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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-22
he Noble Heritage, Grand Privilege and the Solemn
Duty of Observation-Disclosures.

|obie Heritage, Grand Privilege and the SoIem
Duty Of Observation-Disclosures.
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Proudly each Norseman's heart sweils with citation.
Thrilling and throboing with unrestrained slee.
a. history reveals how the men Of his nation
Excened In achievement on land and o sea-
Adventurous natures and brave beyond measure.
Loving their liberty more than their life.
Each man a hero in conflict and strife
Haarfasre Harnid his country united.
vanquishing chieftain and ruler ana king,
Others chose exile n deaths welcome sting.
The orkneys. the Faroes. the Hebride. Islands,
Iceland and Greenland a refuge became;
England Wales. Scotland, both lowlands and highlands.
And ireland. oerawed. spread the brave Norsemans fame.
The nrst fruits fair viniand to white nan ener yielded
She poured without stint in Lett Erfkssons hand.
Her guerdon to him who. with bosom unshielded,
First braved stormy ocean and came to her land.
Fair France. too paid tribute to Norways brave viking;
In harhors on Mediterranean shore
His ships lay at nm anchor nsh,: their crews meanwhile striking
This period 3D. Of greatness res of power and glory.
internal dnssensions completed the story
Four centuries through did this strong nation pine
When darkness seemed darkest. most hopeless the station,
And Norway asserted her rights as a nation.
These rights she maintained though her numbers were few.
Her place among sovereign nations resaininr.
Declaring herself independent and free
her place In the vanguard of progress retaining,
Refused in subsection to bend her proud knee.
From Eidsvold a centurys progress bears witness Oh
That Norsemen are yet worthy sons of brave sires
A whole world to-day will concede their full fitness
In fields where true manhood to mastery aspires
A wondering world stood amazed at the messaee.
Through peace, not through war, Norwayss full ri,bts .o
won. arc
Now !, h Naasn King :, Maskon and good Queen Mauds prssage
Grand grand is your heritage, redundant with beauty
Sons of Morse Vikings in vfnIand's broad realr,
Stil grander your privilege, yet pregnant with duty
Up meet IT., with firm, steady hand on the helm
Coumbtas sons of Morse issue must YER
BY Hfes highest motive be guided. Let zach
His forefathers' oldfashioned virtues endaayor
To emulate, practice, incuicate and teach.
Lay your Just tribute o n CoIumbia,s altar.
Unswerving allegiance, unchangeabIe love
integrity, a courage that never can fater.
Devotion to home and your Lord God above
Thus will your Hves.-to Columbas iki,s-
Honor old Norway, fair vinland and ron
And less yer unworthy the sons of brave y;Li,u
With fortune and home meath the Red, White and p,o
Jul. :. HOPPERSZAD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-22

nepaiaei az g,iaierne -JsoFesbassooarn~ co
eoei. Ss CT ffiifsee RI at prffe en- III mausep
en- npitis 9tirrtanie See bar Irfi Spasu mes
Sntereste.
y. u. pIrfsn a1ocrbenS. usinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-22
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aIsnht. tIiHbe, bleenee slsE tremftaaeRoe piIts.
Tin appieter ph ttIbaaehsialt 9tRatus, hpis PAZO
] OINTMENT lie belersasr big , Q III IL Sass. sex.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-22

JUL. =. HOPPERSTAD.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02

See this Office for printing on short
order.
Miss Edna Cone is clerking at the
Cyclone.
Jas. Clarke was in Hoisington on
business Friday.
Geo. Bicknell was down from
Albion township Saturday.
Father Euerich of EIlinwood was
in the city Friday evening.
Mrs. Jessie Kirby. of Sterling, is
the guest of Miss lilly Newkirk.
Mrs. w. H. Grant and daughter
were up from Eilinwood Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Taylor and Mrs. J. V.
Brinkman were in Hutchinson Friday.
Mrs. Henry Wildgen and daughter
Elizabeth were over from Hoisington
Saturday.
Miss Jessie Winstead has been
presented with beautiful gold. watch,
by one of her cousins.
J. w. Rickson, a prominent furni-
ture man from st. John, was Great
Bend visitor Saturday.
Day Clerk Smith of the Greene
hotel is taking short vacation, and
has gone to Dodge City.
The Allan-Merritt ball t4am] have
named themselves the Cyclones, and
have their uniforms so labeled.
w. r. Kelly of Hutchinson, and
D. H. Kelly of Shawnee Oklahoma,
came up Friday for a visit with their
brother, B. ]. Kelly of the south side,
and also to attend the wedding
Miss Lois. Both of the boys were
former residents of this county.
Oliver Batman was in from the
south side, Saturday, and showed us
samples of wheat from his fields that
ace evidently blasted. The heads
and straw are turning white. Mr..
Batman says he cannot account for
the condition, unless it had too muck
ain when in bloom.
We are requested to announce by
the school board that no ball playing
or other similar ,amusements will be
allowed on the school grounds during
vacation. Already several window
lights have been broken out, and no
one seems to know who did it or how
it happened. Therefor for the pro-
lection of the property, playing will
have to be stopped.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02
Ness County Lands.

