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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-02-01
Does 1t Paw.

He is'a farmer, rich. His principles
have always been to to take up every
thing in sight; more lands, larger crops.
more buildings. Overworked killed his
third wife years ago. His sons slid
away from home at the first opportuni-
ty; his daughter married an old stick of
a man just to get from home. His sons
and sons-in-law have engaged their law
yers and are now sitting on the fence
like SO many buzzards, waiting for the
old man to die so they can divide up the
wealth among them. There will be a
large funeral some Of these days, sew
enty carriages and that will he the last
of the old man. Does it pay to work
day and night and save up lot of
money and never spend a cent? Does
it pay?
After their experience with Mrs.
Chadwick those bankers are in a posi-
ton to sympathize with the people who
invested their savings in steel common.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-02-01
PASTE THIS UP.

First-To strive for higher ideals IN
life, in art, in religion and in character.
Ideals are the magnets that draw US
towards the loftier attitudes of earth
physical, moral and aesthetic planes.
Second Never to be satisfied with
achievements once attained. He who
cannot conceive a possibility beyond
what he has already realezed is falling
backward in the path of human prog
ress,
Third recognize in your worst
fault your worst foe. He who is afraid
to see his faults, hopes, like the ostrich,
to find his safety in his ignorance.
Fourth-When you have realized
your worst fault, to bend all your ener-
gies to it's overthrow, never despairing
till victory crowns your efforts. A fault
is a fixed habit that works injury to
ones best interests. A habit is con-
quered only by the habit of conquering
it.
Fifth That you will never be be-
nighted by authority, or cowed by fear,
in any field of human experience. Au-
thority is the mother OF ignorance and
fear is the father Of slavery, parent
age whose progeny has cursed the
world with bigotry, superstition and
cruelty.
Sixth-That you will live in thoughts
of love, light, sweetness and truth.
Our thoughts are the framework of our
characters. Persistent thought is the
motive power of fixed habit. He who
thinks a wrong is a murderer that
stabs his victim in the dark.
Seventh learn the art of non
resistance. Retaliation is boomerang
that returns to wound the sender. He
who trusts in eternal justice will not
trive to hasten her verdicts. A bully
generates bully. Love compels love.
Eight-To possess and enjoy the
boon of healthliness. Natures free
gift to man is good health. The only
pay she asks is common sense and ODE
dience of her laws. Hold in mind the
idea of perfect health each day in the
year and every moment of every day.
Ninth-To be cheerful, gentle and
true to others and yourself. A smile
may sometimes coin fortune and
laughter dispel disease. A kindly voice
defeats the darkest thoughts of anger
and an honest man is proof against
calumny and falsehood.
Tenth7-To avoid the company of the
frivolous, dissolute and unsuccessful.
Our lives are shaped by their environ
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-02-01
rfc. BRYAN and rfr. Roosevelt.

We imagine if there are any heart
burnings over the conference between
Mr.. Bryan and President Roosevelt, it
will be on the part of those eminent
gentlemen who were forced by neces-
sity to give the republican candidate
their support in last years presidential
campaign and who went about charg-
ing that he was unsafe. These will be
found adopting an I-told-you-so atti-
tude, and those within earshot will hear
Mr.. Roosevelt criticised as democrat
and populist.
No democrat will object to Mr.. Bryan
telling the president he approves that
portion of his message which calls for
the cure of railroad abuses. Nobody
would have right to object, for Mr..
Bryan is private citizen and as such
entitled to express his views upon any
subject or at any time to anybody. But
even if they had this right, most demo-
Gratis would be found approving rather
than condemning.
For in calling for improvement in the
relations of the railroads to the public,
Mr.. Roosevelt but gave voice to de-
mand which is not only democratic in
itself, but has frequently been set forth
in billsubmitted to congress by demo-
Gratis, only to be pigeon-holed by repub-
lican majorities. If the republican
president is wise enough and brave
enough to join with the democrats,
there will be no criticism of him in
democratic ranks.
AS we understand it, Mr.. Bryan's
approval does not go to any particular
measure, but refers ouly. to the prin-
ciples involved. Certainly it is not
probable that a republican congress
will ever pass law which will go to
the length of the democratic demand.
In the face of the present popular de-
mand, the house will probably pass
some bill, but if we are to judge by the
different bills coming from republican
sources, any that is passed will fall far
short of meeting the exigencies or cur
ing the evils. This will be true as truth
itself of any measure which can run the
gauntlet of the republicas senate.
There the esteemed representatives of
corporate interests will not be stamped
ed by popular "clamor," even when
voiced at the white house.
A good many sneerlng references to
the Bryant Roosevelt conference will be
found in some republican newspapers,
but we fail to see how anybody is going
to find grounds for criticism for the
democratic end Of that combination.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-02-01
Odd Bits Of information.

