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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
@un cincm FoliSiiteu c~ridDOiicn.

GGiInoelpbi a, ga, 20. &hu'
quit. - Cine mGbreno ser porIctten
9iodt i'm iilblihcn Ebeile Ser Stoot
Itottgefuoene Street Eartp," an ser
un0ciG6r 1000 Ferionen tbciInob.
men, artCtc IN grobe Grcciic aus. Die
2elitc bottcn Grobc Menacn berot'
idcnOcr @etrdnfe aetrrulfcn mo uicle
qoben lih crnltcn Hubeitorlmgcn bin
umo p%er60bntcn mno pcrioIgtcn Den
Eoli3ilten Slemcnger, Der ocn lining
Elm Gll0e MAIDEN luollte. Qiclcr crs
idoB i6IieBlid III SelbitOcrtbeioi'
altllg oen 80 iGbriarn SGoa.& nugban,
ongcbIid eiucn ser NGocIaiiibrer.
&crbei 9eruicnc Epli5ei : Ibtbcilln'
gen hottcn Wiilbc, oic Hltbe mieoer
bcr5uitcllcn. Sm Sanogemengc milroe
Der Eoli5iIt Soiepb Morris I6linm
pcrlebt. Sobn Sacobs, Gbas. 9remer
uno @iQiam Nloair mlroen megen
anrei3ung gum @ioeritunOe gcgen
Toli5ei . Srgnne inter je $1,000
V%ilraidait ieitgebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Observation-Disclosures Srrtlum.

&uorbiIIe, (cnm., 20. NuQ,rit.
err Norocp Mi5c ans Mcmct. Icum,
bot mG6rcro lester Nad)t lcinc 6rorL
mcldc cr iiir cinCn Giubrcdcr bicIt.
criboiicn. Die Nrou mar mtiAcitout
Sen, nm fir i6r TrollfcS &ino cincu
Grumt @uiicr 5t bolcn, moroui Mii}c,
ser aus Dem SdIoi crmoht mar, in
Scr Mcimug Oob Qicbc IN No9 Noll@
cipNcbrodcu lcicL icincn 9}coolprr
olti sic Grolt obictcrtc mno tie mittcn
ms &cr5 troi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

init 0ef tSnfaNtiu Wnyia DC Ia @0}t
pcrbcirotbct lit. Gle iitnNcn @rutc
limo lett Gltoe Oc& ucrganacncu E>oh-
res uerlobt.
HcblOuabcr0c in Wtttcl
frunfen.
&t Sen gSeinbcrNcn pom &pboiUt
inn boperiid)en NcQicruuAabc5irt N}it
tcliranfen iino lolt telcQrnphiiher
Nel0unN oll@Ncocbntc HeblnrabcrNc
cntoedt mor0cll. &iele NcbitGdc lin0
bcreit4 ser &crnidtiutg mlbeim ae-
%iollcn. Sod,pcritGnoi0c boben lid AT
Ort mto STEELE bcgcbcu, nm Ben
@cinbmlcrn nit Hutb mno Chat 5ltr
Scitc 3l ltc6cn.
&oiicr Grou5 &oicpb'5
@cburt9tng
&n SrntIin (3imonp), Scr ircicn
Stoot inn frootiih %iIoponiidcn
@ren30iitrift EGtcruaroo, bcrrid)t Oic
gr6Bte GrrcQunG. Sort pcrmciItcn
Qciteru Observation-Disclosures &cbrcr
ans SiiO llnAorn, inter Oencn lid)
nltQcnihciulid, icbr piclc GbouDiniitcu
bcfanoet. Sic 5crrteu BON W}i0c-
nimt3tMrm ole onl0Blid 0c@ Wc.
hlrt9taNc& Oc3 Maiicr3 Trnn5 SOicpb
gebiBtc 6IuQQc bcruntcr lnlO }crrilieu
lie in 5oblIoic 6ebcn. Sir sic NG-
0cIaiiibrcr Nijritc Ser bcihGmcnOc
&oriou nod Dor @cridt icin crnitc3
Nod)ipicI 6nbcu.
Or. M6&IinQcr untcr
N~nfloNc.
81 NcuitaOt a. 3. 6oorOt I'M boOc.
ridden McaicrmQbc}irt liinlj lit Der
bcfanntc Mciudcmifrr Or. MiG9lin.
ger in Noit Ncnommcn morocu. Gr
iiQurirtc ais bcruorrngcn0cr Sodl
pcritGn0idcr bel oIlen @ciniGlihcrs
Qrn,ciicuL ru0 Is miro inn nm }llr
Gait QelcNt, onb cr Decentralization
nit HntbidlGNcu mtcritiiBtc, mie
@cinc o8clcbc3iclt" gcnlott lrcrocn
f0u1Cn.
Iu& Sem Ncihc Scr &unIt
On scr Mobmuq oe8 bcrilbmtcn
Shouipiclcr3 &oici aoin5 3u Micu
cntoedtc ciu Gcrporroqcnoer &cuncr
in cincnn oltcu @cnGloc uuAcbIit) Ell
ncn oItcu %nn Tpd.
Die Mirncr &oiopcr bcrcitct fir
ocil t.. Cftobcr ocu Ntomcn9to0 Oc2
&niierS Grnn} &oicpb, cine NIiIitb.
rlul1 Scr Cpcr oHiQolctto" nit Mnrs
celia Scmbridl, Guruio un0 Scotti
por. I'm ocu &ilnitlcrn Oo@ Nuitrc-
ten 5u crm6Nliden, Bat 0ircttor
NeinridJ GonrieO ibncn llrIoub cr-
thcilt.
Gn Miinhcn miro Srnn5 @c0c'
lin0'5 nCrc5 Grnmn oNiGmcritolj
Dor Shmcincbrotcn" nit Nrobcr
SPANNING crportct. IS iol Oic
2c6cl9pcrbGltniiit zines bCfmmten
Miintcncr Observation-Disclosures nit
bcibcnocr T%ironic 0arItcllcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

