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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
BoER WAR spECTACLn.
Great Exhibition Comes to Oak Pal
 TOmorrov.

Tomorrow. There are many people who think the Boer War Spectacle. which is an- |nounced to arrive here Friday morning, from Mobile, to fulfill an engagement at Oak Park Base Ball Grounds, is somewhat after the order of the usual | Wild West Organizations. but in this they are quite mistaken. The performance that will be given here by the Boer and British soldiers will be something absolutely different to any other show that has visited Montgomery. In fact 1t is the only show of its kind in the world. The organization of the Boer War Spectacle, and the obtaining of one of the most famous of all Boer Generals, The Lion of the Transvaal," General Piet A. Cronje. and some 20 or 30 oth- CT prominent officers of the Boer War as participants in this great struggle will remain in the minds of the people
 as the greatest triumph in the annals of showdom.
 Not only are the 800 Boers. with the Boer War Company, the genuine arti- cle, but the British contingent is com. posed entirely of officers and men who fought for their country in South Afri- ca and hold the Kings medal for ser vices in the field.
 Oak Park ball grounds is admirably adapted for the proper production of lthe show. The location being much better one than that at the Worlds Fair, where they were largely hsndi- capped by being on the side of a hill
 as the only location obtainable.
 Those who visit the Park on Friday
 will find that 1t has undergone a great transformation. A clever and ingenious
 scenery will have been erected in ths far back grounds. representing tht
 kopjes. mountains and rivers of Soutt African landscape.
 l At night the park will be lighted b, arc and search lights and the effect will be very fine.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
A Card.

Editor The AdVertiser: Please allow me to ask your many
 readers why they pack away their win ter clothing full of dust and spots to
 attract moths and mice when a thor ough steam cleaning is almost sure
 protection against these pests. Yours truly, Frank s. Holt, adv. 109 s. Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
wIthdra,rn from Broderich.

Rome, March 15.-Owing to com- plaints which have been received here. the Vatican mas withdrawn from Mon signor Frederick. auxiliary bishop of Havana. the mission entrusted to him to urge the American bishops to in- nrease the collection of Peters Penee-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
Curse of D RIM K
Drunkenness Cured to Stay Cured. WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.

Drunkenness Cured to Stay Cured
 WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
 Ma taste. No odOr. Any woman can give if in a glass of water, tea, coffee CT food without patients knowledge.
 White Ribbon Remedy will cure or destroy the diseased appetite for all alcoholic drinks. whether the patient is confirmed SrunkarI Impossible for anyone to have an appetite for alcoholic liquors after using white Ribbon Remedy. It has made thous- Gnds of permanent cures. and in addition re- stores the victim to normal health. steady ing ths nerves. increasing the will power and determination to resist temptation. EndOrsed by Members of Q Woman's Chris tla1 Temperance Union, Physieians,
 Hosp.tals, Clergymen and Tenn
 peranee Workers.
 Write Dr. W. R. Brown. 2ie Fremont St. Boston, for trial package and letter of ad- vice free in plain sealed envelope All let- tsrs confidential and eessroyed soon u answered White Ribbon Remedy sold by druggists everywhere; also sent by mail In plan pa .kass; price. sI.oo, Sold and recommended by speciai agent in Montgom- aET, West Bros. Drug Co, st Dexter Ave,
 sR-ths
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
A WINTER CHAUTAUQUA
 L. AAn nanmA

Commencing March 2nd. 1905, the greatest Chautauqua ever held in the South will assemble at CitronelIe, Ala bama Low railroad rates have been arranged. For particulars and copy of program and other literature, apply to your home Agent, or Jno. M. BeaIl. G. P. A., M. & O. R. R.. St. Louis.
 adV-tR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
Phone 200
MnueI Garcia Honored.

Berlin. March 15.-Emperor William has bestowed the great gold mccall for science upon Manuel Garcia (the well known professor of singing who in- vented the laryngoscope.)
 Professor Franenkel will take the medal to London where Garcia will celebrate his one hundredth birthday Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
Reported to washinEten.

