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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
G9ciaprnfe Sampicrs6ompaanic.

Obeiaptnte Gtnte,
Slegaitte B1iingier SGmpler sgluaufta" mo
rWilunid" rad
Glib VDint Comfort nub 9Grfolf, Wn.
Sampler o~erldtlen baltimore tdgii6 (diiAJcs
iioninleil Scnntugs) mn $50 gthel. os uno f0n,s
men IN OLD Yotni Comfort mn q llbr Ulurgen5
mo IN Woriolf nm 7l5 DiorgenS al, an
l9IleBeno. 1t Die Siienbabn8iGe nab allen
FHnfte1 oe3 Sii0ens mo SioluelteHs.
WuttsJiiUcr.pinte.
9lcgante Gallagher 5nmpicr -9bdrIotts" uno
baltimore"
nan @eftsYoint nub 3iidlmuno, va.
camper b|etldlleit baltimore tdglib (nnSae.
%nontlllet Gonni1gs) mn 3 llbr dtGcbnritnq5 mo
t0ntntel al NeltsESoini I'M TAO UiurNofis mo
6t Ntd1ono IN 9.25 Uioraens an.
Sic AT Uipninge1. Witttipodet uHO 5~reliaOen
onH Wgltlnlore dbtabrelhc1 6ampfer. utlo 0le
bon gSeltd.Fotnt an 8teriingen, 8unncritu0en
l,no Snrlltagclt abiabren. Iegep In @lpuCCiters
Botst ino stli1ono'S an; lr6 Gle al SirnitGs
Aei. 2OnIleriiGgtt uno Sdmitagen bon galiit
more n1b ali bluutGpen, WiiticubeH uuo Srei.
tdgett non geeiiFBoint abfabrenott Sampler
leaeH IN .UollteluE iiifo elapsNGuf an tDst aiiII
t,taeiH Netter).
Sampie= ~oeriaIcn Baltimore uont Bier Nr. IL
nno 10, Siabtitrn sst. 9lerftc.
SltrdsVt1Cie nab aleu- EluftPH fbnnen pe,
ltbett Sepdd GltqcacbeH lto stdtitcnjintmer
IN Nor1ls %reierbirt lUerprl in ben bieigeu
Niuei 8llre1nr: UT. 3i7, Noro.G hprlts, Styule,
u. ". Nubiun, Nlcut, sir, t21, EitSdltimurc.
5trnhe, nher Den Nuupt Niitenlr: gr, $50,
etaIt.strabe, Baltimore, Wlo.
0ienben 3eier, e. Z. GbiSm,
Gen. sSefdbdftsfiibrer. @cu. nc inoters2ta,n mt.
Z. o. WtTnnntl, SilIf5s8eH .Eai .slgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
MarDlano un6 E~cnuiulUania . Yabn.

3hGe betInGcn 9lOrtB 9bcnnele ldtlOn:
730 Born. nab DOrf, idglia. uusgenom.
men GDuiidgS.
$50 Gorin. nah Sclta. nnr Gonntaos.
$50 nab Vc!nir, tuglib, uusgeH0mmeu
EuuutuQs.
1926 Gadm. nab Dorf idaIib. auseenom.
men SUnntnNS.
400 giptul. uub Ecliu. uur SunniuQs.
4.20 mad Eclin, idalib. au5gcnommeu am
SuUWtng.
Goo Eubm. mad @cInir, tdali6, auseeuom.
men SOuuiuGs.
1000 &btuos nab Aelair. nur Gunnioqs.
1i.45 gtbCuhS udd Netnir, Uiitttuob uHo Gam,
iiag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Mrrd)ants' &c MimcrS' SranSpor.
tatiun Eumpnun.

