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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Scr &atcnfampi Der SdDiffiabrtS'
8cicuid)nftcn.

Der erbittcrtc ulo langc Hotclts
fornpf Der peridieoenen ShiiifabrtSs
@~eicqidaiten lit, wenngleid) oie 3uDl
ser &oiiogiere bel Den %nieori9en no.
ten ltieg. foitipieliq gemelcn. Nte
niebriae 0ipiocnOe, Ole Scr v9forO-
oeutide 2lopO" fir bas lebte Sobr
erflGrt bat, ldBt Oeltlif crfcmnen,
meld' idypcre SdGoigungen Oie'eS
ionIt 10 erfol0reid)e llnternebmen
ourd) oen Sfiiiinbrtatompi eriobren
bat. Mlid) Oie ungarilNe SfIIt-
fobrts = @eieaidoft n9lorin" bat cine
melentlid nieoriacre 9iOioenOc cr-
flGrcn miiiien, pie III iriibercn SAB.
rem. Ger Sdooen Der oNotiu" miro
ulii minoeitenS cine Million Sronen
9eidGbt. Gbenio empiinolid iito Die
@erluite fir ole engliid)en @eieaitof.
ten. gtur Die y@ambltrg , Anterita-
Clinic" lit in Der 9liidliden Gage sc.
peIel1, cine b0bere 0iuioenoe ST er.
fl1rell, oils i'm 8oriobrc. 9icle Clinic
peroanft i6reii Iebtidbrigen @eminr
oderoings ni6t ibren laltienoen @e'
id1ften, foioefaf ben 8ortbeilen, Die
ibr Der ritiiiidJd jdpanilte &rieg SIT.
aeiiibrt bat. 0urf ben rieligeit
aobIenliefernhgs @ertrag fir oit
9aItii6e 8I5tte inns ourf Den Ser.
fouf BON alien 9ornpfern bat Die sc.
ieli9aft 9robe ginnabmen gebobt
Cam nber bat Der Sariifonlpf geger
Die .Gunoro 2inie," Der eirlen gro.
ben 5beil bes lebten Sabres oniterte.
Die v9nmburs : amerifn . Sinie"
nidt 10 fart ~geldaoigt lpie Den
nNorooeutihen 2Iopo,~ neil Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
GrplOIiOn mnS Qc6cn8ucrlnIt.

GIepelouo, 8, If. &onuur.-
Ger GompffcIieI Der 2ofomlotior ci.
neS 0itli6 gc6enOen @rprcB5nQa bcl
eric @obu" c%rploOirtc 6clrtc, nab,
reno ser 3it9 5lt Grciton 3, biclt.
2ofomotipfiIDrer 6re0crid &cQcr NM
&ci3er &olfid. 9cioe ans @oliou, 8,
mrrocn act0otet mo &oicpb gtclp-
mon ans Glmiro, N.-9y lcbcn90c.
fGbrIi1 perlebt. Ole llriode Der Gr.
ploiion lit nod nidt crmittclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

u2loDo" init ser @alfie ieiter Gin
nobmen oltf ooS Bniio9iergeiddit on-
~gcrpicien it, Die 9omburger Qiuie oo.
0e9en MIR nit einem &iertel. g}lleen
pom 0em erbitterten Ratcnfompi be-
ben MIR ole @oiiogicre qcba6t, Oeren
Acknowledgements nieOriqcr moren,
ais iC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

