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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
AAstoxcnson. Story.

book on Stevenson tells of speech
he made Mt gathering Of Scotchmcn
In Samon. He said: e"I cannot say why
we are proud to be Sootsmen, but the
fact remains TINT we are. 1t Is not
that Our land is sunny like these trop-
icnl isles and It's climate Is not even
lovely. Scotlnnds history contains lit
tie that Is not disgusting TO people. OF
humane feelings. Tint long brawl
which Is called Scottish history con-
taino scarcely one object that Scots
have patience with" The address drew
tears to the eyes of n. German who Ind
gone to the meeting violently prcju.
diced against Stevenson. s:.No sooner
had tho speaker finished than the meet
Ing preceded to clasp hands and sing
"Auld Lang ,Syne.n,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
SELLING GOODS.
The H1ethoda That Lend to Success In
uuslncHB Life

me hethoda That Lend to Success In
uusincHs Life.
When n customer comes In, don't,
whatever you do, drag yourself out of
the chair rs though you were disturbed
from rest, but jump up and greet her
or him as though you were really
glad to whit on them. Act so they will
isk for you the next time they come
to the store. The salesman who Is
constantly being asked for by Gus
toners never has to worry about q
job.
Don't be stiff aud net or feel MS
though you were fur the mental SUI
perior Of the customer. II you do, no
salc will result.
just for the sake of argument, let us
tako oil the successes In your city. no
matter whit line they are In. Do they
advertise? !
The public, somehow or other, seem
to be able TO read between the lines.
II your ad. Is not truthful they. will NOT
respond.
1t takes more than mere cut to ut.
tract the eye to make, your nd. paJ.
There must be solid, honest store news
of good values behind IT.
Never underratc the intelligence Of
your customer. He may know more
about the article you are showing than
you do. 80
Post yourself on every, article you
are expected to sell. so you can talk
conytncingly and knowingly. That is
what sells goods-econvjncing talks.
Never mind tho price; that will take
care of itself.-Brains.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
Battlefield CREATIONS.
A Grcat Deal of Fiction About tn
Regarded MnrtIul Snccchca

Somebody once asked the Duke or
Wellington If speeches OH the battle.
field were really made as reported and
What wns their effect. The duke sn.d,
What effect OH the whole army can
be. made by speech since yuu cannot
conveniently make II heard 10y more
than thousand mon standing about
you!" Then tho duke WINS asked If
1t were not the fact that Napoleon de-
livcred some rather notnble oratlons
OH the field. The duke would not have
1t. 1.-The proclamations You read OF III
the French army were much more seen
In the papers than by the sold:ers-they
were mcant for Paris" II was ali
right, the duke agreed, to address 4
regiment upon presenting II with col
ors md that sort OF thing On the
whole, French troops might be more
impressed by speech tlinn the Egg.
lish. who In the dukes Waterloo urrn,i
were. he declared, "the scum OF tho
earth. who had all enlisted for drink. I"
The French. with their system of con.
scription. Ind fair sprinkling of ali
classes. '
NO" comments IL writer, al! these
martial ob!tcr dictn which our histories
treasure up for us were for the most
part never SPOKEN ut NIL The last
words OF dying men nnl the speeches
made on tue battlefield or the deck of
an admlrnfs flagship arc not TO he re
garded rs having been actually ut
tered The famous UP. guards, ana ut
EN-! accredited TO Wellington Mt VA
terioo. was never spoken. Wellington
himself denied It,"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
hampton HEBREW
: : ! SUNDAY SCHOOL
Mir. H. Tuoksherer Has Been: Elected
!. I, the President For the Coming
= .------.. Year-Ncw Synagogue.

The Hampton Hebrew sunda..
School has elected the following ofIi-
GERS for the coming year:
President-Mr. II. Tuckscherer.
ice-presidcnt-Mr. II. Horwitz.
Secrctary-Mr. S. Saunders.
Treasurer-Mr. ]. Gold.
The Hebrews of Hampton have
leased rooms over the Collier build
inEs,ias EastSoueen street. which are
being very tastefully fitted up for n
synagogue, 1t is understood that the
congregation here will call rabbi
within the hear future. I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
BURIED TOGETHER.
Mrs. Richardson and Her Infant In the
Same Coffin.

