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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

How much We owe to tho sympathetic
side OF wonlankind. When others suffer
they cheerfully lend helping hand
They tell You the means which brought
relief to them. that you may profit by
their experience. Read tho Testimony
given here by a Richmond woman, 8
Mrs NJ. a. Hughes, Of s40S Marshal ST.
says /, 1T suffered very severely with my
back for n long time. The pain at times
being Intense. STOPPING or Hfting was
impossible for me, because sharp tTlnges
always pierced the region Of my Kidneys,
If II caught cold,8 his trouble was aggrar
waited, Il saw ponn's Kidney Pills adj.
ayertlsed, and thinking they might help
mo, I procured a box At Owens q N NOR
Drug Co, They benefited me almost
inmed lately. and on continuing their use,
II found them do me more good than a. !
the other remedies I ever used put to-
gether, am pleased to recommend
4 Dpall's Kidney I'llls.' ri
" For sale by, all dealers. Price 80 cents,
SFoster-Nl llburn Co. Buffalo, N, *, sole
agents forthe United States. n
Remember the name poan' Sand takel
mo al her, IN ny III & ts9ts & III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
\. NEGROES FIGHT D! DEADLY D y
BA7iTl[VA|'THA. 4 ,! J! ! /.
Two 1 Killed Outright and ona.
Injured in Attempt e
Arrest B cks.

7SpecIn
MEI1PEIs, TEN Mar. "A. :; 4, Comm e,
saws Il pitched battle was fought between
q sherlff's posse OF white men and TIRES reg
negroes suspected of murde on the shore nor
OF the lake near that town MS Is y AFTER
noon two5of the blacks being killed out,
;rirhts and SC. b owens. manager Of Red
Leaf plantation. wounded lin ~ the ri
The third negro esca ped to the wood s..
Blood hounds were sent for and { put on
will Sc Scapture before nlornin 6.
The bodies of tho negroesiwere taken 70
Lake Village and placed lin the county
,jal, where they were viewed by large
crowds. 3lsii5 !, Y 8,
Recently two brothers, named Watson,
were murd cred near Dumas, Y a rk.,S ana
the fthres negroes were said to have par
5tcIpated In the crime. ID 81 is5 55ii .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
HENRY '|.' REED | dead D !! !
IN B0ST0 ON. |. i {. Il.
(By Associated Press,)

NEW & york. March ia s man who
registered at the Grand Union II 9 tel last
night as Henry B. Reed, OF Boston, and
engaged d suite OF three rooms. was found
dead 4 in his bed to-day. Ell. Il y, n
b The coroner decided after the investi-
CATION that Reelfs death was due. to heart
failure. White powder, found In che room,
which the police made the basls OF nm IN
common remedy for heart trouble. Reed
was 60 years old and very wealthy. lie
was senior member Of the8frm Of Nash,
spaulding 81 Company, owners Of: the
owner Of stock In The American Sugar
Refining Company and a dlrector.of the
Pullman y Palace Car Company. lie had
not -been lin good health. NJ t5 is 4, I'm 5,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
.P'.ED[AR CASES.
COMP.
Petersburg stalmellt : Nler-
chants Only Sold 't'l;il.3 5555
on Order 5Iis
HEAVY FINES ARE ! 4: IMPOSED n! 'I|::


