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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
REMARKABLE CLASS REUNION
Graduates of Iowa Falls Schools Of
Thirty-flve Years Ago Will Return.

IOWA FALLS, IOWA.-A remarkable reunion
is being planned to be held in this city the
coming summer, that Of the first class, to be
graduated from the schools Of this city. 1t
appears that thirty-fve years ago the, class
which consisted of ten boys, left the school and
struck out in the world and became widely sepa.
rated. The fact that the ten are living and
have been successful has led to suggestion that
they meet here. But two reside here, former
Mayor W. H. Woods and DR.. w. NJ. Morton.
at Gearing. Iowa, died suddenly in this city yes
terday. He was % and had suffered from tu-
bercuosis His wife. who was formerly Miss
last fall and the husband is said to. have never
fully recovered from the shock of her death
attraction of the Chautauqua program as ar
ranged by the Iowa Baptist Sunday school Assem-
bly,, which will conduct the Chautauqua in this
city the coming season. :. - ,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

SAULT STE. MARIE, MIOH.-While her hus.
band away Mrs. John Johnston died in their
house in the woods a few miles from Algoma
Center. She taken suddenly ill. No doctor
was within hundred miles, and when her hus
band returned he found her dead with her chill.
dren crying over her body. T..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
HELD FOR HORSE STEALING
Luescher of Pennington Placed in
Cell at Hastings.

Cell at Hastings.
HASTINGS, MINN.-Fred Luescher was
brought from Farmiugton yesterday and lodged
in jail, having been held to the grand jury for
the larceny of a span of horses, cutter, harness
and robes from D.. F.tAkin of Lakeville. ":
John Johnson and Miss Jennie Weber Of Hamp-
ton were licensed to wed yesterday.
The residence of Marshall Mason on West
Ninth street was entered in his absence in the
woods and numerous articles taken.
Twenty three naturalization and three intention
papers were issued by Judge Crosby yesterday.
The old wal ehouses on the levee belonging to
the mailing company~are being taken down, to
make room for a powerhouse to be put In BY the
company next spring to run the entire plant.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
MERCHANTS MAKE
=.
A GREAT SAVING
HOW MUTUAL INSURANCE HAS
HELPED ASSOCIATION MEN.
Annual Meeting Of the State Associa-
tion Opens at Valley City President
Kraabel Advocates Lien for Goods
Sold and a Bill Providing It Will Be
Introduced. -. r.. .e--s
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal r. -. .,, :.
. Valley City, N. D., Jan. 25.-The annual
meeting of the General Merchants association
of North Dakota opened at the Academy of
Music in this city yesterday afternoon. q Owing
to cold weather and delayed trains the attend
.ance at the opening was not large.
President Kraabel, in his annual address,
called attention to some results accomplished
by the association, among them being the pas
sage of the peddlers' bill and the pure food
law. The association had also been instrumental
in organizing several mutual insurance COM
panies, and the reduction in rates which re-
suited had caused a. saving to the merchants Of
more than 100000, in the past year. He ad-
vocated legislation giving merchants lien for
goods sold, and bill will be introduced in
the legislature to that effect. - -. -
Papers entitled Merchandising in the Orient
by R: B. Griffith of Grand Forks and .'How to
of Fargo, were read. In the evening the
visiting merchants were the guests Of the bust
ness men of Valley City at banquet in the
opera house. 49,.
The officers Of the association are B. T..
Kraabel Of Hope, president; H. NJ. Barrett of
Fargo, secretary; N. D. Nelson Of Mayville,
treasurer. The visitors were welcomed by
Mayor w. J. Westergard, who was responded
to by w. W. King of Tower City. 'I-..:
/. " Farmers Start Bank.
| A state bank has been organized at
Darcy, to be known as the Security State bank.
The capital stock is $4,000 The stockholders
are mostly farmers. Inc president Will De Nels
Larson. ".''
Steps being taken to organize farmers
| elevator company, and a public meeting will
be held for that purpose Jan. 81. At present
all the elevators in the city, with one excep-
| ton, owned by the RussellMiller Milling
company.
Archie Howe, we'll known resident Of this
county, is being looked for by the sheriff OF
Cass county. Not long ago he hired team
! from livery stable at Tower City. He had
| it out for about week and the owner finally
! found it in livery barn twenty miles away,
where Howe had left it. While the team was
out some fax was stolen and other minor rob
berries committed in the neighborhood all OF
| which attributed to Howe. He has bad
record and served term in Jail year age
! for stealing. 49, -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

