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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Staot Baltimore.
SnS Mcttrr.

sir Worplono lulO Ocr Giltrltt
Gollm16iu Sd)ncc mo ihurtc norolI.
DIE 9Sinoc.
Ser b0dyitc (bcrnlOnctcrItono mar
26 @roO nm 3 llhr AIodmitto0a.
Der ni%coriQitc (bcrmomCtcritonO
NOR 70 @roO INN I llbr Mor0cn@.
Wiittlcrcr @oronlctcrituno 3O,42.
Ger nicorigIte lbcrmomctcritono
Ser lebtcn 2l Stlnoen IN nudyiolgcn.
0cn St00tcu mar mic iol0t: Galtport
10, flor; EortlnnO 10, flnr; Bottom
II, flor; glbop 10, flor; NCu-2orf
II, trii6; Hbiluoclpbio fl, trilb; Nt'
Iontic-Gitp s, triib; Moihin0ton II,
Sdncc; Noriolf -. trilb; &ottcro@
81, trii6; Chariot. trilb; @IlminNs
ton. flur; GGorlciton 81. triib; gu
nnnllob 81, trilb; &odionOiuc 3S,
flur; Sllpitcr Is, flor; Sen SSclt 56,
triib; Ntlonto "a, triib; montgomery
SO, flor; NelusO Orleans -, flor; ga
leitinc II, triib; COLLECTION is, triib;
Corpus G6riIti 80, triib; WcmpbiS
2S, triib; Cincinnati s, trilb; Eitt
burg 0, trijb; Gs>ucpo 6, trilb; &ui
folo 4, f(or; GlepclonO >, tlor; DC.
troit >, triib; 2upeno ,, fIor; Wior.
Quote 0, trii6; @rccn Ban s, tlor;
Chicago 6, flor; 9ulltb -t2, tlor;
ct. @ull ,. flor; Ct. Youi3 IT,
flor; &ouina.Gitp II, tlor; Nmo6o
4, Flor; @ilron ,, flor; 9iSmorCf
-i6 flor; @iaiiton -16, flor;
SABRE is, trijb; Sult &otc Sin
"a, Shnee; &clcno ., S6ncc; Gcu-
Der "a Shncc; Nortb EIottc 10,
Sdncc; Googc Gitp i6, triib; Nmo.
rilo 81. triib; Sos 9lngcIca %, fIor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
"OaSro6cB nC6"