TGmpiCr2iuieu.
Gtad Woftot uuo benz Citei: ieoeu Wontno.
@ienitaa, SOnneritug mo Galnltda, NbenoS
Il ttur.
gtGt VroOiocure II. Dem Often: icocn Gunns
tug. MtittUob ltto SreitdN, NbcnoS 6 ll6r.
lad glelpport : giew5 mo ~gtoriull: tdaltb
nm 6 llbr gbenbS.
Srati miro tdNli6 bis . llbr 9rbenos fir at
ocu laae abiGGrcnoc 0untpicr uugcuUtinien.
9idb SaounnuD uItb Dem zii6eu: ic0cu Siens
ttaN, GpHncritnl liHo SdmlinQ. NbcHos g llbr.
eoitoiter iino liruUiocHte Sdmpfer i0Dren
non Der .gSeriic am Suite oeS HongfSOds nb;
S0bG1tlnbF S1ttpitr bon Der g5erfte am SiBe
Der IScit 6allesgtOentc.
Is. ~. @iniugbam, Nnent,
Coma 7od.
u. Y. Suruer, W.,g ..etarut.
90 ". ,. eteUbine, @eu. sW,an.
Snlpthtircni ShouitGte Bcrmau. unb
GinBt, StraAe. Ot3,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

icrcu5 nit @rn, &olbcWaan Don her
Nciu-0 orfcr @ppicr Nirmr ycuor
& No[ocnlom 6r5ii9Iid Ger ytcporo
tur Scr @upaocdcn inn wcr,ht2 Use.
bGlt0e. mo Is muroc oplUmaht. hob
%r. &ol0cmunn ioiort mtt Ocu gIrbci-
ten beginner loate. Gle Niulo hattie.
ais 0oS @crid)tagcb0uOc 0cbnut mur-
sc, ocn Sub=Gontrott ijr Die @pps.
}(rbeitelr. &or unaeiobr c.ncm ,&obr
}ci0icn iid in pfrihjcomW Nalm.
IiMfciten 0Ps &lIiti5poloi,c7 Riiie in
Sen @~pp90efcrlt un0 itc,emueiic lie
len aroBc Stildq bcrlmter la@ 9c.
ben ser @eomten III @tta6r "brilasuo.
@cbGuOc. Tnipeftor Yrciton Iic6 SEES.
6oIb @rettcr.S dltBocdut rrrihteu.-
Cine ipc}iclc GQmmiijou nit @rn.
g&. :. Monninq ais %orijBcr inter,
iuhtc oic @pp@0cdcn Gclou lnO iteQ.
tc icIt, ooB oic MuGma fc%btcrboit
lei. llripriinglih aloubtc mon 0ob
Ole 0pnon1it-S prcHQun0u mGbrcnb
unO uo6 Dem QroBen Nron0c sic
@np90cdcn gcI0lt bnbc.
Grmritcrunq Ger COmOn0s
ION I0CnuG
%1 cincrGonicrcn5 Sic 0citcrn 5mi-
ideu Mopor Simnut3, Rutb4prdii.
Dent @co. II. @aitbcr NM cen Stro.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gommiidrrn @id.
BAN, Smith unN Morjnc itottfdno,
muroc bcihloiien, bob Der 6Itlidc
3uQuua ST ser edmonton Nucmlc-
@riidC ilber sic Welciir Scr .Ibilo.
0clpbiu Baltimore @aihiu0toncr
@obn" %oCrbclicrt mcrOcn iua. ST..
@oitbcr bcridltctc, oo6 ric Sole Dc.
poiit x (ruIt So" 0l2 (ruiteC5 0CS
u. 2. Nbellid)en Hudlulir4, 0Ciicu
GiQcnthmm an Ole StroBc it0Rt, nit
Scr Sto0t cooperiren milror. Ger
Elun it, Den Neg an Ser Sii0ieitc
bis 81 100 SUB 5I Crncitcrn ml0 aus
Dem geQcnmGrtigen 7]pro}ruti0cn cill
3-pro5cntiqcS9tipcou 81 mod)eL luu3
cine Nuffiiulng oc9 NcQra uon bier
SUB c%rior0crt. %n elmer Dor nlcbrc.
rem \$obren Notwithstanding Der.
pilid)tctc iid ser VI. :. %bclridc
9tnhloB, Ocn n0tbiQcu %ouoitrciicn
umcntNcItIih %bcr5ilgcbcn, Die &er
bCiicrlmQ iGQt inter sic MINER Pm.
lci6c mo toum ocaGoIb crit in 1906
bcQonneu mcr6er.
Ncuc Of nppurutc
Gbci NnQcnicur Norton pom Sen.
err cportemcnt fcbrtt Qcitcru pouGl.
mira, N.sO., 5ltriid, mo er mcbrcre
S0id)opporotc inipiiirtC mcItc fir
oo9 Baltimore clicrocportcmcn ia
bri5irt morOcn iino mo I'M u6ditcn
Monot bier ~o1tlutgtn lpcrocn. Die
Npparotc iillb: pitt Combinations.
Sdlolthmogcn iuit dfrgilhcn S6id)
&orridtlut1eM orci 9nIupipriBcn CT
tier uno cine GoupiipriBe ppcitcr
Qie S6lollhpnqcl mcr0cn
Den bciocn ncllcn Spribcn-Gompug
MEN Nr. 26 mo n mo Ocn uIten
Gompoanic'n ?{r, IS uno - 5ll9c-
tbcilt mcrocn. 0ic GompoNnic'u Nr.
II, 2G mo y er6oIten Die orci
Gompfipribcn criter aIoiie, rnO Nr.
81 crbGlt Die Spribe 3lucitcr aloiic.
Qic oltcn Spribcn Der G%ompoguic'u
9}r. II mo II II. Die oltcn Shlolld)-
luoaen Der GompoQnic'u 9tr. IS uno
