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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
TIMELY TOPICs

John J >bnehan quotes lor pricss "n standard liquors today. Bottled and ready for use
 The 'Urran Dry fi00sls ''o publishes another Ifs- nf msTny saving prices IE th" Iulr clearing sale. IT Tpu are in the center tonight call into the li. =tnrn
 'r-iete E5Szst and Holland publish risa usual list of Saturday night bar Zatu>- LcoS them up
 Iones. Morgan X 70 have put C'It r-7Ees- ou zo,zi suits f0T tonight r. rnrI want -lnfheS fUr sunday see tlIei'i.
 T G Iarslp and SomS have 2 great ~sla oF n"u-s s4 Esl~to1 health "1- furlS at S2IS auI ". L. Douglass S-z.-4s oxfp-,,S at S2iS
 The NiTs- * Peck Co will sell ladies walking skirts tonight for 7-t rents. szreat hargainS
 Inc Curtis Art Co makes a speciality 0f picture framing Try them 0nce-
 TEe Woodruff tSrurerv Co vgsIEli Hk rs sell vau vsglr Sunday cigars
 TEsrIlnz at = south Wgf1 street has substitute far sJIr glass IL looks g-rlf and iS IoE in price
 Ea5f & Hughes offer snnla sxrella1t f1rzsiuz in the Mill End sale after T150 sis=Bark- rtfs eTeuinz
 [ Thase has 2 nfce line of psque and efnHrofdere,f hsts for this warn rsa-her
 u L IrckinSen & Son are making 2 sreCiaIrr es recEesned cats TrT lag for your horse next tine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

Earl Barnum is camping out at Lake Quassapaug.
 Emmet Baxter of Johnson street will leave Monday for Coryville, Mass, where he will spend his vacation.
 The general committee and all the sub-committees of the Foresters field day will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in Foresters' hall.
 The Fagin Co of Derby will com mence work on the contract to grade South Main street Monday. The work will be done under the supervision of the state highway commissioner.
 The local rubber factories shut down this evening. the Phoenix shop for two weeks and the G. Nj. R. Shoe Cos factory until the new engine is installed.
 The fire department team vs the Tor rington T. \. B. team on Hotchkiss field this afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
The GREAT A, & P. TEA O., % E. Maiu St. Phone 177.5
Yale Men Tour aS Tramps.

NEW YORK. July 15. - With a change of underclothing and tooth bush and without any money two Yale men have started from Brooklyn for a. two months tramp as 'hoboes" through New York state and the lower New England states. Tlsey are Edwin Rogers Enforce and Joseph William Murphy. The boys wore rough suits and said they would walk every mile of the trip up the Hudson. through the Adirondacks and through Vermont and New Hampshire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
OAkVlLLE HAPPENINGS

J. A. Walker of Newton Heights is visiting in Westbrook.
 Miss Ida Hapeman of Simonsville is visiting her grandmother, Mrs foreman of Newton Heights.
 Mrs F. E. Warner received yesterday a very beautiful and valuable Persian cat from the Swamp Scott t.attery, Chicago Illinois. The animal will be known as Zaza.
 The Sunday school of the Congresa- tional church spent the day picnicklng at Boulder grove.
 F, s. Slade, Jr, has returned from a business trip to New York.
 Mrs H. Slocum returned this mora ing after few days stay with friends ill Simonsville.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
New Hospital In Catskills.

NEW YORK. July 15.-Dr. Darling ton. commissioner of health was au- thorized by the board of estimate here to purchase tract of more than 1,200 acres of land in Orange county. in the Catskill mountains. for the establish ment of a municipal hospital for the treatment of conSumptives. and bonds to the amount of S250,OO0 were author ized to pay for the property.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15

MEMS BELTS. Were o5c. soc and S1. tonight
 Half price MEMS JERSEY RIBBED UNDER
 WEAR. Long or short sleeves. double seat ddrawers, regular o0c garments. tonight 3I1ac each MEN'S ALL LINEN INITIAL HAND
 KERCHIEFS. Regular price 121ac. tonight 9c each MENS SHIELD TICK TIES. Were 25c and soc. tonight 10c each -MEN'S FAST BLACK HALF HOSE, Fine comhed Maco yarn. Herms- dorf dye. double sole and high spliced heel. our best 25c seller. tonight 19c pair PERFUME. Triple extract Liberty Rose. Spring violets and Wild Irish Rose, regular price 25c an ounce, to- night 19c oz BOOTHS DERMA TALCUM POW
 DER.
 A 25c box tonight He MISSES OPENNORK ALLOVER
 LACE HOSE. Regular price 25c. tonight 19c pair WOMEN'S NAINSOOK GOWNS. Low neck. short sleeves. lace trimmed, regular price S1.9s. to- night S1.49 each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
WATERVILLE.

