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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
@eitern MnrDlnno 3 SaGn.
, SInt am q. 5c1rnar 1905 in strait.

Slnt nni u, Bcbritnr 1905 In strait.
ShBe O~crlalleIl 0tllcns StuiiOn, uie fulat:
Sdllidl.
4.jO Soril. - G6tel11g. Snlptltnie, 6Ggct5s
lOlplL NnlHeSburo. VI, & u. Nnbu lfiO 0eH
Gh9c!L uiio nlsaenpninet SOItttaaS Y. ~
g'nbn SdncOd, G0ambcrsbnra. WtdrtiiioBura
rGo @inbeiter.
1i.26 glAenos - Nffom. nab llnion.Qrio0e.
S6alidI, nucgrnommeu SuRntage.
no Sbtil. Yorf, y. x s.. Sip. mo 6altpts
Einte oitlt0 bon SutorO a@roDe, Carlisle uto
O. a s.. NdDtl.
s.t5 Sorm. - @alptIinie, Snger5foun, Sancod.
SDippclsburg. 6rr0elid. 6Mlnittsburg mo
" y ~. gnbll DiS Clifton.
lOI3 S0tIl.. Ntiunt. lG6 Union Britge,
gori mo SClinSburg.
z 25 gin4nl. - gulom. mad Gnlnrb Strobe.
" y. DtO., fOluic D0rf.
49, A1Dnt. aIiont. nnb llnionsJtrioge.
300. gnbtl. @rprCb nab 8eitTiiniter,
Union 9rtoBc mo odlii gtftnut. BIS 0aqerss
lolol' ionic pdne0d, 5rebertd. Smmitt5bnrg
ullo Sbtppen5hurq. tFurlursGar.)
+j.2J Gadln,, - GIpreD nndI Dot, Sanuuer
nno GETTYSBURG. tFarlura6nT5
5.aV gndl1. 9lfiom. itdd GInorDsBroOe.
Glh MbeioS - glfiuln. itu6 unionsNri0ge.
500 Ibetioe 49, giIor1. rad @ulUrDs @rOOe.
NHr Sdnntugo.
$50 giadur. - gniont. nab Union NrioQe.
e. giuhil. - HfiDrt. mao Gnidr07GjrObe.
&ail moi an Der Yenniblcnnia Noe. Citation.
Hluct7 lltio @epud AiireGu. Nlbduab's, ode
Gbgrlesf uno SerinQlou Strrbe.
Sige bnlfcu an llnipilz. BcTiniOlbnnia Size
0llltoIs mo gealbrOOls CJ,0ribsylUenue) Statipu.
Y. .. @ris,uolo, u. Z. ".
q. W. sOusn. s. z. 81.
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1898, Nipcriioc2lpc
&obu 4. &obnion, 30, 9r. S27,
G%ontou-2lpc., uuo Clara %. Cca, 81
Satire oIt.
M}orri2 5. 2cpen 26. Or. Ills,
(bomplonItr, mo 2lnnie u. Sbcrs
mani 10 So6rc alt.
&omC3 =. Yllrccll, II. Mithucr, It.
Ntorp &. gSiliolL u Sabre alt Mitt-
nc; @iccr5 Ncbolt pom Noom Cen
borO, 9}r. 90S, Siio-GontomItr.
&cp. &oicpG $. 9%tobinion, 36, Don
@bitc Nnin9, Nc, utO MorD 81.
Scperina, 30 Satire olt; &iccnj &c.
bolt bon eugene @cocring. jlu1., Mr..
1911, &in0en-}tuc.
&obn Is. Simpiou, ~ rnO 0aiiu
9opc, 81 Sabre alt.
Eoul @cibc, 81, mo 9toic Sbe6od,
10 Sabre alt; Sicen5 0eboIt bon Gb.
@iie, Nr. 325. Sin @ruceItr.
"'o't'S 0','p'"o" =, i'''o 'o'.r
S'o''5o,I' ~ Suo'' "''' %.'''l5 Hcpull
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F~uVlo''I't,
P"'tp S'!'''u' o'' u''o "'u89.r ~
p'"'' %" "uoLV o''' N'''''5 9VVol' po''
Pu<'g p"tl'o,
HoI,pg o. C'!'''.o'I' "o' u'Io HpV'
Iu'oV "'''ott "oI'','to' "o Sopte an
S"el'o 9V)ol' up' N'J'''"iVl''clo' "t'
900, cndolo'FIo'V'
Sopl' "op''uu)rI' 20 'llo l. Selg'
=" "optV oll, S'IvlL5 0epoli DON So9H
"Vg''ouet' g", i'u'' "ol''leVllf,
o'pt"t 10, %o'''I, 20, n"o S'ltr
So'Oe, II ~ %oorT an %l'er5 oe0oI'
oo't u w. M'S'''o'| "r' D. ''oro-
"rgVlt'l''' -
Se.l'o''. SSrpVF' w. u'o "'or9
ep''lru5' 40 ,>o9F' otI' S,'el5 aPoo'F
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S"'''e7 w. ~S''[''"''' ~ INV "ut9
bo(t nm Nnhcrt : Qirf(onh Vr
tG35, garSt.orrinotonitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Gbciupeafe gnmpfcr.G
HbciapentcssiHte.
eleeantF BoifaGlet. 6ampicr sGueuftn- ui,o

