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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh--Julius Brttlebank, Charleston, S.
c.; Frank T. Emerson, Fremont, Neb.
William L. Russell, Baltimore; ]. ]. Nc
Kenna, Philadelphia; Edward A. Misleve
and Mrs. Misleve, Los Angeles. Cal; F. E.
Montague, Richmond, Va; NJ. c. Sullivan,
New York city: George w. Baker, Des
Moines.
Ebbitt-Horace A. Kenny, Columbus,
Ohio; Mrs G. NJ. Hippel, Chicago; Theo-
dore G. Bremen and Mrs. Bremen, Bos-
ton; Clifton l.. Bremen and Mrs. Bremen,
Boston; James L. Hall, New York city;
Herbert w. Railburn, Mystic, Conn.
Shoreham--E. A. Bryan, Pullffa. Wash.
Wooster, Ohio e. D.sanderson, Durham, N.
N; Gen. John b. Brooks and Mrs. Brooks,
New York city; Charles C. Thack, Auburn.
Ala; S. D. Atwell. Lexington, Ky.
New Willard-Nathan Allen, Kenosha,
Wis; ]. Partelly, Berlin Germany; A S.
Creeder, Danville, Ohio; James G. McNary,
Las Vegas. n. M; H. E. Slayton, Manches-
ter, N. H.: George HI. Bowles, Boston
cinnati; Robert NJ Allen, Louisville, KY
Charles S. Allen, New York city.
Arlington-W. S. Myers and Mrs: Myers,
New Brunswick, n. j.; Elisha w. Case.
Denver, Col; c. B. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers,
louisiana.
Riggs-J. G. Clark. Dallas. Tex; w. F.
Tully, Cleveland, Ohio; John M. Dom, Alas
IA, FNl1 %. lnOiiipSoby ioih, <hAoeli
March, Richmond, Mass; Mrs. NJ. G.
Downing, New York.
St James-H NJ. Course, Mexico: r. c.
Belts and Mrs Belts, Pittsburg, Pa; H.
Hammond. Toronto, Canada; II. F. Bus
kirk and Mrs Buskirk, Wayland Mich; j.
L. Blaisdell, Providence, r. l.; H L. Min
shall, Marietta, Ohio; R. c. Anderson, Tren-
ton, N j.; L. D. Burch and Mrs. Burch,
Chicago, ILL.,; w. ]. Fisher and Mrs. Fish
err Boston, Mass; J. d. Mitchell, Bristol
Tenn.
Normandie-Edgar c. Neal and Mrs. Neal
Buffalo; Mrs. Louise Scott, Denver, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Townley, Kansas
city, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. John Conover. Kan
sas City, Mo-; E. S. Jackson, philadelphia;
c. F. Raymond, Philadelphia: James J. Nc
Caffrey, Philadelphia; VIM. F. Schweignot,
Buffalo, N Y; Benjamin G. Obdyke and
Mrs. Obdyke, Overlook, Pa; Geo. w. Her
rick, Boston, F. B. Plat, st. Paul, MINI.
c. w. Goodman, Toledo, Ohio.
Gordon-G F. Dewein, Milwaukee; Mr..
Ridgley Hunt and Mrs. Hunt. Morriston, N.
J. Miss Julia A. Ewing. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Ulrich Banf. n years, 62S Q street north
west.
Irene Broughton, 2s years, 637 Morris
street northeast.
Susan Chapman. % years, 2419 1 street
northwest.
Gertrude Colston, IS years, 1875 Govern
nent court northwest.
Sarah Cruikshank, 60 years, 3143 street
northwest.
Shirley A. Evans, 8 months. 114s 10Th
street northwest.
Richard George, SO years, 6s M street
southwest.
James Green, 60 years. 313 street south
west.
katherine Keyser, years, Grafton Hotel.
Julia Messengeil, SO years, 2529 18th
street northwest.
Rosa Murphy, AZ years, Government Hos
pital for Insane.
Sonny Simply, 40 years, 1925 Dent place.
Henry Stewart, Al years, 1927 10th street
southeast
Eugene L. Violland 6s years. the Sher-
man.
William A. Washington months, Mil
ford road, Brightwood.
John NJ. Welty, 50 years, 13S E street
mart beast.
Margaret Williams. 55 years. Freedmen's
Hospital
Emil whitman, As years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
reopened their home on Vermont avenue
for the winter.

