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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13
Local Baseball Notes.

The Stone school team. Captain
Rachels. have played Eve games OF
baseball, this season, and have thus
far failed TO loose a game. A game is
scheduled. this afternoon. on the Store
school grounds between the Stone
school and a picked nine from the i'm
mediate ieTghborhoOd, who hope to
wrest the laurels from their opponents,
and Il warm game is expected.
, A game Of baseball will, be played. at
; O'Clock. this afternoon. between the
French Stars of this city. and the Lock
wood team of Waterville. The lineup
Of the Stars will be as follows: Corron
c: Cormier. If: p. .Cyr. lib; Grier. p:
Pickering. RI. Mccormick. IS: Willett
CT: Sanford. 2b; Pinkham. SD.
Cony High school will play the fifth
game Of the season, this afternoon, OF
the Driving park grounds, her oppo-
nsnts being the team representing Oaf
Grove Seminary. Although starting il
with an inexperienced team. Cony ha:
thus far won every game played. ant
the men are getting well settled into
their work. Oak Grove, while having
but a small number IF men to- choose
a team from. has shown up well in heI
games this season. and some interest
ing play il looked for this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13
Williams. II: Smith. 4.

The Driving park diamond was the
scene, yesterday. afternoon. of one OF
the Greatest struggles ia Juvenile base
balloon that has occurreds in the city
since the Disappearance of last winters
snow. and which brought to the hearts
Of the victors that feeling of complete
satisfaction which only comes with tn.
knowledge of a good deed well done.
The victors were the team representing
the Williams Grammar school. and the
vanquished. the team from the Smith
Grammar school. The score was II to
4. The Joy which filed the hearts of the
victors was the greater because 1t
brought with it the belief that the hard
luck which had been with them for the
past few games had turned. that
things were at last coming their way.
Yesterdays game was the sixth
which they had played with the Smith
team, and for the first four games the
banner Of the Williams team had. SO to
speak. beer dragged in the dust Of the
diamond. while the best efforts of the
players had gone for naught. Thurs
day afternoon. however there came a
change, and the Williams boys
s;,atched victory from their opponents
by the narrow margin Of one score.
That gave the boys hope. and when
they started I'm on yesterdays game it
was with the intention Of winning
and win they did. They have now won
two games to four by the Smith team,
aud now they intend to even up the
percentage and also to come out on
top be fore the season closes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13
ORGANIZATION PERFECTED.
Augusta City Improvement League
Now Ready for Campaign.

Al a meeting Of citizens, held Friday
evening. in the library of the Court
house, the organization of the August"
city Improvement League. which has
beer legally Incorporated under ths
state statute, was fully perfected. and
the following officers elected for the en-
euing year:
President, Gen. Selden Connor: vice
presidents, Miss G. p. Sanborn. l.. D..
Carver and Howard Owen; secretary. L..
A. Burleigh: treasurer. c. S. Hichborn.
The committee appointed to draft by
laws made their report. which was dull;
accepted, section by section. Sugges-
lions were made by members present az
to the immediate and most practical
work open to the society. for the vari-
Gus lines Of which committees will be
appointed at another meeting. 1t WAS
recommended that each member max"
an effort to interest others in the work
Of the league. and increase the list as
much as possible. Any citizen may be-
como member by the simple act OF
paying 81 to the treasurer Of the league.
for One years membership.
After some informa! discussion the
meeting was adjourned to reassemble
at the call Of the president
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

