel OF artillery on April II,
1864; brigadier general in October, 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
Queen Maud's Birthday.

A cablegram from Christiania last night
says: The guns of the fortress and the war
ships fired salutes today in honor of the
birthday OF Queen Maud. Their majesties
spent the day quietly, though many visits
were made to the palace and many gifts
received in honor of the event. Emperor
Francis Joseph of Austria and Emperor
Nicholas of Russia have telegraphed King
Haakon congratulating him on his elevation
TO the throne OF Norway, wishing him a
long and happy reign, and hoping for the
continuance and growth Of the friendly re-
lations OF Norway with these respective
powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
RARITIES AT THE zoo
PAIR OF "MoUNTAIN BEAVERS.
JUST RECEIVED.

pair of the rarest American animals
have been received at the National Zoologl-
cal Park, and are attracting much atten-
ton from naturalists and others interested
in the oddities of the animal world. The
new additions are known as mountain beay-
ers. although they do not belong to the
beaver family at all. They are somewhat
like woodchucks, and live in the dense
woodlands between northern California and
Washington state. They are described as
rare, shy and peculiar. They live In bur
rows in the damp woods, and are rarely
ever seen as they scamper into their holes
at the slightest noise. The pair at the Zoo
are said to be the first ever held in cap
tfvity. and much trouble was experienced In
capturing them.
Another new addition to the collection at
the Zoo Is small boar from Cuba, which
was presented by the American minister to
that country, Mr.. H. g. Squiers;
The authorities of the Zoo have just COM
pleted important improvements in connec-
ton with the beaver dam. This dam was
entirely the work of the busy beavers 1t Is
built in a small valley, and is nine feet in
height by seventy-five feet in length. There
was SO much wash during rainy periods
authorities of the park took the matter in
hand and constructed a concrete culvert.
which Is so arranged with an automatic
continuance that it carries the storm water
into Rock creek when there is a heavy flow,
but allows the regular flow from the small
creek to flow unobstructedly into the beaver
dam,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
sANTo DOMINGO CRISIS PASSED.
Several Arrests Followed Clash BE.
tween President and Cabinet.

At a cabinet meeting held in Santo Do
mingo yesterday. the minister of war re-
signed to become commander of the army.
Gov. Carlos Ginebra was appointed minister
Of war. Prior to the meeting President
Morales informed his ministers that he de-
sired their designations and that he wanted
a. new head for the army. The ministers
agreed to resign on condition that a new
cabinet be formed with the approval not
only OF the president, but Of Vice Presi-
dent Caceres. This condition the presi-
dent refused to grant, claiming that he
had constitutional right to appoint his
own cabinet.
The president left the palace yesterday
for his residence and called q cabi-
net meeting there, but the ministers said
they would meet only at the palace. The
minister of war then took charge of the
fortress for the purpose OF maintaining
order. Great excitement followed and
several arrests were made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
Alleged to Have Permitted Gaming.

After being stripped of his money and
his jewelry in game of poker. 1t is al
legged. a player reported the game to the
police for the purpose of getting back his
jewelry. Policeman Cavanaugh investigat-
ed the story and arrested William e. Stew
art, who occupied q room in the Central
Hotel at 10th and e streets northwest, and
charged him with permitting gaming. The
prisoner left $50 collateral for his appear
ance in the Police Court yesterday, but
failed to appear and the money was de-
clared forfeited.
According to the police. the game con-
Quoted by the defendant was going on from
Saturday night until Sunday morning and
the report to them was made about 10
o'clock yesterday morning. There were FIVE
or six persons in the game. and it is be-
lieyed that considerable money changed
hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
Medical FaHaacies.