Mrs. Mary c. Lewis of this city was mar
ried to Mr.. II. Trumbuf Stanclin IN New
York. November 10. Mr.. Stancii6 Is sta
toned in Panama, where he will return
shortly. The couple will be here for a
month and have an apartment at the
Iowa, where they are now residing.
A quiet, but very pretty wedding oc-
Cured last evening In the apartments OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Nolan In the Ha-
warden, when Miss Florence Isabel kafns
and Mr.. Charles Harrison Roesch both or
this city, were married. Rev. Robert M.
Moore of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church OBLIGATED Miss Emma Honey OF
Washington was maid of honor, the BRIDE
two sisters, Misses Ethel and Imogene
Harms. were bridesmaids. and Mr.. Stacy II.
Briant. also Of this city. was best man. The
brides gown was of white lace over tai
feta silk and she carried a shower bouquet
of white roses and lilies of the valley. a
very pretty and unique idea about the bou-
quet was that 1t was the gift of the Sisters
of the Academy of the Holy Cross, where
Mrs. Roesch formerly attended and was
made up of as many roses as there are SIS
tiers at the academy. The apartment was
beautifully decorated with palms and au-
tumnal foliage. After the wedding supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Roesch left on the 10 O'Clock
train for New York. where they Will spend
a brief honeymoon. Upon their return to
the city they will occupy a pretty apart
ment in the Harding on Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Roberts of San Fran
cisco, formerly OF Washington, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Dtsmer of
70S X street northwest. After month 8
stay Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts will take trip
to Europe before returning to California.
The assistant secretary of the treasury
and Mrs. Taylor entertained small COM
pany at dinner and box party at the thea
ter last evening. and will give another din
ner tonight in honor of Mr.: Alvin kletszch
t.. lsaey fayx do Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Galen o. Loomis of Memphis, Tenn. and
Anna B. Parham of Petersburg, Va.
William II. Valentine and Sarah ]. Berry,
both of Loudoun county, Va.
Edward ]. Walsh and Margaret V. Keane.
William A. johnson of Caledonia, Va,
and Sallie r. Knott of Cropley, Nd.
Robert j. Warren and Mary T. Wiems.
Edward r. Ruffin and Maud Duvall.
William Johnson and Matte o. Roy.
Norman 7. Engel and Carrie Estelle
Budd.
Edward Hursey and Rebecca Vincent.
Howard T. Henderson and Florence NJ.
Pruett.
Philip G. Harris and Hattie E. Carter
Bronaugh THce of Louisa, Va, and Neva
Corvelle Weaver of Gordonsville, Va.
Louis B. Schneider and Natter NJ. Gripp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
samuel Henrv Drowned in New York

Admiral Coghlan, commandant of the
Brooklyn on. " navy yard, Informed the
local police yesterday afternoon that Sam
uel Henry driver had fallen overheard
and been drowned. His body was recov-
cred The admiral asked that sister of
the deceased, Mollie Williams. who is sup
posed to live In this city, be notified. An
effort is being made by the police to find
the sister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
Roofing the Army War College.

On the recommendation of Major Sewell,
the engineer officer in charge of the inn
provements at Washington barracks. Major
General Mackenzie, chief of engineers, has
awarded contracts for roof work for the
Army War College building to the Ameri-
can Standard Fireproofing Company of this
city the Warren-Ehret Company of Balti-
more and David Lupton's Sons of Phila-
delpsga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

Miss Elinor Donnell Wilson of Baltimore
is visiting the Misses Goldsborough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

Miss Root Is I'm New York to take part
in the pleasures Of this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

The Speaker and Miss Helen Cannon
came to washington yesterday and have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

Senator and Mrs. Hepburn are at Stone
leigh Court for the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
home and FURNITURE Burned.

