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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01

The front of the Pfennig store on
Market street, is being given new
coat of paint.
GAINESVILLE will celebrate the Fourth
of July with civic parade and So
ciety circus parade.
Dogs killed thorou Inbred sheep
valued at 81, 900 on the Morgan farm
near Beloit Friday night.
Invitations have been issued for the
annual reception and dance to be
given by the class Of 1905 and the
teachers of the College of Commerce
at Germania hall on the evening of
June 9.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01
~ &As - ~ 0 &c q. A LAS
Bears the <4Ih0 Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Il IkZZztZm

G. r. Ellison and wife of Kenosha
Heights, returned from Mobile, Ala,
where Mr.. Ellison spent the past ten
days in looking over some of the lands
of the Mobile & Ohio railroad for
which Mr.. Ellison is local agent.
Malcolm Jefris and Miss Jessie
Peterson, two students of Way1and
academy, had narrow escape from
drowning in Beaver Dam lake when
their boat capsized. Young Jeffris is
son of M. G. Jefris of GAINESVILLE.
The people of Green Bay have filed
a petition with Governor La Toilette
asking that District Attorney Kittrell
of Brown county be removed from Of
fee for failure to prosecute certain
graft cases. It is not expected that
the Governor will act on the matter.
James D. Ryder, formerly district
attorney of Jefferson county, COM
mitted suicide on Friday at Waterloo
by shooting, supposedly il despond-
ency over business troubles resulting
from the failure last fall of the Ryder
Brothers. Bank, in which he was inter
ested.
A plan is on foot to build 100000
Union High school at Green Bay if a
clause in the annexation agreement
adopted when Green Bay and Port
Howard were united can be abolished.
The clause provides for the mainte-
nance of a high school on the west
side.
No trace has as yet been found of
the burglar who entered the residence
of George Kirk at Winthrop Harbor.
Mr.. Kirk has about reached the decis-
ION that the mysterious burglar must
have been concealed in the house and
remained there during the entire day
after the burglary.
There have been many travellers in
Tibit, but none have opened a richer
store of knowledge than has Percival
Landon in his new book 1.-THE Open
ing of Tibet which has just been re-
ceived at Gilbert M. Simmons
Library. The book is alive with
human interest, and permeated with
the romance of exploration into the
forbidden city of Lhasa.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare
for round trip May 81 to June 2, in
elusive, with favorable return limits.
Apply to agents Chicago & North-
Western Ry. wa
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01
FEAR SCARLET FEVER.


Lamb School in Pleasant Prairie Al
most Deserted on Account of Disease
The town Of Pleasant Prairie and
especially that portion of the town
just south of Kenosha is living in
dread of scourge ofscarlet fever and
as result of the prevalence Of the
disease Chairman Jones states that
the Lamb school is we'll nigh deserted
and it may be deemed advisable to
close the school.
The disease has appeared in several
homes in that neighborhood and
many children are i'll with it. Thus
far there has been no deaths from the
disease, but the people desiring to be
on the safe side have withdrawn the
childrenefromsschool.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01

L. M. Eichelman was in Chicago
Friday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01

Half Rates to Annual Meeting German
Baptist Brethren, Bristol, Tenn.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01
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LOCAL ITEMS.
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NN<v~SSV~VSS '7VV~S eO$S~S~~V~~N
c. NJ. Clark of Chicago, was a Ke-
nosha visitor today.
G. C. Allen transacted business in
Chicago Friday afternoon.
81 Stofe1, of Racine, was a Keno
sha visitor Thursday evening.
". P. Robinson spent Thursday af-
ternoon with friends in Milwaukee.
Brakeman Frank Malone, who was
injured on Thursday evening, is re-
ported greatly improved today.
OA3To7T Ia.
Bear. the HVha Kind 70. Aa!e Away: Bought
signature f. &l3zZzZM
John Lossin, one of the oldest men
in Clintonville, missing since Sunday,
was found dead in the river by boys
fishing.
The Silver Lake Hotel and resort is
10 be lighted by electricity. Manager
Schenning has put in a private plant
Tor this purpose.
Wilmot is planning to have great
Fourth of July celebration. This
will assure some notice of the Nation s
holiday in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Hanson, who
have been visiting here for the past
two months, left Thursday for their
home in Ackley, Iowa.
The Rev. H. ]. Roche, who recently
left Kenosha for a trip through
Europe, has reached Liverpool and
has gone for trip through Ireland.
He will go to Rome early in July.
- "a 9 TT - ~ K a.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01
PARTY FOR SENIORS.
Misses Moulton and Brown Entertain
the Seniors in a Charming Manner.

