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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
80. G%Onaref, - 3iucitc Sibuuo.
Qoa @ot9 poiiirt bic Gro6trotenbiQ.
9iShtiiion Der 9ltcrbml Ser.
miniglmGobiu inn Scuat cr6ihlct.

WiliglmG0biu inn Scnat crGinlct.
@0ibinGton, 2. e., 9. 6c6r.
- Ter Scnat miomCtC 0cu bclltiQcr
Gag Scr Nfcrbou &crmiQiQlmo9.
Gill, obuc sic @ciprchlu0 Ocriclbcn
ST uollenocn. Die WilitGr. Nfaocmics
&crmini0uug9biu mllroc cin6crihtct,
unO So0gC (lRoii.) mterbrcitctc cine
Gctition BON 1912 ,Gbriition On
Ocouor" = @ciclli6oitcu, mcld1c ocll
FrGli0cntcn criud)cn oic Rc0icrul.
gen Der @clt sur GrucnmuQ pon
0Clc0oten ijlr cincn iuteruotionolcn
GonArcB 81 crllld)cn, mrldrr pun Belt
5u Belt juIomnentretcn ioll, nm Sra.
gen BON 9enlctniumcm ,SltCrcIlc iiir
ole betbeiliQtCl 9totiourn 5r briprc-
hen, lin $50 ucrto0tc iih Scr e..
nat bis morNcn.
%m Hcpr0 G
mltr0c Ole 0cbuttc ilbcr Ole Srodt
rotCnirogc iort9eicBt bis 3 ll6r 9tod
mittogS, mormlf Oua Don Der ocrno-
trotiideu MinoritGt onHcbotcnc Ga.
pcD'ihc Subltitut iiir sic Gid Comm.
ienO'ide Grohtrotcnbia 5llr 9lbitim.
ming gclunQtc mlo nit 1856 QeQeil
15t Stimmcn pcrmoricu lpltroc. Die
lcBtcrmGbntc Bill lullrOc ul2ooun init
32G gc0en II Stimmcn poiiirt. st
lihc HolttncGcih0ftc uobmcn sic
3eit OeS @HuicS bis fltr5 nod > llbr
IN 2niprllf, |luorolli &crtoQlmg CT.
iolgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
SnnOncnbOOt %rgtcmpOrt" in Slider.
hcit.

Norfolf, go, 9. Tcbrunr. -
0oS Ser. Stuotcn a%onoucnboot
%n9icmport," meldc3 iciuc S6roubc
perloren 6ot mo ieit 5mci Goacn &c.
iudt mrlrOe, lit bclrte - Mcilcn iiio.
0itli6 bon Sap @curu gciiftct NOR.
ocn. IS lieNt oort Dor 2lntcr mo
mnrtct oltf cinen &c0icrrm0S Gcmor.
Qllcllr, wcI6cr oo9 Gobr5clQ bierbcr
MIniiren MINI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
1crdantS' e &iincrs' GranspUr,
tatiun GOmp.mu.

Inttpfcrsetnten.
gtl6 gOftetl uno benz Often: ieoen Wlontag,
9ienItag, SuHnerItng itnb Samii1g, a6cnbS
6 tlBr.
3at Probioerce uno Dem Often: leOenSunns
tao. Wlttttpob nno 5rettug, Nbenhs 0 ttbr.
Rad gieiuport = getuS mro ~yiorfolf; tdaIl6
nm o llbr M6enoS.
8radt miro tdAIiCt bis 3 llhr Nbenos ffr an
benz GAGE obfGbrcnoe Sampler ungeHontmeH.
gia6 SdbuHIlaD uuo benz Slben: ieSen Siens
FLAG, &unneritGg unb Gumitua. gIGeuoS 6 llbr.
8oftoner uno 9roetoeuce 9 9dnpier fabren
bon Der Nlcrtte am Sube oeS CONG 90ds nb;
Gaoaliob. 9nrnpfer bon oer gSerfte mn SuSe
Der BeItsSdu5t GOemIe.
6, u. 9lniuGham. steent,
QungsGod.
". q. EuSusr, @.sB.sa.
II. Q. stcbbinb, W.sW
Suuptblremi - 9r. G0I, Gorb. Ggarlts. etr.
Sra9t ilno Eaiag e'1ireGI-Jtr, 22t gGefi,
gdItimoresGtroBe. t113,9&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

am y. Mar3 1902 oobingci6ieocnen
6ilrIten @eor9 Wiiiniter pom 0erncs
burg, cbemoligCu Oeltti6en 9otiAoi
tiers III @oriS, 9citorbcn. (@roi GrnIt
muroc am ;. 2tltQrit 1856 qe6orcu
un0 permdbIte iid) I'M Sabre 1885 in
&rotou nit McIouic @5ifu. Der Gin
size Sobn lit ocrtidcr Sccfa0ct.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
&erbGltniRmGRia gut abaclanfeu.

