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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

0ienltog, If. Npril - fir europa,
per Sampler oOceonic, pia Queens
tolurl.
y o It { iii 9 ii D. un6 Central
qHberifu q. 8eitinOien etc.
rGQlHeritag - 10 llGr Nben0S, fir
GQrtlne SSlaU6 uu6 Somoico, per
0aHBp6epqG9bbtoi;" fir oie9obnmoS,
per 4on1pler nNiogaro;" fir Oucn.
tan imp Gan1pc6c, per 9onpfer
09ogarp.T
Sreitag - 6 llbr N6eno8, fir 9ru-
iilicW per Rompicr nGotonia," nia
Ecrnnmblco un0 Gio Suneiro; 10
llbr gtbenoS, fir Bermuda, per 9om-
pier nSriniboo;" fir Borto Hico, per
Compiler o@oou1o," pia Sou Slton;
fir Curacao llno 8enc3ueIo, per om.
pier D3uliu;" fir NeufunolnnO, per
GoHIpfer 19toialino;@ fir 2eetpuro.
tnO 8inOmarO = Snieln un6 @uiano,
per 9ampfer u&orona;" fir Gubo,
per 9ompfer rWferico."
Samitug - 1 ll6r NodmittagS,
iiir Die 9obomo8, per 9ompfcr bon
Wiiomi, 8la.
Gle Boit mad Neufunolono, nia
-SiOnep, unO nod WiQueIon,
uia goitpn, idIieBt bier tGgIid Inn 1
ltbr Nofmittnes; nod Cuba. bia
Eqnbq, 8lay tG9Iid nm / l1br Rod-
mitta9sIorad @onburoS, Gotta Hico,
Guatemala, Eonoma uto ser 9anoI-
Bone pin Netp,O orleans, tG9lid nm
8 ubr @ben6s.
Srans- q nciftc g o Il.
Sreitng = 7 ltbr @beno8, fir Sn.
pan, &orea, China uno Oie Ybilippi-
men, bia &acopo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
8citern Margfanb Balm.
arat am q. asDrnar 1905 In araft.

Srat am 81. oebrnar 1905 In Graft.
,Slge ~Derlafen SiuensGtniioli. pie feIet:
Edglidl.
4.30 Bornt. - S6ueu5ua, SatIptItnie, SaaerSs
toipn, gSdbnesboro. q. q ". Bnbn uno ben
Snoer, uro onSae1oninler SrnntagS 3. B..
SaDli 2aiieod, ebanbersbnrg. WlartinShure
11.25 sI6eiiSs - gtffom. mad tinionsgribee.
Sdaftf, auSgenommen epnntngS.
I'D Born. = Dorf, Y. K 8. Sib. ufo Saupts
Clinic bifIid bon Gmor1 'Sro6e, Carlisle uno
s.15 8orm. = SanptIlnle. Saeerstotpn, Saneod,
Gbiepensbtra, greoerid, Gmmittsburq uno
y. 4 g9. g1bn bis 6lftun.
iO12 gprin. Iffom. mad 1nion.Brt69e.
Port mo @ettnSbnrg.
2.25 Mndnt. - Mffoni, mad gnrrbs 8robe.
$40 gfnbnt. whom. mad @morDsSr1be, q.
4 2. 9ib.. foipie gori.
300. 9a6Hi. grpreb mad 98eiiminIter,
ltnion'qrioae. uno baum gffon. bis Sagerss
iolpiis tolpte Soncod, 5reoerid, emmiftSbure
NIB 8ettbsbate. {parlors0ar.J
5.30 gaDm. Nffoni. nab @Irorbs8robe.
6.15 Mbeiibs y Nifom. nab llnionsgrioae.
800 u5eToS IffuT. nab gniurns@robe.
yiur Sonntaas.
S.3O noriif. - Mffont. nadb unions8ribge unb
$50 yia9m. = gffom. mao ilnionsgribee.
4.30. EadbIi. - Nffuni. Hnh GmorDzG5robe.
pdlt ftibt an Der BennibIuaniasabe sGtaliou.
Vtuets nto @epdds BiirenH, Nlbuugb'S, n
e1gTiess iiro geringioHaGtrabc.
once bnlfen an tlnicns. Benifblbanins athe. :.
sutton. NE s.aIbrosf' 5%eEfb' gpsnae) Citation.
0. W. Aowea. y. V. v.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
Baltimore 9amlpf'gadet.So.
4NI's ~ nnS saSsslaI Ilas SE Hisa

