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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-04-06
POSSE MAKES FATAL MISTAKE.
One Of Them Shot Dead While on
Hunt for Murderer.

News reached Selma, Ala, Tuesday
night of a tragedy that occurred Mon.
day night near Schuster, in Wilcox
county, growing out OF the hunt BY
a posse for the negro, Will Ptomey,
who. a few days ago, shot Professor
Claude Hardy near Pineapple.
J. B. Rowell, well known citizen
Of Pineapple, who has been with the
posse, was mistaken in the darkness
for Ptomey and shot dead.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-04-06
FOUR Die IN BURNING HOME.
Mother and Three Children meet d
Traaic Fate in Virginia.

The home of W. J. Thompson. ten
miles south of Charlottesville, Va,
was destroyed Saturday by fire durin&
the husbands absence. Mrs. ThoTp
son and three children were burned tc
death. The origin Of the FIRE IS ua
known.
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His 'Triluie.

And now in ~conclusion,'' added the
humorous lecturer whose jokes had
been received with stony stolidity, Il
want 10 compliment this audience on
Its being the most intelligent and the
most honest assembly before which |
ever delivered this lecture. Every pre-
vions audience has beer so stupid as to
believe this n funny lecture or so in
Sincere ms 10 pretend to believe it good.
On The other hand, You have had sutii-
Gent Intelligence to consider it rotten
an sincerity enough TO demonstrate
to me Your feelings. l thank You, Ia
dies and gentleinen-I thank your
Baltimore .Amcrican.
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PLANO

Plano. April , 0-The social at
Bethel church Saturday evening was
we'll attended. The amount cleared
was about Sc. $. Rowley of Mitchell
took his four horse team and brought
a load of people from Mitchell. 1t
was mostly composed Of young mar
ried people who form erly lived in
Bethel. Some of them had not at
tended the old home gatherings for a
number of years. They we're warmly
welcomed by the home friends who
were more than pleased TO meet them
and enjoy their society.
c. e. Brown is attending court as
iurvman this week.
Miss Helen Manlev visited her sister
in district No. , Monday night.
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Az to ladies nna Gentlemen.

- " ''
Its a fine thing IL he Il lady or a
gentleman" said the hookkceper.
"Nhat's your idea of a gentleman?'
inquired the Stenographer.
~ man that's clean inside and out;
who neither looks up to the rich nor
down on the poor: who can lose with
out >Guealing and who can win with
out Dragging: who is considerate of
wolnen children and old people: who is
too brave 10 lie. too generous to cheat
and who takes his share of the world
and lets other people have theirs"
md what does it take to make q
LADY," asl~. the stcnographer.
"a perfect lady is a woman who
can hear Il choice piece of scandal
about her dearest enemy and then for
get it," a%nsNVelal the bo kkccper.
'Iln'l." cried lie sten ,g"#pher. Tn
kin of u Woman w3.ifnft BE n IL y,
shed lie II an asylum fnr the dumb
New Yatil FORMAL.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
Why NE RECOMMEND ORRINE
TO lURE DRUNKENNESS.

In taking the agency for Olrine.
thc liquor habit cure, we thoroughly
satisfied ourselves that 1T was an ar
ticle OF genuine merit, and that the
company, which is located at Wash
ln4ton. ID. c., deals sqnarely and
lives up strictly to the guarantee.
III the cure is not made the money
wlll ne refunded"
Since selling Orrine numerous cas-
es have come to om knowledge that
have been cured OF the horrible liq-
u habit by this ~meritorious article,
which strengthens the nervous sys-
tenn and destroys the craving for
whiskey. beer or other alcoholic slim
ulents. Orrine is prepared in two
forms. No. ! should be given 20 cure
the patient without his knowledge.
1T a be put into coffee or food, as
it is tasteless, cololless and odorlesS.
We think that when the excessive
drinller is approached properly he
viii be willing to he cured. If he
consents. purchase Orfine No ,.
which Is put up in pill from. Either
form sells at 81 per package. Step
into u store and receive full i'm
formation regarding Ouine, the rem
edy that really cures the liquor hnb-
it If you will write to the Orrine
Company, inc, Washington, ID. c..
they will send YOU free a book Oh
"Drunlleness," in a plain paper
wrapper.
We have great confidence that Or
rine cures the drink habit, and high
ly recommend i: to you. j. III. Fer
ris.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
u1xrncn Lied Glad.tone.

