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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Cine Gutocdnna MO6crt NUdjs.

Erolciior Hohert &od) hat bel lcincn
milicnlhoitlihen Nrbeltcu III Dit
Nirito cine m%ertbuollc GutOcdunA
iibcr ole l%lebertragltnN 0c3 NildIoll.
licbcr@ 9Cmddt. Gr bat udullIdL pic
NcrIlncr platter ser nGcutlh DIT
Nrritoniihcn 3citlrng" cntncbmcn,
icitGcitcllt. Dab mic bel Der NioIurio
mo Dem Ecro3iichcr audi bcl'm Mid.
iullliebcr Ole llebertraNmQ Oca Gre.
gers uon Dem 6iebcrfr0utcn uui @cz
lm0c 0urd cincn SUPPLEMENTARY CT
rolQt, liclcr lit enc bllltluu0cn0c
3cdc oOlnitbororu2 HoriAni". Gic
llcbcrtroQun9 tonnlt 10 ST Stonbc:
Die 3Cdc lullgt lid) al Der MorpCrobcr
llUd)C cinc3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lett.
Ntit ociicn @lut ninmt lie Ole Mid
loll1icbcrlpirilcn IN lid uui, Nclm lid
ole 3cdc MN lp0tCr al Cincnl @clill.
Den I~CItiauat iIbertrGgt lie in ocllcn
Nrgaui5lml6 Sic acknowledgements
oca Niidiuilic6cr5. Ger .Grnitboro-
rms HOriNui" linoct )id) I'M @oocn be
moblttrr oocr Ncidjiibtcr NGlumc. IS
fomncu ot9lucIcn iiir Oitoirito
cr lit Sort i'm Qon}cn bcntidcn SdJuB
8cblctc ucrbrcitct - ais NnitCdumg@
ortc bClouoer3 oic R%ulthGlicr, Matt
bnIlcu mo SdutbolltCn mo gin0c.
borCncnhilttcn Der &dr0luuncuitr0Bc.
IN Nctrudt. @cQcmmGrtiN limo llntcr.
iudlIn0cn 0OrilbCr I'M @onac, Oh C3
m0NIid it, Ole 3cdcL lpcldc oo3
HildioIliicbcr iibcrtrngcn, 0llrd) de
mild)C W}ittcl ans DEM @o0Cu, norm
lie uIltclL 81 pcrtrcibcn mo an Dem
MICocreinOrinQcu }u ucrbinocrn. Die
Ncrll6c limo nod nid)t ohgcld)Iollcn:
Die Geltltclllng @od)'a ilbcr 0ic Der.
brcitunN2nciiC bat ic0od Den @ous
ucrnClIr BON GCltld) Sltoirifo pcroll.
lnBt. ullcn Wolmcrncmenta NnAcitcl.
ten ltn0 SduBtruppen- NnGcbori9cn
Die N%cnllBluN Der M%nItbGilcr II. /. N.
ltn0 Dos EuQCrn 0lli tur5 porbcr bon
on0crcll bcunlbtcl o0cr III nGdlltcr
9t0bc BON GInAcborcncnbiittcn AclC.
acncn S]oQcrpl0Bcn 81 untcrlogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
GA -
tragt die ,Oe Sote, O0 lt Inner Gesauit Raa
. ss;i'' IMNzZM
Eu1tbciGrocrnn9 nad ocm NnSlancc.

Die mlSIGnoihc Eoit fir ole am
81. Ottobcr cuounoe @Ode ihlieBt
Gin alien 6dum piinftlid)) in Dem
Nouptbiircuu ME iolgt:
EodCt . 9}oit lit often bon 8 llbr
Gormittog9 bis ) llbr RadnlittugS
tG9Iid, or9gcuommen SonntogS.
Yodct@ioit ijjr GeltidIano idliebt
am Mittuodl IS, Sftober, 0ormit.
tags I'M 10 l)1r; mad @robbriton.
nicn uno (rluuo Gienltog uno Srei.
tag nm 3 llbr 9'odm.
Grams Ntlontih c g o It.
6rcitoQ 1890 7 ll6r abcnOs, fir Gu
lopu, per GUmpicr oFbilo0elpbio",
uio Tlumoutb mo Gbcrbourg WoIt
iiir 2iocrpooI 56ottlano mo Sr.
lono mpE per Sampler oEbila0el
.p6io" oOrciiirt ',il); 10 llbr Nbcnh9,
iiir europe, per Qomplcr oGompos
Mo" piu GuCcn5tomn.
MoutuG % Ofto6er, fir europe,
per Iompicr .aronprin5 @ilDcIm."
Iotiiir il 8. II. Central.
Tmcrif0 it.Sn0ien
6rcito0 - 10 lj0r IbcnbS, fir Gu,
rocoo un0 &cnrucla, per Ganpiu
.3ulio;" iiir Farto Tico, per Gom'
pier .Goomo," MA San Slron; fir
Ct. Sits, Wor5aOo8 uno Guiana,
per Gompfcr %,Illcr;" fir 1ortunr
SSGonbs, &omojto anb Colombia,
per 1onpicr zornlo."
Gie Toit mad Heuiunolano, bia
Ioro.S p6nep mo Miquelon, bia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

