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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LBE TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1BUNE.I


Chicago. May E-Better crop reports and a re-
vised estimate of the Kansas wheat crop. making
Il 100000 bushels, caused weakness from the start
to-day that was helped by the abandonment OF
the May deal which formed the most inter
esting feature Of the days proceedings. The May
price let down TO <9szc the close or sac be-
low where it stood at the end of Fridays session.
The probability Of having the contract to pay
for out Of about 1900 cars expected on Monday
probably fastened the burial of the deal The oats
market was steady and provisions a shade lower
Wheat started at a decline of 13zc for May, from
44c TO CSC for July and from $50 Nc for Septen-
Der. The reason for the weaker feeling was prtn-
cIpaIly the heavy receipts in the Northwest Crop
news was Of e bearish nature Local receipts wera
13 cars, against % last year and so cars yera
transferred from private houses. May sold from
81 on down to ss1Sc. closing at 81 July closed at
sOao to eo&c, after selling high 1880 and as
low s01sc
The corn corner is over, Tho market for that
cereal was inactive generally and for the ourrent
month very weak. There no support from the
people In control Local receipts were S51 cars Of
which 532 were OF contract quality OF the latter
quality there were 157 cars and 1345OO bushels
transferred from private houses. Shipments hencA
$500 bushels Estimate of Mondays receipts was
SS1 cars. but did not include all returns There was
complete collapse in May corn toward the close
the price going down to 1910, which was the latest
trading value July dropped to 4S3sc or lie lower
than it closed Friday. The decline in September
at the end was sc. the last quotation being As
to 4S1sc.
The market for oats closed steady, trading
through the session being quiet and featureIess
with fluctuations Of prices within narrow range
Receipts were lis cars, and 81 estimated for
Monday. Shipments were $4,000 bushels May
closed at 1850 The highest 3112o and the
GIG July sold S01ss $3.50 down to SO3so
closing at S0stc to 9o13c
Provisions went contrary to expectations the hog
receipts being moderate and prices at the yards
shade higher. but prices lower. This weak
dina idatfp
holders both local and outsiders Swift and Irwin
Green were also prominent the selling side the
former disposing Of pork and the latter of ribs
The buying principally by packers but at the
low point became general, and slight reac-
ton followed. July pork sold from So Is off to
So 20 and reacted S12 4212 July lard sold from
81 Is Of 81 24 TO 81 25 and reacted to the former
price July ribs sold from 81 225 off to 81 ia and
reacted to 81 90 Hog receipts were 1900 head. and
prices were a shade higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, May 81, 1905
ARRIVED


Steamer Campania (Br), Pritchard, Liverpool May
20 and Queenstown 81, the Cunard Co, Ltd, with
$50 cabin RS passengers mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 1919
Steamer La Lorraine (Fr), Alix, Havre May 20, to
the Compagnie Generate Transatantique with g29
Arrived at the Bar at 1920 26th
Steamer CoaIno, from San Juan etc Passed In
Steamer Cerisbrook tI3r), Wallace ManzanilIa May
II, and Porto Padre 90 20 w. .. Munscn. with
Arrived at the Bar at M 26th-
Steamer Niagara, from Nassau. etc. In Quarantine
Steamer El Dorado. Prescott. New-orlsans May 22.
70 the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Left Quaran-
Steamer Apache Staples, Jacksonville May - and
Charleston 20. William Clyde & Co. with passengers
and mdse. Left Quarantine at 1912
Steamer City Of Atlanta Fisher Savannah May "a, to
Steamer Bermudian Q5r). Fraser Bermuda May Is, to
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at IL
Steamer Jefferson, Dole, Newport News and Norfolk.
70 the Old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at 315
Steamer Caledonia Glasgow Nantucket.
Steamer st Paul, Southampton Wantucket.
Steamer Celtic. Liverpool CNantucket).
Steamer Armenian, Hamburg (Nantucket).
Sandy Hook, j. May p, $3.50 n-Wind calm; foggy.
SAILED
steamers Republic CBr). Boston; Catta New
York GtaD Norfolk: British Prince (3r) Santos etc.
Kro9rland antwerp; Etruria GBr LiyerpoG Dsnia
Francisco, Caracas La Guayra. etc. Gulia (Ausp.
Naples Venice. etc: MInneonka CBr). London; Moro
Castle Havana; SbiEia Ger, Kingston, Colorado
OBJ, Hull; turnessia lBr Glasgow DANA QeH) Per
narnbuco and Santos Exeter City Br) Bristol Monroe.
Norfolk and Newport News Kansas City, Savannah;
Onda Matanzas ConchO, Key West and Galveston;
Oreans Chesapeake Baltimore Italia CBr) Naples FL
Rio, Galveston; Benefactor. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. MAY 20,

