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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Soften nid)t eftfiprdden. Ger oeiit.
ide Reidrsfonsltr, Graf bon 9iilnp,
mill Nun cinen @ebiel berbeifiibren
1uo ueriudeL ben Sdutbgebieten
cine ieIbititGnoiaere germoItlngs-Or-
goniiution 81 gebeu. gS iod Elm
cigenes aoIoniol = g(mt geidofien
mcrocn unb in ben ein5elnen Sdut-
gcbictcn IoIen Red1mrnqs60ie cinqe-
rid)tet meroen, oenen me6r freieSano
gclaIien merben Jolt, bomit sic Illtb
bon SnItrlftionen, Mequilitiollen
II. If, mlf Elm MinoeitmoB be-
idrdnft miro. Grhalteu sic ein5cG-
men S6ubgebietc iclblntGn0ige Ser.
maltlngS = SHItdn5en, bann fonner
tic iid) notur0entdBcr iho ireier ent-
ipidell. Griotrumgcn f0m1cn roider
nllSgeniibt ue Der. ais oos bisber
ulli Dem lungcH llno lneiten Snitou.
3cnlpea m0aliG pnr. Is lollen So
loninlbeamtc liz Den Gienit in Den
Sdubgebictcn porbereitet meroen,
nidlt mehr bios rtllriltcn, ionoern
aud gebiloctc Gunomirt6e, &ertretrr
ocS 0ergiad,eS II. II. 9lrrd Elm melt
h%er5i0cre3 Sultem Der Sclbitnrrmals
titng boiit man. mebr fapitoIfrGiti
gere Nniieoler nnh Den Holonien 81
5ieben mo DISQUALIFICATION 5luildcn
gtulie6lcrn un6 9euntten 81 permei
oelt. IS iollen oIio iiir Die Nuiie0ler
0iinltiaere @crbdItniile 0eid)ofien
lpcroeu. @i5 icBt limo Die heutiden
aolonien fem Griotg gerueicn, piel.
lci6t gero0c oea 9uremlfrntiSmllS
mcgcn, scr iiir 2(niieolcr ncui9 Ser
loderoe3 bate. Die aolonialpolitif
lit I'M MeidStage, %belonoerS bon ben
So5ioliitch oft ldari ongegriiien
nor0cn. Wcmr e8 Dem HeihSfon5ler
QelinQt, bufh cincn @ed)iel in Der
&oIoniolpolitit ncltes SSntcreiie al
0Cn oeutiden Sdultgebieten 81
nefen mo einen Sbeil bes 8epolfe=
rings llebcriditlieS oortbin 81 len-
ten, merbcn iih Oie belttiden Solo.
MEN cbenio gut entipifeln tonnen,
mie Die engliifeu. Bur gridlieBung
lit foum Der Nnforg gcnlnht, &api,
tai, @ilienidoit, b%eionoerS oie Geo
logic uno oie alrlturtc6nif, m%iliien
NIT Ser GinmanOcruma gcnleiniam
orbcitclt. Inn GrioIge 81 5citigcn, mno
bat eS ser oclttide HeidjStan5=
Ter ob9eleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
W1ricn /. pianibatipncu.