ueiuleL ~ uH .tnhSuun"IL N.u't ",Sc1IcSr,r
ols9enolnlleH ons 9oH osHl Ssutist pc SteSSut
tors ,oenlpte .S9lpB; ulo lelhee pon o'elem
SDoNeTH oull SelWlultu leiil puVteIiu =
SiuHoeHi IN I1%sb, uon p ',sIG @ro5 5ni, ,l lmt SiS Rii S y
aeollcl ~ pn9teio lpeluet delL lLI nty 9ltgvt
oeHilRi loetoen n"Itll NY olS Suntvm Htiu'&GmCtt
3H pullem Stt Ntun'ze'v Iulot.1 untfu wt5'r
10 sEI.uwt luv5oIms um. ~ jt"sS y, w., c,SSsi
Hl Vlu"uI tuu V.'"llv' ~, y,,1
lueteeE ~ iuLll.tn ~ i.nu'm ~ i, t,hur,i
oHlW JUN ulitplhll'lIu Vl!L.' Ntlu!.ou' r,t, an m
~ Stgtd,uVt ~, tN W. ni,ocFfISt fciI - 1rrs'
uuvn SS,t'' a., iiUin, n,' , ~, Sdirr13Sn i,11c,t aa.
HenHElnl''t H't ~ Inr,"Sn 49,, rsehjuroe Sn1f,efigr
gtHllut' iolt - Uoi' ScI' -SScorrtbrie ~. Sam.
H. T., w y. U ,1,b w ci inc IGri1ea NnIo1tin ans
Sbmieeeeiiei ooer anSereni W Ssi gu nj C SStI saSr.
tt,Htssio, TTSrUc, an, t'Ul1s n1r, n,IIarlrutnlcu
r1t"cfHoTHi fbSn Sgotcri1rien 6rrncitcut iciI, pDrbes
6hStttb -, 'Sir;, T4a,irIs iih Srri nm piupn
RRuutttt,nt"i ~ ~ , TS = q az SutGbn6rns See ,SUbrs
UuIytn naIfb =" Viz 1,,5,rsrt SbriIr DER UTuz
i1'iiiitfr1 miiiiirm ipIio fcir' guic TcIlitcr-Ceiimlts
n,s1' \, 80 Nc,t GIrN1tnr' -hIrntcI miliiCu ourtb
Sittc, ,cSrhi,p, ipir ,ir Nirics pom NiebIunc-
SnntnrftSmT Snsrfior miro,
glbinuitf 1875. Ircppcuaufqdugc nm ben
GIcnntor hcrnrn IN iebcm @ebdIIoe. no cit
S rcgTty TItH"1' ruu6 Iui chen Glcnnfors Sdatt
non fnst ny 1rf,,,,t mrrNcu iuQ. miiiieu Der EIes
p0tprs EbGdt Imn sic lreppe oUrd cine S1eioe=
lTHu ,rS I1' IcHH'' SIFS%s rTitrrdet mIG, uerrenfhf
% Si3iTF0q mTo G Scr IMAM S%9dt NTH nmiS'F 6nrdb Ell" etr SS6fCeriIiiSBii
mil mefGuclem Ra6men beoedt iein.
"5miFnitf I3 -. Gberc Sitter. - Sn allen
GIcnntt9rs als0cnuntmen ,iuloben nit 6nnoGes
trieb mn Situ1b lRQiters. mui; Elm fretallcucs
Miller n0rr Rpitc unmittClbar uuter oeu ubereu
SniftiinEit ma RTocrI am Dbereu 5betle neS
Scbadtcs un1ebruht icilL nm ea III perbinoerlL
6GE i'm ,5due zines lluiuaea oOcr Iru6cs irgeno
St,,1. hrrnhfdut.
WG6b1itt AZ t. Siberbeitas 8orrihmnaeu etc.
Nuc GlepatorS oocr Nui5iigc, nit @tSnabnfe
non .Eiunacr" Gleuatur5, ionic Scitempca-
,pifts" mo r%cbtcIe" @lcoutors. mitfien nit
cillcr bcludbrlen SiHerbeiie sliOrrihtmg ucriebct
icilf ole an oenl guncn Der Slultiorm ailOc.
prahi ulo 10 u~rrdugirt iciu mlib. oaB bciaqtc
1ibcrbeifs sg}urrihfuilo pcIr n@lribc" bon Sen
lotion 1Yrttntf ufult nm nfV Ntt.Graftatt Nn4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

Sic tie Nummcr oe$
@crliucr grport SodblutteS yGoS
Gdo" (&crIog bon 5. $. Sd)orer,
Berlin G@. 4S), cntbGlt 1t. u. Som
Sii0nfrifo . 8ricg &oiptmorm
Trontc - @ic Dor 5cbn Sabren -
sic NnfGnae beS @itboi e Iltfiton.
bes - ltcber Grir5cn Gr5icbrng-
3uriifgcfebrt unb ob9cpieier =
Cine Henenontc = 9ic polniIde Be
lpeglill9 I'M SnNuitric : 9c5irf -
@ieber enttGuiht! - Nits Mi,fben
- Moior WiS5enom iiber ben&onpi
nm SEN 203 Weter . Siigel - Or
obering cineS Sorts bel Tort Mr.
tbur - Tuiiiide agenten IN SltI-
@ic ariegSi6iiic gefallft perben -
gngliiher GrieqS Gontrebonbebon.
sci nit <blon6? = Geutid : eng.
Iiide ge5iebungcn - Die grobbriti.
ihen ginbeitsbcitrcbungen Gin
6~ipeiter Sie5tonol? = Sammler-
LITE - Sdlne1 gefreit. Gos nSnon'
itrieue edo" entbGlt II. o.: 8llrje
SanbelS . Nahrid)ten = Gin nei,er
alebitoff aus StGrfe = Gleftri5itGt
uno 9rob = Ser emporbliibenOe
Motor Sport Gle tefniiden
=
SiiIfsmitteI fir oas GisiegeIn -
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SpocsfGae.