55l#. (Speclal TO The Time Dispatch
PETERSBURG March Ma e - 4.-T The
iEttrick peddler cases have been com on. 4
prom iscd IL
Several Petersburg instalment mel, mer-
cha1, tx were involved 5inSs the mat tcr, but
claimed 4 that they only ellyered goods 7s74'
III Ettrlck on order. and did not sell from rom
tho wa gon, as alleged, ithout q license.
v The terms OF compromise Il have mot !I'
bete ii, learned but II Is reported that fines
amounting to several hundred dollars 3tE
were imposed. 81 IN 8s Is n
D. BARKIs. IS WILL1N7s..H
25 ernor Mon.a gl,e u has " written: to
n essrs Carter r. Bishop =. 3. Davis l1l
ana & Simon Seward 81 the r. II III
ca MP expressing pleasure TO te
WITH tho Grand Camp Confederate
veterans in;grecelving the battl leila to
be returned. III y .s si5 $5S 95 l
Mcssrs. Bishop, Davis and Seward were
fa.npoirit a committee from a. s Il Z. IN Hill
{ramn n Is suggest to Governor Montague
that the Grand Camp have charge OF the
arrangements for receiving the ia i .it
IN his letter the Governor says that tho
pleasure OF the Grand Camp In this mat n +,
ter is his pleasure. 81
Il Is nderstood that a steamer Will soon
be. nut on IA ppoma ttox River to ply be- d
tween Petersburg and James River land and
iinrs as far az Jamestown Island.
IssSs,5 CEIANNEL3sNVO n k.3 1S$ 4.
81 work on tho Appomatt ox River itsel &
In its present channel, will be begun by
the government bout the middle OF April.
The river is to be made twelve feet deep
.ntshigh water and forty feet wild which
ia ten feet wider than usual. MI
Il The Board OF Aid ermen last evening
refused to concur in the Councils reao-l
luton prohibiting the keeping Of hogs
within the city limits. 4 motion to mark
ana re1,mber tho Il streets y Of III the city
was referred to the Street Committee !.
5The Board voted to take off the tax OF
three dollars now imposed for each the g.
satrical performance here. & 57
ss3 E1vangelistlcs services are being con-
Quoted at Swift Creek, in Chesterfield
county BY Evangelist w. II. Vest. Of
4 q old sboro, N. c.. The services are held
at Woodlawn Baptist Church during this his
week. MA \ n; Il; RS /. III.
Y Mr. ana Mrs, P. r. Duggan desire 70. es-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
0ES.AOT1i B|EL! |. {.
WOMAN WAS [ ( { POISONED !! { J. | D
lByl Associated Press.

7By AkHOciA1eu F'FtyB. w 4 1II 90
, March 4. ~ President David
starr Jordan, OF Stanford University, who
lisa tloct of inedt cine. has nphat ically
fords d cat Ii was not due to strychnine,
poisoning. II g. says that " hen he be-
come familiar with her symptoms he,
reached tina tR3 conclusion ~
S The Territorial Senate to- day decided to
adjourn at 9 o clock Il tomorrow. and VI the
Senators viii attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Stanford In a body. The louise did not
vote TO aid jouril.s S5isii ~ 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Artificial Milk

x process has recently been patented
inslCanntlr for the manufactures Of NIL kS
nowder. which consists OF 5nliSing With
miik Il Ssufticlent quantityEof milk salts
to renderItl the alhumon solub such as n
nn,,' cent. of5nitrnte or calcium and phos-l
pphate OF notasslun, The milk Is then
nvm nornted and SsnoncTystalne sugar la
added III i proportion of,nbouts 4 70 z per
cent. OF the weight OF the milk IN order
TO preyent decomposition. VI fi Il Fl ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
@f ~ n 7t73
llHopeful Old Goose.

sir III am Maxim says or the Il wing ma
chino he is making y es,5 this time q
think i have q etllly solved the prob enl.$
IL have always said that II "a goose fGttn
on Il n years. stla be 66 my mex BIRTH
day but as "A mel her slnok nor I drink.
d gam d tough old fellow, and q mean TO-
fly before INpeg out Or or bus t. 31
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Death Of Mrs. Dr.. Matthew's

Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.) 81 5t S
9 I;AiPoRtA. niarch "a j .--hirs:is Dr.
Mathews sister of Judge Leo. y q rrcl lied at
her home In Ismporiaffy fter a short ness
this morning. II "
q & Mrs. ghlatkewss death came as a surprise
to her large circle of friends as a II thought
s her condI tionR was rapidly improving over what
IL [ had hecnf for several days past.
ia The body OF Mrs. NJ athcws WILL be Inferred
/at tho. family burying plot north OF 8Belfield,
q to. morrow afternoon. 5g4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
CHARGING GRAFT 4. \
BIGsIU [ Y 4 STRIKE X!