With her one.day old infant lying
I'm her arm the remains of Mrs. Maude
c. Richardson. wife of Mr.. Thomas
Richardson, were laid to. rest in Bethel
cemetery yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Richardson, who was just 10
years Old died Mt her residence H.
Armistead avcnne at an early hou.
yesterday morning, while the infant
died Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rich
ardson was before her marriage Miss
Maudc Chiliis. tho daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Chillis. of Bethel,
and was much beloved in her section.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
Suits Entered.

The following suits have been insti
tnted in the Circuit Court of Eliza!
beth City county:
T.. c. Brown VS.. Adolph Saubcr, nc.
ton In assumpsit and $500 damages.
NJ. NJ. Mathews VS.. e. NJ. Hastings.
action for judgment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
Lite Girl III.

Little Miss Emily Wilson, daughter
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Wilson, is
very i'll with typhoid fever in tho resi-,
dcncc cf her parents in Mclrosc ave
nue.. Tho little girl had begun to irI.,
prove but suffered relapse and hes
condition yesterday was regarded as
very serious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
To the Canes Tonioht,

The moonlight excursion to the Vir
ginih Capcs by Peninsula Council, Ju-
Nor Order United American McchaE.
les. promises to be very enjoyable
affair this evening. Quite crowa
will accompany the Juniors. T.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
Athletic Committee to Meet.

The Athletic committee of the
Hampton Young MEMS Christian AS
ISOLATION will meet in special session
this evening at $3.50 o'clock. There nrc
several matters to come before the
committee.
Tomorrow afternoon the Y. NJ. c. A..
baseball nine will play the Artillery
School on tic Fort Monroe diamond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15

hearing before Mayor Thorntons F.
Jones this morning. =
Preston Stewart and Walker Lee,
the colored men arrested in connec,
ton with the affair Saturday night,
were before the Mayor yesterday
morning. Stewart was fined 81 and
the case against Walker was dis
missed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
Mr.. Scaich Promoted.

Mr.. 7. i. Seaich, who for some tim,
has been conductor on the line Of
the Newport News and Old Point Rail.
way and Electric Company, has been
promoted to the position Of CLERK III
the main Office Of the company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-15
WALKER UNDER ARREST.
Man Who Threw the Beer Bottle Now
Behind the Bars.

Evans Walker, colorcd, who is al
legged to have thrown beer bottle on
Saturday night, which damaged three
persons, was arrested OH Back river
yesterday afternoon by Officer John
Tisnor He was brought to Hampton
jail>and will be given preliminary
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

N0tlc, 0cm Damn ucriult sic Stru.
Bclbobu 0cu 0jcuit. ,{tl hub'q cr,
iobrcm MIDI ucrluuicu mo cit btmm'
liihca 0omtructtcr babel mjtqe,
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ollc 3citcn 0ljiQctIdrt hat.
Ter cilcntlidc 3Ucd oc2 Nciudc3
bon Ectiocolu mar obcr ujht Der, Die
6ortihrittc Der it1otiiMcn GutuidA
luna iciBuitcllclL iouOcru }l icbeI1,
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oclL Ole in lester Belt lidl in }lme6,
mcu0cr 3ohl oort njcOcrQclullcn bos
ben. Qo}u CAB Die 9'ciic oca louo.
observation-disclosures OducrltUuOileu Der
0cutlhcn 9icAicrulh Mr1. Gr. @uA-
5ou. 0cll Quuiimdtcu 2luluB an
Der mld Nr. BON ShIciuiB BON Der
W|tihuuutcc'cr o@crmuuju". Der Gin+
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nubm. &h babe 0nbci mw 0u9 be,
ltGtiQt QclrmocL luo9 ih por 5lpti
Nabrcu uoh Der @clihtiguug 0c3
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ol3iprud. Grobocu mar ib ii6er,
roid)t uon Der Scihti9tcit nit ser 0it
&Cutc ilbcr ocn 9luiola b%impcafout.
men, un0 Ger in gar tcincm Tcrbdlt.
uilic itcbt 81 ocu Stuuicri0fCitcn fiir
Sen Ncqimn inn NorOcu.
Gin WiomL elm ShWci}cr, Nu.
ncna @oupiIcr, Der am 1. %onuur
10 9ldcr ijbcruobnL bat icitocm0uuS
un0 Stall Qcbullt, ciucu &rurmcu
gcbobrt, 6 Ndcr pom OCu Wulmlitlml.
pien bcircit mo Q]r0Btcutheil3 ultcr
Ocu EillG. Ger @oocu lit ia, ruic
oUc @60cu in 0icicr Gage, 5icmlid)
lcidt. Nbcr mon peripridt iih uiel
BON @riinOiilglmge1 mo uouncutlid)
Dem S%ltpilcnbulL Der Ser Gr0c 0cn
nod nldt QcnitAcnO uorbUlocueu
Stiditoil 5uiiIbrcu loll. glbrr aud 10
itauoen &urtoiicln 3udcrrobr etc.
niclpcriprcdcn0. Nohucn mo Orb.
len ulo Die critic acknowledgements ruua
rem ldOu uoriibcr mo huttcn quite
Ereiic 2cbruht, 9}cuc g(nijc0lcr ma
rem nit Der 2nuiriHtmg jbrcr Ndr.
lcr bcihGitiNt mo Niles 0clltct Odt
roui bin Oob lid bier ole 0cutihc2ms
iicocllmg gcociblih eutuidclu mo
iIciBigr Nlrbcit ibrcu rcihcn Yobu
iin0Cn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

