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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

FACES. Gr. Eooid,c, Scr mad, Sit.
g'rifo gcbt; sic %iibrigcn Scrrcu iinN
nod Gcutih Siiopcit . 2lirifa o6.
ocrciIt. Sic ncroeu int Heidlatogc
ali @riIno cigcncr @cobndtunocn
iprcdcn fonnCn.
Tic Dor ci1ligcn @odcn aus Same.
run gcnncI6ctCn llllrltbcn limo ltid,t
bCitGtint mor0cn. IS idcint obcr IN
nCm noll5cn iduunr5cn GrOt6cile In.
5%uiricbcnbctt Ncgcn bic Scrrldoit
Scr @ciBcn 5u bCitcbcn. Nid)t bios
in Sen oClltlhcn SOLOMON, ulld) i'm
aor0o @cbict, in Den portugieiiitcr
NM cnNIiidcn 9clibltngcn trctcil
hicic Gr%Idlclnlrrncn ST Gage. Mud
ser 0Clltidlc NIritotcnincr 81. Ecter3
Dot nlti @runO Der GrIobrungen lei,
llCr lCBtc1 Hcilc olli cine pandtbiop.,
id)c @clOc0unG III aon5 Mirifu binoc.
Die Iirifo fiir oic airifuncr
for0Crt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Noihiinn0 in Mnhlnnh.

gu bcn Snitcn 6cS aricocs uno
Den rcpOllttlonurcn Ill9brildcn in
HubIonO, Die oo9 qrobe G5orcnreid,
idon Qcrutg bcbrildcn, folrint MN
and cin ncltC3 llngliid. Gt,pa 2G
@oupCrrcmCnt@ lin0 bon cil1cr Mi6.
Crn0ic b@Ctrnflcn porocn, 0ercn Sui.
QCn bCrctt@ iCbt iiibIbor lpcrbcl1.
Aof) 6cn Vcrid)tcn aus Mublono
0|iiritc lid boS Sungcrjobr 1891 IN
bcn bon DtibluohS bctroUcncll Sou.
u%CrlCn1cnt% miCocrholell. logor nod
NroBCrCn llmrion0 ormcbmcl1, ba Der
NricN bic Stnuta0cIber pcrld)litnaen
bot uuo Die lo1cnonntcn aorrlfon,
merit HltBloth'@, Sic @oltperncn1entS
Hi0ion ml6 Sillu, noit scr Wi6crno.
tc bCion0cra ld,iuCr b%ciroffcn por0cn
limo. Mud int Commencement Soel.
ia bcrrld)t berCit@ HotbItunh. utb
sic @cborbcn bobcu sur Snnmlnng
bon @cl0lpcnocl nllfgcforoet. cSln
Sabre 1891 bate oic S%nngcrSnotb
MIR 5pnn5ig @nuucrnemcl,ts crgrif-
fen; icbt linb's lbrCr led)s mebr. Iic
HrNicrunQ trilit bcrcitS Torbcrcitln,-
gen, cincn grobcn S6etl Der ~iliiiii-
Ncn Smmcn Der CUR &crmoltuna
Der Hunouirtbldoit Geborenocn 9icl.
'ortH iilr nifentlid)c Mrbeiicn ollspl.
nCbcn, nm Der ncthlciocnocn @cp0l.
fcrul11 %Croicnit 5lt pcrihoiicn. -
.Gbcrlr lolIcn Den @oucrn @orifiiiic
5t 'oen 1ijnlti1itcn 9eoingunqcu &c.
.mGhrt mcr0cn. Nan bcfiird,trt, ouB
'ulld) oo, 100 bic Hlrbe bi9bcr fibd)
nid,t 9clt6rt mcrbcu lit. lln5riricbcn.
bctt uno Hcooltcn ullSbrefcn f6nll.
ten. Suuact muo NoiG limo bcfolnt.
lid sic he'ten Terbilu6ctcn rcpplu,'
.tlc1torCr W%enbcguuncm 1nto in HuB-
lolO bCbori IS sur 3ctt nid)t picI,
nm Den TurtfCn 5itr btlln SIommc
uit5t1udlclt. SO" H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Seiauatmahnnsen
.Spcsial Srtanntn,ad buiig.