Mrs C. l.. Blackman has gone to her parents home in ElmwOod for two weeks vacation.
 Mrs Edward Merriman and Mrs James Brown, Jr. have returned from a visit to Falls Village.
 Miss Mary Ryan has returned from visit to Reynolds Bridge.
 William Gray has'gone to Salisbury for short vacation
 John Wheeler has returned from his fishing trip and reports big luck. usual tomorrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
A Standard Bug Remedy.

NEW BRUNSWICK. x. J.. July 15. D. E. Howatt, superintendent of the Rockefeller estate in Cleveland has found a new method of insect exter- imitation which is being used effective ly. Plain kerosene placed in pan under an electric light is ridding the Rockefeller estate of all kinds of bugs, a habit of ducking when they strike an arc light. They fall into the pan of kerosene. and that is the last of them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
orerop.s Gunners Won Trophy.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Accordine to announcement made at the navy de
 partment. the battleship Oregon of the Asiatic fleet has won the trophy fol the highest scores made by vessels oi the battleship class at the last annua
 target practice. The same vessel won the trophy year ago. The Wisconsin
 also of the Asiatic fleet. stood second this year and the monitor Monadnock third in the battleship class.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
GricVc, biSSct X Holland
 3s and 40 BANK STaE:7. TELEpiSli 53}. AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS.
Specials For
 Saturday Night,

WOMEN'S LISLE THREAD VESTS. Sleeveless, lace trimmed, regular price 49c. tonight 5oc WOMEN'S LISLE GLOVES. Black. white and colors. regular price 25c. tonight 1Sc pair WOMEN'S INITIAL HANDKER- Regular price 5c, tonight Sc each WOMEN'S BLACK LAWN SKIRTS. Trimmed with black embroidery. regular price $9S. tonight S1.o9
 WOMEN'S DUCK SKIRTS. Black. navy blue and gray grounds in neat mixed figured effects.
 BROWN LINEN SUITING. All linen, regular price 29c. to- nigSt 19c yd
 BEST BED TICKING. Regular price lie a yard. tonight
 l-12C Eu
 FANCY NOILES Only a small lot. regular 25c goods, tonight 9c yd OUR FOUR DAYS CLEARING SALE OF LINENS. DOMESTICS, ETC, CLOSES TONIGHT.
 If you have not improved the bar gain opportunities of this sale. don miss getting here before closing time tonight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
New York Markets.

wHEAT-Lower. No. . red Siz1ssc July s5izd ssC
 CORS-Firm. JuIy. slLzdszc
 BUTT ER-Creamsry extras. per pound, Na-IzIc Mercantile Exchange official quotation. extras. gtzcg. firsts Isiza4Sc seconds fsdlsc thirds. I7aI1tzc s-ate dairy. tubs extras. Is-zN1ac frEts 1si- Isc seconds I7Ilsc. thirds 15tsIIsizc
 CHEESE-New. state. full cream. small coioTe5 and white fancy. eizc fair to choice Sas GEsr large colored and white. fancy. Ei.c.. light skins. choice 7Is171sc yaEt skins prime. s1zas1.r. good. 51s sa fte- common to fair 4641zc-. fun skins. TEEr
 EGGS State. PennzylraEia and nearby, selected. wnite. fancy z5G-4c choice I z3c. mixed extra. IaL1zc-- tirsts 10 extra firsfs ls1Isl-c
 LIVE POI-LTEY-ou5st fouIz. 1fsa E. ducEs IllzHI5r. old roos-srs. lsc sTFiug cffekers IsGr7r
 DRESSED Brokers PhiEa- delpHis. 51z Co pounds rg pair Eer pound. z5Gzr.- PeunsTIvsnta- 8rIZC-- uus9er rzsards ss pair. 1ssI1sc-= old cnrEs. per p9aud- sGse. sYriux 1gekS Long Isls1d ard eastern pr p-ozna5- I7e-- Fel1srIEa- ma -sTf7c. z1uahS prime large white p@r d11E-- '.4. ui1a1= 1I-g-z- d1rk- q 5ETTsz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
were Ss cred Then

