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tection from high water this spring.
 During the month of Feb ruary we will continue to sell for cash only. Wolff Goldman Mere. Go. 34btf

Mrs. Frank Lanyou and chil. dren from Argenta, who have been visiting J. Q. Guynn ano family, left Wednesday morning for their future home at Pied mont, Mo.
 Quite a number of the society young men of Newport have re- ceived very neat invitations to g dance to beadven in McGregor's $ hall at Cotton Plant Wednesday evening under the auspices of the young mems social club ot that city.
 Miss Nell Rhodes of Osceola, who has a host of admiring friends in this city, is expected to visit her friend, Miss Hal Phillips, in a few days. Miss Rhodes is at present visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Harwell, in Little Rock.
 J. s. Payne, Bird township s popular constable, was down Wednesday to interview the county court as to the disposition to be made of a young girl named Smith, living upon the Graham farm near Tuckerman. She is undoubtedly insane, and on Tuesday went to a neighbours s home and proceeded to break up the dishes with an axe.
 c. w. Beard has resigned his position with the St. Louis Con- press Company as local manager and T. J. Gregg has been ap- pointed to his place, with Max Gregg as bookkeeper. MT. Beard has a host of friends in Newport and Superintendent Black says that he was one of the most pro- ficient and valued men in the company's service. The many Newport friends of Mir. Beard and his family hope that they may continue to make this their home.
 During the month of Feb ruary we wifi continue to sell for cash only. Wolff Goldman Mere. Co. 34btf
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Cash Store. 2ett
 Fresh Saratoga chips at Bow en's Cash Store. 26tf
 s. F. Muirhead was a capital city visitor Tuesday.
 Lots for sale in East Newport. Apply to Mrs. Alice Stephens.
 R. K. Fitzhugh transacted business in this city Wednesday.
 Sam Brasch made a business trip to the City of Roses Tues day.
 Dr. F. E. Johnson of Weldon visited Newport relatives Wed- nesday.
 For the latest and up-to-date styles in bags go to Palace Jew elry Store. 34bF
 For fine letter and monogram engraving go to the Palace Jew elry Store. 34b7t
 Frank Browning of Sulphur Rock was here Wednesday at tending court.
 R. A. Baird of Searcy was min gling with Newport friends We'd nesday morning.
 Miss Mabel Padgett is expect ed from Batesville tonight to wis., it Mrs. Narcie Minor.
 Miss F. E. Bligh of Nashville arrived Tuesday night and is a guest of the Creighton.
 Miss Mabel Stayton will enter tain the young ladies euchre club Saturday afternoon.
 Chas. Jacobson, a genial young gentleman from Memphis, was business visitor Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. B. Fitzhugh came down from Batesville Tuesday night, en route to Little Rock.
 The many friends of Charles True will regret to learn that he is confined to his bed quite sick.
 For Sale New Schaffer piano with mandolin attachment, for cash or by installments. Call at Elfrank's. 35btf
 Miss Florence Baker of Bates vile passed through Newport Tuesday night on her way to Little Rock.
 Mrs. F. E. Stevens and son were guests of the Creighton Tuesday night on their way home to Calico Rock.
 Dr. John H. McCurry, a prom inent physician of Grubbs, has been very low for several days with pneumonia.
 Capt. Jack Horne, the veteran commercial tourist of Arkansas, was shaking hands with New port friends Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. H. Folk of Hoxie, whose husband is brakeman on the north end local, was shop ping in Newport Wednesday.
 During the month of Feb ruary we will continue to sell for cash only. Wolff Goldman Mere. Co. 34btf Paul Butler, J. P. Powell and J. Jenkins were registered at the Hazel Wednesday from Bates vile in attendance upon circuit court.
 w. F. Mirtien and wife of Boston, Mass, were guests of the Creighton Tuesday night on their way up the White River branch.
 w. H. Carouthers accompanied Ali Mortensen to Jonesboro Tues day, where the latter's brother, Fred, is critically i'll at St. Ber- nard's hospital.
 Sigmund Wolff arrived home Wednesday morning from g sew
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-02
Decoration Day