Vessel
sails.
Jefferson, Norfolk Old Dominion. 300
TUESDAY, MAY 80.
Kronprinz Wilhelm. Bremen,
Pr1ns Adalbert, Naples Hamb-Am..-. - ZOO p IN
MassiliR. Msrsees, FabTe.
Armenian, Liverpool, White starr.
BreiE Eueh Australia. u & Aust Co.
Apache, Jacksonville. Clyde. $500 m
Princess Anne Norfolk Old Dominion. 500 p m
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81
Noordam ROTTERDAM, Holland-Ann. $50 m 1000 m
TeUtonio. Liverpool White Star. $3.50 m 1000
Kentucky, Copenhagen, Scand-An.. 11!3O m ZOO IN
Alamo, Galveston Mallory. 500 m
CSorrus NeR-Orleans Morgan. 12!00m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28

GARDENER aged 81. married
no family: Thoroughly experienced ia
greenhouses flowers and vegetables WE
first class buttermaker; only IIst ciaSs
families considered. GARDENE y
Prospect Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
once, No. l.S64 Broadway. between 36th
and S7th SITS, Until O'Clock p m Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular off.cs rates until O'Clock
2. M, viz 2o@ oth-ave.. 3 e. cor. 23d-st.;
20 West 42d-et-, between 18th and Sun ayes
2e5 West 125th-st-; !. 39s 3D. ave, betH cen
10th sne nth sts.; !. 025 Sd-ave, near olst-
st. LTos lst-aYe-s near seth-st: 1871 East
lx6fh-sts 766 Trsnnnnt-&ves eEo ed-ays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
FATALLY BURNED ON FATHERS LAWN
Politicians Daughter the Victim-Sister In
iured Trying to Save Girl.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Johnstown N. Y. May 27.-Miss Nellie Ihoinp-
son. daughter of Captain A G. Thompson ex-
postmaster and a we'll known Republican politi-
cian was fatally burned this afternoon on her
fathers lawn Her gown became lgnlteo rom
q burning paper In trying to save her sister,
Miss katherine Thompson badly burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS w.~Tn

SITUATIONS Wanted-Mals and r.r,.,.
insertions. Is cents: seven inss--5.S.. safss
cents Exceeding "A words and Iess - ~ ~
woIas. three insertions. 30 cents; seven 4, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
RE MEDIES.

KNEIP cURB BATH ESTABLISHMENT.
62l Bushwlck-ave,. near Mvrtle-ave
Brooklyn. ". Natures system cures
all diseases especially Chronic Rheumatism
Nerve Strengthening and Blood Purifying.
steam and warm baths; separate entrances
for ladies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
srnrse 434 Sunset 20 Moon Moons .
HIGH WATER
M-sapdy Hook S:11 Gov Island 1886 Hell Gate 6:2s
p M-sandy Hook 349 Gov. Island 4;22l Hell Gate e16
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

alterations Wanted-Male and Female
tSonr lines mot exceeding "A words. three
t,.srttons Is cents; seven insertions, 30
cent? Exceeding "a words and lssa than 40
COLA thres Insertions. 30 cents; seven in
ssrfforaz 60 cants-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