USaS rOtbC gtdD," Der SalCnoCl
oC9 yScntidDcn GUrrcipUnScutCn" fiji,
Oas SnGr 1905, fat icin f%iinftcS iGBr.
Tides Gridcincu 0CmndDt mnO Wiro in
niciCn Sa0cn alien Scicrn Der 3citunN
~fUitcnfrci ais 8cidJcnf ocs 6crnnS.
NCbcrS jugCinnbt. r0HS rOtbC &udJ"
lit nidDt fir WclO III BGbcn, bonn mn
N6Onncntcn Der 3citnng crBnltcn
oniiclbc. Scr Snbnlt Ociicl6Cn lit
iOrgfGlti9 aiSgcuGblt iuOrOrn nnO
nmfnft ami ocn 100 Scitcn in MIG
lidDit fnrsCr Turm cine llnmcngc mii-
iCnSlucrtbcr Nrtifcl. IS lit Ons Scs
itrcbCn ocs SernuSgCbcre, bicicS SndD
immCr mcGr ais uncntbCbrlidCSNn dD=
idJln0c6ndD III 9CitNltcn nnO in Ocm-
iclbcn gllcS III bictCn, mas fir bout.
ifc Gcicr uOm Sntcrciic iciu foun.
0uS nadfOlacnOc SnGnltSUerscidJ.
nip 5cugt uOn Der SicidIbaltigfcit OcS
100 Scitcn I%tarfcn SudeS, iucldcs
nit uiclcn fcincn SanitratiOnrn Orrs
5icrt lit:
Observation-Disclosures &olcnocr.
Die felten itno bctpe9li6cu 6eIte.
@rlduterirn9en iiber Die uidtigiten
glrten Der 3eitre6nltngert, 9alenOcr
Scr SuOcn II. I. ~.
&alenoer fir 1905 nebIt Sen afro.
nomiiden Grei0niiien, Mon0pcdieI,
9ollcrnrcgeIn, 100sidbriger @ittcs
rllng8.&olcloer, biItoriiden 9otcn II.
+. ~.
Gum nellen Sabre.
@eibna6ten.
Der arieg IN Oitniien.
6rieori6 bon S6iaer.
Retp- Oorfer ltn0ergrln6.9a6
gGuf Snfel Sam'S StaatSidiff.
Ser 9olt OeS 8anomafanol8.
SobreSs TunoI6alt.
Nooerne S6neafobrtcn.
Wacrlci @iIcnsiucrtbcs.
Der SO. GongreB.
Mittbeillulgen aus Dem GoItucr-
febr.
@r0Btc StGote ser GrOe.
Nruno in Baltimore III 1904.
8i6tigite @reigniiie in Baltimore
in 1904.
Gbrouif ser So0eSfGae bon 9elrt.
i6en in 1904.
Staot,9 eamte uno s9ebor0er.
8rGIi6enten. @obl in 1904.
8obI IN Worplaho.
@ublcn in 1905.
@obI- 9re5infte ser Stuot.
Coroner 9aItimore'S.
Soli5eiridter 9aItimore'S.
SmpiGr5te oeS @cilnobcit3- gmte8.
Sogo. umo 6iid.S 6utperein.
Gougrcbmablen in MarplauO III
1904.
@oltimore'S Stcucrrote.
Stnot8.@ nblauiiidt -9eborOe.
Spirituoien. 2icen3. 9eboroe.
Stimmgeber-& egiitrirung.
Stoot8. gintponoerrngs- 9itreali.
@unoe8.g neutrality-suspicious..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
gOfal &Olitiidlcs.