the Seniors IN CharmIng Manners
The mem bers of the senior class of
the Kenosha High school were the
guests of honor at very charming
little party given on Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Senne on South Exchange street.
The hosts for the evening we're Misses
Seba Mou1ton and S. Edith Brown
teachers in the High school.
Thirty of the students and their
friends were present and the evening
was spent very pleasantly. Refresh
ments we're served at the close of the
evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01
KenOSha LumberCO

KenOSha LumberC Co
The best proof of it's Durability can
be seen at our Office whereEa large
piece of RUBEROID has been In front
OF our Office door over three years
ind never taken up for single day.
It's good points are:
inexpensive 10 lay.
Easy to keep in repair.
Light and very durable.
Waterproof and oderess.
Not affected by changes in temperature
Elastic.
Acid and AIkaPr0Of.
Fireresisting and 0prOof.
Vermin will not Attack it.
ALI ready to lay.
Needs no painting or coating.
Will not decorate vintage.
1t is impossible tOsget in the Office with
out walking on it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-06-01
Sso,o tba /9Tha Kind You Have Always BOa
sis1 ! I1hzNzzzzw

DR.. D. c. John, for four years pre-
siding elder of the Oshkosh district
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
announces that at the close of the
conference, which occurs next Septem-
Der, he will retire because of age. DR..
John was at one time pastor of the
Grand Avenue Methodist church, Mil
yankee.
Gertin Siversen, resident of Ra-
cine, complains of having received
inhuman treatment at the hands of
Uncle Sam. In August, 1904, he en-
listed in the army and FIVE days later
was stricken with inflammatory rheu-
natism. He claims to have received
no treatment and to have been dis
missed without funds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12

lctu, Tr. 26Ol, gnItcru. Nncnlc. mo
,SamcS u. G%arntonn, in citcm 9ootc
bon cinem Sborc nobe Ct. Sclclio
nuf Den SiIdiong. Nlli biSber nod
niht ouigcflGrtc Meiie fentcrte oaS
Boot ullo allc SnIo'Icn ltilr5tcll ms
@olIer. WiiQcr, cin por5iiglidcr
Shmlmmcr, brnd1tc 5fuct %Iciicr
Trcun0c inter bcocutcnocn Nuitrcn-
gungen - lie fonnten nid)t ldnpim.
nlcll - oiti 0cn aicI bcS NootcS, ulti
meldlen iid Gle 5luci on0ercn MtGnncr
bcrcit8 gercttct bnttell. &icr botten
ollf DEM 9icl 6cS 0ootcS Elnb mo
nit 6cn Mortcn: .8lcibt bier! Sd
idlpimme ans llicr mo bringc Glldp
Siilie!" iolpic nit citcm 2dhclll, oaS
crnuutbi1eno mirftc, begnln MiiQcr
lcillc longc Sd>pirnmtour nod) DEM
2onoc. Seine 5reunoc beriolqten
i'm gerounle 3cit nit Sen 9liden
uto pIoblidl ais CT berettS ollf Dem
2onoc o~naelalt0t 5l leit ldien, borten
lie i'm eiien gcQclloen &illIerni aus
Itobeli. Sic iobcn, mic Wiiiuer lonf
mo nod cirnlnI at sic ObcrIlGd)e
fam. iein nn0ltpcr5errteS NntIib
ibnell %5ilgepouot. Gam p%erlonf Der
bcloenmiltbi1c iingc Mann uno crit
ctlpa 5lpei StumOcn lpGtcr ian0 man
ieiuen 2eidpnom lino brud)te i'm ans
2ono, no Squire Y'iciicr einen Sn.
oltcit obbielt. Die GoroncrS : Sltrp
entld)ico, ooB Gin ltnioll porlog uno
MiiQer's Seidnam ipllroc einem Set
hcnbeltotter iibcrgeber llno nab Der
Wobning Der Gltern oeS Sootcn,
9tr. 2i07, Canton penlc, aeid)ufft.
Die bier 0crctteten iprtrocn boIo nodl
ocm Grtritfcn oes iltngen Miller ilf
Sidcrbelt 0ebroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
@ruher Ynsflng
bcs yMittclsbad)cr-G ercins"
nad) Willar'S Earf, Sarfprbs Huab,
Sonntaa, Den 13. Ingnit.
2tI7,21,D