Bottom. idIicbt bier toNIjd, nm 3 llDr
9tud)nittog@; nod) Gltbo, rluSompa,
tG0Iid) I'M, 1 llbr 9todym.; nod Goito
S}ica unb ser Oitfiiitc bon N~icoroQuo.
pio NcipsS Orleans, tGglid Inn s llbr
NbcnoS; nod @ouburo@ nn0 ser Sit.
fiiItc bon Guatemala, uiu Mobile.
tG0Iid) INN s llhr NbCu0S.
Grams. Eocific' 80 it.
|oit iiir NCu Scclon0, Nuitrolicl.
Men . Galcoonicn, Samoa, NUuoti
lno Siii . %nicln, piu Gan Nral1.
5iSco, itlieBt bier tG0lih bis 5ilm Is
Sttober I llbr N6cn0N.
W. Salt @nrri8,
Noitmciiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

2ebenoc5 8eiliiael, pro Riuu6:
olte Siibrcr l3c. bis l312c.; iunge
Siibner l3c. bis 1876; Gntcn 1tc.
bis 13c.; 1auben, pro Foar 20c. bis
35c.; @Gnie, pro Yio. l2c. bis l3c. !;
Butter, pro Eio. 1Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Wnltimnrer Mnrftbcridltc.

Baltimore. 10, Nttobcr 1903.
Mebl. 3uiubrcn 6I1l GGllcr,
cinihlieblid 357 GGiicr 5u Occult.
Noint uno 1892 G0iicr 81 Canton.
Miiitcnpcrionot POI TGiicr, 0ic No
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Trii h unD IS lie.

NurtollcIlL pro SOB 500 bis
ST 80; pro NuideI I5c. bis $50; 3lts
tcrriibcL pro @iinoel 1ac, bis &c.
NeiBtobl, pro Come ST bis $13;
3lpicbcIM pro @uihcl 75c. bis Soc;
NepicI, pro Sob 9Oc. bis $500;
crime Nobucn pro 9uIihcI Doc. bis
SOC; tomatoes, pro aorb 3Oc. bis
lOc.; Nnonn3, pro Grotc $50 bis
$3.50; Niiriid)c, pro Horb 15c. bis
$40; @irucm pro Sob $3.50 bis
500; GOrottcn, pro @ituocl Tee,
bis Dc; Eimobobncn. pro @uihcIs
tt'tc SlN bis $l,20; Wtoi9, pro
Gubcno &c bis Sc. (roubcr. pro
/ Ei0. Morb &c. bis t3c.; Guincc9.
pro Sab $3.50 bis $3.50; runoc
Riibcn. pro Mite 3Oc. bis Boo. bran.
nCr &ohl pro @uihcI t2iac. bis
loo; Mopilolot, pro aiitc Doc. bis
3Oc.; Spinot, pro Nuidel 11l@c. bis
2OC.
Groceries uno Yropitc.
SaI5fIciif, pro Eiunb; fIeine Su'
gar Gurc0 Sd)intcn l2c.; 0roBc
Sdinfcn t1Ac.; Galiiornicr Shin-
fen 7%c.; Sugor GureO ShnIltcrn
SI4c.; trodcn Geiol5cnc Scitcnrippen
912c.; Spcdicitcn 10c. FROZEN gciol,
gene Stultcrn SAc,; rcine5 Shmo;5
IN Gicrcc3 see; Spedidultern
SAc. McB SdNucinc leiit SIG pro
SOB.
Maiiinirtcr 3uder: aciuilrielt
soc. puIpcriiirt &c; STANDARD ara.
mlIirt 1890; iein Grounlirt 4.9Oc. ;
GrpltoI 81 1900; Columbia u 4.55c.
geIbcr $500. bis 4.10c.
@er0itctcr 0oiiee: 6. g. 6. 100
Eio. aiitcn 1875; Is. g. Is. GO Pfo.
3ilten 1906; &. Z. s. 36 Eiuno
aiitcn 1890; reiner SABA 29c. bis
291hc.; gutter SABA DC. bis 2712c.;
rciner Wotfa pc. bis 271hc.; SABA
unb Motfn, Qemiidt 26c. bis 26lAc.;
SABA, ocmiiht, Doc. bis 25l2c.; rel
ncr Worncuibo 22c. bis 22Ec.; reiner
ga @uouro bic. bis 22l2c.; reiner
SontoS 2il@c. bis 221ac.; Sontos,
gemilht, 2024c. bis Die; Rio, &c.
miiti. 19l2c. bia DOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