YIN 10. Sauuar Samuel 9. grnOlO, Is Sabre
alt.
9uH 10. %unuur 9lDd ~. Sdua, 30 Sabre alt.
PIN 10. Nuuuar WinrH q. SpInn.
gm .. $uuudr SUhauu 4. SpGid, I Suhr alt.
gnI .. Suuudr Subn T.. cUlRnann, 5s sabre
oil.
gm g. Nuuudr @uSbUrii GrHfl, 40 Sabre ait.
gm 7. NanIur Muic Banjo, / Suhr alt.
9lm 10. Namuau 9cr1N Is. 9ogCl, 3 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
SUBn u. Scnfcl,
Or. 60I, eiibs 56arps Gtraiic,
1T Der Scidlcn6Cltnttcr,

'pc,Ger aue 9~uitriae itcl3 Nr SuiricOenhtit
c%HoiiiDrt. Sie bon ibnI bebaItn 2l!tn 2ci1cu
l6nnel gSoten lana Itegcn, obnt bic 9eril1ilen
GctIOeiun9sipure 81 5ciNClt. ScdJ GcUic. 1T
a%rGouirte @in6lliantjr3rin. mo IL bic H'e9ulibs
lulG bon 6rdueuIei6CI oeren Gpe'iuiidt
C(OutO *
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Ser aobelberidt ii b c t

Ser GabeIberi dt il b c I
Die Compliments, iucld)e Stoiiel uno
Ncai bel ibrer criter 3ltiommenfiinft
orseetoiiiht boben ioaen, erirnert
ms an Elm Gi,eIl 5lpiid)en 5rpei Dor.
nebmen GopoIieren. Ser cine Cont
battort erhielt einen Stidl IN ben
grm. gr perbellgte iid Dor ieiiem
8egner mo riei:D Gus9e5eihnet SEER
@rof!" Sm nadIten @on9c Der.
i6iuanb Der Segen bes Marauis IN
ser 9ri,it oes @rofen. Der Getrof-
fene bntte gerooe nod Belt. su ru.
fen: oguh nift libel, Serr Mar.
auis!" Gam fanf er 81 8ooen iino
CAB oen @eiit 1uf. (WtiItp. @erm.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Sin Gdritt in Der redJten &idtmns

epart 25 gru5eut nn ancu sritilnITgeu Be-
grdbntHtn.
Sin fbjner Sdre, ~entlueber nit
ibiunr8em Tudb ODER petBem ooer
grdueuI Elilidflleber5ug. NneS fur
GdrgsGtnfde. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@inbdIianlirlng Oct 2aibe, Erauer' STE
ilcr,
Sefrnuna Ses @rabes 0 8nur Sdnbf9uDe,
4et1enlpdgeu mo 8 feline autl1en.
9Sinium Guut, 2ctdlcuGeitnttcr,
gort6s 1tilo @reennDuutsAbe. Geioe GelepboHe.
lSPa7 GM}Iin Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Sin @cidleuf fiir's 2eben.

gSenn Sbr 9uren 16hieru elm praftif0es
Standardization MAIDEN mont, Gin @eidenf
tir's game 2eben. 70 Iabt Iie einen aurfus I'M
Glectie.S amcn.S dneiSerIbitem
ourGmnden. sic G6uIe ut lett %eeolinet. Ser
&otenpnrltt 1T geriHg. G6iiler fir Die slbenbs
fla lien Deroen iebt n~ufaenommen. 98egen 9es
otn9ungen lucnoe man itb an Mrs. SubrrS, v2r.
PIP, Rpro'6 barles. StraRe. (27o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Sphn Sermia & Gphn,

9eIdenbeitntter mo HInbnlInmirer.
gr. zoos, Erleansitr. mio, Eci.: Nitbfur 255.
Sueiegelddtt: 9ir. 524, oerl. Suiternss toerlue,
Si0Dlnnototuu, Baltimore, WdrpIaHo SeIepbon:
8tnofor 80. 3uti6en tueroen a~eliefert fur
Sc65etteH, unterbalturgen uto anoere 8ele'
eenbciien, 6ebr14,1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
@%eriammInnas glnaeisen.