The first United States mint was es-
tablished in 1892
The advance of civilization is decres-
ing the number of prairie dogs.
South Africa exports about $26, OOO,-
coo worth Of diamonds to London every
year.
A temple of fraternity will be one of
the features of the Lewis and Clark
Centennial at Portland, Ore.
Physicians are beginning to recog-
nize worry as disease, to be prescrib-
ed for like any other malady.
1t appears that eggs are sent from
Austria to Ireland and thence to Eng
land, where they are sold as fresh Irish
eggs.
During the recent fog in England a
drover lost a flock of sheep in the
streets Of Manchester. They scattered
all over the city.
St GATHERINGS lighthouse, Isle of
Wight, has just been fitted with flash
light of 100000 candle power, re-
placing one of 5000. 600.
Every Catholic church in France has
usually just within its doorway
candle seller, who sells candles for wor-
shippers to burn on their affairs.
The British War Office has under
consideration a proposal for trying the
plan of shooting with both eyes open
during the musketry training of this
year.
The Catholics of Great Britain find
that for the first time since the Refor-
nation their churches, chapels and sta
lions number over 1000. The exact
number is zoos.
Vaccination was made compulsory in
the city of Madras in 1884. Before that
date there were hundreds, often thou
sands, of deaths year. Now the deaths
rarely exceed 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Bureau Der
Mnblaniiidjto GcbOroc,
WcridDts bnue.
SCfnnmtlmadJnng.

Gcin Mnbl- Hid)tCr uocr -Glcrf
luirb fir bic NidJtcriiaung icimcr
NmtspilidJtcn bel Der bcuuritchcnocn
gHnbI Cntidunloigt lucrocu, cS ici bonn,
Oni Ncricltc onrdj &rnnfbcit benin.
OCrt mir0, uuriibcr Gin uun cincm
Nr}tC bcglnHbigtca 9lttcit bel Der ne.
0iitrirnn9S 3 %cbDroc cinocrcidt lucr-
Den muI, luCldD' SCBtcrc oniiclbe bel
Der MNblnniitdytS = %cbDroc a65nlic.
fern hat. Sm Safe iroenb elmer Der
ubCu N%cnnnntcn Gcnmtcn co ucriGu=
men %IOlltc, Icimc Eflidytcn nts5uiibcn,
miro OiCic &cborbc ocn Staatsununlt
nniiOrOcru, i'm uddytcn @cridDtstcr.
min cin gCridDtlid)cs &criGbrcn cin=
5nlcitcm. Sic Strufgcbiibr bctrGgt
nidDt mcniacr, ais Elm Nunocrt 900
GUlars, O0Cr mcbr, ais orci NnuOcrt
5000 TUlars, acmGH Dem 9. Ibs
idlnitt ocs 33. NrtifClo Der Hcaiitri.
runga- rnO Mnhlocictr uUn Marn.
lnn0.
McHu biuNcBCn irgCnb Gin 9iidJtcr
Obcr Glcrf nnd) Nblrui uUn iiini5chn
90 WinutCn nad) DER GrDfiunn09
Icit Der StimmplGbc nidyt mnuciCno
Icin ipltc, iullcn Die nnruclcnbCn MidI
Ter Dir Stcllc ciuco AMI iUldlc &CiiC
nbluCICEocu 9tidJtcr0 uOcr Glcrf0
onrdl Grncnnhng an Iclncr Stntt
ourd) cine Ecrlun pun oCrIClbcn puli-
ttIdJcn EnrtciGngcbUri0fcit, mic Der
Nbucicnbc, m9fIlcn, in llcbcrcin.
thinning nit bcm 90. NbIdJnitt,
Scitc 53; jcOOd iON in fCiuCm Nnltc
cine Ecriun 10 crnnnnt mcrocn, gCgCn
mcldDc uOn oCr MnblanilidDto NCbDr0c
0Citimmt uocr ucldDC non oCriclbcn
ab9cictt Wnroc.
I'm Nuftrnoc Der NcbUr0C
Charles s.. Garter,
C3OS) Eraiiocut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
WINS ocirt 9intbhni ic.