RR1Ge@eRRAG China, Glass. Rlyet-
ter. Ivory. Silver. Bronze, Art Treasures.
Umbrellas. ParaSols; everything repaired.
SPENCER SA4 6th-aYe., 2l-22d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PLUMBING Balls kept down; get satisfied
GEORGE AEcABE, plumber, 105 East
s1st-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28

Respectable woman wishes position
as cook and plain washing 10 " SD
st; ring second bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28

USEFUL MANIAC 40; strong; under
stands German. Hungarian. SIavtSh. Eng
Nsh languages; willing 10 do any WORK
ROBERT, care Mr.. Rego. 3l2 1st-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28

COOK and L.AUNDRESS.- and
German: middle aged; small family. Ad-
dress EXCELLENT, Box 10, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28

SEAMSTRESS.- Residenr: private family
city or country moderate salary cum
MINIS. SGT West 125th-st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
Geine mna6hanaiacn GanSiOatcn.

Gle @abluifiiht5 . 9eb0r0c pCriuirit
Die Fetitioncn BON flint unobbdn.
giaen Sta0trntbS E 6unoioaten.
- Tur gilbert %. Spr6iier'S Ge.
tition pniiirt. $780, Sr. Qipmann lei,
tet oo5 WanOumuSperfabren Gin.
Die petitioner Der mobbGngigen
Stootrotb9 GonOiooten Wtper g.
$. &ipmonH, o, uuo CHARLES ".
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(gtcger), a., BON Der g., Siouc ".
Sabn, e. bon Der g., Sobn q. Sdds
Ter, g., bon Der is, mo @m. 2.Q8cg.
mortb bon Der q. Wor0 ipllroen &c,
tern o~ifi5iea bon Der Wablaufiid)ts'
@cb0rOe 3u%riidGeuieien, mo Sr.2ip.
mann lcitete iofort ourd) ieinen @lns
malt Geo. Steluort 9roluu imStoot.
Gerifte bos MnnoamlSperiabren
elm, I'M Ole 8cb0roe 81 5lpiuqen.
ieinen Nomen ouf Den Stimm5ettcI
3t ieBen. Ter Soa miro morgen8nr.
mittng R1t llbr Dor Dem &idtcr
Stodbrioge sur Serbonotung fom,
men.
Srn. 2ipmnnn'S 8etition murbe
oermorien, iuciI Der MogiItrot eS I'M.
tcrIoiien bette, ole GioeSformel aus.
3niiinen. 9r. Bernard Garter, SIN,
ipdlt Der 9eb0roe, Gob ein @uto6ten
ob, Dab Die NuSIoiiung oeS NomenS
bcs Gonoiooten in Ger GiocSiormcl
Die HetitiOn b%infGuig mode. 0ieSS.
S1nde, S6Gfer uno @cgtportb 10.
mie Der 9teger Nlen 6atten nift &c,
ltlIg llnteridriften, uno inter Sru.
Saints Hetition bate scr SrieoenS.
rid)ter 6ronf Meebon oiele Nomet
Ielbit unter5eifnet, pdbreno Oic 81.
gentbiimer Der RamIen MIR ole I'll.
oeSiormel unter5eidnet batter.
Sr. gilbert M. Spr0iier lit ser elm.
5ige %mnbb6ngige Ganoioot, oeiicn
Name nuf oemS timm5ettel SIT Iteben
tornmen miro. &r. SproIer lit &e.
prblifoner uno ser @egen = Ganoioot
oeS reguIdreu rcpublitoniihrn Gan,
0iOotcu Or, 2lpuS bon Der q .8oro.
Gle 0cmotroten boben in OicicrgSorh
ober teinen Gonoionten oufgeIteat.
SIuBer oicicn bciocn rcpubIifoniihen
Gnu0ioatcn bot ole %. @oro alld
cinen io5ioliitiifen
Der @obl5ettel miro morgrn I'M
n GeiItid)en Gorreiponbcnten" publ.
5irt lueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
SurnOerein &ormGrts.
0rOhes %jGbrIid)eS Sdanturneu
GprmGrts. Safe
Sitcr.W ontng, Nbenos 8 ltbr.
,Qt3-D