Thirty years ago the persons of the emperor and empress of Japan were sa- cred. They were seen hy no one save high court officials. and even 10 these the emperor's face was yelled. The en- press now frequently visits the hos pitals of Tokio. and talks and gives presents to the patients ss freely as if she were 1T --~ -ss-srr -1cd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Weayer's AK Still S--i-ging

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-The ef- forts of Mayor Weaver to place the city administration on an economical basis has resulted in the dismissal of fifty more men. They were employed in the bureau of water. The reasons given were economy. ineficiency and insufficient employment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Oil Tank EyplOded Tn Wreck

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia. July 15.- Three tranmen were killed and two were probably fatally injured in a freight wreck on the Iowa Central railroad near Richland. Ia. A car of oil took fire, the tank exploding and burning the bodies of the killed to a crisp. The fire destroyed a bridge over which the wreck occurred and burned six cars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Lawson nt Alhert Lea, Minn.

ALBERT LEA. Minn., July 15.- Thomas Lawson of Boston spoke at the Chautauqua meeting here. Mir. Law sons address dealt with the United States Steel corporation and the lead ing life insurance interests. At the close of his speech an laborate souve- mir was given to Lawson by the citi- zens of Albert Lea.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Farmers Death q Warming

CATTARAUGUS. \. Y. July 15.- Eugene Freeburn. a farm hand near here. was eiectrocuted while using a telephone during a storm which swept over this section. The cyclone uproot ed orchards and .unroofed houses and barns were burned
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Quicker Than Thought.

The eyelids close involuntarily whenever the human eye is threatened with injury. If man had to think be- fore shutting his eyes on such occas- ions, he would be too slow to save the eye.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Allentown Abattoirs AbIn.e.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. July 14.-Arbo- gast & Bastian's abattoirs here. the largest in eastern Pennsylvania. were destroyed by fire and are a total loss The plant was a new one. The loss may reach S125.00n.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
pe9ry Leaves For Far North,

NEW YORK. July 15.-A $500 fine imposed on Robert E. Peary's arctic ship Roosevelt for technical violation of port regulations will not hinder hel departure for the north this afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Italian n Heat Victim

PAWTUCKET. R. l.. July 15.--Alber. to Cardensi. an Italian. aged about thirty-five years. was overcome by the heat at the United States Finishing eompany's dye house and is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Three Killed md Sixteen Hurt.

CHICAGO. July 15.-Three men were killed and sixteen injured by a colli- sion on the Chicago and Eastern Hi nois railroad yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Rtp Mob Iypched Negro,

WACO. Tex. July 15.-A 'negro wh, assaulted Mrs. Benjamin Roberts neai Golinda. Tex. nas been lyrched by | mob of 800 men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Will Probe Tobacco Leak.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Complaints of juggling of tobacco crop reports have led Secretary Wilson to order an in- vestigation of the matter in the depart aent of agriculture.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
TAKE AN EFFORT

to G"t the hest aul dol't be satisfied with anything else.
 OUR FEED Is absolutely fro h"st ohtainahle or. inc market Tt's s"od enough fnr ,he best s'"Ck in 'ha laud while the prices make it cheap enough for the poor..st. Ob- tain ou- prices As my oI1 huiltu. is torn down tn make rlacc TOT q new one w~ 0.ara of frS.r ness fS in inc samo ST"'. t1 the roar Tr- a bag of onr famo-s Tn0ov St0ok F0o1. hay. straw. o7+= etc.
 Heg York Gra;7a-d FseJ Size
 I20-r1c Cor Waadnw and Plank Sts. E Willnsr Pr1p. Telephone 143-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Kaiser to Aid kipu Oscar

BERLIN. July 15.-The kaiser has promised. it is said. to aid King oscar in restoring the status quo ante of Sweden and Norway.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Hive sso~k Markets

CATTLB-Svrvlv light market steady. chcscs N1s<- fair S4sd5E. veal calves EE75a
 HoGS-Rsceip-s Heht- market h-zher. r-1-z4 zszrv e Es15 = -e1il-- E S1s. h7zvE Fo-ks-s Egh1 Eo-zers and pigs E r-axrs ezf=
 SHEEP AND LANES -szrVly fair r-rse. so-sr. r-z-e -e-te-s. E -55 1s. su-zc- q SE55c- x1-z-x lzzbs. ASss&
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations,

Money on call easy at per cent: prime mercantile paper. 4G4i. per cent ex- changes. s2s414s, ,I30. balances, si2070.5s1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
Cut Prices and Extra Stamps this Week
THE GREAT 4. & P. TEA 60.
 Call l77.5.

