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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
StGotiid)e GOntraftc.

Nit ser H%eporatur ser wcitIihcn
Moller oesS lliti5pololtc9, lpeldc ollrd,
oos groBe 6cller pom :. uno s. 1Sc.
brltar 1904 idhuer belh0Oiot mltrbe.
miro icbt bol0 begonncu mcrOcn. Die
Gontroftbeboroc 0iinctc QrItcr1 sic
Nn9ebotc lnlo perrpica oiciclbcn 5lpetS
Gobulirlng an oic @critt3ocbGiloc.
Gommiiiion. Die @ictcr mo ocrell
An9ebotc iino:
g2n. 6eraitioi & BRO, to Mortote
@ou5eit, $t2t,247; ijr 0a2 Rcinioer
Der onoercn orei 6oCooen $5S0l;
o9toeI Conjunction Co." 10 Mo.
note, $t23,650 uno %1lOO;
&obn u. Sbcrioon 4 So, f. Nto.
uotc $t2173i un6 $1,000;
Ncnrp Smith & Son3 So, II Wto.
nate, $t29,0T ln0 S7lOO;
0opio Nc, Nnorem So, t3 Monote.
$t39,i50 mo $4,000;
&obn Sill & Sobu, IS Monotc.
$t39,965 uno $500;
oMhlrpbp Contraction Co." 70
Monotc, $t42,3t9 Woo $1,000.
So ntrafte DCrQcbcn.
Nic 6irnlo Glcn0mcu Bros. CT.
belt ben Contract sur @icicrmg pol,
@lci fir oo5 @oiicr Gcportcmcnt 81
$l.73 Gcnta pro Eiluro.
Der Goutroft fir oic NiueQirunQ
Der ct. YoulitroBc, BON ser 81.
Strobe bis McrrDnon'@ Zane, NM
Der Merrpmon'S 2ouc bis sur moro.
lid)en Sto0tgrcn5e mlr0c Nrn. 0upi(
Sunipan 81 81 Gents pro &%ltbifpurr
5ll%gclprod)en.
Die 2ieierllng Der aobIcn fir 81,
Sd)ltIcn pllrOc Sen "IolgenOen Sob.
lcnbGn0leru i|ibertroQcn: @ilcor &
3icgIcr, .GbGinpcnfc aoblcn Co."
o6ioclitp . Soblcn Co." ". .
Chapman, vGnterpriic 6ucl So"
nGucmobonin9 &obIcn So"
0oS @rcnnboI5 fir bic Sfulcr
meroen ". Sioocn & 50. l%icicru,
Spe5ififotioucn.
Die iolgenbenS pc5ilifotioncn lpltr.
Den ionftionirt; sir &icen5mortcr
iilr @ogcn; fir Eicrocfuttcr, aoblen
&ol5 uno Seoaris Nrtifcl iiir bos
6cltcrocportcnnent fir b0l5ernc Eilo
ltcrbl0dc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
9ricIbcf6rbcruug mad Ocm Inslanbc.