Baltimore TanpI'E nfrt.Gp.
lMhe mno GnuerlnfHae s,ni.qInttN
IVINt " 0HUVFlHTNHt IHR
Die Vrr. Gtnnicns Quft b~ef1rnernb

Yte Vcr. Gtnnictis Yolt heioroerHD.
9dmpfpr fnbrcu tdQlib. SnuuinaS cusaencu'.
mrtt. bon ben aRdis2inea "9ierS. Tr. IDS.
PtQbt Strohe, $50 gIbeuoS. oireit nah CIe
Foint Comfort. NorioIt. Portsmouth uib allen
Puint Comfort init - 6. & 9. 6tferbobu I" gad
GIdfmonh. &erbiuouHa IN For,Snloutb nit bent
~Genbonro sir Cine" lnIioer 2ua bon Poris.
mouth unh Ntioniu. 3u ginrfolf serbinouua
Carolina. ~y{oripIf uno fhoIib. 9lorioIf uno
mrflih lno oh Dominion Cine" md sifio.
bern. &ufbinQton. nc. mo Nitmono. ga.
Wiabl8eiien undb europdiften Blame. emru.
ridfc aaiiiicnIinrncr. rIeftrifhe 8eIeuttunu,
SamrfbeiBruo. aoirH fret. Neferoirie 01ihien.
limme- IN ben ViTetfNiiredur Der Pan Cine"
gir. 32t. Wcft baltimore Sirnfr. gr. b0H UNI
b0a. 0iobt Strate, q. " 9. Office. Gloofts9Ce
Pnftintnrrs NH Wotnrrt sttnhs Continental
frhit 1uilunto mo Htbounb'o, 100 Yinro Sborles
GtraHe,
9ubu N. SGtrWuob, ". Hrutru,
Rice Rrdi. II. Gen. sWlaHnger. Gen. 'Tuii. sIaenf
Qei2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Sdjaufitrnrr in @coraia.

I|tIontu. @d., 20. @ugitlt.
Qur3 Dor ser %%ertagitna but Die &c
gislotur BON Georgia sic itootlihc
Sdonriteucr l%ercaelt. Ger Scnot
bette cine Shonfiteucr bon $500,
bos Solt5 cine ioItc BON $500 beuor'
5ii9t. Mun cjui1tc iid ldIieblid orlI
Die crItoenunutc 3iifcr. &eitcrc We.
id,liiile bctratru Die S6niiung weite'
rem aht Counties unb Ole stltilbiina
Ser flint ior5i9m Gompagnien Der
Etaatsntili5. i'IH'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
NtrGnntS' e Tincrs' Trauspcr.
tutiuu COMPANY.