0eS MoiucS, Ga. 8. Sc6ruor.
- Sin bon Chicago fonlmenOer Scr
Ioncn5uQ ser nGbicnQo, W}ilmoutec
mo ct. Saul 9Qbn" murOc belttc
uobeDtclbolrnc ourh cine Ncbrodcnc
Sflicne aus Dem @clciic 0ci6lellOert.
Gononfteur $. Nj. Morib fuur Oobci
um'S 2ebeu uno 20 Eerionen trilgen
Scrleblngen 0opon. Die 5crbro6cnc
Sdicnc lag ctlpo 300 SUB 0itIid) bon
einer 200 SUB longcn umO ctpu IS
SUB bobcn NriIcfe, meldIc mlter Dem
Nnproa Der entglciitcn @oggouS SIT
%iommenbrod), 10 ooB Die @ofomotipc
unO od)t @ogqon8 bcrub itilr5tcn,
Dab nidt mcbr Mcnidcnlcbcu Der.
loren %gingelt, lit Elm mobrcS @unOcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
N0rOOenti6er 9lObO,
&sgtImdRise 9ampHdifffabrt
5tpifheu

&sgtImdfise 9ampHaifffabrt
5nifhen
Baltimore uHO Bremen
ourd) Die neiten un0 erpro6teu, init
allen @eQitemIihfciteu D%eriebenen
BoItoampfer eriter Rloiie:
y&bein," n8ranoen6urg,"
yNefar," DG6emuis,"
yWain," -8resImt. "
Die grpe0tttonstn0e itnO ME foIgt:
- bon Baltimore:
yGaIie[," Mfittmod), Sen %. 6ebrltar,
2 lt6r Na6mittagS.
gGGemnis,, W}ittmo6, Sen s. Ndr5,
2 llbr No1mjttag8.
yGormItoot, W}ittmodl ocn 22.W}dr3,
. ll6r Nodmittu05.
o@cro," W}ithuoN, Ocn 30. MGr5, ,
llbr NodmjttoQ9.
y9rc5folL" W}ittuoh, 0clr II. 2lprjt
: l(6r Hod)mittog9.
8tueite Ssoiiite-9 aiInge.Br eis
Bon $i2.50 an,
2miihenoeds'N aIiagesBreiie:
Se9 Ssitimor' "ado $4,000
Son Bremen mad Baltimore $1,000.
sPaabtEIIe . glnste Guu Baltimore aaA
Bremen nNb 5uIlR $1,000.
@eseu gru6t uno gaifaae meme mar hb
an bic Generals laenteu
u. Sdnmafer & &c.,
Rr. 4t9, Sanoper.S troBe.
Oher
GOUar0 Rnine,
pifI0 S:s TtutTfen Gurr.ipUnbsnisa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
3Hr EMANCIPATION.