Every drop OF blood. every hone, nerve and It's.
sue in the body can be renewed In but one way.
and that is from wholesome food properly digest
ed. There is no other way, and the idea that
medicine in itself can purify the blood or supply
new tissues and strong nerves 10 ridiculous and on
par with the fol-de-rol that dyspepsia or indi-
gestion Is germ disease. that other fallacy
that weak stomach which refuses to digest food
can be made to do 60 by Irritating and infaming
the bowels by pills and cathartics
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure indigestion, sour
stomach. gas and bioating after meals, because
they furnish the digestive principles which weak
stomachs lack
For sale hg ali druggists 50 cents boz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
The Charlestown, W. Va, Post Office

1t has been announced at the Post Office
Department that the investigation of the
Charlestown, w. Va, post Office has been
completed. and that under a decision
reached by the department further action
In the case of George Porterfeld, the in
cumbent will be deferred as long he
gives the Office his personal attention and
keeps the service up to the existing stan
dard, which, according to the records of
the department is entirely satisfactory to
the patrons OF the office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
william jackson Sentenced.

William Jackson. colored, was arraigned
In the Police Court yesterday and re-
ceiyed sentence OF one year less a day
in Jail for assaulting Hattie White. The
woman was carrying a baby in her arms
when the trouble with the man arose. and
he, regardless of the safety of the child
his own-threw a tumbler at Hattie, and
the child was injured by fragments of the
broken glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
Increase In Internal Revenue,

The monthly report Of the collections Of
internal revenue shows that the total re-
ceipts for October were $22 324. 2Ss. which is
an increase as compared with October.
1904 of 81 49,. 779, For the four months of
the present fiscal year the receipts amount
ed to $84,274,326. an increase as compared
with the corresponding period In 1904 Of
3, e6S. 26z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
An Object Lesson.

DIR. Baker, superintendent of the Zoo, says
the sight about the dam, with the beavers
at work any afternoon, is a most interesting
one. Recently Washington school teacher
made pilgrimage with her little scholars
to the Zoo to see the busy beavers The
school teacher presented the working beav-
ers to her charges object lesson, While
she delivered to them a little lecture on IN
dustry, as exemplifed by the little animals
A sight of more than ordinary interest TO
the children visitors at the Zoo Is wee
baby monkey, which was born several days
ago. 1t is of the Javan pig-tail monkey
species, noted for the large size and vicious
ness of the male adults. which are nearly
as large as balloons, and the small size,
comparatively, of the adult females
The mother monkey Clasps the baby
tightly to her arms at all times, and chat
tiers to her little one at a lively rate. She
will not permit any of the attendants to
touch the infant. To a Star reporter Mr..
Baker said today that the little baby mon
key is doing well, and the authorities are
hopeful that it may be raised to maturity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
Canal Employees Number 1900.

report just received says the number of
employees on construction work for the Pam
anna canal now aggregates 1900, about
1900 having been added to the force since
the last report from the isthmus. OF the
1900 about LOO are white Americans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28
WHXr Joy IhEYBRING
IoFyERYHoM

with joyous hearts and smiling pywhen
how conducive health indulge
should How tendey preserved
not by medication but
Objectionable
those of known excellence should
and wholesome and beneficial in effect like the pleasant laxative
Syrup Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
come into general favor millions we'll informed families whose estimate
excellence knowledge
Syrup of Figs has with the physicians generally
wholesome
O
original plants beneay
all we'll physicians approve patent
medicines and favor indicimnate Standardization
children
always has the full name of the Fig Syrup Copany
printed the package that
printed company get
will
equally parents children
\ whenever laxative remedy required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28

throne of Norway, I beg that you be per-
suaded that every effort looking to good
relations between our two countries will
be given sympathetic reception on my
part"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
Siloer . Nnsitclnng bcs sGbarrual'
Clubs"