Tnntpfers3tntfu
g'do PDItor lIuo Dem Often teben Wlputaa.
Tir1ftdg, Borneritaa uno Gatnitng, Ubeno5
b llhr.
9idf Fronioenre It. hem Sfien; Ieheu Sorr.
tao. W'ittipOh NIB Srritn1. Nbeub9 q t1br.
Ga6 Newport = yl.pS uno Eorio.f; tdgIito
I'M q tut Wbcnos.
bent 1aOe abinbrenoe Sumpfer nrpenommeu.
Eah SnpGnuab mo benz Sioeit: teoei 3icus
Itda. 5Onucriioa UNI G0miiae. NbeuoS 0 llbr,
Vuitnucr mo Providence : Sampler fabren
bon oer gReri:e am 6nBe oes aouasEodS ob:
zrrnnratfnnmpicr bon ber Berite ani Suse
oCr 9BeibSaIle %ueuuc.
Is. ". gniuatam. Narnt,
bod.
n. Y. 1urutr. 8..Y y.Natnt.
". =. StsbbinS, Wsu. .Daan.
sGuptbiiredu - Shoef.9de German. uub
eiaht.Sirdee. ui3,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Strife Gccnoct.


GClrgropbiitcn an ser o%9tortbcrn go
tiiic @obn" o~iii5ica micOer 5lIr
Nrbeit bcorOcrt.
2 t. Enul |, Minn., 20. NllGult,-
Ger Strife Scr (clcarapbiltcu an ser
oNortbcru YociiiC %Giicnbubn" mur0c
0eltern bonn NrdliOcntcn Ecrbonl
bonn Gr0cn ser Giienbobn SclcQrn.
pbiltcn oiiijicu iitr bccnoct ertI0rt.
YrGiioCnt VcrGnm bate Ole WIitalie'
ser sur glbitimmng ilbcr Die Strifc.
TrnQc m%iQeioroert, mornIi oicic lif,
Dem acItcrn bon 0cu (clc0rophiItcn
ser o@rcot Nortbcrn Nobn" gcAcbe.
men @eiipicl iolgcn0, iiir Die Nci.
IcQin0 oc8 N,Situnoc9 ol5iprodIct.
Somit lit ser .oli oem Ncnonntcn
@obnipitcm icit 5mou5iG EoNcn berr'
ldcnoe Strife oils bciaclcQt 81 be-
trnhtcn. Nr. Fcrbnm tbciltc NIT,
DAB sic 2cutc sic ihncu bon ser
.Atortbcrn Faciiic Gobn" Dor Nll9s
bruh oe9 StriteS ongebotcncn @e0in-
QnllCL mcldc i6ncn cine iGbrIihc
@cinmnlt Grbomlng ser &obnc BON
$50. 600 geluGbrleiiteten, onacnom'
men puttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
y = It I1 n.
fragt die 1De SOGte, Die If ImmN GBsauit Ilah
. ss;ii; &MNlzw
Wcltern MarDIano GiIcnbabn,
lrat am rs. 1nnI 100 III 0rnft.
81gc pcrldieu &iucr.Siuiior, pte IOl9t:
rxupA, f-'