The day was celebrated in Wash
burn in a manner beftting the oc-
casion. In the forenoon the graves
Of the soldiers who are buried here
we're decorated. A large process
sion headed by the old soldiers,
who were thus permitted to again
honor their comrades, who have
answered the last roll call, wended
their way to the cemetery. In the
afternoon in the large tent, which
had been erected for the occasion,
exercises we're held consisting of
music and speaking, and was en-
joyed by those present. In a few
more years other hands will take
up the work Of decorating the
graves Of the nations dead. It is
a most beautiful custom, the set
ting aside of one day in the year
for the purpose Of paying tribute
to the living as we'll as the dead.
In a very few short years the old
soldiers of the civil war will be no
more, and the Grand Army of the
Republic will have passed into
history. It is then that other
hands will carry forward the work.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-02
The Telephone Line.

The telephone line which is be-
ing built between Bismarck and
the end of the extension of the 500
has reached a point about three
miles from this place. By the
middle of June we expect to be
able to talk to the capital city
folks without having to go down.
This means a great saving of time.
The long distance phone will be
built into Bismarck the coming
summer and this line will be con-
nected with the same. We will
thus be able to communicate by
word of mouth with friends in
Minneapolis and Chicago. ALI
these new improvements help.
A new telephone line, to be
known as the Farmers Telephone
Company has been formed. Loran
Nichols, of Bowdon, John Witt
mayer of Goodrich and A. G. Bill
lings of Bowdon, are the officials.
1t will run from here to Coal Har-
Dor, thence south to Washburn
and as feeders will have two farm
ers' lines into Bowdon and three
into Goodrich. Work will COM
menoe Immediately. - Bowdon
Guardian.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-02

s LOCAL NEWS ::
NOTICE.

All : egal Notices Must BE Paid for
on Delivery of Afhdavits. No deviation
from this RULE.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-02
Swan Nealander..
Contractor and Builder,

Plans drawn and estimates fur
nished. Let me figure on your
building. Residence fourth house
east Of the school house.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-02

The concert given in the M. r
church last Friday evening was
largely attended, the church being
filed to standing room only. The
program consisted of vocal and
instrumental music and each mum
Der was heartily encored, and those
present certainly enjoyed the oc-
casion. There is not many towns
in the state the size of Washburn
that has the talent along the must
cal lines that We have, right here
at home. For the proper render
ing of a program such as was pre-
sented, means weeks of hard work
in preparation, and we feel sure
that each performer was repaid
for their efforts by such an appre-
ciative audience. Mrs. j. M.
Casey, who lately returned from
Minneapolis, assisted in the pro-
gram. We had intended giving
the program in full but time and
space will not permit.
G.. NJ. Rust of Underwood was a
visitor Wednesday.
Money to loan onfarms. Funds
always on hand and all business
closed promptly, without delay.
Money advanced for making final.
proof. Q. B. Epson, Washburn,
D.
WHEN IN BISMARCK you.
will find 9 quiet, comfortable place
TO stop at TIM DouaLAss, opposite
the Bismarck Bank corner, Main
street; prices reasonable. q
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-02
The New T0wnsite.

The first new town located OF
the new extension of the 500 has
been plated and work on building
will commence at once as some Of
the building material is already
on the aground. The new town is
surrounded by a fine farming
country and is destined to become
a thriving place. The country is
well settled with a thrifty class of
people. The location for a town
could not be better. Those who
desire Information and terms re-
garding the town should write to
Geo. y. Robinson, Coal Harbor,
N. D.
MI. and Mrs. n. F. Boucher
spent Sunday in Washburn, the
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. F.
p. Funk.
It is said that Henry Holtan and
Frank Thompson broke the auto
mobile record between here and
Wilton.
Ed Charlebois left for Bismarck
Tuesday where he has accepted a
position at the Grand Pacific
The steamer Washburn left port
yesterday morning for up river
points with q big load Of freight.
Joseph 81. Taylor has been ap-
pointed deputy game warden for
this county.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-02