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bon @uttcnbcrd miro N(oOor u
monll9 bcl1bcn Ncrihicoruc5.
,...
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
2 d) ~ Cr pCrlCBt t.

2 d lpcr pCrlCBt. - Ser 40
Sabre oltc @corQc Wiunn bon 9tr. 4,
GonipoDItroBc, luurOc gcltcrn an scr
EincItroBc, nobc Der 6rcmontN uC'
me, bon Ci1Cm StruBcnbubnpog0on
q~ctroifcn uu0 10 id)mcr un1 &opi Der
lest, Dob CT nod Dem nWtorplGnocr
llnipcrlitGt9 . Noipitol" ilbergciiibrt
ipcrocn mllbtc. Seine G%crletungcn
id)ctncn icOod) uidt lcbcn2gci0brlihcr
Ntatrr 81 lcill.
Gin h o0buftcr Ectro'
lcum Stem mar g~citcrn oic llr.
Iud)c elmer 6rnCrabrInit in Der &oD
nrng bon 6rou Minnie ElociIl, Nr.
1903, Nruntitrubc, Grou ElociQ er.
lit bel Dem &criudc, Die 6lomlnct
}t lold)cn, crbcblid)c VranopunoCt
M 8clldt mo al ben SGnocH.
Ger ongcridtctC Sd)uoen bttr0gt 'an.
QCfGhr 500. .f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04

Stclc crhoItcu miro, miro Nr. 9llbcrt
NJ, Nrolilr2, irilbcr Stills Stuot Sns
gcnicltr in Baltimore unO icBt cnl
Niiiitrut oc3 @rn. Ncnorif IN Mtms
Norf, critcr Milll3 Sn0ctIcur lilr Den
Reconsideration mer0cn.
Ger Ertn3 fomImt.
Yriu5 Huui3 pom NuttcubcrN N0=
mirnl 0c3 britjlhcn @cidnuu0cr2, lucl.
dies lid jltr 3cit in Nnnupoli3 bcflll.
oct, miro Ood) nod baltimore TOM.
men. Ger britild)c &onlul Gilbert
Grnlcr bcnodrihtiqtc Mopor Gina
ms, Dob oCrYrin5 on1 GicnituA 9tud)
mitto0 0cQcn 5 llbr nit cincm Spc
5iul}u0C ser annapolis Short zine"
in WcQlcltlrnQ mcbrcrcr lcllCr Srrl
5icrc bier unlnnqc1L Dem W{npor int
NuthbnulC lctnc %NufluortlnlQ nlod)crr
lunO Damn IN icincm Grolcr'S) Noulc
IN Der Forfs @pemlc 0illircn miro.
Yrini Hori2 potr Nnttcnbcr9'S Nlli
Cntbult in baltimore miro 'id) an
mCni0c Stunocn b%cid)rGntcn. Ghc cy
sic Gubrt nod) Baltimore antritt.
miro Cr 5lt Gbrcu bc3 britiihcn BOT,
lhoitCrS III MnibinGton elm Nontctt
an @or0 oca 6loa0ihiiiea vGrotc"
Ncbcn. .Gr mltB friib5citig nuf NINA,
polls 5ltriid, GA ooa @cidnuu0cr am
Wtittpoh bel SogcSnnbrlld) nut
9tciu a)orf obOumpicn mllB.
@uteS Nngcbot.
Die Nmuoltiirn1o SlinNluii &
Sliu0llii bot 0ieS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GommiiiGrc bcnnd)ridltl0t ooB Tic be.
rcit ici Scr Sto0t oen crIorOcrlihcn
@rlmb mo 9o0en fir oic Grofinun1
ser 6. Strube un Stele ser oltcn
frlummc1 Sli1oluiisg pcnnc toltcnirci
nbjutrctcn. Gle 6. StraBc miro illlrl
Sbcil ourd, Sen SlingluIf ld)ct 9todls
lab fiibrcn.
Die Gronon Ipennlc miro 5ltr 3cli
bon Der Narforo-9ioob bis 5ltnt Gin.
gang sum Glifton.lSort inter Nnf.
iidt ocS Stoot- Srtgeniciir@ oitl $40
item bon Nrn. >Iobn g. 9oblcr ntpcl=
Iirt. Ncrr Gobler mill an Scr Tpcnlty
cntIol,0 Mobutngen boltc1 ooer @oll.
pl0Bc u%crtuuicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
SaS critic Icn6uop RccitnG.