Cine runtmrrircnbe Hrifnng wiro AM 6. nnb
Z. September, tugli6 nm 9 ubr 6eginnero. in
Der meitlibcn bobcren 30hierld,ule ubgebaltcu
iir Die Mrisipabl ciics qebrcrS oocr 0ebrerirr Der
M'atbemaiif uno zines GebrerS Der oeuti6en
iIno irunB1iif6en Sprad1e tin beiGatc SfuIe.
fuerocn in oen fol9enoen llnierrifiss@ e9eniidlis
Den gepriiit; s%lriibmciti, glgebru, Sldbetls (Glo-
nimetrie) lilo dDrpers( SeoHeirie (Stereomeirie).
,SId6cn SrigoIiomeirte uflo nnulDiit6e SldcbeHs
(Scuineterie.
@ripieiene Grfubrure ais 9ebrer noer 2ebre.
rim miro bel Der Briiinng eeriidiitt ipung iins
Den. h' y %
son GGnbioutert fir belize Sienrngcu miro
%Derlnngi 6i h%eiuetieit bub ie Die ~enalifChe
Sprute III %eorrefter Sseiie gebmu6en f6nraIL
Sm s~tufitnge W
~ -. Spbu 8. Endie, Igf,
tSepfl,2,4,5) GefreiIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Euu HCd,nu.

IS iiurh ant 4, september 1908 nab %IdHgerer
arunfbcit eua Ncd,nr i'm "A. Sabre ibree He.
bers. Sic Rceroiplng itnoet Tunmcritng, litt
, llbr gIahmittuQe. BON ibrcr lcbtcn &obmiug,
gtr. 1910, Moro Sab Sirnbc, aus itnii. mo
hultn mad Der Griten oeuticbcn EGptiitens &irdbe
an R~nttcripn Bari 9nenue mo Wionnireltis Sir,
mo ole Iruucrieier itGttitnoct, &erpnrote uno
Sreurbc ftn0 attllllgauou clltoelnhel, bet5n'
mpbucu. (24S-50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
(Nrurnc W Mnnurr.

80 itdrb am .. Septcmbcr 1908 @eprac M.
@aoncr, Sobu bon Gliiubeib uno oes peritor.
benen WiHrtln HSaancr. I'M Ilicr bon % Sab
rem mo . WionnteIt. Hiubc IN %,Sriebenl Sic
Hecroiguna iinoei Wittucdl, UiorgcHs 9 llbr,
pot lciner icBteIt Wpbuling. 9tr. 206. gnHrenss
Strnbc. Gde Rnrf 9lnenue. aus itGit. mo oGnt
nuh Der Corpus Gbriiii STRIDE, ipo cine %feierlts
tc Sudmeite filr iein Seelenbcil Ceiehrirt miro.
Sic NeripGnotel mn Sreurtoc her Snt1ilee iiro
uftunasOoll eingeluoen, bci6uUobnelt.
IoiI-S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
M0ain Wrccnciicn.

ga iturb ant 3. Geptenbcr 1908 Nr. Acam
@rccneiirn, ~eeIiebter @utic bon Gurolinc@reen.
eiieu, gcb. &ngner. I'M alter bon Y Nubreit D
WtoudicI mo o 51gcn. Ecripunnte uun 6relifrs
nc ner 6Gmtlie iino b6ftibii eriu6t, Der Beer
oieultg. neIhe bonn 2ruierbuuie. 9ir. 22i3,
GftsNdItimore' Sirube, aus am Sienitng, itft
Genreierp" ituttfiuoet. bei5upobncn. Bite. nm
brhiunt feline pluuleu. (oI7-SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Inbnnn ". sd. Stnialnif.

rcr Nrnnfbcit Spbann u. vi, Staiolnii, GGIicbs
Ter Cjntte BON GIiiUbetb Stnisloti i'm utter bon
go Subrcu. Stc Nccroi9rnG ilnoci Mittrpt',
dnfmitinpS , llbr. Onm Iruuerbduic. 9r.
903. lScit Winlbcrrhs StrGBe, aus uut Der Use
fern Gemetern" iidtt.
tyiciu- Porter Itno Fbilaoclpbter 3etili1gcTt
molten aeiI. rnnirenO t2ls-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Cine pprsiialidlc Wc[cacnheif.