THIS WILL BE WATERvILLrs
MOST SPECTACULAR, MOST
CHARITABLE SALE OF THE YeAp,
SPECTACULAR" BECAUSE Or
THE MIRAcULoUsLY LOW pa,cre
QUOTED ALL ALONG THE LINE,
CHARITABLE" BECAUSE or Tue
SPLENDID VALUES WHICH Cav
BE HAD AT PRACTICALLY "G,ve
AWAY" PRICES. IT'S NO USE 70
QUOTE PRICES IN THIS ApyeR.
rIsEMENT; ALL WE NEED 1osay
IS THAT EVERYTHING IS GOING
AT SLAUGHTERED FIGURES. Ann
THAT PROMPT BUYING Will IN.
SURE YOUR GETTING AN I'M. :
MENsE TRADE FOR YOUR MONEY
IMPORTANT NOT,CC.-WE ALSO
OFFER ALL OUR STORE FIX.
TUREs, MIRRORS, ETC, FOR SALE
At VERY LOW PRICES.
THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED
| MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NAV IL
AND IS, TO PREPARE FOR THIS
SALE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13
: PERSONAL Al :. MENTION.

= i 1sf y .
L. II. Folsom of NorridgewOck. is In
town on legal business for few days
D. w. Webber Of Lewiston, formerly
of this city, was in town. last evening"
Thomas Gastonguay OF, Kent's Hill. Is
the guest of Augusta friends for rev
DAYS. ~ .
Miss Eva SibIey of Manchester. N.
H., is a guest of relatives in Augusta.
for few days.
Oscar A. Brown of Riverside, was
making business calls on the street.
Friday morning. 49, 80
A. p. Bigelow OF st. Adams. was
among theront of town business nasnsDn
the street. yesterday
+ Nrs: f. p. Holmes of Brunswick. is a
guest Of her sister. Mrs. ]. F. Dear
born Dickman street.
Mrs. H. L. Morrill, returned. Friday,
from Boston, where she has been visit
ing for the past few weeks.
Arthur Angler returned. Thursday,
from three weeks visit. with rela-
tives. in Montreal and Quebec, r. Q.
Mrs. II. r. Durham and Ella F.
Hodsdon of Waterville, were visiting IN
Augusta. yesterday, and registered a!
Hotel North.
II. II. Buttcrfield and son. Howard
of WaterviIle, are the guests of Mrs
". Z. S. Whitman, at her home OF
Eastern avenue.
Orrin Frost. State president Of the
Epwcrth League. left, Friday. for 4
visit in OrOno. in connection with TN
business of the society.
Benedict F. Mahcr. Esq, was IA pas
senger on train 81, Friday morning. or
route for Lewiston where he had beer
called on legal busin ess.
Hon. Fred q. Kinsman. accompanied
by Mrs. Kinsnan and his father, DR.
Frank w. Kinsman, arrived home, Fri
Jay afternoon, on train No. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
ON osR0 LORE.
Pro-. Noble Gives an Interesting TAX
y = About Wood Warbiers.


The second in the series Of natural MS
tory talks held under the auspices OF the
natural hietory division Of the kehneo''c
Historical Society. was gwen FT'oas
evening. in library hall. by Pres. FRANK
r. Noble, on the subject OF ""oe
warnaers." The audience when satheieu :
wasx encouraeinely large. mary young
people from the schools being present.
n onenfne his talk. Pres. Noble called
.,,e,,iop 10 the fact that the warbler Is
.xr,rsiveIy ar American bird, and that
81 ,,,e 70 species which are native b the
limited States. half lhat number. have
t.eu. found in New England. though SOM.
of these are stragglers from other locali-
ties The warbler is said to be the most
.h,,n6ant and beautiful of our birds, and
n the same time the least known. on ac-
count of its diminutive size and secrctive
habits. - %
Attention was called tn the inestimable
value OF these little birds. who are of the
fusectivorous class. and by their existence
and habits of life destroy countless num-
hers OF harmful and annoying insects.
making human life 10 much the more en-
ioyable. The general habits of the life
OF the birds was entered into and an In
formal talk with questions and answers
showed best methods of hunting ana
learning to recognise the numerous spe-
cies The talk was supplemented with
nne collection of the skins of these BIRDS.
which, together with nests and eggs. were
exhibited for the better understanding OF
the subject.
The evening was pleasant and profitable
and those who were present nope int IL
NV he followed by others of a similar
nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13
Strenuth and Endurance