Wcitcrn NodnllttuN lunroc in
oEcaboou <nititlrt" Die picr5iNitcGon.
cert oiion oilrG cIu Eiono Nccit0I
cr0iinct. mo }lpur 0ltrh Den Gtrcttor
Oc3 .Ycoboop Gonicruotorilma,"
Nrn. &orolO H~unOolph. Ger &ilnitlcr
inb lid) bel icincm Nlitrctcn cincm
%Nclilltcn lCbr bciinl2lrclt0lQcn Nol2
QClCnilbcr. Scr NuuOolph bate Cln
tCinc9 1ln0 Invertebrates EroHrunm
6llanmCn Qc'tclt, 0Cnl cine lchr
id)0nC ]gSicocraubc 5lttbcjI wuroc. Ser
&iinltlcr pcrfilgt frci ilbcr Oo2 Qol5t
9iilit5cllg mp0crncr pinnlitiihcrNluit,
mo ulo intelliQCntCr ml0 'CiniilhliNCr
WilIiifCr pcritcbt or. Dem Scorer Die
Gompoiitioncn id0u ~ ucrmIttcln.
Gr bcQonn nit ser SupcrtilrC I'll Der
%. airdcn Gnntotc ppn Sob. Scb.
Nud, 0iC SuintsS 0Cno iilr Eiuno be-
urbcltct bat. Ncrr Gnu0olpb bot oo
nit cin WciltCrltild iciu tlnrCn Dor
frogs. Nltd) Elm oNlcNro" BON Mar
cello mo ,Eambourin" bon Nomcou
morCn, %mcnnQlcih tic inns I'M &llh0lt
cuuO@ OltlQlllrt nnnllthcl, lchr 'dlon
1T Der Nu2iilbrln0. Cine gun5 her
n%orra0cnOc SclihulN bot SEER N0n.
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nCu'ld)cn N0ursSouutC op. , gto. ,,
Die mon IN Gon}crti0lcn rid)t oil bort.
Won %bclon0cra ticicr H@lrtlnA mar bic
Wicocraobc oc9 ciGcnortigCn Fargo
uppullionoio".
NltdI bel Sd)ubcrt oNiourcnt mutt
Gale" mo o&mpromptll" luIo III
Sdumnnn'2 o(rommuirrcn," ,NoQ2l
ola &rnpbct" mlO elmer o(octuto"
lpobrtc SEER Honoolpb Den Gbnrottcr
ser GompolitioncL obnc Oouuit scr
fiinltIcriihcn Grci6Cit GiutruQ 3l
thun. Gin Sd)cr}o BON Grnit 0utdIt
ion Crluica lid oils cine bc0cutcr0C
Ncrcidcrlmg Der pioniiliidcn Son.
5crt Sitcrotltr. Ger Gon1poniit lucii}
muiifoliid iein jr 9%citoltcn mo bat
TrCuoc an iinniQliQGr NicloOic. Ncrr
Monoolpb brohtc oo2 oShcrio" nit
feIieInocm NortrogC III @ebor. Gen
Stlllrb 0cS 9iecitul2 biloctcn 2ia5ta
ciluoa gciud)tc oGoniolution" mo sic
n15. llngnriidc Nbopiooic" ilbcr Den
Horocjp.Ninrid) - cin frGitiQcr uir
iuoier Hu9flung oca critcn RccitaIn.
laB Der aiinitIcr rCidcn @cifun mo
5oblrcid)e @erporrllic bate, ucrItcht
lid BON ieIbit. Toa }lucitc Rccitol
iinoct ndhIten GrcitoQ, Den 10. 30
pember, itott. >n ocmicIbcn trctcn
Die @crrcn :. &, &an NuIitcnn oils
0eigcr mo Somoro @rodpop oils
Eiunilt oilf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04

