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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
Die glnflnacn gc9cn Senator Burton.

Ct. 2ouiS, 70. Nopember. --
Die 9unoeS.@ranO.&uru itellte belttc
cine neue 2IufIugeidriit gegen oen
0unoesienator Burton bon RanIuS
aui, IS miro mitgetbeilt. bab in ser
neuen gtntIogc gcuiiic 6ebler in ser
friiberen lueIhe betluutIif iiitirt
iuuroe, corrigirt moroen iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11

6rtdltuug in cinem Iasr 5u heileu.
9lCbmc Sardtipc Htgmo GulniHe Tablets Ptpo,
tbeicr aebeu GiClo }urid penn ieiHe 0eiIuuq.
e. h. oirouc's llntcrihrft IN ShGhteln, 25c.
(HOp2. IL, ,SG,gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
N'aoluaD's
N'eliet.
Nilr inncyIidcn nub Gufcrlidcn &c.
brnudD.
Shmrr;cn fnrirt i'm glugsnbl;f.

ec6runnt ,,9laSwan's Genob Mciief" 6ei
ocu crncu Nuiciheu non ed,meriru uSer In.
Icranui wcuu nit aciOcu oocr arnnf6eiteu
tcor1rt wito bic 0riluun gcidir6cu iriu, cue
Scr 1omiljmor}t uutcr gcmJBnndeu llmitan.
0cn OGa 0nu5 crrcint.
eeb btilt otr f0Itmmften G bmers
e U N Jcil BON elmer bis Euau8ig Wltnuien
Meue @Iuuoe nNh ycieu oieier gln3eige brduht
NtlldNo NNtlUNt 6u fet II III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11

GtHo,u uu0cEbHdHb ole uuuuoieblit5Iteu
4hHrrrn uCrbrocrt 6ntIiuounQ uno ntrirt
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cane rutb rtUe gtppliidtiOu.
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hmcr}cu lucibc FdumutI'tbe Netilagrrige.
@core6liac. Ecrfriippelic. 9leyO6ie. Ecutu0i,
WdUtH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11

SonQs@onG 10. gtoOembcr -
Die 8dbums in Sienhop lno hinge
blrna ideint ii6 peiter ous3uoebnen.
gs perloutct ooB ii6 Oie Ioriberpo6.
ner bemu'Inen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
Shnler3en mno Yeim.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
Sange SriorgniNc.


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
NabpaD'S
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Neltef.
Wibt anarnbliflihe 9inorrnua.


Niic BON Wiosauitps unb Snreftenli6e ners
ocu bdrmIoS gemurbt ourm 2Iupenolmp bon
&uouaps Jleuo1 Netei Sc nautraIfrt fofort
oas @ift url6 oerbtnoert ueiteres uubetagen.
Sir tnncrlidcn iOiuull, ais Gnfcr.
lid)Cn Wc6rnnd,.
Sin Gaber bis In etnem 16eeI5ifel bon gfea.
on Ncitei tn cinent bnlbcu Slne geafcr luieoers
bolcu0 10 oft ais bic GnllcCunaen fatifinocu
lHo Elm Stid uueu mil 9itaon Reliet be.
ieuhici. iber ben Widgen mo GitgeiuCtoe ges
leGt miro loipTlae Siuoerun1 nno cine bnIoiae
NCluHA cr}irlCu
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loitI uOu ih e,ruur bnlbcu Glufe uOa 2Suiier
miro u mClliNCU N}nultu mrrcH: Nrdmpe
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theU SbulCHcn
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uuo pcrbhtet
IS gttbt itiUC uuoete Web5in in Der gSeft
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must hurb ,9uomuuF Hius." 70 lcbHeu betlt
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p0Cr @ticre ais elm SttmuIdut.
Gre.e soc prO Slnide.
NCriauit pUn alien Iputbetcrn.
9iaounD & Gu., 80 Gin Str, Hcu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11