DIES MONIES, Observation-Disclosures Beau
mont, who lives at the home for the aged here
has just celebrated her one hundred and SECOND
anniversary. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

CLINTON, IOWA--John L. Sloane. cashier of
the defunct Exchange bank of Maquoke is dead
He was to have been tried for fraudulent bank
ing and embezzlement.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

EUREKA. s. D.-Citizens have organized the
Orowoc club, the main object being to aid the
Children's home at Sioux Falls. ..:: ~ r..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

SIOUX CITY, 1OWA-Ed Cannon. a former
| in the county JAIL = '''@; -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

CEDAR RAPIDS, IoWA.-The annual conven
tion of the state manufacturers association, Il
being held here. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

ROCK RAPIDS, 1oWA.-Half the township
they claim they will not receive sufficient com
pensation. The supervisors neglected to provide
additional pay for the work in connection with
the state census.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

PALO, 1OWA.-Joseph Ltvermore and J. "
Dickinson were killed by a railroad train.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

PIERRE, s. D:-The roundhouse of the North
Western road burned last night.> One engine wa
a complete loss. ,', t., 81 '.z - = .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

WELLS, MINI Mrs. Burmester, wife of
Henry Burmester mayor OF Wells, died yes
terday afternoon of paralysis. She leaves hus-
band, two sons and two daughters.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

If the system is kept in order with this pure,
tonic, laxative syrup, no other medicine will
be needed, as disease will be warded off by the
tonic, healthy tissues All druggists; SOC & 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
WrnnbItiidS ltcbtrtrnonnacn.

lSiaium 81. 9Bbitrloqc. Observation-Disclosures
an ole "M'arOlnItn epulttittiou ennlpallh.
}ScitieitC Der 1arcuO StruBc, 3iS bel - $500.
Sobt ~. s.. @ciNCr mo Satin an Dtlddcl
Niciclben an Ntlrum w. sob mo @nittlt.
3 Srunoitiide, 10 GCuta.
S1ne5 4. Windin an QturANrct Y, Wt0dlll,
ziihieite oer Setfcrlnl Itubc SprlttA GRAPE, II
bct a, @ruio6ine SiI 5000.
Is. Noniie Gltbnort on 5nbn %. g,tptgoIletD
mo 8dtttn. Siioieitc Der tlottb Itube 5uIioIis
"lpetue, ti.3 bel 10, s..
Sobn I. Jieco II. ". an Nphn Smitb, Siioictte
Der baltimore. rubc GltaIltooo SirdBe, las
bel 4G. @rliuo5ius 500, So.
Gairo Is. l,apne on g9ur0 IS Eopnc. 1lO
%lpciitcite Der Wic6uIob IHbc l%olpn'eIlo 1trube.
ib.s bel t20. c3rnlh}lIts so, 81.
Robert e. Boone mo N0ttit an 9tclte Y.
Boone. @eitfcite Der sails Noao, 100 bel $50,
So.
Gntbarine Nredcnrtogc uuo @ntte on Sobn
9tpble 5nuirrel!. gtOropiiicltc 0cr Gittitgs. lldbt
lomfiienosSt II BET it,, So.
gtcltc u, Boone an Nohcli \. Noone II, ",
Aeitfeite Der Balls aRouo. 100 bel 100. So.
Goinaro Hit. II, nm Hiotiln an @eotGe 81
tutl9li. 2 @ruloitildc. $1,000,
Thomas 6InbertD an zjtcpat dntlllall ullo
@Gttlil Siibfeite Oct Vuul luhc Gdliies>itnBe.
10 bel 30. @runoiin9 S2G9-. $1,000.
.utarcllc Siaemnu It. u. an Hobcri Self. 3
@rlitoitiidc. 81.
1obn lbomas Ytnoucr o. 81. Iciiumentsuoa,
itredcr. an Soblt 1bomda GiItoucr Il. u 2Sciis
lette Der Nafbington. Ildhe pnnlpilcao SirdBc.
1916 BET b3. @riuojil1s S3t.50. 81.
SObu 1homuS ginoncr H. u. an ,Srdnf V.
gtnoner }~seftieitc Der l%aiDllfton ltnbe 9dltps
iteuos 8rilb5tua SaI.5O, 50.
SnmneI Siegael an fbt.lp danocI UNI Sat
IN. Sitooitieitc Der SttrIIlB zirubc. 80 bel ~,
&. Wladt an Iyiarsarct ,. Fuucl, : @runo.
iiiIde. So.
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Nus ncm Sancru Warnlano'S uni
bCn nnorcrjCuocu StnntCn.