Washington, March 15.--The Secre- tary of the Treasury today received a telegram from William T. Tebbetts. Collector of Customs at Mobile. Ala. stating in substance that during the i'm spection of the baegage on board the steamship Hiram from Puer- to cortez, Honduras. there were found lottery tickets. a statement of prizes. list of drawings, trial balance sheets, newspaper advertisements and corre- spondence of a lottery company.
 In reply to a request for instructions. the Collector has been nNdirected to seize the articles and proceed under Section IS of the present tarin act. Section ls of this act prohibits the importation of lottery tickets and provides that when seized they may be forfeited under ie- gal proceedings and destroyed sec- ton IS details the method of judicial procedure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

Misses Josephine and Virginia Nor wood have returned from Mobile where they went to attend Mardi Gras.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

MT. and Mrs. A. H. Munger. who have been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. s.. Knowles. have returned to their home in Kansas City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

Mrs. J. Nj. McIver of Gulf. N. C.. is visiting the family of her brother. Rev. Dr. Neal l.. Anderson. on Washington Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
SEIZED BY TEBBETTS
MILLION HONnuRAs LOTTERY
 T1CKETS TAKEN nY C0LLBCroR.
Mobile Omeisl Makes ImDsFtalt CaptuEe and ReDeTts the Natter e HeaaQuarters n WaaA-
 ington.

Mobile. Ala. March 15.--collector of Customs William Y. Tsbbetts of the Mobile district today seized a million tickets for the Honduras National Lot tery Company, and at the same time notified General w. L. Cabell and Messrs, w. Bollumet and James Ray, alleged officiais of the company. to ap- pear at his ofTice. The Collector re- fused to discuss the matter, but 1t h known the seizure is the result of cor respondence that has been goinG on for some time with Washington.
 The tickets were on board the steam. CT Hiram that reached here this after- noon from Honduras and the same ves- sel brought the alleged officials of the company.
 The company has been operating in this city for years and the tickets were to be had by any person who could pay the price. No secret was made of the existence of the company and the seiz- ure has created . big sensation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

Card Party, for beneflt of United Charities, to he given at home of Mrs. s. Hertz, corner McDOnough and Hull Sts., at S,S0 ?. m., March 17th.J 25c in- cluding delicious luncheon. Several prizes to be given.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

Mrs. T. Gardner Foster will leave this morning for Virginia, where she will visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
Mississippi Hanging.

Clarksdale. Miss, March 15.-Simon Simmons 8 negro was hanged in the jail yard here today. The crime for which Simmons was executed was the murder of another negro
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
PERSONAL ITEMS

The members of the Mothers Union will meet with Mrs. T. Gardner Foster on Thursday afternoon at 3:3e. Dr. Hudson will deliver an address on "The Development of the Nervous system"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

sHAMROCKS! sHAMROCKs! sHAM- ROCKS!
 Pot Plants of Shamrock from Douu.
 patrick Cemetery, Ireland, z0c each at
 100 Dexter Ave-, or Rosement Gardens, telephone, 200. St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

Mrs. William Ketzky has returned from a very pleasant visit to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

Miss May Oates is spending a few days with Miss Mary Kirkpatrick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

That is, what makes . double chin. ! put . pillow under my chin in bed and lie flat on my stomach. Can you stretch out when you are lying on. your backf No, but you can if you are ly- ing on your face.
 70. 1t was hard at first. but now I can sleep . good part of the night that way. although turn over in the morn ing
 They tried these exercises in Phila- delphia and Boston. and e few double chin reducing women nearly came to grief. One almost smothered. one af- most choked. and a third sprained her ankle. But that was because they did not know how and used too soft pill. lows, Miss White says.
 HIGHTOwER-HAYs.
 The Louisville Courier Journal of re- cent date says:
 Major and Mrs. Thomas H, Hays of ment of their daughter. Miss Georgia Broughton Hays, to Mir. Thomas J Hightower. Jr., of Atlanta. Ga.
 The marriage will be soiemnized at the brides home in June.-
 Miss Hays has many warm friends in Montgomery where she has visited rel atives. Her friends here will be sim cerely interested in the announcement.
 Fort Ethan Allen, Vt. March 15.-- Especial )--The marriage of Miss Fran- ces Hawks Cameron. a former resident of Montgomery. daughter of the late General and Mrs. Francis Hawks Cam eron of Richmond, Va. and Raleigh. N C., where her father. when alive, was President of the North Carolina branch of the Republic Life Insurance Cons pany. niece of Miss Marie Chandler and other prominent residents of Coz lumbus. Miss. a niece of the late pr. M. P. LeGrand. formerly President of the Montgomery Bank of Montgomery, Ala, was married to Lieutenant Charles W. Burnett. 18th United States Cavalry at this garrison last evening by the Rev. Herbert A. Shipman, Chap lain of the West Point Military Acad- emy assisted by Chaplain w. W. Brander, 18th United States Cavalry at this post. The affair was the event of the season. After the ceremony . wed- ding supper was served. Owing to the bride being in poor health. the honey moon trip has been postponed until next month.
 The Board of Managers of the City Infirmary will meet today at the In- firmary at 10:30. Mrs M. c. Scott, Mrs. J. A Kirkpatrick, President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