~. w. 0OlenDeTgef, HANCOCK, ND.
Good, fresh milk and cream for
sale. Enquire Of Ed Cross. 2
Good Seed Potatoes for sale
cheap.
School closes for the summer
vacation today.
Aug. E. johnson returned Tues
day from a trip up the line.
Fred Koth spent several days in
Mannhaven this week.
Messrs. Macomber and Wakeman
transacted business in Washburn
Wednesday.
Mrs. Aug. johnson and sister,
Miss Alys Patterson, are visiting
friends in the capital city.
Jas. Avery was in from the ranch
Wednesday. He said that every
thing was looking fnsoGthlkssRe.y.
Fred Hoover, Of ConKling, ~as a
visitor Tuesday. Fred is putting
out a large crop this year and ex-
poets abundant returns this fall.
The new elevators are nearing
completion and will be ready for
the handling of grain in a week or
ten days.
Andy Reed, who has been bust
~ engaged in erecting the church
in Sverdrup, has the building
ready for the plasterers.
A number from here took adj
vantage of the excursion to Bis
marck Tuesday and incidentally
took in the ball game.
d.. Mcbride, the dentist. was
able to make his dates as adver-
tised. The last time heewas called
home and was unable to stop in
Washburn.
g. M. Hogue, of Steele, was a
visitor in Washburn Wednesday.
He was very much pleased with
the progress made by this place.
He returned home Thursday.
Adolph Wacker attended the
dance at the Robinson farm near
Coal Harbor last Saturday evening.
The event took place in the new
barn which is being erected by the
Robinson boys.
Register of Deeds Nygaard, who
is visiting friends in Wisconsin,
writes that he is enjoying his va
cation very much and having a
good time. He is at present at
WaSlDuTl, WIS. +
Aurther Wilhelm, of Bismarck,
returned home the first ofthe week
after a few days vacation in Wash
burn. He has had a siege of
rheumatism but is some better at
present.
Work on the 500 extension is
progressing rapidly and will be
completed in a few months. The
graders have moved on the last
ten miles. This will be good news
to the people of the vicinity
reached by this extension.
Read the ad Of Ole H. Holtan
which appears in this issue. MI.
Holtan broke p acres of prairie
sod in one day with one Of the
Reeves engines. He also has a
record of 81 acres i'll four days,
actual measurement.
Martin Holtan met with a seri-
GUS accident the other day, badly
cutting his hand. In attending to
his duties around the store he
slipped and fell and run his hand
through a window. The accident
might easily have been a more
serious one.
The editor spent Sunday in the
capital city and found everything
looking spick and span. A drive
around the city on Sunday after
noon many new and substantial
improvements were to be seen on
every hand. We commend the
capital city residents for their lib
eral use Of paint and also for the
we'll kept lawns and trees.
P. II. spangenberg, who Is in
iEEGl.A- 10. xl.T-1-. ko.u~, c%oa khSc
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The following is the list of jurors
drawn for the term of court which
convenes, June IL, 1905:
S. I. Whiprud j. j. Gergen
E. S. Neal e. Waydema1
Edward Flame John Lorston
r.. G. Babcock G.. w. Demick
Ansel Colby John Frank
C. e. Johns Nick J. MahowalC
Morris. Payne John Claus
I'll. B. Curtis E. H. Perley
Alfred Force James Clark
Emil Bose Fred Berg
Ed Westmiller A. II. Hetzler
Martin Torkelson D. q. Sassen
G. HI. Laudenbeck F. G. Corson
p. X. Eastman j. r. Howell
John Caldwell j. L. Fritz '
John Gergen Hedge Lund
IS. M. Caldwell Ludwig Libel
Frank johnson Joseph Reuter-
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M. E. CHURCH.

SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School II 80 q. m.
Junior League, $3.50 p. m.
EpWorth League, 800 p. m.
Preaching Services, 500 p. n. >
WEEK NIGHT SERVICES
White Shield League Wednesday eve: 300 p. m
Prayer Meeting Thursday eve. S0o r. m.
You are cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
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WASHBURN. N. u.

a seven room house andAlot for
salesin WashbpIn. Enqsiresof q:
m. Digeh, WaShb DS 560g5a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10
@nn.0omite ees neuen @eridts0anirs.

ALT NJ . re, oelt A. Wiai 1907.
Soroerunps ~gln9cbpte fir Die Reparatltr oes
@erittsbaufeS Der Staot Baltimore meroen
bon Dem nNonro Of Iludros" bon Baltimore
entgeaelI getOI1Ilen.
Soroerlness glraebote miiiie1 in neriieeeIten
8riefnmIbluGGn an Den uGoarH Of 9llpdros"
~noreiiirt mo an oer Aubenleite nit Der gllifs
f6rift .EropoiuIS Tor the alterations in gSeit
Sucuoc ui The Court Suufe ior Baltimore Sim"
~berfeben iein. NM bis Wiitippth, Den 81. Miai
1905. %ormiitag5 II llbr. bel 6ru. Snrrb g..
Scoper tStdot Ateaiitrdtor) In oeicn 9itrenu
I'M Jiuibbauie eingerei6t iperOen.
Neoes Sorocrungs Nrgebut I1lb bon einem
begInubigiel 9bed IN Der 90be bon einem Iros
sent q ~9Sro3ent) oeS &etrageS pes 5oroernngSs
Hlnqebote, 8ublbnr an oen Ntdb0r ulo Staots
ratb BON Baltimore, begleiict feiu.
Ser eriulqreide Dieter miro gebalten fem,
Qiirglhait SIT iteuen uIo Den 8ettiTlmln9en
oes Stnot CHARTERS hc5ilgIib Gontr1ite ndd5ls
iommeI.
8ci6nrueeu II. Spe5ifiiatiouen f1nuen am II.
nnd SnmildG. Den G.Wiai 1908, I'M Niireau oc5
glrhiteiten. bGr Serren ySbGtt & y%oItiua, gtr.
9, OitsgeringtOHsS trubc. Baltimore. ein9eiebelt
iueroen.
sic 0ebJrbc ~rcierulrt ii6 bas Rc6t, iraeno
iuclne uocr ale ~9luaebute 6II berluerfen.
e. Slap Simanue, Mia0Or, Soriiser.
@eitdttat:
6. GInD Simanus,
FrdiiOent Der 6ouiraita BebOroe,
(Wtni6, G.9,ll rs, 1G, 1s, 2U,23,2D
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Scr aruRc WcDcr.