frat AM rs. Suui 1905 Ia 0raft.
8hgc ~pcrIdiien @Ilien; Station, tple Iol9t;
1dylidI. I"
4.30 trhb - etnell ,Boiiiua. Sanptltrte, Sn'
perSiulun. ". K ". ~, INTO Dem GiNoclL,
ituo nlSaenomnlcn SumIings y. Y. n. II.
GbdinbcrsbmN, Winriit0hirp, Nin6eftet ulto
4iiiiic an Der 0befapcuie 4 gNciierl VabIi.
OLD Norm. ReI'Uiar eGpreB. Cur nab
1900 NoSnos - arrom. nod,, rnlcn,grioa..
Sngltdl, aEcaelummtn Sunntags.
100 W,urgcns - YOtf. y. IL 8. Dib. II. Suupt'
liuie tlllib bon GmorD '@rJue. Carlisle unb
IS &S. ". y,
500 :@'crgels Sanpilnle. YaOersiopn San.
cod, GbippcnShnrG, Sreocrid, Gmmiisbnr9
llIo ". Il Is. M. bis SberIIihoab.
1912 H"rm. Affom. nab untonsNtio9e.
0ori uno GETTYSBURG.
90 Nabiu. - Nfi0hI. iiah Cm0rp tSrube.
2.25 9iuhm. atfUm. nab Guiorp- Srobe.
1925 yldhm. - Nlue Wiouniaiu gEp. (Burlor'
GGrl .eriCr Trehertd Auo SancDd.
$50 y,ndnI. - Gtp. mad D9rt NIB y. & 3.
Siuiiinu
AGO Tatnr. - Dorf Shnca Grp.; ,crncr
@,9rhch SprinG @rone, 2nnOpcr mo @cttOe
burg.
4.25 ginbm. - Union @rloae gffout.
!5.n0 Gnmn. - Gra Binfte an oerSdnpittrie,
SNgerstopn, 6rtoertt. ummitSbura u.Gllp'
b.25 N6cnos anom. ,ab areNu.
6.1b WbeHOS - Wlipr. ilab nnipftsPrt6ge.
Gur on esmtaaeu.
li.55 Tahur. - Rlue Hioge qimtieb. Ghen'
Srprcb md 1hllrrtcnt. Wiurntatn : Roinis
ul5 Sdgcrsiolpl
5ur sonutans.
$50 Worni. - Gltoni. nab llniurserthgs uno
SdnOher.
go 9td6ur. 49, T;ium. mad llulDRsylriogc.
4.30 N16m. Hiiom. nndb NIefu.
Vtueis luo Scpidsg ircnIt. GlbauabS, ede
Charles nro qcrtnGtousS trnbe.
3hge buItcH an l%intnIi.t Rernn. 'Nbe.. 5uIion'
nno gGnlbtoo' O,Orlb Toe.) etniion..
Sitt Eidl AT Beuil sNhe. Citation.
y. g. Srism ,Io, IS. T. W.
J.. u. Spmtn. q. .. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Ter ScucroGmun.

FbiIohcIpbio, ga, 90. Mt,
quit. - Gle biciiqe hrtbcriidc IN
cornntion Stride, elm an ser II.
Strobc unN Ge0or . Nucnlc in g9cits
philadelphia NcIc0cncr ,3icNclbolt,
lpilrOc 0urd) cincn 9rono 5crit0rt scr
olli ooS @cuoAGn bon 3iinob05hcn
ieitcnS MGuHc 5lrriid1ciiiGrt miro.
Gcr S6n6cn miro o,rf $4,000 Qc-
idGbt.
80 It II, Mail, 90. 9n,QuIt. -
@cl ser W%ctdnpiur9 cine9 Icrcr3 in
cincm 5mciil6diNcu @cidGit@Qcbdltoc
IN Sits@oiton, Ar. 293, Mtorginol,
Strobc, mur0cn Orci Scll%crlpcbrlclte
pcrIebt. &omc9 McGnrtbu crIitt Ell.
men mc6riad)cu Hippcn6rlld), mGb.
reno Sobn 4. NinrS uno Goluoro 3.
HDon Shnitt ul0 Rrou0mum0cn on.
Don truQcn. Ger 6urd Sen NruuO
ougerid)tetc ShoOcu miro oui 500,
OuU Qeld)uBl.
Eortlou0, Ere, 30. @(uQlrit.
- 9oS ciu N%duicraepiert pomSallpt-
GinDonac scr 2GUiS & Glorf Nus.
ItclIung enticrute oStotcroom Sim"
mllroe oir6 Ciuen Brand poaitGnoi9
citgeGi6ert. Cjc i'm @ebGuoc bei'm
gIn5brudc oca GcucrS beiinolifen
orciBig Yerionco tonnten lid Der
Webr5abl nah rcttcn, bod liuo 5lpei
Wa1nncr, Oercn ucrfobltc &cidelr bis.
Der hid)t i0cutii3irt iuerben fonntcn,
Derbronnt, mo uicr 6ralpu rno 5luci
WiGnner murOcl III mebr oocr lninoer
erbebliher g8cjie perIcsto TO- Dab iic
ms Soipitul lc5rud)t meroHt mnB'
ten. tgiG.aJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Gbciapcafe 0nmpfrr.G