Land values are on a steady
rise all over Western Kansas.
1t may mean DOLLARS to YOU
if you investigate what we have
to offer you in NESS and LANE
County Lands.
Write to us. for a list: better
still, come at once and let us
show you what we have.
J. G.. LoHNEs & Co...
Real Estate Dealers, Ness City
Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02
Photo graphs.

For the benefit of those interested
1 would say that I have all of Mr.
Wallace's negatives, and persons can
get photos from them by calling on
me at Heller. 1 will be in Great
Bend during the summer. Good work
guaranteed. WiIlalso give RESTING
for negative If desired.
VIM. KIRCH,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02

1
Will Rogers has returned from
Colorado.
Patton's Sun Proof.
Fred Marker has returned to
Concordia.
! Patton's Sun Proof Paint.
Car Currie of Topeka is working
for Putnam & Klughart.
Wears 5 years-no doubt-Sun
Proof.
| Geo Mccall is new reader added
to the DEMOCRAT list this week.
The Paint that wears FIVE years
Sun Proof.
| Mrs. J. H. Hartman, of Hoisington,
has gone to Ohio on an extended visit.
Five year guarantee with every
gallon of Patton's Sun Proof Paint.
N. Brumbaugh and daughter
Goldie have gone to Indiana for a
visit.
No better Paint at any price-sun
proof. Sold by ct. Bend Hdw. & L.
Co.
If you want to see some of the
busiest places in town, watch the
lumber yards.
Don't experiment with paint-buy
Sun Proof. Sold by CT. Bend Hdw.
&c 1. Co.
j. Schmidt, up in Pawnee Rock,
has added handsome new piano to
his possessions.
| A letter received from D. B. Palmer
and family says they WILDE back in
Great Bend shortly.
Elmer Dale, over south, is adding
to his barn and otherwise improving
his farm property.
P. A. Kemp is building neat
cottage in the third ward, near the
west chool building.
M. c. Shafer has been making
some extensive improvements on his
farm across the river.
| A fine baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Bolinger Thursday
evening, the stork getting here few
days ahead of the street attractions to
avoid the rush.
In the absence of their better
halves Ed. w. Moses and Judge
Cole are bunking together. Ed. says
the judge is a regular single raiser
when it comes to snoring.
c. R. BROKER and wife, Mrs Ollie
Gillian and son Roger, and Mr..
Frye left Thursday evening for the
west. They joined the Breeder
party at Lamar, from there all will
travel together.
C. Wollman and family left last
Friday for Kansas City, where they
will make their future home. We
venture the assertion that they will
come back to Great Bend before long
to stay. Mr.. Wollman expects to go
into business in Kansas City.
The Lundblade Sc Bolinger store
have installed the New Prism reflector
glass in the fronts of their store over
the show windows and the difference
IN the light is very apparent, making
a good light in which to examine
goods.
Adam Krause proved to his friends
Thursday evening that he was
"Johnny on the spot" when it came
to entertaining. He invited the lady
clerks of the Cyclone and the New
York stores, and Henry Born. and
his wife and mother, to his apart
.nents in the Butler house and enter
tanned them in a royal manner. Ice
cream and cake were the refresh
ments, and every one had good
time.
Wednesday nights wind caused
more or less damage. The large
new barn of Hugh Byers, in Eureka
township, was moved three feet off
of the foundation, and blown skew
gee, and the new barn being erected
on the Rediger farm in the same
township was slightly twisted. 1t
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02
For Sale.

