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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
HEARD IN PASSING

Congress spent money at the rate of ninety million dollars an hour on March 4. This will beat even Mir Car negie's library record.
 Will the house take advantage or the precedent esta blished by the sen ate that it may vote itself mileage without consulting the upper house or the president:
 Governor Pennypacker rode in the inaugural parade and seemed to enjoy everything but the cameras of the anI- ateur photographers along the way. He well knows there is more than one way of producing caricatures.
 The X-ray has been used to demon- strate that crook in q prize bull pup s tail had been the result of nature and not of ''tampering" as the judges be- licved. Thus are great scientific dis coverieS turned to the benefit of man- kind.
 The postoffice department has lost MT Wynne, but it gets another news paper man in his place. Peter V. De Graw, long employed by one or the other of the press associations Tn Washington, and well acquainted with public men. During the last few years he had charge of the publicity work of the St Louis exposition. He takes the place of fourth assistant postmaster general. made vacant by the retire. ment of Joseph L. BrStow, and will prove loyal and efficient assistant to Mir Cortelyou, under whose regime. it is safe to say, there will be no tolera- ton of the loose methods which pre- vailed during the first Mckinley ad- ministration and led to so much scan- dal afterwards. ds.-Hartford Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
ECHO OF THE INAUGURATION
One of the President's Exchanges of
 Pleasantries With Senators.

One of the President's Exchanges of
 Pleasantries With Senators.
 An echo of the presidential inaugu- ration, according to Washington spe- cial dispatch to the New York Post; During the passing of the parade the president was in the highest spirits and indulged in many running com ments with senators.
 Lodge said the president. address ing the Massachusetts senator, you ought to have seen Senator Bacon turn pale when he heard me today swear to support the constitution"
 "On the contrary. Mir President" re- piled Senator Bacon. ''when I heard you do that I was greatly encouraged d.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
stmulou Tunuel Victims.

The great Simplon tunnel cost eighty three lives in it's construction. says the Milan correspondent of the London Ex- press. It has claimed two more vic tins since it's completion. Several en- gineers., travelling in a special train to inspect the newly finished work. were met by poisonous gases. the ventilating machinery failing to act. Signori Grassf and Bianco were overcome. the former expiring on removal to hos pital. The other night Signor Bianco also succumbed to the effect of the poisonous fumes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
M eCk 6 Nalentine
FIRE ALARM.