Nn Der 8orie lit lett letter 3o6e
mieocr einmol ltnrf vliquibirt" nor.
Den, mie eo in ser 9orieniprahc
beibt. Ger Marft mar an einigen Gu
gen oentorolilirt, 5u 3eitcn logar
porifortig. @ertbe iielen INN 5ebn,
cinigc nm iiiniino0pan5ig Eulfte.
Dos @crtrotcn lpor micocr cinmol
geidmutben, ob9lei6 bic 8eid6itSs
un0 Die Jinon5lagc, mic Ole Grnte.
9hlsiidten i'm 2anoc suirieoenIteucno
lino.. Der Wilmaufeer 9onflfonool,
oic Saftions Z Streitigfeiten in Der
.@Quitoble SebenSuerii6erungs . Sc.
%iellid)oft" uno gan5 belonoerS Die
Nilltrcugilngcn Der .90ren" an Ger
9orie. oenen Ole Iftien nod 311 bod
iino, brod)ten Ole @ertbe berunter,
uno ihlieblid beiBt es, luic gepobn-
lid: Die Nttien iino ollS ibnahcn
III itorfe S0noe ilbergegongen. Die
SGmmlein, Die leidt Nngit befoms
men, Iino mieOcr einmol geld)oren
moroen. Die Nodlrage nad) @elos
anlnge lit i'm lebteu Solbidbr offer
oingS burd) groBes glngcbot 10 5ienl-
lid beirieoigt moroenL Dem eS iillb
in oen lebteu ied)s Monotcn einiee
bumoert Wfiuionen an 9ftien uno
Obligationen nli ben 0elomarft &c.
tommcn, anbere, beionoerS lold)e bon
Giienbobnen, iino in gllSiidlt genorn-
men, 10 onB menig llriade SIT elmer
itei9enoen Senoen5 porbatoen lit.
9oSll fonnlt, bob Der bobe &urs
manfer Yopiere nibt I'M &~erbGltniB
gum ip%irflid)clr. ollf Den grtrna boIir-
ten @ertbe ltano. IS mar mieoer
einnal, mie eS Suipion nennt, .tole
SinonS" Ole bon @ruppen mto Gin.
5elnen Der Sodfinon5 ollSgebeitet
moroen lit. GS lit nieoer ein1al piel
@elo al Der Norie perloren lpproerL
peridieoene Sereingcfallclle bnbel lid
oas Seben 1ellomulelt, aber oaS Tor.
lenipiel bot ieine Hei5e oomit nld)t
perloren. is miro iueiter ngeganl'
belt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
DER nft 1erfea1ter oet g@nttnfefangs
lepre l~dinerlid) nod erleber.

Sde Ginnabmc en- in SnfeI
SonfS Sousbalt be5iiierter lid I'M
gprll otf 3~9.77S,1S1 Collars, benen
IuSgaben i'll Der S0be BON 1880
oU ge9enliberltonoen. Ios Gefi3it
Tilr NpriI betr1et olio ilbcr 8 Mil-
lloren Collars. Die HeqierungSein-
Ilobnlen iparen nm ctlpo IA Miiuion
gerI1ger, ais I'M 4pril 1901, Ole Mus
aooen nm nobe5u . Wtillionen Sol.
lor" bober. Sir Die nabgeiaufenen
5elNl W'nnate oeS 6ihtoIiabres itel(t
'ld) Oas Eefi5it mui numb 1872 Wtil-
ltonel Collars. e 6Ict r,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
bes etabt.8 trators.


Baltimore. ben %. @priI 1906.
.Nllen oarnii irierefiirten 8erfoleti miro bier
init asabridt ertbeilt, Dab Der StaotsS HeeuieIir,
mie es nurh ben slbibuiit 81 6. glrtifel AS hes
SalftmorerGta6tseooe bon 1893 (Slippteutent)
6erlar9t lpiro, ben erfIdrenoeu Ylau uno Die
ACKNOWLEDGMENT iiir oie Berinoerluig II. Wlos
ottl5triina Ses auii6en Dem Wlabpr uno Siaots
rafb e9it 9aItinlbre ule Charles ". Soof, IT.,
aogei9inne1en epntratts fir Die Eioeatruus
mo Btlaiteruug besienieen 5beites Der Cliff
tons@6eniIe bon Der oltieiie Der 10. etraBe bis
3ur 2Seltletie Der GbeIfea .5errace. In 8enidb,
belt Der am 8. Olai 1903. beftdtiateu 8eror6s
nnn9 gtr; loo, nm oaour6 8orforge 81 ireffen
fir ole gstoeulriins uIo Efiaiterune bes earBen
2beile5 Der Gliftpnsabenie, bon Der Siibfueff
feite Der @tnoforsDiiqs9iono bis 5nr 8eftieiie
Der Gbelieus Ierrnee. bis 5u elmer eaitSen Brefte
bon 40 SUB. dnltatt in elmer 9reife bon SO
SUB. llio 8eitimInhnaen fir Die 8e5abtina Der
baoltrd entiiebeToeti auften trefienb, i'm bfefeu
giirenu b~interleet bat. y
Vile oappu berilbrten Eerfpneu IifS bered,s
fiat, innerBalb 80 Iuaen bonn 1atulu hjefer
gi0ti5 al. I'M 8ulttllorer Staoteerihi nurd,
fhriftIi1 einsereihte Retition ongeaen III aps
peuireu.
Sarrg y. Souper, IL
Reeiitrator Der Staot Baltimore,
(9tpriI25 ;lViai2, {, 16) .,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Tepartement fir 1iieutlide VerbeiIerungen.
ter.Iepurtement: SaiensSeBcroe.
Baltimore, Dio, 4..
cetfentlide perite NIB eods -