@oulUthHtpit %'CE
8aDette.S troBe. Singltuuoe: 0ieI'
flags - 9irigcut: Sobn 81. 9Gein.
.GermnniasM dmer6or."
Saltptqllartier: @crmunio = 0Gn'
uerdor = SoIle, Nr. 4tO-4t2, 8eIt.
Boundaries troBe. Stngitun6e: Don.
nerItags - 9irigent: &beooOr Sent
berger.
n8robiim."
SmlptQltartier: Grobiinn Safe,
Ger. 5000, Sre6erid.2 loemue. cling
ittnoe: Wittmo6S-9tri9ent: SoBn
81. 8lein.
,Irbeiter. Wdnnerhor."
SouptQltartier: @noreos' So1e,
Nr.3t4, ScnooerItraBe. SingIhmOe:
9onnerito9S - Dirt0cut: GbaS. 8.
9ndolt.
.2ocuIt.@o MGmerdor."
SouptQltortier: 3mtder's SolIe,
Ode Cuba. mo gltOreItraBe. Sin9'
1tInoe: Wittipod Nben0S 8 l1br -
9irigent: Sllbert Griippel.
Nrbeiter.2ieoertaIeI."
Snuptotortier: &ol3' Sole, Nr.
40S, @eit 2erin9tonitrobe. Sing
itunOc: 9icnitogS-0irigcnt; SrtGo
@riipprl.
,T6alia.W aGnncrhor."
SouptQltnrtirr: @oi0tS Saue, Scr.
1922, SariorosgOemie. S%ingihlnbe:
Mtttmo6S-0irigeut Soiepb Rade.
.Wosort.W tGnnerd)or."
Sa,ptQuartier: 8rooomap Sotel,
@de 9roaomap rulo SrIeansItraBe.
Sin9Itlmoe: 9ienItaos - 9trigent:
SEQ. 90. 8oblmann.
y@iGenfran5."
Sa1tptqltarticr: Spbn Sdmi0t'S
Dorm. 8orn'S) Sale, @de 8. uno
@ougbitroBe, SigbIauotoiun. cling
ItlnOe: Wittpods-9iri9ent @oW.
8odner.
DIeIooie."
SailptQuartier: s. GiGs' &nIc,
@de 2opitraBc uno @eloir . Warft.
Singitunoe: 9onncritugs = 9iri.
gent s. 9orolus.
8oDerti1cr 90 dnncrdor.
g(ttcrmonn'S SoHc, Gtc ron Guro,
line rulo Goitgbitrobc. Singittn0c:
0onncrito0 @6cno. 0iri0ent: 9tit9nIt
S6nei0er. 3a
8ermoflid . itortcft!G lib.
Souptqitortier; Weicnberg's Sone,
Ger. tt6, Noro BocoItroBe. cling.
Ihin6e: 9ienitag8 - 9irigent: s..
&oroluS.
nMetger.@ IS ion9bcreiu."
Sauptqllartier: Soiimonn'S 4a1e,
2op. uno SorreIts StroBe. cling
itilnoe: 0ienItog8 - 9irigent: S. s.
Sronf.
Dg0eItueiB."
Sartptortortier: @eorg S. g(oer'S
Soue, Rr. I, %ait.gOenne, Canton.
Sin9Itunoe: 9ienIta9S - 0irigent:
9lug. Sdneioer.
Sltrnpereine:
.Enrr g.. Settion oes 2abor : gu.
ceumS." 0icnitog un6 9onHer.
flag. 2ilrnImnOe 9lbcnOs s llbr.
.@ermunin = Slirnperein."
SDimef'3 o96bmcn : Sale."
SurnOereiu o8ormGrts."
GorlpGrts . SoIe, @r. 1924,
@eIt.2eringtonitraBe.
.2ocuit . Yoint Eurnpereiu."
@de Sui. ulo 8eoion StroBe.
~ltnabbGngi9er 9iirger.8erein bon
NarplonO" - Geriommlung ieoen
Ietteu 9omncritog I'M Monot in scr
oSornGrts SoGe," Ger. 734, 8eit'
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Baltimore ~9ampi.@ad,t.Go.
quite uub 4nperId itae 9atsNtnit,l

lNllte unb 3noerIdIN ar H0taNtIit,I
Sic Rsr. StdategsgSoit bCl0roetn6.
men, bon ben n9ap 1ine"sBiers. 9tr. 1913,
1iebtsStraBe, $50 9lbenbs. bireft NOD OLD
goint Comfort, Gorfolf, Bor!Smoutb uHo allen
8oinf Comfort nit Is. & 0.,Gifen6GbU@ na8
~Gtibmono,. Berbinoun0 in Portsmouth nit oem
.Gcaboaro 9ir Cine" ioltben 3rg bon 4oriS'
mouth ta6 atlanta. 3r Nurfolt &erbinoung
nit 6er n@tIdnfic Gouft cine. IorfoIf pn6
Carolina. VorfoIf ltno Iioiib, ylorioIt unb
meiiltt itnh sSIo 9ominton Glue" nan Neiu'
bern, gBuIbi1qtoh R.s9., unb GihmoHo, ia.
Wa0seifcn nd9 curopdithcm Plnue. 2Iru.
rt5fe Iniiiten5tmncr, eleitrii6e 8eICu6tung,
Bnmpf6eiBuna. 4oien fret. gaeferbirte 9aiiitets
SSE Et.''" XII :" g SSf 8Gitt atSftt 9ilSb P.' gSsr o" PoS S'i ittO
sos, 9ig6tGtrnBe. @. 81 g. Office. ar, 2t5,
orb,g6nrIess9tru uRo Nl6uugD'S, Gpnrls5'
uno GcrinQtousG irnFe.
Subn n. e6crurDb, e. Bruiuu,
@iee.8rdt II. @eH,' Wannger. Gen. sBaft. sgaent
CGe82-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