81 il d. tie DO + benz geIben
Iicbcr. = Sr. y. $. Iidarololt
lit NIT Satin mo orci 8inoern con
NepsS Orleans lit Baltimore oitgc'
fommen. Sic iino Die crItcn 6liidlt'
linae Dor Der gelben 8eiobr aus DER
0olbmnno- Stoht. Sic umternabnleil
sic Heiie ol,f Hotb hires ArStcs. e.
hes Mitelie0eS Der Stnats 0einno'
belts 9eboroe bon 2ouiIiana. 0r.
Mid)orolon mar Der agcnt Der ,Walh.
ingtpn 2cbensnerlid)erunga . 4eielt-
;tait" ilitb lit in Baltimore moblbe'
faint. Gr lit bent bieligen Stabe
Der 0eicltihaft 5ll1eitclli noroen, lis
Dos Iicbcr IN Nclu Grlcoiis utter
briidf lit. Sr.. Mfhorofth inobht in,
.MoIoorf.Sotcl" an Nortb. sIne. mo
GaIpertitrabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
9lit bic Seier!

Ecriuuen, mcldle Die Staot uGb.
renb Der Commemorate %berlaIien,
fDnnen ben sScntidDcn Correspondent
fen" nno bns SunntagSblatt fir 65
Geuts prD Wunat (nad europa fir
$3.50 per Euit 5n9cidDidt erbnltcn.
Rcdt5eitige Tnmclonng Der Nbrclc
fir Den Summcr, ebcnio beS etmaiaen
@cdiels Scriclbcn iino i'm Snterciie
Der &tIcr erluiuidjt, nm llntcrbrc.
dung in Der 3nicnbnns beS glattcS
AZ pcrbiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
Ser Gcbcnsrcttcr crtrmnfcn.
Martin NtiiQcr iinoet, nod0cm er
5mci TrcunlOc bonn Grtrintcn &c.
rcttct bate, iclblt olii Oieic @eiic
Den Zoo. - 0a3 Boot fentertc.

9(ui traltrigc Mcilc fnm geitern
Nbeuo scr 81 Sabre oItc Wtortin
Wiilucr uon Mr.. 2l07. Canton . Apc-
me, inn Nntop3co- 9tipcr, nobc Ct.
&elclu, mu'S 2cbeL nud)0cm CT
3lucien icincr GrcuuOc nit Nltlgcbot
off iciucr ar0itc bo9 Seben gcrcttct
bate, mo Oieler iultgc WtanL Der
bel Scb}citcn pieIleid,t cine Hcttunga-
Wtc0uiuc crbulten boben lpilroc, Der
oicnt c2, oaB man n1li icinem @robe
ciu Geutmol pilon5t, mcldes Die llrs
iad)e 'ciuc9 loOc9 ltu0 icine Tuiopic.
rllill jlm SSoblc iciucr 6rcuntOc CT.
lu0bnt.
WiilGcr bc1ob lid gcltern nit bier
6relruOcL ndnltid Nrtbllr Robertion,
9tr.21S. Noro-4 nnltroBe; >Sciic Notb,
Nr. 2335, Goltcru . Ipcunte; &. Sent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12