NUtluptutCf fHtk.
GlrgGf.e RaiIagter . Tdmpfcr .sluanfiu- uni
.Ntlunid" rad
Efe SJIHt Nomfnrt HHb Rurfaif, Ia.
Dumpffr ~berlniien baltimore td1Itdh (aISie.
ionitHft SouniGpS) mn q 80 gben6s mo Tom
MEN in Elo Pctnt comfort nm q ubr Rotbeni
mo In Storfolf I'M 7t5 WorGers at, mb
fbIIebefb. at ole @ifctbdbnBipe ndh anen
Funit.n oeS GnoerS mo GiioiueltenS.
Nors.9iiuer.2tnie.
eIca 1nte BnHaaier Eoirpfer -Gbdrlotts' uni
yPaitinore"
nah NeNsgotnt unb Rifmoub. ia.
9dhlpfer ~hetinieu Ndliimnrs tialth (1nsat.
noinmel: Sorntnlsl I'M Is llbr ylnfm,ttnns nuo
3u HidbmonS IN A.26 Dlurgens an.
uoH baltimore dbfutrerhen Tdmpter. iiiIo be
Ein GatniiGleu nb'1brcn. IeaeE. IN @loucefers
cen. Eonneriioatn uno Sdmitdoen bon ltdtit.
more uno oil WUntndeH. 0dttipode en- uio Sret.
tageu non ygeTt- Soiut nbfahrero.u 9uTipTer
leaeu ln 0otftcpn uito SIansganf an tbei Gbn.
tigem Neiter).
Tanpfer peria1en paltimurs upm gisr Rr. "a
nno 10, 9idhtfttaR-n. Asrite.
Eurh !piuete mad alien R1niien fonueH le.
fthert, 8epGd nltqedeben mo adifteniimmer
i'm 9inrnuS ~relerbirt perneu in ben bieilaea
RinftsGiirelnr: Rr. 3t7. gpro.SborleS. Straae.
". IL. 8abion, gaeHt. Rr. tn, ENsBdhtssAre.
Sirase. ober ben 6auptf Alreaus; Rr. go.
eiaht- strahe, yaiiimprt. Yes. iPlIlp y
Ger 'esina,ss'f,brer. Sen' 1 soatss .so,u..
8. .. McraHna. enltsoeH. .Van.. assnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
2ieue fGncGe Gag = goote
Der GricSipu. Simic.
yQnro baltimore" nne sEenn"
HadI Ybilaoclpbia.

Enn TienItaa, Den 30. Mat. BOrmitiugs 3
llbr, an tdgiits MO SUnHtnas eIbtabri oui
giabt, uno grattsc irufe. III setteriuu uno Sbt.
Ter, Vd, nitbdlis,:c.
Nrrftifs Iubrt onrh ben 0nnal.
SnbrpretS In cirCr Hidhtim0 $3.50. Nun6s
fdbrt U5 IGQe) fiji Die Niidfdbrt fuiuobI aut
BEN 9cp'. pie gubhF--:c gaIiiR. $3.50.
RunofdhtihRi1et bon Bbilaoetphia init Der
-. & o. @ifenbnbH' 6uriidtebrelo. $3.50. -
Eur6fnbrisAhIeie ndd Atiautle6ith ure Bu'
rid per 9aot Sj7j. poer per @Qbu. - 5nae
ahltia, $3.50. Serner 9urhfnbriss9iGcie uub
Ne~.Tou' Hspnrn enrt N s,nsr
Runoidbri. $500. Ser gbeHosSdmpfer fdbrt
idaiit. S0untugs nusgenomrien. INT . llbr
EchmittGaS ab. TnbrbiHetc Uerhen I'M ms
redu. furuie bel NibnIoh's, gr. col, g,oto,
9bdrIessStruBe. mad Nlbnno. 3rub. GorGioaas
Eprinae. 9eiupori. Geiu' Snper Cet), Purtiauo
'(Jge.) nno ~. N'iheuPlintien petfuuft. Gbrfibt
penen Heifethbrer. eiatsase ehrtser. aarrt.
ar. 204, gigbtsStrabe. DOL
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WarNlnno uuo Tcnninlunnin 9a6n
lBor nrrIofIru glprfb. VI ~ uns- ctoftuu.