S(ngebote fir bic GouliruItion eineS Steins
uno 8alfeu.guIfbeab 3ur umlaflllg llnb 9iI.
ouna oes Bier5 glr. 4 fperben bis Gum "a. Wiat
1905, II ltbr Yurmittaas, entgegen genonthlen.
9trgebote miifien an ben Stdotz9tegtftratbr.
Hatbbuu3, aeillot uno an ben oSpdro OF
ghpuros" dorefiirt uno bon einem beglanbi9fet
Gbcd fir 10 Rro5ent oes 9tueeb0tes. 5ablbar
an ben 0iaDor itin Stuotratb BON Baltimore,
begIeitet fein. Gas Redbt min pprbebalteli, irs
9eiio eines ober ole I~naebote 5urild 8~ipeifen,
Rldne uno Spe5itiiatiuneil foUnel aeQet Sab
luna bon S., ole Den gietern 5nriideriidttet net
ben, i'm 8iireau Der oafel Geb6roe erIanat net
ben.
". 8. 6uttur,
SnteusS naettletlr.
9eItdtigt:
G., GlaH 5imaums,
YrdIibent Der ssBeb0roe.
(lRaiI ,3.5,8, 10 IL, t5.t719,22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
.Nclenn Wnrf.

Us tiarh am 3. IPni 1905, Moreens nm
, ubr 80 Uttnuten, oeieua Surt, geIiebte @ditir
pom Sobll VlttL I'M IIter BON 81 Sabren, 3 .Qio'
llHiet itIlo . lugen.
so luetb. mas i6 an ibr perlur.
I'm ole 10 itet tD leioe,
sic, ole iflett liebeno Ser} erfor,
gSar tneiIes 2ebens Sreloe;
Net91lt mir liehreid ieoe llib'
lllo iorgte treilid ipdt mo irii6
Sltr MD mo u1ilre Yiebef.
9It gnbti tie mir. luie ndnf' id Dir
6llr otete i6nHe eSu6e;
<le 1pdro ontn INNER tbeurer mir,
llllll riihf lie ibun i'm GrGbel
StIliebneno bid i'd nm mid Der,
uto adl i'd linoe fte uldt lne6r,
Sle Sreinott meires YebeH5.
@elol6Itet BON ibrem trmierHOen @utteH
tl2l-O Subu Nurf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Nanoel in Der bemtid)en Aolunial
Yplitif.

gs lit Ser oeutiden aoIonial . go
tiff BON allen Mnfane an porgelpor.
ienslporben, Dab iie pom griinen5 Glide
nis batrennfratiid seIeitet pcroe, bab
III 1ofge oeiien Die ReinIfate ben gr.
martungen ino ben aufaeuanote,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
BUR Grinucrnma

dlI mlieren geIiebteu Satten mo Batter
6eurg Neber.
pelher Deltie not eittent Sabre. am 1. Mai 1904
gettorbeit, nber ridt o~eraeiien iit.
Sdlulftm're ianfi in belize Stiue
IN 6er @roe iiiblem G6oob;
Nter, eIiilpld)eH alien NItlHIner,
81 Der Srteoe nun Seiu Zoos.
90 tuie Die Sterne rieoeriinfen
Sdlte' CT I'M SdooB ots Iooes eil;
Stl Galntt @rloter, ibHl 3I lpinten,
SeiH 9luqe brad, mo Ell mar Gem.
Ger ein3iae 1roit, Der lIna nod bIeibt,
ST 2Sieoerfeb'n in @luiqieit.
Tie trduernoe Satin ino aiuoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
2unbun.H arf.