rlticn, nm Iuc@ III Der Wclt 0od) 6n9
6clCr ST loIdJcn,
Die Mortc Der Wtlltter mudteu ci.
nclt tieicn Gin0rtd olli ocn Foli5ei.
rit)tcr, Ibm blicb obcr teinc ol6crc
@obl. ais Den ,Stln9cn mcgcn @ronO-
itiitltng Dem Wcrid)tspcriobrcn 81
iibcrluciicr. ,n icine 3cllc 5llrild9c-
iiibrt, gcId)0b cine iormlid)e I'm
monoIuuN nit Dem Slungcn, Ser bis
oobin 5icnllih 0cioBt gepeicn mar.
gr benobm lih III gnn5 lonocrborer
Meilc un0 idlCn Hienlanoen ST. er-
fcnrtcn. GicntcuQnt Cole mo Jcuer.
WoridoQ Mc2licc intoten i'm oc8s
balb ioiort nod Dem StnOt Nolpitol
mo EoIi5iit Notrid Wc2onc mtroe
dis 9Sode mit9clonot. Die Whlttcr
0c9 &lln9cn iaNtc alih, or babe ltdD
miner nnocr2 bcnommen ais a,ocre
&inoCr mo bate ltctS ilbcrmud)t mcr.
Den miiilCn.
eco Wttrp6u mltroc geltcrn Nor
gen in Der Hrii6e nad) elmer bonn
6eler Mnriholl Wtcsliec ocmadten
acnolIcn ltntCrithung ocS @ronoeS
pom Mittuod Abcno, bel mcld)cr CT
81 Der llcbCr}Cllgling getonmen mar,
0oB Der Glcpotor Gonouttcllr OuS
Scucr unNcI2Qt haben miiBtc, bonn
Getettip S'QonncQ perbaftct, ltno i'm
0ctcftiu . NouptQuortier legte CT III
@cgcnmort polt Gapt. Eilmpbrep,
6eller- MaridJoll WcIfee, Getettlp
O'Eonncll mO Siilis-S euermorlhoIl
Mtngia Elm polles @eit6noniB ob. Gr
iagtc, CT babe ole orei 9roloe, Die
III Den lcbtcu lieben @od)en III Gro
gelfoB hc5 Erelton : apartment
boltle9 cltlton0en. aber glrdllder
Ncilc i'm Seine erItidt ipllroen, per-
urlud)t. 0aa critic Seller babe CT aber
nidlt oblidtlid) angelegt. es let emit
ltorlocrt, ais cr nit cIncr brelttenocll
aer5c had cilcr 3obe ge'lld)t babe.
Gas 5pcitc Icucr, un 26. Silll, babe
CT in ocn MGlllnlidfeiten pom Ilptn
:. Sonea I'M crIten Stoflperf permit
tells elmer 3ijnolbnur, Die er Inter
ein Sopbo gelcgt, an9ele9t; CT babe
es getbon, neil or hurh Die Gut
ocdung oeS 6ellerS cine SeloDni'llg
SIT @crIun9cn bottle. ino aud, oollllf
lbm Elm 3ueitcr @ddlter 5ugelpellt
lpcroen miiroc, BENT CT Iiird)fefc lldl
0eS NodjtS uQein 81 icin. Gas orifte
6clcr. mcldDcS an lebten Wttfflpod)
gbcno I'M II llbr BON iblll "cllfoedt"
lpllroe, bubc er onburd) perilrlodlt,
Oub CT cine 3iinoifnltr III elll mt
Napier ungciiiates SAB i'll Saaer-
roltnt int groacidob mari. y'ltrpbp
ertlGrtc, cr babe nid,t Die ab'ld)f &C.
babt. oie t75 gewobncr oes SallleS
5i perbrcunen ooer aud MIR III 0e.
iqby 3i trinacu: .er bahea licfS g
afdilbt, hdb ~friibseiiiN Siffc onion
gen miiroc, Inn Gin llmiidarelfell DER
SIatttto, -. s,,eItifaft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12