Ger .Gborcool-Glub" er0fincte lei.
ne Oic&pinterIid)c Soiion 0eitern
9tbcrlo nit cinem .Smoter" in ieis
ncn HGlmem Ode Solpuro- uUlo
Irantlinitr., III oencu lid) cine rett
qrobe 3obI funItlinni9cr unO tunit.
pcrItGnhiQcr Serren etttgcfunocn hot
ten. IS nllrbe nit Dem vSmofcr"
5r0lcid) sic grofinln9 Der IlI@ltcl-
luna BON Somnlerarbeiten Ger Sd)ii
lcr %pcrbunocn. SelbItocrItGnhlid)
bot Der Sonlmer uor5u9&ipclle lono-
idaitlid)e @iIocr III Seliorben ge5ci.
tiQt, oerelt iibcr Slunocrt ollSgeltellt
Iilro. SIS lit ollo flcibig 9en1alt NOR
0clt. mo lpo3 picl nebr bcoclttet: c9
lit iibcrraidcHo piel Outs 9cmolt
l%uoroen. @cr Ole IuSitelungcn oea
.Gbnrcoal+ Clubs" nit prilie1ocnuNus
&c uerfolgt bat, miro 5lgelteberI onB
Die icbigc al Qllten Wil0crlt nlebr
muipcilt, oils Ole Torg1ngcrinnelt.
Nu&gclteltt bobel oic Qomct W'cStilt'
nen :. Miumioro, 8.N9oion, @pnntl,
SodIidilo, 6. Nomnh Wt. Wtortinct,
mo Die Ncrrcu ". ". Is. Noo6, Z,
SinntolloS. Is. 8oltber. Is. 5. NC
Ebcrion ". @cttier, u. s.. Soopnldn,
u. 81, Smcencn uno s. 4. Sle0cl.-
Tllrd quite MISUNDERSTANDING mo
d)oroftcriltiidc Notwithstanding
;eidN1en lidl oic Irbcitcn bon $4,000.
@ulthcr uno @ctticr bcion6cr@ aus,
obcr oltd) uttcr Den ilbrigcn oll$0c.
ltcutcn Nilocrn liuo ihoncS olcntpros
ben lanoIdaltlider Gharofteriltit II,
~ilottcr Molpciie. Ncbcr ben 2dnhr
id)uitcn mo Sccltiiden iporcn nod
cine Nu5obl Gbicritu>ien in Gropon
oll@geltellt BON 6crcn Ole SmecncD''
ldjen bCionbcrc NltimcrfIonttctt bean.
lpruhct. Gomit Dos Gbrl Ncltcrn
Nbcrb ncbcn Dem 4llae pibt 81 fur5
f%ortr1c, brot)tcn nic SN. 4, %qttIicb,
". SilocbronNt nnD Sicntpn1 cine
An5obl Scr5cttc iiir 6lotc, 9Gqp mo
Fiono 5lrrn @ortrogc, pic, piiel Nllcr'
fcnni,10 mo 9ciioIl fonocn. Gle
Nu&itculur0 0ca GborcodtL Clubs
miro BON beutc bis SMmlttt, bon12.30
bis s llbr Qcoiinct ieirG. Gin @eilN
oerielbcn lobnt lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
Ser !Sclb ocs Saacs.