Der bauptidhlidfte Sriebbot In Baltimore.
@real: 300 ader, abrsnser ebarter.
aelo bon allen Stuottbeilen. Gtrabethnbns
9%9qggons palitren ben Sonptein9ana. ale BRET
Bic BEN 5rieS6of bel rat6e@ 8etter %betud5en.
8eardbnibpldee 8I febr ntiBigen 8reifeH,
f~dulmtlid inter fortpdbrenber Yflege.
Bureau: Wr. II. 'saratoga.etraRe.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Sobn 8. genfel,
Er. 604, eao. stra&e,
III her QeidlenheStaffer.

tpeI9er aue gtnftrdee fteis sur 8ufrtebenbsit
GuSfhbrt., Ste bon TIM be9ane ;iten aei6en
tonuen Dcden Iona Iieeeu. obIe bic eerin9ften
eraorirte gtn5aIfamirsrtn. iittb 1T .le gie5anb'
IluIg bon 9raueuIeIeen bereu SDe5iaIita.. '1'
(Sant0,fS) 3HA .H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Glsahcth Scil..

IS itarb am 2. W&ai 1905 GliBabetb oeii, eea
iieble Satin oes peritorbeneu Charles 6etl, i'm
4iliet pon a SabreH ulto 6 NipuuteIt. Sic
laas poIl tbrer Iebteh 2So6nllIl9. Ar. 800,
Sno,Fagioi. straRe, aus nab Der ii 81. Roth
petfet Atr6e ltati, no cine Notwithstanding
M lDt SeeleHbeiI eelebrirt meroel miro.
@etlpallote NIB iSretHoe Der SImilte fiHo adl=
iiingSuoHtt eiltaeiaoen, beijnluobnen. 023-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
8efanntmadjnnsen
Guutroleurs. 1epartement.

baltimore, Wo., ben SO. apriI 1905.
9tad,ri6t ipiro hermit eribeiIt, Dab aue
Wartts2icen3en tausf6IiebIih folder fir Gens
tresWi1rft. In 6oIae oes SeierS). fotpie Saus
iirer.qiceu5eu am /. 1age oes Mai 1905 5abls
bqr iino, unb oiefeIben slpifden Dem 1. iino 20.
WRai in bieiem Riireau eelbit peroen miiifen.
@eu. ID. Seifner, Gontrpleur.
(slpril2s ;Wtai1, 3.5,s, 1912, 15,t7,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Gtadts Genotot MnfBb
ertlart, bob ibnl Der 2orn Der SnOtl'
itrie I'M Hioqoro liebcr iei, ais boS
@erdltid) Der Sdle, Is iei oil Den
Niugoro=6 Gllen iopiele aroit mlbe'
nlbt gebliebeL Dob man oIle@ Gt9en'
tbrm in Der cipiliiirten @clt bGttc
fal,ien tounen. IS Iei enoli6 3ctt,
oieie @olierfroit oltS5uniiBcn. Gtmoa
S0bereS, ais Den 9tltben, tcnnt Der
Scrr Senotor nidt NaeS mus i'll
Qolors u1o 6entS umQeicbt mcr0en,
nld) Sic groBen 9toturnunoer, &eiOcr
6enten nod uielc onocre Scnotorcn
Der Neu Dorfcr @cleBgebunq eberIo,
mie Serr Malbp, mo ooS Shidial
Der Sale Itebt nod in ser Sdpebc.
9tur 5mei Stimmen perbiiteten lcBtcn
Tienitog Die Nnnobmc oea g}iogorn.
@robideS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Sohu 6eriuia &c Sphu,

2etfenbcftatter uuo Gtubaliamtrcr.
0r. zoos, Grfeausftr.-Wb. TEL: Winbiur 255.
3petggef6Gtt: 9tr. 524, berI. gafternsgtoenue,
3tabllnbtoiun, Baltimore, MarpIano 1eIepbon:
Winoior 60. autiten tueroen geliefert fit Soh'
~5eiten. llHterbaItuneeu uno anoere @eleaenbeis
ten. Gebt4,1SI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Gin Sdritt in Der red)ten Gidtnng.
epart 25 VroSent on aaen eritflaitsen