IuSl0n6iide Eolt fir sic nit Dem
3. SUM- cnoenoe ISOLDE ihliebt bier
(in allen SaQen piinftlid) Wie ioIqt:
Yadct . Eolt lit oiien bon 8 llbr
gormittoos bis 5 llbr 2(benoS tag.
lid (ouSgenommcn S%onntogs).
Fadct-Eoit fir 9euti6Iono i6liebt
bier Montuo, 10 llbr GormittooS;
fir @robbritonnien Ii. Srlono 0icn.
lto9S uro 5rrito0s, 5 ll6r Nadynit.
tags.
9ampfer fobren bon Hem.Oorf a6,
luenn nidt nnoers onge9eben.
EransaItIantiide Soft.
6rcitog-3 llbr 0nhmittogS: fir
Die I5oreu-S nicllt per 0ompfcr bon
goIton Mtnii. 7 llbr IbenoS: fir
europa per 9ampfer st, 8olil"
Dio Flpmoutb II. Gberbourg (9rieie
iiir &iuerpool, S6ottlono II. Srlouo
miliIen per st. Youl" beSeidnet
Iein). 10 ll6r Ibenos: fir europa
per 0ampfcr nGomponia" pia
GlleenStoipft.
Montog, 5. Sini - fir europa
per 9ampier naaiier 8iIDclm Der
@roBe."
Soft lii Ii 3. unb Central.
Imcrifo q, @ e It etc.
0onneritog 10 llbr IbenoS: fir
Central Imerifa uto SGien al Der
Siio-FnciIicfiilte per 0%onpfer pio
Colon; fir Die Bahamas per Gam.
pier nSaroto1o;" fir Die 2eeiporo.
uno 8inoworo Snieln u1o 8iiiona
per Gompicr o6ontobele."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Sreitaa = 3 ltbr Na6nittog3:
fir sSamoica per 9ompier bon 80.
Iton, Otoli. 10 ltbr gbenOS: fir
Curacao uno 8ene5uela per 0onpier
u3ulio;" fir Yorto Hico per Gam.
pier .Goonto" pia San Siton; fir
;Sortunc SsIono, Somoico un0 So.
ltmbio per 9ampfer valtni;" fir
Cuba per 3ampicr yWerico."
Die Yoit na6 ~Meufunolonb, bio
Sibncp, unO mad WiQuelon,
pia Bottom, if,licbt bier tG0lid Inn /
ltbr RodmittaaS; nod Gllba, pio
Campo, SIa., t6oIid INN / llbr Iad-
niittogs; nod Sonouro2, Gotta Tica,
Guatemala, Eonomn uno ser 9onaI.
gone, pio Nctu.S Orleans, tGglid) Inn
8 ltbr IbcnoS.
Grams 8ocific. s. #.
5reitog = llbr Abcno8: fit So.
mali, SopolL Gorcn, Gbillo ltno bic
Ebilippinen pio Smn 6ron5iSco.
Samitog - Z l(br Nbeno8: fir
Nclt.S eelanb, N1itroIien. &eutGolc-
boltien, Sontoo, Nomoii ulto sic
5iii-Snleln pia Smn 6ron5iSco.
Die Yoit iiir Sopolr, Goreo. China
uno ole EbiIippinen pio &ulcoitucr
ihlicBt bier tGolid) lm Z llbr abel1oS
bis sum 6. Sum-.
9ic SranS.E ocific.Eo miro tag.
lid gum gbgon05'Soicn b%ei0rocrt,
mo Die Belt beS EoItidGniicS lit 10
orrougirt, Dob cine unltntcrbrod)clle
lleberlono . 9ei0rNeruurg ermoglidt
miro.
W. Sail &orrtS,
Yoltlneilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

bis allSqetu1bltes -. 4.00-430
MoiSnebI, 1900 Gfo.... t.25-t.40
@ci5cu. - 3lliubr 1851 9us
ihel; @eriol1ot bon oert glepotoren
1863 9uihcI; Glepotoren = Eorratb
1892 0uihcl. 8crfdufe: Elm
@oagon 9tr, > rot6cr 5u 10t1a, 1000
Steamer Nr. . rotber Spot SIT 9412,
400 9tr. 3 rotbCr Spot gu 1912.
N...E.n AI.S.oAn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
opuoHooaesoesaooonss
8. epahnls Aleffnnrnnt.

gIabTnI0et bon QcnrO N0rier.
gr. 923, GorosSbcu, @de glntbonus ctr.
TeriatHnIlHGslotal oeS o9tntunia : gons
{ eIaees 9tr. 800, J. o." pStcubensSis
itrifts UT. t06," yS0iacrsHifriftS Nr.
1o3. ., Il. B." uro n0titriitS g&r. $50,
{ .. II. p oaIe an Nereine an bernie
{ them. .5ciuite &iere, 28eine ullo aHbere
@etrdilte. 122-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Gr. 1424, Dft.8aItimores etrass. - 8tut.
rner an Serren su bermtetbeH. = 8etHfte
Getrdnfe ure Wetne. 9ansBte.uesrnut.
rets"Ster. gerfam,HIun9sIofnI be8 Oft
Qombarbftr. Smmertp. 8alis u1b 2etbs
8eretrS+. gbef .s1eI. Wt. BertoN 4042 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Nr. 1920 bis fi22, Snrforb,abenut.
Satptotartier oes nIbaIia,9 Rdnuertors".
Snue ulIb GomMergarten biuig gu Der.
mtetpeu. @uter Yldb fiir 2IuiterHr6iten.
Seinfte 6etrdnfe. SreisBooI. g. & g.
3eIepbon - Wtt. gernor 3769 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

6 autuu Hub Stgbln n r.
enrina's gantpn qteserfrau,.Sane.