Gic TriIbjabraruoblcn mcrten ibrc
Sdattcn poroll2. - Gic politiidlC
CONFEDERATION oca StoOtrutbc@. -
@cr iid ais Sto0trotb9 -ARitgIicO
m06Ien loliru fam.
Gic bcUoritcbcnoc 0}unijipunmobL
mcldc om ,. Mai itottfinOcu miro
unO in. Der 81 Wtitglic0cr Oc3 eritcu
rnO / Oc9 5"lueitcn Rotb5pcige9 SIT
@crruGblen iin0, f0nat bcrcita an, 6oa
Snterciic 0cS oll9cmcincn Yltblitum5
81 CrrCgen, un0 Is bot 0Clt Nni6cin,
BOB Die Wohl ais Don cbcnlo GROCER
8c0cutlung betrudJtCt mcr0cn miro,
mic Die Don 1899, dis Wopor &opc9
crmGblt mo bci0c H~ntbSGpcige iIbcr.
m%0lti9clloe ocmotrotii6c W}cDrbCitcn
crbicltcn. Die groBe @eocrltlmg Der
bcooritebenOcn Nobl licgt oarin, ooB
Der nddlite StoOtrotb ilbcr Wfilioncl1
5lt pcrfil1cn bobcn miro, I'M Sale sic
9ilrqcr eic Orci 2(nlcibcn; $4,000
coo filr Die &onnliiirlu10 Der Stoot,
%2,OOO,00O fiir &CrbcilcrlnQcn I'M
MINER mo $l,O00,O00 fir @ort= Nn.
loNcu, 0cnCbmiqcn lucr0cn.
&n 1899 i~tcIltcn DEFENDERS bic &c.
mofruten 0ltBcrit quite Gnnoi0uten
iiir Den Stootrotb ouf ais cine Tolgc
Der tltr5 pprbcr inultgllrirtcn 9cuc-
gllna fiir mluti5ipoIc Hciorm, @olr-
perncur Noriicl0 bat jcbt Die &c.
i6Gft2lcute Der Stu0t %cruubnt. oar
ouf SIT icbcn, BOB nrr 5ltUerl0iiigc
Sclltc III Ocn Stootrotb QcpG6lt mir
0clL 0crlcn 0u3 &olf bic fitr 0ie &C
pIol1tcn GcrbcIlcrlrngcn crfor0crlihcn
NtiQioncn obnc @olgcn onuertrmucn
f0nlte. @cnn bic Mornlln0 0ca
@ouucrncurS aud feline 0ircftc Gc-
tornlbcluCgllnN o0cr 0riinOlng elmer
mrull5tpolen Sigu sur 6ol0c bubcn
iOltc, Die cigcnc Gou0iootcn o~llfitcl.
len miir0c, 10 miro moglidcr @eiic
Ooa 8lttc OarollS crluodlcn, 0uB Ole
Eartct-O 81 gnniiotioncn bel Scr gl1ta-
mnbl ser StnotrutbS GotOiootcn
mcbr &orlidt onucnoen merocn. luie
Is olld in 1899 Der 1SoQ mar. Gon0i-
ootcH fiir Den Stootrotb miiiicn 0uS
81. 2%cbenSjobr iibcri6rittcn, orci
Sabre lang Dor Scr @o6l in Der
Stoot mo ocn rcipeftipcn @orOa, in
lucld)cn lie ais Gun0i0Qtc1 auftrctcn,
9Cpobnt mo Gin &o6r Dor Der @ubl
Stcltcrn oltf Gigcntbum sum 8ertbe
bon meni0itcna $500 6c5oblt bo6en.
@err StonC Ucrnctnt.
DDS fiir5lid olIr6 Elm Republican,.
Idea 9lott per6ffentli6tc @criidt,
Dab 3oQcinncbmcr @n. i. Stonc
oic FrdiiOcntihnit zines 6inonB.&n.
ltltllta it6crl1cbnlcn mo iid bon Der
Folltif 9or5 5uriid5icbcn miiroc, miro
BON @rn. Stone ais g%ruu1OloS binoc-
Itclt, Or la0t linn lei oQcrOina& cine
oerortigc Nifcrtc aemodt morOcn err
tonlttc 0iciclbc icoodl uibt onncbmcn,
lucnl9ltcltH lest uid)t. Sem Ecrmin
olS 3ouciumcbmcr crflGrtc err, loltfc
crit onl 30. &lni 1906 ob, mo mos
cr Damn tbltn miirOc, Oh cr lid nm 0ic
NIeoerernennrn0 berpcrbcn o0cr ms
Frtootleben 5uriid5icbcn miiroc,
tollrte CT icbt nod llid)t bcltilnmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
0elSieromngcn mad SentIdlano unS
Scitrcid,

gu 81 Gents pro Marf uno 20E
Gents pro 0rone. gorto ertrd.
Wedlel alsgciteIlt oiiI ollie Tbci-
Der @eli. Yiai9e Sd)iifstortcn pc4
nno nad Geutidlano. Ebeo. 8.
2iencr & Go, I'll Git.fegihb
ton-Str. 8intmer 81. 3. (fS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Micocreinfiibrnng Der bnrdDlanicnocn
Enrlpr Gar 5iuiidlcn Baltimore
nno Itlantie. Gitg iibcr bic Sela.
iunre=HiOer. gribne=Hputc.

Som 1. 6ebruor oil miro cine
ollr6lauferoe Eorlor-Gar Dem 3uge
n%ngeb0ngt iueroelL peld)er oenllniort.
gabnGof an @odentogen nm 1.40
Nadmitta9s perldBt, IN s(tlonticsGitD
nm 5.35 Nodmittags onfommenb.
Sir Die Niifiobrt miro oieie Gor Dem
3ll9e onDGlrgt ueroen, weld)er am
itno nod) Dem 2. 6ebriior an @odells
togcn 1trn 10 llbr &orlnittogS bon
atlo1tic-Gitp u6iGbrt, III Baltimore
INN $40 9iu6mittngs anfomnlenO.
(21,3O,3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Snlins Scbbel, oeittider Bbotograpb
321 u ..8ap.S traFc.

aabinetbilocr MIR 81 PRO 9ntcnb.
Sn emaiairten opalen giloern iinb
i4one Neubeiten eriu1bnensmertb.
2ebensgrobe photographer nno
fiinitlcriid bollrnbcte Gopien alter
9iIbcr in grapon, .@%aiierfarben, Del
Juno YaIteIl Elm SpeaioIit1t.
Wan ncfarKr uimt, pursuiprrdrn
(924--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Sdtffstarten pon nnb nad 9eatId.
Iau1.

