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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

3cit lit, bate bci lclncr Nbrcile circ
Qr06crc Wrloiunmlc MO elm Nout
bud) I'M @eiit.
Guu0i0oteu nom iujrt.
Die RcpubIitnncr pom Nrintc
Georges Goumtu bobCn Qcitcrn in scr
Convention in Upper Mtorlboro Gas
Iol0cnoc (idct nominirt:
Stout8icnntor GrnntIiu 2.
Gum1o0p.
Iclc0otcn ocS llntcrbouic@-Go"I.
ton SoBccr, Grnclt GllIcu 6inaond.
Glipcr 2. Mcbcrott mo WIllloH s..
Nurriion.
Gountu Gommiiiirc - @orocc
Groiicr uno Cutler @~roIhcor3.
Nou0 GommiiiGrc - &umc@ y.
MiQcr, G(op y. Ncrfin@ un0 &oIu
9. @orinQ.
Sdcrifi - &onrC8 Gruccncp uoN
GroomC.
N rpublifoui dc GonotnA
tcn.
Sic rcpublitouii)c Gonpcntion Dor
Charles Golulp bat bic ioIQCn0cr
Gonoioutcn oliNcItcnt;
Sir Scnator-SpCarnlau 2. Can,
cater,
GcIcgotcn oc3 l%lntcrbouic3 - :.
Carlisle Nilmcr un0 @illiom @il.
DRIFT.
Shcriii - George g. Srottcr,
County . Gommiii1rc - Eam25
). NopIor lprO Nrthlr ". Ebomo2.
County . Sdobmciitcr - (bomcS
9tormon.
z dcunc ubQcbrount.
Cine ncuc Sdcunc o,i Der 6oril
BON @Crrn 9Sn. Malih IN Carroll
ton, MoibinAton County, lit ncbit
ser geIammtcn Grl0tc BON Nuijcn,
HoGOcn, @clL II. !. 10. cin 9toub olS
Slonmcn Qcuorocm Ger GcrluIt
miro ouI ctiuo $500 Qcid0Bt, oic
8crIid)erlulN bctrGNt 5000.
l(cbcrtruq ibr &crm En-.
Gic oGumbcrIono Noromorc 50"
III Cumberland bat ibr &crm0nPa
an NorrD Is. Mcbcr, Den |rGiibeutrll
Der n3. H%otionoIbont" ilbcrtroQcn,
Scr $1,000 @iirNihult itcltc. 9lrdi.
b0l0 e. Mililom GOrmtu 2upcrin.
tcnocnt Scr SdulIcn, lit Der GrGii
Dent Scr lcit 1891 incorporation Gou.
p0Anic, 0crcn @uthabcn uui $70NC
mo ocrcn Sd)ul0cu oni $1,000 an
0cQrbCn mcroen.
u d) Cr W ortin Crfrunft.
Hld)tcr Mm. u. Mortin bciiitcn0 y
Nlhtcr oco crltcn &lloiciulfrciic0, cr.
frantic am IomncritoQ I'M @crid)t jlr
Gbe'tcrtolun unO mrBtc nod lcincr
MobnunG i'm n&oihcu Nolic" &C.
brod)t Dcr0cu, 6rou Mortin mllr0t
BON Baltimore al oua arunfcnloocr
bCrllfCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Icrluuat: WGuncr Mno Sn0beu.


Vcrlnua:
l@'ulilcrcr mo QudtrCr. QIttcr Qnbu, 9,db 10
fruQeu in Ir. Cos. gNcit.erntt Strn0r.
t2g4-j)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
9lus Baltimore Gunurn.