Siiopeits6de 3. Git. II. Saiisslbe., Caution
Sonpt1uartier oes Canton 2ieoerfrni3 -
Siueitunhe icbcu 9unncriiaa stbenb. -
Gamens8erein berfanImeIt 1i6 ieoen 9iens
flag slbeno. ~Matipnals9ier am Sdpf.-
Gbcfapeote GeIepbon: 8olfe 1853 s.
(ApriIf3IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Wt 4 9.-3llFllDf Io,ooo VlIIulVI,
Gcrionot bon Den Glepatoren 2O,29S
9uid)cl; GlepotoreusTorrot 1S3,490
0uldel. Ncrfouit milroe Elm Wog.
aon oelbcr ali Der 9obn 5i 5S.
Scuti9e SflilBrotc:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

SIN 9iIbe eeblieben. =
n@orails idlieBen Sic, ooB Sbr Nef-
fe pieoer i'm Gales iibt?" = .Weil
or mid altes @auS nainte; oas tbut
er INNER MIR, pcnr or pieoer cine
Sppotbef baraui nehmen mill"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Wr. 1104, Wor0. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Ser rGorboit SurmertpdbreHbe -auberetn
bon baltimore berfamMelt ith bier
ieoeu Moiltaa. - 6eerse 9rebm & sous
8ter am 8apf, neth beutfGer Irt brett
bonn SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
EruomftcnsM arft,

ltntenitcbellbe Erciie bcaicben iidJ
allf Den gngros .SonocI; fiir oen
a%IeinbonoeI mub elm cntiprcdclocr
Ilfidlng gcnlnd)t mcr6cn.
gicr, pro 9t6. t512c. bis t61Ac.
m..Iln. A.. ANf..N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

$ -3uIubr 12,O6t NnlheI;
aus ben GIcpotoren 5uriid9c5oGen
S63S 9ulhcl; Glepntorcn &orrotb
1892 8uIid)el. &crfGuie: 5luci
@oaoonS ouSerlelcncr mciBer Nr. 3
int Glepotor 5ll 3514, Elm @oggon
Nr. = gcnlilhter 81 81, ein @og9on
Nr. 3 ipeiBcr oiif ser Nobn 81 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
galtimorcr Wnrftbcrid)tc.
9altim e, 81. Wtoi 1!

WoItIm 81. Wfal 100.
Mebl. 49, 3uiubr S717 S1iier,
einid)lieBlih 2l6G 5diier 5u Occult.
Yoint uno 725 5diier 5t Canton;
aiiitcnocrionOt POT Safer. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

gr. 507, Bis firb SIT, b.gIbc..
tehs 8tnmtr nit 8erbeferlne. greis $3.50. 90.
@rlno3ins $40 pro Sabr.
6oilge SGufer int 100 Nlud Der Tpros grnbes
Gtrabe. feds 3intmer nit alien Berheerungen.
Ereis $4,000. SriinoatnS $50 pro sabr.
100 gIod, GeHtuUnosgtoe. Sine Rcibe bon
toeben fertig aeiteutet bier8ebn mooernen slueis
ttodigen Sdufern. Gcds ~oerfelben ftno bers
tauft. Bt,is $4,000. grunb8tnS $3.50 pro
Sabr.
G. 8. Gallagher,
WdilnternebMer.
U2S-) ghIean: 2S0s 7airmuant.Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
3uiepb efiuenacr's Cafe.

21t5 Galuertuu. Npab, name sSreSerid. aue.
9te beiten &eillc i'm gSeffeto. Wtabls
5eitelt 81 ieoer 3eit. 9ef6dftslunf6 cine
Spc6talitdt. Sauptnnartier oes aSars
roltons glrbetterz Wtdruer6or5".
(9lprtl201S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
!frnrn 6. aleln,s Nehanrnnt.