(5ir ben .GonntGGs. urretponocntcu. ~
Wcinc Subc - III Wrubc.
@ono'rc ans Der Gcruc
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@o id) emit 10 Qcrnc
Srdunlt bon Slid mo Rllb'.
go scr &iCbc @un0t
Won5 mein &cr5 unlijng
Nl0 id) ans Dem &on0c
Mcincr G0tcr ging.
2lH oic iiiBeu 2ieOcr,
&cimotb Welooic'm
&cbrcn nicnol$ mic0cr,
SdNnonoen lGngit 0ubin.
llno ocS 9dhleiua Nuui6cu
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Wtodlt nod elnlllNl ldlld)Clt
Mlcincr &icbiten SicO.
God Oc9 TrieobpiS Scacu
lluo Ole @iitte lecr,
Ruicu mir cntgeqcu:
StiQl sic lit rtd)t mc6r!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
9rcicinbOlb Sage lcbcnoia bcarabcm

@llta 0cnt Soarfohlen Rcpicr mirG
%gcmclOet; Ger @craulam Gtcbl oll2
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Gage in cincm ldngit ltiUQclcgtcr
SbctlC Der @ru6C Bon Ser Sci0t"
Cin1elhloiicn. Scr Woun mar am
10. Mtoi Wioracn8 cingCiobrcu, I'M
lid i'm NrcmSberg nit Dem Ginbalt.
Ell elmer SciIrouc 81 bcidGitigcn. lin
cin Stiit &ol5 81 l1ldIcn, 0u9 cr 3lr
Nuu2fiibrumg icincr Nrbeit notbmcr,
Dig bottc, bcaob cr iid) IN cincn oltBcr
0Ctricb QClCBtcE m0Cren 0rem3bCrG.
Ger nit Dem critcn olrd cine ulic.
nod oiiCnc .Ntrbclt" in Gcr6inolllQ
ltau0. PTS CT 0ount 5lt I%citler Ir6citS.
itcuc 5llriidtchrcn mollte,lunr ibn ser
HildlucQ Ourh cjucn gcrpoltigcn, III.
5Diiheu nic0craeQungenen Nrlld,
u~olItGn0ig obqeidnitten lpor0en; cr
NOR IN Dem ltiaNclcgtcn Cbcilc Der
Brrbe iormIid) cinQeidlollen. Sill
feruien mar ucrQcbcn9, oo ole gcluol-
ti9cn @e6irQ5moiiw 0eS uieoergc.
gongencn 9ruhc9 icoen Sdol SIT.
riidbieltcn. Nod miBlidcr gcitnltetc
Iid) icinc Gage Ou0urd, Dob IN SolGe
bon Stidlucttcru icinc 2nmpc erloid.
gSuS MN beginner? Nuf's @eroNe.
luobl monocrtc cr mciter uno fam
bal0 ouiredt debcno, bolo frie6cnG,
an cincm blin0cn Shad)te an. Nun
pcriudte CT, Ocl ShadJt b~inab5ultci'
Qcl. God oils cr Die critic Sprolie
Der morid)en2eitcr bctritt, bridt oieic
cnt5mci, un0 CT miB ben g6itieg I'M,
terloiierL Oenn Der Stllr3 in ocn
S6odt bate inn ben iidcren Soo
gc6rodt. IS blcibt i6n nid)tS onoe,
res iibrig, olS }lrild}ltfe6ren unO ei-
ne on0ere HidItlmg ein5ui6lugctt.
Bon 6rcnncn0cm Iurite 9eQrGlt uuo
bonn Sdloic ioit ilbcrmannt, fonmt