HbciapedfcsYtHte.
eleeantf Bdiaglersba mpicr .@uaufta- uito
rNllaHta% iub
Sio. Eptnt Comfort uno VutfuGt, ia.
Sailpier ~berldien Baltimore tiglih tdusges
HoHnen GonntdgS) I'm $50 g(beroS mo for1s
ihe;l IN OLD JSoint Comfort nm 8 tlbr Dior.
penS ,lno IN 9ortulf un 7.15 Wlorgens an, ors
IblteBelio an PIE Stienbobn3ige nah aaeu
Ynnften oeS SiiOcnS uNo Gf0UeftetS,
WOttf MiuersgtHie.
GleBante Tnii1Gisr.S Gutpfer charlotte unh
Baltimore"
nan Net'Yulnt mn Midjmon1, Va.
Sampler b~erloiien Baltimore 9ieritdgs. Cont
netlt1gs rno GanlttGgS nm 8 nor Gu6mittags
mo ~iui1lelt 8I g8eit4oint I'M 7.30 Worqcns
lHIo .5n Rthn1oro nm 0.25 Wt0rleHS on.
Die 8antpter lDcrbeii uuf Der Sin, uno Jlds
iabrt tin Oort. HiOct an folgeubea Iurfttn ana
leaet; Gloueeiler Notnt, G.db 9arf uno gius
9nnipt let ~OerlnIen Baltimore UDm Qier gr. IS
nlo ~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Siltb Btlete nab allen ISlnttett iBnneu aes
lkJert. @epid 1rtiaegcben un0 Staiften3intfter
lnl. Bornus r~eIcrOirt meroei tt oeu 6iefioen
hilet 9lrsalr: Dir. 317, .giOrbsGbdrleSs strabe,
w. II, 8ett9 entte e. Strdke. ober htn 6aiSts
~ilrennr; ", $50, GigbtGtrabe. Baltimore, Mlo.
MEMBER I1iter, g. 4. Ghisnt,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @cts Baiagiers9taert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
WeSwei(er
Uun empfeBlensluertBrn Sinnn5't
GngrOs. uto Gu6etail.U eidlGiten.
Gtnun8telIG 8.
Qanfen.

y ! ~ " ~ o
8dnfen.
6trit Notionol @ant, t6, @eit.S arn'
togo . StroBe; S. 9. Gcrguion,
&r0li0ent; s. g. 8iIcor, 4oiIirer.
6ormerS' onb Wterdants' RationnI
gont. 30t, Noro.Gbarles StroBe;
@bos. &. Crane, @rGitoent; Garter
q. OSburn, 9oiiirer.
9cuti6e 9ont, Gerington- 1tnO SoGi.
op.StroBe; q. s. SdtI3, 8rdii.
Bent; altguIt 8eber, &aiiirer.
Commercial ono 5armers' 0ationoI
@ant, Somoro. unO @ermausStr.
@eitern NotionaI 8ant, IA, 0or0.
@utam.S troBe; Soibua IS. Sarbep,
&r0itoent; ". Worrtott. QaIIirer.
DrOoerS' ono Wedonic8' Notional
9aut, @lttotu. uno 5oDette.S Ctr.
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@crdanis' & @iiuers' Srauspor-
tntipn Gombl.an.
YNmpler.Ytpifn.