.emgcmctneS Geutf6eS 8rcticnbeim."
Sic Observation-Disclosures mo Strcftorelltunbl
iinoet Sreitag. ocl Is. Sdunlar 1905, Nbeno9
s llbr, I'M Seim ituit. unb meroer ale littqlics
Der hes @reiTcnbcint 9ercirS 5nr Sbeiltub!nc
ircunoIi6 einaelGoeu.
So6n .. Wiener,
Is 10 13) Sefretlr.
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Gpmopu : 6arf.

Ter b%nnptidnlihie 6rirobuf III Baltimore.
3I ieoer 3cit errcinbar. Slim Gents 6ubrs
eelo bon alien Siuottbeilen. SirdBerbGbn.
MnggOns pniiiren Den Sulpteiuedng ale oret
Mimnteii. 4Suri1eS 8arte6imuter fir Solbe,
Die oen Sricobof bel rau6em gSeiter beiudei.
8cgrdbni6pldBe 6u iebr mibigen Breifen
TdmmiIid inter iprtpdbrcrner Eflcge.
9ureau: vi. u, @ritsS aratugas StraBe.
ESaub-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Sermiidlte Ihseisen.
6r. q. /. Gniicr.

lrii6cr bon Der 9erinatorsG trnBens 6irma Sms
pulo, 9oiicr & Gu, lat fhb nit Der 6irnt1
Srtgonal Ncrring Suns d 60, 3eppibe ms
W'ohel, Nr. 1fS, Npro.Nupnrb. strnie, ~uiiociirt.
100 CT nit Ser9niiNen feline Sreunoe uio iriis
beren @Dnlcr empfangen miro.
(Sfil6, StSOSu-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
9prratne.

MaIerii6 - Yarfartie - Srteolth.
@efiIib bon gSdIbroof Elm nno cine babe
MeiIe. genuet Die nit Roipbattar be5ei6nete
Rortbsg Ineues9nr Sreie 8utidIen gla6mittn9s
ant terminus. gretie bon @egrdbntbitelet tett
fpe5teu. 2cibte 9eotneungelt. 3elephon -
Gatou 223. 9iireau: S%ranflins nno @tnoiur.
Mpaos. NerIarat Brofbiire. (Glai4 .tS.I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

Seine 9ntidcn nit GnmmirGOern
fir geerdDntHe, Sod8eiten uno @%efeuf6atten.
IeiBe ROITter.lleber5iee e:eftrtihes Gid
uno @arbollsSei5uug.
BALTIMORE COUPE COMPANY.
Gr. 3t5, gsett.SaNette. strnRe.
9eIebone - ARt. Sermon 256; gourtIanb 1855.
(Sft61S
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eosben srI6Ien bet 6. eierfpn. DRESDEN:
Astrkrmhlm,ne,''

Upn Grnft Senrtct,
cine Ti6titite bon prientdIiffer Yrn6t iinn
oeiitider SeniitbStiefe. Sic Si6tling maht in
SeitibIano erobes uno beredtietes s~lutfeber
nno III oas eieeit1rti9fte gSerf oes 9aItin,orer
SifterS. Sie geldrrntte aritif fuei iibereiIt.
ittfnrleno, bic Stntnng ipirfe berIn1ben fasct.
ntrenb. SaB gtienlalb oas gSerf nnr eiIttraI Ieie.
oielmehr litlpioerftebIi1 iminer tuieoer bon i6rn
atee5oeeii iuilrhe.
Sorrdtbie sum Preife bon so Gents ODER
tuent ueberfetonn9 ourh Yoft aeiuiini6t tpirb.
bon 90 Gents in Der Office oes
,TeutfdIcn Gurreipuneenten,"
Q66-) Baltimore. Rr. Ali. ct. gduIitr.
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9Ilnns Edlnur.

IS iturb am 7. Sumuur 1905 9uuNS sdraur
in. IS. Ge6ensiubrc, gcboren III Grrs, Cher
Seitrcitb. G2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

3ic Ran Eottcron=S ers
lotion lit burd) cine anbcre in oen
Sintergrlnh gcorGngt moroen: Die
Gufe E Nfioire, Die idon iett libel
buffet. GeIto griinblider miro Tie
obcr IN ser ErGiie breitgctreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Hctcr NfiQer.