Sta0tpoter 9romn mt 3 C
b | d) en-. - Sr. 8eorqe Stelport
9roDlL Bertretcr oeS oritten Stoots
rotbS = GiitriftS inn 5peitrn HotbS,
5iueiae mo b%eitGnoiger WnporS.Gon.
oi6ot, muroe geltern I'M mittIcren
StotionSbauie pom Yoli5eiri6tcr
Grammar luegen tbGtliben NngriffS
ouf Srn. Senrp Scngc, Wiit9Iieo Ser
8oblmIiiif)tS = @eb0roe, nm $40 mo
Soften geitroft. @ie bereitS geItern
I'M D0eutiden Gorreipon0enten" be.
rid,tet, ercignete Die Nifoire lid onl
6reitaa Nad)mittag al ser Ode bon
ct. Saul unb 2eringtonitroBe. IS
fam dIleroin9S nidt Si 1b1tlid)fei.
ten, ober Sr. grolun botte bod Iei.
uen Iinten Nrm INN Srrt. 6enee'S
Noden geiblungen utb oie red)te
6auIt 5lm SdIn9e erboben, Sr.
9rofun, obidou ieIbit Inmnlt, bottc
Srn. Sobn y. Eoe enao9irt, mo Sr.
Charles $. Garter, Yr1Iioent Der
Wobl Nufiid)tS E 9eborbe, ipor Srn.
8engc'S TeftSbeiitano. Sr. Goc
iogte, Sr. 9romn befenne iid) idJuI.
zig mo beooilcre bon gouSem Scr.
sen, Dab er iid) pom Corn babe fort.
reiBen loiien. Sr. Serge piinid)tc.
Den SOIL uerihoben 5u boben, oo lei,
ne 3euacn nidt oupeieno moren.
Iber aobi Grammar belt 7ieicS Mn.
geiitltS Der SduIoigbefenmhng oeS
Srn, groun fir iibcriIiiiiig mn6 off,
tirte 2esterem $40 Stroie uno Soften
auf. 9ooi Grammar bemerfte, penlt
Semano aud feline Gdtuna fir Die
GerionIihfeit zines Mannes babe, 10
loute er oodl baS Imt. mel6eS Der.
ielbe befIeioe. reipeftiren, nno oils
Mitglieo Der @ablouiiibts . 9eboroe
bnbe Sr. 9roiun feline Sono al Srn.
6enge selegt, oenn nm oaS Sbini
Der gebOroe bepeete lid Der @ort.
ipedlieI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

Commercial II. 6armer's ganf, SIo
Sorpn 8anf, Woore IL. 9roop 60,
IIfreo @eiI, SummeriieIo 8oIonin,
6. 6. Sbriber, Sobn @Genn Ii. So,
Senrp Souts II. 60, SubofS : 86ria.
8ereir Der @eibdftSIeute uno 6obri.
fonten Der Gltitoot, Higgs-R oBmon
So, Daniel q. 2eonuro, 81. 81. Sut.
ton 60, 70. g. Glarf, Sans II, So
mou Sole 9epoiit II. 1rrit So. unO
S6ub- mo 9eoer 9orie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
StaOt Baltimore.
0ns g8etter.