/" aesen az 9nuer fir 2Onbun auO gatis m.
Sam6nr9-Imerifa.SiMie
81 9rcoOnuD, Rem.Dorf.
Artbnr ". NO6IOn,
II 8eIt'Ge ntre.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
3,uei Sdiffc in GROCER @cfa6r.

Ct. %obn$. Y. g., O.. Gebrum.
- Seit Gicnitoq Nl6cno lit Der @uicn
bon ct. Sobn3 bon cinCm ~foloiiulcn
GiaiclOc einNci6loiien. Gic nod] Ct.
&obnS beitimmtc @rigN nGner9p"
mo Die bon BORT fonmcn0c 9ri0g
.&ioonio" limo in oicicm Gi@iclo
Itcfcn gcblieben NM sic Sdlcpps
boote boben nid)t 81 ibncn porOrin.
Gen fonnen. Gic nGncr9p" ii9noli.
lirtc, Dob iicgfobrlnQSnlittcl broltd)c,
mo am Nodmittog mod)tc iid) cine
An5obl WGnner alti, INN iibcr Oo5
GiStel0 5l geben rno Dem Shllt
ScbenSmittel 81 b%ringeL bod Iitrd)tct
man 0oB oicieIbcn in Dem 5llr Belt
r%aienocn Sli55oro p%crln1glildt iin0.
Bon Der rGioonio" limo orci 6rciluilt
lige gliidlid) ilbcr ooS Sis olti icitca
2on0 getommen. Wion iiird)tct, OoB
bic bciocn S6iifc IN Dem INNER
iurdt6orer mcrOenoen Stltrm BON
Den @iSmoiicn 5erquctidt mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

- @iaiom g. 9(dermum BrGiiocnt
ser oSQinoiS Contradiction" wGbrcno
Der Sabre 1877 bis 1884 llno ipGtcr
itGOtiiher Gontroleur untcr Wtopot
5obn i. |Sopfins, ioluie glltOitor Ser
Wcltuus Itelllmg pom Sabre 1898, lit
in Chicago einent Ser5leiocn crlcgcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

StroBe. tctjr
Serer.8 erIiderungs .ggrnten.
Some 5rienoIp Society, 1926, Sin
0ert . glbenue.
@. z. SbadelTor6 & Co., Q, OIt.
Sorotogaitrobe.
SenrD ~. @arfieI6 (gtopaD, 2t0,
SIt.2crin0tonitrabe.
9irdbcno & Con, 2t4, SIt.2ering.
ton StrnBe.
ScnneB & &oDIor, 306, S~it.2erine'
ton . StrnBe.
S,trner & Sbomas, 9, SIt.S Saratoga.
StraBe.
20. 8. SeT0eu, If, SIt.BTeaiant.
Strobe.
6elerIidere M6bel. 2ogcruna.
@roBom'8 8arcbouIe, Barf 4bernle
mo Dolpbit'S trdBe.
@rlunoeigeutbums.W afIer.
9ierre 6. 9ugan & Stephen, t6.
QeringtonsG trnbe.
@it6bunolltng.
@1mtber's oeutide 9rGban6Irng.
S0S, SIt.Woltimores StraEe.
@Gder.G equiiiten.
TGe MDers & Sids 60, 104, Sii6.
0omoro.S truBc.
@altboI5-Sdnbler.
89os. Mottbetps & Son Canton.
@penue uno gItbemorle.S trdBe.
Geo. S. Sloan & 9ro., Ala, 2igbt.
StrnBe.
0Ied). unS emaiairte Stablipnaren.
Notionnl @nomeIing & stamping
Co., 100, Sanoper.S Stripe.
9onpimoi1inen, 3eIicl II. Bitmpen.
@nIlncc Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
unO 2omborb.S traBe.
2an5tuirtidaftIide @er6tbe unb go.
mereielt.
0riifitb & Gltrner So, 205, Ior6.
BacoItraBe.
Srnnmentale Qrobt.Arbeiten.
9uiur & Co., 81, N..Sotparo.Str
Shnitt' un6 &ur5lpnnrcn.
4rmIirong, Gator & 60, 106-18.
Sopfins' Blace.
Sregeaas, Sertel & So, 100, Sop.
fins-Blace.
Sbiiren, Seniterrabmen II. Rauleaur.
6ront 8. @attins & Co., Bratt- uno
Breiioent.S traBe.
- e%iibiIfg;uDlt
SGnupitabafs . 5obrifenten.
q. Starr & Co., 436. Noro.@ alDert.
StraBe.
3eiti4riiten . Woan5in etc.
Baltimore NenS So, 3t8, @eIt
Germans trabe.
Stieobofe.
2oroon Barf Cemetery, Office 81,
8eIt'S aratoga.S traBe.
Mnrnfnnn nnA NfnnfhIhntin.0nk
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@egwet(u
OUn cmpfCBIeuSuertBeu SSiuau5',
Gugrus. unO GnSetOils@ CidDaftcn.
8tuun3telIeS 3.
8Qnfen.