IS itnrb am 10. Sanuur 1905 9ctcrMiner in
fetucm II. qebetainbrc. ~aelicbtcr @dtte BON
@corgiln WitIer. Die @Ccroi9u1Q itnoet am
9onncritaa, ben ~. &aIrIur. 2tuhmtttaGs nm
! llbr. bon ieiner lebtcu ySobHmlQ. yfr. 23O5,
Sitsgniuncttcs S%lOcnuc, aus nuf Der Baltimore
Cemetery" pribdtim itult. DIP
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@Gnmer nnS Syratcn fumntt Ut inns.

WsdnHer uto 8rauen inii seteimcn Sranifst-
ten, poer Sranpiaoerbrud, @efdfpiiret. aug
%tnlenoen Saureu. Striftureu, GIsfIub, glntper'
eittlili9. Sriiden, Santausf6ldgen, Npetriattss
glerenIeiber, MaitbarmIeioen. Sdrrorrboiben,
Sdrileibiefeit ober ireeuo peI6er OerpannteIl
8rar'beiten fouten iib oertraneitspou an iIllS
fpenoeit seoentense Spe8taliiien toeroet! ste
9iagnofe Sbres SALES eeben. gicbt Elm Dollar
oor Der SeiIlna Si %be8abIet. gSir heilen RAID,
fiber, fbnier5los nIio oaue:baft, urio bebanoelr
MIR gebetrne 4rnnfbeiteu bon R1InerH uIo
Sruuen. : gaenn Ste niebt lonlmen f5rner1, 10
be~radrihtieen sic uris, uro mir bebanoeln Gle
In S6rer 0obnune. SeiIune garantirt ooer
teire Be6nbIung. - &1uiteu mir mebr tbuf2
Siiet 9oitiarie bel, fpern Chr ibreibt on 9r.
9bilips Wsebteaf Snifitnsss 1881 On.9ratt.e.r.,
Baltimore, Wio. ceutfh pirb eeipro6eu.
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Baltimore nnb Ebilaoclpbia 9ampi.
bupt.Gu.

giS nuf ipeiicre 9infriht iusrSen feline qof.
fagiere beiiirbert. Srahi tpirb. ne aeiubbuiih,.
an Der Berfie an Der @de BON eight IL. 8raifs
Sfr1be entgeeen eefuntmer.
Cd Glareuce sbriuer, gaent.
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Gaftimure Esmeteru

gHrtuu: sr. 344, Iurb' Gbarfes.str
geerdbnibpldte 6u,n geriauf - bon $25 an,
NIT Wnrlnorpfoften abgeareR5t $50 9lae
fir pier 8rdber. CSdr1S,1O
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NRo.-8inbfor 22s.
8. Snnher & S1lne,

w ~WWUNl u ~UUWN
2eihembeitnttcr uno @iu6aiidmirer.
Or. 170S unh t710, GantUH : ADenne, tno
Sioofts6de 0nltinUre.Str. uno SrDnolunn.
6a6ritauter uon SatentsSastets.
CSehr10-)
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pr. mm. BPdker,

Gpesialiit fir Wllnners nto S~rauen.aranibet'
ten. Seilt tn ~fiirSeiter 3ett syphilis gisfhIas,
SuIss unb Msunesaranfbeiten. Gnsfliife ieeer
glrt, StrittlIr. SoIniionen, .%nefooie Sdpd6e.
Smpctert3. Niereits utto @lafeH 4rdnibetten
Office in Or. geder's anatonttfden Wlufeim,
81. 70S. cjt.gaItiniore. Strdfe. spredihnnben
bon Q ibr Moreers bis 10 ubr Ibenos: conn
tags opu 10 tibr Woraeus bis 2 ubr gidbnltf'
tags uno bon & ltbr bis 10 lbr slbenos.
". Y. = ar. @eder'S Yufie befIt nrfeblbdr
teben sfnsfIub. goniuItatioH fret
(msai25. 1J.9&e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