Sir WarDlauo mo Den Giitrift
Columbia id)0deS, pdrmcrco Wetter
uno friide mcitIid)e Winoc.
Ger b0tItc Recommendations luar
60 @rao nm A llbr yIndmittagS.
Ter ~nicoriQItc 9bcrmometeriton0
mar as @roo I'M Z llbr VtorgenS.
Mittlcrcr 9oromctcrItonO 1922.
Ger nieOrigitc ~SbcrmometcrItmno
ser lceten "a Stuuocn IN nodioI8en-
oeu St10tcn mor mie iolgt: GnItport
81, 3ortIanO 36, 0oIton 40, NlbanD
81, Rcp. Dorf 40, Snrri9burg 80,
&biluoelpbio 10, Ntlontic 6itD 40,
@uihinaton Al. Roriolt 50, Sattc.
ro8 "a, Charlotte 66, 8ilmington 60,
GbarleIton 66. Suuomob G6, Sad.
ionpiQc. ga, (Slpiter IS, Sen WcIt 70,
qtluuto "a, Niontqomerp 56, gtclu'
Orleans GA, YoIeitine So, COLLECTION
68, Corpus Gbriiti &C, WempbiS AS,
Cincinnati 3S, HittSbltra "a, 0Smc-
40 80, Buffalo 80, GlcpcIuno "a, DC.
troit %. 9npcno 26, MnrQucttc 30,
Green Ban 80, Chicago So, GuIutb
2S, ct. YouI 3G, ct. 9oiliS 3S, &oll-
IoS-Gitp A, Smoba Al, Srtron 30,
@ismurd "a, @iaciton 81, Sabre 30,
SeIeno 10, Salt 2ofe As, 0enOer SO,
9tort6 TIotte &c, Dodge SO, Smorcl.
10 Al un6 Sos IngeleS 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

rag fieL, unb bic Auferitebung am ga,
rouffoIgenoen Sonntog f%eierte. Gte
Spnooe 81 Ricon I'M Sabre 325 be.
Jimmie, UNI Den btsberigen Shrpar.
fungen iiber ben Oitertermin einGn.
De 81 modem, bieien oobin ooB Der
critic 8reitog mad Dem 8oamonoSta.
ge nob Der 5riibIings 5og- uno
Rodtgleidc ais Der IA. gIiiou ortgc-
iebcn un6 Sonntngs onrauf ole 2luf-
erItebrng Gbriiti oefeiert ucroen
iuIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
Eitcrs@lpfru !!

Sitergloden, cure 3lGnge
Sdallen bell in Ser5 uno SaiS;
gllS oeS @inters Radt unp Gnge
Siibren lie ms ionft binouS.
Sdlon 5ur ueiicn SriibIinesieier
2aoet miloer 2iiite Soud.
Sier ilno oa Den eriinen Shleier
@arI idon iiber Iid) elm Strand.
@os 10 lang erltorrt gcrueien,
@ioeritebt benz 3anber nibt;
Nae 8onoe ueiB 5u loien
MiibcIos bos iunge 2ift.
glui Die 5luren trduft eS nieocr,
Sdheidt Iid) in OaS 0untle Shal,
llno Die Guellen rouihen mieoer,
@ahgefiiBt nou golo'nem Strobl.
SSebt poriiber lit bnS Sd)peigCn
limo ocrgungen iii ole Haht,
Plus Der 2lift Der 2erdcn Reigeu
Ruit Den 9lumen 5It: erlpudt!
Seinc bunfIe !Siiae ipoItet
Barter aein, Ben 2ebcn idnellt.
Wenn lid all ods @riin entfoItet,
s, mie prnngen miro Die g9eIt!
Sitergloden, elre alGnge
Sdnuen bell IN SouS mo SerS;
NnS OeS 2ebenS Rod)t uno Gn9e
1iibren ianit Tie bimmelm1rtS.
Scene Eiooe iieblt on often,
Gie oein Soraen nid)t geieb'u,
@onaeS Ser5, mo9' aud 81 bofien:
Cir uid) miuft Elm Nufcriteb'n.
Sn enougeliiheu mo fatbolilden
airdeu miro SItern, ooS Seit ocr
auferitebuns Gbriiti. bcute olti biC
iiblide @8eiie geieiert. 0oS Snnere
Der airfen lit nuf iinnige uno ge-
ifnludoole 0eiie nit Rilon3en unO
@uirIonoen oeforirt mo bon Den
Gboren weroen SeitgeiGnae poraetra-
gen. Sn euongeIiifen aird)en lit ON
@ormittog 6eltaottesoienIt nit
Nbenomabl fir Die Gonfirmonoeu II
@emeinoe : Mfit9lieber. am Nodu,it.
tog ooer Abeno merben 6eItIihteiter
fir 8inoer Der SomtaaSihulen ar,
,ranairt, meIhe @eid)enfe erbolten.
Su fotboliiden airfen werocr
Sriibmelieu aeleien unh nm 1875
miro feierliheS Sod)omt celebrirt. ST.
Der aotbeoraIe miro Der 9aroina.
Gibbons Elm pdpltlideS Sodomt bal
ten, lpdbreno oeiien cine groBe mhii
falii6e auifiibrung NIT @ei1nger
bon Yrieiteru, Seminariiten u.Shii
Tern itattfimoet. Su onoeren fotboli
id)en airden lit Dies ebenfols bel
SOL. uno finoen audi bel oemgSeSper
@ottesoienite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen itott. SSn olen Gird)eu tperoer
Seit . Golleften fir religioie 3,pcd,
erboben.
Ter Nnnne Sltern ltommt BON ocl
aneelidfiiden @ottin @oitra, aud
Oltaro, Der @ottbeit bes ouiiteieen
ben 2ifts, meid)er Der Monat Sc
brnar eefpeibt mar. SSn 9e5ug oui
ben 5de Der 5eier beitnuo in oe'
briftlideu Stride Der orei eritenSubr
bnnoerte cine Giiferens 5tuiider
Orient nno Sceioent, inoem griterel
am Wonatstage, Dem areu5igum9sta
ee anl IA. Niian (apriD uno 9uier
itebnnestase am i6. feitbielt, nab
renb bic a%benoldnoiifle Stride De-
Sronuns Der @od)entaee iolete uni
ben 9ooestag Seiii ieoesmol am,Srci
tne. Dem criten nod Dem "A. apriI
peuf oieier niht ieIbit aui einen5rei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
Srauo in Der 3mmannels-9ir6e
@liidli6er 8eiie nenig S6noen an
qeridtet. - Nnoere 9rGnoe.