The home of Mrs. Fannie Nails of s19 Co
Iumbia road was visited by fire yesterday
while she was away at work, and every
thing she had was burned. All the cloth
ing belonging to her and her three children
was burned. except what they had on. She
IS left without clothing. furniture or money,
and, 1t is stated. is in a very delicate con-
dition. An appeal for aid has been made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

Mrs. w. H. Conway and daughter La
vinia of Philadelphia, who have been the
guests of Mrs I. B. Brown, 1918 s north
west. for the past ten days, have returned
to their home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
Ginc Sirifcbred,Cr llniun.

GbicoNo, f.. September. - IN
Ger Grmnrtu1N 0uB Der Dor ciitiAell
1aQm bcNomtcnc ShriiticBcr Strife
lbrc Gicnlte luic0cr nOthpCn6iO ma
den mcrOr, bicltcn irijbcrc SpeSiol-
&iiIi@iheriiie mO Spc}iulpoli5iitcn
QcitcrH Nbcn0 cine qchcinle &eriomm'
hung uRN, orGnuilirtcn cine Stritcbrc-
der llnjon. Gjpc Eobuitalo pou s.
pro [.qQ un0 iuonl6gIid Sc lplr0e
olligcltfqt. Gbo3. e. Curt cin erit
Ioiiencr Eolijilt mltroc SIM Er0ii.
0cntcn crpGblt. Gc0c@ ser ompeicn
sen no o.G9dttcr" NtitNticNer 5o6Itc
cincu @titrna BON % Ggnt9 lin sic
critcn aoitrltt.' Ttlrf brod}tc Gin Sud
3llni &So5ri@Sid l[HO .iSqtf qrlr Hlnnct
ignoeIt niijGtc, ibfF Mpnlfn cilrtrngcn,
"a Die StiltG, 0Inrbtcn 9ab ole qrf
itcll, pcIdlc iiN IN 9cuI @udlc Der.
5cidnctcn, pic crltcr 2tnittalngen cri
bqItcW mijr0cn, itiIrjtcIl lie i6rmlIidj
in ibrcr Noit, i6rc NomCn |cin}utro,
gen, iibcr r%inolloer neg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
Bon icincr Nran int Sdllaic crldoGcn

@oli IT. H. N.D., I. Sept. -
Ter Neoer &omes Mundton in Gres.
cent lpllroe Witimod) Hudt. mGbreno
err i'm Sdloie lag, oltrd) einen Sdub
in Den llntcrleib oilf oen Zoo per.
initioet mo itorb aeitqrn bier i'm SO,
initial. Gas sic 9llittbot umlbiiaenoe
0infel permodyte ser Sterbeloc nid)t
miI3nflaren, bod ieine Satin, gegen
Die lid Der Serbdd,t' ridJtete, leate
belite I'M id)arien @erbor oaS ifred.
lihe Seit0noniB nb. bhB lie ben NOR.
oerilden Sd)ub olif ibren Wunn ub.
gcteliert babe. les Nadts babe Tie
lid beimlih aus Dem Shlai5immer
geldiitben9 oas gelooene @epcbr er.
griIfen uno oamn oui Den Sdlaien.
Den Den morseriidem SduB abaege.
ben. i'm dortp1brenoe Streitiefeiten
5iuiid,el geioen iolen oas Weib ba.
81 getripben baben, Dem gbeleio Elm
H,Roe nit Sdreden gu bereitah.
Nuinr, 4 ut. Airs ~. ~spsA.ssisrst 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
Die 9~cltoblcnr Wclolpinbc.