'd)eI, aus Den Gleuotorcn 5urildAc}o.
gen 1861 9uidel; Glcuotorcn Dor
rotb 1,2t3,1G5 Nuihcl; @crfduic; !
Noggona Nr. 3 lueiBcr 81 3ll2, I 90.
Nr. 3 meiBer 81 3lH, 1 90. 9ir. > Wei.
Der 81 30, I 90, 9tr. 3 weiBer 81 3ll2.
| DO. Nr. 3 meiBcr 81 3iM, I 90. 9tr.
3 meiBer I'll BIZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

Forbci.9de Der Dom. unb orreft.S trabe
Sauptauartter oes @efanaoereins r01elo'
bter. Sinafiunben ieben 9onnerfta6abeao
Serfnmmlnnaen bes n9entenrtdt Waeteer'
BerstnS- iebeu 2. unb 4. 9tenftaa TIM Wo.
rot. delepbon - Wt. Sernou 26e6 \.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

Norbuii.Gde 9ongb. unb @1r0ltns'yf.1be.
Sampfounrtter hes ~ruoern.W dnnerGorS'.
RE-. .gde 0ougt- uHo G%1roltneftr. Ber'
einsberfnmmIung ieben Doitneritae nbenb,
9ieue MtteIteber iutuicuTeh. Sordlq'
lidbeS Bier Der gluttnnalsFruueret Int SapI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Scuti0e Sd)lubrote:
SrU6nftcn /. Warft.

llntcnltebenbe Yreiie be5leben iib
oili Den Gngros SanOel; fir ben
aIcinbonoc: mnB elm entipredenber
Auildllag 1cntodlt iperoen.
Gicr, pro Iubcn0 DC. bis DC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
gerlanet: Sranrn Hnb MGbdJen.
g

Sntelliacntc, rcinlidIe MGbdpcn, uml
Die Scritellmmg non GbOcOlaoc. llcbcr.
5na nno oaS &erpaden sm crleruen;
outer &Obn. Nud)5nfraacn bel Der
WnrbndD 6bOculatc Gu., GalucrtOn,
Iurnne nnS SullinS. Strahc.
CSfttS,tWN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

Rr. 1924, Dft'8oInror.s Sfrabs. - BIN.
uler an Ssrren gu permietbsn. - NeluTte
Oettanie unb 9eine, ~Hop'N tetv.Frane.
reisstter. xiertamTiinoSlofoI be3 OF.
HpM6urbftr. Smmertr. Rdu. urs 2sib.
8srstnS. gbef. 1el.--BoIfe 1869 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Su Oermietbcn.
Gu permtetbeu.

gu permtetben.
IN einem IMPAIRMENT 'Souuie Shlai5tmTer,
2sooh5lliliiIer mo FrioatsgGo. init Sei6una.
Gihi nm lelepbOnoienii. Hdh5ufraaeu IN
Sr' 635, Gpro'Salpert. Strase. . (29l-3)
Su permistbrn:
etliet nno orttter Slur. Ha63ufrnaen in
&r. 623, Roro. Salbcun. straBr. f28s103) I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