7 ~ me
ssyYAsIIIG MT IN. D Ma re q
Charges have a been d filed With Isl Samuel
Gompers , presid don't ofE the Anne ri M re fl-s
erniionEof Labor Snlleg 81 $sa thur
the subway and elevated ra ilroal strike lll
In New Yor1 was eng cred .for. 7 , 8 sole
sptlrposc OF being Il broken. Mr.. "a Conn ers
said the charges would be- Invest igated::ss
The oflclals of the union,f Is isG dec laret,i
received orr expe cted 1t q 8recel Y eS NJ large
reward for bringing q bout the strike 3 RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
j: Fire D. es 5, !. o ,,j 4 e own
3g NJ A Z ancinted press.l . b

(I3y ASSO cluteu iFress.J
N1F1N1PHIs s3,r E1ryN.. rs March IA. "A Com
..merci al Appeal special from B len, Miss,
saws the business portion OF that town
was pract lcnlly wi ped out by. fire TO- day.
tho losses totalltng nearly $bO, 0(0 535 ~ We
stores and N ono res ldence n were NJ burneu'
Little Insurance was carrled III AT VI Sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Simply Write Ne /.

4 The oftsr Is open to- every one. everywhere.
who has not tried my remedy hut you must
viii send YOU an order ion your druggist
Which, he vii accept as gladly as no would ae q
s shheiI a standavd sized package and he Will
send the BIZ! to ne. There are no condit ons.-
no'reauirements a II shat, I! ask you 70 90 Y g
on Rhspmat!sl beside. IT Is free. y Will help
You to understand your case ADDRESS pf,
shoop, eIaox Q sSs, Racine, " H. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
ii Certain Relief

\ &
s,rhe secret lay In a wonderful cheniccal&l
found In Germany. When found this chem-
icnl, II knew that could make a. RheuH,atinl
curs that would be practically certain nut
even then. before made an aMnouncemss.nt-11
made more than 1000 tests! And my failures
were butte per cent. % h is ~ =
This German chemical Is not the only inEra-
dent I use in Or. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure
but 1t made the iremed poss!b e-made possible
an achievement which, ! doubt not, could have
been made In no other way. vi ss G y
4 This chemlcal was very expensive, The duty.
too, was high In all 1T cost me IT, 90 per
pound. But What Is 1890 per pound Tor q + 4.
remedy for the worlds most painful dlseasel-
for q r E1AI. relief from tho greatest torture
human beings know n y Sti & u
III don't mean that Pr shGop'ss, I! Rhsumn ~,
that ia Impossible. But X will drive from!
tho blood the poison. that causes pain and
swelling, = and then that 10 the end of the
pain aud sWe lng-the end q the suffering
Inc end OF Rheunatlsnl.9 That IL why ! can
aftord ia make this liberal ofser-that 10 why
i can afford 10 spend the FIRST dollar that
Rheumatic sufferers the K WoFld I, oYes, may
of remedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

q ask no sdepnstt-no refcrence-no security.
There Ia nothing to ttsk-not hing to PROMISE
nothing to pay, either now or later, Any Rhe9-
matte sur erer$ 3 who does not know my remedy
may have a full dollar, . worth frse 7 Q try,s;
~ Willingly make thiE liberal offer because!
know that DR. shoop's Rheumatic Remedy
may be rel ed upon AYs ~ ring the ut
most relief that medicine can. Years before
OF Rheumatism. For Rheumatism, 70 really
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
b \. ~. q Z, \. +, sl-,t
Modern lIurnorists.

time Kuropatkin gets licked the war Of
flee gravely " announces That IT. was all
part tpf a. prearranged plan, as uro pats
ikin3ilad intended 4 to do his real I'll htlng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Where Our Apples Co.

In 1903 tho enormous amount Of "a | ,0o0. -S
600 bushels of American and v Canadian
app les was sold In 4 the English market,
and from present ar rance Y la record
will be nearly IL not quite, equalet from
the lcrop of 1904. l6aas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Iohn#Howa'aEir.d.