CT nod einiNcn lDcltcren %Quoluollen
Stunoen al cine olte @ettertbiire.
Sicr tilt CT 5rurddit ben Curt nit
Dem Don Ser Icdc tropielnoen 0oil
icr uno legt iih Damn 3ilm Sdluie
nie0er. Nod) mc1rcren Stltnoen er-
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nicOergegongencn 9rid)eS ~entgegpn.
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aeriicft, oa ~peripcrrt ibm ein neller
9rud ocn g9eg. N}it Gniponnllng
oner arGfte iibcnDinOet or aud Die.
les SinberniB mno balo 3lpei9t lid
bon Der 56eilung2b0ble Elm Guers
i6log ab, Der unleidbr einen Meter
bod nit @aiicr ongciiiat lit. Gr
ourd)motet oo5 @oiier, urO ltebt oils.
balo in Der iogenannten BIeroeitre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Icbtcn 5, H., icocr Mom cine Irort
bate. nohm Der Mcu0c mcbrcrc
GrUlcu, iobolO cr tic crldbrcn tountc.
0oourh pcrmcbrtUn iid untiirIid Ole
MCnocu 10, oob Die gSorincr lhlieB.
lib urtcr ibncu Ocrlorcl 0inNcn.
Plus beng botritcnNcihIcdt itumnls
ten oom mcdlcnburAiihc bciOnilhe
Mcrrihcr, OCrrn lcttcr, M0niN 9titlot.
inn &umpic non Dem Ncr}ol &cinrid)
0cu Soticu bciicat, iicI. 9IitIot bat
notilrlih olih ulli Sabine mo SdiI0
ihon 0cu SticrIopi aciiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

dc, Oic 5t Eo9c iilbrt. Nod cini0c
Sdrittc uno ct bc8rilBt Ooa &id)t
oeS Cages, nit aroBtcm G%ritounclt
Don Icinen Professionalism cnpiou.
oct. IS lit ser 1S.Wioi, N}od)mittoQ2
IA ll6r; 49, Gage hat cr ga Drum.
ten snocbroft, mo Nicmono bat
mcbr al icinc &cttunQ lcgloltbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
enmibt,s .giheufrou,.Sonc,".

oes .9anern ser. lint. sSereins. gSi6en'
rnn5sEnmenpereins," ~Gantou Nntlerlo.
9nus iiHo aeibs8ereins," n9eutf1e &c
miitbIi6feit," nGeiieIi6mteoeslnion" nno
rSefpersGonilabe Gr. AIS, 3. 8. g." 6tt'
f6es Bier 6u ieoer 3eit. Ielepbon: :.
& Is. - MpIf 1909 ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
canton nnb 3tshIanbtps 4.


Siibpeit.6 de 8. Ctr. II. 6dtt.gIoe., Canton.
Souptouariier oe5 Canton 9icoerirdn5 -
Gineftunoe icoen SonnerItne Abero. -
9amens8crein berfdmmelt iih teoen Steft'
ftna abero. 9~aiiounIsNier AM 3apf,-
ebefapeafe 9eIepbon: 8olf. 1853 s.
(4priIt3IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
satob WteR' ,Welrbic.Sans."