Er. 216, glaps, nabe Sofparb+G traBe.
0or8iielidbe 0etne, Spiritioteu II. lluions
@iearreu. Gcites 8ier am Sapt. Sunf6
fir 8efhdftsIeute bon ft.30 Bornt. bis
2 Ibr Na6mitiags . IcIepbon 6. & g.
ut, gerIlul 300S-H. (lfdr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
edmlpt,e uGihcntran6.ea0e.n

beS s8apern Sr. lint s&ereiuS," aJt6eus
un8sGamenhereirs. oGantnu Snrnlerlu.
0aus ulo 2eibs8ereits, n9eutibe 8es
miitblihfctt," nGeielfhmicoesllnion" rno
nSefpersGonfIape 9tr. AIS, =. 8. s." 6ri'
foes Bier 81 ieoer 3eit. IeIepbon: Is.
& q. - 2SoIf 2509 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

Rorboft,@de @uuebs lino garolinesStr1be.
Sanptquartier bes rgabernsM dnnertors~.
RE. s@Ge @ougb' uno garolineftr. Bet
einsberfnmmluns ieoeu 9unneritag abenb.
Heue Mitglieoer iuiufommen. Bor5figs
libeS 8ier Der RatinnnlsB raueret I'M Supf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

8orrGtb ino Ginribtunq zines laHge beitebeits
ben 9rocerDs uno Erobi'iuns. paocnS 5l Oeriulis
len, Nnh3ntrn9en bel 6. n. geder, Gr. 420,
Iorb.GareH.e iroke. 8eioe Telephone.
U27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

9pbn Sran37s rBdder.Stt5ttgt,"
ger. f35, SarriIcHs, nabe QerinatnnsS Str,
Geo. GiiutbeI, IT,, gruus@o'S Bier. s8drs
MGR 2unfb bon IL bis 1 1tbr gtadbmits
tags. AIe oertf6eu Ydder ititb aum Be
fuhc eiuqelabeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
sabu N, ssitter,s ..gulumbia .oane,

Nr. 1b22, OVERWHELMING.
.SeHens8armitdbter Bcreiu" h~erfautmeIt
flo feocn erften 3tenftna I'm Mpnnt In
Der Saue. Saue fir 8ereine uno Self,
Ii6Teiten 5u bermietben.
(3un5,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
8erIanat: Sranen nnb Mabden
WerIamnt:

Gin erfdbrene5 MdodbeIi ais g1Gberin unb itm
net gnflpGriliIlp bon Ninoern 5I belfen. in ga
louisville. aad6ifragell 5ipifdet II llhr @ors
nilita92. ltno ? ltbr ltadnttttaas am 6reita9, ben
:. SUM-, IN Nr. n, SitsGagers StruRe.
tl52-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
8elb anssnlciGcn.

Warglano G6attel 2oau IiIpeiation,
$40 bts $500 perben p%eriichen ant MSbeln,
Ttanps etc. pbne Gntternnms berIefben.
epm 1. Sauuar 1905 an ~befiuoen ih unfere
.RiircaliI tpieoer In rnferem alien QofaIe.
Galpert'gntletna. benz 8eri6tsgebdube eeger.
fiber.
Str,rler SIR. 800, 231, 1888 (siueiter SIur).
Shbpf.G6e 1apettr. uno 81. Sen'.Strate,
Snlocnirs fit 0eihditsfreunoe.
tgtpb9. 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Sn b~erfanfcn.
En- %nerfnufen:

.3u nerfnufen:
1A00 W'arhlanosapc. - 9ieS SalS 1T
cine Nradt init s 3immcrn mn mtui,
%nerfanit l%ueroen; Der Srunb8ins 1T nbI0sbar;
6%eitdtt9t es. Mart u. gprisbt, Gr. t06, Dit.
SaratogasS trafe. 04s,50,3)
1QnQ Me6nnpB.s Str. ~ Simmer itnb fcbr
" tdor. Hudliufrugen bel Mart II.
@rigbt, Tr. LOG, Sitssaratoaa. Str. (14s,50.3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
anhn O.. ad1erhrl & epnS.