Stom orb, Conn, I. Sept. -
ObaIeid) Elm qon5e9 Corps bon Vri.
bat : GetcrtipS an ser @0lltno ocS
SALES miturbeitcn, blcibt Ole am let.
ten GlenitnQ crfoIqtc Gnt>ucnouna
oeS 900 Filno id)iperen @eloihran-
les nit leinem Snbnlte bon @eIo un0
&iiluclcn im Wertbe BON $4,000 aus
Dem bic'lgcn &ouie bon Youl Don.
ller nod INNER Gin @cbeimnib. Die
Folijel bat Ole GrflGrlng obaeacbcn,
odB aud i,ltt Die geringite Spur CUR
ipclttren Seriolouna oeS 5oQeS Dor.
bonoen Iei. 6rou Bonner bat oieGr.
flnrlllig nbge9cben, ooB tic in oae in
lbrem SonIe beoieniteten Eerlonen
ooa groBte &ertrouen iebe uno oers(n.
lld)t lei, oaB teinc BON oiclen nit Den
0ieben I'M GinperitGnoniB aebonbeIt
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02

ireioeiprodcn. NtiBfelocr mar M.
langit pom arie9sgetifte Der 6ebntell
1ipiiion All 5mei Nobrcn 8erongniB
| perllrtbeilt tporbcn, unb 5lpar megeil
tb1tlider Angrifis oui einen &or0e'
iebten burd) einen StoB oitf Die 9rltlt.
IoS Oberfriegs9eriht erfonnte, oab
Der StoB ourdouS unobiidtlih er=
fplat lti, ilno entlicB Den Muafetier
itroIirei. 1850
GntieblihcS omilien.Gr
o'Ef "fst qo0ie.
Plus &onlcn5 in Sodicn miro cine
entieblihe Somilien 5roqo0ie tele-
oropbiid) oenleloet. Der 0orti9e@ld
%iermcilter Sinfc, meldCr ihon lett
einiger Set Spuren BON %rriim Der.
rictb, bat ieinc ,Sruu. pier &inOcr un0
ieine Shmiegermutter NIT eincm9eil
erlhlagen.
rs Nod) Der qrouiiaen ied3io6cll
0tprotbnt itedte 2infe 0o9 Sall@ in
9ron0. Gr mur0e nlabnIo IN Naft
gGnonmen. rSn aonncn5 bcrrift iibcr
0ns @lutoramo bcareilIihcrlueiie oic
qroBtc NuireQung.
y iin0niB &trnQripinitc c.
Mehrerc bieii0e 3eitm0en bcihGi.
ti9en iidl in @crbin0ung nit Dem
6ricOcn9idluilc in Portsmouth nit
Der Woalihfcit zines 9iinoniile9 5pi.
lhcn 0eutihIono mo Sen &er, Stoo.
ten. Ter 3mcd Der bon ben betrci-
tCn0Cn @IGttcrn crtrGllnltcn Nllion6
lou Ole Nllired)terboltung ocS Frin-
sips Der ooilenen Sbiir" IN Sitolicn
9egcn iaponiihc uno e11liihe llebcr.
QriiiC ieiu. IS miro mnSqeiilbrt, SOB
HnBlon0 ieocniollS' chem loid)ch
Nunoe bcitrcten miirhc. obcr Die De
.iiirlportcr 0eS Eroicttc@ idcilcn nidt
6l miiicn ooB Nnlcrito nod INNER
an @oibin9ton'9 @runoioB icltbGl.:
no c%ntonqiina alliances"
SehS5ig 81 GbriNc@ Gieuit-
&ubilGum.
Seute be9cbt General e lieutenant
a. :. 9iihter bon Der NrtiQcric sic
Ncier lcinc@ led)a5i9iGbriQcn militGri
iden Gienlt , <bil0um9. Gem Der.
bientcn &cteronen limo aus Dem icl-
tcncn InIoB monde Gbrmgcn 5llgc-
0adt. ....s.,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
Tin mcncr Seiir GUmcrop.