.SaS (I,S, Associated Press Ell Id XII
KS MILWAUKEE, 81 w 81 March 14.-Johnj
Howard, eight y years oil who was chief T.
prosecuting witness at the trial Of Cap
tain WIrz, the oftlcerSsin@ charge of Ans
Jacksonville prison. Is dead. FIow ward was
faeVctcran OF the Mexican and Civil Wars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
A Dollar s Worth Free
10 Any Rheumatic Sufferer

$S spent twenty years in perimenting hos
fore felt satisfied that I had a. certain remedy
FOR this dread disease,-a remedy which would
not only clean out the poison, but one which,
would stop Its formal lon. giG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

M ana Mrs. p. r. Duggan desire 10 .ex-
prcss their heartfelt thanks Ia their friends
forf the kindEeAs shown to 4 them during the
Illness, OF their son. tho late A.. a.. Duggan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

Aoia sTSsy p Mh III goods w
seno ~ ono ~ fPhlade phla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
CA H
fragt die Die ots. De lg lnmstG ssauft liah
:: :. NMN1ZM
Wefanntmahnugcn.
sau.eomite oes neuen @~tridasnnies.

fillmore ben 4. ltai 1905.
6oroerltngssgtgchuf fiir ole Nepnratnr ncs
@eritbtsbnnies Der Staet Baltimore ,uerbeIl
bon bent nVodro Of g~fpuuos" BON Baltimore
eiltaeget geBulumen.
Soroerungss 9%ltaeboie niiifen in berIicaelier
Nrlelln1ldldaeIt M oeu .V0aro OF NiuaroS"
aerelitrt mo al Der gibcnieite nit Der Viii.
lbrttt DRropotalo ior ibc alterations in gSeti
5acdoe OF the Court 0oule for Baltimore Gitb"
oerleben ietlt, mo bis Wiititpod, ben 81. Wiai
800. Spruliiiaas II llbr, bel prH. SarrO q.
ponper tStaoir1ieaiitrator1 IN oelien Nitreau
I'M 9lntbbaufe eIiaereiht iperorr.
Seoee Sorocrutas Nngcboi mus bon ciuem
beglunbiRten Shed in ncr pObe bon einem lirui
5elt Il Bro5enD oes Netrules bee S0roerumqS
glllehoie, 5ublbar an ben Wiubor mo SiGots
rdlb bon baltimore. begletiet iein.
Ser ctfollreide gieier iuiro pebalicn fem,
Nilraidnft III iieueu uno Den ~9eiiinmunacn
ocs Staot'S barriers be5igli6 9outrdIie nuh5u
tommeIt.
3ei6nmaen II. Spe5iiifn iipncn f5nncn am II.
nab Snmft1a Den 6..gidt 1908, i'm Niirenu hee
grtliefien, Den 0erreu 29batt & goIting, 9lr.
2. Clf'Sertngiou Strabe, Baltimore. ein9cieben
lperoen.
Sie Neb6roe rcierbiri fh) bas Rent. iraeno
fuelde oocr ale anaeb0ie 5t ber1uerien.
y. Sian Tintanus, WiuDor, &orIiBer.
Neiiiiilt;
6. 6inb Simauus,
BriiioeHt Der GoniruftsV ebDrne.
iWtQtb II IL. 1f tS 20. 23 OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Gorbhenti9cr elobb.
&~eselmafise 9ampfdifffabrt
5uifden

ptNBNtA'nHsot
~5iutfdlen
Baltimore uno Bremen
6ur6 Die nelien ur6 erprobten, NIT
alien 9equemIi6feiten %berIebenen
8oltoampfer eriter &laiie:
.&beir," .9ranoenburg,"
.Nedar," .gbemnis,"
yWain," y8reslau."
Gie grpeoitionstase iinb pie folgt:
= bon Baltimore: -
,Waiu," Wittipod. Ben 3. Viai,
HobmittagS 9 llbr.
.Sonnoocr," Mittipodl, ben Il. Moi,
Tad)mittags 2 llbr.
y9rcSlau" Wittrpodl ben "a. Wat
Nadmittags 3 ll9r,
oG6cmnib," Wfittpod, Ben 81, Mot
Iod)mittogS 2 ll6r.
y9ronornburg," WiittmodL 0cn I,
Slni, Nodmittn9S = llbr.
,WoiL" MiittipodL ocn "A. SUM,
Nohmitto9S . ll6r.
3neite 2aiiite'H aiiage.Breis:
Vou $50. 90 AT.
-
3piidenoeds. Eaiiage-Breiie:
Bon sett,msr. mad, srsm.n,. 49,. S33.OO
bon Bremen nadi Baltimore $3.50.
RunbrsiIe.glnete ppu Baltimore naG Bremen
uno Surid S7i.50.
gBeeen Sra6t uno Gaiiaae ipenhe tlan it
al bic 1euerulsggenteu
v. Sdnmadjer e Co.,
4r. 7. Siio.@ Says trabe,
uber
Gomaro Maine,
CHiu bss ,Tentifen 9arrefpcnbeuten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
3eitfdr:ften Naeaain etc.
Baltimore Retps Co., 3t8. BeIt.
Germans traBe.
Sriebb6fe.
2o,tbon Yarf geneterp. Office 81,
Weft.S aratoga.S traBe.
8eitern IarDlanb Balm.
trat am 81. 5eDrnar 1905 In araft