Eer nnuln l5en. - Ser.
geont Roonep pom meltlidgn Giltritt,
meld1er mebrere Wnnutc trant oar.
niebcr lag, trat geltern mieoernm Jet.
men 0icnlt at.
Ta$ SelbInger Scr Ma
tionalgarbe" ndbe 9clolr nlro
helte obgebrod)en mcroen, mo Sic
Gruppcn luerben ifon am Gorrnlttag
nod ibren 8arnilonen 5llriidfcbrer.
Ter 8pltpernellr ilherrcidtc aeltttlt
Atodmittog Die Meouillen mo Sro'
ph1cn, bic olS Ereiie olli oenlS toot%'
Sd)ieBItan0c in@lenbrlrnir ausgelctt
fpor6cn iporcn. Iie @eruinner limo:
Roior 2ollls Dc. HoiulingS, Wolor
8tlp Somnicn6, Gopt. George Y.
Goot mo Slcutcnunt @aiter :.
Dplunq.
0uieboGt. W1brenb Die
.SrioIeS" lid) am fiiblcn WeereS'
itron6c III Atlontic-G itp erbolten,
lpnrbcn ibrc ndd)itclt Hipnlcn bon
Scriep.Gitn in Eropiocnce ouf'S
&otpt QcIfInGcn. Icr llnicridieo
aluiid)cn bci6en Clubs muroe ooblirdl
notiirlid) ncrringcrt. Tie Orioles"
ipielen bcllic in Nerporf. Bic geitrl.
&c Score mar:
I'm 4runthrurr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
Seine GriaBmittcl

neroen bel @erltellllng bes rSolace"'
9ierc9 aus 6reb. 9ullernlhmiot's
.Nmericnn 8relperp" perrponot, ion.
bern OuIlelbe miro aus Dem belten
Sopfcn mo Mal5 gebroltt 49, oaber
Die o%agemeine 9eliebtbcit oieles uor'
3iiglid)en 9ieres. aiite ST. 9roue-
rel tt0I-tt2S Siuen-S traBe. Eel.
&. & Y. 36I, M0. t49t. (22D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12

9erncrfenSpertb lit, ooB CT am
MorQcn mad, ocm Iebten 6eiler an
Srr. Reoo, Den Sefrct0r Der Seuer.
9cb6r0c. meld)cr nit ieincr 6omilie
in Dem Notic mobnt, Die 6rugc l%telltc,
Oh or pcriidlCrt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
Ser Sranbniitung scitanbig.

geo Mltr,bp, Der Glcpotor.Gonouf-
tcltr, ckte oaa Erciton = Iport-
mcntb.ts in Nruu0. Nou-
brndJtd bic Sdnnotbot orei Wiol.
Sdne Muttcr glaubt, Is lit
Inn a%igcborcl1.
Cic brei GrGnoc, mcIdc in 6en Ieb-
ten liebcn Modcn I'M Gro9cidoB oeS
Hrcltpn : Observation-Disclosures on Der
QrCltonltrobp un0 @ltitior0 9lpenllc
9tad)t3 c%lltlon0en, limo BON Scllcrs
W}lridoa Gim. 4. W}e2tiee oufgcflGrt
mor0cr. Yer GlcuQtor Gnn0ltftellr
0c2 Mnulc1, ser IL lGbrigc geo Mlur-
PIN, mar or 9ronoitiitCr, mic CT ae-
itcrn cingcltpno. Sciue Mllttcr, 6roit
Saro6 WtltpDp BON 9tr. SOB, Dit.
GoacrltrnBe, crtIGrtc bel Dem 8crbor
Dor 4}oli5ciridtcr @rantolI, menn i6r
Sobn ruirtlid) 0o9 &alt5 angcltedt
bnbc, 10 miiEtc ea ibn onqcboren icilt.
Sic ioAtr, fllr5 Dor icincrWeburt babe
lie cine tlcilc Eod)tcr 0llrf Den So0
ucrlorcll, llno mdbrcnO bic flcine
2cidc iih nod I'M Nnnie beion0, lei
in Der Nodbarld)olt cin 6eltcr aus.
0cbrohcn, Ipeldca lie iebr crihredt
babe; mic mabniimnig lei lie nmbcr-
0clouicN lno bobc Ocn 2cutcn 5ltgc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
Yas Mrttcr.