Ton Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $42.5O unO $44.5O, 3miidenoed
$33; bon Bremen biz Baltimore:
aoiiite $50, 3Wiideuoed (fiir aIe
EaIiagiere) $34. Sbeo. S. 9iencr
d Gu., 3immer Scr. 8, i'd SIt.
S~erington Str. @eIbpebiel un6
8el0ienoungen. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Sm 8nrn.
Ger ollgebIi6c Nngrcifcr bon ,5roli
aotc Slttbcr perboitct uno bon
Der Gomc iocntifi5irt.

Gtltcl1 oll@1e5cihnctcn Sauna nlodls
ten III Der Nod)t Don SonlItoo ouf
Gcltern NunGc-S cr1cont @lpnn unl5
ole Eoli5iItcn Sion WiiQcr umo W. $.
Wflucr, inOUn tic Den olr0cblihcn
Sdlirfcn Dcrboitrtcn iucld)cr an
6rctto1 Nbcno 6rou &otc Hlrtbcr
bon 9tr, nos, Noro- Sutton @(ucnre.
AM Der Strobc nicocruorf mo be,
rollbtc, t%ritnubmcll. Ger Nrrcitont.
lucldcr icincn Nomcu ais GOluor0
Vrolpn mo Icine Norclir Ar. 1901,
MbotcoatltroBC, nn0iCbt, mllr0c olli
clte MISUNDERSTANDING birL luCl-
dc 6rnu Slttbcr Don linn gub, Der.
boitet. Mnn fiibrtc i'm 1Sroll en-.
tbcr Dor, lpclde i'm nit @citinmthcit
ais ibren Nn0rciier i0cntifiSirtC. IoS
%crhor fam lcoo6 crit am 4. 6Cbr.
ItottflnoclL Ga oic Srolt nod INNER
10 icbr onNc9rificn lit, Dob lie nid,f
I'M Stonoc lit, Dor Oicirm Sotuln IN
Der Holi5ciitotion 5u crifcincn. Ger
NcGcr lit crit q Sabre ait.
l(nter d mcrcr VI d II 3 /.
9un 9.-WPaIen Giloer, cin 81 Sabre
after &ouSmoIer bon Nr. 2036.
Otltro.S troBe, lplroe aeitern I'M nlitt.
Icren S~totionsbnlie pom Eoli;eirid]
ter Grammar Dem 0crihtSucriobrclt
i%lberiuielerL meil CT orlNeblid bic 13.
jobriae Ncgcrin Nettic NJ. Coleman
pom Nr. l23, Gbeitnnt Npcnuc, am
S1nlltng Nbcll0 III 0cnl bon Der Nc.
gcrill Mimic 8recr bcrpobnicn Soltic
Ar. 25S, Gbcitmlt.S trnBc, Ocmib'
broltd)t bate, Illd) Die Green lpltroC
olf bic ACKNOWLEDGING Der @eberber.
9iltg Der minoeri1brigen Nettie NJ.
Coleman filr unmoraliide 3uede iiir
lbren Fro5eB ie~itgebalten.
NbIeben.-Sr. GboS. u. Wud)S
mutb. Gin bctaullter @etrciocbdnolcr
bon Dit Baltimore, itorb am Gam,
ltn0 I'M Altcr BON 70 Snbrcn ill ieincr
Wpbntng Nr. 70i. Siio-Sujcrnc.
Strobe. Gr bintcrlGi,t bier ainoer.
@enrp G6arlt@ unh Gomaro @o6$
mntb nH0 6rou VI. 0olermonm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30