aliuiher ,NGrbiliUCu. g9ir trebeu feline
perftibrStcrfr a.gr alnafeis, ods qrobe Sd.
mprrbpipcns socilm,ttc, bat 1auienoe fnrirt. ndcb
rem Jr6ihrirttg. znl6eu uno alerle Qfuhs
mittel uttt an1ct.naen batter @s tuiro bon
S(er1ten nQer zhuIen 9utgebeiBen. 9s 1T etu
einindhes NIT Ig0}tu prdpuriries @ufnbrunas-
mitteI fpirit ais ain Snitrumcnt. grtuei6unsss
mittei nno We5tument geudbrt fofor. ninoe.
rnng uno plro r ct en- nirlathes mrdH eeiInliitel
serfbidt snrd Heufiaeoter & 90. gor 2iiG,
aep'Dori NSlSoSu'A&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
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gS05reuo oea 2ItiiIun0cS zines lbci-
les Ser bicii2cn @ar1iiou lmo ser
D}onnicbaiteH Der &riega'hiiic tomsn
MoihWcn0cIhiltc gc9cn Ole N}cutcr
rcr sur &crlucnornN. Die O}eutcrcr
Der 6Iotte erbieItcu Olrh cine 2Ibtbcis
lnng 9lrtillcric oua Ser bicii8cn Sc
lhmg @crItortnB, 10 Dab ibrc 3abI
ouf 10000 ltc0, 0ic crottc 3abt
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mo8Iid), 0oh recon Die antIihcn BE
rlhtc bon 200. ,Sn OcI @opitolern
bernoen Ib DlcIc &crmnoctc. Glc
Vfntro'cn crtlurcn lbrc Nouptbc
lhperoen bejo3cn lIh mlr lhIcd)tc
&olt ino lm8enl9cnoen %unourIaub.
Der FobcI Der Stoot betbclllgtt
lid al Der FIjnocnma olc 2lrbcltcr
bIcltcn lth ober rcrn %lcIe Hlrbelttr
llno 'onltl9c @cmohncr lIno ans Der
Stnot ge'llbtet oocr perWhcn lbrc
6lIht 81 bemcrht1IlI8rt NrI oen
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-11
THINGS TALKED ABOUT.
Some of the Improvements Wanted
 by Waterbury People.

Here are the things talked of in the
 way of improvements: A cross street from Bank street to South Main by way of Jewelry street or Liberty street; the extension of Library park to Mea- dow street at an estimated expense for land to be acquired amounting to Sl31 ,000 No estimate has been given oH the rest of the work, but it is safe to state that the sum will he pretty large; the widening of South Willow street to q width of seventy feet: d new street almost directly opposite the entrance to the freight station across private property to the corner of West Main and Church streets; a cross street from South Main street to Bank street. There may be other irons in the fire. but so far they have not appeared in public. Waterbury wants every one of these and if we cannot have the whole. of. them the question is how naif3. if any of them. are we willing to get along without forever. Every one of these is worthy of great cOn- sideration and nobody can give them too much thought. Some claim we can't afford to spend anything at the station and others say no attention should be paid to the question of ex- pensc These are the extremes. but people are not obliged to follow either of them. There is q place between these and there ought to be enough wise heads in the community to find that spots
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-11
TRADE CONDITIONS.
R. q. Dun | Co. Report Good Outlook
 For spring Husiness.

R. q. Dun q Co. Report Good Outlook
 For spring Business.
 NEW YORK. March 11.-R. c. Dun X Co.'s weekly review of trade says:
 Confidence has become more general through resumption of outdoor work. opening of spring trade and expecta. tion that the war will soon terminate. Weather conditions are favorable in most sections of the country, and there is little interruption because of labor controversies. Some inconvenience was caused by the local strike, and retail trade suffered temporarily. but in the aggregate the commercial loss was not extensive. The most gratifying news of the week emanates from the iron and steel industry, where unprecedent- ed output of pig iron is not productive of accumulated stocks. Other leading manufacturing operations are making steady progress, although larger orders would be welcomed by cotton mills and shoe shops. In those lines the buyers are exhibiting great caution, limiting pui iluuSCS tO ACCuS.
 Wheat has declined owing to the fa- vorable outlook for the winter wheat crop, practically all reports promising a large yield. May options have resist ed the general tendency. traders recog- nizing the dangers of operations on the short side of the market with stocks low and receipts coming forward very irregularly. Flour mills have stopped grinding Canadian wheat and it is probable that this unusual feature is over for this season. Foreign wheat reports are generally favorable. Corn has not shared the cratic fluctuations of the leading cereal
 Liabilities of commercial failures thus far for March amounted to $22 ,2293,- 3S9, of which $S96.363 were in manu- featuring. $1.0s9,361 in trading and $3O7 ,665 in other commercial lines. Failures for the week numbered PA in the United States against 259 last year and p in Canada compared with 25 a year ago,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-11
MRS. CHADWICK'S CASE.
Counsel Dawley Vigorously Dsclarsd
 No Proof Was Given.