p mcr0en in 9icicrnc Qcitcllt mcrs
Sen, Bur Belt bciilocn iid) nod bier
Spriben IN Hcicrpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Die @cIcgcubcit. ltn iciucm Goufc2.
gcfiibl cntiprchcnocu ghl90ulf 5u
ucrlcibcn.
6roitiHoocn in @ciu6cr-
SpGtiroitc hubeu in OCn Mcinber-
gen on1 Nbcin mo an Der N}oicl gro
ben Sfuocn onQcridtct. &ou piclcn
Crten tOmntcn QIcihlolttcuoc aloQcn
ilbcr Die oltBcrqCu0bnlih toltC Nittc-
rltn0, mclhc Die Nu9iihtcn oui cine
crtrGNlidC SbiternOtc i%ibcrbotpt III
nid)tc SIT modcn 0robt. Nus Den &c
gcnOch in Siioocuti6lon0, no ~itarfcr
Sd)nccioQ lm0 bitterc &Gltc cingctrcs
ten pnrclt, miro INNER nod fem
NohloIien Scr @itren0cu ySittcrunQ
0%cnel0ct, Scit Nfcni6cnNcOcnfcn
iinO ocrortiac Gcmpcrotur Ecrbdlt-
ti'ic nidt 3ll rcgiItrircu g%crucieu.
Nrbcitcr MtrrCn in
0ortmun0.
Nic aus 0ortmmo t~clcorophiid
0cmcI0ct miro, 0roht cine 2luaipcr-
rlrnq iGmmtlid)er nrQoniIirtcr @ult-
ar6eitcr in ienem @ebict. Die 9lrbcit
gcbcr Oca Hbciniih @eitpb0liidcn
&crbuu0ca BADEN nGmlid bcihloiien,
ienc oraItild)e WobrcqcI ST OcrbGn-
gen, lpcnn nidt bis sum 6rcitug ole
Spcrrc pcrifie0cner NuuplGBc uniQc.
bobcn lit, Die Nu9ipcrrrtnq iuilr0c
nidt mcniJcr ais 10000 Nrbcitcr
trcifcn. Die mirt6i6oitIihcn Sample
I'M oortigcn @ouQcrucrbc iito ihon
ieit Ginger 3cit I'M @ouQc. 3uerit
botten bic 3immcrleutc cincu tbciI-
mciien Nll9itono ucrfiin0ct ul1o iibCr
ciniqc @ei6Gfte sic Spcrrc pcELGugt,
oanu iolatc Elm I6cilousitonO ser
Sdrcincr, 0cncn iid ipGtcr Molrcr
mo @iiliSarbcitcr onidloiicn.
Strabburger Nc0oftcur
pcr0pHncrt.
&n StroBbur9 lit ser Ncooftclr
Ser oortigcn io5ialiitiihen YGrcicn
Greiie," NcIroteS, mcgen @clci0ign1Q
bes &0niga 6ricori6 9lllguit Don
Spdlicn ST bier Nonutcn @eidngniB
oerurtbciIt morOeu. Gr bate Elm Dem
iGhiilAen Sole ontoBigeS 6cniQeton
ser y@iencr Nrbeitcr 3eitung" iibcr
sic @rGiin pou M~ontignoio, Ole &c,
idic0enc @attin 0c9 &0nigS, nodqe.
orlldt.
Souptman1l a.. 2. u. Giriocp lit in
Gresocn ncgcn 9ctruga in brciuno-
5lpon5ig 6Guen 5t 0rei Tobrcn @e.
fGnaniB mo iiiHi &obrcn Gbrpcrlult
ocritrtbcilt morocn.
BUR Iderbau Com cren3
in &om.
9a5 0elcgaten iiir sic bcuorItcbcll-
sc intcrnationale MISUNDERSTANDING
Gnnferen5 IN Hum bat Die Ncglcrltlq
Ole iolgenoen pier @errcn ernamlt
Negterungsratb @dns, Or. 9folide,
ben Erin3eE Sd0nnih 6orolatb
uno Den 5reiberrn b. SoOcn. Sic
pertreteh rcip. Die lonOmirtbldoit-
lrd)en @enolienidoiten, Den @unO Der
Sonopirtbe, Die Observation-Disclosures.
mo Den 2aloipirtbi6ait3-
rdt6.
Gte Gonierens miro am Is. Mai
eroffnet. Bur 9etbeiligung Gobcn lid,
ntgemeloet: 8eutidlono, Seitreidt
llngarn Ser. StoatcrL Gnolnno,
5ranfreid, 3uBlono, Nrgentinierr,
.Sulgarien, gelgien, China, Cuba,
Sdnemorf, @gppten, Spanien, @rie.
Guatemala, Sopor, Merifo,
9nmaniat, Sdapeoen uno
uno Die Siirfei. Die 3ob(
Der gu erpartenoen gertreter miro
aui ~suhBefd6r 100 aeiihast. Man Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
SdJiiisfarten Uon umO nadj SentidJ.
LAMB.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
jiitc bis gum I. I}ai $40 II. $47.50;
mad Dem I. 0fai 500; Bremen 9ol.
timorc bis 3uu +, 2luguit $3.50;
pom I. @lt0uIt bis I. Noocmber $57.-
80 mo $G2.50. &um0rciie 81 biaiac.
rem Greiie. SbcO. $. 3icncr & Gu.,
3immer Nr. 9, III OIt-Serinston.
StraBe. ,(323D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Baltimore Nampf- &ndct.Go.
tAlte nno 6uuerldifge @ni 9inir.)
Sie Rer. GiuateIls Iuft h%etdrOPruo.