T. My farm in section 80, South Bend
township. Fair improvements. Price
$4,000. Possession after harvest.
VIM. OsMoND.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02
For Sale.

Threshing rig, nearly new. Ii H.
P. Nichols and Shepard engine, 1854
]. c. c. separator, Parsons Hawkeye
feeder. Call on or address
Ed. LUTscHG,
Great Bend, Kans.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02

=
Illinois Sunday evening.
Miss Anna StrobeI is a new sales
lady at the Cyclone store.
Geo. Winstead came up from
Ellinweod to spend Sunday.
Miss Grace Hays is with Lundblade
& BoliDger this week.
G. L. Chapman went to Kanss $
City Saturday evening.
IA. McHafie is working for the
Porter Drug Co. this week.
Frank Marsh is building an ad.
dition to his residence property.
T. C. Morrison was over from
Hoisington to spend Sunday.
]. w. Wilkinson came up from
Oklahoma last week for few days
visit.
Miss Minnie Jones and Miss Myrtle
Shaffer are assisting in the New York
store.
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT or
HUSTLER This week, and be with the
crowd.
Milford Burson came up from
Newton Sunday evening for little
Business trip.
Arthur Chilly aud wife of Leaven-
worth are in the city visiting their
many friends.
Harry BROKER came up from
Hutchinson Saturday, to meet with a
few old friends.
Bud Porter, colored boy, severely
cut one of his feet on piece of glass
while going barefooted.
Mrs. Geo. Moses and Morris
Roberts are visiting with DR.. Claude
Cole and wife, at lola this week.
The junior editor is fixed all right
for carnival week. He has just re-
ceived another dividend on oil stock.
If any CRATER starts his work, it is
your duty to report him Immediately
to the marshal or the fremen on
police duty.
Master Frank Steadman and Miss
Flossie Jennison are assisting at
Johnson's ice cream parlor during the
carnival.
Mrs. Julius Wilcons and daughter
Cora were down from Galatia Satur-
day, and were the guests of D. c..
Luse and wife.
DR.. Evers of the NJ. E. church de-
livered the memorial sermon to the
'Old Guard" Sunday afternoon and
it was very fine one.
Miss Ethel English is working in
the Hemker & Nuttleman office
during the absence of Miss Ada Ep-
pstein.
w. C. Smith of Hoisington was in
the city Saturday. and spent the day
as the guest of county Treasurer Sod
erstrom and family.
Mrs Arthur Howard of Clahin and
Mrs. Frank Roesler of Hoisington
were in the citys Sunday to attend
the Lamoreux-Kelk wedding.
Anton Matzek of near Ellinwood
wasbrought to the St. Rose hospital
Saturday evening. suffering from
appendicitis. He is in a serious con-
dition.
H. B. Amerine came up from Havi-
land Saturday to take in the wedding.
He was accompanied by one of his
chums, a. Mr.. Prayer. They re-
turned Monday morning.
Mayor Moses went to Kansas City
Saturday night for few days visit.
Councilman Honnen, President of
the Council, is acting mayor, during
Mayor Moses absence.
o. ]. Miller and wife came up from
ST. john Sunday to attend the Lamor-
eux wedding and to take in the carni-
val. They are the guests of Dan
Lamoreux and WIFE.
When told that young man was at
his usual work at a. m. the morning
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02
A BARGAIN In Rush County Land.

A well improved farm for sale, $50
acres, over 800 acres under cultivation,
buildings valued at $4,000, a good
well and windmill, all fenced. All as
described for $4,000. Reason for
sale, owner wishes to quit farming.
Write or call on Chas. Schroter
Timken, Kans.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02

For SALE-160 acres of land in
Gray county, miles north east of
Cimmaron. No Improvements, 40
acres under cultivation. All good
smooth land. Address box Al,
Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-02

The White Mountain Refffgerators
have stood the test and have been
pronounced o. K. Inspect one of
them before you purchase some other
kind. Sold by The Great Bend
Hardware & Implement Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Ilts Dem Snnercn Wlargluub'3 uni
ben angrrn5enbcn Staatcn.