Sung 1eoop 6ot iid in einem 6lti
bolipieI auSae3eidnct go Gririg
Die ShIdge uno Eiifie uie cit
gonjer Wonn.
Gom6rioQe e. MaIi.. 30. H51
- Ibeo0ore Hooiepelt, JIM. 6rcia
mani ser .6arpuro llniucrIit0t, mt
Der @eI0 oes Cages. Scine admcrl
Sen pom Dem 6ltBbaa Scnm ser llHt.
perIitGt iingcn Gin 2oblicO AMI iht.
ocnn bel ocm 6liBboQipieI 5miihau
Soroor0 uno Gale an IeBteu S1ut
lta0 bat er ge5eigt OoB er Elm e,bter
SproBIing oes alien Stomnc3 jit.
Gi1eu ucrbculten &opi, }pci NtDagu
10 bloll, cine geihmolenc @dde uao
GuetIfunaen am aat5cn N6rpcr .uJI
CT bel Dem gcuoItiQcu Ginaeu Hui
id1en sen Seum3 ser beiorjt u1;5tr
iitGtelt 0auon, aber CT horrtt bis lut
grloc ouf Dem &unpipIubG ous Gjt
Stlld4e mo Giiffe bat er 9ltI altsW
bolten, aber Oie pielen 2obeaupris
ucrnlod)tc CT nid)t SIT crtragelt, unO ia
lhIit cr lid beideioen oooon mo
bradtc 6en Sountag im Nnule iet1er
@~roBunIttcr in 8rooflun 5rt. Nile
Ncrrcu uno %bcntooite 0dupter, Die
leocm 6ltBbuQlpieI ibrcr Nlrnu Otdter
bcnpobnclL crfldrten einltimnig,
SltnQ Rooieuclt lei Der topierite
6rclbmoL, oet Die llniperlitGt lett
Sabrcn aebobt bat. @ie cine Wauer
lton0 CT, oils Ole Dale . Mtnnnen an.
geItilrmt fomcn INTO nie Elm 6ltBboas
Gcteron biclt er itnuobnit aus, Sung
M%oolepcIt bat Ge5cigt, Dab CT cin ed)'
ter Qrollla0n0er lit INTO i'm Samples
geluitbl Icincn Mom itellt, Seine
alolIcntomcraoen limo cntIdllolieL
ibnl III ibrcr &loiien . Organization
cine Icitcnoc STEELE SIT Qebert; mogIid
lit ea, oQ6 MON i'm gum E~rGiioenten
Der aIaiIc 1909 ermGblcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22

Nus VuItimo re q. GonntU,
- NlS qeitern Wtorgen i'm 8ertft 81
Somion Ole S0ue ipcgen ongeblifer
@crlebu1lg oc9 SpirituoiengeleBc5
nnb @liidipieI, ctmu 70 an Der 3obL,
ouigerilfen ml,roelr, ltcntc es iid) Der
aus, bob mld) nidlt Gin ein5lger
3ergc crldicncn mar. Gidter 0un,
consgob Den NnluGlten fir Die Ser,
ibeioigltng bis bcllte 3cit, lire 3elt'
0cn an 0rt mo Stelle 5n bringer,
on bic sSolc sur &%erbanolung font
men miiBten.
,Sn Der fotb, ct. SoiepbS- Stride
in 9tcdcr bcgonn am Sonntog cine
10 ltiinoi9c NnOod)t. Eoter 3omrr
BON Baltimore belt Die Breoigt;
Yoier 5rinfouS 1T Ncttor Scr &c
mein6e.
II 2ouiS s. ". aletn II. u. reihteu
gciterit In lolpion cine Eetition &c.
gen o5o6n q. ". &lcin II. u. ein, III
Scr es Iid llnt Den 8erfolif BON 1G
Mdern Soro I'M 13. 0iitrift bonoelt,
meIfes ongeblid, nidt obnc 8erlltit
patbei!t merocn fam.
= Sm areiSgeriht iuuroen gelterit
Die iolaeilben Seiratbs &icen5cn aus.
geltellt:. gbolpb aerncr llno Seleil
9utfo, Baltimore; George 5. &ngg.
Gr.. 1911. observation-disclosures, nno
GGorn 2ong, Gr. 26t9, 2)orf Hooo,
Baltimore; Solparo ". Iou9htp BON
Columbia uno Gli5obetb Bates BON
Gotouopille unb George alein, Yer.
1924 2igbtitraBe, urb Gli5abetb
arorj, Nr. 2132, 5oirmolmt.4 penlle.
y eft rai t. - Sn Der oitIider
I EoliSeiitation beitrnfte aaoi Eadarr
abrohom Roienburg, Nr. 1907, Dit.
ErottitraBe, uno abrnbam Cohen
Nr. 2i8. Siio-9 onoltroBc, iirn 50
reip. s. tpeaen Hubeltorung, ipobrenf
err 9ouis goofoii lnlt'en lieB. aat
9rei iino arbeiter fir ole 5irmc
Solmeborn & 60; Die erIten 9eibel
Ihloiien iid Den Strifern an, nab
reno goofoii alt Der arbeit oerblie(
uno oespegen am Sonntaa abeni
nn Ger 2lopbitrobc bon Gritercn all
geariffen tpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22