oon,cnt o,Sn,or6citer ho+ 6crid6tctr
nop o. sic 01norIpocnhcit IN, on,or no.
Aft ,tn6 sic trfnrhcr(i4pn o6rittc
rrorciit mem sic 2pit i;ir orfon1mcn
crodbtet mirn Ierner m,rn, bcrih.
tct. oob bos pom Njjrocrnrrcin" ncr.
ionbtc 0ompblct ann gcltrn bcs
Wolfra" oos moblpcrbipntc EutcrcIic
iibcroQ or1llnocn nat ulD t6olidNod-
It'9'i ''uu) oV''' Fol''pg'cI Iou) IcFl
t'''ot'I'', " ,oc'U''' etel''Ptu'e o''
"' '''t6''''Vn' S''''"V U''tg'ttt 'pe'
oV'', Yer 3I'ro9 'o'9eII 3i'IV''IlC'
"'' oe'' %[QIVtIVl''.''ot Se't'I' loupoc
l~'9'l' "plo'l','VV'' p'2 peItV.Ie''oe''
|''utu9I,'Irr9 us 5"t MISUNDERSTANDING
o"''u9VlT9'. "a
~ 49, ~,
GU o|'' P|'''' "o'''" I'Ua'I' '''''oI''
N'''tu''o0u U'N 1"9''''Se'''t" VI
~ "OVr'''o'''o "'u''H'pujot %u"e
~ UuS F'o9'o'''''. III lo'9C'loe' SS'llc
I9u''o' 'oo' "Cl,, "[Vl UVt Sluot
>Cet"' "IuS "~'".'uet'V' <oot'Ie|
~. @''IIlP0t"oV II, SS!''5o''t8'
~ = Nol'''' SStllu'''IIV"'llN
-putt'I''olt "l'lIo 90 "NcilllU'@
~u"9,'Iy, u, "ul'orI" gSuuIc'-
t"l'o Il, |'l!'uvI "elHe Spl'lI'','
'"V'' >'tp'U'H oVH 5lp'l''n l''o
"0V''b "~Vl''''u9'V'''l''
Scrr Stcpbon StcinmTl.
Ter ocrhrt. Sine onoc,r6nrc
llcbcrroIduuna mlroc ocItcrn Srn
StcpDon StcinmiiQcr. Dem Qiriocn.
tclrtcn ocS GborS Scr Sor Sinoi.@e.
mcinoc. III Gbcil, inocm linn Al lei.
1cr 35-iGbrioct &lbi(6luusfcicr oIS
Wiitolieo ocs Chores. oclIcn 9citcr
or nm id,on lett ctliden &,obrcn iii.
cine prodtpoQc ooloenc llbr nit poi.
ien0cr @i0nunO ii6crrcidlt mlroe.
ToS fp(ocloc 0rouromm oc(onoie
bel Dem @ottcsoicnit 3lr 0urtfiih.
rul1o: 8rG(u0ilmL, n. @ooncr. 6bnr
,llnfolb ne GortolS." @ounp0: Ghpr
,.Soachiob." Iiolnt $50. lG 0pmcl.
itonm; .9orltd." aSfemo S,iSroc('
uno .9orud, Client" g1, IS, OpIt;
0ltipln lt16 0hnr .etcrno( 5rlIth"
'@. g. 0mIt (SpIo; Grou Is. s. Nos.
bc); GiplinIo(o. G6. Siubiuo (Sr.
Ebco. Scmbcrocr) gpiprohc BON
Robbincr Or. Iopio Ihifipion. 90.
ritonin(o % 9orD mott Spln," In
Semberoer (Sr, q. Steinmiiacr).
G6or .@rcot is Schopob" 3 Sdl,.
bert (Solp: Sri. Worn Sdlmob).
9ic @nItcrSYhr GurI.
oolIrric ou1 Mnuut gcrtor
I(occ mirb in sen Mnuotcr Gp6ruor
11nb M0r, on icbcnt Mittmoh ,rub
i'm M0ir, o,,rh nm irScm 9onritoo fiir
ms o0npn,ci,1r E,ib(if,tm arr Nriid,.
fauna often ochoIten Iipir &rrIt-
ooQerir hot iih ci1cn 10 orpben go.
men crmorbeu, boR aunItfrcrmbc
ots oQrn 5bcilcu bcs QonbrS bipir
@c(cocnbcit m~obrncbmcn, bicIc(br in
oicicr 3cit III 6cIidtiocn, Ger ertroo
pom Icrfouic ser 9i0etc fIicit in
Sic Goiicn ser glrn,enpercinc scr
Stobt 7icic er6ffn,no hcr @o(Ic.
rio If irinfcrn INN or1forpn, r>,,4r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