LNWVTFIaA ENTtWs
gao goiten uHb benz Often; febsn Wlontde,
8ienilda, 9onneritdg uno Saulitda, a6enos
6 tlbr.
Ndb 9ropiocnee uno benz Often: iebenGourt4
hgs WIttitpoh u1o ,Greitaa, .Ibenos 9 utr,
g,ub yleppurt s gctuS unb ~gtprfoIf: tdgItb
INN o lbr 4bcuoS.
5ra6i iutrh tdGIim bic & rlbt @6enos thr an
BEN 9nne n6flbrcnoe Sampler nugetlummeH.
glud Subnnrdb nth Dem Shoen: ieben 9ietts
flag, Srnnerftag llto Gnmitag, glberhS @ u1r.
g0iio1er utlb 9ro3thence : Tanlpfer fabren
bon Der Nertte nn1 5uBe oeS louas GODS Oh;
Sao1nna9,D nntpier bon Der Gertte nm Suhe
Der aeeits5aIss Gbcnie.
6. VI. Gtainabom, gaent,
Qong'E06.
70, Y. farmer, @.s4.sM.
n. @. 9ts6DiEe, B.sM.
SdrptbtreGi ar. 6J4. Rurb.Gbarffs.E Ctr
Nrg1t' NIB. qaIage'9lrenl-ar- 22tt gaeit'
B1ltlmoresStrabe. t113,3&E)
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Baltimore 0~ampf.&adst.GO.
laite uub tuuetldUigs 9at.aiHie.)

Sie Ser. etootens4oit 5ei3rStrii6.
Sampler fabren tdgltf, Solutags aIsQenoHts
men, bon ben n9np ine"sBiers. Nr. 1913,
9ia6tsStrnbe, $40 gIbenoS. brett nd6 Oh
RGint Comfort, gtoriolt, R%orismcuib uno allen
8oinl Comfort nit aG. & S.fGiftH6nGH" HEsb
TibHonor &crbtlloiua N @orlsrloiltb nit bent
eSCGbodro, 9tir Cine" loIioen 2gg ton. Boris
nit Der "alIn1tic COAT Zine, GorLoli uno
l%peitlid ino pSlo Dominion Qtrs" nub ,gleirs
Winbl8eiien nah eirupditbem Blame. 2urls
rtJie &aiiten5immer, eleitrtihs Nei6tDtung,
RcnlpI1et6nng, aolen fret. Tteierb!rte %stctfitens
5tintner In ben WiuetsAiiredur Der DAB Cine:
Rr. 1921. TcftsBnltimores Gtrnbe gir. 500 liito
b0s, 1ig6tSirnbe, g. ". g.. office. glr, 2t6.
yturb,GburIessGtraBe nno albGugb'S. GbdrIesa
uuh lertngipusGiraPe.
SDbH d, SDtTlpUpb, u. Hrupu,
8icesBrdi. II. Gen. sWiatagcr. gen.s 4nii. saaert
(He429
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Narglanb nno gernIsIuania .gabu.