DlSrneii LIZ ed Gladstone.
1t is not generally known that on at
least four occasions during the decade
OF the tifties Disraeli offered to sacri-
fee his personal position to Graham,
Palmerston and Gladstone successive
ly for the interest of his country and
his party.
In 1868 and 1869 Disraeli defended
Gladstone against the carpers among
his supporters, Indignantly rebuking
the "frothy spouters of sedition," as
we'll as those who preferred remem-
brance of accidental errors to gratitude
for splendid gifts and signal services"
Gladstone was a worthy foe. Disraeli
was as willing to give him praise as he
vas unwilling to strike him to please
he popular passion of the moment, and
his magnanimity was frankly acknowl-
edged by Mr.. Gladstone.
When Disraeli stood for his last por-
trait -although suffering. he refused to
sit to Sir John Millais-Sir John noticeo
his gaze riveted on an engraving Of the
artists fine portrait of the great leader
Of the Liberals.
would YOU care to have it?" in
quired Sir John. Il was rather shy Of
Offering it to you"
~ would be delighted to have it,"
Disraeli replied. Don't imagine that l
have ever disliked Mr.. Gladstone; on
the contrary, my only difficulty with
him has been that l could never under
stand him"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

To Decorate Tie Mails of Your Din
ing Room Give a %blnebelTy pie to the
baly and leave it alone for forty min
utes.
tfteassee,l Talpaulins. - Take four
nice large tarpauiins. cut in h%eNagonal
lozclges ana fry with six labels from
red tomato cans. Basic frequently ON
the sewing machine. When done 10 a
nice brown eat hurriedly with a sponge.
u itemove Ink Stains From the Par
lor Rug Burn the house.-Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
Plant. That Mimic stones.

In South .Africa a plant OF the genus
mesembryanihemum. growing on stony
ground, So elesely resembles a pebble
that it has been picked up in mistake
for q; stonA Another species of the
sar.e pi}at. growing on the hills
around the iNarru, produces two leaves
about us large rs ducks eggs. having
q surface resembling weathered stone
Of a brownish gray color tinged with
green. These plants look like stones,
but for a short time they put forth
bright yellow flowers. Still another
species of the same plant resembles
the quartz pebbles among which 1t
grows.-Youth's Companion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

An east SIDE Kindergarten was about
to give her class a lesson, with The
Kitten as the subject. She began by
saying: Our lesson this morning will
be all about the kitten. Now, can any
little boy or girl tell me which grows
on the kitten, fur OF feathers?"
A dead silence followed for a min
ute, when one little boy said in a loud
voice: "G-o-o-d gracious. Hain't you
never seen a kittenT"-Life.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

City Auditor Markham is laid up
with the mumps at the home OF his
aunt. Mrs. jerome Wiltse.
Wanted, position on farm by young
boy who has bad five years experience
on farm. Inquire at this office.
Miss Maud Hofstetter, having fin
ished her tenn of school i'm Prosper
township. departed last Saturday for
Aberdeen. where she is engaged to
teach a spring term OF school.
| will sell inside resident lots in
Capital addition at s65 and corner
lots $50 until MAY LIST.
O. e. Cassem.
S. Hicks has his new street sprink-
Ter at work on the streets and it
looks like it ought TO do the work re-
quired OF it. 1t is a vast improvement
on the n chat has attempted to
sprinkle the streets OF Mitchell for
years. 1t distributes the water evenly
anu OIIG SluC SulI iC SlIulO VII NIlllC lIlC
other is in operation. Many people
have offered the suggestion that the
street crossings ought not to be
sprinkled but left dry. as at times
they are quite sloppy. Mr. Hicks has
commenced his contract with the city
to sprinkle the side streets in accord
ance with the vote of the people at
Tuesdays election.
President Nicholson, of Dakota
Wesleyan, entertained President Drop
pers, of the State University, OF Yer
million. Wednesday evening. Presi-
dent Droppers visited the University
Thursday morning, inspecting Cen.
fury Memorial ball and College Hall.
He also attended chapel exercises,
where he was received i'm a very
hearty manner by the students and
the president gave them u highly in
teresting talk He expressed himself
as being highly pleased with the UNI
verSity and its surroundings. Presi-
dent troopers left for other points
on the morning Milwaukee and Will
spend his weeks vacation visiting
among the colleges. He retires from
the presidency of the state institu-
ton at the close OF the year, much
to the regret of the students.
| will have pasture completed for
n ilk cows on north side OF Omaha
track 10y May list. O. e. Cassem.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
Easter Services.

st. Bernard Commanderv. X. II,
of Mitchell. will hold usual Easter
services at Masonic hall next Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'clock. In addition
to ritual ceremonies, DR.. Nicholson
will deliver an address, subject:
The Resurrection" All Masons
and families are cordially invited TO
attend. w. E. Upton. Il. {
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

Miss Talker 1T must he awfully hard
work thinking up bright things to
write all the time.
Scribblcr-Wcll. it is; bat the hardest
part is getting editors to think that
they are bright after they are written.
-Somerville Journal.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
Then t!t. Went.