NicTirmu :. 7. GuuIiiCI0
4 & o., Eiuno Ndu0Icr bejoQ 9citcru
ihr llcllCa GllurtlCr ir 9tr. TOP, NorO.
GborIcAltrobc, 5uci Gbiircu iilolih
non G'Atcir3 @cid,Git. Gas ncrc
Wcid)0itaIotOl lit cinc2 Der id)0uitcN
icirer @rt in Der Stoot, mo 6 lcQt
bCrc0tca 3cuNniB bon ocnr llntcrncb.
mlllgS0ciItc Scr Girn1o 0b. Grit uor
iiini Sobrcn ijnQ Nr, ). 7. GouliicIo
nit 5lpci NrilOcrn Gin @Cid)Git III
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3llcrlt nobn 0crNCrtolll1ralm CinCn
flCincn She'll 0C% CrltClt Stodlucrt3
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o0cin Die pier StodpcrtC lurb Scr
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ocrn ooB Ole Girn1o lid NC}rulnqcn
ioh ibr icBiQca prndtpouCH Sotol
mcld)c9 ipC}iCu fiir lie cinAcrlhtct
mrtrOc. III bc5lCbcn. Gtc 6irn1a be
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al Der Ode polt Sibcrtp ulO 0cr.
monitrobc oclc0cnc Gi0cntbun Scr
ScrNer'i d)cn Grbcn lit 0cltcrn nnSrn.
Nlt1lllt NJ. Tcnboro pcrfoitIt NOR
0cl,. Ger Ncrtultf mnlb nod pom 81.
ridt rotiiijirt lperocn. Gas 0rltlt0a
itiid bat 60 SUB Sront ot Scr Der
monltroBc unO IS TuB an Der Siber'
tnltrobc. Die Jest oii ocnt EloB ltc'
hcltocn flcinct mo oltcn @cbditoe
ioQcn nicocrgcrilicn unO oltrdl eia
ntoocrnCp 2%ogcrbou0 eriebt iperocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Gun GuHiiiOn.
Foiin9icr5ll8 co1iOirt nobc Goricp,
Citation nit ciucm Irohtiugc.-
@ci5cr idlucr pcrlcBt.