P'o9tu''tllI oo' ou' U''''U"'
!Uu" oe' |oc''ol'''lV'puIt"t9l' |l'.1t
IllorI 'oeFo'n tuI',' S'c 80, ega;l,
@'ooCt 't''p "'uo'o oVo''' C'' "...'n a
uvI' "o''.'lV' pt% "<uo'' >ql>'C @,,,
lel'lcIt' III Nulo'''''V" I''' $500
Pl't9 puH "tl.(I"' "'-o "''", Snr.
9r or9 "tI' S'"'''Vv ~u'9 m'.S a.,
0oVl''' Lu'oV'' o''<,',"
tIu',H, ~H V''''',';" ,,,,
el''o !ou. III c0lto', I,.4i
'uI'8 p,t Ip''' "',,,,t, ;n;,,ns 81,
"S'"'''''" "'.''S ,,I' -, ror
'.8V''t'' go, he.at;h ,,nre,
on"''"'l, N.4s&.r, r,,, Tnnncr.
"~'too"''''9. ""', M,,, ntaihn,i;+crr
w, "''", m,..,a,ia,o. >,r,
~, , >,n wnoCrhor CIr
Nv ",.y '',1 erm,,, itoho,, Sow,
',s9 s +, Q~nrc,p,a" oor,
ot,'',,os' @,,,%ii, :, 0G,s;;h+
~"
no0nu f,,,n ~,c,tcr,
a. ;tt,, anna 0S,ohc ii;r nir bcinc,
I,.Ha,, .o,,n,, So. nics;3hrior,
~ ,.e,nhnG. ;t,tt rrcrhc. in, onric"
t,nt,mo" ,n;rN Tin,nr W,.,hr io[,tc
a;n, g;rn,, nc, Observation-Disclosures.
to,s ,,ord,o,. f,L,c,Hc wi+,r;chnr 6oi-
,-n,h,ton. hio %% NhnrIrs Wo6rcr
wn,iinor N,,,t,r Wn,n,Itorf m,t6
T;S,,E% 0tonr, ociiort Sn,,rn cnnS,
[,T @;horN o,nnlof mottricb
SOc,,. &c,,rn onrci;cnrr ac,,r, oi,,
,1nN Sn6ort Shn,iNt ~ m,,rNc bc.
ih(o,icn ci,,cn nItn,ohi,6cn Moafcr-
Eo0 ,rnS fri, oo5ti;n,fc,t ~n6,,hortc,,
,rn Soy critcn Wrohr hrr Nr5ffn,nos,
crrrcn nah -, ,rtbci(rn nrr,nrchc,,
nicicr6cu ,irh -, ci,,cr @0rttrof+;or ~.
5tc, Wonoca u, ~ocito(trr WefonntGh
ficI Icttrs Eohr ncr Wosferbon bcs
grion" in In(or ncr orn,,c, 5c,,crs.
br,,nit o,,s Sic o6mc;arbri+ Sns
6rr Mcor, Gi0;ro hci Son. ,,o,tri,o,,
Gieuno Sos Gon,itc's m,,r5c 6nh,,rh
%cntId,lSiot nob Scrr 1imro rn;t a.,
nom nc,,rn ctomnholtry 6a;dbcort
m,trbr mi nc,ic, 0a,hlic;r i,,Io;h
EN- @lo9 9elecrt pltroe.
@SetelHl9lc ga ser"
c3rncr nm W~or+in,oro% t;ot
form IN 6r, nnr,nn,. ap;xGHS,,
9Qoh,,r,o ~ 40 opnnnaas"
M g;,,n,, i, man,n;nS4mt
Nor,ito nn, m,. |S'I "'.' p,"'
ci,,o,, o,r,n fHn s., m" N'"'|
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4o,nnntoo %nlg 1'm'
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o., .,,rS, - I'D
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