Seine eroBe %0eriamnI,inas lfo,,me ont hem
fliltt mo aui beIeildtei. Gine0na bon 8aItis
more SirdBe lo,uobl, nie bon 8apsStrabe. ,Sret.
er Sebrnub Der eroben Sdue uuo 8orsintmcr
traeno etn 8imnler mieiben. Serner iuerSel
9'ailietie iberi1nnnuen. giadBufraaen in Wr. &,
9oro.san's trots. ober 0r. 42i. fh.Gaftimore.
Strabe. Cosntoo o9gtsI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
ga uerhnicn

@robCo NGlr5 mo, &nmoitid. 100 bel 40
sur, an Furi NeiNbt2 Gtueune. uubc sbirbn' IS
cane. Oda ictt bon DER Sdule VII. 80 bcmIrt
miro. g0diuiraNcrl IN Nr. 1914, 6rcpcrid.
Nucuuc. 600 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Ipbu NJ. 0,itrI5 Gof,


! @r. 9aSf ROro.&oen.. sde Nntbcnp. CIT.
] BerIummhlngslOfal hes nAntonia 4. Con.
! cluOes ytr. 396. }. o." ySteuben'Dt'
J itriits Nr 100 ~Sniner.Rttrtfts yir.
, 1913, ,. Il. ~" mo uEillriftS gir. 90,
} .. u. D" Saue un NereIue bu BERNIE
! tbeu. Heiuf.p Nlplp ya,ir- nh nnNere
J Seismic. ,AeeRAoH Ga y. 2Sulie G29 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

an h betrahtetb bat cine
nodte Goie nidt mebrllniittlid)es ,iuic
ieOer an0ere entbloBte aorpertbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

gtr. L20 bts 1922. Sartorb'Nbenie.
3GlpfHnnrfier sss s3bdIia'Uld nner1orS'.
o1gsy pnb 9efnrueta1tien btuig Az ber'
mte9en guiey Hidt flr M~ufterRroftsn.
Neinfte 0efrdnfe. Sret'2ooI. q. 3 u.
3elerbon - Wt. Rernuu 876o q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
@clo aus5nleiben.
Marnlano Gbattcl Quan Miiucintion

MarNlnno Gbattcl 2oan MIOcintiOn.
$40 bis $500 perbeu p~erliehen auf WiIbtlu,
Eiaupe etc, obue Gutierunna bsrielben.
BON /. Januar 1908 an beiinoen iid uniere
AirPdlIr lpieoer in unterem alien gofnle,
6aiuert. Snilbius, benz @eridissebluoe aegen'
fiber.
Simmer Mr. 2!9, 231. 233 (Bipeiier SIur),
sibuhs96e Saneite. une ct. saul traRs.
Souuenirs fir 8efhiftSfrellnoe.
Cfpb0. 1A,9&S)
&enn Shr Uelb n5ibia habt, peuoet 6udl
an nidl. SarIebcn nut Sullre. WObeln mo
Srnnoeiaenibnm acknowledgement. aetnc
NetbgeibdfisslRetbooen DIR. aremer, 4r. 100.
s'Srn. Vaea' etraee, /. SIur, GaInotp guiloine.
tNpril15-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
gaatsa aab etsbIsabtsSu =.

gpriue's Cantor sberfranb.1ane.
SlbpeIt@de 8, CIT. h. ,Sdit.sine.. Canton
SuuttMmtt,eI 6es Canton qieeerfraM -
SirgNnnne ieben Douneritae Absub. -
2mnen,g,stfin %hertamnieIf flo ieben Dt'n.
fiap stbrnh. 9nfiomisFier am Supi.-
@befapeaie 3eIep6ou: sBclfe 14b3 8,
(Aptil13fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

omonpbrae e. - Gie @rG.
fin iebte lid All Den Sd)eibtiih uno
ihrieb bdnoeringenb einen 9riei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

g8obpenhs 49O4 9ruiosoiu glpC, @rllno3iu5
ST., Ooi &ebg9aii9 81 m,ooI' %Heo @Tnl05in9
@rnHoItna $74.27; 3 fi0diAea 2Sobnbnue ll26
Brother SfraBe, @runO6ina $1,000; lilj Rat
ierion. lneIHte SGocU un0 gSobunuuo Sruutc
nit SpicGelQius. Sruuoiiu@ $1,000; l4Ii Eui
tcrions Spcmic, 2zitddtOCa gSUbnbml@. @runO
5iHS $4,000. Nah5uarQAcu bel Wcp. NcUcrtum
Guans, 9tG observation-disclosures t4g2 ~
- 4r r. NV p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