QerIq)tet. WHOPtt pCutlut.
CSu Der Sonntag5iful.Sale Der
ref. S%mmanueISs 8emein0e, @de Don
Suratogas uno SfrG0erltruBc, euts
Itono geitern Morqeu fllr5 Dor 3 ll6r
allf unbetonnte Neiie 6eIer, meldeS
pom 1oIi5iIteu Mifnel Sunt re6t.
3eitig cntoedt unb geloidt mllrOe.
Der ougeridtete Sd)obeu betrGgt
$40 uno lit ourdJ 8criidcrung &c.
0edt.
Sn ser 8obnunq bon @ru. Soml.
@rimroie, Gar. 23S, 0oro.@ utopitr.,
eHtitano geitcrn ooour6 3elter, Dab
Elm 6eniterDorbnng bon einem @aS'
oien 1euer ling. Die 6lnmmcn
mllroen inn Seine geloibt.
Sn 6oIge Scr grpIoiton zines
BoioIinoieuS cntltouo in Der 8o6.
mln9 BON Sru. 8iaiam Worpel, Nr.
212t, &nnoUeritruBe, 6euer. WeIdeS
BON Ser 6euerDebr geIoi6t nur0e,
ebe betrGhtlider Shooeu ongeriftet
maro.
Gin Nlnrm pom aolten Nr. 566
rief ole Seiiermebr geltern nob ser
8obmmg bon @iliom Gomniug.
Nr. 1920, @ornerItroBe, moielbit in
6olge zines idaobuiteu SHorniteinS
6euer entltanoen mar. Ger onges
ridtcte S6ooen lit un6eoeuteno.
Gin mloerer NIorm pom 8aiten
Nr. 524 rtef oie Seltermebr mad Dem
Saltie BON 8ettp 9utler, Nr. 10,
SOuie-Gourt, woielbIt oaS 0ob BON
6unfen, Ole einem Sdornltein ent.
itiegen, 6euer gefnugeu bate. Slltd
bier muroen Die 6Iommen i'm Seine
geIoift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