Sic &er. Glnatens @oft bef6roerno.
Sampler iuGren tdpli6, SoHntagS Gu5Nenom-
nIcrt. bon ben nNuir4tnes "GierS, gr. i0-is,
Hiabt Sirobe. $50 9lbcnb5. oircft nab Clo
Foint Gomfort, goriolf. Portsmouth mo alien
&nIIttCl oeS .Siiocrtea Ncrbtpolng in Glo
MiGmpnb. &crbinonno In QorlsmoulB nit benz
rseoboaro gltr cine" iDIioeu 5u4 bon Fort5s
mout0 nnh g%ltIunio. On gloriplt @erbinounq
NIT Der a%gltlnntic Goait Glue. ~9ioriult lu5
Carolina, gortolf nHb fiIoii6. gloriolf lmlo
pCiilit mo $40 SuminiOl Zine" nab Ncius
bern. Aal9tt9icn. re, lllo Ht6ntorio, @o.
YiabI5etten md enrupdiihem Blanc. purIts
ri0ie Mntitclt8immcr Clcftrii6c Nelcuhiung.
Tampfbei5ung, Nuiet fret. Refcrniric auiftcns
simmer IN hcn B|iuetsNircaur Der ,Wnu 9ine:"
vi, 32t, 9Seft Baltimore Sirabe, gir. 500 upb
50s, N~tabtsSirube, g. ". g. Office, Giiooft@dc.
VGllintOres itno Gdlhcrt Strnbe, Continental
9rllll Vrtl6inQ mo NIbnugbs. Charles Ino
Hcriugtou,S trabc.
Subu u. Sberiuuub, e. Wrpiun,
Stce Erdf, II. @cn' Oia1lagcr. Gen. Buff sglgent.
(Sc82D
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@eswdfu
uun vempiebleuSwertsex SinaaS.,
GnaroS- uno Gnbetail'@ eidaftes.
Sinan3ieIle =.
9aufeu.