NHWt U0EFHWVH 7
7.W Norm. 4oit ndh BORT. t1alih. ausae'
HonmeH GGnntaas.
$50 9,orn. It.ym. mad Delta. rur Gpnnfnas.
9.30 g,orm. afionf. nab HelGtr. idalitt. ausae'
nOunmeu SnrHtHpS.
II rs Norm. Niior. nnth gelrlr, tdaiif. ausqe'
nrmmCr SpuEiGgs.
1.2O gabin. slffom. rad @eInit, rur Gdmftdqs
3.45 GatlH. Rot nnb BORT. idGlih. autae'
nom men GuHninQs,
100 Gad,m. gif0m. nan TeIia, rur Sonuidas.
4.55 9iadJm. 9lffont. nuh Della. tdgltd. Gusst'
upnimen Scrntdns.
G.M5 Nbtlos MtfUu. nan Net vic. tdaiid, 0iiS'
Conntags.
II 90 9Ibenos affom. nab BeIntr NUT Scnn'
lnqs.
II .A5 N6enos Nffnm. non PeIo'r. mi Dttt
mubS uub Gamnas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

Wnnnnulle, VII WONNI 1lnlfnlt. TIhO NM
2S45 Norm. 1850 mo 70 80 9t1hln, SdInocll'
GtuiioIt. 500 mo 1900 NOr,n, 1900 Nit
toeS, 400, 1888 gHbm., 600 mo 3il.lo
NbCloS.
1rcOrrid, MT. NcbnG Station. 2s.4b uuo l94s,
lorut. GGinbcrl Statiou l7.35, 1900. 2gth mo
NindIcitct, ut. Roull Stutton, no BORN.
lnh l2.43 Idhrl. Guutoen Stdtiult. u 20 &orlt,
1900 nm S3.aj Nndtt,
paarrStuiium, W.t. Wonol. Station. ls45 Sor,
1850 GGhu. 0lrlhcrr S%tuiiun, GOT Nornl.
1850 mo LOO Nrbm.
Wlitott.ettg nm VT. NttG' gam~oei5St9llom
Euhm. $3.50 mo mas glbenSS.
Hurtis Yah, Gumocr, Fiattolt. ld.2s Norm.
purnH NIB @lttun MI. RoOuI GtntipM +2.43
Nnbm. GaNocu Station, - 90 Enbul.
nh.A.aI MlIun AInInA Aaa AlnIIahrIAnIa NM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

t6Ef,G4.s gnfhonoiunTs ~ 'aii
spr3. %. RartiNi 15 Bei Serinss
It n-StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
"Siopal S%lue.piuie" nnm ebilaOelpbia unS

Scitlit. NcrlGumoeu TerI MI. ToOul
GhIafunQNnu ....5dNl, 3bt Y. 3b6 u.
Iarlor Ii, cyclic, .3dal. 755 y. y s.OOR, L
lthffct Purlor. 0uNN. Su. $50 Y. 0ht y.
Xorl or, 9tncr. mr. 60, .9.52 Y. o.p.57M e
lnrlor Ntuer. uiSN. 90. 1850 y. N1l.5i y. v
BlrIur, Eincr .... IdHl 1h5 Y. VI t.b0 Y.
,sippol simltrr." NneihIicbIth PulImon'
8uN, giifct, Auuh, Ynrlur, Sbierputlnns. mo
GpcifcgSuQ0onS ..SnOl, 34S Y. Y 362 Y.
Grades, Eblld., alSq 90 800 Y. BOO y g
Ynrlor, 9incr ..... 1tqI 600 y. GOD y. I
@ouncS. Nbtln. .ldAl. 900 VI 0.uh y; y
GhlGnungQnnS 49,. 1dOI. t.. 3QW. 12.d4D(
Der lofnle ShInnpua0nu nnh YleiD4 gorf IN i'm
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-04-04
MRS. HALLS MIRACLE.
Experiences Similar to This Have oc-
casioned Considerable Comment IN
Washington.