Nn ieoem 3ulm mo iuit ie0Cm
Baum in YlcoiontpiQc, @o., lit fol-
geItoeS Ylofot angcihluQen: yNQc
Cramps, Oic in ocn StroBen BON
4IeuiantoiIe bermIlluQerL lucrOen
u1lf 5cGu Gage uu6 Scr SouOQrlbt
geiAidt. &br Giicn miro aus BOD,
men, trode1em @ro0 mo @uiicr be.
itebeu mo miro nod DEM oelrrnpdis
iden @Ialfr" lcrOirt mcrOcu. %ut
2luitruQe BON Muri6ou Cafe" SGt
Sobrcu muroe Bleainutuilc im6riib.
jobr bon Cramps QcroOc5u iibcr.
IouierL umo Moribou &ufc bofit
ourb obigG MtaBrcacl ocm lln1ucirn
iteltern 81 f0nncn.
&n Smoba cntOcdt.
Rogcr Sinu BON Cumberland, Der
ais 9(gent Der oGmmbcrlunO 8rou.
@eieuidoft" nit einem Gcfi5it BON
$1,000 ultS Homecoming ueri6mouo,
lou lih IN Onlobo bciin0cn un0
ieitc Somilic Got ocn picIcn 2oaen
mo &creincr, mcI6cn Der &crs
idJpuuOeue otqc66rt m@ittbciIcu lois
len, ooB Sinn iebr tront lit uno
oringcno Der 6iilfc 6c0nri.
&crtbeitte ieir~ g 0Cn.
@r. 6ricorid) &clb, elmer DER GIte-
item 2eicr oc3 o0eutidcn Gorreipon.
ocnten" inn iiiolihen &cmiDluouien,
melher Dor <r5em ooa 3eitIi6c ieg.
netc, bat Iein groBca &crnt0gen tcitos
mcntariih pcrtbeiIt. Seine @ittme
erbdlt Elm Gtittel Oc5 @on5en m0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

y8once," bia Gan Siton; mad Ga.
rocoo uno &ene5llclo per 9ampfer
oM%arocoibo;" no6 6ortune-S5Iono,
Somoico mo Colombia per 0ampfer
oNQcabonO;" nud Gentralomerifo II.
iiiblideu Eocificbdfen per 9oMpfer
Dio Colon; mad Cuba per 9ompfer
oNterico."
Die BoIt mad ReufunbIon6, bio
Roro.S ioueb, uno uad Meiquelon.
pia Bottom, ihIieBt bier tdgli6 Inn /
llbr Ha6mitto9S; nad Cuba, bio
&ompa, 8Ia., t6gGi6 Inn 1 l1br Rod-
mittags; nod SonouroS, Gotta Hica.
Guatemala, Yanama uno Scr &onol'
Bone, pia RetpsO Orleans, tdgli6 Inn
s llbr Aben0S.
GronS- q aciftc 30 It.
Somitog 49, I llbr IbenoS, mad
NeusS eelono, N|uItralieu, NeusGole.
ooniem Samoa ullo Sntpaii oin Snr
Srdll5l@co.
Die %oit nod Sopor, Gorea, Gbi.
l1o mo ipc5icu ooreilirt no6 oen&bi.
lippinen pio &oncmlber, iflieBt bier
togItG bis 5ltnt %. GpriI nm 7 llbr
N%bcno9; nod) Den Bbilippinen uni
Guam, pio Son 6ron5i8co, tGaIid
bis 5lrm 26. 9lpril nm Z llbr glbeuo8
Ole EronS.Bociiic-GOit miro tag
lid gum Gbfobrtboien bef0roert, mn
Die 3eit beS &oiti6IniieS lift 10 orran.
girt, oaB Elm unrlnterbrodener uebcr.
an0sGronSport Itottfinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

o. - UuptHIusyuHtf
Nr. 49,. gIdremountsglbe., S,sblanotofpn.
2~dtiptquarfier bes a91oenld . Wdnfters
ubr, nnb beS ~Naonumentals DtitriftS CIR.
231. 8. u.sB. .WSpmlmental ",Bter am
Sapf. @befdpedfesIeIepbp - 1895 q.
ISM: 3: 9. Suppert, Beitser.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Sriefbcf6rocrnna Had) bem IMsIanS