4U Stamps with lb Tea ..... SOC N Stamps with 1 ID Coffee. .... 25c COMPETITION in quality and prices is impossible for others to at tempt as we buy in large quantities (oO, 15 ana 100 car load 1ots) to supply our 25O stores. We are the largest buyers and sellers of Teas. Conees and Groceries in the United States We keep ONLY the finest Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter
 NOTE OUR CUT PRICES
 FOR THIS WEEK. A X P Breakfast Flakes 7c a pkge Parlor Matches 0OOO) Sc a pkge A X ? Root Beer, makes , gals
 1Oc a bottle A X P Stove Polls 21sc box A X P Fine Table Salt (5lb bag) Sc S Stamps with two bottles of w A X P Extracts. Lemon.
 Vanilla or Almond Qarge size,
 bottle 25c each IU Stamps with the following: 3 pkgs Gelatine .......5c eacn l jar X P Jams (assorteh. ... 16c F ID can A. X P Cocoa .2Oc Try it and get 20 stamps with one = lib, our o'clock coffee 23c ID lS Stamps with two packages of iO delicious Jello 10c each
 STAMPS WITH LB Or TEA. ZU Stamps with 1 ID of Tea at 35c ZA Stamps with 1 ID of Tea at 4Oc 4S Stamps with 1 lb of Tea at 6Oc
 STAMPS WITH 1 LB COFFEE. A Stamps with 1 ID of Coffee at 3oc IH Stamps with 1 lb of Coffee at 35c ZC Stamps with ID of Coffee at 32c It's Good. Try It. It's P of Cat
 sup. We give 15 Stamps with
 bottles at l0c each We have the best LEMONS in town. Prices Low.
 The GREAT A. & P. TEA O., % E. Maiu St. Phone 177.5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
MORE Important

than cleaning up vou- ba-k y1-i is to see that the PLUMBING in r8u- house Is in a sanitary co1Iiti01- II doesn't cost much to aare r. right ani save soctor bfIs: also fl Will asIE great h to vg-r comfort We viii chee-fzzlr rive you aa estimate c1 Plumh51z and beating. and can sell rcu . first cIsS Stanford Rznzs- -Phs1s 4o5-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
pr. Mimi. BedkPr,

feaiftrIrfcr b%eutidler Mr8f, 3U.tdhftge EfnItf.
SpesiaIift fir Mdnner' ltb Sranert.araribet.
ten. SeiIt In ~fiir5eiter Belt Sbpbtlis. M1sftIua.
SaIs, unb Mlilbs aronTbeiten, IIsfliiie ieoer
glrt, Striftur, YoIutioren, terbbfe S6pite,
Sinpoten3, Nierelts uno glufen . 8ranfbeiten.
Office In ST.. 9eder's anatomifher miiferu,
Sr. 708, pf.gnlttmure.e trafe. Spredftunben:
tags bon 10 ll6r MorsenS bs 2 l1br giat nit,
tags unb bon 8 11br BIZ 10 11br "!benbS.
*. 9. = Or. 8eder's Qafte beiIt unfetIbar
teoen alisfIub. gonfuItation fret
(W2at2b. 4 .1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

Nr. 1424. Sfts@altimores Strabe. - 3ims
nter an Serren 81 oermietben. - Seinite
@etrante urto &Seine. pS1ns Sietusgrales
reis"9ier. 8eridmmIltresIofdI oeS Oft
Yunlburoitr. SnfHerlp. 9alts iino qeibs
Yereins". gbef.sIeI. Wt. Sernon 4942 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Sn berfanfcn pber sit pcrpadteu.
On n~rrfoufen nhrr an nrynobtru.