Woi9, 3nillbrcn 23,51S Su.
ihcI; &crionot bon ocn Glcputorcn
500 @ulheI; Glcuotorcn . Norroth
l7l,0GG. NcrtGuic: 10000 Nuld)ci
&obr III 5iA, 10000 &omlor 81
5OA, 10000 90. 81 50A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Gteuengeiudle.
StrucafIuM:

SffucaflhM'
Gin Ledger iutgcr DinHn titt 0ethdiiiaurG
oils Ndrteeper. yiadjufrGgen in 9fr. 2is, Glib.
6utaiu. StruBc, t293)
Stelrgeiudi:
Gin oCtt'hes Wuodbeu ipridt qit Snqlitdl.
tutt Siclung ais Mathematician ooer ubnfihcr
strt. ytdd3uirdaen IN Hr. $40, Shb.Neibei. Ctr,
t9Q9-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

Sobu prant's ,ud6sr.Ssrtsrse.-
Wr. i35, SdrriIon., nabe aerinotonStr.,
SEQ. Olniber, It,, Frums@o'S Bier. 8ar'
mer 2unf6 bun 10 tts 1 ubr Ea&mit'
TAGS. a1e bentften ydder fnb sam BE
lucbs elt9eiubsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Grm huu.ud q. gQi

TT 7 IT II tt q. Wtffb Illl
OeIlen SoaI cine Sdmierentruppe "a.
itirt, Dor Der .Sobengrin" 4. 9lliiiib.
rling gum Senor) ~ tn, ooB Gu mn
beute nid)t mieoer 10 ifreiit ......
: aino 'dlGit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
SsAu u. aIttsr's ,GsIumbta.eaas,

Rr. 1922, Of.8ratt.S trnSe
-Gtnen.8 armftdbtet SereiH" esrfau.meIt
fb t.ben eriten 8ienitds I'm Wonat In
bsr Sale.s sane tnr 8erstns unb 6shL
E@iejteu N ri ralietbfu.
(gtntlb LINZ sgFt$
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Su %uertnufcu

A~toorEgc NuGiH0diat. 0duiCr, 2l2I. DAG.
2rulo Stq @nflp9t tttt tlIO gShtrclod Ctr.
2423. 2f21. 243f Tthntio Strubc. l}udniufraocII
IN Hr, l9ll, Grcoerif. aucmur. t2g2-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

reutiaes MrOeits. sahwetinnas.shrea

Dir. 2l0. SiiOs5barp. Strnbe, lmier Der gluliidt
Der o9eutiben @cfeui1nii". - SieieniGeu. ole
beutlte Sunolperier, strbeiter IInh Sicniibnten
81 beibdtitgen luiinidDeGl. luOIler iil perionlid
Dber IN frantirten Jrieien an ben Igeuien Der
@eieui1ait. SsbanR 7. W,sper, 3r. 2l9. SRo.
sbarp. sfrabt, ruenoeu. meIber unentaeIt!it
~tiusiuntt eriDeilen piro. SprebitlHoeH bon /
his 8 llhr. CSuH2S I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
z Ebau, Ss,S's Senssrs.t.

Ebau 8NpS1 N%etanraat.
~. 1904, yNprbfSenfraIsNbemI
[ bon baltimore bsrfamuaeit nd bier
{ tsbsn Wontas - 0erree Srebm & Gonf
| Bier am 8dpt md beutf@er Nrt brett
( bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

id)cl; &crionot bon 0cu GIcOotorcn
1895 gllid)cl.; Glcuatorcn = Norroth
39lO12 9uihcI. &crt0ule; 10000
@uideI Gc5embcr 5u S57s.
G,,+;,, CdI,E,,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
spfeph ehpenaeris Safe,

Zl1b eniutrtuu. Tuap, uape breoertd .Hbe.
s Die beflen lSetnt i'm @efieno. Wiabl.
{ oeiten 81 ieoer 3ett. Vethditslunf6 ettle
{ Spe3iGlit1t. - 3~duptGuurtier oeS .9ar.
ruuiunsI rbeiier'D9Gnnerpors".
(Nprtl20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

vaKt 1Sus Nefe stu,s stuslano beiorst &
Haiue, VIC. All, Ct. RAUL. StraRs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