S-COr SOutE Main ana 0rxnL sta
 e-Scovill Manufacturing Co (Pl
 CCor Bridge and Aagill stA
 7-Exchange Place. .2. l2-Rogers < Bro lr.) N 13-Cor East Main and Niagara stA 14-(xf East Mat7 and Wolcott ruad 1b-Cor High and Walnut sts.
 16-Cof East Main and Cherry stl. 17-Cor East Main and Cole sts. 31-Cor N. Elm and Kinysbury stA 23-Burtou street engiLe housa 24-Waterbury Mfg Co (P)
 95-Cor North Main and North sts. 26-Cpr .Bpckinghan and Cooke sts. 9t--ACue orovS and Prospect sts. " 2S-Cor Hillside avenue and Pine sts 3v-Cor Ludlow and N. Willow sta 8l-Cor Bank and Grand sts.
 S2--Cor Riverside and Bank sts. A-Cor w. Main and Watertown I'd e6-Conn Ky & L't'g Co. car hes CH e6-Waterbury Brass Co R.)
 S7-Cor Cedar and MeadoW sta B. 8S-Cor Grand and fAfd st1 l2-Cor South Nam ana Clay sta l3-New England Watch Co (p.) l-Benedict & BurnhaSn Mfg Co (FI 46-Waterbury Buckle Co P) ' l7-Cor s. Main and Washington stg 51-Cor Baldwin and River sts. b2-Cor Franklin and Union sts. NS-waterbury Clock Co. case fac (1 64-Cor Clay and Mill sts.
 66-Cor Liberty an1 River sta b7-No 5 Hose hssse.
 66ECor Baldwin and Stone sta. 62-Cor Doolittie alley and Dublin =, 7z-Cor West Main and Willow stn. 13-North Willow st. cor Hillside. H-Cor Johnson and wat.rviIls sta, l42-Wolcott st beyond Eoward. l62-Cor East Main and Weltou stn l73-East Main st. opposite Poli'a 212-Hhe Platt Bros Co R.l Buckle Co (Pl 9l4-Waterbury Crk Co. m'v't fac RJ z16-Cor North Main and Grove sta l5l-Cor Round HUI and Ward sta 253-Farm street
 2J-t.orner Edn. and North Main sta. 26.--Junction Cooke and N. Main sta, Abbott and Phoenix aveuueo sT2 -Grove. bet Central A Holmee ~ Bll-S. N. E. Telephone Co blde. Rl P12-Cor Bank and Meadow sta ( Clowrs Rl < AtWood F.) Slo-Ame~acan Ring Co (P.N AAo-Eiectrlc LiGnf Statioo P,J Boofl < Haydeus Rl [ Hose nouse. BH-Cof Green sEd '. Leuoard seR b23-Cor Washington ~ q rorfee A e24-Coe Charles and Porter seA < Si.nons sf < wsshingfon sS. e11-Cify I.umber | Coal c R.l [ Bros Rl ls2-Cor Iiberty and q. Main seD q Johnson Mfg G 6l o62-Coe. Baldwin anA Ryo OoaL
 01GNAEA
 l. One sffoke ealls superinesoGsuo b the City .haIl
 Fl. Two strokes. Are eue rpcaR LII. fhrse strokea. 12 n e = .s-eNsRfH klpws at 3 1rrsork.
 1-1-1-pls4-14-1-1-fen ssrekeD Qu1es U0 lnl1eaep . eesen1 alarm ana V0 0n she Goe1Ee toreo aD0D ogv1eA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1905.

Harry Stillwell Edwards. Georgia postmaster who incidentally wins bls literary prizes and rakes in publishers checks. comes to the fore with q project for internal development. He would have the government construct q chain of inland waterways by means of new canals and existing rivers ana lakes. Since everybody cannot locate along natural water courses, it seems not only fair, but stroke of business nolicy. to take the water to the inland settlements.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Kitchen Utensils of Glass.

The newest idea in pastry boards is thick glass. says the NeV York Post The old time marble slab is now said
 to absorb. whereas the glass Is quite impervious. hence much more sanitary. Under the siass is placed . thick sheet of felt A great many kitchen con veniences are now made of glass. Roll ing pins and washboards arc fAmilisr, but giass roIien for towels ars Det ysl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Cause cf Losc.

The principal cause of loss in the focks upon the farms isfilth in some of its many forms. Impure water. mcldy and decayed food. impure air. filthy houses, vermin of all kinds. are some of the things that come under the head Of uncleanlines. These are the things that we preach against wlren we cry to the poultry world: "Unclean. unclean,"- American Dairyman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Dr., Osler at Mukden.

 Kuropatkin in retreat, a most de1ected man; He sat in contemplation on an empty vodka can, And as the little yellow men their cordon closer drew He muttered low in Muscovfte, ''If Osler only knew! 'That little fellow Nogi. though he's past threescore and ten. Is prancing like a three-year-old around my Russian men, Is tying Tie Ling in knot that breaks my line in two If Osler only knew of this. if Osler only knew! "Then there's that old Oyama, who my stubborn center stormed; He certainly is past the age; he should be chlcroformed Yet there he stands performing tricks that younger men should do If osler only knew of this, if Osler only knew! "Kurokrs getting on in life and surely should retire; Then whats he doing on my left direct
 ing of the fire. And doing other boyish things an old man shouldn't do? If Osler only knew of this, if Osler only knew! That old man Nogi's worth about three hundred thousand boys. But, oh, my military pride 1t certainly annoys To be defeated by this superannuated crew, Who'd be retired and fossilized if Osler only knew!''
 Wallace Irwin in New York Globe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Our Busy. Good Naturea President.