Smnee Nnmen, neItbe bdS @tIecfic Nantcn,
GdneiScrfnfiem rno aleihermndber sn erIeinen
ipiinfdb en-, foIten nitt berfebIen, elm 9eiudb Inn
Ritalieofcbnit Der alnHe I'm bet ilgl4H. $3.50
einplreidcn. stus. bic lid jcct, uIs aRifpIiebsr
Der GcptcmbersSIaffc nnfd,licten. f5unen fth ben
IibernIeu gtabatf al THte madbct0Jefff sf9l|
Nepcn Musfiinft etc. -luenbe mdp fi9 Qper
fnreibe an Wrs. ~. Saber. III. s02,| AeH.eitS.
tssa, ede Sswarb'etrahe. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
a. u6csiGHc.H

Elm /: September @eersc 3. aantmnnn, 9
Sabre aft.
Vim 1. September in Seming. ,elisWterifo,
TT. Glemeut Il. 6nerbrpd.
Vim 81. Nngnit Sbereia Slottemcidl I'M glier
bon 90 Subreit.
YIN 3. september Winibilba Sdlrdocr.
Vim 2. Sepiemher HadDcl Y. @iibelm I'M I'll
ter bon 62 Sdbren.
YIN .. .Sentemhcr Mnic vi. 0iibcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
0pubpu Tnrf.

1rr bn%uptfddiitNhr Sriechoi In Baltimore.
arsol; $50 Mder. - mMerwahIsne Shorter.
gclb bon allen StdoiibeiIcn. Strubenbubrs
ASaeeon5 paijtrcn oeil Saupteiranra ule bret
Wtinnien. gSarmeS g8aric5immer fir Goltbe.
bic oen Sriebbnf bel ruubcm gSetter beiitbcn.
PegrGbnibpl1ee 8u iebr m1Btaen Rreiieu.
tdmnliIih uIicr tortiu0brenoer Btleac.
8trcan: Nr. II, @eit'S araioaa' strnRe.
GSQuB-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
NSnme in aGftew nuS S5uf,n.

Snmeraritn aHcr Irf In aiitcn nHb I6pter
pirp fhr 9eforntionssfpede %eeIicfrrt. ~M1eine
5nfceticioes unb Sufefienfbbter o~trttIeen linee.
siefer nler strt aul BfIan3en nnb Semiifen ober
6etIiaeIs Stdueu: fem Silt. Genbet bur he.
eefntt
etMefNtr.N nsfers,
Rr. 2tS. NorbsGalberts Sfrahk. Baltimore.
(0lnt2l .9k6.fO . s ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Mcu. Is. &uhu.

IS itnrh AM Samiiue, Den 2.Septemhcr 1908,
itnier Iieber 8dtic nno 9iuter 8ep. Is. anbn.
nab LANCER arnnfbeit int IIter bon 81 SGbreit.
Sie Veeroi9ing finoei bcutc lrilb rtn R9 llbr.
BON 1rduerbuuie, ar. 2020, Slt= 6dneifesSir,
aus nab ber ct. Mihuel3s Girdle ftuii. no
cine Heuuient sliee ceIcbrireH miro. llm titles
4eiIcio bitten Die truueruoc 9Sittpe
(2IS) MarD 9ubn uuo Ginbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Midlncl IIrilcr.