&unntboL, no, I. September.
- Gin Mnabc, Nmltcn3 Mit&ain.
idijttctc Qcltcru Nbcno AMI Ser bieli.
nCu 5traBc cine Same poll @oiolin
iibcr 0cu cliiGbriQcn Gborlca Gbri-
llion nm 5jin0cte Damn 0clicn aleiOer
nit ciucm StrCihboI5 an 10 Dab Der
ielbc t0otIihc Nrnnomm0cu erlitt.
Mc|oiu iou it)on offers Die 2Ibiid)t
0cGlIBcrt babtn. Gbriitiou bel leben
0igcm Srjbc 5l r1iten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
;3ur HcdIcniduit NciOaCu,

@obIbctriiacrcicn in EbiluocIphin
pcntilirt. - Nn 10000 bctrijNcri,
id)c Nomcn oul Den NSGblerliitcn.
Ebilo0CNp y a, Nu., I. Sept.
- Frtcr :. Mogncr, N~lIcllor Oca 81.
NC}irta Der 20. @ur0, g. !. z. Nlrd,
", Is. .EUrncr un0 Sorurcncc 6orrclI,
9SQblbcQmtcn Ociiclbcn @cjirf3 murf
Ben oui ole NnfIugc 0e9 Gnnlploia 81
bcnl }rucdc Ser T0libin1G Der Ne
ridItc fiber Sic Mobl i'm Tcbrltor Der,
boitet li>lo inter $500 reip. $1,000
@iirQlholt Qcitclt. ''@ItidHcitig CT
iolltt sic &crbofttnA Nobn s.. Sltlf
mcr'S, 0t@ Experimentation SiibrCr3
6e9 @c3irtcS, meach GinidildltCritng
poii 3clQclt nn6 Grldlpcrnrd scr ,&lrA
fits. Die 90 9Soro III inn inl6ioudb.
leu (beiIc Der Sto0t QclcQCt. IS
mnroen }tulcnoll@ingcn qcnlddjtpo-
nndJ bel scr Mobl cine WirltQc bon
YCrlnncn ole lGnNit loot lporcn o0cr
in gdu5 on0cren Mor03 mohntcL III
Die &Gblcrliitcu cinQctrndcn lporcll
uno huB mll Die iittipen NomPnSt tim,
men obNeAcbcn mur0cn.
Gcr 9ircttor ser 0ilcntlidC1 81
hcrbcit, Fottcr, bat orrd) cine bclttc
bon ibu crldillenc Sr0rc sic ncridlic
0cncn Foli5ci @ NicutCnunt3 OCrSia0t
ollIaeior0ert Die Toli5iltcn n%n5lnpei
lclL am Nbcn0 0c1 >. Scptcmbcr por
sen Niicilorcn ibrcr D%cridlicocncn
Woblbc5lrfc ST crid)clncn mo olIc III
ttOcn Nnncn mo 6ic bcrcit9 p%eritor,
bellcr. U~er5oQcner mo IN un0cren
StnotthcIlcn luobncnoCr Eerionen
all5ilQcbcl. Ole IN betriiNeriiHcr Nb.
lidt in Die @GblcrIiitcn cinqetrogen
mlrbeL upN Die 9liieiiorcn NM Strci
dung Der 6etreiicnOen Anmcn 81 CT.
iiid)en. N0d angeIteQten Grnlitte.
lilll0en beiinhcn iid) nid)t mcniacr oils
G0000 bctriigcriihe 9iamen in Ocn
2iItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
SnniiGtS MabnaGmcn in Gulun.