SIe Der. sfaaien.8oit bet6roernS.
men, bon ben ~BaD eine ".8iers. Ir. 1O-1s.
QiebtsSirabe, $50 gbenbS, brett na1 Oh
9Olni Comfort. @erioIf. @orismeuib ufo allen
9oini Comfort nit e. & O.sGifen6obn- mao
Ri6monbc 8erblnbunQ IN Portsmouth nit benz
fsS SsdS0q na4 VII sira aiDe' ! In Sor sIHIgP s SSr SSsis,
nit Der ~aiInntic Coat Cine. NortoIt un6
Garelina, gpriolf ino tiibii9y gsorfoIf nnb
S Ssrn. @a aRR tom 3 R Z ,snS s s.tih@sntOamSS@, g Sa."
MGblSeiten mad eurupdttnem Blame. 2irii'
ribie aaiiiten5iminer, elefirtfhe N~eitIptina,
9nmptbei6une. aplel iFet. Telerb!rte 1otltep
Rr. 32t, 0eftsBoItimoresS trabe, CIR. sos nno
sos, 1isbtsGtrnbe. e. ". g.. Office, gr, 2tb,
Rorb,G barIessS trabe nnb aIbdnab'S, gtarIess
unh gertnetonsStr1he
SuBH U. GbertugOb, q. Sreten,
Blee.Braf. u. @en.' WaHaetr. gen.sEaH. .aaeri
(Hea2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
NOrOOenti6er 0lObS.
&~eselmGhige 9ampfIdifffagrt
5~lpiidben

Ee8elmGRige 0amphhtfffagrt
5ipiiden
Baltimore nn0 Bremen
burh Die neltet ttno erprobten, nit
alien 8equemIi9teiten perieberen
P%oItOampfer erIter Gloiie:
nHbeiu," n9ranoenbure,"
nRedar," sGbemnib,"
nWaoin," r8resInu."
Die grpeOitionstage iiu6 tpie folet
bon Baltimore:
p9re8lau," Somitag, Sen s. 9(pril.
2 ll6r Ro6mittags.
nStuttgart, Mittmp6, Sen IL. Qpril,
2 ll6r Radmtttdgs.
DG6eumis, Mittpo6L oen 10. Ipril,
2 llbr Rahmittogs.
.&6Gn," MittpofL Sen &c. apriI,
No1mitta98 9 ll6r.
nMoin" Mittipod), 0en 3. Mui,
HoGnittoaS 2 llbr.
nSouuoper," MittuoGL oen 10. 0tai,
Rad)mittngS 2 llDr.
3meite 9aiiite.B aiiaoe.Breis:
bon $4,000 an,
8nii6enoeds Yaiiaae-Breiie
Ron gar.lmpr. raap eremsn -. $4,000
0uu Bremen nudI Baltimore $500.
Runbreiie.ginete pun Baltimore nan Bremen
uuo 5urtd S11 30,
Beaen Sra9t uuo Bainee iperoe man ib
an Ole 8enerals ~glaenten
U. Sdmmadjer e 60,
SCR. Z. Siio.@ ab.S traBe,
ooer
@SiuarS Saline,
Office bcs nDeHtimeu 9orreippuOruien,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
Wnnhernnae Gntbefnnn.

Srau ". gieiHng, Electromagnetic GpesiaIifiu
fur 5~rautnsaeiben. 9Gmen foqten fi6 In allen
Fallen pertrauli6er Art az Ilid ipenoen. gSenu
bate ME einen eiRjisen 5e3lftI1a. Grieidjte.
ruHa In as StirfIoer ooer feline Be5nbIing bers
Iaiet. aein e6mer4 ooer Sefatr. o6er Inter.
epredsimner oSer britfIi6, SO, 8ribatrinfer.
fommen iiir 9omen. GefduIfe 58drierinnen.
MeratIige 9ebanolng2 tosnr getpiinfdt. strens
nerfraiilid. @athertbeilItnG icifenfrei. Gpreds
bon 3 bis 5 giadm. 5raii U. Hfefltna VT. 10,
aRst<5atette.e ttaHs. (Wtdts9.1&E.1 S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