Yitt SburQ. Eu, 20. 9tou. -
YoItor 3r. Nurti9 II. MocSatton,
Der @eiitlid)c Der 6crron.Sia EreS.
bpterioner Stride, tilnoigte beilte all,
CT babe sic StellrnQ oea 5eeliorgerS
on Der olneritaniid)en Stride III Selp-
sig. Ientihlano. unaenommen. ST
miro ieine neuc Stellung I'M Sanuur
tiinitigen Sobrc3 nntreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22

SIM GcrIoliie oe5 9tbenos erfrelttett
Sr, HltnoIi Srei, $. &. 8rob nro 9t,
8ottfrieb N%ieoerbGuler burf) Ior-
trGge mo Der @erbergsnnltter, 6roil
Observation-Disclosures, mllroe eitte prod)t=
pole Stor1oubr iibcrreidlt. 9oS gr-
ronoementss Gon1itc beItono nltS
oen $50. Mug. Gbiteiler, @otttrteo
NieoerbGuier, Hilo. 6rei, 6ero. &oco=
Der, Sob, Sdmnio, Serrp apllolt u1lo
Scnrp SETTLER,
.2ieberto ell"
Sbr %. Stiitun9sfelt bcgtl9 &c
Iter, Die .grbeiter 2ieoertaicl" I'M
.Qobors 2pcellnt" inter 5ablreid)cr
9etbeiligung ibrer oftipcn mo pol
lipcr Mitolieocr un0 oercr pielcr be.
f%rellnoctcr &creine. Gie oSieOer.
toiel" legte Gbre cin nit Gem, mas
tic ibrcn 80itcn bot. Die Gbore gills
qen ulutt bon Stntten, murocn nit
gutem Con, gutter Iu9iprohe INN
iciner 9tiioucirlnlg ~geiungcn nt1o
5euqten bon ciiriGem Stlloium mo
l%icbcnollcr Singnbe fir Die geItelltc
glligobc. Girigcnt Subcrt Stripped
lcgtc Gbrc nit ieincn SGngcrn clll.
nit ocncn er i'll Ben Gboren nSn ni9
Tcrnc," o3ieb' biuoua" uno nSinge,
OF &oglcin lingc" oul Ole 9ilbne
trot mo lolttcn IpploilS ernotete.
SoIiltiidp mirften nit 6ron 2i55ic
MuSbotc, oeren SoproltsSoli n@ot-
ser Honoo" mo y2icteSleio" uielen
@cifoll erbicItcll. Sn 9leifer MeiIc
ipHroe 6rou a. aobl olSge5eid)net,
oic Sic Sprohe Oes @olocs" uno
nWteine critic 2iebc" in 9%eoic9ener
@eilc sum- &ortrag brod)tc. Nlld)
Gle 6ubncnmodt," Die Sr, 4, Sra
bib nit id)oner Stimme lang, mltroc
lollt mo onbulten0 opploll0irt. Die
urluildiiGen aonlitcr Gbr.
Wepcr uno Tih,. 6ebcr, obnc Die fat
feline MISUNDERSTANDING mcbr er.
folgrCid) ncronitoltct mcr0en fonrL
trltgelt ibrcn Sbeil 5ltr llnterboltitng
Der @ditc bel. Gem 9eoiegencn Gor-
5ert folgte Der ilblifc @on. 9ie Set.
bch0r0e ucr0icut ollc N%nerfcnnuna
tic bcitono ans ben $50, ST, 2eppla,
tSrib 2lltot, 8ult. 2ufot, @runo Gr.
fer mo u, ShGicr.
.@nlttmorcr @npcrn-
Gerein.
llnter DEM Goriib ocS ErGli0ctten
HSnbn Somplc bielt obiger &crcin &c.
itern feline regelmGBi9c &crIomm'
hung. ScfrctGr Rcinboro Sdnpor5
iiibrtc oaS Erotofoll. DIS Ntitern-
Hoitell . Gorlite berihtete, 6oB bieics
Gergniigen, uie erpartet, eincn uH-
ieitig befrie0igcltoen &crlutlf nobm.
Na3 Gorlitc mliroc NIT Sotf elttlol'
icn. GinltimmiN bclhlollen muroe,
i'm nGd)Itcn @inter lpic6cr einen gro
BEN WaSfcnboI III Der n@erntania
Mtdmcrdor Safe" o%b5ubnltcn, mo
Elm Gonitc bon % DfitgIieocrn bier.
81 crtornt. ginlo0ungen ocs o9ope-
MtGnnerforS" mo Der .Nr-
better : 2icocrtoicI" murocn oontcl0
o%lt9cltonumcn. &orgc'd)lagen murOcn
bier neitc Gan6tontcn. Die W'itglic-
ser mllrOcn nod ipe5icll olli Die III
ser n1fIten &eriornntlling ltottiln-
oeroe 9eomten il. Domination uli
merfiam gcnndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
Insse5cidlnctc WcidpGftc.