1ilr Wnrnlano u1n Den Ciitritt
Columbia tribes Ncttcr mo iilOli6e
Wtnoc; Sonntn9 flor.
Scr bod)te 3bcrmomctcritono mar
80 @roo Inn . llbr NafnIittogo.
Ger niebrigite (bcrmomcterltuIlo
mar ~ @roo i'm ) llbr WorgcnS.
Witilerer 0urometcritonO 30.t1.
Ger bod)ltC (bcrmomctcriton0 Der
lebten a Stmnocn in nndJiolgcnocn
Stdoten mar. mic lolgt: Galtport y,
8ortlnn0 80, Bolton Sc, 9lbunp IS,
9tciu.Nor So, &orrisburg Sc. Ybilos
belpbin So, Ntlnntic Gitp rs, Cape
Wnp IS, Moibiugton IS, Noriolf IS,
Sottcraa 81, Charlotte ST, @ilming.
ton 50, Gbnrlciton SO, S%npunnub 90,
SadlonDiue 80, ,Ntpitcr 81, Sen Wcit
80, Ntldnto 50, montgomery SO,
9tem.S Orleans IS, Yaleitine 80, @ol,
pcIton So, McfnpbiS 80, Cincinnati
81, Eittabnrg 50, Oslpcgo a. Glepe-
lan0 II, 0ctroit 81, Nlpcno IS,
Ytarqltettc sc, @reen Ban 80, Chi
cogo So, Gulutb rs, ct. Youl 81,
ct. Sollis 80, aonioS Gitp 81.
Smobo %, Suron 80, Nianlord &c,
@iailton 81, SABRE SO, &elenn Sc,
Tcnocr II, Nortb Elottc Sc, 0ooge
90, Tntorilo Sc, Sos Nngcle5 rs.
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Staot Baltimore.
1tnterhnItunaS Mcauciicr.

rE'aeil.Wceuimnit, DinHtng. ben II
Muguft. Rtcnic i'm sNnrIcnr Farf."
rs9letrin." - Softniup. ben -,
enpnit. arober @u4flun nab 94ilGr'S Furi.
HGripr0s9(pdh.
.eplioanhrakeu 2bentrr." - Gicic 2Grde
.3bc CONFLICTS SdlRhtcr"
,0lertric.6 nrt." r. Euglidl 8GIocotlc-g(nr
fielll1geH mnh Gpn5eric,
,Wtpe' Bart" ant Nnd .Riurr. Ida,tb
gduocnttle 9inrttcllttaCil,
,1uIdhefcr Bead" - lnglide GrtlirttoHsn
per Ndmrter uHouiic",
GhuptaHt Riuer . Grfuriipncn ichCit SienttaG
nno Nouuerftug per Eautptcr .@rtmu Stiles.
9Snrt Tcpuiit. uua Nrttrrtun'Hrfnriiunen leben
Ticuitaa. SonucrltuG mo Sdmtldn per 9unlplcr
.Snsulchantu"
Nnmapetis uue Observation-Disclosures ichcn
Yioulap. Mittlpndh. Sreitan, SdHitnn mo
Gunntaa pet Euntrfcr oGmmd @iles",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
Sndlc nad) cinem ltnbploe.