fs.45 Soym., 1850 uno l5.55 giadut. @amoeir,
Station. 800 uHb 1900 Born, 1905 init.
tags, 400, 2b.35, 600 nno ait.t0 stbenbs.
breeertd, glt. goe1lsGtatton. 7s4b. l9.4s q,
8orm., 1875. 1880 unb $3.50 abenbS.
@iHdefter, mRt. Mo1nIsG tutiof, ITO 3. NIB
l249 y. @amoen'Gtation, 1870 9., 1900 nns
1880 Nacbm.
Sagerstolun, Wt. fobuI.S tatton, is45 Born.
1850 9tGbm. gnnoensS Station, 1900 Borut..
1880 unb 400 g1dm.
l7.35, 29.15 gorm, les, 1880, $500 Racbus..
$3.50 uno *tt.4 3 gbetoS.
Curtis gab, Gamoense t1tipn. Ie.2s Born.
fnrdp. Wt. RobaIsgtution, s2,49 gadu.
sGomoen, 9tation 300 godbm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
9amburg.N
- Ran -
Slgmpatb--GberbO --Sambars
9Oppeli6rnabcn-
Grrres. ua0 8aGaaier. 0irnit.

= 2essR SH DBuer far 2pnbon nno Sara a..
Sambnrg-&
81 8roaomap, 4enN0orf.
artbxr 8. &obioa,
IL @eit.Gentre Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
Yeswet(er
UUn enpfeBIcnsmertbeR 5inaRs.,
GRsrOs. nnS GnSetnil-@ sIdGfteH.
ST an3ieII 8.
8onfen.

Girit @attonaT 9ont, is, 8eIt-Saro.
toga :. StraBe; S. 8. Sergition,
BrdIioent; 8. 9. 8iIcor, RoIiirer.
Sormers' onb Wer6ants' @ationaI
8anf. 30t, @or6,G CHARLES. Strabe;
@bos. &. Craze, 8rGitoent; Garter
g. Ssburr, Raiiirer.
9eutide 9unt, 2egineton- unS SoIt-
bop.StraBe; ". s. SdrIa, 8rdfi-
bent; &uauit @eber, 2aiitrer.
Commercial ano Farmers 0otionaI
9ant, Soluor6- uno @erman.Str.
8eitern 3otional 8onf, ID, @or6.
@utom.S troBe; Soibuo 6. Sarpep,
SraiiOcnt; ". @orrtott. aaiiirer.
3rooers' ano Netonics' 0otionaI
ganf, @utap- un6 5apeite.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
Gbciapcafc 9ampfcr.G ompaanie.

d.
0befnpCntet2inie.
9leannie gaiideier 5ampfer pgtuguiia" mo
sMtl1itl" mad
Clb EDint Comfort nuo WDrfolt, M,
SnItpter berlnilen Baltimore tdglid taltSges
%foninlen GonntagSJ MN $50 MOUNDS upo ill,ts
men In Oh 4'Oini Comfort UNI 9 llbr DlorqciiS
lno in ~9toriolf nm IT'S WtUrgeris an, an
lbliebeilo, al bic @ifenbabn8ilQe nab aleH
BtntteH hes Siioens unb SiioiUeilen5.
ortsHiuer.9inic.
9le9nnte Y1fia0iet Sampfer n96urlOi.e" mo
Baltimore"
nddI @eitsYutnt nuo jiidniun0, va.
Saf1pfer b~erI1ten Baltimore tdgllh td.tSde.
%roiinlen Gorntags( nm 8 llbr gidhmitiuN3 mn
tonIlleli 81 gSeitsF0iiit INT 7.30 MurgCIi5 ms
81 Midmonh nm 0.26 Wiorqcns an.
Die an WloritngeL Wtiiiiuoden mo 5reitugeH
bon baltimore ahtnbreroeit Suunpter. MO 6te
bon lSetf. BoiHt an 9ienftdaeL Sonneritl zen
lno Sdrlitagett abfabreH, Ieaen in @loueciters
Botlt lHio NtiHoHo's an; Hn0 bic an SirnitGs
aerI, 8onneriilaeH uno sSduitllen BON g,nlit.
more itno an Wlontdpen. UiitiiD0ben luo Sretf
tdgett bon 9Seit Bout abiubrenbeH Sdl;p,cr
le9en IN Dorfiolpn uiio 9laDsgdnf an tbsi Giits
tiigem gSeiterl.
1ampfer perlafeu Baltimore pom Bier Nr. 10
tno 10, eigbiit rnReu.g Serfte.
EURO tilele nab allen Fliliiteii torHef ge.
lt6ert @epad ,nlteeeeben uuo, Sellterilmner
I'M sordliS reterotrt lUeroett In oeIi DieitgeH
billet Alre1nr: ySr. 317, 3Drb.6 6nrieS. StyaSc,
Tr. 1871, Sltsgaltintorc. res traBe, ODER ben Saiipi
Nilreanr; VI. go, sigbt' Strahe. Baltimore, Ulo.
Neaben Sufter, e.. Z. 6biSm,
@elt sSei6ditsfibrer. Sen. Patiagier f9t1sHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