Yn 0ctfnufen uber 80 nerpndbten:
9nS pertbboqe @rllroItiii an Der Ode bon
CItsB1IttmoresG Giraffe uno 8oftsSf ficesgloenue;
10 BET 120 SUP. Der biuiere IbeiI bes @rrnb'
lhids tpiro fur elm acknowledgements oes r9eits
ausiIinft BET g. 9iaine, Gr. All, ct. gaul.etr.
(30t|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Stelcnseindc


Sine dItere oeutfhc 5ran fuht Steue oils 0bs
din ODER SutebGlteriu. Wtun u%orcifire: STn
@irtle, @r. 1905, Saubcrt.2 trnfr, 2ucnit GUiut.
$50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
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55r' 3, Serb 8. 81. Of ~. @~eriammiuSIsss
gen ieoefl Moutdp gIbeno. - Setnite &C.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
1tnterridt

fir Bithey, guttarre nnb Dlanbpftne ertbeiIt
bis sur b5dbiten atusbiIoune 8. etsdmeir, Wr.
1901, vartMee. -. Warplarb 'Ybone Robert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

Gin oeuti6cS Mdb6en fIft Steae ais SalSs
rldoter. Nad5nirogen in 9r. 1928, Saeotur'
StraHe, 2ucnitsRuint. (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
@erlnnat:
0crlangt:
gerlangt i'm 4Qgemeinen.

Tsutihss Grbrits. 81 Gipetlungs.g Hrean,
PR. 219, SlbsS barpsStr1Be, urter Der Iuflbt
per y9eutf6en 8efeuibnff4. - Sieieuieen, bic
beltthe .S%aHouerfer. gr6eiter uno 9ienttboten
III betn1ftigen niinfchen, tuouen Ihb perf6nIi6
pier in franiirteu 9riefen an ben gleenten Der
Hefelfbaft,- Sobnun .. Dieper, Nr. 2t9, Glib.
Ehnrs.Strahe, Denberl, peIber unenteeItIt6
Niisfurft ertbeiIen ipirn (Snu2S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Che ete Giaenthum faufeu

ober berfoufeit. fpenoen Gle fib an Gbnrfes q.
Esdsr, @rhnoeigentbnrIss uno gerit6eruneS
Wlafler, Tr. 400, Rpro'G arrb.S trabe.
8eIo all berIei6en auf 9bpotbeten In beIIe6i,
GER SiiifItlteii. (RopI6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Sn ~berfanfen.
Die stn6tsen spetHadtseu ednfss

Tte etu6laen Spettbdigeu Sdafss
biII Berfauf In Sfts9dltimore, nneren5enb an
ben .prattoouen r9uiterfonsRnrf.~ 9atuIents
Etrnbe, Ode bon Baltimore trabe. aornt
euerft uno bnbt bic MustpabI. Siefe Siuier
tno tn ieber 5inii6t MODERN, nit Marmor.
ealts iino sSaustreppe, folpie utooernen Gers
befteriinaen, einfbliebIin @b8uesfnnaI. agent
tdelt6 uno Sonrtaes on OFT unb Steue. be.
niiet Gdirt1ountssloeuie g8aaeons.
9ou. Z. Gallagher, 8auunternebnter,
G2S-l Rr. 2S0A. &nirnnunt.9lhs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

Ode @aits uno nit.9lpeftue, Gnnton.
MnrbIuitos3 eIepboit - 81 Il.
S1uptaunrtier bes Sefunebereils r@beI.
meib," .3amefsNeret1ls hes Goeliuetb."
Observation-Disclosures Or. 445. 2. g.. s."
rOrientoIsDiftrift gr. 1853. .. u.sg." lino
Canton Spnrs Ii. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Sept21, 1S),
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

Gin iunaeS Mido6en iubt cine Steue fir qes
fp1bnlihe Snlsnrbeit. Hud5ufrdgcn in Tr.
807, YcnnihluaHia. 9tuenue. (2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

CIR. 701 mn TOT. 0cmbnrosS trnBe, Steb'
Iufbiptpr. Seinite sBeine uno Giai6re.
Ser qeliinbefie Srt ouf Der @roe. = 9ie
beiteii YooIsIurlorS In Si9blnrotoiull.
Brompte G%eoienung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

Is antpu uno g tgbl b I o 10 n.
enmibt's ..ei6entrou,.soar."