Gerfdilie alif Der bieligen giiefteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Verlaugt:

0lXArr unn GebrliIge tUeroeu fiei5 Geludt
SusSSt bon Der a0f1rbInnb AGder Nereir
%ni9ung, 9r, 942, Noro .Wag', nabe 6aroltnr.
straBe.
t27s-) e. u, Sabn, Ngent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

gr. 216, gInbs, nIbe SutparosStrnbe.
Ror8ileIt6e @etne, Gpiritnpfen II. untohs
@taurreH. Seftes 9ier am 3apt. guni6
fir 4ef6dftsIeute bon 1870 BORN. bis
2 ubr Nabmiitng$. Ielepbon Is. 4 y.
UT. 8erloH 3008-r. (Wldr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
gerIanst int Magemeinen.

acit uuo eugis. s
3pci cIcQant moblirie Simmer. init ohcr obre
ateipltiaung. in elmer oCiItidlel SuHilie. NddIs
8%u'ruNCn IN NJ. %, sIn.Snibpuu, uoBc 0onius,
Strabc. coz ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
shmiot's ,,Gif,nfraui.Soae,

gde 8. NIB 0ouss,e trnbe. Snuptdlattier
bes .9aberu ar. silnt. sNereins," .eidbeu.
frauS'Ganenoereins. .@auinn Smmerlp.
Ban NIB 9eib.Bereins,- rgeuifhe Sc
mlibIitbfeii." .8efeIf6mieoe luton unb
,Sepersg erfIape gr. AS, J. 8. o. Srt'
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The Lamar register., 1905-08-16
Reets to the Front.

The sugar beet has again come to
the front Notwithstanding the at
tacks Of grass hoppers. Grasshop-
psrs have been quite numerous in
great portion Of Colorado this year
in many cases having destroyed
whole crops of hay. In this locality
they have destroyed but very few
bests indeed and only where the
seedlings were very late and the beets
very small. Grasshoppers have
shown q preference for alfalfa hay ss
against sugar beets. We know the
sugar beet is indestructible from the
standpoint Of hail and now we have
Q further establishment Ut the fact
that it is also indestructible as
against grasshoppers.-Sugar City
Gazette.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-16
SALE OF STATE LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that l will sell: at pub
~ lie suction, to the highest responsible bid
dor. on the 1sth day Of Sept. 1905, at o'clock
p. m, at office of State Board Land Commis-
sioners. Capitol Building. Denver. Colorado,
the following described lands, situated in Prov
ers County, Colorado. viz:
Southeast quarter of Section 81. Township 2,
South. Range 46 West. Minimum price per
acre s6.75
The value Of the improvements upon this land
appraised by this department., is S157o.0O.
Owner of improvsments, Francis d. Pastorius.
Sale application No. l240.
Ne land will be sold at less than the minimum
price per acre. as given above. The parcels
will be sold In the above order, and each tract
will b sold as described above-be the same
more or less.
Terms Of payment shall be follows, viz
On lands selling for $50 to SIS per acre, 10 per
cent. Of the purchase money ON the day of sale.
the balance in eighteen equal annual payments
at per cent per annum. Lands selling at more
than SIS per and less than SIS per 20 per
cent cash on the day of sale. the balance in
fourteen equal annual payments at per cent.
per annum. Lands selling for 81 s and upwards
50 per cent. cash, and balance in seven equal
annual payments at per cent. interest. Ii the
purchaser docs not own the improvements. he
must pay for the same at sale. Purchaser will
execute bond, as provided in section IS. act OF
April 2, 1851. Purchasers must be citizens Of
the United States. or persons who have declar-
ed their intention OF becoming such. Pur-
chasers must pay appr prasement and advertising
MARX G. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board of Land Com.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-16
Popular Lady Contest.