Colon I. sept. - @citcrn iuilr-
DC Die NcrIcQlma Oe9 @ilrco,,9 iiir
WutcridIicn mo &orrGibc BON ga.
mama bicrbcr pprgenommtcn. Gbcf
(oboD mo icin Siub iuerocm bon
belltc an 0o3 &c Gciiepo'ihc Sous in
GriitobuI ottupircr. I'm Die @eiunoi
beito5uit0noc in Golon 81 pcrbciierni
bnbcn oic SnnitGt9 Web6roCn BON
Banana POO Wonm bicrbcr gcihidt.
mcId)c 0ic cause Stoot nodjnolS ollS,
rGlldern Iollcn. Noh Nniid)t pielcr
Snhperitdn0iNcr miiiien Die Sani
tGt3iuitdnOe In Colon 10 Inn0e unbc-
iricoi9cnO blcibch offs sic Sto0t olf
alien SCitcn bon Sunpi- m,oWiorid).
lan0 m%naebeu 1T.
Ter @eimnotc Der Ger. Stootcn iiir
GbiIi, G<obn Mjd@ bon WisconiilL lit
oui Dem Banana : 9otn 0ompier
DNuiuncd" bier 0%ngefommen. Nuf
oemiclbcn Guupicr fam aud s.. s..
@icrb an, Inn cine miAti1c SteQnn0.
an Der Fonomu @ubn anpltretcn,
ocren GrcirunN 0llrd) bitl 3nna6ntc
Der Nrbcit i'm 2cpnrtemeilt"oe nSn.
perintrHorrtu u6tbig neutro en MT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
Spier Oes /. Gnli.

6bicaGn, NSn&s /. Sept. r. Die
nlofaen sur NlStbeilunA 0elon0en0c
hummer 0e9 o%ournnl OF the Nmcri.
con W}c0Ic0l M%locIotion" entbGlt cine
Stottltit Der in tSplNc 0c9 SdicBeuS
am H., Silllr eriOlQtcn- .&%crleBunaen
nit %helpnofrcr @criidiihtINunga ser
DorQu5 renlliIrcnocn Sale BON
WfhnRplpcrre, TiG @eiomntiobl Der
GrtroltlunQen an Der 0elnrnteh
&rantGelt mar 1Ol gfacn l05 im@ors
iubre ulo ll5 i'm Sabre 1908, Tie@c-
lamtHt5nbl Der 0urd EIubputrpncn
.cntltonoctcn &crmrnolmgen NOR 500
gcacn 1903 I'M @oriQbrC mo 1862 i'm
Sabre 1903. Hcbcn 81 al 0crNtuno.
lperre pcrltprbcnen Fcrionen Au6 Is
nod 80 SO0eaiGQc in Tolge onoer.
lueiti9cr llniGae, 0ic nut ser Gcier oe3
I. Silt III &crbin0unQ itnn0cn, 5lt.
'dmmet lonlit 1872 So0e9iGuc. Ole
3ahl Der nid)t QciGbrIid)en &erlcbun,
gen luirb nit 1891 ongc0eben, mo3lr
nod u,gelGbr 1000 Fcrlonen font.
men, ipcld)e Hiiic un0 anbere %eniltcl
lenhe @lnoen I'M @ciid)t erlittcll.
SdmnttIihc 3oblcn 5eiqen geNeu sic
cntIprcden0en Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sabre cine nidt mbcoeutenoc Ger.
lninocruma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
SnS ucridnuuuocuc Gbcpanr.

Fropi0cncc, u. s., I. Sept
Gle bieiiqc Eoli5ei bat in mchrcren,
nohc bon bier 0eleQenen Srten Ne,
dlcrd)cn uod) Oent Gbepnor Ho1er3
dnaeltcllt, oni mcld)ca ~Qciobn6ct miro.
neil eS i1t NIlbonp, q. D., ieinc 5ipri
&inoer I'M Stibe Geloiien un0 cinen
fnIlf)en Gbed nltf cine coliiorniid)e
@onf a,tSgciteat bot, cS fonntc ieoodD
bis ieBt feline Spur Der 8eilld)ten oui
gctunoen mcroerl. >Slloellcn Glnubt
Die Fnli5ei nod INNER. odb bcrAtonn
uno Die JSrolL Die ON 0ienlto0 Nod),
.mlttog bier maren, Mo0crS uno ieine
5rou narerL un0 hoB lie it'd in eincnl
mft meit bon bier qclegcncn Grtc
ontbolten. IS lit nGnllid befonnt,
Dob ole Hogers fein @elo 9attcn. Inn
etlle lpeite Reiie 81 mad)erL nno ooI;
6ro,l MogcrS 81 idhpodJ por, nm cine
l0ltgere @anoerung 5utSuB unterueb
men ll fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
Baltimore T~nmpf.Yafet.Su.
iWs, uub iuprrfdIUaf Noi.ptuie.)