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Citation nit ciucm 6rohtjugc.-
@ci5cr idUpcr ocrlcbt.
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Golcp Giienbobnlinie, ser fllrj Dor
II llbr gcitorn %ornittog 5lt Goricp-
Stution 6rudt n6lIO, muroc 5ltr &C.
nanntcn }cit Don eincm Don Tutti.
more fonnmUnOcn Yaiio2icr5ugc &c
t~roiiclt. Ger Ccn0cr ser Gniiugier.
ilta @ofomctipc mur0c 0cmlolirt uno
Der porocrc @o9Bon Oc2 Eoiingier.
5ll1ca cnt9lciitc. Ger &eijcr oe2
Gradt5u1c3 mlroc uon ser Yoton1o-
the ociiclbcu gciAleuocrt II. I6limm
pcrlctt. "a iih an oicicr Stcllc lulr
elm c~inipuriQca @cIciie bciinoct. 10
;oltc Ser GrndjtjuA nndoem or Die
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tcnOclciic 0cbrudt mcrOcn. Ger
&oliuQicr}uQ NOR nm I'll llbr ST
Goricn'3 Citation iduig un0 Der
5iQnulmonm oca 6rodtju8ea MAJ
u~nQcmicicu morOcL Dem N1iio9icr-
}ug sum 2(nboltcn 5t ii2DoIIiiren.
}(l2 Ojcicr SEN 3ug bcranbrrticu
b0rtc, lici cr Ocmiclbcn ent9c8cn ms
CAB oa2 5i0nol; ser &ofomotiUiiib
rcr gab aud @%cNcnoompl, BOD NM
IonIt - inn uGditcn 2nl1cnbIidc ioit
bottc iih 81, Goaiiion crei9nct. Ger
Hofomotipiiitrcr uno @ci5cr iprnn
gen ppn ser HotomotiOe, auto &cBtc-
rcr lpltroc crbcblid pcrlcbt. '' SAT-
o0e Euiiu0icrc murocn in Den 9rob
ten Shrcdcn ucrlcBt mo cit Eonif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04

Sir Morulouo mo Den Ciitritt
Columbia Souitod mo Sonntog
mtloc (cmpcrotr mo pcr0nocrIihc
Mit0c.
Ger h0d1itc (hcrmonctcritono mar
- Wroo nm I llhr 9iudmittog1.
Ger njcOrilitc CbcrnromctcritonO
mar 81 Wrao nm 6 llbr WiorQcu2.
Miltlcrcr WoromctCritoIl0 1910.
Ger u%icoriditc Recommendations
ser lcBtcn 81 Stlun0cn IN nodlioIQcI
ocn Stdrtcl ruor mic iol0t; Guitport
Is Eortlouo 2G, Bottom -, HllbouD
2G. Ncu 2)orf IS, &orri9burQ 80,
Nhjlooclphio 81, Ntluntic Sim 3G,
MoibinQton 80, Noriolf A. Mottcroo
IS, Charlotte 3S, Milmin0ton TO-,
GhorlC1tou 81 Souounob 81, &od
Ioupiuc 56, Eupitcr Gi. &cnsg&CIt -,
Ntlouto II, WtoutnomcrO Is, 9tclu=
CrIcou2 60, YoIcltinc 81, @oIpcltOn
-. Corpus G6riiti 20, Wicmpbi2 %,
Cincinnati IT, Eitt2bur0 TO, C@lpcao
30. Nuiiolo 80, GlcuClono 3G, Gc-
trojt s., Nlpcro -, Woroucttc 81,
@rccu @ou 80. Ghico0o 3G, GuIutG
2S. q. (oul IS, Ct. @oui@ -, &on-
los Gitn 10, Gmoho 81 Nuron 2G,
Ni2n1ord 81, @iliIton 90, 'So0rc 2S,
SclCnu Sc, Solt Ynfc 36, GCnpcr 30,
Nortb TIottc "a, Goo9c 80, @moriQo
IS, Cos NltgclC3 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Scn9t Nupiidnncrscn pur

ourd (rinfcn oea nbiolut rcinen
"Solocc".9 icrc3 Don sSreo. @allcrn.
lhnttot'S oNmcricon @rollerei." o.
Is nit Der Br0Btcn Sorgiolt outs oGnr
oll2gcmGbltcltcu Sopirn mo Mul;
bcrgcitclIt miro, pcraen sic nad) ci.
mem cimnoIi1cn %criud)e es INNER
por}lebcn lucNcn icinea @ebaltrcid,
tbrunt2 mo iciltcS Nrolno'o. aiitc ST..
@rollcrci 1l0l-tt2S Sillen.S trobe.
(3OS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04