SdittrIfroit, Sdmcr5cn, Maiaria,
ga Wrippe nmb idlimme GrfGltnnscn
fHrirt bnrd gYIancy's Hene Fills"
fand III fIiifierr Jurm). 9rris PC.
gfftenfbnIbfn berfauit.
fSQuS.S&S ,6Yet1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

MdDtmna! Die o@ortcnlnubc" fiir
1905 bc5iebt cin icOcr 2cicr in @olti.
more nlO l%lnl9cgcno onl beitcn ourdD
Die oelitidc 9uhbonolun9 pon u.
SnnitidL 10 9tbro.Yopplcton- Ctr.
C30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
llntcrGoItunas . g}cnmeiIer.

u@iuHf.NfaOcmie 49, 2tctc 23o0e; p@th.
gaif. Bout"
0hnice Shcntcr. Nicic gSpdc: "Ibr Ildet
of Senoc MiuiL"
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nAcruB ihc RnCitC."
les. tbc @mutemr Craftsman.
,MnrnIouSs SBcater." - Sicic 2GOhc: tag
iib Matinee. Acitb'2 Gdllhcutllcs SidrS.
,,aieuCs Auditorium " - NiCic g&odc; ocr
Nbnia Der ,3nnbcrtiinitlcr NcIlar,
,@inuch's SBcnter." 49, Sicic &o6c; nHitrl
nf toe streets"
AitteleDan : eeftiun,, Baltimore gnnerns&er'
etu, 9uitpulosS Cttinu." - Mtouidq, hen q, Sc
brJlnr. erober WtaStcubal IN Der o@erilafla5
Wduucrdpr4 Sale.
yGDmpuguic g. MiontnN, Den 80. 8drlltnr,
orober lPGeienbuu In l%iiiitrl's Salle," Or. 1O3.
Roroz Srehertd' Strabe.
,SdiuciScr Snmcn, Gcrciu upn Baltimore
MiontaA ben 20. Scbrltur, Wtnsicnirar3net IN
Wicienbcrg'9 6uuc.
,smWciScr Oahs6lub INN @nttinDrc," -
Wlprina. ben 6. Sebruur. }%lUcitcs gruBCs Rrci2z
nniicn In 9Ioolpb &tcnert'S SotcI.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
Saves Children'S Lives,
rHOMPSON,s eAROSMA.


Have you a family? Do you realize
that the annoying kidney trouble OF
your young children, of your baby,
evidenced by irregular and involuntary
emissions. will lead in time to fatal
results II not remedled? Thousands OF
children. of young men and women, die
every year because Of the neglect OF
parents to give the proper care in this
respect in their early years. Generally
this Is due TO a non-realization OF the
meaning of the symptoms, often to
lack of knowledge of the proper RENE
dies. Even your physician, man OF
science that he is, may be led astray by
the varying symptoms of liver and kid
ney disorders. If your little one gives
any evidence of a weakness OF the Kid
news, of inaction of the liver, soiling
the linen or acting sluggishly, get
Thompson's Barosma for it. The rem
edy is unfailing. It is absolutely harm
less, composed of pure vegetable in
gradients, and prescribed all over the
world by medical practitioners OF the
highest skill and reputation. Mrs.
Fred Lobelenz, of Tltusville, Pa, writes
that her little son. four years old, after
being given three bottles of Thomp-
sons Barosma, was permanently cured
of bed-wetting, an annoying trouble
since babyhood. Mrs. N. F. Leslie, OF
Oil City, Pa, says her five year old
daughter, after several months OF in
effective treatment by physicians for
bladder trouble, and being in dangerous
condition, was completely cured by six
bottles of Thompsons Barosma or Kid
ney and Liver Cure. Ask your druggist
for Il. SOC and 81 90 a bottle.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
salt In the Spectrum.