Wcper's qroBeS Concentrations.
Scrifon lit NIT Dem cbcn erid)ienerul
llellltcn Wnll0 ipieoer elm out Stiid
iuciter gcfommen. Sieier nelcite
@ono in U~oQitaloig neu beorbci,
tcter mo oermebrten Ied@tcn Nuflos
&c iilbrt bon ben artifeln Solitgepe.
be bis SoniulS. @enn0leih bicier
Wano, mic cS ebe1 Die Hdtur elmer
olpbobetilden InprbmnG ergiebt,
tcinen groBcren monooropbiih be.
bonoeltcn Staaten.Yrtifcl, Ole inn
nler beionoeres Suterelie erlpedeu,
bringt, 10 miro gleihipobl ulld) bier
mieber cine Siiue oeS Snterellunten
in tlcineren Trtifeln eeboten, 5rnna(
perld)ieoene beipnberS ofttclc Sro-
gen bebonoelt meroen. 60 miro Sc.
Dem Der Irtitel ,Sercro" bod mill
fonlmen lein, Der nus rid)t blob iiber
oiclen trlcgcrilden @egner Seutif.
lano's aenoll unterrid)tet mo cine
8eld)idte 0ca Serero-M nfitonoeS in
1904 brii9t. lonoern sur Tcrunid)ous
lid)ung ulld) cine treiilid) ai,aaciilbr.
te Iarte bon Scutid)sS iiomcItoIrifa
bringt. Gbenio lit ser glrtifel ,Sot.
tentotten" bon b%elcnoerem SSntereiie.
Sic &riegsgeifitte Der oeltidcn
3olonie lit bis in Die jiingite Belt
tloraelegt, &artons bon @inobut Ii.
Smafopmlno nito bie &nrte geben
unS nid)t MIR iibet Die Gage ser
&ompiplabe, iollbcrn oild} iiber oie
3iigc Der beutid)en Sruppen, ijber
@ulierIteIlm uno Die Sailpiloee ser
Serero unb Sottentotten ole Mi.
iionS.S tntioncn II. u. Elm genoucreS
9ilO. Mud Die &arte BON ,Sinter.
inbien" lit fir Die &riegslnge i'm
Often bon 9roBem Sutereiie, oesalci-
den Der grtifel ,Simoloia" fir Die
aenntniB Der Situation al Der inoi'
lten Noroeren5e, Die bel Der tbibeta.
ilild)en Sru9e cine Molle ipielt. Gro
bcrc 9eosropbiite @rtifel seben bic
Stidiporter nSeiien." .Solitein,"
tbeiliueiie burd 8atten peronidall.
litt. llcber Die GnnuideIung oes
Seeriueicns belebren ole Mrtifel
vSeer" uno nSnionterie," oic @enea-
logic oes oeuiid)en &aiierbnuies Ter.
nen ipir aus einer iebr ii~beriihtIihen
geilage bis in Die anBeriten 3lpeiee
%fenhen. Cine arobe @tisabl oon9io.
grapbie'n aus 9iteratur. aflnit nno
Wifienid)aft bietet aud oicier Yanh.
Gem Sumunismits VII ciii Defenders
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StalicniidDe 3nitGnSe.

ssln italieniiden Senot boben lid,
unl6ngit gorgGnge abaeipielt. Ole
Elm ieltiames 2idt auf aetpiiie gu
itdnoe merien. Gin bentiher GORE.
iponoent ihreibt barber ans Hom:
Ger aonig bon Stalien muB Die sc.
n1toren, Die er ernennen mill, aus.
81 Gategorien Don Stnnfsbiiraern
ausmdbIerL Die inn Die gerfaiiuu9
in Vnrngrapb 33 auf5ablt. Ser &c.
nat iuieoerum priift ole 5iteI oergieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10