Mir. Roosevelt seldom loses his good nature and exuberance of spirits, which are his attractive characteristics. says Jackson Tinker in Public Opinion. He is extremely fond of his children and devoted to their interests and enjoy ment. and they prefer being with the man who to them is father" than with any one else. No employee in any vocation is . more busy man than Theodore Roosevelt. the chief executive of the American nation. But he thrives on hard work and is ever alert and energetic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Cattle for Fatteninp.

Tn buying stockers a common prac- tice is to buy cattle during the fall and early winter that are thin in flesh and weigh from 800 to s00 pounds. winter them on ration calculated. merely to keep them from shrinking in weight. and either fatten with grain on grass during the summer or graze them through the pas,uring season and finish on grain the following fall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
We Have Just Received

an elegant line of poultry. Native turkeys. 25c to 2Tc; native geese and ducks. 2jc; native roasting chickens, Isc: native fowls. 16c; western tur- keys. 2Oc to 23c; western geese. 16c. We also have large variety of sea
 food. FULTON Fish and Meat Mar
 tet 25s-GO-6o Cherry st Phone es3-2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Iat- lets. All drusgiats refund the msaeJ C t fails to eura. k V. 0rovsIe - oaSure b eo eaeh box. 4e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
SEA FOOD.

ga,ibut Goldfish, Sea Trout, Oys- sers and Scallops received fresh every other day. Salt Salmon. Mackerel, Herrings. Bloaters and Finnan Had dies. in fact, everything the market affords.
 CITY FISH MARKET,
 24I SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

ten III Der tmlcren Sous So66u. Gle
@erontommcn0en moren be0ieriq,
lb1n Die Sono 81 idiittelll, lln0 Ole
@rllppe lallidte NIT Nltfmerfiomfcit
ocn Morten Der Mei5heit, meldc Don
Den Sippen 0e9 Mfonnea pom 9tc-
bra@fo tr0llfelten. Ger .lntuerQleid1.
lld)e 6ilbrer" fiibIte lid] "oiicnbor in
bobem @ro0e qcidmcihclt oltrd oie
Tufmertlomtciten, meld)e mon ibm
erlpicS.
Plus 0enl, mas 9rUan in icillcn
Northumberland NIT beruorroQen-
ben Forteimit9lieocrn ]perlol1ten licB,
ge6t berpor, DAB er Die 3iigel mieoer
III Die 9ono 81 nebmen gcoenft, uno
Dob er Die Eartei mad Ieinem Muiter
liulrrlebr 81 reorgouiiiren miinid)t,
lpernl man ibm Dies Qeitottet.
Sein Gmpfong I'M aupitol mllB
i'm leoenfoIlS itarf IN iciuen 9(biid-
ten erntntbigt bobcn. lteber 1eine
Elone 1id fir Die Oeifentliffeit 5lt
ollBerlL lebnte CT ob. Die Belt lei
ootllr nod nid)t reif erflGrtc er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
0cntidDcr gScttGcwcr6.

Die GumpIer scr &oamoa.2ini al
Der Eucificfillte. G%onfrrrcn5
iiir sic oFncific Ntotl Gompicr-
@inie."
San 6ron5i&co, II. &orutor,
- @leidBcitiQ init scr Ncfanntmos
dung, Dab ole 9lllibcbrm0 Oc& Cor
trottcS Ger o%ociiic Mail 5tcomibip
So" iiIr ben ntaidlicBliOcn Gron9s
portuertebr init Der Yunoma.Giiei
bobn 81 1allonla DorgcidloQcn NOR
Den lit fonnlt Die Nahridt. oob Die
o&o5ntu@ Stcamlbip 80" bel Dem
6rod)turrfe6r 5piid)cn Hononlo ull0
Son 6ron5iSCo III @ettbenerb treteii
miro. Die III ,&nie lit Die ocllt.
Idle Gompierlinic, mcld)e sur Belt i'm
@onocl5pcrfrbr 3miiden Geutlhlan0
mo Siios Wl0 Central Nmcrifa be
trieben miro.
giler meitercn GoNriht 5l 6olgc
bcabIid)tiQt Die nGbilcun Nopigotiolt
So" I'M SronSpnrtpcrfCbr nod ccH-
characterization NGicu pio Eunos
mo 81 coutrrrircn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
SdpiiiSnadDridItcn.