Few women are better known in Lock-
port, N Y, than Mrs Pattie D. Hall. as
she belongs TO one of the best families
and has a large circle OF friends and
acquaintance. IN a recent interview
Mrs. Hall said.
The experience I have been through
in the last two years seems like mira
Gle. l was so badly off that life seem
ed almost uncomfortable, and my deafness
ipcreased so that / could scarcely hear
anything The suffocation In my chest
and the indigestion caused by my
catarrh. produced very severe suffering
| had five different physicians. bought
everything that anybody recommended
10 me, but finally gave up In despair.
One day my milliner asked me IL
had ever tried Hyomei. l began the
treatment, and can thankfully testify
that Hyomei does cure this terrible
disease. Since using it my hearing is
greatly improved, and the only time /
have any catarrhal trouble is when I
take coId'-I then use Hyomei, and az
ways get instant relief Ny friends and
acquaintance marvel at the change in
my health and hearing"
Hyomei has made many cures OF
catarrh. and in connection with Hyo-
mel BALM of catarrhal ~qtness, in
Washington Similar experiences to that
Of Mrs. Halls have created a large sale
for Hyomei with Henry Evans, 3D. 9a4
f street northwest
The complete outfit. including the in
haler, costs but 81, while extra bottles
are but 80 cents Ask Henry Evans to
show you the strong guarantee under
which ne sells Hyomei
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-04-04
SIR FRED s. CAWSON
CHOSEN COMMANDER
Elected at ConcIave of Oriental Conmandery, K t
Prominent in Masonic Circles-ldentified With
Newspaper Work in Washington

TAe annual election OF officers of ORR
ent Commandery, no, D knights Tenn
pla1. was held at the asylum. Naval
Lodge Hall, Monday evening. at the
regular conclave of the commandery
There was a large concourse Of Sir
knights present
Officers elected are Fred S. Cawson
commander; William Mehn, generals
simo; Edward II Tompkins. captain
general; William IL Wander senior
warden; Joseph H. Miians, junior war
den; Richard p. Evans. pTelate tre-elect-
ed; John Schultz. treasurer. tre-elect-
ed: William Z. Miller, recorder; E. II.
Talbert. standardbearer; Joseph Davies,
swordbearer: J. j. Membert. warden.
Eminent Sir Fred S. Cawson. the com
mander of Orient Commandery for the
ensuing year. was born in the~State Of
Virginia, and came to Washington in
1855 and accepted position in the Gov
eminent Printing Office. remaining there
about ten years. when he identified him
self with the newspaper work OF this
city
He was made master Mason in
Dawson Lodge. a royal arch Mason III
of Almas Temple, \. a. O. y. NJ. S.
He was knighted in Orient Comman-
derry shortly after 1t was constituted,
and has worked his way up the line,
having filed every office. except one,
with marked ability.
Orient Commandery, under the lead
ership of Eminent Commander Cawson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-04-04

Washington, ID. c., March IS, 1906.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received
by the Washington Gas Light Company
AT Tenth street office this city, on or
before the 10th DAY OF APRIL. 1905. at
L O'CLOCK NOON, for the following
supply OF gas Goals TOR the year begin
nlng with April ! 1855. and ending with
March 81. 1905. 3e0tD tons of 24-inch
screened best quality gas coal, to be de-
lvcred at our " est Station. 10Th and q
streets nv $500 tons of &-inch
screened best quality gas coal to be de-
iivercd al our East Staten. on our
as needed. ANTHRACITE BROKEN
COAL.-20,0 900 tons of Anth! acite broken
coal. delivered at our West Station, 18th
and Or streets n. ". 5000 tons ~ An
thracite broken coal, TO be delivered by
railroad on DIR tracks at our East Sta
ton 18th ana Nj streets Sc STEA NJ
COAL-a,00o tons of best quality steam
coal to be delivered at our Vest Sta
ton works. 10Th and Ct streets r.w. 5000
tons of best quality seam coal to be
delivered by railroad on our tracks at
our East Station FORKS. 18th and Nj
streets Sc. All of the Goals enumerated
above TO b. gross tonnage, guaranteed
2240 lbs to each tor. and as needed. All
above will be required to give ample
security for the faithful fulfilment of
each contract. The Gas Company re-
serves the right 20 reject any or all
bids for the above named Goals. All
proposals shall be addressed TO the
WASHINGTON GSS LIGHT COM
PANY, and marked proposals for coal.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COM
PANY. mh2S-to-apS-eX-sun
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-04-04
CURATE RENOUNCES
VOWS Of CEL|BACY
High Episcopal Priest Re-
signs to Wed.
EXTREME ANGLICAN CHURCH
Has Acknowledgements Will
Marry Miss Emily Alcock of
Baltimore