Sobrcsperidntnlltn8 ser g%lftion1re
ser Baltimore Chic @obn." -
Gin Nnhfolgcr ljr ocn ucrltorbe.
ncn 2ireftor Frcooit crludblt. 49,
Nobcsll neltn MjQioucn iilr Ser
beiicrungcn o]llaQc9cbcu.
Gle SobreSperionmlmQ ser Aftio-
mare ser nSoltlmorc 0Dio 9ubn"
iono geitcrn bier int Nouptbilrcaur
utitcr Benz TorIitc oc2 @r0Iiocntcn
SSfor g.. Mtrrrrop itott. Nr. &. W.
@oolioro, scr Sctrctar hngirtc ais
ErotofoQfiibrer, ljc cin5iQc Ncnoc-
rlrng I'M Gireftorirm por Ole @ob(
ocS Srn. Sobn .. (1ouer BON Bbilo.
oclpbio, oeS @icc Er0iiocntcu Scr
.Eennlplpnnia.9obn an STEELE oc$
Qeitorbcncn Srn. Sutbcrlono W.
Greuoit. Iuc itbrlQcn 0ircfturen
murben miebercrm0blt. Son hcn
$4,000 Nftien morcu 100000
pcrtreten. Die @rlltto Ginnobnlcu
mGbrcnh oeS nit ocnl 80. >{lni ob
Qeloilicnen SiSfollobrc$ oli ncn
1925 Meilen bes Suitcm3 Scr .9olti-
more Ohio 9obn" bctrltQcn $676 $50,
997, unb bic Netto Ginfiinitc morcn
$22,979,393. Sm @on5cn lporcn ole
@ciammt Ginfiinitc $2,6tS,9t6.SS
GROCER, oils I'M &oriobrc. Goqcocn
morcn Ole Iusaobcn nlr $i,0St7 39..
IS GROCER, oils i'm &ori0hrC. Sic @c,
lonntt @utbobcn Der @ciclihoit be.
trogcn $f67,2t4,596G3. Ter Yoiio
aicr transport mari cincn @eminn
non $t3,St7,t4t ob. Sir Gcrbeiic
rrllocn mlrocn $S.623,7 1913 otSoe0c
ben. SIS mlroc bctont, oo6 c$ ooS
bette @cihGItSiobr in scr @cihidtc
Der 0obn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22