0oroofts5de Der 2ops uno 6prreftsStrabe.
Saupt1udrtier oeS @efnngbereius uWtIos
bic. Ginaftunoen ieoen 9onrerttngglbeio.
Beriamrrluneen oes Centennial Wleteer'
gereiIts" ieben 2. nno 4. 9ieritde TN Mo'
nat. TeIepbon - 0lt. 8er1on 2666 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
,,Eabruia.Saue,"

gar. 1872 gIareutonntssibe.. SiebIanbtonn.
Saiipiaiinrtier ocS ,Baberid /. Wanners
doris. Stneiiunben 9ienftaa abenbs 8
ubr, 1ino oes rWlonumertals GtftrtitS Rr.
231,. .. n.s9. .Wommental "sBier an
3npt. @befdpedfcsIeIepbon - 1926 4.
Nm. 3: g. Snpperi, Better.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Rr. 1920 bis f122. Snrforb'aberue.
Sauptduariier oes n1bnIias Wdnner9ors~.
Sdue unb Sommergarten biutQ su Der.
mtetpen. @lter 8lap fir auiternr6itef.
Seinite 6etrdnte. Sretspool. g. & B.
IeIepbon Wet. Sermon 1860 X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Vds 9dfts uiio Gnit.2beme, Canton.
WarbIdHbsI eIepbon - "a n.
Saltptanartier bes 8efanaberein8 -Gbel.
tpeiB,.4 sSainensYereins beS GoeIpetb.-
Observation-Disclosures gr. 445, 3. 8. g..
~SrtentdIsE iftrifts Rr. 1853, 8. u..B.- unb
-eanton Spar' u. BereniieunassYeretnS-
(Sept21,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
8. ennhn,s Mclnnrnnt.

NahI0I9er OOn 9eTt0 W0r1et.
! Er. 923, GorosGoens, Gde glut5onDsStr
cI9pss @r. 8S9G ( * 6 %"''iy 1tsu6eH5Si
j itrtfts Gr. 1O6," nS6idcrs0 iftriftS @r.
! 1903. ,. Il. D." uno .Siitriit5 yfr. 2s0,
J ,. Il. u" Safe an &erciue III bermies
( tbeu.- 5etHite &tere, NSetne uno unoere
| 9etrdnfe. Q22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Sin Vaner9munn int (urmu5 licit
in &rcilc leiner 6uuilic ans 0cru
&rciSblutte por:- .ul90unn fuGt
im @cnleinocrotbe Ole 2nlitcuung eli
nc9 @o9 0ircttor0 }rr 9crotbutg."
- Ga %untcrbridt i'm Die @ro6mut,
ter: ogNo9? @a5 Gircftor? 90 iuG
id) orucr mir mcbr! Gor mas bruu6t
Der @o9bcrt (@ci9birtc) Oeu QrllBc
EitcI? &o, ia! @citjutuN luiu bolt
Soccer ocn 6ilrncbmc ipieIcl Modt
nor III tuon9!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Or. 90. Wiener,
bomoopatbiider Mr,t,
Ir. 1919, Ginben Mpemne.
gSuuSernuQc GutScfuno.

7rau u. Sleiiug, berborrnsenoe Spe5iaIifiir
fir 5rnuensgeioen, Dnnlen iouten ii6 in allen
5duen oerfrGuliher Nrt an MID peitoen. gSenlt
Gle leioeno iino, peroe i'd Jbnen beIien. Sd
bate ME einen eiH5iger 5eblihloe. 9rlei6tes
riHa in As StluoeIl ooer feline Be5GbIung oers
brebnne Der slrbeit; p6ui9 barmlos. Sm
Spret5inmer ober brieflib, SO. 9ripatslinfer,
fonumei iiir 9umen. Gei6ulte- gSdrterinnen.
oertrnuli6. 8fatbertbeiluna foitenirei. Gpredjs
fiunoer bon 10 llbr Born. bis 8 nbr 9tbenoS:
Sonniaqs bon 2 bis 3 llbr gia6m. sSrau VI.
Slefing, sr. ga, EorosG areg. strnge, nabe
GbmuubiuusMuenue. (Dtdr59,I &S,1n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
8clo ans5nleiGcn.