Gin fb6ner Garg, ~entipeoer nit
f6par5em 9l6 ooer iueibenl ooer
aranem Rliii6slleber5ig Waee far
S%ara.9infas, Observation-Disclosures,
@inbalfamiriHg Der 2eicbe,
IrulterfIor, 6 Badr 9dnoffube,
Oeffnune oeS @rabeE~ colt
2eibenipneen NIB 5 feline <ftben.
@iniam 6uuf, 2eiheubeftatter,
Nortbs lto 8reeumountsgtbe. 8eioe IeIepbone.
(3e57 ,6Wite ,iaI) g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Ole Ser. Stoatcn pro0us
siren 9egeniuGrtig mebr Soblen oils
irgeno Elm. onbereS Sono Der @elt.
Nad) Der loebeu pom Gepartcmcnt
fir Sanbel mo Mrbeit muSgcgebcnelt
Statiitit betrug Der 9eiammte aobz
lengelpinn in Der gon5en Melt ilu
Sabre 1903 S64,000gO00 Sonnen, ba.
BON proou5irten Die Ser. Stoote1t
3t9.000,000 Sonnen, @roBbritonnlerl
230,QO0.0OO IonneiL Gelltidlono
160000,0O0 Sonnen Seltrcih lin,
gorn 100000 nno Srunfreid 49,.
100000 Sonnen. lie groBten Sob
lenloser Der @elt bot China; alleill
iic meroen llodl nid)t ouS9ebeutet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
ltntertidt
Sin @cIdlenf fir'S Qebeu.

Wtttn Sbr Guren 15dttern Elm praittfteS 0e'
thenf MAIDEN ipolt. elm @efdenf fiirs gan5e
Seben, 10 luBt ie einen 8urfnS i'm.
Gsieetrie.S amem.e d1Metbertptett.
burbnddben. Sic StuIe TT iett e%e1ftnet. Ser
9olienplnit III aering. G6nler fur bic Mbeno'
tlailel iperoen ieet autgeHeMnisn. WeeeH ge'
olmeiiileeil iperoe man tth an wtrs. Sneef' VT.
(216-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
SphesfGle.

YIN 30. Mbran Geo aofer, / Sd6r alt.
Ihl 9ltdl @eorge 9iittuer, 81 Sabre alt.
all z. ytat MUia 8utmpun, GO Sabre alt.
@ht = Wfal WiarB e. aauimauu, So Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
2orraime
&crmiidte Mn5eigem.
6udJscits : Ginlaonngcn

uno @tlteu.0arten. so 8arteu bon Sbrer IIat'
te. &c.; so erabirte aarteH nlo reue 9Iatte
Coo. u. 8. Gnaimure, Wr. 200, Neft.2extug.
ton.Strahe. Senbet ipeeer Yroben.
~(stpril14 ,T&S, tMH)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Gle Summen meIhe i'm
Often Der 8ereinigteu Stooten in Die
lem Sabre in Grob Gorporationcn
NIT elmer capitalization BON mebr,
ais einer MiIion Collars angelegt
lporben iinb, iiberiteiger Die oes les.
ten Sobres iim Elm beir1dltiidcs. Sin
bic erfien pier Monotr ,besifferi iidl
bic Sumile aui 5S1 ,600OW Dollars
|geaen 271 Miilionen IN ocriedben 3cif
IDes gorinbres.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
SiDiSenbem.
ct. Samcs Sparbanf.
VHfVHH bte SWuHWtIHtfs,
u II II q y 0 | 8, Wto., 20. Npril 1905
0iInut i'm Sdtakomt S130 SpD IL

Die idbrIihen 3infen, ben 9epofitoren. ant
4. Mai 1905 fduig, iperoen all bieiem Gage onf
ben Credit iebes GoHtoS eefieut unb nerhen
an uuo mad Dem 10. Mai sur gintrasune in
Die GutttlneS.9ii6er bereii fem. tL
Gtnots uno St1atSsSteueru tperoet ton Der
8auf be5nblt. ls.
G20-9) Geo. ). Sbafer, Yrdiioent. 3!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
SpirifaoIen. aieeit5en.
Spirihpien Gicens . AppIifatiunen.