"Ah," remarked Mrs. Iepprey, whom
Mr.. Staylate had been wearying with
old connndrums, that reminds me of
the best thing going"
whats tliat:' he asked.
"A man who has stayed too long,
Philadelphia Press.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
An Execution.

A New York banker tells the story Of
two Irislmen who discussed the ma
%tionality of the American states" Said
Pat, "Faith an be japbers if this CRATE
country amt overrun wild tn Irish,
an yit out of all tn states in tn Union
not wan has an Irish name" Sure
an yer wrong replied Mike. Whats
the matter wild O'Regon?"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
Japnn... ana Aacri.na General.

The Japanese lave faile1 TO produc.
generals of gemius whereas the Amer
leans, though not a martial people.
We're conspicuous for their production
during she civil war. The reason, we
believe, is that the America of the for
ties and tifties was a backwoods coun-
try. while Japan for over 9 thousand
years has not Deen a backwoods land,
but rather a land of ordered civiliza-
ton.-Spectator.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
Enthuaiaam.

Nothing is SO contagious as enthusi-
asm. 1t is the real allegory of the tale
of Orpheus: it moves stones; it charms
brutes. Enthusiasm is the genius of
sincerity, and truth accomplishes no
victories without it.-Bulwer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
AncestOrs.
ancestors" said the man whose

"My ancestors said the man whose
name happened to be Endicott. came
over In the Mayt1ower."
"And mine.' observed the man whose
name was Adams, were the original
occupants Of the garden Of Eden."--
Chicago Tribune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

Crawford Is he Il good lawyer?
Crabshaw Sure, He knows how ev-
cry law on the statute books can be
evaded. Tom Watson's Magazine.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
Probably Not.

I'm Japan the mikado is known as
the Son Of Heaven
But l dare say that isn't what they
call him in Russia" Brooklyn Life.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
As He Saw 1t.

Miss Riche-I lost my heart last
night, pa. | accepted Mr.. Poore. Mr..
Riche-H'm. You didn't lose your
leart-you must have lost your head!
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
Bunny.'s

why didn't You jump a few yards
out of the way when the hunter aimed
at you:'
81 did: that's why 1 got hit."-St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

To make knowledge valuable you
must have the cheerfulness of wisdom.
Emerson.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

growled the theatrical manager. tug
ging at his beard.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

"IheN dog asked the press agent.
"les. Here's the walking lady de
handing a carriage to and from the
theater.'-Judge.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

City Auditor Markham is laid up
with the mumps at the home OF his
Mrs. jerome Wiltse.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

will sell inside resident lots in
Capital addition at s65 and corner
lots $50 until May LIST.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

Wanted, position ON farm by young
boy who has had five years experience
on farm. Inquire at this office.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

Miss Maud Hofstetter, having fin
ished her tenn of school i'm Prosper
township. departed last Saturday for
Aberdeen. where she is engaged to
teach spring term OF school.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

SuItimore ben 10. Ntdr5 1905.
auen ourdn intereIlirten Berionen iuiro bier'
nit 9ta6riht ertbeilt. bnb Der Staots5nee.
uieur, tpie eS our9 ben Ibfdnitt 81 s, @rtifel
(Supplement) b~erInngt piro. ben erfldrenoen
glan uno Die Acknowledgement fit Die gis
beIirung, Rflaiterung nuo Diacaoamtfirling Der
Observation-Disclosures. bon Der g~Seitfette Der Sebils
ten Strabe bis 5ur Gillette Der 9ibertDsJtoao,
in oieiem 8iireal biuterieat bat.
@le ouoOn beritbrteH Yerfonen itno bereds
ttgt, tnnerbnI6 30 5ngen, bonn Satum oieier
9loti5 an, i'm @nItimorer Stnoteeri6t our6
f6riftIi6 eingerei6te 8etition onBe9en 8u aps
peuiret.
Sarrb q. Supper,
Jie9iitrator Der Stdot Baltimore.
Wldr515 90, "a ;2lprtI5)
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9efanntmad)nn9cn
9cpartemeut fir Bffeutlidte gaHtcn.
GnhsTRnnrtrmfnt heS StnhtalMncnt