Gtaat Warbfanb, .1.hat. 44Ytt .ed
gertdrrnnas.1 tpartemeat,
Gonmiiia rs. 3irean.
Baltimore, ben 81. Gan. 1905.
Sd befdeiniee birrrlit, oab gorftebenbes cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abidrlft hes 4isipeifes oeS
y9er. gtaateu. 3weiges ber fyrdaffnrter g1art.
ne-tlnfan. nno spisgelalas'N erfidernnassGom
pagute ppn Srantfurt, 9eutid,ianb," bis ann
81. DECEMBER 1904, iuie er In oiefem glreau
eifgerei6. poroer, II.
8rauf Z. Duncan,
fs3.90.7) Neriideriiuass eprrmtHfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

@antiers un6 WafIer.
SambIeton & 60, IL, OIt.2erington.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
etaat M'arblano,

Gfnnt WaF1Innb,
@erFderunas. Trpartement,
Gontmtiidrs.9iireau
nlttt1or re, ben 4. Jebr. 1905.
Sd bef6einiae hermit, oGb 8oritebenoes elne
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gibidriit bes glnsiueiies Der
uYreferreMo Mceioent : BcridserunaS . Gompaa.
nte OUn RelusY)prt" bis sum 81. 9esember
1904, uie er In biefem giirean eingereiht
fuoroen, 1T.
6ranf 7. 1nncnn,
(S3,90.O SerftberunaSs Goinmiiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
@erdants' e &iners' sranspor-
tatipn Gompasn.
9aMbfeTs3fpten.

TambItrsYipit
gta@ Bofien unb benz Often; iebsn Wiontna,
9ienftaa, DoHneritae uto Samfiag, ubenos
o tlbr.
Ra1 Brobtberce nnb benz Often: iebenScnfi.
tag, Mittiuod nnb Sreltda, NbenbB 8 iibr.
Nd6 geiuport : Netps unb NorfoIf: tdeli@
iim 8 tibr elbenbs.
8ra6t tpirb tdaItb bis 8 lltr aben6s fur an
BEN 3dge nbfubsenoe 8dntpfer anaefiummen.
Nad Gdbannab unb benz G1ben: ieben Iten.
flag, 9onnerftaa iiRb GdmItna, abenoS 9 19r.
Boftoner in6 Rrosioenee : 9ampfer fabren
bon Der Nerfte nm 6ube bes Cong 9ods ab;
@abunnnbsG ampfer bon ber g8erffe ati 0ubs
Der SBtft'Sals,N beinie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
8eitidrtften . Ra9aain etc.
Baltimore Rems Co., 318, BeIt.
Sermons traBe.
Die yGricsIun.Qinie."

gitraliibe gSofers9ioute ourcb Den aonal mad
Bbtl1oelpbia idgIi6 (SonntneS ausgenommen)
nm 8 lbr Wloreens, bon Der 9iebts II. Bratts
@eoree'S, 8eIaiporeseifp unS Gbeiier. ga, an.
balteHo 9tif Ded (n16 9biIaoeIp5i1) $3.50.
ssaiiite $500. gtinrfon, Is 1aee aiiltie, $3.50.
aiIaniIe.ci nbi s ssr 70 Srf p tSdie ss4 s sdS.
gorf 81. 6rfurftot SO. Serner 9ur6fabrtss
gilete mad n1roIi6en 9nnften. 5abrs9taeie
tito I'M Yiiredn nnb bel MlbduabS 81 buben.
G6retbt ipeeei Jleifefiibrer.
Clarence Sbrioer, @aeIt.
gr. 20s, piabtsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