Ytitc Tr. 0.
Bareau Der spiritupiem . 2teen5 . GpntmtiId &c,
3immer BOG, 8eriftssebaube.
fir cine Gnoetatl. Spirituuieu.aieen5 pum 1. Mai
1905 an einqerei6f. ole Sreitaa, ben 10. Wlai,
10 llbr Sorliittaas, in geratbIn9 ee3oqen iper.
ben. 9roteite niltien Dor II ubr ;Wttttaes am
Tpuuerjtoa, ben i9. Mai, eiHaereiht peroen.
9roteIts SormuIare f6HHen (peH1 getuiinf6t)
alli @riudelt in oieient 9iirenn erIangt neroen.
Mneu y. Sutunrb,
grdftoent.
Bernard Nieientelb,
Goiuarb 6. Brace,
Gommifdre.
Raibiugtpu goiuie, @beisGIert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Ger ImSmeiS 0eS ruiIi.
ld)en Stoots- 9iiogets fir oop Sobr
1904 be5iiiert Die orocntlihcn Gin
nobmen aiii 2017 Millionen Hltbel,
Die oroentlid)cn Ilsgoben nui 1910
Milllonen HiIbel. Sic Gimnabmen
llberItlcgcn Die Iilsgoben olio INN
101 Milioncn. Die INSTRUMENTATION,
'onrd) Den arieg perllriodtcn Nilsqaz
ben limo bonit nidt einbegriffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Gtnconq Ir|onfen II
pilcgerin in Concord, MS, bat ooa
NoIpitol, i'll Dem lie beitGftigt mar,
ouf 5000 Collars SGooeneriob per
flo1t, neil lie BORT bon &inoern, Die
an 0%ipbtberitiS litten, orlgeitedt NOR
Den mar. DDS fam ia nod id0n
luerbeH, luern Die aronteupilcgeriu.
llen bohe SdaoenerioBfIogen otbdn.
GIG MAIDEN, menn lie bel anIteden0elt
&ranfbciten audi beiolcn mer0cn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27
The Queens Rebuke.

Some years ago, when the present
Queen Alexandra OF England was
Princess of Wales, and her children
were very small, they were staying at
a quiet watering-place. The Mon
treal Star repeats this little story OF
the royal family, which shows that
Queen Alexandra is much like other
good mothers. and that her children
are like children the world over.
Once, on returning from a short
rail, one of the little princesses was
walking up the plank.
An old sailor instinctively said:
"Take care, little ladyl
The child drew herself up haught-
lily. and said: I'm not a lady: I'm q
princess
The Princess OF Wales. who over
heard the kindly injunction and the
rather Inbred reply, said quickly:
Tell the good sailor you are not a
little lady yet, but you hope to be
some day."-Selected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27
Oyster Supper.

The ladies OF Maryland Avenue M. E.
Church will hold an oyster supper in the
Assembly Rooms. Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday. January 3Ist, Feb
ruary st and and. Supper. IS cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27
MISSES TUCKED BLOUSE COAT
To be Made With or Without the
Cape.

Tucked blouse coats are much worn
by young girls as well as by mature
women and are exceedingly becom-
ing. This one allows a choice Of
cape and is made with the latest
sleeves and the fat neck finish, that
Is desirable with the fur neck scarfs
ana fancy boas of the season. This
model is made Of royal blue broad
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27

cloth with cuffs Of velvet and trim.
ming of Persian lamb braid and
makes part of the costume. but the
coat suits the odd wrap equally we'll.
The coat consists of blouse and skirt
portions which are tucked on continu-
Gus lines. The blouse is fitted by
means of shoulder and under-arm
seams. When the cape is used it is
arranged over the shoulders with its
edges beneath the outermost tucks.
The sleeves are tucked above the ell
bows. from full puffs below and are
finished with shaped cuffs The skirt,
or tunic. is tucked. fitted over the
hips by means OF darts and joined to
the blouse beneath the belt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27

Two Weeks Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad

The first Pennsylvania Railroad tour
of the season to Jacksonville. allowing
two weeks in Florida. viii leave New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, and
Washington BY special train on Janu-
airy 81.
Excursion tickets. including railway
transportation, Pullman accommodations
lone BERTH. and meals en- route in both
directions while travelling on the special
train. viii be sold at the following rates:
New York. sSo.co; TrentoR, 1900;
Philadelphia. Harrisburg. Baltimore, and
Washington. S48 90. Pittsburg. SIS. 90:
and al proportionate rates from other
points.
Similar tours will be run February ~
and IS.
For tickets. itineraries. and other in
formation, apply to ticket agents. or TO
Geo. w. Boyd. General Passenger Agent
road Street.Station. Philadelphia.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27

Something that is far better than q
brush to remove mud from shoes il a
piece of carpet glued to a piece Of
wood.
To cork pickle bottles tightly it is q
good plan to boil the corks and put
them in when they are still hot.
Your thread will never knot il you
thread your needle from the end Of
the cotton next the spool as you break
ii of.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27
Mikados Anolent Ancestrv.