8iee p~e.Iaien INSTRUMENTATION:
7.50 BORN. HGd Yort, looIid. aus aenort'
men GOnlinaS.
$50 BERN. nab &eltd, mir GoHutngs.
$50 mad Gelair, tdelib, ausgeitomuien
Sonni1g5.
1926 Ea9m. mao Dort, thgli9. aussenom,
men Gonntag5.
400 gadut. mad &eltd, mt SoHHtdas.
AGO ita6 Celia, tGali9, niseenomulen an
Sonntdg.
900 yinhn. mao BeIair. tdaIih, ausaenom.
nten SonntnqS.
10 90 Mbenos, ndd BeI1it, uur gonntdgs.
~ 20 noenbs, nn6 RtInir. Wlifiipo6 urb
e~-+Ase
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@aGboI3sSGnOGer.
&boS. Wottbeps & Con, Canton.
apenlte rut6 gtIbemorIe-S traBe.
Geo. s. Gloon & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StraBc.
9leb- un6 cmaiuirte Stabltpaareit.
Nationol @nomeIina & stamping
Co., 100, 9onoOpr.S troBs.
0mnpfmaihineH, GeiieI ii. &itmper.
8uaace Gtebbins & Cons, GbarieS.
uno 2omboro.S traBe.
2dn1nirtidaitliAc @erGtbe iin0 cd.
mereien.
@riffitb & Grrner So, 205, RorS.
PocaltrnBe.
Srnamentale 9rnbt, Irbeiten.
9niur 81 Co., Sit, N.sSoparo-S Ctr.
S6nitt' itno altr3tpaoren.
armTrong, Gator & Co., 106-18.
Sopfins. EIace.
Sregeaus, Sertel & 60, 109, SOP.
finssHInce.
&biiren, 3eniterrabnler II. HauIeaur
Srant 8. 8attins & 60, 9Sratt. unS
EreitOent.S traBe,
Sbnlpftabafs . 8obrifantcn.
n. Gtorr & 60. 436, 0or6.g alpert.
GtroBe.
3eiti6riften : Na9a8iu enc.
Baltimore Ncms 60, Bis. ReIt.
@erman.S traBe.
Srieebofe.
2oltbon SAT- @estetezn Office 81.
8eit.S oruto8a.S trabe,
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Illus 9eutiGlanO.
@irtbIdlottlidJc @%c5icHunocn III Scn
Tcr Stnntcn.


" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&crtroo ml,h in9tcitcns G,,>c
"oUc'''o'F olele@ Sobre2 &C.
fiinbiof mcrncr D., o;ro,,,
3outrIe9 MIRO 6 ldpcrlt6 font
mon ;or6;t mann, r,;, . m,.
trog geldlolicn miro. - Giii5i0ic
Ml5++or Hsou
WV 1''"'I''o ''''''
buI0iGcn 6ricOcu9 3uiidcn ,Eo-
F"' "'0 ""b'"''"' S'"'i"-
umcrifoniihcr Mciltlihcr Bonn
No''r' olI98P5elullel. 3IpcI
idmcr froufc Miniitrr
@FfllM IL, Wtarj. Sic Gnt-
lpidellll1 oc3 DollocI9poIltlld)cn Yer
poIIllllle" 5lpllc9c1 NeiItld)Iollo mo
orll %erellll1tc1 Stooten, nodocm
ole MISUNDERSTANDING NIT Den onocrcl
Slaotell llllter Nod ltlo 6nd &C.
ptou)I looroel llllo' ~peld)oItl0t III Dcr-
oortn8elloeIll NtaBe Gle blclI9cn III
ICte0'rIen Nrel'e. We Slatter heto7
l'el' 0e9rl'lIoGr g(rp-Jortcr W(cIolWs
9en olIperer H%lIl'ollllll0, oaB Der
3lolldell NelItldIolo ultO Nlllcrltn be-
lleoelIoe lo9eIlaIlllte UNDERGRADUATES
%rrlFoA )PoIeltEll9 Glloe !tooclllocr
oIe'e@ Sobre9 9etllltol3t mcr0c1
lIIlllle, ySellll bis sum Wtorj 1906
oo@ lpIrtD)d)drtIIdc %erDoltllIB 5luI-
ldell ocl pcloell SnlloerlI llIdt Der
tra0@IllaBlg 9rre9elt lporoc1 leI,
r~lllle ocl %rr. Stootelt 0e0ell,
llpcr DER llel'e oclltldc @elleraIldrlt
lllII leIIlcll 0oDel 3ou'o8el III @toH
@trctell. Sle %creIlIl9tcl Stootcl
pattell O0DCr Que Serolllo))l'llA tcd)t'
3eItlA %erDollollilI1cll oetre1l@ ellIcS
llellel %ertro9e" elll5llIeltelL llllo
NrolIoellt N~ooleoeIt lolIte orc GlllIel'
mug 'olWrr %erlru9c peluIellllI9elI.
Illf elllell 3oltrle9 llllf |llertto
OlIrtTe Is Sellild)Iollo leood) mat an.
toilIl'Iell lollell, lpFllll olld peille lod)
ole o9rdrIl0cn pelBlporlr III crlter
Slllle pom Seocr 5lcDeu lloNtelI, 81
ctlrilI lold)ell 3rlF8r oilrftr SGIfld)s
lolO 0erooe Dellle nm 10 lpellI9et &c
llel9t lellL at" ollU DON olloerer Selte
@cfoDr oroDt. SIc'e ollocre Selte NJ
oIe @l@toIretorlL l'lll 'pelal'r so
lePQ G9oll'oetIuH prlu''tlllW ol9
brltI'ne 9'clu oe9Illaell mlu. we
tiir5Iluell SeooItell III orlTtlU'Il l'a-
terDoll@ ll1o NH groBer @lllnl'rl'ol''s
telt oertol9t lporoel'' Nerr epnll'oet-
lalll ut olld pom Dler al" pl'lld)Illu
lcIller mcllerct *lalle ol9e5opff NOR
oefl, llllo 'elle @l'llporl oll o'el'''
Srlet laBt al SelltIlu)lel l'IuI@ 81
mlln'Ncll llprl1. Gt lo9t, CT oetreloe
orc ooIllpagllc mr. 6l@toIreIornl eIler-
9Ilder oellll le, ltlo ct lpetoe oe'l
gngIolloCrl elllpIe9iel1' oelll'Ne Fro'
QUITE mt elllttbrjollell pm tlIlliicDr
bis 5luall5I8 Erojeut 81 prIc0cl.
Hber alId olc eDollloerlolll ldCl
61Stolrefornl-SolIlllc lueroell mar III
oet 9llltnlel lpod)lelL eOello lpellI9
lutc Die }oIltaIlprlld)clI l@llllcrer T8ros
rIrr.
Nm NobIotDclt lollen eS Ole N9ro'
rler ollerOlll9a llldt tebIen. Nlcallldl
lueroen ne I'M &>errellDoll@ bodbellll9.
Sle bodeli ge9e1 ote &olloluorln9c,
trop0eHl ood) bet Der 6cltleBlllg Der
Sorlngc DIE Wltltlde Der Scrrelt
N0rortcr III lucItcll llnttnlge berllds
- Il - aL.A - 80. H.
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9amDurgsMm
- Iaci -
BiDmOntb--G berbOurg- ~SnmbHrg
9oppclidrnnbeH'
Grbrt6. unO 80Il0nirr.HienIt