EubFEeparffneHt oto SHuoLa ~ wv
BaItt III re, ben 10. Wfdr3 l9u5.
BerItegelte Soroerltngss Ingebote, bic an oeH
BOARD of glparos." al SdnoeH oes Sfaot'5tes
aiitrators, a~oreflirt fem mileIt, tperoen bls
Wittmudl, ben 80. WidrS 1905, SornIlttaas II
llbr, bon benz Observation-Disclosures in oelleIl Biis
reau im Hatbbaufe eftaege1 getlonlTlletl nut ole
0eupflaIterlirta nit nGreusrehnate" bebanoelter
SolAbI6de oes geidmmteu IbelleS Der Sn0eltes
Strdfe. BON Der 6itGiben 9dulinie Der CHARLES
Strabe bis 5ur ueitIibeu 9oiieHrdnoiteirsItnie
Der 4oltsOffice, oeS %gcfumnten 9betles Der 9als
BERT StruBe, bon Der n1roliheH Baultnte oer
8altimoresStraB bis Sir filoIibeu 8oienranos
IteiisQinie Der SnOette.S traBe; oeS geinntmten
Ibeiles Der ct. BdIlsStrdBe, bon Der roroltben
8duliUie Der BaItimoresS trube bis 5ur iltolis
dberl @ofienranbiteins2inte Der SdnettesS trnBe;
ii1o Der ct. 4auLStrabeHsBld5u, an Der sSeitz
feite oeS Beribtsbduies.
Spe3ififationen lnh IHaebot5 = Sorninldre
tueroeH nuf BerlanaeH bon oieieut gltreaII ges
IieIert. Ser .Boarh Of &parsS" behalf lib oaS
9iecht Dor, irgeHo lpelde uuo due Ingebote 81
perruerfeH uno ben @ottrdft in fulber gSeiie 5u
oergeben, ais oieies i'm beiten Sutereiie Der
Staot liegert mag.
Sin begIaubigier Gbed in Der S6be oes in
ben Spe5itiiatioIlen Observation-Disclosures, 5abls
bar au ben Wla0or mo Stootrdtb bon gultts
more, IluB ieoem ACKNOWLEDGEMENT betges
.. Z. 5enban,.
StaotsS reenieur.
8eitdtiat:
g. Slab Stmanus,
Rrdiibent Der COMMUNICATIVE.
(Wldr517,1S Is, 20. q, 90, 80, "a ,25,27,2S)
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snreau bes etabt.Msainrnturs.

ttmo re, ben /. Uldr5 1905.
glen oaraH intereiiirten Berionen tuirb bier'
nit NddriGt ertbetlt. onB Der Stnnt Jrgenteur,
Suitimurer5 td6tg05e1 bon 1893 tSgpolcrIcH.1
berInuet miro, ben erfIdreuoen Glau urb bic
Observation-Disclosures fir Die 9ti5euirnng, gflas
5en 1beiles Der SinaIlpooosS trlBe, bon Der
9~iorofeite Der BraitsStrabe bis 6urSiiofeite Der
Sreberids sloenie, in oieiem 8iireaI binterIegt
Bat.
sIGe bopon beriibrten gerIonen Iino bered-
tiet, innerbal6 80 Sager, BON Datum hiefpS
Roti5 all, i'm 9nItinprer Gtuotgeribt bur6
fhriftIi1 eingereibte Betition oa9egsn 81 aps
peuiren.
Snrrp 3. Spuper,
Hegiitrntor Der Staot Baltimore.
(IpGr11 1b2 2) .'f ..- lfE E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