NcmDorf, 81. &anltor. - Nb.
0ciubrCn iin0 belltc uou bier bic Cant
pier oltnbria" nod &iucrpopL
o9teus Nort" uuh Solltbumpton, uiu
EIumout6 unO Gbcrboura o6inlun0"
tlnd Nntpcrpen, n&0niQ hilbert" uudl
Aeapcl lmo Wrmuo.
@ouIo1uG 81. ¨ur. - Nth
AcIongt lit bier ser 0oupfcr Sta
tcl1oum" BON Nen-Dorf; Ocrielbc irB-
he icinc Nciic nod NotterOum tort.
HtperpooL ~. &amur. - @b-
9cfobrcn limo uo1 bier Die Nonpfer.
.SuIumnio" nod Bolton mo oGfrli
ria" uod) NeuzDorf. .oac
@oprc 81. Samar. Ger Gon.
pier go Champagne" itadb bcutc poll
bier nod Ncm )ort in Scg.
Intmerpen 81. &onrtur,-@lb
'geiobren nod 9tem })ort lit bon bier
Der Gumpfcr y&roonlono."
2ipcrpooL 20. &ormur. -gla-
Gclonat lit bier Der Compiler .2lltos
nio" bon Hcn.2ort.
&amburA 20. %omlor. - Ger
Compiler yErctorio" longtc belttc BON
Ncm.)ort bier Ml.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
Giaarrctten luaren ibr Sob.

GDicogo, 81. Sonuor.-Sooic
E6ompion Die iunge Satin oes aii-
tiers Der Oaf-Gart Gpisfopalfirde,
bat iid) pergiftet, neil tie bon ibrent
Sang 5ltnl Gigorettcnrollden nid]t
Iuiicn fornte ltno lpegen oieier unieli-
Gen 2eioenid)aft oft bon ibremWanne
heitiQe Gorpiirie onboren mlBte.
0ie Trou bat nieoerbolt periltht, oos
Gigorrettenrnlld)en oltf5ugeben, ober
ibr 8iQe permohte Der 2eioenihait
nidt SEER 5t tperoen. SIMMER mieoer
iiel lie in sic ate 8erpobnbeit 5uriif,
nbpobl ons piele Gouden lie nerpos
1rlo gerei3t mad)te. gtad einem Def
tiaen @ortmed)iel init ibrem Wonne
ariff lie gum Silt unb itarb nad Idlts
oeren 2eioen. Iuf Dem Sterbebette
bat lie rellepoq ben Ir5t, tie bod ont
9eben su erhulten, ober cine Gettung
mar unln0glid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
@rnnoitiifs ltcbertraaunacn.