BALTIMORE, April 4.-The congreSa-
ton OF the fashionable Mount Calvary
Episcopal Church is surprised and no,
little shocked TO learn that the Rev
George Barker has sent in his res
Jgnatfon as curate, with the informatlon
that he has renowned the obligation of
celibacy and intends to marry Miss
Emily Alcock, formerly of tins CITY
The Rev. Mr.. Barker is now In Italy
Mount Calvary Church is one OF the
extremely high" churches in the South
1t has a confessional and observes ali
the forms of the extreme Anglican.
which includes the celibacy of Its
priests.
The curate, who has abandoned this
View, was one of the most rigid and un-
compromising opponents of marriage
among priests. He was regarded as a
confirmed celibate and there was not the
remotest idea when he went abroad that
he had experienced change of heart.
Miss Alcock had been a rnerI .er of
Mount Calvary since childhood and took
deep interest in church work Her
father, who was a well known citizen
of Baltimore. died last fell
For several years he lived in beauti-
full villa near Florence, in Italy, and
about a year ago. on visit to Balti-
more, his daughter met the young cler-
gym&n and friendship was formed
which ripened rapidly into love.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-04-04
THos. J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers.

MORTGAGES SALE OF vAIUa3J.E
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BLAIR ROAD
NEAR I.AMOND'S STATION.-By virtue of
the power conferred upon me by a deed OF
Mortgage dated the ID day OF January
1898, recorded in Liber $780, folio 366 of tho
ia nj records of the District OF Columbia I
shall offer for sale at public auction on the
I2TH DAY OF APRIL. 1903, at O'CLOCK
T. NJ in front OF the premises lots five *,
six 90, and seven %, In block two t2l South
Takoma in said District. fronting on the
Blair road and fully described by metes and
hounds in said mortgage. Two of said iotx
are Improved by four frame dwellings, Tha
lots viii FIRST be offered separately Terms of
:att; one-thlrd cash. one-thrd in one wear
and one-third n two years: all 90 sh al
me purcha sei's option; deferred payments n
nEv To b. represented by the promissorv
nc ties of the purchaser dated on the ,1av Of
sale bearing interest at The rate OF sly fe1
per cent per an lum payable semi "a nnuaIIv
and 10 be secured by deed Of trust on fba
property sold deposit Of $50 upon each Iot
viii be required at the sale. Terms To he
complied with within ten days from dav Of
sale and the undersigned reserves the right
Ia resell in of default. at the purcha SER :
RISK and cost after Ave 90 days ADVERTISE
rlent in The Washington Times. All exam
nation OF title, oonveyanctng and recording
NJ purchasers cost. JOHN RIDOUT IA r,
ST nv. Attorney named in the mortgage
3o-llt-exSu
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE
ALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Auctioneers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, M I3"5 F,T FE
ENTH STREET NORTHW ESI-Ry -,.Ir+,,e Of
a deed of trust duly recorded in I,iber 147n
folio PA ct seq. of the land records of th,,
District of Columbia. and at the request OF
the party secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustee. substituted in place or BENJAMIN p
Snyder and James NJ. Johnston by decree
OF the Supreme Court OF the District Of ca
lumbia passed in cause No. % 2I2 eutiIt- win
sell at public auction. in front of the i,re,,,-
ises. on WEDNESDAY, April, - 19nl NJ
> O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real
estate, situate in the city OF Washington Dis
trlct OF Columbia, 10 wit: All of lot No 70
in John NJ. Sims. executors subdivision OF
part of square No. 339. as per plat recorded
in Liber ii. D. c. folio 6S of the records
Of the office of the Surveyor of the Die
trlct OF Columbia, together with the improve
ments thereon. Terms OF sale: Qne-tbir1
cash, balance In two equal pawn, MS ot
one and two Years. with interest at 6 per
centum. payable semi-annuaily from dav OF
sale. secured by deed of trust upon tho nroo
erty sold, or all cash, at purchasers option
a deposit of 500 required at time of sale,
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. ED
WARD ". WHITAKER, Trustee
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