auslGnOiide goit fir Die nit Dem
%. 9lpril enoenoe ISOLDE i6lieBt
bier Gin alien 6Guen piinftli6) ipie
fol9t.
Yadet Soit lit often bon 9 ltbr
8ormittogs bis 5 ubr glbenoS tag.
lid (ouS9cnommen Sonnto98).
8adet.Boit fit 9euti9lan0 idlieBt
bier INN 10 llbr @ormitta9s Wtontog
uno Wittipod.
Podet-Goit nod @roBbritnnnien
mo Srlono idlieBt Inn 10 ltbr @ors
mittogS om Mittpoh uno Somitag.
9ampfer fabren bon Rcw.gorf ab,
tpenn nidt anoers angeaeben.
Grams .atInntif6e8 o It.
9ienitog - I ll6r a6en6S, nod)
europa per 9ampier "Moieitic," oia
Queenstown.
Mittpo6 - 10 llbr g6enoS, nod
Sranfrei6L Dem iiiOlifen europa,
GgDpten un0 9ritiidES noien per
9ompier ga Saboie," bio Sabre.
8oItiaden mad on6eren G~beilenGus
ropo'S miilien ben 8ermerf yper ga
Sonie" trogen.)
Sreitag - 6 ll6r a6enoS, nod
2%iperpool, Sdottlano uno Srlano
per 0ompier o2uconia," ioGu@nS.
toiun. 9oltiaden nad) an0erenSGe
len @iiropa'S miilien oper 2ucania"
ooreiiirt lein.)
7 llbr g6enoS, nod europa per
9ampfer st. 2ouiS,~ bia glDmoutb
uno G6erbourg.
9ienitog, Den %. Ipril - nod
europa per 9nmpfer Baltic" pia
Queenstown.
Soft iir SUB. uno Central.
Imerifa 20 e It etc.
9ienStog - 1 u6r Hadm., mad
@o6amoS per Compiler bon Miomi.
5 ll6r Nafn1, nad Samaice per
0ompfer bon Bolton.
6 llbr 9(6enOs, mad groiilien per
9ampfer n9elnggio," bia 9fio So
metro uno Suntos.
10 llbr abenos, nodSnoeiia, Sop.
ii rnoGolombia per Sampfer ale.
me-"
Wittpod - 10 uGr gl6enbs, naf
Cuba, 0ncuton uno 9ompede per
9anlpfer .Snpano;;" mad ben 9nba'
mos per Camper nSantiaeo."
9onnerItag 3 ubr 9adm, nod
8orto 9latd per 9ampfer bon SO.
iton.
Sreito9 10 ubr abenos, nod
Bermuda per 3ampfer 0germu.
oian;" mad 4Orto aieo per 1ampier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