Warglanb Gbattel 2oan MiIueiation,
$40 Bis $500 iperben perllshen anf M5belu,
Ffanpe etc. psns eatfefnnne eerlsleen.
9iireniiI pieoer in inherent alien 2o;dle.
gaipert.Butlbtng, benz 9eridtssebduoe eeaeHs
lber.
Simmer -gr. 229. 231, 233 (siueiter SIlr).
ehbuff.0de 5ahette. unb g. HcHtsetraee.
Sonnenirs fIr Gef6dftsfreinbe.
fgiob9 .1S.T&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Rr. 1924, CftsBcItimcre sStrdbe. - BIN.
mer an Serren gu oerrtieiben. - Setnite
8etrdnfe unb Betne. rB1b.HtepsSruie'
rel, ~Bter. ReriammIun9sIoiaI beS Oft
Qombaroftr. Snrmerr. Nru' Dno aetb'
8ereinS. G6ei. Iel. &olic 1852 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Hmm Nusp's NtUauraut,

Rr. tt04, 0UrbsG entral'soenue.
Ser -Gorooft Smnleripdbrenb. vauberetn
bon Baltimore %beriamTelt ft6 bier
ieoen muliiua. - 0ecrge srebm & Cons
Bier am 3apt nab oeutf6er @rt btreTt
BON Sab.
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ehuetaer,a Gafs.

Er.. 7o1 unb 7o7, tombor6'S trcte, etsb.
Ser ~eeiluoeJfe Ort ani ber 9roe. - Sic
beffen g1obRnricrS In 6tsbIanotonn.
Brpmpfe 8ebiennnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Wean abr @efb n1tbis habt, iuenbct Gnd
@runoeiaenttum. 8erfhwiegeHbeif. 2efne
2eibaefhdftssWleibooen DIR aremer, s2r. 100,
s.Yaea.e trahe, /. Slut, 2uunorp Building.
(Gprtl15-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

7. ". adermanR'S Gale
giureoftsGde 8ougbs uno 9dr0lincrGtrnbe.
Surptqunrticr beS ngabernsWdnnerhors".
RS. s@de 9nligbs uno 9arOlineitr. Ber'
eiHsberinmmIung ieben 8onneritag Nbeno.
gteue MiteIieher milfommen. Bor5ila'
lthes Bier ber Acknowledgement tm Sapt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Jobn 5rnn5's rVnder'ptr5erat,"
Pr. 1S5, Sdrrifons, ndbe 3eringtonsGtr.,
Geo. @intbst, IT,. @rnnp9o's Ster. 29dr.
mer Guuf1 bon 12 bis 1 llbr 0d6mit'
tags. gue oeutiden 9dder fino diul BE.
fuhe sinnelaoeTt.
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aofeph ehwcnaeris Gnic.

2if5 NnIOert0lls NDao, iiabt UrcocTifaNUe.
Sic beiten gSeiue I'M l8ciieno. Widbls
8eitet 81 iGocr Belt. Bei6ditSlunf6 cine
GpcBialitdt. - Snuptdudrtier oeS nSars
routonsNrbeiters Widnner6ors".
(MprIl20,I0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

@ic aus elmer an unocrcr
Stcllc bciinoIihen gun5ciae eriihtlid,.
ucruuIt0Itct Ger Baltimore Nuucrrs
&crcin bclltc. Sountug Gin Ficnic i'm
pQorIcp Fort", &cridicoelc Spiclc
fiir &lnA uno gIt mcrocu urrunQirt;
audi merOcn ocn &iuoern @ei6etfe
ucro6rCidt. 9ririihmgcn oQer @(rt
ncbit elmer N~iIrnber9cr @uritfiidc
mcrocn am Flobc iciu. I'm ) llbr
Nodmittoga miro ser Hicicn-2uitz
boIlon o@roB Baltimore" Dem Elm
% ItodigcS moocrncS0nt9 o~naebdnQt
miro, III sic 2iiite iteigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

gr. 507, 5t5 uno BIZ Hor5sW1ontforos Ibe.
feds 3iminer nit @er6eiierlna. greis $3.50. 90.
8runoBins $1,000 bro Sabr.
aplise Sduier i'm 100 9Iod Der gtoros Srobes
GtraBe, feds 3imMer init allen SerbeerlItaeu
0reis $775.00. @runo5ins $40 bro Snbr.
100 glod, 9enpooosstbe. Sine Reibe bon
foeben fertie aeiteuten oier5ebn mooerneil ,tpeis
ft1diaen Sdufern. SebS ~nerieI6en itnb Der.
Innft. Stiis $1450.0O. Sruno5ins $3.50 pro
Sabr.
@. .. Gallagher,
Bauunternebmer.
Q2S-) Sirean: 2S0S Jatrmuupt.Qipe.
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Stcaen9cinhc
StcncNciuh
Sicncncinm:
stencaeinh:

Sin il1nger beutiher Miann, frdftig Itrh nil
lg 6u %drbcttell, l1Ai irgenO lueldc Geifditis
Ni1g, Sticrten luerocu inter Der NorCiie ~.
NJ" int gSeutihcu GurrcipOuSrutru" erDetCn.
G54-G)
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Senrn 6. aIein,s Rehaurnnt.