Are factors of the greatest success.
No person can do full justice to him
self without them.
In no season Of the year are they
more easily exhausted than in the
spring.
We need not discuss the reason for
this here. It's enough to say there IL
one, and that HOODS Sarsaparilla gives
strength and enduran nee. as thousands
annually testify.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

An important hearing i'll equity will
be held before Judge w. p. Whitehouse
at the Court house. today. The hearing
is a mandamus proceeding involving a
water power privilege in the town OF
Norridgewock, held by I New York
party. and which is claimed to be for
feitcd, as it has not been improved dur
ing the past six years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

The many friends of Frank T. Beck
will be sorry to learn that he has left
this part Of the country for California.
Mr. Beck has passed many years of his
life on the Pacific coast. Mrs. Eeck OK
rects to join him in the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

Miss Lila Carleton of this city. who
has been taking a course of study at
the Shaw Business College in stenog-
raphy and typewriting, has completed
the course and has been awarded Il
diploma. She took the tests, Thursday,
and acquitted herself most creditably,
winning a rank of 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

Hon. H. NJ. Heath WAS in Bath, Fri
day. as a witness at the hearing which
was to have been held before Judge
Savage in the case of the Bath Street
Railway Co. against Galcn c. Moses ct
al The olse, However, was settled
without hearing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

irOdus Teas Observation-Disclosures 0c. Qt
Natt's Excelsior Peas Do. qt.. 81. 10 ok.
Telephone Peas =. Use. at, 81 % pix.
Bliss Everbearing ......... 15c. at.. 9oc. PIX.
cleveland Alaska Peas ........... .1Sc. at.
Black Eye Peas ........... Toe. qt.. 60c. PIX
Canada Field Peas ...................Gc . pix
Hart Pole Beans Observation-Disclosures. &c. ut
Lows Champion Bush Beans POO. at
White Cob Cary Corn ..............1Ic. ut
Early Crosby Sweet Corn ...........o nc. at
Sanford Fodder Corn ............. &c. PIX.
Stovcli Evergreen Corn nc. ct.
Slack Mexican Corn ..............1Sc. OF
Detroit Flood Beet ...............lc. or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

ScFatch, scratch. scratch; unable to at
tend to business during the day or sleep
during the might. itching piles horrible
pla9sios sDoan'a Ointment cures. Never
fails. AT any drug store. 20 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13
G. M.Turner & Co.,
~ W. . ps-~S@'~S'a Water St., Augusta, Nc
c RQEN SEEDS

Edmond's Flood Eccts ..........5c. o..
Narbton Giant ManGcl Wurzel
ItetS &c. I'D
French Sugar Bcets 3,c. ID.
Cabbage Seed, best ............1h .- OF
Danv"r's Half Long Carrots ......5c. OF.
Long Owny Carrots .................5c. OF
White Spine Cucumber Seeds 49,. .l0c OF
London Long Green Cumcumber
t7ttt "
HallonS TarsniD Seeds ............. ipc OF
SIKH sings kuta Gage Turnip Seed Sc III
Mix Sweet TeaS. all colOrs ........c or
Yellow Onions Set .............aOc ut
ctns pkg. seeds for Is cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

Coughs and Colds. down to the very
borderiahd OF consumption. yield to the
sootffnE: hrAlhsg ID fiuenses of DR.. Wood .
Norway Pine. SyIap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

turing pangs Of dyspepsia, No need to
Rurvlock Blood Bitters cures. At any
drug store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

Impossible to Soresee an accident Not
impossible to be prepared for it. Dr.
Thomas Electric Ol-Monarch over
pain. - -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-07

SSn Teipburg, W..O, lit Sdiue,
tier eiitadia, Sberin Der ct. Wla'
rD's Sfule, bonn ,So6e abberlnen
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-07
Baltimore @o, Jreitag, hen I. Suli 1905.