gde 3. uno Souob5S traBe. Sduptaunrtter
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miitbIidbfeit" uito raeiieGihmieoesllnion".
Srii6e5 Bier III ieber 3eit. telephone:
6. & =. - Wit. 9erttor 1893 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

CIR. 1920 bis fi22, Sarforo.glbenie
Sunptuuurtier oeS r2bnIiasD}duter6orS".
Saue uno Sommer9arten biaig 5u bers
mietbcn. 8uter Nlnb fit Iuiterrr0fter.
6einite Setrdufe. SretsGooI. 6. & D.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

Nr. tt04. 1orbsge nlsgloenne.
Ser rgorooit SmmerlpdbreHoe Bnuberetr
bon Baltimore" bcrfdr1meIt fih bier
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bonn SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
aninh Mirh, .mrlnhIr.nnnc.M

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gtorooitsGde Der Cons unb 5orreitsS trabe.
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Die. StnaItInoen ieoen So~nueritde9lbeno.
Neriamr1Iuneen oe5 centennial Wlebeers
&ereins" iehen g. Unto 4. Gtenitug I'M Wlo'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

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Nr. 432, GIdrentuultssl0e., SipbIdttbtoiur.
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3apf. gbefnpeafes1 eIephon - 1926 81.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
0elo ans5nleiben.

$4,000 e. iSua Sfr lIitS s%In GSi SF'' "@mJ|"a:
lniienibafter IN aeluiinfdten Netrdget nno mn.
ter aliGefletie1en Scbingnneen. @rlnoBtnicn
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(gtob20-Santfb)
@clb 80 pcrfetben
N fleiten lgetrdgen. ,Wtertantile eapings
Q}anf." Nr. Cor. g}urh.S t.Olnrnur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

SeDer, 5nnio T.. SO
8eis, Sobn 75 g..
@reenbnuin. 3ulius.
@epcr, gloum, 10 I.
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Mo., IA -.
Seller, Senru, 10 !
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@~uegenbetnter, SInu.
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The Washington times., 1905-08-30
WHITE SOX HIT
AT RIGHT TINE
Nationals Got Lead, But
We're Beaten Out.
FIELDING WAS E R RAIlC c
Each Team Had Four Errors Charged
Up Against It-Three in
First.
FIELDING WAS ERRATI c

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-The inability CT
the Nationals two twirlers-Jacobsen
and Falkenburg-to curb the slugging
propensities of the White Sox when men
were on bases gave Chicago the second
game of the series yesterday by to 4.
In the first and third innings the Wis
ftors found Patterson rather easy and
succeeded in amassing four runs, which
gave them a lead OF one ever the locals.
After the third inning Washington could
do nothing with Patterson, bIt Chicago
succeeded in scoring five times
Dull Game.
The game was dull throughout. due in
q large measure to the loose fielding Of
both teams. Each club had four mis-
plays charged against it. Two of Chi
cagos were muffs of pop flies, while half
of Washington's were made by Cassidy
at short stop.
The Nationals started off like winners.
Cassidy tore off double and after Hill
had sacrificed Hickman laced one to the
fence for three bases. On Davis error
on Anderson's blast Happy Tailed and
big John was safe at first. The latter
stole second and counted on Stahl's
single. In the second half a pair OF
singles. triple. and an out gave the
locals a pair of tallies. In the second
Chicago tied the score on a base or
balls. balk and a single.
In the third the Nationals got their
last run when Hickman lined one
through Fielder Jones' knees for three
bases and trotted home on Anderson
safety. The White Sox got two in the
fifth and three more in the eighth.
The Score.
The Washington times., 1905-08-30
PICKED EVERY WINNER;
RAN $50 INTO $4,000

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30-"Herr" Sam
Most. Of ST. Louis, came TO Cincinnati
on Monday. There were few here then
who had ever heard OF him. He had in
his possession $50 bill Today Most's
name Is or the tongue of every member
OF the sporting fraternity I'm the city
Most's $50 bill has sweiled TO $4,000, and
he is walking about the streets with his
pockets bulging with money
The secret OF MOst's meteoric rise to
fame is that during two days he has
picked the winner OF every race at La
tonia track. Monday he beat the book
makers for $1,000. and repeated the trick
again yesterday. One bookie was forced
TO suspend operations