\ frat nm q. Jebrnar 1905 In araft.
: Shgc ~oerlaien StlensGtdtiou. pie folet.
9agIid,.
40 Sornl. - G6neubue,. SauptIinie. Saafrss
iopH gfat .iesboro. q. 4 Us. Vabn uuo ben
Siioen, nto anspenominsu GcHntags y. D.
gnbn Snncod. Johannesburg. wlartinSburs
11.25 a5snSs - aiiom. na6 lniongribas.
49, Taaitd, aasgsne'nnsa eonntass.
Qlnie bitIid, bon Smorb'Jro1e. Carlisle unb
d. & o. Babn.
a.15 gorni. : Sanpill me. .paaerstoipn, 4aneo6.
Gtippensburp, Sreoertd, Giumitts6ura uno
u. x VI. Bd6n bis Clifton.
0t2 Sorm. - Nifom. nab ilnionsBrtoge.
Yorf mo 0ettDsburg.
225 gldfr1. - Mifpm. Hn6 @uurrbs0robe.
1926 gia6m. - MffJn. i,ah @norp'Orooe, z.
& 8. Sib.. foluie slorf.
800 HafIn. 9rpreb nab gneftminffer,
unionsNrioee. nuo oann siiom. bis Sagerss
topr. jofuie Sancod, 5reoerid, gmmittsburg
.5.2J Nadm. - GrpreH mad, Dot, Sansber
unb NettnsbMrg. IYarlor.Nar.)
$50 9adm. - glffom. mad @morbf6robe.
6.1b s.benhs - Aifom. mad lnions8ribee.
500 AbenoS glfiom. mad enorpsSr0be.
Wnr Gpuntngs.
$50 BORN. - Nfiom. nod u~ntor'Bribge uHb
SafloUer.
$50 piatnl., - Miorn. mad iinion.yrioee.
4.80 Ra1ri. - MffonI. mao emo 10 s9ro6s.
: SdIt niht ar Der Bennfplp1nia.abe sgfnfier.
s,tnets iino @epdds glreau. NlbaugbiS, Ode
GbdrIeS- uHb 9eringtonsS trabe.
Biiee balten an nnicns, Vennfblbanin.M pe.s,
d. 8. WfiSwole, 81 Z. R'
a. n. espsa, q. .. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
SAreau bcs etabt' 9ieaihrntprs.