6tuun3telles.
8Qnfet.
6irit RationnI 9ont, t6, 8eIt.5 sara.
to8a . StroBe; $. 9. 8erguiou,
BrGIiOcnt; s. 9. Bilcor, Rniiirer.
6ormerS' ono WerHonts' gtotionnl
@anf, 301, Ior6. Charles. StraBe;
Gbos. Z. Crane, Br6iioent; Garter
q. S3burn, aailirer.
9ettti6e @ont, ~2crir9ton. unb Soft
onp.StroBe; g. $. SAul3 BrGit.
bent; Gltouit 8e6cr, &aiIirer.
Commercial ans 6ormerS' 0atiouoI
8onf, SOparD. uno @GrmausStr
@eItern NotiouoI @a,tt, ID, 0or0.
@lttom-G troBe; Soibrla Is. Saroep,
GrGiiOcnt; 8. Worrtott. &aIIirer.
9ropers' oa0 Ne6anicS' Iattonal
9onf, @utotu. un0 Sopctte.G Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
3eiti9riiten Ma5a5in etc.
Baltimore Reps So, 3t8, @eit.
@ermansS trabe.
Stiebbofe.
Solioon Barf Cemetery, Office 81,
Beit.S oratoga.S trabe.
Iarglanb uEo BennIgIpania.goku

Marplanb nEo Benniglbania.g obu.
8fiee b~erIaiicn Woril! abenuess Citation:
7.30 Norm. nad 9orf, ti9Iix, ausaenou'
men GonUiagS.
$50 Born. nn6 SeIta, nit Gornines.
GonntngS.
3.25 gla6m. naf yorf. tdsIi1, auseenon'
men Sonntngs.
4.00 Na6m. nab Delta, nIr Gonntags.
400 mad 9eIta, tdaIi1, ausgellommen am
Sonriag.
600 Ga6ui. nab BeIaIr, tieli9, auSgenom,
men GouHt19s.
1000 abenoS, mad 9et1tr, uur gonHt1sS.
11Ah Hoenos, radb gtldir. Wiitipoth urb
$oHfias
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

IGHe! GGfe!
sur Iciit ms stnsfauo 6ciprai 6
9iaine, Nr. 4fi,H'et. Eanl.5 ralr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

WIII0V0TIa- WI. 1fOO0T sInTlOl IIlU nm
$40 &Urm. $3.50 mo l5.E5 liu6nl, Gnmoeus
Stulirn. 500 uno 1900 Born, 1905 Miits
Stebsrld, DIT. JloDalS iatton. fs.46. lv.4e &.
Gamoeus Siatiou. 7.35. 1900. 1918 uuo 1000
8orm., 1925, 1850 uro 1920 gbenos.
&infeisr, W(., gloDalsStoiiol. l7.10 .. nno
1850 9tndUl.
Saarrstopu, Ult. J1obaIsc totion, is.45 Borrit..
1900 gla6ni. GdnloensS Citation, 900 gorrt..
1870 unb 400 Nadm.
Ghientt, 9th ltno Wlt. airD, GdnloensSta
l7.35, 2e.l5 Gornt, !t.25, 1880, 1920 giad5nt.,
900 uuo *1t.45 gbenOS.
Curtis gan, GomocnsC %tntiou, 1928 8orm.
2nrag. WRt. NoDal Statiou, s2.43 Ea1nt
Characterization. 300 ytdd,m.
..Dinhnl Nlnc 2inieh nam HhllabeIphia nnh
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9onticrs ltno Mafter.! 1tt1,
SombIeton & Co., IL, 9Ts@erington.
Strobe. tahin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