IS iiurb ant 1. September 1905. 10 llbr
9lbcnns, Wididcl 91rier I'M gtner BON 50 Sab
rem. Sic HeerOigung tiroet E%icniiag, ~Niurge1s
mn 9 lbr. pum lrauerhuu'e. 9ir. 20, 9torot
GuiiIes Strdbe. ans nab Der Ct. Wti6uelesStirs
dc itntt, no cine Neauiem Wiciie ceIcbrirt piro.
Ipl7-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Gle @cIbiiebcr .nGpio c.
mic III Ncw.C tlcorIS 5ei0t IN Den lcb-
ten Gogcn ciltcn crIrculidcn Slid
gang. Seiiocm Die 9cb6rbcn oeS
Worinc NoipitoloienitcS oic 9cfom.
pilInN Der Seltd)c in Die @onO &C.
ronmcn bobcn, lit boliptlGflif orl
Die &crtiIQung Der Wo9fitoS bingc.
nrbCItct mor0cil, ocrcn cine SpciiC3
StcNomin Srogcr mo Tcrbrcitcr
6ca QcIbcn 6icbcrs fem ioa. Ger Gr.
iolg id)cint ocn Tcrtretcrn Scr Wfo5z
fito.G bcoric rcdt 5i gcbcl1. Tic Chi.
ocnlic miro iiir Tem.S Orleans ou9
@lltC bobcn boB leinc Giltcrncn
ollrf cine @oNcrlcitunG ericbt lpcr-
Den ms ooB Die oifcnc @oiicn.G roi.
mage cincm aonoliiotionS 4. SDltcnt
FloG mud)cn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
2urrainc.

Mlnlertff Vartnrttg Hriebltdb.
8eitli6, bon, &%albroo' GIN llno cine baIhe
Nortb .sipenues@ur. Sreic auiiben Gahnliii1gS
um terminus. Bretie bon 8eardbnibpIdben iett
Gaicn 22s. shrean: Sramilin. nnb Winoipr.
Muaos. 0erfarst Stpifiirt. tIfai4 .1S.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Snnge Wanncr!
Gttsrnt sefearaShtren nnb Gtfeabshn.Bnd'
enhrnn0.

$50 biz 800 W,oratsztSebaIt iiir rnfere att'
t%urtenten pocr ieine untcrrttfsGebnbr. 9ele'
fen iti,S bic arSbten in snteriia; bon feoern
8atr: 8eatnten eniptebIen Sssi " Die bette
Bet snn' s %,.ts's sds s%, 81 4s %.Hri Ma'a'0s'
giuctrrnff, s.: BnffdIo, N.sY.; atInnin. 60:
Ca Grciie, @ise. 1ernrfana. Ter; Can Srart'
cisco, Gal. (aorefiirt on treelo etrit Der obteen
etdbte.) (Suli6 .4Uite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Ger fitr5lth aus . it.
Nlien bcim0cfCbrtc Correspondent OeS
Barrier 9Iottcs .Eetitc Hcpublipltc"
m0l5t bic Souptidrllo an oem rililiid).
jopnnlldcn &ricge nltf Den Nonlirol
Nlcrcleff melder auilcr bon SItulicn
mcrocn poltc, Gr ioa Elm notilrlidcr
Sobn alcronOcr's bes ,}lpeiteu, iol0z
lid Elm Sntcl Hifolalls' 0cs ,3pciten,
i'm. Nl3 Nlut5pcrponotcr Der @roBs
iilrlten mare CT Ourh leii,e Huilbgier
ibrcr milroiG. Gr bate lid, ulh pbnc
&rlc9 5lfrlc0cn gcgcbcil, meltn or Do
BET genlg bate eriduhern, elncrlctt5
bon ocn dlinciiltcn W%unonrincn CT.
prcIlen ln0 nrocrerlcitS bel bent 0nlt
Der tronalibiriihcn 9obn crfopern
fonnen. Gicic@ riciige 9oitsllnter.
llcbn1cn mor Den Soponcrn bon PIN
lang AT cit Gorn i'm Nltge, neil lie
lurBten, ooB nod Der Wanblhurct Die
Solblnicl Gorco al bic Hcibc font.
men nilrOC mo lie oieic niht MllB,
lanO ilbcrloiicn mollten. Mlercicfi
gob lid ooriiber feincr S%ouidung
bin; CT lprod) olld) nift nit ocm
aollcr, Der lid bate nbldrcden Iol-
len. bon clncnt moglid)en Gonilift
mt Sopon uuo bcgniigte lid) nit ocr
3uNttmnllnQ Der &oilerin-Wtlltter,
ole elnenn &rtcqc nidt obgeneigt mar.
Gr obcr 50hltc nit 9eltimmtbcit oar.
ant, ooB Cr nod T%ollelbung Der
tronSlibiriihcn 9obn, nit ooer obnc
arlcg, &otIcr ober &onig i'm 1itBerz
ten Often lpCrbcn miirbe. Gr fniipfte
liberoll Wcrbinoungen oil, I'M iih
Inborgcr SIT ihoffen, in Der Wono'
lfltret, no or 6oblrcid)e ritliilheS RIP.
pen olt'ommcItc inter bent &oripon.
DC. DIE Gbrngltlen binous 81 DerIel1,
lpclhe Die Slterbeit, sab lnb @lit
Der Glltluobncr bcOrobcn. unb lclblt
IN eorco, 100 es linn geiang, Der rr'.
lt'dlcn Sod)e bel ben @enerulen, DC.
itelt er golocne 0csge pcriprod,,
Nrcnnoc 81 gerpinncn. 3ielc buben
Wort gcbolten. Ger 3rieg bat lie
ans lbrcm Souoc pertricbcn mn lie
leben lest III Sbongbni, no Die rn'liz
lfe Hegicrung fir ibren llnterbolt
aiIffommt mo Die japanilfe Hcgie-
rllhg lbncn ouipobt. alereieFf bat
'id, MIR III Der @crthihdsling Der So-
poiter perrcdnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