NIe Nfr. NmuItWl VUN Ut1UIngfHu.
9dmpfer iabrtt tdglib. Sonutaps cusaenorr'
men. bon ben nAGisaiue." Offers. Rr. i0--is,
ptQbt Strnbe. $50 abenos. oireft mad Obj
9soint Comfort Ncriolf. Portsmouth unS allen
F Fn't'f' gon MO G nil !. &. ( 8 stIenTsobn'- siats
Nihmono. Nerhiuouna IN PortSmouib init Dem
~Genhuaro sir Cine" lblIbsn 2ne non .Vorfs.
mouth nd6 stlnntu. IN gor' ,f Rerhtnbuug
nit her .@tIantic Goaii Cine. Bnrfoif unh
Carolina. 9iOriuIf uno ilolih. 9orioIf nnh
rcitIih uno oh Dominion Cine" mdn Te,ps
bern. NuibinaiOn. S.'g.. nno NifmUno. RI.
ri5fe Noliitrn3lnlmcr, eIettrifbe @eleMttnna
Eampfbei5unq, aplen fret. 4sferoIrie s~tailteft
Bintmer In ben Yiuets RiredtI Der Ban Cine
gr. sci. Neft Anltimpre'Strube, Nr. 50e upr
5Ns, pip3t S.rdBe. q. ". g. Office. Sloottf9dr
baltimore, unn Colbert trnhs Continental
Fruit Autielup uno HIbauab'o, 100 9loro 6bartes
Sttuke. "i3 {
SphH ". eitr,uosb, q. NrsWu,
BicesPrdf. II. Gen 'Wlanaasr. Gen Bat. .nesnt
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WerdontS' & Minsrs' 3ranspor-
taiiDn SumpanD.

TuuIpfer'ptntfn
gno6 Voiion nuo oem Often: ieoen Wontna
9teniiag. 1oIuIeriing nro Gamitag, ubenbS
b llbr.
atnt Providence II. benz Sfen: teheu geuri.
tdg. WifttnUh unb Sreiiua. Nbenbs q tIbr.
Nab gtetpport Netus uno gtOrio.f; tdali4
ilnt q ubt Nbenos.
Hrubt Wlrb tdgIib bis + tlbr gbenbs tir an
bent 3nee nbfobrenoe SdmpfCr nugerommsu.
Rn6 SGhdrrab uno hem Sfoen. teoen 6teH.
flag BouIleriing mn Sdfnfida. NbeHos 9 ubr.
Roitoner nuo Providence /. Sumpier idbreu
bon Der &erite aui 5nBe hes pOnasBods 40:
Surnrrat TnrHpfcr bon Der &erfte am Suos
bet Beit'Suuc' greiute.
Is. ". ylnineham. Aaeut,
pprD Tod.
n. Z. Turner, CO ..MasHt.
u. =. 5tebbius, " m..Waaa,
sGEptbnrpau Sboen.9ds Sermaa. unt
f~ias.strate. ut3.3&S)
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GcS Tnttcnbcracr's Meiic.

g t., Sobn's, q. 3, I. Septcmbcr.
- Frin5 2onis bon 9ottenberg bai
Dem Gice . @ollperncur orobtlid1 NIT.
getbeilt, Dob 9etreiis ieines iiir nGd,-
lte @ode bier porbereiteten Gnlpion.
ges Elm MiBperItGnoniB nnterluuicn
iei. moroui oos beige @iiraer : So.
mite Den 9eidhlB fobte, oos onidna-
lid feItgeiebteE roeramm onrdBuiilf.
ren. 10 8ag
rsI6 r----n++-- 3m suns
ea !, 8nd,baphIuns. n.a.ls9mf
sRrS. W. N'artin, S15 0efi.2crlatg
ttn.Strobe.
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GBcIapcate Sampfer.Sompasnie.