merten ml5qeihlugeu baben: sd
babe perlproCten OieieS Spiel mit3u.
MAIDEN, lmo ih pcrOe meme aarte
5u Gnoe ipieIen."
Ser meme y bei'&nacnieur.
Gbicogo, /. &uIt. - Grit noh
einigem 3oQeru," ertlGrte (&ohn =.
Stepens III Iciner @obmmg, 9tr. 81,
Safe Sborc Grtue, babe id) ole Gr.
neulllna 5un Gbci ,M0enieur oeS
Ennamas2analbmlc@ ungcuonmen,
nber ieBt bin ib cIlria bel Der Sadie.
Wteiuc 9lnltclIllng mag ais QroBc gbre
betrahtet mer0cn, ubcr Ole gSClt liebt
niht ncbr aul 9tamcn lon0ern mli
&eilhnngen lno GrQcbuiiic. @iroc Der
&onal bon elmer Friuut.GOrporotiou
gebnlt, 10 bate ih oiclc Stcllc uCbt
angenonlmeu. &cuutbltb miro ea
lbmieriq lein, lolort Ole gcWiigen0c
9ln5obl bon grbeItcru 5u crhultcn,
ooh Dies iii mrr cine ser pieIeu
Shluierigfeiten, Ole 5u iiberluin0cn
limo. g8Gre oo@ llntcrncbneu elm
leihteS, 10 miiroc e@ tmm ser Meoe
mertb iein. 3lmeiit miro ole 9Irbeit
IN ienem &lima bon 9tcQcru aus NSa.
nloica perribtet, Die hoiiclbc am be.
item ertrogen, Mcnn Die 3cit tpnmt,
miro eS lmS IbpcrIib an 9lrbeitcrn
ieblen Sb ein Nteercaipicgel. ooer
Elm Sblelllentanal qcbnt merocn
iou, ooriiber permoG ib tciu @utnh.
ten ob5u9ebcll, cbc id al Nrt mo
SteIle einoebenoe @cobuhhm1cn on.
9eitellt babe, mll melhe bin ih meine
GorlbIGge Der Gonniniou unterbrei.
ten mer0e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-07
TuBenbc uOn Geamteu an9eflaat.

VI / maufec /. sSulI. -- Die
@rano. rSurD BON Uiilnoifee. Gountp,
nelhe leit 10 Iugen in Siblng lit,
erGob I'M Mlni5ipalgeriht eeIterIl
5miidlen % lmo 30 slnflogen, nodD.
Dem iie elm umiangreiheS gelpeiS'
material dligenonlnten bate, IN mel
hem cS iih mn lmerloubtc @eit1lte
bonoelte, in melde peribieocne Der
3eitige lmo iriibere Superpiioreu Der.
iuidelt Iein iolleu. gllS Saupt5eugen
ilngirten Der oer5eitige Stelerregt'
ltrutor uno iriibere Superuilor Gnlll
Sei0el, jitn., mo Der lrilbere Snper'
uiior goporo y. StrollB. Die 9ta'
men ser slngcflngten mo Ole ltraI'
barren Sonohlnaen oeren lie lid) idul'
oia genadjt baben Iollelt lperoen erlt
befunnt gegeben ueroen menn Ole
@oriiibrl,ngSbeieble 5ur 9liSIllbrling
gebradt limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-07
Sin Sopientrnlt.
gs lit

@uaene, Ore, I Suli. - gs lit
beldlloIen worben, I'M Wtonat Suli
bier cine 8eriammlrng BON Sopien.
bnuern 81 perauitalteu. INN ben gan.
sen Sopienbonoel an Der paeiiiiden
Ssiilte in Die Sdnoe su befommen mo
Ole Ereiie controIiren 81 fonnen. go.
bolS Der 2ruit sebiloet lit, Deroen
iGnmtlihe Sopfenbauer ibren 'Sopien
gum Gerfnii Der Corporation iiber.
tragen. Winn bofit, 80 Bro5ent Der
Sopienbauer oes Stoates Oregon iiir
ooS llnternebmen aeluinnen 5u fon.
nen beiien Sperotionen ounn olt
ouf Californian imo 0aibin9ton imo
idJlieBlib logar ouf gtelp.9orf ausge.
Debut peroen iolleu, 10 oaB Die ae-
lnmmten Sopien. Sntcreiien iih III ei.
uer Sauo beiiuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-07
@ermiidJtc telearapbiide 9epeiden.