"
lbrer @erfoiiungsrciorm bos @abI-
otter bon q arf % Sabre bcraufge-
iest.
Vie rs oiuo u Ciorm" ltrelbt
llber Den &iidgong scr 9cuoltcrlnng
oes Stoatcs: Sic @cpolferlngs5ii.
Ter III Soma bot in ocr Icttcn iilni
Snbren Inn etfpa 10000 obgc'
l1ommen. Gos lit ia nidt ~geiobrlid).
Nrt Die Inucr mare Ca ubcr bod lcl'r
l'llnf19enebm, penn iid ocrortlge
Ncd)nitng mieoerbolcn ioltc. lleber
ole llrlode bes 9(uSiolC6 bobcn lidl
Die Wcilen uno Die 6clcbrten nod
l1ld)t 1cnilaen6 uil@gciprodcn mo
'ld) ooDer nod fem llrtbcil gcbllbrt.
Gas Ginfinocripltcnt miro Dobl olll
ctlpoS oonlit 5ll tblll, gcbobt buben.
Gonn iinb nod bclpGbrtem Sheiict'.
'dlcn Wllter Die flcinClt Gnrmcn uon
0cn 1roBcn ollfgcirciicn morocn. Gl1
l%il10cbcilren Yrciic, 0tc III Somo lit
%ono %gciorocrt unO bciobIt mcroclL
tobcn olld) ibr Gbcil 6u5u bcigctrc.
gen. Ter mlicrncbmul1goIlllti0t
jlr10c 0drmcr l0bt lid) Cr50blell, lotc
or an0crSluo fir Dcn Frci9 cinc5
Hldcr5 Solpucr Canoes 800 Nder
bcFonlnten fnltn, Ole cbClllo prO0lttlu
iino, mic Der Soipocr @oOCn, ln0 CT
grciit 6l."
4 BREEDER un0 Iicbc limo
in lester 3eit Der SdrCdcn Der HCi
den III Netu. 2ort ulb ncn inibio.
noblcn Sommcrlriidcn. Tn Nem
Canaan, Gonn., lpur0cn clncnt Sri.
@liB Slllpelcn I'M Wcrtbc BON 5000
Collars geltobleil. ScEtc Wohc MIR
DC aus Der SomrlCrwobmmQ zines
Mrn. Bonner Elm 800 Fi0. ihrUcrcr
Observation-Disclosures nit ,%SllipClCn int
Wcrtbc BON 1900 Gollor8 ollaQc.
iilbrt. @eihmeioc I'M @ertbc bon
5000 Collars murocn elmer 6rou &c
YSitt bon 9rooflpn IN Sbcl'Cr
S5lano g~cltoblcn. Gtpn bunocrt-
tnltlcno Collars mur0cn Dem Ncip.
Oorfcr Nopofoteu Glpnur an 9ilbcrn,
Stlbcrlpooren 1t. 6Nl. m0brCn0 lcinCr
Nblucltnbcit oltsgclilhrt. Sin Nclu'
Worfcr Irhiteft, Nomcn9 Miuium",
ipur0c llnl ciilige Snlliclt0 ,Sllluclcn
III lcincr Somn1ermobnung crlcid).
tcrt. &erihicocnc Ncn Dorfcr S0li-
icr linb mGbrcno Scr Slbipclcnbcit III.
rcr 9cmohncr altsNernIbt moroen
mo oic 9ciitc Der Iicbe belief iid)
ol,i 1000 bis 5000 Collars. Mup
oo5 Ginbrcder. mo GicbSgcmcrbe
bot lcinc ErolperitGta pcriooc, bclun-
oers Iilr DIG nlNle iidl nltlt NIT alci'
nigfcitcn obgcbcn Grmildt bot man
BON oIl bcn Ginbrehcrn unO Giebcll
mn iucnigc. @liidIidlcr @cilt
od Die 9~cltohIcncn III Scr Gage,
ibrc 8erlult ~ertrdgelt 81 fOnncn.
4 - 49, Fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Sobn ". ScnfcI,
Tr. 60i, Glib sbarp strnbe,
III mr. Qrid,rnhrStnttcr.