ieinc Eodter. 6rou MorD Green, sic
@erbcrei in S6~rclp8burn ga, mo or
lcIbit mobnte; nGeS ar0cre Giqen,
tbum mus uertauit mcr0eu. Ser
Hcit BON 5lpei 0ritteIu iou in Ieb3
Sbeilc Act6cilt mcr0en, luouon ole
bier So6nc, Sbeo0or IT,, Goluor0,
Sllliu2 g., un0 6reocrid, mo Ole
beioen S0dtcr, 1rou Wfaru @rccn
mo 6rou 2poio Sortcnitcin, ic cincu
Ebcil crbolten iollcu, Die S0bnc
GOmnro lmo (]Sltlilt4 &. &clb itn0,Nu
leltumcut3oou1trcdern ernQmnt mor
Den. Nr, Self bcioB Qc0en 400
Ndcr 2on0 in WorDlouo ms mar an
riclcn groBen in0uitricI(eu Inter
Hcbmlngcu bctbciliNt.
Gcrlcbt.
Sn Germantown, Miontaomcrn,
Gountp, muroe &r. &obn $. @ruicn.
oorf bei cinemSubrrufoue 10 IdliLm
perlebt, Dab er einen 2(rm 6rud uno
0o8 Sdulterblott 5Criplittert erbielt.
Hoti5en.
&n GeCi(Gountn meroen sic Sdnls
len onl 8. SUM iiir sic Soiiou Qc-
id(olicu.
Sn @onoper, go, lit Scr Gontrof-
Tor SenrD :. 9ubn inn Sitter bon 81
Sobrcn geItorbcn,
Sr ser gtu6c bon GbeiuSoiQc, @oib-
ington-Gountp, lit Der 70 Sabre oltc
Contractor Soicp6 e. &on9ucdcr &C.
1torbcn.
Mic ans Dem meltlidcn WorpIono
6criftct lporo, lit ooielbit 0ltrd) ole
Sr0itc IN Den lebten 5eioen Hddten
betrd6tlidcr Sdoocn an oGu Sriid).
ten mo SbItbliitbcu ongeri6tet NOR
oeu. Sn Yorf ifncitc IS finn nj.
mltcn, mie bel it0rfitcm ShnceioIl
I'M Mintcr.
Ole WoSfito Yluge 1T
10 tc0er nab c.-9r. 9. SC. @iridy.
berg, EroieIior omnGolIca fir Ner5tc
mo @lnoGr5te," meldcr IN @cmcins
i1oft nit Or. 0obmc Ole WoSfito8
SIT eillem Spe5ialItuoirm genlodt
bat, crfldrte in elmer llntcrreoung,
ooB oo8 Moloriofieber MIR 0ltrf Ole
N(o9titoS iibcrtrage mcroc, 1no no
man iih gegen Die LATTICE @logc
id)iiBcn Tonne, lueroc man audi BON
WIoloria bcireit bIeibeu. TcSalcidycn
pcr0e OoS gclbe 6ieber mtr ollr6
Qto2titoS perbreitct. Scutc f0nntcn
mitten in iumpfigen @egen0eu mob
men, obne 0aS Malarioiieber SIT be-
tommen, menn lie lid gcgen 0ie Mos.
fitoItid)e mobren tomlten. Or. Sirldls
berg lit Der Nniidt, 0oB bier in 9ol-
timore nod oiel getbon mer0en mlB,
nm Die Eloge los SIT meroen, in al.
lcrerIter Clinic IoIlten mir Ole idnnltts
5igcn NuepS I'M CONNER los mcrocn
no in Den 8niiertiimpeIH mebr WoSs
fitoa ge5iidtet mitr6en, ais irgenolpo
onoer3. Nlld) in ben S0fen Scr &1lls
ier miiBte mebr olf Rcinli6feit geic-
ben meroelt alS bi9ber Der Soil &c
meien mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Nr. 1924, Cft'Scltimores Gtrabe. - 8tut,
1ner m Serren 5l berntietben. - Sefnfte
0etrdnfe unb Beine. yBdb'8te.psB ralies
reis"8ier. 9erfammIungsIofaI beS Oft
2ontbar0ftr. Snlmerip. Bnli, lHb 2eibs
BeretrS~. gbef.s1eI. Wt. 8ernoH 4o42 @.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
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81 Dertuufcu:
gr. 90 uno %, N.s4uturent-Str, an 9atters
foit=Rarf grcn5eno, feds Simmer, MODERN. 8reis
$500 90. Gruuo5tus $500 bro Sabr.
gtr. 5O7, 5i3 mo 515, observation-disclosures
feds 3inlr1er nit Gerbeiieriug. BreiS $950.00.
@runo3in3 1874. 90 pro SaDr,
Sine &eibe 6duier i'm 100 Nlud Der 8rObes
StruBe, ieb5 Simmer nit ullelI &erbeiieruueer.
BretS $4,000. @rlHo5iu5 $4,000 pro Sdbr.
sine Reibe mooerucr @duler nit al Den
~reuefteH SerbeiieruHgeu i'm 100 0lod Der Ncrs
muoosglpe. 9reiS $1450.00. @runo3lHs 1880
pm Suhr.
qa6el ii. @obnbnu8, Or. 27i1. Sabeite-Str
toeben iertig gelteIt, eiguet it0 gut iur eineH
8rucerieIQoCH.
Mae obeueriUd6nten Sduier lino Heu uno
ioebelt fertile aeitelt UpToen;
e.. Z, @nidq1er,
NuuuUtcrHebner
U2S-) @ireaB: 2SOS 6airmuuntsglUe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Yaltfmorer Rarftteridte.
. uItimpre. II 9(pri[ 1905.