- Der 60-i1brige gr.Sberiff Is.
y. Bettits, Der in Ser 5runfenbeit
leine SouSmirtbin miBban0eIt bate,
luuroe bon oeren Sobne, Cicero
9IudSbeor, in SeiierionpiIle, Ga, er.
ldoIen.
@icc. GrGlioent 5airbonfs iueiIt
ouQenbIidIih IN Sprineiielo, O.. ol,f
9eiuh bel leiner Wfltter uno ipiro
oort bis gum 4. SSitli blei6en.
- Der aroBte ,ueiBe Sappbir. mel.
der 4iS anrot Wiegt, puroe norSiir.
5em BON cinem bralilioniihenWiinen.
Better nod Berlin eebraht.
- M Dem fiir5liben Rotionalcon.
pent ser 9aptilteil 5u ct. 9ouis nab.
men Die betebrteu S,noianer S6upt.
linge oWbite Nrm" ino .9reao" bon
Der Grop 9ieierpotion IN Snoiana
Sbeil.
- aSn Siudlep (soironoadS) lit
Iiftor 0incent's Sotel abgebrannt.
Uobei Der bort ipobneuoe Charles Se.
deg ieinen Zoo in oen Slammen ge.
ilroen bot.
Der nit elmer 9aoung g1uboIa
bon Soponnab nad Bottom beitimm.
te Shooner rSSobn 9, 9eering," Ga.
pitGn .. s. Code, lit an oen &lippen
alli Der Sobe oes 2ap 2oofout, IN.
peit@ilmington, N,.e., auigeiabren.
Gs luurben Sdlepper slr Siilfelei-
flung binbeoroert.
Gin bon beitigen &egengiilien
,inb Sagel begleiteter Stllrm 3eritor.
te bier 5od)oTen in ser gnlaae oer
rWiliouri Wialleable Sron Co." in
Gait.St 2ouis. Sis, mari einen 32o
Sub boben 3lirllebermitielung orabt.
loier Geographic beitimmtcn 9burm
nieoer. nobel bier slrbeiter Der @eiea.
ibalt iflinum uerlest luuroen. y,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-07
Sicbt iuuhl cimas idDunrS.