Seuer.8 eritberu .agenten.
Some S%rieubIp Society, 1926, Gin
ben . @pente.
%. &. SbadeIforo & Co., 2, Oft.
Saratogaitrobe.
$enrp 30. 8arfieIo (8obuD, 2t0.
Sit-2eringtonItraBe.
girdbeao & Con, GA, SIt.2erine.
ton StroBe.
SenneB & SapIor, 3O6, Sit.2erine.
ton Strnbe.
Eitrner & &bomas, 2, OIt-Saratoga.
Strobe. 3t
sc. .. SeIoen, II, Sft-BIeaiant.
Strabs.
0u6banbhtng.
MrS. 90. Martin 715, lt.2ering.
ten T.. StroBe.
Sereriidere WobeI- 2ogerune.
@rabam's @orebouie, Barf Npeilp
uno 9oIpbin-G traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
Manmcr nnS Traaen fommt m uus.

WIdtrer ino 5raiefi nit gebeimen Qrant6ei.
ten ooer- misunderstanding, @efhlpiren, ansfals
giftnng, Nriifer. S1utuusf6ldgeit, A~6elmatis-
mus, 8erluit Der WianBblrfeff, GlaieIis uno
9iterenleloen. W4aitoarmIeioen. Sdmorrboioen,
GralIfbetien %iouteii lid bertrouenspoa all ms
%ipe1oen. Sebentcnbe Spe5ilIiiten meroe1t Gle
nlterilbeIl lino ~foitenfret cine ipiiienfbditlibe
Dor Der Seilnng 5l be5nbIen. 98ir 6eileit raid.
itter, t9mer5los mo oanerbaft, nnb bcbanne.n
Int 9ebetme &r1tifbetfen bon Miilllern Ino
Denn6ri6tiget Gle ms. il1o mir bebdnoein
sic in Sbrer &obunna. SeiIing g~nrnntfri ooer
5iipt 8uftfnrte bel, fuenn Sbr i6reibt an 9r.
gbilips Meoicnf Snititnte, 1897 Eit.9rait. Str.,
Baltimore, NIB. 9eutf6 ipiro geiproGen.
(UPntff ,I&S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
gsrFdernues . 4nsweiIe.
2ura Ous grrt@erHnbs 2cpartsment.

Ausmcis f6er ben staue Scr Mutual pife IN.
inrance 6unIpnun INN Baltimore, W}o,, Z"
am 81. Ec5ember 1904,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

@run6eigentbuHs -Nafler.
Bierre 6. 9ugar & 9epbetu, 16
2erington.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

Snrd has gerfferunas.5 Department..
NasiueiS hber ben StnHo beS Ser. efnafeu.
3tueiges ber y8rantfnrfer W,arlne.tlntalf
nnb Observation-Disclosures : Gumpag.
ME" BON 9ranlinrt, Stntfhfanb, am 81.
Te5emter 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06
q. U. gIalnehaa. aetnt,
1ongs8od.
%. 9. Tarnes, s..8..a.
u. Q. sttbbtnS, 6.sM,

Satipt6iirenu eiibpft.Gde @erman. Nno
2ight.Strabe. Srn6t mo RdiIages QiireaIt -
Dir. 32t, gSeit.gaftlmorc .etrahe. uf3,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