" Yegrn Jn SnOtr fur NOnOOn mn Vans an.
Sambnrg'Nmcrifa'Siuie,
81 9rca6ipa1, Reip.gorf.
Artbnr w. &o6iOa,
II WeTt.G entre.S trabr.
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WnnnNoTIo. WI. WoNdT siaffon. Zoo ino
*s.45 &ouH.. l3.50 mo ib.55 gIadm. Gamoeus
StotiOn 800 uno 800 Norm, 10. O5 Ott.
tGgS, 400, 1886, 600 un0 2tt.t0 Nbenos.
dreo:rif, Wit. Gobdl7SiniiUn, 2s.46, ig.4S g..
Gdntb'u Citation. i7.35. 1000, 29t5 uuo 1000
BORN. II 20, 1890 uno $500 gbenos.
Winfeitrr, ~. MohulsStntiou. l7.10 y. une
l243 q. 9artoeHsG tution, l720 g., 10 90 uno
$50 Rndut
Sagersiupn, WlL ~NubntStntion, l945 gptnt.
1900 G,o6nt. enmoensStntioH, 1000 porm..
l3.i0 mo N.00 Blcbm.
HaienttGitH nno @it. airh. gnntben.S !ation.
i7.35, 2e.l5 FORM. i25, 1850, $500 Raebm..
IS 30 tmo *ti.46 glhenos.
Curtis Ban, GrinoersG tntiou. 1928 Borm.
2ntaB, SIT. 9iUnalsStution, *2.43 gu4m.
characterization, 1900 Adtbn.
RnNnI Mlala NItlru tnA AlhIInAaInhIa 49,
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GOrOOcHti9er 9lObO.
EcGclmGRigc GNmpfi6iiifaBrt
5%iuiidlcu
Baltimore nr0 Bremen