crnonltten uto conitotirt in einer9l6-
thinning DAB Die Dem &onig bon
Der Rcgierung &orgeidlagenen mirf.
lid bel ibrer Grnenmnng burd oen
&onig ienc Sitel bcioBen. Seit 1900
ubcr bat Der Senot oieie MbItimmung
81 elmer gcbeimen 8oaotoge umlgc.
%i!nltct, mo ieitoem fonlnlt eS Dor,
0uB alld Senatoren, ocrenSitcl ouriS
in Sronrng linh, 5oblreid)e idmor5c
&ugeln erbolten lperm tic politii6
ooer perionlid, nift beliebt jino. Bum
crlten Wale aher bat eS lid an 10.
Npril 1903 ereignet, bob Gin ncler
Senotor in Ser WoQotuge obgelebnt
muroc, neil trob mnanfcd)tborer
NcftStitcl Der Senut idmerc 9eocn.
fen geoen leine Worolit0t bette, mo
bn5u lit er nod SberitantSompalt /
@oa man iiber Die @riinoe Ger gb'
lcbnltn9 eriGbrt, lit iebr nett, Sr.
Or. Fcrilmo, SberItnotSanpolt in
9teopel, treibt ileben ieinen MmtSger
ifGftcn nod Elm elntrGgli6ere@
&unomerf, er lit @lid)erer, mo 5rpar
pcrlnngt cr nllr 81 Ero5ent SSobres-
5inlcn. Ginc9 Cages befono lid ser
SproB elmer ser G"Iteiten ii5iIiuniihen
goelaiomiIicneerin3 Grobio, 9rlocr
cincS betnnntcn NbGcoronetcL III
GROCER alcnrmc, 0enn Die Summe,
Ole ibm icbltc, nm poltonrmen gliif.
lid) 81 lcin, mdr beinabc bltnocrttoll'
ieno Ironc9. Mon rictb ibm 81, ci.
mem @eidGitd)cn nit &rn. Ycriumo,
Ter &crr GbcritnutSnniuolt pcrlong-
tc j>uur Elm biShcn bobc 3inicn, obec
0oiiir biirgte leinc Stellung fiir
itrcng recllc Surhiilbrung. Srobin
0oS 8eidGit ober inn cntiAei.
Wonlent gob ibm Ecrilm1o
rlr cincn Sbeil Scr Slmme IN buor,
ben NcIt III elmer Nn5ahl nlterSaben.
mo -@eidirre, Die er nit 20
100 Strc bcred)netc. Ger Si5ilinncr
lnbm IN ieincr 9totb olld) Die, nbcr
us cr oaran qing, lie 5n pcrtolien
ibm Der gauge &reupel mlr
2OOO 2irc, gerooe ein 3cbntcl be3 no.
llincllen WertbeS. Num lpllroe er
umgcmiitblidL i6idtc Yerill.
no eiien Nouofoten aiti ocn Sails II.
ieB Inn crtl0rcH, entlpcocr nebme
Die 1000 Sirc mo gcbc 0afiir cinen
mi 10000 Sire lnltcnoen Medie(
.llrild poer cr %erItatte sic Nn5eiqc.
Eeriilnlo cling ouI oen Gorldlag Elm
mo Die Sode mar erlcoigt, obcr be-
amt mllroe lie bod mo bat ieBt Den
ucronloBt, Dem mudcriiheu
beS @eleBes Die Sbiir 5il pci
en-. iuobci man iif nr luunoern
NIB, Dob Die Hegierlng Ecriuno
lld)t nllr bis belitc I'M Mnut gclniien
)at, lonoern i'm olld) nod sum g.
lotor porihlua. Wan mill lett
,erortigc Sale 0oourd) mnlo0lih
nohclL inbcnl man sic 0cbcimcNol.
otugc aufbebt u1o habiird) Ole Sc
lotorcn 5Wingt lid MIR mn Ole
RchtStitcl 5t fiimmern. Sb ouS
liht beiBt ooS @ettcr pcrbcliern, IN.
'cnl man oen Barometer 6erihlGgt,
il cine dnoere Sro9e.
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gcfanntmadnngen.
Siireau Der 9riinusSs 9eh6tbe fir bus Seurrr
NrnurIcutcut

IA ltimure, ben 9. NIui 1908.
SH uebereinlliunHmlq init Dem NblbTItt .
Der am /. Se5ember 1899 umter5HNICtcn 1icr.
oromGn9 luerheu Friiinngeu fir G|rncruunGeu
~ oem Iienie i'm 1fueroepartemcit Der Staot
Baltimore am uoer n~naciGHr nm 10. SHui 100
llr Steln1gel ais Siilf5sItnthiilitelr ltES
Frobelcute qebulteII.
siue 9rllenrlingcli 3ltrt 2icnit in Geucr. Se.
pariellellt Der Staot Baltimore niiilcl und
NellnfniB mo Nruuhb1rfeit acmCht lucroeu,
ole ourd competitive GriinIlgen icitgclteui lpcr.
oelt lniB. WctlCbe I'M 9luitellHnG int SieHit
mullen dil Sormularcl geGrnht i0erocu. nic
BON Dem Scfretdr Der &riifmtqe5e6uroc i'm
5ai99alie 9eltetert lueroen. Sulc c5cfttDc tlir
Que Stllllllgcl ntiliien i'm Niirtln oe@ GtgrCs
Seputlenlellla ntdt lpdter, ais I'M +. NIni 1905
&m N~Iitraae Der Neb6roe
,r.,,o, Y. II. gpttmi1n,
lWtAlluJ g-ptrytUr.
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oes traturs.
WnfttmurP