The Board of Managers of the City Infirmary will meet today at the In- firmary at 10:30. Mrs M. c. Scott, Mrs. J. A Kirkpatrick, President
 Secretary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16

adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
@rridltSDerbn olnnaeH.

Grim Il oIgcrih t. CSor
&i6ter @ideS.) Notb5ud)t - Gom.
g. COMPTON, niht bcenoet; miro bentc
iortgeieet. glltBerOCm itcben allf Der
Hcgiitronoc fir bclttc: 9iebitobl -
hilbert s. @olf; llebertreten oe5
5pirituoien 2i~ceu5geieBeS - GboS.
Whlllcu, Soiepb Stoni, WiQiom 81.
Garter, (Spbn 6olep; Woroongriff -
Nlbcrt g. gnniS.
@oien4eri 6 t. 49, (&or Den
Ni6tern @lod, O'9IriGn II. @oitber.)
81 gtobloBperpultcrn lurlroen cr-
nonnt IN ocll 50lCn bon Gitber ga.
cobb Soicpb &ocobt 9iirNihoft 5000;
YIinu 0}. &ougb G0itb ". &ougb
9iirNihoit 5000; 9lice 81. @oOgcS
Geo. $, &o0gcSl @iir9ifoft $500;
&obn 2. Shueioer on Sobn Gins,
@iirqidoit $500; Suian 2enmot
Geo. s.. Sorgcont, 9iirgi6ait $1,000;
Hoiolie @oos Samuel @ooS, 9iir0s
i6oft 500. Nla 0ormiinoer muroei
crnount Gntborine Grimm iiir Ser
mine ". 2.@rimm, 9iirgidoft 5000;
Wtper Noienbuib fiir 6ront NJ. Scott,
@iirgihoit 500. SnucnturOcr5cid.
niiie mllrocn ci1tgereid)t IN Den Sal
len bon 2ilopia @ilgortncr, $500;
Sonuucl 6loimIdd)cr, 1881. Ser.
tGllie lurrocn rotifi3irt IN Den 6G1eu
bon 0corg :. 9crnSburg $500. Ser
luoltiungSberitte lpitr0en genebmiQi
IN Den SGucn bon Sobn u. TeodL
$500; gmclio DC. Sobnion $500;
Soiepbiuc WtiQcr, $2039; G"lijubetb
@urrougb, $103.
Common FleoS @eriAt.
- (Sor Nidter Sborp.) 5reOerid
$. &orbe gcQcn Den Wopor mo
Stootrath niht beenoet. Wnggie
So5lep gegerr Die o@ottlicb.@ n1erll.
idmiOtsS trnllS 9relping Co." &C.
idliftet. 9hlf GER He9iitronoc fir
bellte: Nr. t0l, t05, 106, 107 rs, CT,
"A, 6512, 6512l5 uno 1856.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
ScirntBS = 2iccnscn.