9ultiS $. aennoro an @ilfinion
& NepiQe, , @rllnoItiide; So.
SEQ. >MaIIol an Sotic &. Goie.
@eitieite Der Monroe., nobe &onl-
boroItrobe, II bel 60, @rlmo5ins
$50; $325.
4uorep Is. 2omrencc, &erp., an
Soiepb Simon mo Strait 9%eoroicitc
Der @oitern-Apemue, ndbe IntItruBc,
IS bel ITO, @runo3inS S26; $l265.
Amelid Bombing an Gilnlie 8oms
ling, Siioieite Der Goitern., nobe
Eotterlon . Eorf Aoennc, 13 bel SO,
8runo5ins $42; So.
Sonuel Siegael al Sionc S6n.
piro, Siioieite Der 2omborO. StrnBe,
nabe Central Ipenne. 12,S bel 100,
@runo5ins $25; $3.50.
Geo. ". &nopp uno 6rml al v9ta-
tiollol Grfange 8onf," : @rutos
Itildc; $4,000.
Socob Hubir all SIooc Sboplro,
8eltieite Der Shrooer., robe Sering-
tonitrabe, IA bel 45, @runo5ius
$685. sc 2i3, So.
Gbriitiou Carlos uno @ennbl ali
1ronf g. &bite uno 5rau, Sitieite
Ser s. StraBe, ro6e Walbroof 9lpe.
nue., Is bel 81, .@runo5inS $50;
$3.50.
.lnno $. Diners on Gbds. 6. ga.
po1e, Siiolpeitieite Der Morris NQcp.
y bel 10, @runo3ins $50, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
&rpnn fiblt iid,.

SIN &opitol 5u @oibinQton pileQt cr
NIT ben 0cnIofrotiid)eu Gijbrcrn
Hotb.
Sal binatom 81. Gontor. -
@tlliom &cnlingS 9ruon lit oui ooS
@ltri9Itc benilbt, ieine oltc 1iibrers
'baft IN Der oenofrotiidcn Gortci
mleoer 81 crlaHgell. 1tno oQem 9(u-
ldetn nod bis iorueit nidlt obltc Gr.
rol9. Gr mar nod @oibiugton oc.
tonnl1elL Tim nit Sen iibri0en G0rtei-
.ril6rern Hotb 5t pfIcger, mo man
mltB 'ogen, 0oB Die Irrfnabmc, meld)e
cr lono, i'm 3t nlIcrbono Soifmntqen
beredtigen oorf. @rpon lelbit idien
onaenc6m iibcrroidt 81 iein. Grci-
lid mar eS ELI gorl5 0epaItiger I'M
terIfieo 3niidcn Dem Gmpian0 mel-
der linn SIT SbeiG mlroe, uno oell
fiiblen 9eariiBungcn, oel1en cr begeg.
.netc, ais er Dor u%nQefdbr 0rei Sobren
.9ierber famL nm ieilt ourd 0ie @abl
Don 1900 Itorf QeIunfenes Ereltige
mieoer o1lf5ufriI6en. Wun empfina
i'm bGflid, ober 6te Scmperotlr ser
9ltmoipbGre mar nid)t einlooeno.
Man lieb i'm iil6len, oab er obge-
thor iei, OoB man i'm 9egriiie ltebe,
nod chem nnbercn 9onnertrGger it'd
um5uieben. Cos HeIultat ser lebten
9erbltmobl 6nt min altgenideinlid)
ole Mirfung ge6abt, 9rpan nieoer III
Den Sottel 81 beben, ooer bod ieoens
foaS in cine Steallng 81 bringen, no
bic l(e6rigen io5uia9en, aus idicrer
Ger5fpeiflln9 SIT inn ouf6lidcn, neil
lie niemono Inoers buben.
Sr. 9rpon bat iih oieicn SoAper-
bolt at 9tltbe gemodt uno Die Gage
lueiolif) altsge6eutet. So6olo er be
merfte, mic ser Sale lief, mari CT iid)
III ote Srit't un0 begann pollt0nenoe
Frln5lpien %iententios .5li 1ubern.
pg8ir baben ser Gompromiiie ge-
mug gebdbt," perfiinoete err Den mil
ligen Sorern NIT orofelbaiter 9eto.
ilng. sd oenfe, Dos giebt meinen
gnliften iiber Die %iogenonnte Heor=
goniiotion binrei6enoen altSorud,
Wenn Die Belt mieoer berontommt,
no mir gearnte 5u e~rfiiren baben,
lolten mir oarauf iebert, baB 9ieicni-
gen, Die mir 81 8onnertrGgern mo-
den, Der progreiiipen Gemofratie AT
gehoren."
grpot blte6 etrpa 5fpei Stunoen
lang I'M 9apitol uno biloete in oieier
3eit ben Miittelpunft elmer belebten
@rlippe bcmofrotiider MeprGientan-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
&crmiidtr tclcgrupbiidr 9cpcidJcm.