ToGrituhI gcit ii t. - Sr.
Sunnicl 9lIea, 9eiiber Der Niles
Nottcrp @ortS," Nr. 14t2, Galtcrns
glpenuc. brad gcitcrn %ormittag nm
10 llbr III Scr Sobrif baonrd), ooB
Gin Sobrinlbl, niif ocn or lid nod)
Dem orittcu Stoducrf bcnebcn ipoIltc,
iniolge 9red)eno ocS SciIeS berub'
i~tilr5te, ooa redte Nein. Gr muroe
ms .Sohns Sopfins' Soipttol" &c.
6rnd,t, no sic Nlcr5tc Den 9ritd, cit-
iiigtcn, uno Johann muroc Sr. alc9
nad 'einer Wobnung, Nr. 26t2,
MrGnllobltrabe, geldafit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Spc5inl=@ rfnriiuncn nadl Mnnn.

pills sur @clidltiglul1 Ser gruBcr
6lottr bon britiidcn mo omcrifoni-
idcn SricG3ihiiiclr ME iold)c nic 5lt.
Dor IN unicrcn @epGiicrn pcriommclt
morcn. Scbt Erin5 &oni9' 1Iottc.
@ciudt sic 6lottcn Afuocmic.
Gompicr oGmmo Giles" am D}olr-
tag nm 7.t5 &ormittogS, 9tm Gam.
tag un0 Sonlto9 Gpc5ieW Gompicr
oGmmo @iIc3" 9.45 @ormittoQ3;
Iompicr oSu9Qllehomlo" 10 llbr
%ormittog3. Hiidflnit tim I llbr
9IbctOa. @robca 6llbbnlt Spiel,
nEcnm Stotc" gcgcn oie Morinc.
Gcihlidj &aunl. MurOiubrt 80 Gts.
(30S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
ScScrmann lit cinaclaScn,

nncin ncllc&, olli 0oS Nooern'te clll'
NcridtctcS photographer d. Iteller 81
bciidti0cn. Sic bette Nrbeit, bic
rccaltc Scoicnnns nno bic nieSrisitcn
Frciic.
Sic idJGnitcn aabinctbilScr MIR 81
pru Nntenb.
1ulinS Sebbcl, bcuti6er Rbotoarapb,
321 Strafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04

"*# Gin Grobca Soltcrtroltt.GI'cn
miro am Wontog NbcnO, Den 6, Mo
pcnlbcr, pom Der Tomen.S ettion bc@
,@oItimorcr @opcrn-T crcina" in Der
yEbilonthropns Safe" 9tr. 1911 Dit
@oltimlorcitroBc, pcronitoItet. Gtc
GintrittSfortcn foitcn 10 Gents mo
Ooiiir limo Solcrtrollt- 1t. Sdpuclllc'
ilciid,.S ollper irci. Nac 6rcltnoe II.
80nncr ocS %crciua ioQtcn iid) cln'
iin0Cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Ocbm's Mcmc: 9aa,
Nr. 16, cit.GcrinetOn- Strafc.

olcrlobrl9cr Gbc am #. Wiui tS9S I'M
Stidl licB.
Ir@ 8ICidcr llriod)c mrlroc bic Che
BON %oltiic u. Sugle nit Charles s..
:. Soglc 0cI0it. GiC Scrttc trcllutcn
lid I'M Sfto6Cr 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04

fonntc mrr nit M}iibc pom 3ugpcr.
ionuI ucrbinOcrt mcrocn. lin ! llbr
Nphnnittoga mar OoS 8cleiic micOcr
irci mo Der &crtcbr oli ser Clinic
fonntc mirosr olti8cnommcn ncrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Samitaa' nno Sunntas-Grfmriiunck

nod) @oibin9ton $t.25 alli Der
ySennipluanio @obn." 9iaetc iilo
Iiir sic &iidfo6rt bis Sonntag
abcno 9iiItig. Ellie 3iigc, Scr
.Gon9rciiionnI 2imitcb" alsgcnom.
men. GSr.&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Ser eooen fir Manner uno auaben.
IN hcm Aampfc
II, Grfnle