9ic foIgenoen Seiratb$ .. 2iccn5cn
lpuroen geitern pom GIerf oes @cm
mon @GeaS. @erift3 ou3geIteQt:
@roUcr &. @ulb, u, mn autru-
riile q. Grimes, %; Npplifout NJ. q.
@rirrs3, Nr. 1916, Norn Strifer.
StruBc.
Soicpb Smith, %, lmo @clcu 81.
W}uqiomcm 10; Npplitunt s.. &ond,
9r. S3t, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Gliiub Yarriib, %, umO MoNgie &.
@urriion is; Npplitmt Sobn $.
&ouc@, gtr. 23S, Siio.M mmtIuabc.
Trouf 5. 2inicumcucr, 20, &r.
1922, 2cmmlonitroBc, unO 6loreucc
&Dou, 10.
2ourcncc .. Scarce. -. uno Sane
Mortini, 81; gpplitont s, &. Glort.
". ). Golleubcrqcr, %, unO Coma
Stm3burp, is; Npplifnut @iuiom
Smoot, lfr. $40, EotomocItroBc.
@m. NcOnlono, 81, Ger. 1916, Gem.
mouitraBc un0 SuQic 0uliM %.
6rcocrid ". Geiocl, %, mo SuroD
2Irmo Goui@, %; Npplifont hilbert
aciOel, 9tr, 4, lt-Go9crItroBe.
benjamin 8ooicf, 2S, @oibin9ton,
Q, s., uno 6onnie Rihtcr, 10; NppIi-
font 80. @oloimitb 9tr, 1852, @cIt-
SnrotogoitroBc.
Gborle9 Q. 9rcmer, 80, &ogcr&-
tomlr, uto GQo @oItmonn %, gtr.
IA, @citsS orotoaoitroBe.
Nclion @cilcr, %, mo NgneS g.
N}iuer, 81; NppIitont 6ront 9cnn,
9}r. 2St9, 0ernorOltroBc.
Seth $. OILERS, 3S, Nr. 60t, Nor6.
Gorroutont 9(pcnuc, mo ellie s.,
@aring 81.
&obn @redcI, 30, mo 6onnie
Smith, 81.
@ur. 81. 2inOegoaro, 81, mo Sugo
al Scgeritoo, %; 9pplifont Foitor
., 30. gnoerion, Nr. 1902, 6oirs
mount gOCnuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

aorb $500 bis $500; hinge Grbicn,
pro 9orb $t.75 bis 1925; 9Iumen.
foil, pro SAB $500 bis $500; 8ur-
ten, 6lorioaer, pro aorb $500 biz
$500; tomatoes, pro Carrier $3.50
bis $500.
@rocerteS un6 8robiito.
mem.
SoI5fleiid, pro 8fun0: feline Gu.
gur-Gure6 Sbinfen 1tAc.; groBe
Sbinfen 101@c.; ~GoIifornter Sbill-
fen 7Ac.; Sugor-Gureo gr1tititiide
10c.; Sltgnr . Cured 5druItern
814c,; troden geiaI5ene Geitenrippeu
7%c.; Spedieiteu SIZE; trofen &C.
loI3ene SduItern 734c.; reineS
SdmoI5 IN 2ierceS 71ac.; Sped.
id]ultern SEC; @eB.S dpeinefIeii6
$t3,75 pro 8aB.
&oiiinirtcr 3utcr: qcpiirfcIt
6.45c.; pulOeriiirt 6.25c.; Stonooro
9ronllirt 6.15c.; icin gromtlirt
6.t5c.; GrDitoI q 6.15c.; Columbia
u 5.S0c.; gcIbcr 5.t5c. bis 5.65c.
@erOltctcr &offcc; e. 6. e., 100
Ef0. aiitcn lac; e. 8. g., GO @fo.
aiIten 14.10c.; &. 6. &, 90 8funo
GiIten 14.20c.; rciner SABA 291ac.
bis 29c,; gutter Saba 2612c, bis &c;
reiner Moffn 2619c. bis 27c.; SABA
mo Mofto, 8cmiitt 2512c. bis 2Gc.;
SABA, Gemiidt, 2l1ac. bis 25c.; rel.
ner Morocoibo 2l1ac. bis 2Gc.;
rcincr Ga @ilopro 2012c. bis 2lc,;
reiner Santos 2012c. bis BIC; Son.
toS, 9cniidt, 1870. bis 20c.; &io,
gcmiidt, 1S12c. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
s + il d teunb q e M ii e.