F
5uiidlcu
Baltimore rn0 Bremen
our6 sic neret 1u1o crpro6ten, nit
allen 8eQuemlidfciten b%erIe6enen
&oitOompfcr erIter &Ioiie:
.9lbein," D9rmloenburg,"
n9}efor," nGbemniB,"
.0ioilL" o8re8lol."
Die GrpeoitionStoge Iino mie iolgt:
- bon Baltimore:
ya3In," Wittpod, Sen 10. Mdr3,
2 ll6r Iadmittag8.
.@ittefinO," W}ittnodl Sen 22.0tGr5,
3 ll6r 9}o6nlittog8.
oGoiicl," Y}ittpof, Den 20. N}dr5,
2 ll6r Rodmitto08.
y@rcSluu," Wittnod, Den -. 2(prit
, ll6r No6mittugS.
oG6cmnit" NtittuodL ocn 26. gpril
, ltGr Ntu6mittngS.
nW}oin" Mittuod, OC 3. @2oi,
> llDr 9tuGuIitto0S.
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9lucite &oiiite.9
@Ou Si2,50 All,
8mii0cu0Cd8 y liage-Breiie
gpn baltimore, uaO gsemen. $4,000
non Srcmcn uam Baltimore S3G,5O'
MunOtCiicsVIlcte Udu Baltimore nan BreHien
uuO iurid S69,dO.
--
@c0cu SraMt lmb @niiage peuoe man iib
al Ole @cuerGl NQcuiclt
y. SdmmndJer & So,
&r. Z. Sii0.GoU.S trabe,
ooCr
GOwnrO 9ininc,
Eiitre ocS ,Ecutihcu GurrcipOubcnteH."
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Spdrbanten.
Central Saoings 8anf, CHARLES.
uno 2ertngton-S troBe.
8ontiers unO MofIer.
Sambleton & Co., IL, 0It-2cginQton.
StraBe.

Se1ter.& eritberitng8 .Ngrnien.
Some 6rienoIp Society, 1926, 2itb
0eu = Ioenue.
@. &. SbadeIforo & Co., 2, Oft.
SorotogaIiroBe.
Senrp ~. @orfieI0 (&ogn0, 2t0,
SIt-2cringtonItrabe.
@irdbeo6 & Con, 2t4, S~1t.2ering.
ton . StroBe.
ScnneB & SopIor, 30G, Dit.2egine'
ton StroBe.
Surner & Ebomas, 2, OTt.Saratoga.
StraBe.
N. 8. SeG6en fl, OIt.8leoiont'
StroBe.
gltd)ban0lWnl.
Wir8. %, Mnrtiu 7l5, McIt. 2Cring
ton g StroBc.
Geueritdere WobeI. 2aaerung.
@rabam'S 8arcbouie, Rort AOclniq
uno @oIpBin-5 traBe.
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@Gder. GequiIiten.
She Wpprs & Sids Co., t04, Glib,
QDlporhsS trabe.
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@runOetgentbuHls .MnfLer.
Pierre 6. 9itgan & 0epbem, t6,
2eriu0tonsS traBe.
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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-02-17
Freiuht Rate Bill.

Following is a text of the freight
rate bill introduced in the house on
the 7th by Foster, Davis and Jun
kin:
Section lit shall be the duty of every
railroad company operating and doing
business in the state of Nebraska, within
ten days after this act goes into effect,
to file with the secretary Of state of the
state of Nebraska true statement.
charged by said company between sta
tions in Nebraska for the transporta-
tion of every article of freight on Janu-
airy l, 1905.
Sec 2-Tt shall be unlawful for any rail-
road company to charge or receive for
the transportation of the following arti-
cles between stations in the state of Ne
braska a higher rate than 10 per cent
less than the rate in force or charged by
said company for the same or like service
on the 1st day of January, 1865: Cattle,
horses, mules. sheep, hogs, poultry, corn,
wheat. oats. barley. rye. meal, bran, split
onions. hay of all kinds. fresh fruit of
all kinds. lumber, coal, flour, brick, stone
and cement.
Sec sit shall be unlawful for any rail-
the transportation of any article of
freight between stations in Nebraska, not
mentioned in section of this act
higher rate than the rate in force or
like service on the 1st day of January,
1905.
Sec. At shall be unlawful for any rail-
road company operating and doing busi-
ness in the state of Nebraska to charge
or receive for the transportation of
freight for any specific distance within
said state greater sum than it charges
or receives for a greater distance.
Sec. ANY person who shall make oath
or affirmation to any false information
in any statement required by section 1
of this act shall be guilty of perjury,
and upon conviction thereof shall be pun
iShed accordingly.
Sec: 6-The secretary of state shall keep
on file in his office al statements re-
qured by section l of this act Upon re-
quest of any one paying the legal fees
the secretary of state. under his official
seal, shall certify to any information
the information thus authenticated shall
be admitted in evidence in any court of
competent jurisdiction in the state of Ne
braSka; but the facts may also be proven
by any other competent evidence.
Sec. Amy railroad company or officer
or agent thereof who violates or evades
any of the provisions of this act shall be
liable to the person injured for all dam
ages sustained by reason of such viola
ton.
Sec. S-Any railroad company or officer
sion of this act shall, upon conviction
thereof. be fined for each offenSe in any
sum not exceeding 800 nor less than $50.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-02-17
Suppression of Consumption.