Valtim0re, II. NprlI 800.
Webl .--3ufubr 1886 5diier, Gin.
i6IieBli6 COZ 56iier 81 2ocult-Boint
nno 1870 5Giier 81 Canton. aiiiten.
o%erianot - 6diler. Die Ereiie tell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Gantpn nuS StebIaubtusn n.
Ghrino's GantOn aieOerfranS.Saae.

Nhrln17e 6atlt0n Nicberfran5sonlle.
Sitoiuefts@de 3. Ctr. II, Salt r9lbe,, Canton
Sduptquar ritter ties Canton 2ieoerfronS -
Siitgitlnoe ieoen SonnerIta9 9tbeno. -
9dmers8ereiu |oeri1mmelt it1 ieoen 9iens
flag Ibeiio. Nntionnls8ier ant 3apf.-
Gbcfnpe1fe Ie!epbon: &o!fe 1853 8.
(NnriIt31M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Bier prudbtOoue SHrmeu, ieoe 30 s(der, itno
bunt mter5eibuelen @tgeutbiimer iiir SO pro
ELDER SIT O~erfaufn. Sluh Uuf 9D5abIulIg; cine
Wtetle sur Statiou, gtndiuirnacn bel Jipbert
Gunner, Gr. 2129, SultonsSlucuue,
G06-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
eGfe sur 9eiie tn's eiuslauo beiurat q
Hntne, Hr. Ali. ct. 8nulsstraBe.

g oltbIiitig 9rofeIIor:
g0iiiuer, sic unperi61mter Sdlin.
GEL Die RadridDt bon S6ren9oiterm
miro Sbres Saters crane Soore nit
Summer in oas @rob bringenl"
Shiiler: sd bite nm @er5eibnto,
Serr Brofcilor, mein 8oter bat cine
Ylaite."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Nsant 9lnsp,s Mtftanrnnt.

Nr. t104, observation-disclosures.
Der rRorooit SrImertpdbrenoe Saunerein
bon Baltimore %berfumHieIt f3 bier
teoen Montag. - @ecrge grebm & Cons
Bier an 8apt mad oeutfher Grt brett
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Nr. t120 bis i122, Sarforb,gIberne.
Snuptquartier beS r99aIia. Winnerdours".
Saue uHo Gnmmerearten biuig 5u oer'
mtetben. Sliter pIab fir gluiternr6Iten
Seiuite 0etrdnfe. 6reisBool. 6. & 81
3egepbon - Wt. Bernon S769 *.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Super ............. 3.75-4.O0
Gio Grtru. ......... 5.45-5.6O
&oggenmebl, mitteImGBige3
biz uIsgetpdbIte$.. . 4.t0-4.40
@oiSmebL 100 Bfo..... 1.25-t.40
@ci5cu.-3uiubr 2431 @uihel;
&crionot BON ocn GIepotorcn 100
9uitel; Glcpotoren.8orrot 1884
9uidel. 8crf0ufe: 1000 @uihcl Nr.
> rotbCr Spot SIT 1861, 1000 Stco.
mcr Nr. , rotbcr Spot SIT 9S, 20OO
9lpril 81 tO51s, 1000 ApriI 5t t06.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

ans Den Gleuotorcn 5liriidge3ogcu
516l 9lti6el; Glenotoren Sorrotb
1S2,S4S 8ilidel. &erfGufe: 2 @oa-
CONS Nr. 3 meiBer ST 35Ia, 1 @og.
8on Nr. 2 ueiBcr 5u 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

gr. iS5, Sarriions, nabe aerinafonsetr.,
Geo. 8iinther, IT,, 8rallsgo's Bier. Mar.
mel GuHf9 bon ~ bis 1 lbr Rd@Htits
tags. gne beuttden Bdder iiuo sum BE,
fu9e etneeIaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Sine cute gSirt6i6ait - SuIoor nit Aei
~ituurunt 1T binia 81 OerIdufer, petI Der @iaeu.
ibiinIer I6 BON @cihuit 6uriidjieben mill.
gIanSuirnGeu i'm Sitreuu OcS rGurreipOnornt. "
U04-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

NJ al S. lttllbr 1Ol,O54 BuIdel;
SCriouot BON 0en Gleuotoren 76,253
8ui6el; Glepotorcn-Torrotb 756,739
9llihGl. TerfGuie: 10000 9uifel
Wtai 81 5t34, 10000 90. 81 5t3s.
Go,4;,n cLL,E.,l,.