ipcIdtr auc Guftrdee iiets Sur 3ufrlcoenbeti
anSiibrt, Sic bon ibm bebunoclten &eiben ipns
teIl gSotben lana lieactt, obne bic ecringitcn
araouirie SinhnItnntirerin lno 1T ole Nebcnos
lung bon Sraucnlctteu oereu Spc5ialiiGt.
(Sani0,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
} ilntcrbaItnnsen.

So1-S'c@ '0"''a s'e"O,
Slo%O Sauiaua SIS. ehlHg If i;br.
9rbffuung Der 81. Cation.
sonts Sanee NIB Norman Sadett in iuIafn.
oem frpgramm:
Utorfng, Sienitue, W,ittiuod, Matinee II. gbos.
,Yirainina."
SoHnerftnN l1o Sdmitug 9lbenb
uHidlciien."
Greting gbeno uno Sumilug Wiutinee
u5ngumar."
etititisprettc- 2jc., soc, 1jc, St.O0, $3.50.
Wtittiruf Wiatinee 25c. bis $500.
t246-52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

GiC oN ip.D Worl6" \ I
Clncn lSrci% bon 500 Collars iilr Ole
8c'nnQClnuhmc mo llcbcriilhrltug
6C@ @iQnntiiten @itboii oia0ciCBt.
Der mcniQltcrtS 125 Wol pcrbcirotbct
gclucicn lcin iol. Silntbunbcrt Sol.
lars wcrocn bicieS ScirntbS . @cniC
nldt sur &crontiuortln9 iiCbcn,
Ocnn Die @cbeimpoIi5ei bcS 2onocs
il,ht cen Goftor idon icit @od)crl
ncrgcbcltS. Sic ,Worl6" mn,b III.
rent NnNcbot nod cine mcitcrc NitlI
dtbonNcn, Damn lobnt lids cher.
nod ocm Scirotbsidapinolcr 81 iobn.
ben.
Nun mcroen bic Nc nnopcr
Der britild,cn aonolilotic IN Der Sit.
ice BOZ, Der .Torbbeutid)en gIQcm
3tQ," iogor oils frcrnolhoitlihcr
gnllobcrungsperinb Der Gngl0nbcl
III 0cntihlonb binaeitcQt, I'M biC
Idtuna Der beiben Hutioncn Dor Gin.
olr0cr 81 befeiti9en.. Gic Wouhpol'
ErCiiC biibcn mo brilbcn lu1rc Dem.
nod NAL lpicber gai,5 all' DEM Spl5
ipcgc acipclcn.
Gn6Ith it bic 0onfcs.0 c
pcld,c ocS Mifo6o an GrnIibcnt Hoo.
leoclt c%irgctroifen. 9omit iino oil
Die &crmutbungen, Die IN Der nmeri
fnniidcn Nreiie iiber Die ltn5ufric.
benbcit ser ioponiid,en Reaicrrnl
NIT ocn Grgcbniiien oes 1ricocns
GongrclicS binfGaig geiporocn.
@ouoerneur JoIf npr
Wiliouri iogt. sic Mnd,t oes Collars
lei im Nieoergeben. Stinmt. Mor
bcfomn1t io't Nidts mebr fir Der
Eeftor lno mub id)on piclc toberl
ioenn Tie ibre Nadt bcboupteii mol.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