IUo NblilitipAN NpVllH.
6rou 5onllcp crb0It T6ooo. 2lGu
meme Stimml1cbcr inn GomtU. -
@olocnca 2lbjeihu 'r Nro,
&oi0t.
Iic Ero5cB N%n0cIy1m1t.t Nui
idcn 5Srm Sottic VI. EonNcu ms
inrcm @ottcu, Gbomo2 N1mcu, um.,
unO 5miidcn Trnu Nouuyu lwO sen
Gltcrn hires Wonnc", NrU ms Nrnlt
IhomoS %onncn, Oou Mlrlurrtn
NiruOnm&, I'M @rccn Sprml 4allcO,
Baltimore Goumtn, lit u|lo0UltiQ erie.
Oi0t morocn. Grou N1Uncu rrhic!t
um lcbtcn MioutaN cine opiolutc Gbc.
ihci0un0 bcruiQigt ionic %llmcntG
i'm Wriun1mtbctrnQc NON $4,000. "a.
rolribiu mlr0C oic Ml1ll oui 3uh.
lima bon 100000 Sh00cncriot,
uClhc Grou &urnlcD Nclcu sic Gltcru
ihrC@ WtolnC2 Crhobru bate i0QWl
0cluiicn. Trou SonucO fam lcbt,l
<rni pon Nen Nort hjcrDCr lW0 lies
iNrcn M}onn mcQcn oudt1Ijtrr Scr.
uuhlGili0llng %ucrb0'tcn. Sn0unn
itrCn0tc tic oic SdoOucrioGtlolc a..
urn 0ciicn GltCrn on Nr NuuncO
lit in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mohIbGtunrt
lulo bcirotbctc icinc Grou an If. g.
brltor 1902 in Ncm 3)ort mo lie ais
StcnoNropbiitin IN ser @0ut iul0ir,
tc, bel mcltcr ulld) ,SomcU uuQritcl.
mar. PIN Gage, ol2 @cjoc Nuci%obyr
lang pcrheirntbct iuorcn, ucrlicB San.
ncn icinc 6rou mo tchrtc nilt nlebr
81, ihr 5uriid.
@oIocnc0 &@crcin9 NbSci.
den iii Trou &oiQt.
3u Gbrcn Scr Irou s.. Is. &oi1t
pcronitoltctcu onl Gomcrito0 NberN
sic MitQlicOcr oC2 Tomcn %crciu,
oC2 o@opcrn &crcin3 non Baltimore"
OCriclbCn cine llcbCrrulhwnd. 81.
OtitQlic0cr 'un0cn it'd in corpora"
in Ser Mohmm0 Ger Groll &oiQt an
Gorf SciNht3 NOCnnc, maize NuQCr>.
gtpcmr. Baltimore Gormtu Gin unN
iibcrrcid)tcn ibr Gin lh0nc9 QoloCn
NCrcin2 Nb5cid)crL ais Nncrtcmu
fir ibrC &rr0icuitc. llntCr Ocn Nh,
mcicn0cn bciun0cu iid 0ic Grouli,
WtorU &0bl, Glnu2 SbOOC Glil0bCtt
Nic}cc u, Stcllmnhcr. 81. z. g@cbcr
Is. 81. NichIc. @otc N%jncbur0t, e
FrCIl, Nt. MiCbnL u. NobCr, !. Stuo.
fer, 4. 9ticrbuuS mo y. Sdolthol0
iomic Ole IrI9. &. Nlouf q. 3ouor
NJ. Scrrcoh Oi. &iphCuL NJ. Grcor
rid, &. Berger, y. Conner, +. @cl
bor0, $. @crQmronu VI. 0roiidrr
". @ouimou, 9, Shuciocr, u. Ms
Der, Y. Differ ulr0 q. FricitcrioGu.
2tG0 u eng Stim mcn.
Sic @o6lmuIic6cr Don Baltimore
County cr6icltcn acitcrn olt9iiibrliG.
Ncrihte iibcr Oic Ncaiitrotion I'M
GountD. G%cm}uioIQc iino i'm Gom
IN men rcQiitrjrt 1908 MciBc mo 251
9}cQcr m0brcuO 1929 MciBc mo BOZ
Nclcr bon 0Un StimmrQcbcrIiiten 09
ltrihcn lONrocr. SIN @on5cn bo;
009 GountO ocnmoh 2O,1O5 @crBt
unO 2G79 NcNcr ais S%tinmacbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
OaItilnorer attiennorft.

sass efuriidteu.
GonioIio. Gas Ill.,. .... iOuta
Sanf'gftieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
G%crlanat: Srancn nno WGodcn.
Tcrla ut:

Sntclli9cntc, rcinlidlc WGodlcr, I'M
Die SCritcanng uuu GbOcOIaOc- llcbcrs
5ug uno On3 &crpnfcu 81 Crlcrucu;
gutter %ufu. Nad5niragcn bel DER
WtnrbndD Chocolate Gu., GHlucrtOus
9Iucnnc nnS NOllinS. StruHc.
CGfttS,tWN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

bis t3c.; Eou6cn, pro Foor Doc. bis
Doc; @0nic pro EfO. t2t, bis l3c,;
Euter, pro A'ih. 1Sc.
Sr ii d tc,uno Gem til c.
&orioiicln pro Sob $1.O0 bis
$3.50; pro Nuihcl 45c. bis $50; 3ltfz
fcrriibcn, pro @iinocl tl2c. bis 2c.;
g8cibtobl, pro Come SIT bis Sl3;
3picbcIn pro @uitcl 75c. bis SOC;
NIcpirl, pro SAB soc. bis $3.50;
crime @obncL pro @llidcl Doc. bis
SOC; Somotoc2, pro Morb 3Oc. bis
Toe; Nuouoa. pro Grnte $50 bis
$3.50; Y'irlihc. pro 2orb 75c, bis
$40; Nirucn, pro Sob $3.50 bis
$3.50; GOrottcL pro @iinocI Tee.
bis Pc; %ImubobncrL pro Nuifcl.
tiitc 500 bis $l25; Mtoi&, pro
Nubcnb &c. bis Sc; (rnubCr. pro
1 Ei0. &orb &c. bis 13c.; Guiucc3,
pro Tub $500 bis $3.50; um0e
Milbcm. prO NiltC SOC. bis Soc; brult.
ucr Mobl, pro Nuihcl l2l2c. bis
t5c.; &opiioIot, pro Atitc Doc. bis
Boo; Spinot, pro WnltcI l1l2c. bis
Poe.
Groceries uno Erouiic {.
Noiiinirtcr 3lldcr: 9cluilr'e!t
500; %puIpcriiirt &c; STANDARD ara.
mIirt l.00c,; iein 0rnniIirt 1896.
GrpItol u 1900. Columbia u 4.53c.
Qclbcr $500. bis 4.10c.
@croitctcr aofice: &. 8. 6. 100
Eio. &iitcn 13l@c.; Z. g. 6. GO Ffo.
&iitcn 1866; e. g. s.. 36 Fiuno
aiitcn 1906; reincr SABA 29c, bis
2912c.; outer SABA 27c. bis 27l2c.;
rciner Miotfo &c. bis 271@c.; SABA
unb Wtottn, Qcmiiht, 26c. bis 26lac.;
SABA, Qcnriiht, 35c. bis 2512c.; reiz
ncr Worucnibo 22c. bis 221Gc.; rciucr
go @uourn pic. bis 221ac.; rciner
SontoS 2tl@c. bis 221@c.; SontoS,
gcmilht 20Ac. bis pic; Iio, &c.
miidt, 19l&c, his 20c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Gie 3. uilo Won9t-S trube. Sanptnlldtfttt
oes .RGuern ser. lint. 'giereins." YSideu'
rnnBslurlenpereins. Canton Sinmcrip.
glairs mo 9eibsRereinS,- a3euifte 1e'
miiibIt6fcil." rasfelihmteoe Union. nnb
.SefpcrsG onfIape gir. AIS, y. Q. % Srt'
I6es Bier Al ieoer 9eit. 1elepbou; s.
& %, - gSotf 2509 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
sa,up Sies' ,p,dpbie.eane,"

seorbcfs@d, Der 3ofp. uno Sorrett'S trase.
Sdrptauartier hes @eianguereins rNtelo'
bte|. SingihInoen iebcn 9oHneritasabero
s'erinmmlultaen hes Centennial Webeer'
sSsrelns" ieben 2. unb 4. SteritdQ i'm Iso'
nat. GeIecboN - Wlt. Sermon 26S6 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Gsatsu ass etabta1btsW1 y.
sprtuc's santup qtebsrfrau,.eau,.