VplpEHtN dl tll i II b /
luuul.
&n SrCncrid iorr0 onl SountoQ sic
SCicr 0C@ QoIocucn SlbilGum2 Der
cporAcIiidr luthcriidcn Stride itott.
Ser Erc0i0cr Der WcnCiu0C lit No
itor &, i. Steel, Die 6citrcoc hiclt
Enitor Or. Sutbcr &uhlmann pom
tGcolo1iidcr Seminar in @rttpa
BURG. Nic SonntogSidulicicr iono
Qcitcru Nbclt0 itutt. &iclc ouapGr.
ti0e Ercoi0cr mobntcn ser Gcier bel,
9iC Nubnb Nubn."
Vic aus Cumberland bcridtct
miro, bobcu sic Northumberland
loren Moc9lrt6lr Nrna 50. OoH &cr.
binoun03QIicn 5uiidIcu Scr oHScitli-
d)cn WornI01tocr Nobr" mo Der
NlrQinicr Gcntrolbo6n" nohc,
5lt DoIlcrNCt untb bobcu cilCn llCllct
Contract filr Die nWobnib'Notm" CT
boltCn sum Nnll elmer StrCdC BON
tOO WCilcn bon Horiolf mCItlid) lud)
@SClt &ir0iliCn. Ger Gontratt, mel
der 21 (umacl@ unidylicBt. milb lit
nerholb }luci Sobrcn icrtig QCltellt
Icill, &ic c& bciBt, bot Die oWabnib
@o6u" Sen briocu GltcrCln 9obnCl1
clncn ldlluuCt Strcidl NCipiclt ltu0
'id) 0urd' 0Cn Griucrb Der o@corQe'3
Greet. @ohn" cilcll g2cg bllrd) Die
Norroip'2 bel Cumberland ltodl hcnI
@Citcn Qclihcrt. Minn gloubt. Dob
Die @ahlt nod int n0d)ltcn Sabre cine
H%CrblnolmlQ pnn Cumberland nod
Eitt@blrA CrlullQt bobcn miro. Die
Wiirqcr uou Cumberland lino c|rfrCllt
iibcr oic lit 2Guaiid)t Qcitcatc Goufur.
rcr} 0lrd Ole Scrti0itcIllr9 scr
,Noboih Nohu," mrO man ipriht
ooOon Oob Cumberland binucn lpc.
niQclt &ohrcn cine Ncu0lfcrutg BON
10000 SeClcn babcn miro.
@ronb in Woibingtor.
G|0untp.
9ci SoIt III MolbinAton -GoultD
limo am Somltog Der &oocn mo
oo9 Nolta oc3 Nrn. :. =. Wroolcn
unn Die Mobmmg oc9 @rn. Mobcrt
". Sotit obQcbrnult. Ser mir tbcil
lucilc p%CrIid)crtc Sdo0cn miro oul
mcbrcrc Euricn0 Collars gclt0bt.
Stoots 6eucrmorid)oll Mc2lfcc bon
baltimore. ucIhcr }llr Belt mcbrcrc
NrGn0c III 6roitbur0 ultcriltd)t, lit
con DEM @ruIl0c bcnohrihtigt nor.
bCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
WinrrallunNer nno Giiie.
Ter EanoidnuirOcl in Ereaun.