&%artoficIrL pro 9uideI Acc. bis
4Sc.; nelle bermuda pro
SAB $3.50 Biz $3.50; 3uderrii6en,
pro aiIte Soc. biz 40c.; 8eiBfobI, pro
Come SIT Bis $12; 3wiebeln, pro
9uidel Soc. Bis 90c.; Garotten, pro
&iIte 40c. bis Soc; 9lepfel, pro SOB
$3.50 bis $3.50; Inanas, pro Crate
81 80 bis $3.50; Seuerie, pro STD.
25c. bis soc; brauner 4ob[, pro
Sob 1925 bis $1.50; Spilta pro Sob
$3.50; CRIME gobnen, pro aorb
$500 bis $500; rnnoe Miiben, pro
guld,el 3Oc. bis 40e.; aopfialat, pro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
M. @tener,
bomOopatbiider Mr3t.
u r. 1419, 2inben.anenae
MGnner nnb Sranen fommt st nns.

WSdnner uno 5rduen nit gcbeimen aranfbet.
ten, pser 9rampiaoerbrndl, Gef6fuiiren, nuss
i~nIleuoen SGaren, GtriIturen. glusiluB, glutoers
giftung, @riiten, SnutnusffIdgen, RGeumntiss
NierenIetoer, Wia%itonrmIeioen. Sdmorrbo!oeu,
6artIeibigieit ooer irgeno lpelfer neriudnoien
Grdnibeiteu fouten lid bertrauensbua at urS
iuenoen. geoeutcnoe SpeSiuliiten fperoen Gle
interilben uro f~olteufrei cine ipifenfbaftIide
Siagnoie Sbres Sales qebeu. giibt Elm 0oadr
Dor Der Seillng III be5ableit. 2Sir beilen raid,
fiber, ifnter5los llno onuerGaft, uto bebanoeIn
itir gebein1e Srdnfbeiten bon Wl1nnern llno
Srnuen. Neri Gle Mot fomnen fjnnen, 10
bena6ridti9eu gle ms, mo mir bebanbelu
Gle in Sbrer @obnlllg. Seilling earantirt ODER
feline Be8dblung. - &1nnen mir nlebr ibin2
Slot 4oitfdrte bel. lpenn Sbr fdreibt an Or.
gbifips Meoienl Snftitntc, 1857 Eft.Nrntt. str.,
Saftim1 Wio. .Gelii6 ip'rb 9efprofen.
(D(aitt .9&S.1a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
8nItimurer MarftberiGlte.

@oltimorc, 10. Tebr. 1905.
Mcbl, - 3uiubr 1924 66iicr,
einitlieBlid 1893 8Giier SIT QocuIts
Eoint unO 40 66iicr SIT Caution;
aiiitenperionot - 6Giicr. 9ie 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
3u uerfanfem uber su uerpadJten.
Gu u%ertauirn cher au Orrpadtcn:

Gas ipertbboae @runSihid an ser Gde bon
Sfts9aItimoresS traBe uno goituificesgIuerIe;
40 bel 1870 Sub. Ser bintere 36eil oes GrunOs
Stiids miro fir Elm @ef6aftSgebdltoe oeS aSeuts
f6en Correspondent" benubt peroen. Gdbcre
gllsiunft bel Is. JiHiue, Nr. All, ct. gauG.str.
(3O1-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
9rUOnften- Warft.

llntenitebenOc Rreiie be5iebcn iid)
ouf ben GngroS.Sanoel; fir ben
aleinbanoel muB Elm eitiprefenoer
genlodIt peroerl.
Gier, pro Iubeno 25c. bis CSC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Butter, pro Efuno

2ebenoe$ @eiliigcl, pro Eiuto:
olte Sii6ner 1219c. bis 1885,; iittge
Siibner 13c. bis t5c. Gnten t3c. bis
15c. 9ltcr 12c. bis tSc.; @dnic re.
bis 14c.; 5altbcn, pro 8oor 20c. bis
o..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