>Sll SefIl9t0lL At0y lDltr0c Y.
q. @naoncr Elm 3ilullerHlaHl uol
eincm Negcr Der in icin SultS cinges
Orlr1gcn mar, INN icine i5ron SIT per
9cmaltigen nurd) einen SduB olli
Den ZOO permlmoet. Gin 2pnd)9eriht
Itcbt 5lt crlporten. mern man 0c& &cr.
BREEDERS bobbuit mer0en loltc.
Su Sort FIoin, N..D., lit SO.
ihuo 8eo0er, eilt hefom1ter 8eid)dits.
mann I'M mittleren Gbeile non 9tep-
g)orf, I'M Nlter Don IS ISobren &c.
Itorben. Gr mar elmer Der 9cgriinocr
bea Eel5qeihGfta uto that 5ltr 3eit,
ais Der >SGger mo lrapper nod i'm
Wtohomf. GbnI al5rtreffen mar, groBc
@ei6Gite.
~ Ger nMbitc Stor" 0ompier
nHomonic" Bate bel lciltem Ginlml-
icn in Bolton Nnii., Die Mnnnlhoit
oes @oltoner SGoonerS oGictor, /"
meI6c Den iintenocn Sdooner ctph
400 Wfeilen 0itlif bon Cape Scnrp
berlieB an 9oro. Die @erettcterl
limo Der Captain ". 0oloen Elm
SteIlermom umo fiini Wotroien.
- rSn &onioas9itp, NO, lit Geo.
gllen Eoteet, 5nlebt Sllipeftor int
9%nbnoienlt, i'm 2IIter bon 81 Sobrclt
gcitorben. Sm 9iirgerfriege botte iidl
Der &eritorbenc riibmlid) ausge5eid)-
net mo megen ieiner III Den Sd)lo6
ten BON Sbilob, Gbidamotgo, Geiaco
uno Nol6pile belpieienen 9roporr
por er BON Y%rGlioenten &iucollt 5ltnr
SberIt ernunmt mor0en.
(n Ipronc. ga, gcrietb Elm
Sdlitten, olif mel6em IehS anoben
cinen &iigel binabrutid)ten, uuter
cine Hongir,2ofomotioe nobel Der
12-jGbrige @iQoro Glber uno Der
gleidaltrige George Sbomos Den
8oo e~rlitten ll1o Der 1~0.jGbrige Geo.
Seiber lebenSgefGbrIidP 8erlebun9en
oopontrug. Die 0rei onoeren anaben
entfomen unper'ebrt.
Gbds. SucobS, Elm 9ttger. MIR
De geitern olf einem Strabenbabltz
naggon in Menp6is, Tim, geid)oi-
len nno mubrldeinli6 tootlid Der
luunoet, neil CT, ais er ousIteigen
lpoQte, Die 2eine an5og, nel6e Die
Sabrgeloer regiitrirt, on1tatt Der Sigs
ilnlglodettld)mtr. Gononftcur 6. s.
BRADFORD ioI ben SfitB obgeieuert
baben.
@ae oil Dem y@olfenfroBer"
Der columbus SapingS' ano SruIt
60" in Columbus, O., beidGitigten
arbeiter ~ltellten geltern lire l6Gtig.
felt elm uno erfldrten, iie mollten
ni6t mebr an Dem @ebdlioe orbeiteli,
iueil ooiielbe oboooooeb" (per6ert)
lei. 81 llni1Qe baben lif) in Dem
9alilperf erei9net. Ieitoem Oeiien Or.
ribtung I'M letten Serblte begonnen
iprroe, ltno ais geltern ein 9odlteins
nlollrer ollrd eiilen Stnr5 ans benz
8. Stodlpetfe ium's Seben fam, mnllte
Nicmano mrbr BORT arheiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
NbfHbrtStaNc ser Gampicr UOn 3cm-
Wurf.