Sn Ser reorm. 3tonSs u e.
nj ei II 3 an Der @de bon Sarforo.
goenue mo GbaieitruBe miro berte
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GborS ourfaefiibrt: Otter Spmne:
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" i6t iir &otboIifen,-
Inter Den S(uipi5ien Der federation
Of Catholic Societies" iinoet Conn.
tag, Den 30. Npril, NbenoS, cine Ser.
iunmluug I'M DWarplono Sbeoter"
Itatt, in welher Die 3iele uno 3ipede
Der Sooeration erldlitert peroen iol.
len. Heoen meroen balten: 8oter0r.
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nal , 5%ooerotion Der antboliifen8er.
cine" Sn oieier 8eriommlung, III
pelder Sebcrmann eingelaoen lit,
meroen meoer Goueftionen porge.
nommet, nod irgeno melferGintritt
perlangt.
Cine eItcne 8 iterfreube G.
= Iie BON Ser S6uinoiubt beimae.
iud)te SomiIie Der armen @itttpe, fir
melhe Srou 6. SbieS BON Rr. S02,
Noro : 9roaowop, in ben leeten Wo.
den Ole Wilotb1tigfeit DER opieripil.
ligcn 9eutifen IN Inipruf nabm,
bat geitern cine ieltene Siterfrenoe
9ebobt, inoem ibr cine @eloanpei.
Jung bon elmer Srau Sinners, ein
Collar bon elmer 8itttpe ourd ga.
itor Suber uno 70 Gents bon elmer
iuneen Srau burf Srnu 3bies iiber.
ianot uuroen. Ger prGttige Con
nenid)ein bot in ben Ser5en oeraran.
fen Die Soffnung gepedt, oaB es if
men mieoer pereonnt Yin mose, fir
Die ioreenbe Wutter orbeiteu 5ii font
men. 2ciber lit Die &oifnune oer2et.
teren nid)t in Dem @anBe s~eitiegen,
uno Die @adrid)ten bon Dem fernel
9ruoer uno Sobne laiiten ebenfalls
nidtS luenieer, dis giinitie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
SdJiffsfarten BON nnb nad Sentid.
Lamb.

8on Baltimore bis Bremen: SEQ.
iiite bis gum 1. Mai $40 II. SAT so;
nod Dem t.Mai $50; 9remen-goI.
timore biz gum 1. ausuit $3.50;
bon 1. guauit bis i.Rouember $57..
30 uno $3.50. Mnnoreiie 81 biGi.
aerem Vreiie. Sbo. $. Iiener & &c.,
3immer Rr. 3. ia o. 2erimatou.
StraBe, (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
8eloienSansen mad 9entidlauo' nno
Geltreid1

81 "a Gents pro Marf mno 201a
Gents pro arone. Yorto ertro.
@efieI a~useeitelt auf aIIa Ibeile
Ser @elt. 5beo. $. 9iener e. So,
ia 6. -2erinaton- ctr. 3immer Yer.
3. uS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
Mrtbar ~. Mpb5on,
Nr. 127, .etrese.

sr, 1871, ch.saftimsrs.e trahs.
Eaiiase . Nutariats +. 0el6wedieI-
ynrean. Sdiffsfarten fir ollie
Gampfer-S inien 8eiiepaiie, @ebieI,
@ela'uehlel mo @eloicuoungeu.
tapr'i4iO xa
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-12-21

CoXcy's army started from Coxey's
home in eastern Ohio in the spring of
1904 to carry, as CoXcy said, "peti-
ton in boots" to congress for relief
from the hard times then prevailing.
On arriving ut Washington it was de-
MED access 10 congress. and those of
the pilgrims who disrcgarded the order
to keep off the grass" of the capitol
grounds were sent to Jail. Coxey him
self was condemned to Il term in jail.
The army" at last crossed the Poto-
mac and settled down in sort of hobo
camp on the Virginia side. There it
was allowed to remain for several
months until complaints from Wash
tngton induced the governor of Vir-
ginia to break up the camp and dis
perSe the campers