Baltimore, ben 25. slpriI 1905.
glQeIl oarun iniereiiirten Iertonell miro biers
nit Iabrtft ertbeiIt. odb Oct Stuots Sngenieiir,
ME es ourh Den glbibniit CT Is, @rtifel AS oe5
NnItintorerStaots9ooe bon 1898 (Supplement)
Ocrlanpt miro, Den erildrenocn 9Slan uno Die
GScribabihdrI9en fir ole &erdnocrliHe II. Wos
oiii3irung oes 5luifben Dem Wiabor mo Si1ot.
ratb bon Baltimore uno Charles ", 9oot. IT.,
abgef6luIenen GuntraftS fir Die gibeuirul9
mo Biluiierun9 ocaienigen 5beileS Der 9lifs
ton.9loenle, bon Der Sitcite Der 10. .9traBe bis
6ur gSeiicite Der SbelfeasSerrace, in @emdB'
belt Der am 8. Wiai 1903 betdti9ten Seroros
nIIQ yir. loo, nm naourd &orior9e 5n trelien
fir bic EioeIirll19 mo BfIaiterung oes eGr5eu
GbeileS oer GliitorsN ncune. bon her Siioueits
feite Der Observation-Disclosures bis 8ur gSeitieite
oer G6clieusTerrdce, bis gu elmer garSeIl 9reite
bon 40 SUB, anitutt in elmer 8reite bon 80
SUB, uno NeiiimIminaeil fir ole 8e51bluna Der
bnourb entitebenoen soften t~reiicno, IN oiciem
Biiredu binterle9t bat.
glle ouOun beriibrtcn gerionen itno berehs
tiat. innerDulb so 5aqeu bonn Sutum oiefer
giotiS an, I'M @uItimorer Staot9eri6t brr6
fhriftIi6 eingerei6ic BctitioU odgc9eu gu apa
peuiret.
Sarrb Il. Suppcr,
Neatilrator Der Stuot Baltimore.
(Npril25 ;WiGi2. 0.lG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10

Iderbau VI it " / l.
Jon nil Den Sarmeru be@ Horome.
items bclicn. 9urd) mlberniinitigc
notwithstanding lit ibr 9onO omni'
3cnniipe" seluor9cn uns ~lIeicrt feline
lobnenoen Grtrdge mebr. &r. &il
Jon bat nm Gcute nah 0Gncmurt.
SdmeoeM Norluegcn mo HuBlon0
geihidt, Die Seloiriidte mlSiinoi9
MADDEN iollen Ole sur g%lblpedSllng
olii Den @oi5enicloern qepiInn5t mcr.
Den tonnen IN Den giegcnocn, sic mcit
norolih lie9eL mo no oie Stidltpiis
proou5irenoen Yilon5en niht mebr
reht 9%eociben. IS iino bcreitS mcb-
rere Sorten Soomen eingetroiien,
Die nun altf Den &crilldS . Stotio.
men oiti ibre &erpenbborfeit gcpriiit
meroen iolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10

lid cine Gecipro5itdt3 Eorifgeiet-
gebung in 9ntgriii 8cnorlrlcn iperoe.
1ieie Stimmcn mcr0cn Iid) IN nod)-
tier ,3eit mobl nod iebr mcbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10
2unopu Earf.

Ter bauptiddIlidtfte LSrieobuf In Baltimore.
arcal: $50 Ader. - SnlmelWdbrenorr 9barter.
gu icber Belt errei6bar. Sitni Gents Tnbr'
eelb bon allen Stdottbeilen, SiraBerbabn.
W1ggon5 pnilirer ben S1ipteit9aIie. uae bret
MSiIniter. Bnrmes WGrte5immer fir Sulbe,
Die ben 5riehbof bel raibem g8etter befntell.
@egrdtniBpldee. 6n iebr m1biAen BretfeH,
fimnriIib inter fortlu16renoer YfIege.
S;ireaa: 9r. 81, aleft' earaiogasGtraRt.
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