Compiler oGbeuniB" nod 9rcntcn
an n. Soullor.
Compiler n9toro Nmerica" no6
Neopcl mo @cmlo ON %. Sonuor.
Compiler nHDnooul" nod Gcttcr.
oom om'25. Somor.
8oupIcr oSoooie" nod Sabre ON
2G. Somlor.
Compiler oGo0crIono" nod Nut
tDcrpen an %. Sonuor.
9ompier 02ltiie" no6 Ncopc( uno
@cnuo ONT %. Saulor.
Compiler nGomponio" nod 2iucrs
pool onl %. Sonuor.
Compiler o%Wtcnomlinec" nod Con.
Don am rs. Santur.
9umpier DG3t. 2oui3" nod Sont6.
onpton an 70. Sonllor.
Compiler rGcmiDlponia" nodl
&ont6ur9 oHl %. &onuor.
GompIcr oNitorio" nod @loS0olu
am 2S. Sanuor.
0ontpfcr DMoltfc" nod Gibraltar
an 80. Samlor.
9ompfcr ollItonio" llod) Ncopcl
ltno @cnI0 ont ST. Sonuar.
2unlpIcr or9onOenburg" nod
Bremen ont 81. Snnuor.
9onpicr a@ermonia" mad NeopcI
ont 81. Sonuor.
9omplcr vGoIobria" na6 Neapel
am 1. 6ebrltor.
Compiler Baltic nod 2iuerpooI
am /. 6ebruor. -
Camper o9ottcrodm" mad TotH
teroom am T.. 6cbruor.
9ompier r2ianria" nod NcopcI
mo 8enua an 1. 6ebrltor.
2ompicr Champagne" ua6 SABRE
ant 2. 6ebrrtor.
9ompicr oMonGoliHn" nodl @loS.
golu am ,. Se6rtor.
Compiler oGretic" nod) Neopc( ltno
@enllo am 4. 5cbrliar.
Compiler DEbiIooelp6io" nod
Solttbonlpton on 4. Scbrltnr.
Compiler gGcntonic" mad Qibcr.
pool orn s. 6ebrnnr.
0ompfcr oGouroinc" nod !Sonre
ont 8. SonInr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

Gbtcogo, 81. &amlor. - 81
&rciien Der bicligcn Giicnbobnlcute
bat oicSScrboitunn BON iicbcn Grodt-
bof-GlcrtS Scr oNiihi0au Soutbrrli
@obn" arobc Scniution pcruriad)t.-
Die 9obnbchGr0cn iino elmer pcit
%0cr5lpcigten G~icbSbnnoc inter ibrcn
NuQcItcIltcn ouf oic Splr gcfommCn
uno felt Wonotcn iolcu 6rad,tpaN-
Qona in Dem GnNlFmooo @ohnhpir
lOltcmotiih bcitobIcn lporocn icin.-
Ter Cine Scr ncrhoftctcu Nnhuz
Glcrfa mar Elm Seini6n1cdcr er itobi
ntr feline Gigorren uu0 GbonlpoQucr
olt@ hcu 6rodtlcnonnQUt. SGQlid
lol CT Is 10 Geut8. GigorrCn Qeroldjt
mo picle 0icicr geitoblcnen Gigorren
al quite 9efarmte nertbeilt bobcn.
Gin mocrCS Mfitglioo Der 9ieb8bon
DC hntte aus 6Crt GrI0S fir sic &C.
ituhIencn Snd)rn cine tlcinc Turnl
Q~ctuuft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
Wcf0hrIidler NDditopler pcrhaftct.