Gas @eid1dft nod M}erifo Nus
ser @urnmiidub SnOuitric
3arft . Noti3eu.
Sn Gbtco4o but s q ;
iduc0iihc @o6enblott oSemIonoet"
Ieinen 81. Sabrgong ougctretcu.
Ole breuBii6e @nie d
lungs = Gonlmiiiion 6ot lebtcS &obr
inn Often 6e5 Staate5 60 Sitter nit
5uiammcn 2l,t36 Setter sur 8eiie=
OeIuna eiugcribtet. Sumo 1900 NIn-
lieOler f6nnen oorollf 4Iob iiuoeu.
% nod 800 SieoeIunqen oor6onocn
moren, 10 f6nnen bis sum Srii6joHr
24OO ioIdcr SteIlcn obaeIcbt mcr.
Den, mebr ais III ir8cUo eiucm6o0re
porbcr.
Iuf Sen @iicnbo6ncn
iD1o i'm Stnote Nclp , Oorf lcbtcS
SSobr $50 Berionen mrs 2ebcn ge-
fonmcn rrno 1899 mebr ooer minoCr
i6tper herlCbt lporbcn.
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SOkleHbdHSler

Sillige SO6lcn 9cgcn S~anr
aIeiue 9htbroblcH ....... ..SI.70
9arte UT, 500
Sdrte gtr. ..S7.25
Sarte 9tr. .$t.25
Glnbur0 9tr. 2.......... .S.7.5u
GunburD Or. 3........... 81 $50
GunburG - 9luB. ...... $3.50
2Ofens' GuueD 9ir. L.. .S1.S5
2OielS' 8nueu gfr, 2 It. 3 l.. .SS.1O
WilcOr & 3icgler,
6geiters unb Gaarr. struRe.
Telephone: g. & &.-Wt. Sermon 1905 81;
WlarbIano-GourtIano t7lt. CM}ir612.1O
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Sum eno NJ
b%eitSloIe in Der Stoot Nep,Dort un6
$4,000 &inoer, Die tGgIid obneSrii6.
Itiid sur Sdrlc gcben. So bcrihten
Ncp > Oorfer @l0tter. Cine Ser
Noftieiten u%nicre8 10 bod9rpricic'
ncn observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

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CREW OF FIVE MEN SAVED.
British Schooner Sunk in Collision With
Unknown Barge.

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Juy 15-The
British schooner Nimrod. Capt. Hilton,
bound from Edgewater, N j., for Halifax
with cargo of coal was run down and
sunk by an unknown barge while passing
through the narrow channel of Pollock Rip
Slue today. Her crew of five men saved
themselves and were landed here tonight
by the tug Astral
The weather was very thick at the time
of the accident. The five men on board
had barely time to launch a boat when
the Nimrod filled. The tow kept on after
the collision and did not stop to ascertain
the damage, although Capt. Hilton says he
hailed the stern barge. in response to an
inquiry, and stated that his vessel was
sinking. He says the only reply to his cry
for help was Guess you're all right" The
tow disappeared within minute The five
men rowed to the Pollock Rip lightship
and We're landed here tonight.
The Nimrod was two-masted schooner
Of 11S tons. She was valued at 5000 and
carried cargo Of 200 tons of hard coal
She lies directly in the slue and is a seri-
Gus obstruction to navigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
MINISTER TO CHILE
JOHN HICKS OF WISCONSIN
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.

OYSTER BAY. N Y. July 15-It was an
pointed John Hicks OF Wisconsin TO be
United States minister to Chile. Minister
Hicks commission was signed today and
he will proceed soon to his post. He sue
ceeds Henry l.. Wilson, who soon after the
4th of March last was transferred from
Santiago. Chile, to Belgium as United
States minister.
William G. Lewis Of Colorado today was
appointed to be surveyor general of Colo
RADIO. under the general land office.
Col. John Hicks, who has just been APP
pointed to represent the United States in
Chile has long been one of the best-known
newspaper men in the state Of Wisconsin.
and has for twenty-five years been one Of
the owners of the Oshkosh Northwestern.
on which he began his newspaper work as a
reporter in 1867.
The appointment to the Chilean post will
bring him back into the diplomatic service,
which he left after the end of the Harri-
son administration. under which he was
minister to Peru.
He was born in Auburn. N. Y. in 1S47.
but came to Wisconsin as child. His
father was killed during the civil war and
the son worked his way through school.
When twenty years old he became a re-
porter and soon after one of the owners of
the Northwestern, of which he is now sole
owner. He first wrote under the nom de
plume of Sandy Brook" but his latter
work including his story, 1.-THE Man from
Oshkosh" was written In Peru under his
own name.
1t is likely that another Wisconsin editor,
Amos p Wilder of the Madison State Jour
nal. close friend of Hicks, will also soon
receive diplomatic appointment to South
America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
FIVE ATTEMPTS
VESSEL COVERED WITH SLIME,
BUT UNDAMAGED.
Decomposing Bodies of Fourteen Vic
Thrilling Story of Survivor.