0ie,r@ IN . 9o'rf cr StS5t9."
meirt: GoS '3iid]ten pon fcrillolem
Obit bat nod 3cit, obcr OoS 3lldtct
bon murmloien 6riiftcn luorc lebr
crpiinidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Supon bat nod i15 Wtl'
lloncn Dcn 9oorgcIO iibrig, crtlort
Sitlon5nliniiter Snfubiihi. Sc0cnioll3
bon Dem geliebencn 0clO, ooS per.
5lnlt mcrOcn mll6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Gte Stabt 2iibcd nat in
1brer 8erfoiiungsrcform boa @abl-
otter bon q ouf % Sabre bcraufge-
iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Gle 81 lei Dorf @orIb"
ipridt pom elncm bcporitcbcnoeil
Strife Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
nod abluuf pes llebereintommenS
pom Sabre 1902 oiisbredbcn iol u1S
Der arobte Miisitnno IN Der @eibih.c
bieles 2anocs iueroen ipiirbe. Sun,
Observation-Disclosures 9crglcute ol,f
Der einen Scitc, oie Den nd,titiinoigen
Mrbeitstog nit nnperfiir5tem 2obne
NM Inerfcnnlt,g Der Union iorocrn
ipollcn, Der &oblcntrult nit oen eff
Gilenbubnen, ipcld)e Die aoblen be.
iorocrn. oili Der onoeren Seite. Der
Strife BON 1902 bot ctrpo so WilIio=
men Collars gefoItet mo Die BERG.
lcute urb ous Eublifum bnbcn Die
Soften gctrngen. 8oblentrliit ut0
Gilenbobncn bobcn Den Erofit &c.
modt. Soa lid, Die @eihidtc mieber.
bolen2 Nm Gin Hodaeben oes aobIen.
fruits lit p~nrlaufia nidt 5i ocnfen,
eenn Der bat bereits laneerbano ieine
@prbcreitung Ell %getroffen.
The Jewish outlook. (Denver, Colo.) 1903-1913, 1905-09-29


months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haas OF chicago
are at the Savoy hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. David May returned from
Europe last Wednesday,
Post for photos. 1906 Fifteenth street
and go Sixteenth street.
Dr. NJ Collins, after three weeks vaca-
ton, is expected home next Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Levy Of Galveston is at the
Shirley to spend the winter in Denver.
Mr.. Alfred Patek is in California in the
interests of The National jewish Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Selig of st. Louis
spent few days in Denver en- route home.
The Young Ladies' Whist Club will meet
at the home of Miss Bella Levin next Iues-
day.
Mrs William We'll will leave for ST. Louis
shortly after the Holy Days visit her son,
Milton
Lehman & Stewart, Denver's leading fire
insurance and financial agents, 1541 Champa
street.
Mrs A. Baer formerly of Denver, now OF
Salt Lake City, after two weeks visit here
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Borland left few days
ago to take up their home in San Francisco
to remain permanently.
d.
chant tailor, 1901 Larimer, for stylish
clothes.
Mr. Charles Voorsanger OF San Francisco
son of Rabbi Jacob Voorsanger, passed
throug.. Denver this week.
French dry-cleaning and dyeing of fancy
goods laces and feathers. Miss M. Schwe1-
GER 61O 18th street. Phone Main 1765.
Mr.. S. Voorsanger and family have moved
to 1887 East Cofax and will be at home Sat
urday and Sunday, New Years.
The National Jewish Hospital acknowl-
edges the donation of books and magazines
from Miss Moses, Mobile, Alabama.
j. H. Arkush fire, life and accident in
surance; telephone $685. 304 and 3O5 Appel
building, Sixteenth and Larimer streets.
Miss Marie Schey Bren, together with
Professor Frederick Sweicker, will give
musicale the evening of October 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Lehman and family
will remain at the Adams until the compile
ton of their handsome home on Pearl street
For delicious fancy cakes and good bread
go to Jacob Kirchner, 1927 Thirteenth ave-
nue. Phone Blue 1868.
Mrs. Bertha Davidson, Miss Davidson
and DR.. H. N. Krohn will be at home to their
friends Thursday evenings, October 9Th and
18th
If you are interested in the latest styles
of Fall Millinery it will pay you to see Miss
Fischer, lila Sixteenth street. before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Rabbi Samuel KOCH after passing the
summer with his parents, left last Friday to
The Jewish outlook. (Denver, Colo.) 1903-1913, 1905-09-29
ESES LOCAL ITEMS E&7s&