Yctrii9ereicn oon Qr0Bercm I'm.
ionnc, ais aac biabcrigcn geridtl
nbneu IicBct.
SuIelm Grcgon, /. Icieu6er.
- ,tl eincm All 8ouoernClr Gbonl-
berloin gcrittrtn Sfreiben conito-
tirt DER @~o1ollclt oeS Stoatcs, S6-
malo @eit, 00B uicl groBcre &ano-
idppinoelcicn. MS bis ieBt befannt
mar, bllrd) Qci0lihtc Certificate ilbcr
0cn 8crfdlli uou Sdullhnbcrcien in
Oregon pcriibt mo oitlife NonficrS
nm groBc 5lumncn @cloeS bc'fmin.
0elt porocn iino. Die S0noereicn
umfoiicn oulcbIih init bcn gan5cn
SduullGnocrcicEbelib ocS StantcS,
rdmIlih 100000 Afer. Iic betrci.
ienbcn SpCfuI1ntcn belcgten Die SGns
oereicn All Die Nalnen bon Strob-
mldn1crn. flbrr}lrtcn bann gcorltCtte
Gertiiifate iibcr Sertnui mo llebcr.
trogun0, ciupcrIcibtcn Den Gertififo-
ten gci6rcibuJcn Don Sd)ull0noc.
reien, fir wcItc lhon porber Gerti.
iifote oltaNeitclt lparen idlidtcn Ole
llntcridriitch ia logor ons groBe
Stootsiicael rol Oregon, nnO per.
fouitcn bic >luoereien mieocr utlO
mieoer an ~uhulmgaloie Sette aus oen
oitlidcn Stlltcn. Allem Anifein
nod bciiloan jid ani icoes cin5elnc
edtc Gcrtiiitat }uei ober orei iolihe
I'M llmloli. Iic geidliften Gertiii.
fate iinb 10 hmltreid beraeitellt, Dab
lie BON ocn cdtcn MIR ldrpcr ST. III.
terideioen liuo.
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" urp u d) t,

Ole iterblidcn llebcrrcitc Don tSroit
Moru NIbrcdjt, rueId)e an Samitag
I'M NIter bon 81 Sabren III ibrcr les
ten MoGrmng, 9tr. 1913. Siio .Fulo9fi-
StraBe, Itnrb, mnroen gcitcrn 9tod)
mittug pom (rGuerbnltle ans atti Scr
,2oll0pn , Bart g Gmemcterp" jur
lebten Rltbc beitattet. Ynitor !. u.
@obn bon Der Sutton Npenue Ser.
0riioer STRIDE 6ielt oeH Srouergot.
teaOicrit ub. uno ais BdbrtlidtrGger
iitngirtcn Die 50. 0cnrp s. anuf.
monn, Grnit Sd)nci0cr, l.. VI. Z,
5iibpap, Charles Hitterboier, 0co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

Scne ncucr mooeruen S,uciftbdtgen @iufcl
an OCT 9~torhs6nrlcDs Strnbc. llpii6ct Der Sntr
mount stpenlie mo Saoettes Strubc; cemcHttrll
1cIIer. 1rottotrc uno Nofc; cmniuirtc Nahc.
ipdnnc mo 9ildcus%g lbaiiiic; WtnrrrnrsG reppeu
9Ib3upstnndl Gcrbtnonnq. Neauentc 8erfanfs
@enillQutnen. Frci6 $500. Srlnoiiu9 $50 pre-
Sabr, 9lcblrt Die Sdtrtuount gOenlc HEnaaoi6.
ssaIter =. Weitpbal, at Srt uno stclc.
HuO21. 1Wt.I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
@crSct Sansciacntbiimcr.

Wooc>re 8fpeiitddiae Sdufcr nit fchs BIN
neru on Der @cftfcite Der @robc. Gtrnbe, 5lui.
ther 5airmount.gncmi uno SnbcttesS trabe.
eabet eementiric aeGcr. ccmcntirtes Qrottpir,
pIatt pcpilaitcrte Sirubc, Scfcrl, SURFACES uno
Warmors3 reppcr. Freis $775. 8runoStns $50
bro Sabr. Inter Icidtcn Bcoinaluacu her
tauft. Ulnn nebmc Die Sairntount .glpcnue Cars.
@ I. Gallagher, Nnuuutcrncbnirr.
02S-) gr. 2s0s. Scirnuunts 9toe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

sr. 1924, DtBaltptors.eteub - Stus.
Eler an 2errer au uermietter. - Hetui.e
Sefrnnfe nnb Reins. rpae. StensSrane.
ret ~gter. FerfammIunoslofaI be3 Off
x~oHbaroftr. STmertp. ani' nrs astb'
8fretns. Chef. 1eI.-g8o!fe 2552 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