CIlllpuUntrNlluS NNNlpe(lOr SrQllll
iibcr iciuc Griobrlrngen in Selts
reid - Gr ingt ole 9icgierlmq
lmterItiiBe ole 9llamonocrlmg eis
ucr ncbt begcbren@mertbCnaIoiic.
Gutter @np, N.N., I. >Nili. -
OtorcuS 0roum, ser &er. Stooten.
Ginruon0erung@s sr(npeftor, Der nab
reno ieiner Spe5iolnillion IN G1ros
pa filr5lid) 9eomte Der oitreitild)'
lmanriiben HeGierrmg babel ertopp+
te, uie lic Eoltioden 0iineten, botte
cine llnterreoung nit EriuntiefretGr
2oeb. ,Snipettor Braun febrtc am
Wiittpod) ndh mebrnonntlider 2lbs
lueIcnbcit bon europa 6nrilcf luolltc
obcr 9idtS ilber leinc Grlebnilie nit.
tbeilcn. Sin Nerlht oariiber, Der
icbr ieniotioneIl ieiu ioll, lit Dem Sc.
pnrtcment iiir Sonoel uno 9lrbeit
por0eleat morocn. Die GIGtigfeit
bon ,Snlpcttor Nrom mar cine cont.
iiOentiellc, lmo ieiu Neriht mag oe3'
bulb nidt pcr0iientlibt Deroen. ood)
lit 10 piel betnunt, 0oB Der Veriht
nod) Den cigcncn GrflGunQen Srn.
Uroitn'S, luie nah oIl3iellen IOtl'
nenten Der 0iireidiihlngoriihenSf
gierllng mo nah glli0npit3 5uper.
lGiliger Ferionen benefit, Dab ole
bortigc HcGierlng 5mar Die 9lilSmun.
oerllna ibrer Seutc nod Den Ger.
Sto1ien llnterItiibt, ober 5ugleih in
Die NuSUnnoerer brinat feinc 9iir'
ger oieieS SonoeS 81 peroen, lon'
bern oIleS @elo, baS le peroienen
3u iporen lun0 nob ibrer Seimotb
5lriid5uienbcn. 3obei ioQ Die ne.
giernng cine ober mebrere Compiler.
Sinien lIblioiren. 10 Dob Die Nus.
Dou0erer 81 ouBeroroentlid billiaen
9ioten ipcoirt peroen Ionlit ent.
le0iqt lie lid monder nibt pllr'
lhenSDertber elemente, mo DleIen
ocrlelben gelingt eS bier trob itren'
ger GinuunberlingS.@ .@eiebe 81 Ian.
Den. rSn Oen Ser. Stooien gicbt eS
Gjeielidsiten Die inn Giutlanq nit
Ser 0itreihild ungoriihen 9iegies
rlmq oobin mirfen, Dab oieicn Gin'
monOerern Die 2onbung geltottet
miro. Tie Situotion eriheirt oeSs
bolb Sen GinponoerlngS 9eb0rben
beoentlid), obi6on, neil feline Spe-
5inlgeiebe bcrliir eriitireu, nihtS
slnoereS getbon meroen fam, olS ole
6eitebenoen @eiebe thrift 0urd)5uiiib.
ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-07
Sas GnSe ipar SelbitmUro.

Gin berDorragenoer oeutlber @e.
ihditSmann nimmt id Oas g.
ben. - 6iran3ieIle Sbtuieriafei.
ten oie llrlod)e.
Wilmuufee, @iSc., 80. 1Siini.-
@roBe Nlliregung muroe bier berpor.
gerll'en, ais befannt puroe, onB Geo.
W. Goes, Der @bef Der befannten
WFal3erIirma @illiom 8erlab & 60,
III DEM aeller ieines Wol3bouieS
Ollrh GrihieBen SeIbltmoro began.
gen babe 8oeS mar in Wtilmaufee
geboren bate uber in Geutl6lano
Gbenle lhIoIrt mo ipdter oas friie
bere @erIod)'ide WaI5gelddit lelbit.
ltonoig iibcrnommen. Gr NOR SO
Sabre alt, 0titglieO bes n0eutiden
Clubs" mo onoerer berporraaenoer
oeiitlden SerelniQuugen lno binter.
lGBt cine 6ralt uno 5luei unerluaf,.
iene Sobne. George %. Goes befano
lid felt eiutger 3eit in iinansieIlen
Shiuierigfeiien unb botte groBe
Summer BON bieligen 9onfen ge.
borgt. Iieie Cont bate er erbolten,
oa er finan5ieue guSmeiie porlegte,
ole poIlitGnbig befriebigeu mlBten.
IS iheint aber, oaB Die Yanfeu Ser.
oodt idopiteu uno genauere grfiin.
biaunaen ein5ogen. George %. Goes
ioIl crit geitern oen 9anfbeumten ge.
geniiber eingeltonoen baben, hoB
ieine 9nISlueiie betriigeriiter Ratur
geiuelen maren, uno Die 9onfen ihie.
nen entihloiien, gegen i'm geridtIid
oor5iiqeben. SsSu Ser sluSIid)t auI ge-
ribtIibe 8eriolguna iheint aud oas
Motio 81 ser Sbot 5u iilten gu lein.
Wie eS beiBt perben ole 9anten iett
feline &erlillte erleioen, oo Goes iein
2eben fir peit iiber 100000 Der.
Iihcrt hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-07
Nrcd,er Straecuraub in Chicago.