S%por6anfen.
Central Sooinos @ont Charles
uat0 2erington.S troBe. 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

0enr6 -8er[Gamben gerI.@t RobaI
G~blaipapgnu ....5igl. 3.5t .. $3.50 Y.
Barlor 4 Spcife. .TiQl. IDS q. 1900 y. q
9aftct 9nrlor. uilSg. @. $50 y. 9.54 Y.
Barrier. Spetie, MIR Sn. o.52 .. 9.67 q. g
gnrlor. Spette. uu9d. Q. II 30 q. VILLA .. q
FGrlor, speife. .GlGl. 1.b5.E Z. " 1.59 q.
y1uDnl almiico," GuslhIieBLi6er gunnans9na.
Bliieis. Rnubs, 9nrIor'. Sbferoatious. uno
QnrlOr. Speiie. . . .5dQl. 600 u. 6.05 @. Q
Gnubes. Rbild.. duSd 9. 755 u. 500 a.. Is
Goodies. Rbild.. .Idgl. 900 VI. 9.05 VI. q
SdldfuulQplI e. . Idal. 1899 @. 1874 M.
Ger l0fdIe GdlatUdggpn nab gietpsgprf 1T i'm
Wt. Hpndla @dhn6oie INN 1000 M6enbS 3it aufs
nGbnte bon Bdiiugicrcu bereit.
~ mao Ntinutics0iin an Nodentneen; 81
nab N~tlautie.S itn tdgltcb.
ellie Sige bGlten In Nilminston. g tdI
In Gbeitsr an.
0erI. Gnmoen BerI. ut. Jtobal
Rbiia., aifom. uuss, 2. s.t5@ $40 %.
eineerin aii.. GlSs, 3 5.i0R 6.i5E
Qbifd. qffum., nur 60. 6.t0M ei5a
PbiIa. @rpreb uusa, g. 7.55N 500 u.
QbiId, Grpreb. ..9dIl. 600 u. 9.05 q.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06
KUROKI DEFEATS RENNENKAMPF,

Gen. Kuroki's Headquarters, Feb
26.-via Fusan, March 1.-The Jap
anese yesterday achieved signal vic.
tory over the forces commanded by
Gen. Rennenkampf. While this vic.
tory is important in itself, it is more
so because of the strategic advantage
gained by the Japanese. The fighting
was over mountainous country be-
tween thirty and forty miles east OF
Yentai, which is about fifteen miles
northeast of Liaoyang.
Gen. Kurokis infantry again dis
played remarkable qualities as hill
fighters and proved their superiority to
the famous cavalry of the Russians.
The Japanese now hold strong lines
extending from southwest to northeast
and partly eastward of the Taitse riv
or, threatening the Russian left flank.
In the engagement the Russians
left 2O3 dead on the field and lost sew.
eral machine guns. The casualties
are estimated at over 1000.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06
A PROCLAMATION.
Imperial nanifeStO Calling for Sup.
port of the AutOCraCv.

Imperial rianifeStO Calling for Sup.
port of the AufOCraCy.
St. Petersburg, March Am impe-
rial manifesto is published in the Off
cial Messenger AS follows:
"The nation should adopt An attitude
of calmness and tranquility. especially
on account of the enormous struggle
with Japan. The people should give
their whole heart and support to the
present regime, for autocracy is the
only form of government possible for
Russia.
blinded by pride, evil minded lead
ers of the revolutionary movement are
making insolent attacks on the holy
orthodox church and other lawfully
established pillars of the Russian
state, thinking to destroy the existing
order and to set up an administration
not suitable to the fatherland."
The assassination of Grand Duke
Sergius is referred to as having deeply
shocked the nation, and the manifesto
concludes with an appeal to the right
mindde people of all classes to rally
around the throne for the preservation
of the existing order.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06
RETREAT OR SURRENDER.
Kuropatkin Has Evidently Beer
Defeated Again by
Oyama.