bllft cInc ,gitc 6ront" gur3 beoeu-
tca0. lluicrc Nniilgc mo l(ebcrrode
olcicr Soiion bobcn Den pom Iolbto'
nlbIcn Wi0nncrn acriiNihtcn Giictt,
rnO icIbit lucum Sic tciuc &onOcigcll'
tlilncr limo, mcrOcn Cir wic elmer
ulalchcu.
GicGunie @cibditSs an6ugc $40 bis So.
glcgGute @clclibnfta &lu5iac St5 bis $50.
GciHc Lpp" N5dc $3.50 bis SO.
M%iiitlccc llcbcr5lCbcr $40 his SD.
$500 Iuticn bier eincn In5ltg
u0cr llcbcr5icbcr, ser bei'm aunocn,
id)ucl0cr tollm iilr iiini mo %5pon5ig
Ut babcu lit. @arum Den llntcr'
'd)IGo mcBu'ricn?
Nlt21cmndlcll ebc alla9ctrogcn -
Gas lit sic clrji9c Ncidapcroe gcBcn
ulierc 0iuocrtIciocr. Nn}iigc pom
$3.50 bis $500; llcberjicbcr bon
$3.50 bis SIS.
iinicrc 1unnr clntr' 0nuOihube iinp beicr,
ais bic mciitcu III Sl.jO. @criudlt cir Fnnr.
aSebt une %5uerit,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
9cnnp's icin gcroitete Saiiccs

iperbcn in alien StobttbeiIen bon
Baltimore perfauit. Die uor5iiaIite
Guolitdt ino m1bi9cn Treiic MAIDEN
Siciclben eerabeSn beriibmt.
G.G.Gennn So, Sbce, 9aiicr, Snder,
WpriI5 ,t2iEoSal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
NUloct Der Wcnac siun bcntiacu

N~tittaBciIcn bel WfcBrnu'S, Nr. 3OS,
Dit Saltimoreitrnbc (iriiher Stcrn.
bcrg'a). Stcufs, Gotelettes nno
Nltitcrn. Gin bor5iigIides Mittug-
clicn bon If bis 8 llbr, iiir % GentS.
(30S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04

*"* Sci Dem an Sonniog, oen 3.
Noucm6cr, ltottiiltocnoen Miinm
bes Sllrrocreins y@orlpGrtS" miro
Trof. Otto Studs einen iebr ~irterel'
~lontcn Gortrog iiber oos Sbema rGr.
%iobrulgen eirgeiparoerter 1eutif)er
III cen pier5iger mo iiiri5igcr Sab.
rem" bolter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04

*"# Gic nNScitIihc WorpIGnOcr
@obn" ocronitoltct an SonntoG,
ocn -. Nopcmber, cine Spe5iolsGrs
~filriion nod bcn Shllod)ticlbern bel
gettysburg. Ger 3ug idbrt nm $40
&ornr. ub mo fcbrt ~ ltbr NbcnOa
mic0cr 5l,riid. IS lit cine 6obrt, bic
Sc0crmulm III Cmpicblcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Nrtbmr 70. Npbicn,
Wr. 12i, n.galtimore. etraAe.

Eaiiage +. Nutariats . Oelowediel.
Bureau. Shiffsfortcn fir ollie
Gampier-2 inicn. M~e,iepdiie. @ehiel.
8elemehiel nno 8doienoun9en
(aptiI4,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
Gcloicnbuuscn mad 9emtidlano nno
ScltrcidI

5t "a Gents pro Marf urb 2Oh
GcntS pro &ronc. 8orto ertra.
@cd)ieI ou8GcIteIt a,lf ollie 3beilc
scr @cIt. Sbcu. s.. Siencr C So,
ia Sit-2erington.S Ctr 3imnner Ns.
g.. QS0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-04
,ltnfcl WrGiig : &erccn."

Snbrcsbaa-Sicnitng Den Z. No'
ucmbcr, in Der yWcrmania = MANNER
DIOR : Nnllc."
Mitnlicoer mil fen lid, bic ipdtcitene Wlunta1
Aucuo NIT Sillctcn %ucriclleu. (3Os.1l)