Gbicogo, I. Suli. - gobe5u im
Shotten Der Cbiircn 81 Der oGorn.
Grdonge Hationnlbnnf" uno MIR
cine fur5e Strede bon Der Sauoels.
TANNER ipnroe Der gotenjunge Con
geemp, melher hu sluitroge bon
WafIern Si700 81 beioroern bate,
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u ibiugton, &c, 30. 2>mi.
- 5olgcnoer 9eriht 0e5 9lm0e$.
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reno 0eS am 30. SNlni 1905 3u Gnoe
gebenoen &cbnllngSiabreS miro bier
pcroiientlidt:
a0aS oiii5ielle 9icbmIngSiobr Qebt
bcute 5lI Gn0e. 0aS SdaBamtS. Dc.
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oui lmgciIbr $24, 100000 beImiien,
cine 3iiicr, bie nod elmer gerinaen,
aber teineSUegS be0elltenoen 9(bGnoe.
rlulG lntenuorieu lit. Der leBte 9es
riht oeS SfubnmtS SefretGrS bate
ein 0eii5it bon SIS, 100000 in Nus.
llht acnommen mclde ShGblmg pom
mirtIihen 0eii3it iomit Inn $6, 800.
600 iibertrOiien miro.
Gle 8eiammt Ginnabnen iiir 0as
crluobnte NednlingSiobr bctrlgcn III.
qeiGbr $5l3, 600, 1000, nm Smei Mil,
lionen mcbr, ais ser Sd]abamtS=Sc.
trctGr IN lcincn letten 9luSpeiie an
gcnonmen bate. Die @ciomnt Mus.
gabcn bctruQen $567 100000, mas
ocn norgcicbeucn @ctraQ INN cirfa
$S $500, 600 iiberlteigt Der 5u Gnoe
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trdhtIihen l(eberiduB bon inlt $t3,.
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$37, 100000 mi 100000 reolt
5irt lpur0c.
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81 Gnoe gebenoen 9lehnlngsiobreS
nit 0euen ocS porbergebenben 5eigt
bemertenamertbc geriuge lluterid)ie.
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mluQSiabrcS 1904 moren cirfu$262,.
100000, Die oieieS SSobreS cirto
$261 100000. Die HSnlouoIteuer.
Ginnobmcn bctrlgen 1904 $232,.
100000, Oie iiir 1905 $233, 800.
600. Nermild)te Ginnabmen betru.
gen 1904 $i6,700,000; 1905 $i8,.
100000.
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uno Die 9lnleibe Der o2ouiliona Glr.
duie @rpolition Go," $t32 100000
betragen geqeu $t47 100000 i'm
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ais oie pGlite oui Ole Grb0bung 6eS
FoitontS 0ei}itS entiGllt. Die
gluSgaben 0e9 Observation-Disclosures
betrugen 1904 $ll5,3OO, 900, 1905
Sl22, 100000, nlio ctuo $1,000, 900
mebr. Die 9IuS9abcn 0eS ,Slottcn.
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100000 gegen $l173OOOOO I'M
Sabre 1905, elmer Grb0bung INN
Sl1, 1,5OO,OOO cntpreheno. SdS SIT
oiouer Wiireuu butte i'm &orinbre
$40, 100000 ouS9egeben 9egen $14,'
100000 IN Dem 81 enoe gebenoeu
Hehuungsiabre (ooer $4,2O0,0O0
mebr), bas EeniionSamt 1904 $142,.
1000, 1904 $ii1 700 900. Ole
,5ntereiien5obhngen blieben lih in
oeu beioen Sabren gleif, nGmlib ic
81 100000"
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