Siolpefs@de 8. Ctr. IL. Saif aoe.. @auton
Saur!lia r:,tr oes Canton 9ieeerfrauo -
Si.qitinne ieeen Rouneritaa aberb. -
gdmcRsgierptn oerfummeIt fi6 ieben Dtsu.
itda Nbcrn. NditonmlsYicr on. BapI.-
eb6fupeufs IeIep5pu: QSrIfe 1853 3.
(Mnrili3ln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Rr. 1924, Northumberland. - BIN.
met un Serren gu p.fmtctben. - Getnfie
9eirdnf. uno @etre. ~Bnn. Sten.Eraue.
rets-gier. HerfomnIunasIotaI be3 Oft.
2omboroftr. SHtmertr, Won. urs 2eib.
8ereins. Chef. IeI.-BoIfe 2552 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Hbdm RnSsv NtfauYapt,

Er. 1104, observation-disclosures.
Ger -Horooit Smmerpdbrenbe rnuotretn
bon Taltiutore1 ~b1ridurueIt R1 bier
ieoen WoIltdg - 6errpe vrebm 4 Gons
Bier am 8dpf. hI6 beutfner art brett
bonn Fab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
3. 9utat'e Saue,"

9tr. I 20 biz 1922, paTtora'Nbtnit.
Sdupi1ndrtier bes rIbaliI' Dl6nter6orS-
Salle Enb Sommerearteu binie III Der.
mte.ben. 6nter Ylue fir N~uftersrDfter.
Jeirfte Betrinfe. 8ret'Sool. y, 4 "
delerb0n - DIT. Bsrnun 3769 \.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
s,ohs a,raHs's ,SSdsr.eersers.,"

gf. 1856, Snrrifon,, nnbe 9eIinaton,gtr.,
GEO. 9iinibet, IT,. Srunsgp'S Rter. Nat
nter Gunth bun IL bis 1 ubr ytntmtts
toes. a0c beIitften &d1er Itno 8aul Be.
fute elit3sluoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Sin ihunc5 @runoutd, nut NcIcNrt, ia9r
baufc. 200 ,Sub Del $50 TuG an erncr 30 {nG
1rriicn gutuue. mil &oherironi EriolieN.
Vrcjs 50, pro Srnut. SuB oocr so lobriter
scut. IS lit Dies cine 0ilrIill0c @cicRerbeit
en- ih0nce @ruupiiid uuler lcldtcl Nchli
uruael AZ fuuitn. Nuh iutrnNcIl btl Der
,stepart.S rupf NarSlunrc o." M Noro'
Yibcrtus StruRc. wv" 'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
7cntIhcS gtrprits Mndrmciiuuns @irenu,

Dir. 90. Sio zbarp 2trabc. inter Scr gtlifidt
Der ,2cutlbcu @cicuihuit". - StcieliQcn. htc
bcutihc 0nnoperfer. @rbciter rno Sienllbotcn
at bCihdItiNeu miluldlcn, lp0lcrl ith periOitlih
u6Cr I'M fruHfiricn gricicu an OCu gtQeutCu hCr
@cieuihGit. SUBnuu :. WieBcr, Nr. 2i9. Sto'
GBdrps strufr, meuocr. neI1cr mentNeIt. I'D
9ui9iuult crtbeilcu miro. Spre6itlthcIt bon I
bis 3 ubr. (Nun2s,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Grfu6rcnr ySntcrS," r2Onblc
ScumcrS" mmb uScmltitdJcrS" al
iuci6cu Gnlumtuillcn; bOd)itcr Gobn.
N%nioc,ucdtc Mdodcn iibcr l6 Iabrc
ais Qrlrlingc angcmOmmcn nnS ruoil
rcnS Der GcbrScit bcjablt. NOItmnn
WiIo. So, GutGlus nno NnDcttcs Str.
(OSS-9n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
&crIanet inn %Iaeemcincm.