Cleveland, O.. Mar 11-J. r. Dawley senior counsel for Mrs Chadwick re. slimed his argument to-day.
 Mir Dawley who is full of nervous energy. vibOrously declared that ab- sOlutely nothing had been submitted tending to prove that prior to securing the certificatiOn of checks by Spear she had made an agreement or ar engagement to that effect with him.
 He urged the jury to remember that Mrs Chadwick was not on trial for getting certified checks illegally by agreeing beforehand with Beckwith and Spear to procure their certifica- ton. He dwelt on the difference be- tween the commission of an act and a conspiracy to procure its commis- sion. and asked the jury to remember that ''therc is as much difference be- tween them. as between a horse chest nut and a chestnut horse."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-11
BELLS OF SHANDON.'
Ri. Stage Rehearsal Held Last Ex-n

Big Stage Rehearsal Held Last
 Evening and It Was Pleasing.
 The members of DivisiOns Nos and 2 of the X. 0. H.. and in fact the members of all the other divisions in the city are waiting with anxiety for next Friday when the celebration of Ireland's great day will be attended with much ceremGny in this city. St Patrick's day is oIra of the days when Irishmcn rejoice the world over. The ShamrOckS which blOOmed in the little isle across the sea and which kind friends have dispatched to this land of the free. will be in evidence on the lapel of the coat or in the hat of every true born Irishman. Those who are not fortunate enough to have the na- tive grown shamrock will display some emblem indicative of the Occa sion and it will in fact be ''Thc Day We Celebrate" On next Friday then the Second and Third divisions of the A. Q. H. will present on City hall stage in the evening only, the great and most interesting Irish drama. fine Bcfl's If ShandOn.'' '"''''
 Tife east of characters has already been announced. and you who have read the names know that the play will lra produced with all due regard for the cntcrtainmont of the people who will be there on that evening. It is Il picturesque comedy in four acts and depicts scenes and incidents so vivilly of the times of '0S that it will Inc like living those years over again. You will not only witness this great production. which will he worth the admission price alone. hut there ar. other features in connection with it. For instance. there will be many of the old familiar songs of old Ireland: the dances so enlivening to the Irish heart: the choruses of the peasants and other features which will make the evening one of the most intense pleasure. Then after the play will come the promenade and sOciable. so that really you aia getting three enter iainments in one for the same admis- sion price. One of the important an nouncements in connection with this production is that reserved seats will be sold in advanca. Manager Calvin has had prepared a chart Of City hall and it is a good one. Heretofore d per son would have to wait until the night of the performance and obtain a seat. on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock this chart will Ire in F.. ]. Finn's shoe store and all those who hold thirty five cent tickets can secure a reserved seat lg paving fifteen cents extra. or you can buy reserved seat outright for fifty cents. There will he q re- he;,rsal tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock sharp.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-11
CARNEGIE HOME AGAIN.
Received 'Muci, Attention From His Friends and Others at Cleveland.

Received Much Attention From His
 Friends and Others at Cleveland.
 NEW YORK, March II. - Andrew Carnegie arrived here over the Lake Shore railroad from Cleveland, O., this morning.
 Mir. Carnegie went to Cleveland last Saturday evening, having been sub- poenaed as a witness in the trial of Mrs. Chadwick, but was not called upon to testify. During his stay ill Cleveland Mir. Carnegie was the guest of Sylvester T. Everett. on Euclid ave- nue.
 Mir. Carnegie was shown much atten- tion by his friends there, having been received by the president of the West ern Reserve university and the stu dents. the officials and members of the Builders Exchange and by many of his Scottish fellow countrymen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-11
GIVEN CITY
 AT SHORT CALENDAR

Cases set down this morning for hearing in the district court next week are Anna F.. Carter against W. G. Aus tin. Tuesday; Joseph Prentz against Nathaniel Klendienst. Thursday, and Edwar l.. Seery, administrator. against William F. Jarrett, Friday.
 At short calendar judgment was given the city against NJ. O'Loughlin. There will be q. hearing in the case Tuesday morning at 93O o'clock, when the amount of the debt will be dis closed. Attorney Byrne argued hard for the case of Mae De Vandelner vs Paul Martone, two cases. to be set down for trial to the jury week from Tuesday,. Attorney Bauby, counsel for the defendant. opposed the motion for an answer on the grounds that the case has been on the docket only q week or so and that usually thirty days are allowed. Judge Cowell or dered an answer, to be filed iii one week '---T -.,. -,.r.