altimore, Den %. glpriI 1905.
Wien oaraH interefitrte1 Yerionen miro bier
init ga6ribi eribeilt. Dab BET Stuots Sngenteur,
pte es our6 ben eIbfbniti 81 6, slrtifeI as 6es
NGltirrorerS toot'GooeE bon 1898 (SuppIenIeni)
ocrlanat miro, ben erilirenoen Blun uno ole
Bertbabf6limaen iir Die serdnoerung II. Wios
oifi5irine oes 5ipii1en Dem Wiupor nno Siaots
rdtb bon baltimore iite Charles ". Soof, IT,,
abeei6loNenen GontraIts fir Die gipeairling
uno YfIdiierung oesienigen IbeiIeS Der 6lii.
ton'sSenne bon Der oiileife Der 10. .eirabe biz
belt Der am s. Mai 1908 beftdttoten 8erorSs
il.nre yir; LOB i'm oaeugst, NorforSe ~ ireifsn
fir Ole Rioeuirung mo RtIafterung oes oan5e1i
2beiIes Der 9liftunf9leeilne. bon oer Siibpelt,
feite Der @ifioiDrsDttIs aoao bis arr 9Dciiiciie
Der Gbelfea'Ierrace. his gu ether aanBeli 0reite
bon 40 Sub, unitdit In elmer 0reiie bon 32
SUD, uno N|eitimTuInget Tit Die Be8abIuiie Der
onoiird eniiieleneeu 1ulietl ~.reffeno, In oieten
Biiream binterIeGi bat.
aue oappn Beri9riGH Retfoneu -ftb beredb.
tigt, interbnib 80 Iuaen BON Eatitm oieier
9ioti5. an, i'm toItjmprer Gtaotaertdtr b ourd
idritiIi6 eineereibte teiiiiou baeesen ,3u aps
peuircn. .'~0i'UeHUJ. n# 1l'J
SorrB a., Nspper,
aieaiffrdtOr Der Stuof Baltimore.
Wpril2A ,YtdI2,J, iD1t ~ 4..s r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

Sem Dort,-4. Mtni. - Nntbonn
6iolo, Der iunge @rootuncr Ior-
iduullgsreiienoc, ipeldcr inn iernen
Noroen ltronoete, lpiro uicleid,t BON
Dem Ser5og Don Orleans. Ocnt Yr1z
tcnocnten altf Den iroB6iiihen So.
n%igSthron, gerettct mcrOru. @iaion
3icgIer, luclder Die Hctnm0 Gioiu'S
81 beluerfitelligcn uitniht, oraoni'
iirtc cine expedition rntrr 1"Siibruu9
non @iaiom &. Champ, lucldc iid)
nod Srou8 'Soitpb'3 |0ro bcGcbcn
uno uoh 6ieIn illdcn ioQ, 9rpo, mic.
tbetc SIT oieiem 3luedc Sic Tompicr
oSerra NobH~Iimo u@cliitu. "l1
Seit SEER 3ieglcr Oic oNelaico"
mictbetc, bat Der Ncr5oQ non SrleunS
benGonpfer 1efuuit II. rBju cincSo6rt
nod penn -gtorbcn maiden, mn Oen
Norbpol 81 illdlcn. Gr bcitcbt oar.
olti, Dob fem Gcrtrcicr Ncrru ;3icg
ler'a an 9oro Der oNellico" ucrbleibc.
Ger Scr5og bat iid ollr bcrcit crfIGrt,
oui Sbonllon'o S3lono at Ianoen
ulto 2ebcnSmittcl fir Giolu 5uriid-
5uluIlen llno pcnm n0tbiQ audi nod)
6ron5 Soiepb'S Sono SIT iobrcn. nm
Den peruliBtcll 8orider ju iud)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
DC ,,TrtcsIpu.Giuic."

Nitrditibe gSaifers8uuie ourcb ben qanaI mad
lm 8 llbr 9ia5miiiags. bon Der Giebt, uro
Brat Strlbe. On getterion, DO, uno g6eiter,
Pa, arbalieno. slnf ged GAO BbiInoeIpbia)
$t.b0, Salute $500. 6rfnrfions 10 1ase Oil.
babn" $3.50. gieip' gort fper gabn bon Bbila.
beIpbiu) $500. GIfurfion III Iage) 5000.
Jeritet SnrdfabrtsBiae nab atlantic 4, Gitp,
Bileie itnb I'M gireau uio bel glbauebH au
Inben. AiidDer fiub ae0finet 5um YeIeaen bon
Eaten fit Sotniag5f6mlen nno 8ersine etc. iiir
erfiriionen dut ben ibnetIiabreneen Iagbooien
.Horo Bdltiniores uHo Benn." oeren Sabrten
llab g~eitertcn ino e6eiapeate,g Gin. DO, i'm
Snni 6%eginnet. Wlan f6teibe ODER penoe iih
an =
Glarenee ehriper, sfgent,
u01-) Hr. 204. 2tabtS traBe.
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G~Beiapcafc 0ampicr-Gumpasnic.