Rr. 1t04, RDrb.AttnirdIs sbtms.
Der -9orooft Smmerts6hrenb' sduperstn
bon baltimore psrtdmmelt ft1 tter
febsn Wsuntas - Gecrae rrebm Z 6onf
Bter am BAIT mo beu.fner urt btrsft
bonn Hab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

gsr. t.20 bis 1922. Sartorb.abenue.
Sanptanartier bes n7buIia.m dnrer1ors".
SaIe uno Gommerelrteu btHie 5u bee.
nttetben. Gutter Blot fnr gufterHr6ffen.
Seirtte Getrdnte. Srei.8ooi. q. Z D..
1eIerboH - W}t. Ternou 3760 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
ss.alpb atekt ,Eeiubte-Same,"

Sprbpirvde Oct Lpip. tun ,yorrett,Straes.
Sauptoiiartier hes Gefuneueretnx rMelo.
6ie@. Sinaftnnoeu tcben Bonrerftae 1beHb.
RerTnmmluuesn beS a9eriennini Websers
BetetnS" ieben 2. nrb 4 Ttcuftng i'm aRo.
nat TelepbuR - Uit. Heruon 26a6 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
sGmist's ,0tdsnfrans.Sane,"

9de 3. nto 6rugt1Sfrnbe. Snnpfoiint tter
oes .Pduern Mr. stlni. ss;.rein5." .Si@en,
frans.2unenpereins, agaHtoR Smmerip.
Pau. nh aeibs8ereins, n3eutfte Sc
mitbIitfeit," .1sNeIihmiebe uuioE- unb
,SefpersGonfIabe gr. sts. >. 8. s. Srt,
Ttcs Ger Al teosr 3ett. 1~eIepb"u: q.
& Is. - Rolf 2609 9S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

Sic olluion Scr z Mont.
@tcllncr" bot iolQcn0e @conttc CT.
rp0hlt: NrGiiornt Go>por0 Gum, &i-
cc.Eroijocnt Norrn Mc@oluoh prot.
ScfrCGr N&oltcr Sober. SdoBmciitcr
u. G0mor0 Rout, %lipcttor NJ. Moo
ncn, Hoplon <oicpb i. @o@iin &c.
idldita Ngcnt mlo 6ilorBicfrCt0r 4.
". Goriru inlcrc gSohc &ofob Scto-
uCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
au1 stsLlasttsS y.
Canton qtebersrau5.paas

Eiiotueits@de s. Ctr. H.. aniissibe.. Gontou
Sunpt rilnr..er oes Canton giesertran8 -
Siraituf,he iebeH 6ounerttne N5eub. -
9ouleH49etein berfammeIt fth ieoeu Diem
flag Nbcrh. RnfionatsRicr am Sdpt.-
gbetapeafe 1eIep6ou: AoIie lass 3.
fNsrtlt3tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
ncra unO G6riItian Ircocrid

Sommcra utO GbriItion 6rcOcrid.
Die &crblihcuc mar I'M &0nigreid,
@iirttcmbcrQ %gcboren. sic fam I'M
glitter BON t3 Sabren uod) Nncrito,
&icr &iu0cr, % Gufcl un0 Gin llr.
cutcI trollcrn nm ibr NinidciOcn,
lpGbrcno ibr @uttc ibr Dor Orci &n6.
rem I'M Ep0C purunglug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
3u ocrmictbcn.


Seine Grobc ~@erfamnIunas, Rdumc, out rrns
ttltrf ltno out bcIclihict. Stngan0 BON RnIti.
ttorcsStrnBe fnipobI, mic bon 8n1sStrnbc, 5rcis
Ct @ebrnut Der aroben 6aIIe uub GurSimitcr
lotro allen 2oqcn ulo Ecreiueu %acftattct, Die
iro0lo Elm Simmer mtciben. 5crucr pcrbcn
~tlarfettc iihcrnommen. gtn63ufrn0cn In Gr. s,
Fspre.@aD. Strnfe, poer Gr. 424, Sft.Sanimore.
etrahc. CScpt20, 2Wte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