The Fair ASSOCIATION will offer fine
$65.0O Gold Watch to the most popular
lady attending the fair. All ladies' who
attend tho far are eligible to be voted
for. The watch is not cheap one, but
is an elegant time piece costing tho full
amount claimed for it.
The votes will cost one cent each, the
money and name voted for, placed in an
envelope to be furnished by the Associa-
tion, the same to be put in box pro-
vided by the Association. votes to be
counted once week and the result made
known through the county papers. Con-
test to continue until Friday noon,
Sept. l. when the result will be announc-
ed in front Of the grand stand and the
watch presented to the lady receiving
the largest number Of votes. 1t Is the
expectation to display it where there
will be ballot box for the reception Of
the votes.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-16

Joseph Newman promises number
of unusually bright up-to date songs
when he comes to the Lamar opera
house Thursday. August oath. At the
conclusion of his tour Of Colorado, he il
to leave Immediately for Chicago where
he begins twenty-five weeks engage
msnt on the Western vaudeville and
Orpheum circuits. He will sing in
every middle west, southern and western
city of prominence, and next Spring
goes to New Yory City for several weeks.
Mr.. Newman has appeared on the
Keith, Proctor and Orphoum circuits
several times, and has made good with
his odd little humorous songs. Those
who attend his performance here, will
have an opportunity of hearing many OF
the songs he will sing on the Orpheum
circuit this fall.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-16
An v,,Im.,um to tn. Trusts.

Antitrust legislation will occupy
the attention Of the national congress
during some extremely interesting
sessions within the next twelve
months. At least such is the fore
cast given out by the Legislative
weather bureau that was doing bust
ness yesterday at Chautauqua, N. Y.
President Roosevelt throws down
the gauntlet in manner that cannot
be mistaken. He declares that il
private control of the great inter.
state corporations considers laws for
their regulation to be license to do
whatsoever may suit its fancy, re-
gardless of the effect on the public,
it il in error. Moreover, he declares
that il private control refuses or per-
sists in failing to obey those laws,
private control is in grave danger Of
being superseded by something else,
and he declares himself ontspokenly
in favor Of q governmental supervis-
ion of all interstate corporations
This is stating the proposition in
. more clesr-cut manner than has
ever been done before, even by Pres
idsnt Roosevelt, and it must certain
ly be difficult for any intelligent per-
son, interested or disinterested, to
misunderstood his attitude or mis-
oonstrue his intentions.
Not to stop with proposing to
wrest from the control of the unjust
rich their instruments Of oppression,
however, the President adds that
certain Of the trust magnates, speci-
flying as class certain Of the men
indicted Is result Of the beef trust
inquiry, will be held amendable to
the criminal laws and compelled to
undergo such punishment as is in
such cases provided.
The address to the Chautauqua
Assembly has the sort of ring to it
that Americans like to hear
To the trust magnates who know
what they have ahead Of them the
sound may not be 30 pleasant, but
they should not be discouraged now.
'Ths worst is yet to come."-Colo-
RADIO Springs Telegraph.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-16
To Old Soldiers.

The National Encampment G. A. R,
will meet in Denver on Sept. 4. The
railroad rate Of one half Of one fare for
the round trip has now been extended
to include ALI. old soldiers and their
wives. The department commander
requests me to report to him the names
Of all old soldiers who want the benefit
of this rate. He will then send certifi'
Gates which will entitle holder to the
rate He cordially invites us to come
Lat US all, who can, avail ourselves Of
this opportunity. Please send me your
name, regiment of service and address
also state whether your wife will attend
Report promptly. 1 will send the list
in on Aug. II. d. E. COOPER.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OrYIcE AT LAhAR, CoLo.
July IS, 1908. !
APOTICE is hereby given that tho following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the Reg
ister and Receiver at Lamar. Colo. on Thurs
day. August 81. 1905. viz Howard Rhodes, H.. T.
No. tsl8, for the nwH. sec IL. twp Il g.. rng ~ W
9Th p. n.
He names the following witnesses toprove hil
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
j, W. Fuller, Edward q. Stream, Sylvester
Swadley and Lysander Perdue, all Of Lamar
j3tasi JOIN A. WILLIAMS, Register.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-16
n otICO

1t has been currently reported that
The Lamar Seed Co. has sold out. There
was a deal of this nature on but it has
fallen through with and we will be
found ut the old stand doing business
and ready to buy and sell all farm pro-
ducts.
We have large supply Of threshinR
coal on hand and the river is now low
enough for farmers to ford at the old
Downer ford and now would be a
chance to get the threshing coal over
before we get more high water.
l also can assure the farmers that the
river bridge will be ready for traffic by
July 10th and possibly sooner.
Yours very respectfully,
Il. j, SAYLER.