Rr. 1924, Stti8cIttmore sStrabe. - 8im'
nier an Serren 81 bermietben. - SetnIte
@etrdufe unb 8etne. nBaDs8 tetu'Bralie'
reis"9ier. SerfnrImIInesIofaI oeS OFT
2uInbnroitr. Smmerip. 8ull' uHb letb'
8eretns%. gbei .s2eI. Wtt. Bernon 4942 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Serlanst i'm Aagsmeinen.
eutidea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SFutldlee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SIR. 2t9. osSbarpsStrabe, rnter Der Iuiitdt
Der y9euti6eu 8efeuibaft. - 9ieienteel. Die
beuti6e 6anoperfer. 9lrbeiter uub 9ienitboten
6u bef6ditigen niininen, ponen Ii1 peri6nli6
ODER in frutiirten @rieier al ben @0enteu Der
@eieIf6ait. SOBnun ,. MieHer, Gr. 219, Glib
SbarpsS trahe, %iuenben, iuelter rnent9eltIi6
g~llisfunIt ertbeileu miro. (San2S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

Mhnm RnAnia Meitnnrnnt.

Rr. 1104, ro'Gentrulsgloerrue
Ser ystorooIt Smmerpdbrenoe gnuberetn
bon Baltimore" oerfdmmeIt ii9 bier
ieoen Wonta9. - @eorge 8rebm & Cons
pier I'M 8apf. nab oeutfher art otreft
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

Sic i~olgcnOen bilbineu Sueift5diaen Nobn.
bduier - lir. 1887. gSeitYdunnlCsStr.. 200
YIud SiosGu lbouns Str.. 1900 GIod SafleOs
Cir; ierner Gdluoeu rnb gSobnbnlS an Scotts
Gtruhe. 2SeitsSn rntuqns Strubc mo &clatrs9loc.,
oro6em Sofc, Gtau etc, buS lib 1cbr out fir
lciHcr 02ctger. ftir' cine Mdtbpirtbi6dft oOer
fir Snbrif8pedc cignet, gtuh5nirdaen bci
GBaS. u. Scder, Nr. APO, Turos6nrcHs Strahc.
WturOlauo Gel. y 751. (gt0otG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

aus oen Gleon.oren 5urilGoe5ogen
5272 0u'Gc(; Morrdtb in ban Glepo-
loren t7t,771 9uifeI. NeltGuie:
ipti @aqgona Nr. 3 rpeiBer 81 3CH,
Elm MugNon 9tr. 3 iueiBer 5u 3G.
.Selttidc Sdlltbrate:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Mhrr,s ..Ehrlfreih.Snae.n

ode Gafts un6 Sditsglbenue, Canton,
WdrbIano'3 eIepbon - q &.
Soiptauartter oes @efungberetnS .re6el,
neis," ,Ddmens&ereinS bes GoeItueib, ="
~GantonsG onclnoes Nr. 445. 3. O.. 81
rSrieniaIs9 iIirifts Nr. f58. 3. u.sB." n1o
canton Spars II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept21, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

WtuIS. 3lITllDt II,2UZ Wls
libel; 8erionot bon ben gleontoren
1920 9uifel; Glepotoren Gorrotb
t,136,G0S 9ui6eI. gerfauit mnroen
1900 gtr. > neiBer Spot 5u 51H,
5000 Spot SIT 5034, $1,000 Spot I'll
5O34.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Su b~erfanfen.


Si Ucffnlfth noCf III utrllIttNtH.
Ser Yuhcn mo gSobnbuls Hr. 500. SliOsFlis
aefisStraBe. lin irgcuo Gin @elbdft paiieno.
giud5ufrueen in 9ir, 2?26, Ourf.9iuGO.
(47-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Die eiuSiaeu 5,urih6disen Sduier

Scu pradinouen gVniterion : Barf," 9aiureiits
Gtrnbe, @de bon 8nItinIoresS traBe. Surtn1t
s~iterit uuo ba6t ole g%luslunDI. 9iefe 9duier
lino In ie0er Sinii6t MODERN, nit Wiarmors
beiierlneen, eini6IiebIi6 gtb6uesfanaI. gIgent
tdgIi6 uno Sonntdes an Srt mo Steue. 9es
mibt Sdirmounts gtuenue &ugaunS. 81
Com. 3. Gallagher, 8nlunterrebr1er.
U28-) 9r. 2S0S, SdirmountsMoe.
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Nr. 492, ELECTROMAGNETIC, 9%i9bIonbtotpn.
doris. Gineitunben 8tenftng.. &benbs 8
1tbr, uno oes rWeonumentnIsDtftrifts Rr.
23t, 3. u.sg. .Wlonunental "sBter a11
3npf. gbefapeafes9 elepbon - 1925 r.
Dni. 3. 9. 9uppert, BETTER.
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eoebsn eridien BET C. gierfon, Dresbeu:
Astekentlnme,'