Smporteure nno 9tterossGtouorsSdnoler
659-66t, Rcfi Bratfs. nabe BenHfStr.,
Baltimore, Mfo.
6. & B..Gelepbou - SOutb 1913 D.
(9Iprti2,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
@erlauat

Sine 6rau ais 6iilie 1t Der aii6e uno i'm
Hctinlrant; fur Jagarbeit; outer 9obu. 9iadbz
6llrlaeu In Nr. 101, Citsspmbnros StraRc.
ttd2 - 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

beit.- 3oftor gum
franfen Stuoenten): Bon bieierlfes
bi5in nebmen Sic b%ulbitiinolif einen'
SbeeIoffeI poQ; (als i'm Der Eatient
perlegen oniiebt): n@os fehlt Sbnen
benn nod?" Stuoent: Sic
ltbr!4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

~ = $50 IL
Creamery Sanitation. ... 10 bis %
So. Nortblueitern Gable. IS bis IS
Store : Eadeo. IS bis II
@citcrn ToaS t6 bis Is
Creamery ErintS, 1 Efo. 81 bis 81
Cream. grintS, u Efo.. 81 bis 81
No, go. mo ga. STRUTS 10 bis II
Creamery 9lodS, 9 Yfb. 90 bis %
H%elooirte, bette Morfc.. 70 bis 81
Hellopirte, bette Erint3.. 2t bis 81
2ebenoes @cilii0cI, pro Eilno:
oItc Silbncr t41@c. bis Toe; ilunqc
Silbncr 13c. bis pic; Gnten Toe. bis
t3c.; Snrbcn, pro Toor 20c. bis 25c.
s ii d tie unb Sem il e.
Sortoffeln, pro 9uidel 20c. bis
SOC; neue aortoiieln, pro SOB Toe.
bis 1915; 3lldcrrilben, pro Niinbcl
tc. bis 4c.; @eibfobl, pro Grote ST
bis $500; Noriolf, pro Sob 75c.
bis 1925; 3miebeln, pro 9uihel
$500 bis $1.20; Nepiel, pro Sob
500 bis $500; Spinot, pro 9uihel
t5c.; Crime 9obnen, pro aiitc 500
bis $t.75; aopiiolot, pro aiitc 20c.
bis i0c. @llrfelt, pro &orb 500 bis
$3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier 1925
bis $40; Grobeeren, pro Quart Sc.
bis Sc; Npieliincn, pro Site $3.50
bis $3.50; Ananos, pro Grote 1926
bis $3.50; airiden, pro elmer 30c.
bis 400; Stodclbeerclt, pro Yiuto
4c. bis Sc.
@roceries unb H~robtiio.
Sal3fleiid. pro Yinn6: feline Gu.
gar Gureo Sdinfen 1212c.; groBe
S6infen 12c.; GoIiiornier Sdin.
fen &C.; Sugar Giireo SdliItcrn
SIZE; trodcn aeial5cne Seitcnrippen
sac; Spedieiten S$4c.; trodcn ge'
lnl5cnc Shultern Sc; reineS
Shnlal5 it Sierces 7Mc.; Sped.
ifultern SIC; MeB.S dlueincilciib
$1i.00 pro SAB.
Haiiinirter 3iider: geipiirfelt
G.65c.; pulpcriiirt 6.05c.; Stonooro
%qronulirt 5.95c.; fein gromnlirt
5.95c.; Grpitol " 5.95c.; Columbia
U 5000; gelber 4.95c. bis 5.45c.
@cr0itetcr Gaffee: 6. 8. 6, 100
Yfo. aiiten t21@c.; 6. 8. s. 60 Bio.
aiitcn 1900; 6. 8. s. sc Yilrno
ailteu 2.70c.; reiner SABA 2812c.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 261zc. bi &c;
reiuer Moffa 26Rc. bis 27e.; SABA
llno Moffd, acmiidt, 2514c. bis 26c.;
SABA, qemiidt, 2l1ac. bis 25c.; reis
ller Woracoi6o 2t1@c. bis 22c.;
reincr Ga @llopra 2012c. bis DC;
reiner SontoS 2012c. bis 2tc.; Gan.
tos, gemiidt, 1876. bis 20c.; Nio,
gcmiidt, 1875. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Seutigc Sd)luBrote:

@crfduie allf Der bieiiocn gifcftcn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
,,gabeuta,Saas,A

UVabfnInsSaHt,"
Rr. <92 gIdreuount'2be., ~StabIonbtopu.
9~auptauartier bes r8abeuta Manner.
9ors". Gtneftnaben StenItag, abeibs 8
23t, .. u.s8. nMoWnmental ''eter am
3apf. DISQUALIFICATION - 1925 n.
Asri. 3. g. Suppert. 8cfleer.
(Te82,1 IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
WerIauat
&crlangt i'm Iagcmcincn.
8eriaHgt:

VffiuH9t.
Gcmpetenter @drtner. Srnll 5ltr @eforqnfa hcS
Sefliisels mo oer WiiIdlerei; outer pobn. 6au5
mo Rribilcatcr. gtorcfitrc: ,,8artner," Tent
fdler Correspondent. Q5t-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
geutfdies grbetts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

pr. $40, Cling arps sfraBc, inter Ser aifItdt
per y9eutfhcn @efeufhaft." :. Dicicniaen, Bic
beutfte Sanbtperfer. slrbcitrr u1o Gienltboien
gu befbdftigen tpiitfhcn, molten fMb perf6nIid
poer IN frarIirten 9tictct an ben MGcutet ocr
8cfeli6aft.. 5obnnn o. Uleher, 0r. PIC, eiib.
sharp.strafe, mcroett, iuelcher uneniqeItIi6
sltstllflt ertbctIeI piro. SprcbItrnoen bon 1
bis 8 tlbr. CSan2S1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Gil pcrfnnfen.

Gin bor3teIidcS 5tuciit6diaes @obnhaus. gr,
1885, 8ibiIions StruBe, niehrige llnfoiten, nuf
berfauft iueroen. gta68ufraacn bel Charles M.
Weder, Hr. APO, Iuro'SaregsS Q27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

fiji perfauIeu:
Die felt lance beftebenbe gBtrtbfnuft Rr. 81,
Snrtorb'stono. benz sSarIeOsBurf" unb 0aagcn.
Sblppen gs9enitber. Gutter Blns fir einen
tfrebfaneu Mann.
Mtrrifen & Merrifcu.
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-23
Sensational E~IOpement.

Mondays Globe Democrat contained
the following details of the elopement
of two of Bunceton's prominent people
who are we'll known in this county:
DIR. I. y. Thatcher, for eight years a
prominent physician of Bunceton, is said
to rave eloped with Mrs. J. NJ. Freeman,
wife of one of Cooper county's best
known farmers, residing two miles from
that place. DIR. Thatcher and Mrs. Free
,nan met in the post Office at Binceton
last Monday, where it is presumed they
made all arrangements for their flight
from, home. Recently DR.. Thatcher
concluded to leave Bunceton, and, after
atrip through Kansas, returned to his
home, and placed his accounts in the
hands OF his home bank for collection,
and at the same time told the bank Of
tcials that he was hunting a new location
and would b. either al a point in Kansas
or at Boonville.
Ir. Thatcher was in Boonville Tues
day and Wednesday, visiting physicians
IN this city, and was of the opinion that
he would become a resident physician
there. His friends were anxious to have
him come to lioonville. Friday morning
he returned to Bunceton and Immediately
went to the home of Mrs. Freeman who
sent her children to a neighbor's home.
The dcctor and Mrs. Freeman went to
E%oonville, and were guests of friends
there until the carly Sa urday morning
train, when they left for parts unknown.
Their plans were secret and nothing can
be found out as to their whereabouts.
Dr. Thatcher is the husband Of a
charming woman, well connected III
Te,tis county. They have two daughters
nearly OF age. beautiful and accomplished
young women. Mrs. Freeman is the
mother of one son and two daughters,
all in their teens. Three months ago
DR.. and Mrs. Thatcher quarreled on &C
count OF his infatuation for Mrs. Free
man. After the quarrel, she left with
her children for her parents home in
: dalia, where she is at this time.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-23
A Family Reunion.