Nhtidptdh xtute.
eltanr,.s Yafagier . R1mpier ~ Gnauftd- NM
.Nillnta" rad
Eft gpiRt Comfort une Epriulf, Sd.
8orirfer Otrluf'eu baltimore t1giit (dtase.
noniien SpuHingSJ nm 80 Hbeftbs unb fom
men In TIo gcint comfort nm q ubr Uaorssu}
linb in EorIolf mn 7.i5 Uporaens al. atb
lhItehef.t an Die GifeibabnBlpe ndt anen
Punfieu hes Gineu5 Huo Sftolpeiier$.
Riuer.4inie.
eiea lnte Bdffd9ier glnrfrr Charlotte Uni
.pulttuipre@
nnM Net.Eutnt uuo Ridhmsub. Ra.
31hlpfer pcttutien baltimore tnglih (aISats
roHfueii SonntagS) nm Il tlhr Sddbmtitdps uno
ioinHttti ~ AtrtsBuiut nv 7.30 Worlen8 unh
gu Rtdbmono IN 9.25 WoreeTts an.
Die uH Uiontdden, Y.ittpotten NIB SrettdGsn
bon baltimore ubfubrerhen Sampfer. uto be
bon tRefts Roint an ElenftnQett. S0uHerttuNtn
lro GdniItnpeu abf1brer. leaer. In @lnneeiier'
Roiai nuo Nluieno'S IN; rno lie an Sientl'
ler. EUineriialsn mo G1mit1lel bon ltalil
more iiuo IN Wioutdpet. iWti.iood,e en- uuo Sreis
tdgen bon geeit SUtnt ubinhrsrDsu Sump'er
leaen IN Dor ftciun nto 9lapF1dnf All toet ain.
tiiaen Bettrrl.
NIB 10. etahtftraHsn.yterftt
Euro etuete nat alien Stnffen fonneH ees
Itheft Sertd a1le,sttsM $40 ,sdiateHi, ga,st
yiaets . hreaur: "a. 3f1t agre.e hprles.etraAe
etraBt. noer ben Saupf~Flrsaug: VI. $50.
eiaht.strabe, woitimsre. NJ.
ct ms 'Ss1a f sssntr,r. s.n. ! 9ae S ssat:s. ro.u..
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.artTsa actSic. afs}
Or. Ybuips ar,Hi9cs
Snfitnt.
Nr. 1881, OF Yratt StroBc.T
epeSinnhm fir ssbcims arnutbsitsu pom Mau.
nern ano Srauen.

speSinlihcn fir Brbcime Srnnfbsltsp uOu Nan.
nern NIB Sraaen.
g8ir beiIen Rrdmpfnoertrii6c obn. ftmer8.
bafte Operatlon, etriftureu, NlutoerglftuHa NIB
Sppbilis in alcu Gi1oten, Nerluit Der 9lunu'
Darfeit uno ueu 6nse3OGcnc Rrantbeiten. Sine
rnFbe, %haucrnoe 1eilIrna lpiTo GGraniirt. lns
tere bette GmpfcbIrms beittbt hnrtn. baB Mot
Elm Gent Dor ~rriuIeier 9ciIuua AT bedGbIeu III,
IS f0iiet Gle Gibts, in unicrem @nreau oor'
guIpreben uno cine priOate GoniultHiion nit
ms al BADEN. Nou 10 lbr @orrnittaes bis 10
ibr glbcuos %acbiinet. Gtreibt, mem Sbr Mot
romrgn fbnnt.
1raio.Sin. uuo NsIans.4ort.s saegsas fab
rem OF unicrer 1biite uprbtt.
eIome it.Gde H"us. uuo gratt. etrahe,
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