Gbtco9o, SGS., 81. Sonlor. -
w. g. alrf, meld)er bier in elmer ele.
gnrtten @obnung an Grairie.9 (uenlle
lpobnte ltno iid fiir einen 9unoes,
2eteftip ausgob, lit in aurora, SQs.,
Don Der 9unbespoli5ei ais elmer Der
9cfd6rlifiten Gopiergelof1lider mad,
longem SUDDEN oerboftet mo bier
pom Nidter Son6orn i'm 9unoes-
GiItriftSgeriht ullter $4,000 9iirg.
i6oft gum Gro5eB i~eltgebalten NOR.
ben. airf'S Spe5iolitGt mar, Den
&ert6 Der @eIoi6eine SIT erboben, in.
Dem cr beilpielslpeile aus einem Gin
ooInrIheine cinen 3ebnoolloridein
ntudte. &trf mar in 9lilroro uliter
Dem Aalnen Gbas. Glenlons befannt,
aber er nonnte iid) ord) Gl.ienorabt,
Carton, Sorlon mo @. $. Sebmon.
Gen angaben oeS gunoes-0 eteftips
Gorter 5ufolge f0nnen gegen airf 10
piel anflagen er1obcn perben, oaB or
al 1000 Sabre I'M 3lld)tboils liben
miibte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

Ser o9Gfer untcrfiit.
5ungS 8crciu M 8" belt qc.
tern aben0 in &ol5'S Safe, Nr. 4OS.
observation-disclosures, ieiHc regelmG
Blge 8erIommlung inter oen 8oriiB
ocS Gr1iioenten Gouoro 9artbolontc
ob. Sr. Scnrp GnGelboH iun0irte
OILS Brotofolliiibrer. GS lpuroen 5lpei
neite Olit9licoer olrfgcnommen ltnO
3lpei Gonoiooten uorgeiAlogen. MS
Wtitglieoer 6cS Sdieosgerid)tS nun.
Den Die $50. j. Sem, Charles gnl.
mon Otto Heet, Sobn GeubdIs,
Charles 6rieo, Gbriitiou 3inn. GbaS.
aeQner, Conrad genner. q. @eioer,
g 2ellihel, q. H6oer. Otto Eccb. !.
Ncubolls lmS j. Wciufeloer ernaluit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
Sdttfstartrn pon mnO mad 0entId)-
limb.

Bon Baltimore bic Bremen: SEA.
lilte $3.50 uno $44.5O, 3miidenoed
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3uiidenoed (fiir aae
BaIla9iere) $34. SGeu. s. 9iener
& Go., 3immer Ger. 8, I'D DIT.
2crington Str. @elomedie[ uno
@elbIenounger. (323--1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
Vnuferutt.

ter, $50, 81. SSonitor.
Die oGitD Sooing Sumo & 8ruit
bat beute an ibrcn Ibiiren Die
9fafrift onaeidloaen, ooB tic bic
3ablltngen eingeltellt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

fir olle Nrbeiter in Sen Sdoenpiue
@crfen pom t. <Sollu0r an cine 3ebn-
pro5entige 2obucrbobrmh cintreteu
laiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

Sn Nep.9orf bat lid Ser G6or.
ldnger 6riB Garid i'm Anfleioe3im.
men oc9 metropolitan Cpernbott=
les" %erbdnGt, nahOem er einen 9rief
ais 6rantiurt a. NJ. aeIeieu bate.
6arlb mar 30 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

aS1 2~ouispille,, ap., lit Goter
Gboras Nilep bon alton, Sis, oil
oen lolgen Don erlittenen @erleBln-
gen aeitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

o~isitvt so Icuutu grduiui.
tU gsy Ntsr. Sit tlstIhdit
irIStear Bseubt ubsgdu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

uno ttris Rctti isussu rvir
Ihutu uuisgtu arebtu, irin.
iutHtttsrtgu reutihm ga
men. uHb pitinSsUtatalog.
ilmut rlcltu GarmtuWeu
pTottu, tdruuttr feeiiutt.
Sane Gpt,4 Fpru,
giuiou : 0Taa 4}gi4yn,
@tritt, alii'e RIst Il. J.. ~.