For several days during the past
week Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Price en-
joyed a happy reunion at their ele-
giant home in the northeast part of
the city. The members of the family,
married and single. excepting their
eldest son Guy. who is on the Pacific
Coast, included !. G. Settle and wife
(nee Agnes Price) S. r. Price and wife
and Dean Price came out from St.
Louis and {. c. Price came in
from Kansas City, while DR.. S. p.
James and daughter Miss Lucy OF
Kansas City, and Archie Jones of st.
Louis were also guests. On Sunday
morning they attended the services
at the Christian church in memory OF
the late DIR. Samuel Woods. the ser.
mon having been preached by Rev.
&. {. Woods of St. Louis, the re-
lationship and memories being near
and dear to all. Aside from this the
day was devoted to pleasures at horne
where an elegant family dinner was
served and the social features were
consistent with the occasion. The
Price family is among our oldest and
most highly respected and it is q
pleasure to have them among us, as O,
old.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-23
Board Wanted for Patients.

DR.. Short, who recently located in
Versailles, wants to know the name and
location Of all who wish 10 board patients
with eye, ear, throat and other chronic
diseases. lie expects fifty or more pa.
tients from a distance within the next
few weeks. He has had a dozen or
more the past ten days. the most of
whom have known the doctor for many
years, and speak In praise of his skill and
fair dealing with his patients. He is re-
garded as one of the most reliable
specialists ia the state. DR.. Short was
for years professor of physiology, aud
Of eye, ear, nose, and throat In the medi.
cal schools Of Kansas City, and was
chief physician and surgeon to the Col
lege eye, ear, nose and throat clinic,
till he resigned his position to resume
a country life. lie has bought prop
erty here, and 10 a citizen, and en-
poets to spend the balance of his life
with Ms.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-23
MorGan..Chattman NuptiaIs.

At 1850 o clock last Saturday Earnest
Mo gan and Miss Annie chatham were
q ,ietly married at the home of ]. {.
Sullens OIL Kast Newton Street Elder
i. d. Woods of the Christian Church
performed the ceremony only the family
Icing present to witness the MARI; re.
Tne groom had heldth position of
assistant at the Missouri Pacific depot,
bat the company relieved him here and
ordered him to Strausburg to take the
Office in that place. The bride recently
resigned her position at the central
Office OF the Versailles Telephone Co to
prepare for the event. She is a model
Young lady with all the qualifications tc
II, Ike her a desirable lite companion.
The happy couple departed on the
afternoon train over the Missouri Pacific
for S%trausburg where they will reside in
the future. They took with them the
best wishes OF their many friends in thi.
city.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-23
Emancipation Celebration.

The colored population of Ver-
sailles will hold a grand celebration
at Alum Well Park in the Southern
suburbs of this city on Friday,
August 4, in the honor OF emanclpa-
ton day. The committee Of arrange
ments. John Miller. Grant Davis, VIM.
Hunter, John Davis. Sam Woods and
Bert Thruston. have made ub a pro-
gram which will begin at the dawn of
day and continue until 10 O'Clock at
night
In the forenoon a street parade
will be formed, and headed by a
band, the procession will march to
Alum Well Park, where the day will
be made a complete round of pleasure.
The amusements will include swing
ing, racing, jumping, base ball, etc.
There will also be speaking by promi-
ment orators, a big dinner and plenty
of refreshments on the grounds.
Courteous treatment and a cool,
comfortable grove in which to cele-
brate will make the day n of
pleasure. The colored population Of
this section are invited to spend the
day in Versailles and enjoy the rec
rcation which an entertainment of
this kind furnishes, at the same time
recognize this national holiday so
important to the Colored race.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-23
A Yousk Lsdy Of Talent

Miss Marie Goodman, daughter Of the
Secretary, l.. A. 0oodam OF Kansas City
served as assistant secretary during the
sessions & the horticulture society here
last week. Miss Goodman isl talented
and sociable young lady and won many
friends during her ~sojourn in the city,
One of the brightest papers read during
the meeting was Miss Goodhnsn'st'Flow.
ers, In Doors and Out This was one
Of the most entertaining and instructive
papers read during the entire meeting.
The subject was we'll and exliaustively
handled aud We refrain from publishing
extracts from, the paper because VIC hope
to be able to publish II In full in the neat
future.