SIN Ncrr iuht Simmer mo Ncioitiauna IN
elncr Eriuaifamilic. oulcrHoer glulCllbaIt, oclll.
ftbrr sud bcuor3uNt. Nriibitid. NtlttaReNcu.
HuulO unb @benocllcrl ieh9 ldQc III Der l&ohr.
uiHt an zouuiu0cu G1lCrlcll nit gllQnbt ota
ulrnrilitru lSreifc5 lucrhen inter GbIitrc ~
az" an ben ,5eutincu Gurrcipunocnt" crbctcH,
l2gi So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
gu u~crfnnfcn.
Su u%rrfauiclt

Sin ont uclcQeucr NcNrdbntbplnG uuf Der
Dr. galttmOrcy Gcmctcru g" g,ibere S%luaIrnit llbet
Siu5tIubclteu ertbelli :. Stalcn SrcHrha", NJ
100, 0OptiuS ElnCc. CHS aob)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

RorbyIb&de Bouab' uuo eatoItne.St.abe.
Sallptulurtter hes .SuperrsU idnnerGorS-.
H.sO.sgde 6ouabs UNI G1roItne'tr. Ser.
eirsperiaTrllun1 ieoer GoitnPrttaq Nbeno
gteu, WttoIieoer ptIiournPn. ror3lq.
ItdeS Bier Der Acknowledgement I'M Sdpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Stcuenaeind)e.
HurSorutIhc GARNER Sami(ic,

y Subr I'M canoe. mann 70 Sabre ait. mar UI&
bcuie uI5 @efliiHcl}iihter tbdtiQ SrulI D Jubrc
ait iiihtiO IN Slide mo NdusbuIi nit ctncnl
o idbriacn Hllabcn, iIhcn cine 6orln }u itbct
ncbnCt OoCr 5t Ocrluultcl. Sell. Ci1ertcu mn.
Ter Gbiifrc ~. ". Surm" an ben ,9eutihcn
GOrrciponOcnt". O2yi y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Sin bCutffc5 Wtaohcn fir}Iih iincr See &c.
fommCll. iudt SteuC ais M6dlt. gtud}rtruUcr
hri linoolf ;. gluQuittu, Ar. i02, Gnluin'eiuc. =,
WurtsJiuan. t2ei-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
WCrlnllnt.

3iuei 5upcrlditae bcuti6c Miiobtu cjnc5
ais NOdiu mo beI'm Naihcn lUo gilQcIll iu
belicu. odS uHoerc ais NuuanUohcU uno gulf
ndrterin. gi0hju'ruQcn in 9r. 1926, NpltUu
Strnnr. l2g3-I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Gin hcutithes WSdorhrn nit GridUru1p, nm
CII Furi Sabre altCo Nino III ruuricU. 9taubu
tgnNcu IN Nj. Pho, NoltUu. StrnRc.
i9I1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

sin criabreHCS M,ioNtu iIr GOuodrbcit mn
9jdbcl. yiud}ulruRCl uCI Mrs. Nriutmnn, Ga
touSUilc, Mo. t292-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Sin auftinoiQc5 iuteliQcutc5 ocutihc3 Mid6'
den ais NiH0ermd0hCn. 4tuh} uiruUcu BON
$50 bis 10 llbr NuymiltdB5 In Ar. t4lG, 0ur
lent 9lUcnue. l2Q3--5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Sin Ocutibcr TinNc ipiiufht ole @idcrCi 81
Cylcrncu ljnd5ufrOQCu in Gr. 1li3, Midlaros
fen. Gtruic, SUcuit NUiut. (29l-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

9aiif jur Rriie ms etnslnuS bcipr9t e.
Hatne. VI. All, ct. Eaul. etraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

yin nnilUn0iNeo 0|cllllhCo Mlu0hCn uIa 3III
mermuhdcu mn Yuiwdrtcriu. 9tlhjultaBcN
bel 6ruI u. VI, SUBuiOn, SanreI, NIB
igg2-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
g1crGnuqt:

Sin iuuQCr WtIilt mir UllucmcIlt 0ultoat-
Gtii. Nuh3ulruNru in Mr.. $50, Nct cara
TOAD, StrnGc. cos %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Eruouftcn . Warft.

llntcnltebenoe Breiie be5lebrn iid)
allf sen Gn1roS San0el; fir ben
&lcinbanoc. mui Elm entipretenoer
NufidIag gemaht iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Sin oCuiihcs Widotcu iprldt out 9uQlifh,
fudit SielluuQ ais NiuocrUdodbeu oher dbnlidlcr
Mrt. Nuh5uirnRcn IN Nr, $40, siip.@etbrt.s Str,
OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
scnrn &. a1Inlk Rehaniant.