beutf6er @emiitbstiefe. Die 0iftuna ma6t in
Seuft9lano grobeS nno bere6itates autfeben
llil6 ~ oaS eigerartieiie g9erf bes gaItirnorer
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lftn1nlero, bic 9iftune ipirfe oernidben iasci'
fttrenos odB ytieriane ons 8erf nlr einnral Ieie,
oieli1ebr un'pioerftebIi6 INNER pieber bon ibn
aRge8oaen piirbe.
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fpenit neberfenbuHg bur6 Soft aeipiinltt tpir6
bon 90 Gents in Der Office oes A..
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Stcacngeiu6e.
Stcnencinh:

Stelle9ciudl:
3iuci ocuti6e W(duner Itdcu GteQun0 In cis
net 6nbrif oOer iUuittae 9(rbeit. glorciie: 3.
@inter, Gr. 40, sio, Suuo.Strafe, 3. stuf.
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GnftiDns : AnseiacR.

Seunisbaaien & etein, S'Marn C guaelmier,
Understandable.
4uftipns.9 .erfnuf oeS iuertbppllen @eSf1ftsbaus
les an Guroufts@de BON SIiper. uno
2atrpbesS trafe.
Die unter5eifneten Srnltees iperbeu inter Ell
mem Sefret pes dreis9erihiS Or. 2 Der Stnot
Baltimore Sienitaa, ben 81. D. aR., lafmittags
4 llbr, an Srt mo SteIle ods pertbnole erllfios
5~insfrete Gruroeiaenibum 9r. 32G. OftsSIioers
StrnBe. Gde bon latro6e'G trdBe. nl ben Meiits
b~ietenoer DffentIib berfnufen. Gas Grunoitiif
oren5t II SUB 3 3ou au Die 9~torofeite Der Oil
bersstruBe. nit elmer reGtiptnflieet Iieie bon
II SUB an Der Sftieite Der 2dtro6esG trdbe, bis
an elmer 10 Sub breiten Safe itb eritredeno,
uno 1T nit eiliem i66nen breiitndigen Saule
bebnut, iporin felt ldngcrer 3eif cine %eriplgrcis
die Wirtbifaft 6etrieben iuiro.
geriaufsbeoinaungen: Gin SrittbeiI gaar,
Der ReIt in feds iii0 6tu1lf Wionaien, init 3ins
fen uno gut eet6ert. ODER mad 8unf6 oes
aduiers Sic enr5e adniinmi1e 9anr. Sine stns
Sabliiira bon 5000 bei'm SerTnuf.
YercD Is. Sennigbanien,
MattBias Is. A%ngelmier,
Sruftees.
9nitiipn & @nbnn,
(42.5705t-2) @uftioraioren.
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canton uus Sisblaubtop II.
ommiht,a -Gihrntrnn,.hnnl.n

gde 8. uno @oue1. strabe. Sauptduartier
oes ygabern ar. sllnt. s8eretnS,~ n@i6en'
irdr5s9 artelsS ereins," Canton Smntertu.
miitbIi6feit" une naeiielf6mieoeslinton".
Srif6es Bier 81 ieoer Belt, Telephone:
s. & u. - Wt. 8ernon 1893 B.
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Observation-Disclosures
antnb alieh, umlelpbie.Nnne,"

gorooifsGde Der lofps uno SorrettsS trube,
Sauptuuartier oes @einnebereius rWlelo'
Sic. G%in9itunoeH ieoen 9ouneritngglbeno.
SerinmmluHgen oeS centennial WIeb9er'
SereinS" ie6en 2. un0 4. 9ienitua i'm Mso'
nat. Selepbon - 0it. BerloH 1906 VI.
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gtr. 70t uno TOT, 9ombcrbsStrabe, Stgb'
Ianetofun. Seinfte Beine unb 9tal1re.
Der ~gefiinbeIte Srt auf Der groe. = 9te
6eiten Bools8urIorS in 9~igbIanbtoipn.
grompte @ebtenune.