The extreme delicacy Of the spec
trum test is illustrated by the fact
stated by Lommel, that the three-mil-
lionth part of Il milligram of salt of
sodium, an impcrceptible particle OF
dust to the naked eye, is yet capable Of
coloring the flame of candle yellow
and of giving the yellow lines of So
dium in the spectroScope. Indeed So
dium in the form of common salt
Sodium chloride) is so universally
present as an impalpable dust floating
in the air that 1t is next to impossible
to get spectrum which does not show
the sodium lines
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
POrtuaa! Approves Hays Note

Washington, Feb, 81. - Secretary
Hay received from the Portuguese
government cordial acceptance and
firm approval of the secretary's note
of Jan, 13, inviting the adherence of
the powers to the principle of the in
tegrity of China. AS Baron Moneher
the Belgian minister, already has Civ.
en- verbal assurances to the state de.
partment of the hearty acceptance by
his government of the pledge proposed
by Secretary Hay, all of the powers
addressed by the secretary now have
signifed their assent to the general
principle of the insiolability of Chinese
territory, no matter what may be the
outcome of the war
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
STANDARD OIL INVESTIGATION.
President Assures Representative
Campbell That Il Will Be Thorough.

Washington, Feb. 81. - President
Roosevelt assured Representative
Campbell of Kansas that all Of the
power Of his administration necessary
would be used in the investigation he
Is undertaking through the bureau Of
corporations into the affairs Of the
Standard Oil company, to the end that
the small producer, dealer and con-
sumer alike shall have fair treatment,
and that at the same time no injustice
shall be done the Standard Oil com.
pany or any other concern.
"The president realizes" said Mr..
Campbell, that this is the most i'm
portant investigation Of the kind
which has been undertaken, and he is
going into 1t with the determination
that 1t shall be as thorough and sue
cessful as the machinery of the gov
ernment can make 1t. He wants
nothing but exact justice and fair
play but is determined to ha = both "
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
settlers, Rates via Nickel Plate Road.

On Feb. 21st and March 21st very
low single trip tickets will be on sale
via the Nickel Plate, to points in
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Okla
homa, Indian Territory, New Mexi.
CO, Texas, Colorado, Wyoming and
South Dakota, Write, wire phone
or call on A. G. Showalter, d. P. A.,
S07 State street, Erie, Pa, for full
particulars. 143m21
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
Investigation In Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis, Feb. 21.-Following
the example of the Kansas legislature,
the Wisconsin legislature, 1t is said
will soon investigate the Standard
Oil company.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
A Radish Story From Washington.

Washington, Pa, Feb. 21.-Philip
Cooper of South Franklin township,
yesterday marketed in Washington Is
bushels of fresh radishes which were
grown this winter on his farm. He
planted the seed in the fall and the
only protection he gave the radishes
was a covering of dead leaves.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
Settlers Rates via Nickel Plate Road.

Settlers Rates via Nickel Plate Road.
= On Feb. 7th and Dist, March 7th
and 21st and April 4th and 18th,
there will be on sale via the Nickel
Plate, very low single trip tickets to
points in Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
North Carolina, Tennessee and Vir
ginia. Write, wire, phone or call
on A. G. Showalter, S07 State street,
Erie, Pa, for full particulars. 142a12
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
A Few Confidential
Words With Our
Patrons.

We doubt there who seriously question that the
most desire of the of this business that tran
saon with their patrons be made candor and absolute good faith
that shall be made patron which will
disappointment and strus aud bring dred the stores good
This is fixed law 1t is the standard that be main
tanned by every individual associated with Smart & Sberberg
stores iu any capacity.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22

Among the numerous kilograms and
letters received by Mr.. Campbell con-
graduating him and the president on
the developments in the matter, Mr..
Campbell calls especial attention to
those which have come from Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
Homesecle3 Excursions via Nickel Plate
Road.

On Feb. 7th and 2lst, March 7th
aud 2lst and April 4th and 18th
there will be on sale, via the Nickel
Plate, very low round trip tickets to
! oinis in the south, southwest, west
and northwest. Liberal stopover
privileges, choice of routes. Write
wire, phone or call on A. G. Show.
alter, S07 State street, Erie, Pa, for
foil particulars. l4lal2
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
Personally Conducted Excursion via Nickel
Plate Road.

Showalter's special (personally
conducted) parties for Chicago and
all points west, northwest and south.
west leave Erie, Pa, twice a month,
generally on the afternoon of the
first and third Tuesdays. If you are
contemplating trip, call on, write
or phone A, G. Showalter, D. P. A.,
S07 State street, Erie, Pa, for full
particulars. 144a12 .
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-22
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. f. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c. OPS