Br. 2f6, GIabs. ldbe 9ulUdrosStlabe
&or6folihe gBeine. SpirItinfen u. Union.
gi9arreu. @eites Vier ant 3nrf. Guni6
far @eitiftsleute bon 11.30 Born. bis
2 llbr Hahmittuas. Ielepbou e. 4 y.
pft. 8ernuu 300s-r. (IpdrI2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
emtueigsr'1 SAFE.

! g,r. 7Oi ano TOT, borbaro'Sirabe ct9l'
| Iaretumn. Seinfte &eire nuo Stau6re.
| Ser qef1no,tfe Grt anf Der erbs. - Die
1 beften RoolsBarlorS In o~tabldRbfosn-
J Frompts S%eoiennuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
epsr n. sSitter,y .Gplumbta.oals,

Nr. 1922. OGsBrati.Strnbe.
~4eFensD armft1oter 8eretn- e%erfdmreIi
It6 isheu eriten 9teniiIs int Wonui In
ber Sans. Sane for 8erttne ano 6eft.
Iihteite1 al bermletotn.
LJunblS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
HhtriA ..entNueik.eale,"

4dt 4a'ts mo NnlIsN behut. VuhLoH.
RarNlcnns2eleSb 81 n.
Souptluart'tr oes @efan9ntre rs -eoel.
fpeib- sDamensBeretns beS Soelfue:&-
.@Gntonsg oReInbes Gr. 445. ,: o D..
.Srien.als Siitrttts DE-. 1873, 4. u,.e.- urlb
Carton SDnrs u. Bereniisunsb'SerttnS'
(@ept2t 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
SpEepH ehwsnatr's Cote,

7 NUTNFW ~TWTUE WWNN y VWFNf
J 2ff5 SnlucrtGu sBUub, naut Srepert6. Hpt.
Die beiter Seins i'm gStftCno. WGbI.
! aeiiet an ieoer SeIt. YeibditSlurih cine
J SpC6tuIlt1t. - S0upiullrtier ots Gar
! rOiltuu tersUtdlnsrtors"
J Npril2O1O
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-29
CHARGE BARRIERS WITH
PRACTlCING EXTORTION
NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS ARE
MADE TO POLICE
Tourists Report Several Acts of Rob-
berry Occurring in Vicinity of Arcade
Depot, and Acting Chief AubIe
Warns Public Against Them

Don't patronize any barber shop on
Fifth street, near the Arcade depot, I"
says Acting Chief of Police Auble.
]. T. Smith of Ontario reported to the
police yesterday that he stopped in a
shop near the Arcade depot for shave,
but before the barber would let him
out of the chair he was compelled to
pay $2.O5.
within the past few weeks a dozen
complaints similar to Smiths have been
made to the police" said Capt. Auble
yesterday. There are three shops on
Fifth street that are being watched by
a uniformed officer, and when anyone
enters he is told what kind of a game
they are working"
According to the police. when a GUS
toner impresses these BARRIERS as
easy he is not permitted to leave his
chair until he has been given every
thing known to the tonsorial artists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-29
LIBRARY GIRLS IN TEARS;
FORGOTTEN THEY THOUGHT
EIGHT YOUNG WOMEN UNMEN-
TONED IN SALARY INCREASE
Their Pay Was Raised. but Names
We're Overlooked When List Was
Made Up

Librarian Charles F. Lummis entered
the library with a gleeful smile yester-
day morning, for he felt certain that
every young woman in the department
would meet him with outstretched
hands and beaming countenances, for
having had their salaries raised at the
meeting of the board or directors the
night before. Most of them did but
eight young women glowered at him
ferociously and with tip-tilted noses
answered his cordinal good morning.
They had read the morning papers.
Mr.. Lummis was at a loss to account
for the icy atmosphere that prevailed
in some sections of the department
until he had begun his morning
duties, when, separately. each of the
eight came to him and with voices
choked with tears wanted to know
what they had done to be overlooked
i'll the salary increase.
A light broke over Mr. Lummis face
and hastily reaching for a morning
paper he discovered the cause of the
tears. The names of the eight We're
rot written there. Then everything
was explained satisfactorily and the
young women left with smiles chasing
away the tears. They had received an
increase at the board meeting, but in
announcing the list after the private
executive session, wien the increases
were effected, Mr. Lummis had over
looked their names as they We're on a
separate list.
These young women were Anna Beck
ley, principal of the reference depart
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-29
SCHOOLS FOR ALL;
NONE SENT HOME
SOME CROWDED BUT ALL
CARED FOR
congested Districts Are Not Down
Town as Heretofore-"PeopIe Mov-
ing Out" Says Assistant Sup
erIntendent Bettinger.