Sbe Mpers & Sids Co., 104, Sib.
Soparb.S trabe.
8aiiboI5.S6n6Ier.
EboS. Mattbetps & Son, Canton.
apenue iino IIbemarIe-S troBe.
Geo. s. SIoan & 8ro., Ala, 2iebt.
StroBe.
8let- un6 emaiuirte StabImaaren.
NationaI @nameIing & Stamping
Co., 100, Sanoper.S trabe.
Dmnpfmaidinen, 2eIiel II. pimpen.
8alace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombarb-S traBe.
2anbwirtidaftIihe @eratbe unS Sd.
mereien.
@riffitb & Tnrner Co., 205, Rorb.
BaeaitraBe.
SrnnmentaIe 9rabt,arbeiten.
9ufur & Co., 31t, 81. .SoUar6-S ctr.
Sdnitt. un6 Giiraipaaren.
armiirong, Gator 4 Co., 106-18,
SopfinssB Iaee.
SreeeIlos, Sertel & 60, t09, Sop.
fins.gIace.
Sbiiren, 5eniterrabMen ii. @aiiIeaiir.
Sranf 8. BatfinS & Co., gratt. un6
Rrelibent.S Stripe.
Sdnupftabafs Sabritanten.
n. Starr & Co., 436. Roro.goIpert.
StroBe.
8eitidrtften . Naaa5in etc.
Baltimore NetnS Co., 318, Beit
@ern1at.S traBe.
Grieobofe.
2oubon Bart geneterp. Office 81,
8eft.S aratoga.S trnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

Sporbanfen.
Central Sooines @ont, CHARLES.
nnO 9erington.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-06

YetusyDorf.
SeftIi9 8erG. @nmoen BerI. aPt. RobaI
S6Inhu1ggou ,...Td9I. 3.61 u. S.b5 B.
IsorIor e Spelfe. .TdeI. 1856 o. 1900 B.g
8hitei ssnrIor, niisa. 3. $50 @. e.b4 g.
RnrIor. epeile. MIR go. g.b2O. 0.67 g.
8nrIor. GpetIe. ausg; Q. 1903. uti.b4 8
Barlor, Speile. .Edel 1,55g. at.59R u.
p9ipeaf 2imiteb." ouSfdIieBIiner Runmau.9na.
gfiIlts, 8uudbs, 9nrIor., S6ferpationSs uuS
gpelfesA aaaons. 9dgI. 3.4s q. BS.e2R u.
garlor. Speile... .TdaI. 6.08 VI. 8.O5 ga
goades, Rbila., aus9 z. 7.55M 800 a@
eon6es, Bbila. . .9dGt. 600 ~ 'g.05 u. q
Gdlnfipdpgon. TdeI. 1899, @ ,pf f244 WR.
Ser lofale S6Infpnpgon mao Nefu.Y)orf III in
Mt. giobal. g,dbnboic nm 1000 sItenos snr Uni.
ndbIue bon 9uiidgieren berelt
70 nab NtInntie.G In an 8odentagen: Dl
nnd Ntfnuiie.gitp td1Iin.
gl1e .8lse baItert Tn @ifmtnstus. y ban
In 0hfiter an. x.tr,te
Reri Gauloeh 8etI sri. aobag
Fbila. Wtfom. MIR GaH. /, a.O6 q. 5, $40 W
RbiId. gfioul. ause. B. sis q. s.2e q.
pblIa. gTpreB, auSa. g. 2.20 q. 2s5 n.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
FRUIT TREES SUFFERED BUT
LITTLE FROM SUNDAY
NIGHTS FROSTS.
Universal Opinion of Fruit Men ir
Different Sections of the Fruit
Districts.

Little damage resulted to the fruit
crop by Sunday nights frosts is the
universal opinion of fruit men seen in
Walla Wal1a today. About the only
damage done was to early strawber-
ries and this will be slight owing to
the fact that only in very few locali-
ties are plants in bloom.
Mr.. Thonney's views were endorsed
by a number of fruit men residing in
different sections of the fruit district
who were in Walla Walla today. At
Milton it was feared the fruit crop was
hopelessly injured but after close ex-
amiantion of the trees the owners say
the damage will be slight. 1T was a
close CALL" one Milton man said this
morning. IF the temperature had
dropped three degrees lower the loss
would have been enormous"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
TAKES EXCEPTION TO STORY
PRINTED IN LAST EVENINGS
STATESMAN.
Denies the Report That He Victim
lied People in Spokane-WiIl
Remain Here.