Tuberculosis can be suppressed. 1t
is not necessary for a person to die be-
cause he has consumption. Thousands
of men and women have been sacri-
feed who might have been alive to-
day if only the right procedure had
been adopted. That which is neces-
sary for the mastery of this disease
is to return to nature-tO live natur-
ally in the fresh air, develop the lungs
and eat proper food.
tuberculosis is a low-level disease
People are not subject to it until their
tissues have become vitiated and their
whole bodies weakened
To live a natural life is the only
safeguard against tuberculosis. one
climate may do as we'll as another II
only one lives out of doors, gets plenty
of cold, fresh air, bathes the body with
cold water several times day, and
takes as much exercise as he can
stand.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-02-17
Some "Don'tsn About Dress.

Don't dress the neck too warm when
going out in cold weather. A little
extra protection is required for the
ears, but it is not necessary to muffle
up the neck with thick furs to protect
the ears. Warm wrappings about the
neck cause the skin of the neck to
become mOistened with perspiratiOn.
When the Wrappings are removed in
doors, the slow cooling which takes
place in consequence of the evapora-
ton chills the part, and may produce
sore throat or nasal catarrh.
Don't wear rubbers indoors, nor out
OF doors, except when it is necessary
to prevent wetting the feet. Rubbers,
being imperviOus to air, prevent evap-
grafton, so that the perspiration is re-
tained, and the shoes and stockings
become damp from. the perspiration.
When the rubhers are removed, evap-
Grafton chills the feet, the same as if
they had been wet by the rain or by
walking on a wet pavement On re-
moving the rubbers after they have
teen worn for some time it is a good
preCdutlOn to remove the shoes and
stockings and put on dry ones. If this
cannot be conveniently done care
should be taken to keep the feet warm
until the shoes are dry. The rubbers
should be dried before wearing again.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-02-17
How do You Eat?

It is safe to say that modern cook
ing develops business for both the sa-
loonlleeper and the undertaken. When
a boy eats mustard plasters in the
form of food that is almost saturated
with fiery spices and irritating condi-
ments, a thirst is created that nothing
but liquor or cigarets will satisfy. Man
is admonished to ''eat for strength,
and not for drunkenness" but in these
days anything that will tickle the four
square inches of taste surface is con-
sidered good food, although it may
contain scarcely any of the elements
that nature requires to replace broken
down tissues and to rebuild the worn-
out brain. AS a consequence, the Vi
tality and physical resistance soon
reach such low ebb that the indiVid-
ual falls an easy prey to any microbe
with which he may chance to come IN
contact.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-02-17
Ey-ns~~y>~~~,~.~sIr~-ss-
TOLIVELONG AND WELL
= How tuberculosis and Kindred Ills May be
{ Avoided Alleviated and Cured. s


} such a powerful reaction that tne
whole body was stimulated to in
creased vital activity and recovery 1ol-
lowed.
Here is another case: A young man
in New York who was getting ready
to go to the KIondike went into prac-
tice, to convince his friends that he
would not freeze to death. Out o1
large buffalo robe he made a Dag
pitched a tent in the back yard ana
slept in the tent in the buffalo bag, all
the winter, without suffering any in
jury from the cold.
And another: cultured lady IN
New Jersey who made up her MIND
that she needed a little hardening,
slept out of doors all last winter. She
had her bed put out on the second
story Veranda, and an awning put up,
with a net around it to keep the night
hawks away. Plenty OF clothing was
provided, cap worn to keep the ears
from freezing, and she got along so
well that she slept out of doors the
entire winter.