Gin 8ciBcr iol Die % Satire alto
Cora NlGron0cr SIT God . Gapclt
b%crac1puItiot boben. Scr Nh.
oreiicr nod ni6t geiunoc11. -
Gin 9ouIepur0 in Baltimore
Goitutn gciiUcrt.
Iic 4'oiic. mclhc icit GolrncrItog
Ybcno bic lln19eacn0 pom Sod) No'
pen, Baltimore Gonltp nod oerl
lpclBcn Wonne abiltht, Der tur5 3li'
nnr 0u3 Sri. Cora ElCrun0cr nerAe'
maltigt bnttc, tcbric gcltcrn Ibn
uuucrrihtctcr Sad)c nod 2od Gopct
Slriid. Sos @ciin0cn 0e9 WtGbhell5
hot iid bC0clttcno aebcIlert. Sic c.
5Gbltc Der EoIi}ci ont 3onncrltuN,
0ob Der Mtnnn, Der lie angrilt elltcr
boaltdn0iQ 5%crIunlptel bod trtL
5crriiicnc Soien ionic eil1en 0ltrdlo'
d)crtcn Sut. Gr bobc iebr ou1lt'1
Scare un0 brultlc Nltgcn pcbdbt.
Sir Ict ge9cn # llbr Wtprgclt@ aIlctn
III oem Soule gcuclcn. Nl8 Iic noD
tl'cr Gltcllc gcgongC1, I'M Wallct
6t bolen mo in 0a3 Sous 6ltrildgc'
tcBrt let lei Der Wonn bi1ter Der
Sbltrc beroorgciprlngclL babe lie at
49, -
Der aeblc 9clpitrgt 81 9o0cn gcluor'
len ltno 0arn Dos &crbredcn bcQar,
gen. Sp0tCr babe cr iih in ser NiWs
tltng bon God Hoprn cnticrnt. Nae
holt e9 lilr lon0erbnr, oob oo9 OtUn.
dcn, oI3 c9 ongeblid) nm &iilic rici,
nidt bon ciltcr Nn5obl Nrbeitcr &C.
bort mur0c, lpeldlc sur 3cit 0cS or-
deblldcn Nngriiia feline 100 Dnrr$
ncit pom Saule entlcrnt oui Ser
San0ltrnBc arbeltctCn.
= oulCOar0 mi RI cine Z bnt'
ohc.
Sn elmer Tcrlummllng 0cr9cmubs
ner Don NolnnO Eort unl0 llnrgegcn0
mur0c om Gonncritog S(beno IT,
ihlolicn, bic Gommiil0re Oca Gour
tp9 81 crllldclL oic 0ictbooc Der
Stcucr Abiddbutg fir Den bcoblidr'
tigten 9ouIepor0 bon Der StoOtgrel'
sc bis Colo Spring Cane uno 9io'
lon0 Npenlte. 5u Unbern. Sbrcm &ors
ldloQe ST 6olge neroen bic Softer
ser NnloQc oea Snnlcporo& pom $50.
600 oui $4,000 rc0u5irt, buS Wid'
tcriol bon @itulitb ouf Wacooum &C.
dlt0ert mo Dos 2otto allcin bcltcu.
ert, nn0 nid)t nn9 SnlIo mo Die &c.
bGulidtcitcn ollf Ocrnielbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
Tn Nrupibenee
EfiiSieaer etano Der Clubs.

Sente NodImlttog Inn eln balb !
llbr iinoet en6lid) baa piel beiprodlc'
fene g~oieboaipiel 5lpiihen Den bieil.
ecn uiib ben @aibingtoner Roli5i.
fen auf Dem 5eloe an Der 9orf Hoao
iiatt. Iie Spieler belocr Clubs ho'
ben iid) oif oieie araitprobe id)nn
felt LANCER 3eit porbereiiet, mo ein
iharfer Nettfampf 1T oesbolb 5n err
ipartclI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12

Sic Prohibitions. Eur,
tel miro lore Stoais Gonpcntion ulit
12. September i'm Central . @cb0ll0s
oes uGbriitlidcn Siin9linQ3 Der,
Gins" utl Charles. mo SurutoguiW.
abholien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
'WeIbienbnnecn nadl Grntidlanb int
Seitreid)

81 81 Gents pro Mari uno 201a
Gelits pro &ronc. Torto crtro.
Webiel rapsaeltclt oif olle. SbeiIe
Der Neft. Sbeo.. 6. Sicner e Co.,
TIA Git-2crington.S Str. 3inmcr Nr.
3. (tS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
9lrthur %. Npbio,t,
q. 70. na.wef,mar,.s,rea,

1T. III, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Yoilage NofariatS : Welolwediel.
Nnream. Shiiisfarten fir ale
inicn. Heiiepaiic, Wcdiel,
gclbnedieI uno 0eloienoungen.
(slpriI4,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
Samitag. nno Characterization

nat 8aibington $1.25 auI Der
gEennIDIpania.gabn." ginete linO
iiir Die Miidiabrt bis SonntaI
abeno giiltig. aae 3iige, sen
rGongrciiionaI 2imiteo" aiisgenom.
men. G6r&SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12

sir Gun5crtc, @Gle nno Inter.
baltnnacn lit bic acrinmisc, bcancm
gelcaenc Safe bcs n%Snrnpercins Dor
iuaris," 732-734, t-1crinatpn.
Strane, Su ucrmictbcn. (224,31,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12