Notwithstanding the marked increase
in attendance in the city schools this
year Deputy Superintendent Monlux
states that all have been accommo
dated, that not child has been sent
home.
Forty temporary buildings are in use
and eight schools are compelled to
maintain only halliday sessions.
One member of the board in discuss
ing the subject states that considering
the shortage of funds the work of TAX
ing care of the large attendance re-
fleets great credit upon those in charge
Assistant superintendent Bettinger
expressed his qualification over the fact
that whereas heretofore the congested
schools were in the downtown districts
they are this year in the outskirts of
the city, showing the tendency of the
people to move out to the suburbs.
Over $50 pupils are effected by the half
day sessions.
The question of text books is still
being discussed. Owing to the change
of readers the old ones are practically
worthless, as they are not exchange
able, but in the case of the music
books the board has arranged to have
an even exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-29
DEMANDS HER LETTER
AT POINT OF REV0LV YER
MRS. MARY BAGGS FLOURISHES
WEAPON
Accuses Spouse of RIflng Her
Trunk and Insists that He or
His Family Restore the Missive
to Her

Demanding the return of her letter
and f1ourishing a big revolver to eln-
phasize her argument, Mrs. Mary
Baggs was arrested by Officer Walker
last evening at her husbands home,
61O1a South Spring street. When told
that she was under arrest Mrs. Baggs
accompanied the officer to the city
Jail.
Mrs. Baggs was a bit excited" said
Patrolman Walker. Il think she was
very angry and did not realize what
she was doing. According to what 7
could learn Mrs. Baggs and her hus-
band have had a little trouble. She
says her husband rifled her trunk in
her absence and took one of her let
ters.
when I arrested her she was very
excited and was demanding the return
of the letter from her husband and his
family. 1 think that there is a little
jealousy in the affair"
Mrs. Baggs will be held on sus-
picion until the police can investigate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-29
BURGLARIES ARE NUMEROUS
Many Depredations Reported to Po-
Iice-Woman Says Her Office
Was Robbed

The gang of thieves that has been
perpetrating burglaries in the city still
continues it's depredations.
Mrs. Mary Rost reported yesterday
to the detectives that $95 in gold had
been stolen from her office at 233 1-2
East First street last Tuesday.
500 Fawn of COG North Alameda
street reported that his shop had been
entered Tuesday night, and after the
place had been ransacked his cash
drawer had been broken open and
robbed of $125 and a dollar taken from
the cash register.
Paul H. McPherrin, 224 Stowcll block,
reports that on the same evening he
lost a pocketbook containing $5. Jerry
Cronin reported that SIS had been stolen
from his room at All Central avenue.
W. A. Urmey, a carpenter reported
that since September 21 a considerable
number of carpenters tools have been
stolen from himself and j. A. Brown at
221 West Avenue 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-29
VoGT FAVoRS LOS ANGELES
Christian EndeaVor Secretary Inn
pressed With DesirabiIity of Hold
ing Convention in South

Won Ogden Vogt, general secretary of
the United States Christian Endeavor
and the man to whom the people of
California are looking as their chief
aid in determining the choice of Los
Angeles as the next meeting place for
the Christian Endeavor convention,
was given farewell banquet by the
chamber of commerce last evening at
the Lankershim hotel.
If I were to vote tonight for the
meeting place of the Christian En-
deavor convention Los Angeles would
be my choice" said Mr.. Vogt.
The banquet was informal. but was
attended by many of the most promi-
nent citizens of Los Angeles. Mr.. Vogt
left last night for the north, where he
will visit the different societies of
Christian Endeavor, afterward going to
his home in Boston.