cola, Florida.
At the monthly meeting of the Ladies at
Progress CluD on the 9th Mrs. Lesser Levy
won the first prize at whist.
]. Marinoff, first-class cutter and maker
If gentlemens garments. full line OF
soolens just received. 1916 Glenarm street.
AS guests of Denver the past week we
had the charming nieces of Mr.. and Mrs l.
Shire, the Misses Pickert of Boston and Miss
Helen Shire of New York. The young ladies
have spent the last few months visiting the
principal points of interest in the West
Yellowstone Park, Portland, Arizona and
California, stopping here their way home,
and they were delighted with all they have
SEEN
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Summerfeld of New
York will soon arrive and will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Summerfield.
Jesse shwayder wishes to announce that
he is making the biggest and best line of
trunks and travelling bags in the city. The
name of the place is-The Shwayder Trunk
Manufacturing Company, at 92s Fifteenth
The enrolment of pupils at the Temple
Emanuel religious school is the largest in
the history of the congregation. The con-
firmation class numbers twenty-seven and
other classes are in proportion. The excel
lent corps of teachers is as follows: Miss
Aimee Greenbaum, Mrs. S. Pisko, Miss Car
rie Koch, Miss Rachel Nelson, Miss Amy
Solomon, Miss Dorothy Altman, Mr.. Ben Ro-
senberg and Mr.. S. R. Zwetow Rabbi w. S.
Friedman will act as superintendent
Scalp treatment for falling hair. Hair
dressing. Manicuring, for men, women and
children. Artesian water. Haines'' Hair
Store 621 Sixteenth street.
We call the attention of our readers to
the low price sale of vehicles, harness and
automobiles now going on at Studebaker
Bros Mfg. Co.
On Thursday the 21st, the beautiful
home of Mrs. J. Livingstone was radiant with
artistic decorations of flowers and palms, the
geniality of the hostesses, Mesdames j. Lev
ingstone and S. Pisko, and the presence of
their many fair guests. The lovely home
a veritable tropical garden, where the
strains of soft music took the place of the
notes of birds. The pretty affair was ar
ranged to honor Mrs. and Miss Starr of
Dallas, Texas, and Miss Livingstone of
Greenville, Mississippi. The young girls at
the punch bowl were the Misses Dorothy
Altman, Rose Bergman, Anna Stecke and
Blanche Wineman. Assisting at the tea ia
bles were Mesdames Altman, M j. Kohl
berg, Sam Lehman, Lesser Levy, Ed Mon
ash, J. Sands, G. Schlessinger, J. L. Stern
and A. Muller. The affair was voted one of
the prettiest of the season.
l. c. We'll, Denver's reliable ticket broker,
begs to inform his friends that he is person
ally in charge of his ticket office at No. 1913
Seventeenth street. See him before buying
your railroad ticket. Phone Main 1928
Miss Reina Lazarus, a Jewish girl of fiji
teen years, and her brother JOSH two of Den
ver's youngest vaudeville performers, are