Stur5 aus Dem 8cnlter.
- Ger Nc9cr 2cpi @ant bon Hr.
554, Or6nroiirnBc, iiel geitern Mor.
gen irilb i'm Sd)laic aus ei1em Sen.
tier oeS britten Stodluerf3 mo braf
Gin 9cin. Gr mllrOc nod Dem yNa'
gcrncinen W~orplGnOcr Soipitol" &C.
bradt.
Gigentb ii III / d cr II mali.
- Otit ldnucren ScrlCbungell, Die CT
ollf cigcntbiImIidc @eiIc crlitt, liegt
6. g. Sec bon 9tr. $500, GbeItmtt'
Apenle, STR 3cit i'm aMorpl0noer
llnipcrlit0ts . Soipitol"' oornicoer.
Sec no6m olli Der 0cde zines Inbr-
ltllble5 IN Sobn &. @lrlt & Co.'S
@cbGlloe an ser SborpitroBe Neporo.
turclt Dor. ais Elm Miitarbeitcr ocn
Slit" in 9cuc9ltng lebte. Dobci
mltroc Gee Spilhen sic 0cdc ulto bcn
.2iit" eiuQeflemmt; uno Oo sur Belt
0cS ltltioue3 cine Earaoe an Dem @e'
b0ltoe porbei marldirtc, muroen lcine
SilIierulc nidt pernommen, bis oroll.
ben Die Rltbe mieber bergeitcllt mar.
Gin Gnobe ertrunten.-
Ger bier Sabre olte GbomoS &.
Stepern pom 9tr, $40. @clt.9nrre.
StroBe, iicl nnbe @cttertorl, mo- er
iid) nit ieincn Gltern 81 9eiud) ulti-
hinlt iihrr Nnrn nm rrtrnnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12

Ser nllnabhauaisc @crcim
. oun Warglanb" laoet anf's 60iliditc
allc bieiiaen oentidDru &crcinianuocn
Gin, iidD an Der iiinftcn Ieicr bcs
pSentidlrn Cages" am Sienitaa, Den
IL. September, i'm rSmlcD Earf" su
bctbciligcn. Bic @creins ScfrctGrc
ipcrben oabcr hrinacnb crindDt, bic
%snacinnbtcn Girfnlnrc massnfiiacn
nnb ioiort Dem Teit-S cfrctGr Nrn.
&arl u. VI. Sd)ult, Nr. los, Git.
Saratuga-S trakc, snsnicnocn, bamit
bic Nnmcn Der Weamten etc. i'm Scits
Erogramm anfgcnummcn iucrocn
fDnnen. &crcinc, mcldc lire ircicn
Gimtrittsfarten nod nidlt crbnltcn
babcn, f0nncn ioldc jcbrricit i'm %n.
rcan bcS Teit-S cfrct0rs abbolcn.
CPD
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Gcnnp's fcin acrDitcte aaiiecs

iperben III alien Stnbttbeilen BON
Baltimore p%erfauft. Die por5iiglide
GllnIitdt nno mdBisen Ereile MADDEN
oieielben geraoe5u beriibmt.
6. S.acnng Go., Sbec, aafice, 3nder.
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rWittelsbnd : Seftipn."
Bruhes Tamilienieit -
Sunntag, Den 20. Mnsnit,
i'm sSarlcD.Earf."

Ser Maufci cl mar 10 II ..
- Campbell q. Sclirif, eirt III NS.
1910, @eit 9ultinoreitroBe, luobr-
batter Gontraftor, muroe gcItern ial
r.littlercn StationsbuuIc bonn &doi
Grammar nm $50 unbaoIten geitroiF.
tpci( cr einen Wouleiel cingcidlirrt
hotie. bcllcn Giidcn cine groBe Wu!l.
De mar.