SUSIWPSWit
Gbeiapeafes2i aie.
9legdrte Yaffagier 3umpier .9thaufta" uno
.Mtlatia" mad
Glib Yoint Comfort uno 9,orfplf, Ia.
Sanipter b~erlniieH Baltimore tdglib tuusJe'
i%ioilnleii Sonntaas) nm $50 gbeiioS uno font
men in OLD 4soint Comfort unt q ttbr Wotgcn5
li1o IN Wortolf nm 7.15 Wpraens an, nlIs
lbltebeno an ole 6iienbabn5!iae udd alen
Bllnften oe5 Giioens lHh SiiotpefienS.
Nurf.Jiuer.fi
Slegante Vdffa9ier Sampler neburIoi,s" uno
baltimore"
8ainpfer p~erluilen Baltimore tdelih (niSlc.
nornmei SonntagS) mt 3 llbr G~ndbmIftnnS mo
fo1tiner 5l gSeitsBoint nm T.30 W,ur1ells mlo
81 9itblncno nm 0.25 UiorgenS an.
Sie an Wlonidgen. Wiiiipoden uno SrcttGgen
bon N1lililore, abinbrenoet Sdmpier. mo bIe
BON We'fiBoint an Sieniiapen. SpuneritnRen
nnn Sdnlltngelt abfabren, leaer tn @Iuuecilers
Fot'i mo Wlrronos an: u'b eie an Sienitn'
9et, 2onitetlidAen itio Gamitneeu bon 9,1liia
more uno an Diontapen, Wlitio0den uno Srei.
tdgeIl bon gSet BoiRt abfdbreHoet Sampler
le9e1 ti ,yoriioun nno elaDslanf an tDei Glli'
tiigem 99etter).
Tampfer n~eriaiieu Naftimurs pom Bier Wr. IL
ANA, 10, 4tebttf ra bsn.g III rfte.
Surd.Vtlcte nod dueH Eunften fornen ee,
lidert Sepdd auteeaebeH iiito staiilienlinmer
I'M 8ornuS referoirt iperoen ii ben Diciigen
NtletVlrenir: Nr. 3t7, Hprb.6 bcrles. etrabe,
Y. ~. Nobion, sl9eit. Tr. t27, Sit.gatimorc.
StraHe, ODER Den Sdlpt Biiredur: Tr. $50,
Siabt. strate, baltimore. Uio.
sirnbtn 1uiter, e. 7. Gbtsn.
7. 8. Me1annei, SiiItss@ en. Raj. aaeni.
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@crmiidDte tclearapbiidDr Scpcidycn.

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l50si0brige @ehenftoQ Der @runos
lteinlcalmg Der TOO oe0riinoetcn
Mtilit1r.Ntoocmic bon Nusuretb.Nall
9cicicrt. @eucrollE oitmriItcr Gor-
telpou, DER ans Der NlitoIt hcrporge'
gongcn lit belt cine @cocnfreoe.
- Som &rei@gcritt in 9ctroit,
Mid. limo Nntbonu &0mitatp $1,000
ShooenerioB aegcn Ole @roBlpge
DER o&nigbtS OF tbe Wio0crn Mocds
bees" megen &erIeBlm1cu 5lgeipro.
dcll mor0cn, mel6c cr lih bel ser
guinobme in oen 0roen 5lge5poen
bate.
49, Cine &olienrcpiiion bat ciucn
Gcblbctrog BON $19,1l in Scr 81.
non5ueruoltrng ser Cooperative
SapingS Societp" BON Connecticut
ergeben. Die Weid)Gitc ocS Spor.
percinS iollcn lid in Ocn lcbcn Sab
rem beItGnoi9 ucrihIed)tcrt bobcu iillo
ole NllSgoben groBet ais oie Ginttob.
men 9elpcien iein. Gbo$. ". Hobne,
Der NrGiioent oeS &ereins, lpllroe
gum Woiienoermolter Cingeiest.
49, 0oS ~llntcrbou9 ser 2caiolotur
bon Midiann bat pie &uoiou:@iH
oiiaenommen, mrldjr Sen aleinper.
folf bon Spiritltoicn IN Groceries
nno mibercn @eidditen perbictct, in
ocnel nod nnoere &aoreh icilgcbol,
ten lueroen. HahF