@ccr0iaungcn. l(ntcr
sablreid)cr Nct6eili9unq BON Geiotro'
oeuoen fdno aeitern Nodlmtittog Die
9e%croi0ltltg Ocs am Sreitag geitorbc'
men Sru. Selrp WerS bonn 9rnucr'
bnltie Or. 1912, @elt 2%oiopette,
9lpcnle, ans itott. Eoltor SlllillS
Sofmarn BON Der 3ionsfirdle belt
cine Neoe i'm Sanic unb lprod) Elm
@ebct am grobe ollf Der nSoroine-
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y@rrnlanin . 2oge Der 6reimourer,"
3t meldlar ser 8crltorbenc gcborte,
Dem 9obingcihieoenen Die gcbiibrcn.
oen Gbrcn. al8 @obrtud)trGger inn.
girteu oic $50. Conrad 3ieglcr, Sobn
SoQcl, So6u Sumter, 8. %. 9oblcr,
Eoll MobbinS uno Geo. Heinborot.
Die 2eidcnbcltotter Senrn ". Wear5
& Sohn leitcteu bie10eabi1lntg.
- Die 9ecroigung Der tHlho 6reiA
tag i'm 9lItcr bon ~ SoBten uefltors
bencn 1rull Wiinnn Hicrinty g9ittne
pnn &olti9 Eicrior, iono de1ttth Nod
mittaQ pom 3roterbdule dytf!r1613,
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Baltimore 6rieoboieT Itatt u VnItor
:. e. 0urfe bon Der 3licngltIdleil
lltbcriiden Stride omtfrteIf i'm ;Snulc
mo am Wrdbc. angcltelltt Der Sir
ma 8eo. Shiuing & Sobn, iDcld)c
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bintcrldBt 5,pci griioer. 9tidolos unO
Sobn 0ongcS, mo cine Sdpucltcr,
6ruu Wioria Roiter.
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3roaeicr. Der Dor einigcn 3ogen Ill
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ct. ~rSotobllS Stride cine Heqiliem'
Dfciie iiir iein Seelenbcil celcbrirt
bate. Ger Sdrg nlroe BON Den $50.
G6riition uib aoom Niller, Sem.
rid Spobn, Snfob 8intcr, $. Sdulb
ulo 1Sobn 8rngeicr 81 @robe getra'
gen. Sr. Srageler, Der III 9tr. 9t7
Noro.GoenItroBe, mobnte, binterldBt
nilr leine Wittlpe. SenrD Sod &
Sohn narcn Die 2eifenbeItdtter.
Gin tbeureS Bergnltgcn II.
- Eoli5iit Charles $. Q. Sind pom
meltliden 8iitrift puroc Neitern BON
Der Yoli5cibeboroe un 500 geitruIt
neil CT am 10. Ropenibcr Inn 6 llbr
WiorgenS mdbreno Der 3ienit5eit i'll
Dem Sollie Oes Srn. Solepb Oleoid,
Nr. 700, @eit.Gomboro.S troBe,
Sd)noppS qetrllnfen botte. Sind
untcrbielt Iid) nit Iron 8roce Ole
bid, ibr Monn, oelt tie ihloIeno
fpGbrtc, fam llneriportct bernnter itno
mari ben Ylalrod biltais. Die ,Srolt
mobnt iebt i'll Hr. 707, Weit.Frntt.
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9eioc olS 3eugen bci'm 8erbor an
meieno, er gegen II. lie Iiir ben Eoli5i.
item. Cine anihuloigung pifanter
Rotrr, melhe ST.. Slepid gegen Sind
crbob. fonnte niht belpieien iperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
Nni Scr Strofccrfrunf

Nnf Scr Strobe crfrantt.
WiIliom SIobcrtU bon Nr. 1908.
0lt.giooleItroBc, muroc acltern on
Der Voca. ut0 GutamitroBc III bolb
beipnBtloicm ,3litonoc origciunocn.
er tuuroe mad DEM oWturUIdnoer
nniperiitGts Soipitol" gcbroht, no.
lelbit Die Aer5tc icine GiugnoiiS ol5
Nlerenfronfbeit icitiCbten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22

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