BIZERTA, Tun!s, July 15.-The SUBJ
marine boat Farfadet, which sank at the
entrance of the port of Sidi Abdallah July
.. was towed into drydock today after ten
days incessant efforts to raise her. The
salvage operations which were conducted
by Admiral ALBERT. assisted by 80 sailors
and large staff of engineers, have been
mishaps. The second day after the acct
dent. when the members of the crew of
the Farfadet were yet alive, the submarine
was brought to the surface and the rescue
of the men was thought to be matter Of
a few minutes, but the cables snapped
and the submarine sank again.
Five successive efforts to raise the YES
sci likewise proved unsuccessful. Today,
however, under the supervision of Admirals
Fournier and Aubert, the Farfadet was
raised and towed into the Sdi Abdallah
arsenal. The hull of the submarine was
covered with slime, but was unchanged.
When the door of the Farfadet was opend
there was Il rush of nauSeOuS gases from
the decomposing bodies of the fourteen men
who had persisted in her, and great emotion
prevailed among the naval officers and the
men who had assisted in raising the vessel.
Powerful deodOrantS We're Immediately in
troduced in the vessel and the yentilators
We're started.
An inspection of the Farfadet shows that
her crew employed every imaginable de-
vice in their attempts to escape.
The authorities have decided to allow
complete diSinfeCtiCn of the submarine be-
fore taking out the bodies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
PRESIDENT ATTENDED WEDDING.
Guest of Honor at Marriage of Former
Rough Rider.

OYSTER BAY. l.. l.. July 15.-President
and Mrs. Roosevelt were guests of honor
today at the wedding of Lieut. Robert Mon
roe Ferguson of New York and Miss 1sa-
belle Selmes of Locust Valley, near Oyster
Bay.
Several days ago. when Lieut.. Ferguson.
who is a long time personal friend Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and who served with him as
an officer in the Rough Riders. was visiting
the President at Sycamore Hill he extended
to him an invitation to attend the wedding.
This morning the President. accompanied
by his son. Theodore. jr.. and one Of his
nephews. rode over to Locust Valley IN
horseback to attend the marriage service.
The President was attired in his usual rid
ing costume and entered heartily into the
informality of the sion. The wedding
took place at II O'Clock. Among other
guests We're Capt. and Mrs. w. S. Cowles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson Of
New York On the Presidents return to
Sycamore Hill he rode through Oyster Bay.
being greeted cordially by the townspeope.
Mrs. Roosevelt rode to and from the we'd
ding in carriage. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Ethel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
CATTLEMAN INDICTED.
W. A. Towers Charged at Kansas City
With Fraud.

KANSAS CITY. July 15.-The grand jury
today returned indictments against Villa m
A. Towers. a prominent cattleman, on a
charge of fraud. and against Carl H. Right
mire. Bruce Reichelderfer and Charles
Virgins weghmasters at the Kansas
City stock yards.
Mr.. Towers, 1t is alleged In the indict-
ment. borrowed $4,000 from a Kansas
City brokerage firm a herd of cattle in
Bent county. Colo. which. it is charged.
he had already mortgaged. 1t Is also
| charged that the herd did not contain 1900
cattle. the number represented when the
loan was negotiated
The weighmasters are charged with con-
spring with certain traders to defraud cat
tie dealers through a system of under
weights and overweights by which con-
siderable money was secured. Among the
traders who so conspired with the weigh
masters. 1t is alleged In the Indictment
were Cyrus Van, J. J. Miller, Henry Mich
OILS. A. j. Judy and George NJ Wright
partners under the firm name of Van &
Wright.
William Towers Is one of the best known
cattlemen in the southwest He was the
partner of George NJ. Casey who was own
er of the greatest herd OF Hereford cattle
In this country, who died year ago fol-
lowing failure involving liabilities Of sew
eral hundred thousand dollars
Thomas NJ. Casey. the manager of the
insolvent Salmon Bank at Clinton, Mo-
who was recently charged with forging
the banks paper. is a son of George NJ
Casey. 1t was in attempt to save the
fathers fortune that Thomas Casey in
volved the Clinton bank.