SIR. 2t6. GIobs, nabe SoiparosS traBe.
8or8iigli9e 9Seinc, Spirituofen II. llniors
@igarren. @cites Yier an 8apf. 9urfh
fiir 8eibdttsieute bon 11.30 8orm. bis
. llbr Ga6mitinDS. IelepbOn e. & q.
ut. 8euHou 3009-F. (Dldr62)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

&etn @uu0cr. - .TrGulein
Gottor lit Orcimol bel mcincr frdut-
lid)cn 6rult gclucicn mo ieoeS Nal
NIT einen mlOcrcn bodmooernen
&utl" - vgtln lit 2eirc 6rnli ge-
limo geluorocn? a&m Giegen
tbeil; Die 0elbiudlt bat lie nod ge-
friegtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Ger o@coauitrnbcu Spar Der
Elm Nr. /" bGlt Cicnitog 9lbcno lcine
SabrcSueriammlunQ in iciucm Ger,
InmmllnGsIotoJc, 9tr. 92l, 9cpot-
StrnBc ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Der Baltimore @oucrn Ger
Elm" pcranitaltet on Sountog, BEN
/. SlnI cinen glIsIlug uad oent
o0arlcD . Yorf." Gin Ricicn Suft.
toIlon, gcnonnt o@rob Baltimore"
miro ouilteigen. Altd) fir ionitigt
lli'terbaItnngcu limo porjijglihc &or.
be~reltungen 1etroiien morocn.
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IiGnps IN ucrfamfen.

81 bcrfdifcn:
Gin 5fueiit0diaes GdbnuS nit @rocerus9abeu
Observation-Disclosures, bilie tiir einen baIs
oieen adufer. leidte Neoineuneen. gndb,ufras
gen bel ebaries D. @eder, Nr. 42O, Nprb.Ga.
feh. Strube. 127N
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-07

lar selections from 1.-THE Fortune Tel
Ter" and Princess Chic"-something
to which we could swing our feet anu
knock the chill out of our toes. =,
In keeping with the new policy I'D
vogue for the past few concerts, we
were given two vocalists, Mr.. ChaTies
Stalter and Miss Etella Masters. MI,
Stalter must have been out coastine
with a .sleighing party, as there wac Wac
too much frost in his voice for the o,is
JUNCTION required in his love oallauss,
Miss Etelka Masters made her seconu
bow at the Grand last Sunday evenlnei;
On Miss Masters first appearance
threw her a bouquet of fragrant ao
jectives and l find that the MUSIC. od
ears of the town have since JusIln.a
my praise of this sweet-voiced s'I rnt
ger. Her songs, IF Thou DidsC pua
Love Me" and "The Holy City" CAV
her an opportunity to display vaIyine
vocal temperament, as well as vo ;oh
flexibility and range, to all OF With .,tb
her rich soprano voice Responded WIN
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-07
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Salt Lake Theatre-Florence Gale
in GAS You Like It." Jan. 9-11th;
Edna Wallace Hopper" in "a Coun-
try Mouse" Jan. 12-14th.
~ .S
Whether it were mere coinci-
dence of the calendar, or the actual
design of a shrewd Encouragement,
matters little, so that we got THE
Winters Tale" with it's poetic
warmth at this season of the year,
when prosaic ear muffs are in great
demand That Shakespeare should
have given such a title to drama
that burns with jealousy and love is
a literary parr Iox allowable only to a
genius CO oie of erecting its own
standards In no other Shakespearean
drama do extremes so often meet and
contrasts so run in parallels; no other
drama in which caprice and chance
play such pranks with dull realty.
Florizel and Perdita walk the roman
tic paths where love, like tn iotus
flower, lures them into q swe1t for