Ut, fsb, Sarrifon., uabe aerinpfon.str..
Geo. 0iinfbet. IT,, Srarrec'S Bier. Har'
ner 2uni6 bun IL hts | ubr sfnhmtt
lucte siuaetabeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
I. u. Sfermarsis Senk

~Sornut,Goe Eouab. uuh adroItnerSt-as ace
Snuptnuurtter hes .@anerarDeduuetaors-.
IA. .G6e 9cuah, unb 9nrottneitn. Ssr
etnsnsriumnIung tcorn 3onueriiaa Uhero,
9eur Wttglteher ~wiHtommen Sor5hp'
lt6e$ pier Der Hatiou1is9raueret I'm 8apt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
3u n~crfaufen.
Su nrrfnufCu.

Gin @tuCCricz mo RroOiitono 9u6en nit Hfcrt
rltb gSaacrt autcs @eihdtt. ulls9c5cidIcte Yn9c
III nit nocr ubttc StQcntbnm III pcrtuulcn Ntal
a~orclllre: 80. %. Sentifer &nrreippnhent"
(330-iD
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@crlaugt:
gcrlanst i'm Iascmcincn.
9uais GeiudIt:
oeutihrs Mrhctts. .Nnrenu.

PR. 2t0, Siio s5bnrpsStrabc. inter scr 9nf1ht
tcr g0eutf6er @cfcuf6aft". 9icicniaeH, oc
tCutfhe 9aIoipcrfer. Irbciter NH 9ienitbptcn
gu befd11ftiaen pilnfdcn molten lh perf0nIit
wcfenffait, Spbaun Z. M3eBrr, Nr. 2t9, Glib.
eharpsStrahe, ipenoen, ipcI6cr uncntNcltiih
f%liiSfiinft eribctIen piro. Sprcbitlnocn bon !
bis 3 llbr. CSan2S Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

gr. gle, GLIB. n1be Solparb$Sirate.
8or81eIi6e Wetne, 5piritiiofen II. linton.
giparren. @cftes 8ier om 3apt. aunI1
fir 6efndftSlsutc bon li.30 Born. BITS
2 ubr 9adhmittaaS, zelepbon Is. & 3.
Wpt. Berfton 3008-F. (MQdr32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

Suiepg emlpengerS Cafe,
2f15 Galpertou.Suao, name Srssert6 Tue.
Die beficl g8eiI. i'm gS.fteilo. MdbI.
aeiteu AT leher Reti. &pihdftsluridh etre
Spc6tnIttdt. SaIcn IN pcrinictbclL
(9IpriI20,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
galtinlurcr Warftbcridlte.

Baltimore l. December 1905.
O,ebl. 3ufubrcu 1000 5n'lct, elllitIlenltb
POS Safer III goriit tOlnl mo 1900 5dner
~ eanton. diiilcnpcriunot i5H Ndiier. Gle
IlCIlp IIeuIPn lih min lN-nI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

Wei5en. 3ufubrcn ltil7 Eulhcl; Netlanot
BON ben @Iepntoreu Pas euihel; SIeodtnreil
9sorraib 5f5.7tt @ufhcI &crfdule: GGraoe
FIR. . rotber auf benz Cumptcr it S5h, ar. ?
rotber anf benz Iunrvicr }u ~. tctiduie: 10000
Sdninr. s6A t5.0OO fanlNr STA 10000 90.
sbh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
8clo ars5ulcihcn.
9iidtcr,

WarDlanb Gbnttcl Gpan Nliptiatiun.
$40 bio $500 mernen Hrficben auf MGbein,
Ginurs etc, ubue 6utiernhng bericlbeu.
Bonn I. Snuuar 1905 an %beflnoen ii6 uufere
3ilrcnur iuieoer in %unicrcrt nlter Gofnle.
Satucrt sNuilbirs bent 8eridtegebduoe gcgcrs
iiNcr.
8intrter gr. 22a. 23l. 233 ~(ilpcttcr aIur),
Gheuit'Gde Sanettc. nnb ct. 9autsttake.
Gonrenirs fur Sefbdftofreunbe.
(gtob9, tS.Q&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