GBomoS Cd mionebt feline
Gu9riffe ouf Die Hodefellers fort. @r
er8GbIt bon Spefulotiouen Die gro-
BEN @epinn a6lpnrfen, obHe Dab Die
Stockholders einen Sent bon ibrem
eigenen @elbe risfirteu. Sn Oieiem
Sale banoelt es lt6 Inn Die @rmer.
bung zines acknowledgements in
lltob. Quf oieies lieBeu tie lid rSp-
lions" ge6en uno bemertiteaigten,
Dab fie on glftien, Die ibuen gar nidt
geb0rten, Miqionen pe%rbienten, mo-.
bel uatiirlih oas Sil6lifum entipre-
denoe 8erhiite erlitt. S5m @runoe ges
nomnIen, iino ooS olte @elbidJten,
es meroeh bios nelle 8etipieIe ange-
fiibrt. Son beionoerem SSntereiIe ie-
bod lit oie 8ebauptllng 2alpion's,
0aB Ole @ripnrniiie Oes &olfes, mel
DIE in 6orm bon 8erIiherungen unges
legt iino, e6enfnas Dem Gopital ols
Spielbo1 oienen. Raf ieiner angobe
iino Die groBen 6inoncters itorf an
8eriiderungs +. @eieGi6aften %intereis
iirt u1to looen oIf oieie gopiere ab,
Die lie m1oertpeitig nidt Oerluertben
f0nnen. 9ieie @ntbiiaung erflGrt,
iporltm &rGiiSent &ooieoelt unS Gor-
porations. GommiiiGr @arfielo 10 nn'
gelegentli6 empfeblen, Die 8erIide-
rings . @eieui6often inter Die 9on'
trole Der 9unOesregierung 81 iteQen.
8ie sic Oinge lieger, peiB oas Sub
lifum iiber Sen Stono oieier @eiells
i6aftcn MIR oaS, mas bon ibnen Ielblt
mitgetbeiIt miro. G8 feblt ieOe Ga
rolltie iiir sic H%id)tigfeit oieier an-
gaben.
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Baltimore Sransfer So.

lett an Der
eHboN.gde bon aigbt. aub auHbaro.etroht
bat ibre sllsftatiuue uub mebrere 5ubrtpsrie
(Sans) berer5bert unb Ut iest i'm Stanbe,
mbbeI bon Salis Su SauS su b~eiorbern unb
f1r bic gufbeiuabrlne ODER gerieneung sn Der.
paden. grotnpte uno subsrIdfFee gsbienune
ipiro 3ueeftGert. (52-)
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MnnAerhnIe Gntnefnnn.

aran 9. 9lsilng, Electromagnetic SpebiaIiitin
fir Sraucus eeiben. 9amen feqtet ii6 III alfei
SSdIen bertrnuIi6er glrt an mid tpenoen. gBenn
bate ME eiren ein5ioeH 5e6lf9lag. grIei6tef
runs in AZ Sturoen pber feline ge3abllna oers
Ianet. Stein S6nler5, ODER Setabr, ooer Inter
Spreh3tmmer uocr briefIi6, 50, Yrioatsllnter'
fommen fir 9amen. @ef6ulte gSdrterinneH.
NerjtIi6e 8ebdnoluHa, tuenn gelutinicht. StreIt9
bertruuIid. 81iberibeiInng fpitenfrei. Spreds
ftunoet bon 10 BORN. bis s gbenos. Sonllt1gs
bon 9 bis 5 gsudnl. Srdl ". glsitng, 3r. no,
@eft. 4 ahettesS trafe. (Ndrt9,I&S,1S
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9iniocnSen.
.Mo, ,loub Sosuoltn sumpouS."

o. 1T tmor e. ben 81. WSdr5 1905.
9as Dir, forum bat 0cute cine re9uIdre
bierteIidbrItUe Sibioenoe bon bret RrDSent g
9ro6ent) ODER fiuiunb ieb5ia 6eats (75 Gerts)
pro antbeiI erfIdrt. fret bon Steuerrl, 5ablbdr
an1 ntio nab Sienjtag, ben 28. Wfdr5, an oieies
nigen @ftiondre, Die am Sreitng, ben "a. Wldr5,
3 tbr Nndb nittags, nuf BET elite oer5eihnet fino.
Sic ELECTROMAGNETIC iperoen bonn q.
Widrs, 8 llbr 9tG9mittags, an bis 3uiI %.
WIdr5, 8 ubr Sorrntiiaes, 9ei9Ioiien, bletben.
Sns. q. Mitlen,
(S1-3) Sefretdr.
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Sobn 8. SeafeI,
Sin Sdritt in Der redbten &idptuns,
sPnrt % RruSent an alien erittlniisen
Mrnr htaI Nca

Gin I61ner Sarg, entipeoer NIT
f6uar5em 5ub ODER ipeibem ooer
srauem gllif1le6er8u9 Nnss fir
Sargs9tniab, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
@inbGliumirung Der 9ei6e, @TE
3rdnerflor, q Yunr Sanof6ube, =
Setfnunp oeS SrubeS,
QeideHiuneeH iino 5 feline autf6et.
@ilinm Guut, 2eineHbeitniter,
Gortbs uno 8reenntOlittsgl0e. Beioe telephone.
(Se57. 6Dlte,ia1)
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Gin 8eidenf far's 2eben.