Some one in Spokane is trying to
do me an injury" said w. E. Stanton,
who called at the Evening Statesman
office this morning to deny the story
that was printed alleging that he had
victimized about so persons in Spo-
kane. There is absolutely no truth
in the story and have not bilked any,
one. l came to Wal1a Walla about
three weeks ago in response to a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
my divorced wife, who is residing with
her sister Mrs. William Smith at No.
ia Pacific avenue. We separated
about two years ago and my wife Sc
been afflicted with Tuberculosis and
as her condition became dangerous she
Since my arrival here we have remar-
ried. l intend to remain in Walla Wal
ia and have made arrangements to
open a barber shop in the Mott build
ing on East Main street. The story
printed does me a great injustice and
1 desire that you publish my version
of the affair in order that l be placed
in the right light before the people
of Walla Walla.''
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
A. e. WINSHlP OF BOSTON WILL
VISIT WHITMAN COLLEGE
NEXT MONDAY.
One of Best Known Newspaper Men
and Authors in the United
States-WilI Lecture.

A. E. Winship, one of the noted
journalists and authors of the United
States, will be in Walla Walla next
Monday and pay visit to Whitman
college. By special request Mr.. Win
ship has consented to deliver a lee
tGre in the college chapel Monday eve
ming on some educational topic to be
chosen after his arrival. While in
Walla Walla Mr. Winship will be the
guest of President and Mrs. S. B. L.
Penrose. The distinguished gentleman
resides in Boston where he is the ii-
rector of the Journal of Education, one
OF the best educational journals of the
country. For many years he was pres
ident of the New England Press as
ISOLATION and at one time held the
presidency of the Massachusetts Re-
Winship has devoted the most of his
life to newspaper work and in addi-
ton has found time to write several
books that have become popular with
the reading public. He is making a
tour of the Pacific Northwest and will
stop off at Walla Walla on his way
to the Sound cities.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11

ba it is hard to forecast. Rumor mas
it that the lieutenant governor has
positively refused to grant dissolution
and deadlock would appear assured
were it not for the fact that seeding
time is now rapidly approaching and
the government must realize that it is
impossible to fight an election or
arouse enthusiasm until that all i'm
portant operation is over.
Scene in a Church.
remarkable statement was made
by a prominent minister in the city
regarding the Manitoba political crisis
and school question, the occasion be-
ing a lecture by Rev. John Mcneil at
the First Baptist church on THE Max
ing of the Nation" The reputation Of
the lecturer is so great and his SINGER
ity so we'll known that the big church
was crowded to the doors. Towards
the close of an interesting address he
referred briefly te the question of the
hour in Canadian politics, and his
opinion was made SO clear and def
mite that it awoke a remarkable re-
Spouse from the great audience which
rose to it's feet cheering. He said:
Some believe that the present con-
ditiOns can result only in sectarian
strife, and are afraid accordingly. But
1 say to you tonight solemnly and de-
liberately, if the cutlery against the
aggression of the foreign hierarchy
results in a conflict that it will place
all creeds on an equality, then the
sooner that conflict comes, and the
sharper it is, the better for all Gods
people"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
LAWSON ON THE PLATFORM
Frenzied Finance Man Will Talk of
Standard Oil Methods

TOPEKA, Kas., April 11.-Thomas
w. Lawson in accepting in Boston an
invitation by Governor Hocn to speak
at the Chautauqua at Ottawa, Kas.,
on the Standard Oil, writes:
Your people can count on me at
any time and all times to do anything
in my power, and l will ask for moth
ing for what may do but the right to
uncover on the day a million Old
Glories are flung to the breeze, with
the inscription across their faces,
Kansas led, but the nation followed F.;
and to uncover on the day We ali at
tend the funeral of the Standard Oil
and it's countless nellish offsprings.
But a word of caution-watch out
don't sleep. Don't be off your guard
an instant, for the harlot is at her old
tricks and at the present moment her
undermines, with their bags. barrels
and hogsheads with the stuff, are
pointed towards your state. When
they arrive it will be a good and brave
citizen who can resist their persuasive
power.
Il know KansanS are a brave lot
and stayers, too, but don't forget that
you are up against the real thing, and
that the motto of the Standard Oil is:
If we can't do it today we can to-
morrow Keep in mind this fight is
opened, but that your people will have
many a day of disbursement, many
a day wnen they will falter, and that
all the time Standard Oil has fresh
reinforcements ready. Also bear in
mind that you can lick them to a stand
still, and will only have to do it once.
Then the name Kansas will be
synonymous with Swiss in every age
and every cline. God be with you in
your fight. THOS. w. LAWSON"