Gr. 923, 'Gorbseoen,, ede Nntbcnbse tr.
8erfn mmIu1gsloinI oe5 ~sIntouia . Con.
eIaoes gr. 1896. }. o. .Stenbens8i.
ftrifts Gr. 10G ~ShinersStfrifts SIR.
1903, 3. II. D." urto nDiitriftS Gr. So,
8. u. g." Snue an &ereiue gu bernie,
then. Seiut:P Nie,p g0e'r I'M annere
Gctrinfc, Sclcpbon: e. & 3. 8oIfc 829 8.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
NUinia

Winte. 3~1fubren 25G,13t Nufdei: Serfunot
bon Ocn Glcnutpreu 1914. s92 }uldcl; elcputorett4
&orrdtb 1,G03. 1903 Bnlbei. &ertdule: 10000
Suhr. 50Is Elm ISdaGon 3uridgCiUreleH tbelBl.
49, EN- 2&dQqor 90, 90. 30, EN- HNuGHpn o..
DO, 81 Elm &dGGon 90. CUdrm). IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

EGie sur Weiic ms Auslano teiurgt {
Natne, VI. Ali, ct. EantStraHc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

III. 1922, SF.8roii.S trape.
~geHeusG armiidbtet Beretn- berinmmeIi
itn feben eritsn E.enftns I'M Dtonat In
ber SaIe. Saas fit gersins lns 9th.
tt6fetfen All oeritiettel.
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AberiS ,,IbstpetA.@aae,A

kde QaIt, uno iyott,NheRle, 0aniJa.
WarplouosIe I.p bJu - 81 3.
Sauptquartisr hes Contemporaries -ehel.
fsetb,~ .9ameusSerstns oe$ 0oetue:S.--
.gaHionsGpntlnoes UT. 446t ]: q. D..
.GrtenfalsE iiirtftS gr. tbs, q. u..S.' unb
-1anton Spar, Il. herguiannS .Bsre:nS'.
{Sspt2f.10
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ethpeieerff 9e..,
GIT. 70l lrb 707, goc1bn.osStrabs etses
lnnhtopn. 2eiufte &eine nHh 2taxore.
Der ~oefinoeffe sri auf Der &rbe. - Die
beten EorbBarlors In ~oisblanstosn-
Hrompts Hebtenuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

NGter, = 3|ufUbTtn II-5II NutdeI; aus Get
Glcputotct itrlIdNc5uucH 22b,3s2 Nuldcl Gle
taturcus &urrntD l.UIj,Gsl WHlcAel. &crtiulc.
Gin gSnRNun ytr. 3 merit. 80; eur 16uraot %.
90, 35lt elm |Sdqapn III, 3 iuelB. 30; Cut
&nNlun 9ir. 3 luclG, 35il , NdaAono III. !
luctB, 81; 3 lSdAgpu3 M. 3 mciB. 35Ia.
hrmiinr ChLmMrntr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-22

( These gentlemen are not satisfied
with what they have accomplished,
and will begin at once to improve the
present banking rooms with a view
10 accommodating the needs of rap.
idly increasing business.
AT NEE ing yesterday of the bank
directors they asked that the direct
ors vest them with authority to make
interior improvements 10 the extent
of $4,000, The reques was granted
ana the improvements will be com.
menced at an early date. OF just
what they will consist cannot be
stated at the present time but the in.
tenticn is to have n banking room
second to none in this part of the
state. The present quarters viii be
modernized in every respect, both for
comfort and the transaction of bust.
ness.
During Me meeting of the direc ors
a large bowl filled with pink carna-
tions graced the table around which
the gentlemen We're seated. There
were forty of the beautiful flowers
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-22

Of forty years guarded tie des.l,lc-
and watched the growth Of such an
institution as the CITY NA..oaM uian.
II means a great deal. The facl tAat
IT has thriyed until it now stands
among the leading institutions of it's
character in this section of the state
is sufficient.
The Telegram received yesterday
was sent at noon in accordance with
the practice of notifying such con.
Germs OF issuance of new certificates
exactly at the hour of expiration of
the old certificate. The rule is oh.
served on the ground that two Ger.
tiiicates cannot be in force at the
same time.
The message means that under the
National banking acl the City Ma.
tianal bank has had its charter ex
tended for a period of another TWEEN
~ years.
On January q, 1865, in the build
ing occupied by ii at the present time
the city National bank was organized
Capt w p. Halliday, Albert B. SAT