Benn Sbr guren 951tern Elm prafttIhe1
administration MAIDEN mont, Elm Gef9enf
ffir,S anilse 3eben, 10 Inbt iie einen Rlrfus I'm
Gleetie.9amen. SdRetberihitem
onrGma6en. Gte Shule III test geotfnet; Ser
Roftenpunft lift gertug. GhlIer fit bic Nbertb'
fIntIet tperoen fcbt d~uigenommen. Beaen Be
oineuneen meu6e man fh aH W.rs. pubsrs, sE.
2f2, Rprc.G barIes-e trahe. t276-o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
Qpu0Du Horf.

1er bnnptidditdite 5rieobof In Baltimore.
Nreal: $50 Nder. - Srnmsriu1 breuoer Charter.
gu ieoer Beit erreibbat. SlRi Gcri3 3Gbr-
geIo bon alien StaottbeiIen. Gtrabenbabns
@1ggouS pufjireH ben Salpteingang ale oret
Die ben Srieobof bel raubem gSetter befuben.
Be9rdbnibplaBe 3u febr mdbigen Yreiier,
ldmntlid inter fortudbrenoer 9fleee.
Shrcau: Rr. II, Saeft' saratoga' etraRe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
Gmi[ia Gus,

50 itar6 am 81. W{dr5 1905 emilia sos, ge.
liebte Satin oes peritorbeneH Charles 8. aoB,
in ibrem 20. Qebensiabre. Sie 8eeroigung fin.
bet 6reitag, ben "a. Wtdr5. Nn6mittags 8 llbr.
BON tbrer Iebten 9%8obuing. Var. 302, Sito'FGp-
iun.S trake, aus itatt.
(%5i6monO, pa, 3eitungen m6gen ~eefinieit
cpnircu STA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
SKINNER nao Trameu fpmn,t 5n iins.

ten, pber aramptaberbrnd,, Gefhpiiren. auss
t~aIenoen Saaren, StriftIren, glusfIub. BIutbers
eiftunes 8rii9en, Standardization M9eninaiis'
mus. @erIuft ber Waunbarfeit, glaieri. nmo
NterenIetben, MaitbarmIeioet. Sdrnorrtotoen,
6nrtIeibieieit ODER irgeno pelher nerfuaitofen
8ranfbeiten fnnten lid bertraneitSoou an nIis
penosn. Bebeutenne Gpe5i1ltftefl iperoen Ste
unterfu6en unb i~oitenfrei eine tpiffenibaitltAe
9iagncfe Sbres SaIes eeben. getht eit SoIar
Dor ber SeiIung 5i be5abIen. gStr peiien rQlg,
ftber, f6mer3Ips uub oduerbdft, uno beparfoeln
Srauen. gSenn sic ni1t %fcntnieil f6nnen, 10
bernhri6tieen Gle nnS, unb MIR bepgnoeln
Sic IN Sbrsr Gotnuna. 9etIuge. adrani!rt ooes
Siat Vpftfnrte BET, wenn Str fdtreibt on Dr.
Htfltys NebIenl Snitttutf, 1881 eftsvrnftsetr
BsItimbre, Yab. 1eutf6 mirb eefpro6en-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
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Wialcriih Hartarttg Sricoltd.
NSeitltd bon 9Salbrpof Elm mo cine babe
WteiIe. genIbt Die NIT Boipbnttdr be3ei1nete
Wortbs Ioemnes61r. 8reie Sutf6en gIntbnlitt1gS
am terminus. Rreife bon 8~eerdhmlbpliRea jebt
fpe5ieu. qei6te 8eoinaungen. IeIepbou =
Gdfon 223. 9ire1u: 6rantlin. nnb Giu6iors
Honos. @erlangt gruifiire. (Ilai4, 1S,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
Sermiidlte &nseisen.
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0Ieine Srlhtbiume, SpnroeIpLIn15en, groBe
8orritbe bon Hofen, @robeersBfIan3eil, @nlts
former 9rioet fir Seden, S6uppers nno 2n'
ieiterts31oter, 9Gp1sS rassSannlen nno 3lfit'
oiinaer. 4atnlog foitenfret.
Sintinir RnrIeries,
@m. &. Sprie, ,
Hr. 2t3, Rorbs Galoert.Straae.
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