St. Petersburg, March At is semi
officially admitted that orders have
been issued to Gen. Kuropatkin tt
abandon Mukden and retreat to Har
bin, where there are better fortified
lions and where the Russian army car
be certain of foiling any attempts OIL
the part of the Japanese to Interrupt,
their line of communication.
This action is made necessary by the
success of the Japanese right, which
has crushed the Russian left.
Toxic, March 4.-Retreat at an ap
palling loss of men or unconditional
surrender now stares Gen. kuropatkir
in the face. No other alternative now
seems possible. Kuroki has pierced
the Russian line of communication in
two places, has routed his forces all
along the line and driven the enemy
from their first defenses back to their
main Notifications.
The Russian left is completely en-.
veloped, and Ktroki holds nearly ev.
cry important point which the Rus.
slams held when the battle before Muk
den began a week ago.
The semi official announcement is
made that large portion of the Rus.
sian forces have been entirely cut off
this force being the one which has
been conducting the most vigorous
fight on the part of the Russians. II
is stated that they fell into trap SET
for them by kuroki.
There is said to be little reason tc
doubt that within As hours the Japan.
ese will be in possession Of Mukden.
Kuropatkin has been playing into
the hands of the Japs almost from the
time Grippenberg WAS recalled, and
Oyama has successfully led him on.
So that the conditions now facing
the Russians are retreat, with a
large Japanese army following and de-
cimating the Russian ranks, this re-
treat also involving the abandonment
of large stores, or they must ignomini-
ously surrender. The first eventuality
seems most probable.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06
WASHINGTON NEWS

Robert Wingate, pioneer and promi-
nent citizens of Tacoma, is dead, after
brief illness.
The president has signed the bill
creating two judicial districts in the
state of Washington.
The bill vesting title to Point Def
ance park, at Tacoma, in the city of
Tacoma, has passed both houses of
congress.
Spokane is in danger of losing the
proposed new armory on account of in
junction proceedings to prevent the
purchase of the site selected.
The wholesale grocery stocks of the
Grimsley Sherwood Company at Seat
tie, has been sold to Sylvester Bros,
for consideration of approximately
100000.
The city of Seattle is considering the
question of bringing suit against the
state for 100000 to reimburse the
harbor fund for money diverted to 9th.
er purposes.
The University of Washington is to
have band this spring. Prof. &. o.
Kimball, the musicatl director, has is
sued a call for all men playing instru.
ments to come forth, and several have
already complied with the call.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06
Can TELL TROUBLES
CAR signs RESCRIPT FOR Rep.
RESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Document Is a Decree to Give Elect.
ed Representatives of the peO-
pie an Opportunity to Express
Their Views in Preparation OF
Laws of the Empire.

st. Petersburg. March I'm the
Alexandra Palace yesterday, surround
ed by ministers and few mem bers of
the court, and with the empress at his
side, Emperor Nicholas affixed his sig
nature to rescript containing his ma
jesty's decree to give elected represen-
tatives OF the people an opportunity
to express their views in the prepare
ton of laws of the empire.
This is autocracy's final response to
the agitation in favor of participation
10y the people in government, which
has brought Russia in the last few
months almost to the brink of revolu-
ton. No change in the regime of au-
tocracy is involved for the present,
and it means neither constitution nor
national assembly. At the same time
it recognizes the principle of the peo-
pies right to he heard regarding laws
under which they must live. What
ever the result may be, the document
is sure to mark an epoch in Russian
history as important as the signing of
the emancipation manifesto, the TWEEN
ty-fOurth anniversary of which 1t was
intended to commemorate.
The signing of the document came
at the end of dramatic scene, the eli
max Of which was an impassioned
speech by Emperor Nicholas to his
ministers, in which he declared he
sought only the welfare of his subjects.
81 am willing" the emperor said,
80 shed my blood for the good of my
people
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06
MOODY WANTS HELP.
Attorney General Asks Evidence
Against Beef Trust.

Against Beef Trust.
Washington, March 3.-Attorney
General Moody sent out to United
States district attorneys throughout
the country, dated February "a, a cir
cular letter in connection with the in
vestigation of the alleged beef trust,
instructing them as to the action they
should take. Following is the text of
the letter:
"a special grand jury will meet in
Chicago March 20, 1905. to hear evil
dence against the alleged beef trust. ,
You are instructed to make diligent in
quiry in your district and obtain what
evidence you can tending to show that
the producers of fresh or cured meats
have entered into com binstion in vi
olation Of the federal anti trust act.
Report the results of your inquiry at
the earliest possible date, and not later
than March Is, to S. II. Bethea, Esq,
United States districrt attorney, Chi
cago. This report should contain at
least the names and addresses of pros
pective witnesses and short statement
of what each will testify to"