Ancient though many European
royal houses may consider themselves
uona can beat the record of the mi
kado Mu,suhito is the one hundred
and twenty-second wearer Of the
crown. which his ancestors have
borne without interruption since the
year 500 b. c. That is to say, the
founder of the dynasty was a contem-
porary Of Nebuchadnezzar Though
one may not be guilty Of the impolite-
ness of calling this pedigree in ques-
ton, it is difficult to believe that the
mikado of $3.50 years ago was the son
of the sun goddess. Possibly even the
present occupant of the throne has
doubts sh.sut It in private
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27
MEN ARE PoWERLEss


To treat Dandruff, and Falling Hair,
with irritants or oils on which a para
site germ viii prosper. is like scooping
water from the ocean to prevent the tide
from rising.
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
cure without having 81 right understand
ing OF the fundamental causes OF the
trouble.
You must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this because 1t
is specially made to do that very thing.
When tie germ Is removed the hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists Send 1Oc. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co,
Detroit Mich
Feldmeyer Brothers
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Shaded veIIlnns.

Both in chiffon and in mousselines
we have the new yelling for the face
and hat, softly shaded for its entire
breath.
cling in shades Of violet is very
beautiful. because here the tints are
all soft. delicate wistaria lavender
shai ling to violet and then to darkest
pansy purple.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27

corticelli silk, but all gown and skirt
materials of the heavier sort are ap-
propriate and the finish can be piped
seams. braid or applied trimming OF
any suitable sort.
The skirt is cut in nine cores all OF
which flare freely below the knees.
but fits with perfect snugness over
the hips. When habit back is used
the centre back cores are cut on at
indicated lines and the closing is
made invisibly at the seam. Plaits
can be stitched as illustrated or
pressed only as preferred
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27

Sebewaing young men are not a. al
slow. Taking the lead OF ''Nellye. !"
"Mayme." "Lyllyan" and 'Adah," they
are signing their names "Byil." lynn"
snd 'FranQue." and are cutting vide
swath in society--Detroit Free Pree.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27
NOTICE

Those 20 or 80 persons who represent
ing themselves as "White Caps having
visited me on two occasions broken into
my house. bound and gagged me, and
left me in helpless condition, are warn
ed that on their next visit / viii be ready
and fully prepared to receive them /
warn you ill shoot the first man that
puts his hand on me.
BENJAMIN R. NOLTE,
jz4 48 West Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27

"a - o76A.
Be.ntha sIhe Kind You Have kkays Buurtt
' :: = GN;'';|;li|i;I;V.''
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27
Benesch's New Departments.
shoes ano FURNISHINGS = -

In order to keep pace with the repeated calls, and
stI better serve YOU we invite your attention and
patronage to these latest additions
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27
NINE eoREp SKIRT.
To Be Made With Inverted P!aIt or
Habit Back.

Many.gored skirts mean much fare
and flare Is necessary to present fash.
ions. This one is peculiarly graceful
and allows either a habit back or in
verted plaits. CT, again, can be gath
cred at the back cores. The model
Is made of nut brown broadcloth with
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-27

GA ASTORIA.
Beam the 1Iha Kind You HaR LlNays DOugtt
S's, : &MAzMx
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-06
HIGH SCHOOL OUT
KICK ST. LOUIS

The pig.skin artists from st. Louis
College proved no match for their
lighter opponents at the baseball park
on Saturday. The sturdy young ath'
letes under the captaincy Of Lightfoot
ran through and around the college
boys almost at will. II was the old
proposition Of team work against in.
dividual play. In the latter capacity
Ena, the fullback of st. Louis, who
learned the game at Santa Clara Col
lege, showed good form. Ena and
Sheldon were the only st. Louis play.
ers who got In the game.
The High School youngsters display
ed good condition and ran ends like
vets. Their work on the offense was
good. On the defense their line at
times placed too loose and owing to this
weakness the st. Louis backs were al
lowed to gain many yard by straight
lplunges.
st. Louis showed poor In handling
| the ball. Fumbles were numerous at
dangerous times.