SQlttet.
SirIt Ratioral 8anf, t6, @eIt'Sdra.
togo = StroBe; s. o. Serguion,
Brdiioent; 8. 9. @iIcor, Rniiirer.
Sormers' an6 Nerdants' RationaI
ganf, 301, Ror0.G barles StraBe;
@b1s. Z. Crane, BrGiioent; Garter
Is. Osbrru, Gaiiirer.
0eutIbe @unf, 2eringtou. uts $oni.
baD.S traBe; q. s. Sdltl3, Braii.
bent; Iueuit @eber, 9ailirer.
Commercial ano 6ormerS' Sectional
9anf, Soparb. uno @erman.Gtr.
@eitern National 9ont, Ia, Roro.
gli.op.S troBe; Soibua q. Soruep,
Er6iioent; 8. Narrtott. aaiIirer.
Gropers' ano &edonicS' Rotional
8anf, @utatp- uno 5opette.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Norooeuti6er 2lObb.
Rc9rlmaei8e 9umpfidifffabrt
5Uiiden
SnthTsftura ..~A n...

Efaelmaeisc 1umpfidifffa6rt
3iuiiden
Baltimore nno 0remen
ourd Die nelten u1o erprobten, nit
aIlen 8eqlemIihfeiten n~erIebenen
Eoitoompfer eriter RIaIie:
"Hbeln," ~granoenburg,"
oAtedor," n@bemniR"
,Rdtn," ,9reslou."
Die @rpebitionstage fins ME foIet:
- bon Baltimore:
.9resGalt," 0}ittpodl Den "a. Wai,
2 l(6r 9todmittugs.
oGoiIeI," Mittpod, ben 81. Wtai
. llbr RofmittulS.
ngronocnburg," O|ittmod, oCn Z.
Sltni ? llbr 9tobmittuq5.
nNtoit" M}ittlpodL Den fl. Suni.
3 ltbr NahnlittoB$.
oG6emmiB, Mittmod Sen 81, Sltui,
. Nor Hu6nlittaQ9.
ySantoper, Oiittpodl oeu IS. SUM,
2ll6r gfd6mittoN2.
y@re8lalL" WiittpodL oeu ;. SllIi,
2 llbr NadmlttagS.
3peite aaiiite-B
9Spn $500 0 an.
3piibenoedS'B ailage.Breile
c9q m
Won gaitimute mao grcmeu. $40. D. OsUU
gon Srenlen nah baltimore $500.
HHnoreiie.8tncte uun Baltimore Hadb Bremen
uho Suriid S7t.50.
gSeeen 5rutt uro Eafage iuenoe man iib
on ole 1enerulNpeltten
u. SdDumadper & So,
Hr. 7. Siih-@oD'S trnBe,
uotr
GSiunro Maine,
CHIt bss ,1eutiasu eorrsFsunbenitH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
9ambnrgsWm
-g,adl--
SOppcIIdJranbcn.
GrprcIl. nuS Ea6aaicr.9 icnit.

Nc0tn ~ 6Ourr fir Honoun nnO NdriS an.
SamburN.Nm
81 9rou0moD. Nciu.0orf.
Irtbnr ". GobiOn,
1877 Sit.@oItimorc.St III
9m nlten 9laae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

9onfierS uno Watler.
SambIeton & 60, IL, Olt.2erinoton.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

@rmSeigentbiisls. YafIer.
Bierre 6. 9ueon & 0epberp, 16,
2erington.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Sei,er.S erIidcrrnos.a gentea.
Some S%rienolp Societp, 1926, Gin.
ben : &benue.
%. &. Sbndelforo & Co., 2, OFT.
SoratogoltroBe.
Senrp 81. @ariielo (RopdD, 2t0,
Sit.2erinetonltrnBe.
9irdbeao e Son 214, SIt.2ering-
ton StroBe.
Senneb & EapIor, 800, differing.
ton = Strobe.
Furner & TboH,as, 9. SIt.Saratoga.
Strabe.
W. .. Seloen, II, SIt-BIeaidnt.
StroBe.
@lld)bonollmg.
NrS. DC. Mortin, IT'S, @eIt2crin9.
ton StroBe.
Sereriidere Wobel- 2noeruna.
@rabom'8 Worebouie, Barf Apemle
nnb Dolpbin-S troBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

9mtboI3.SGn6lcr.
SboS. NattbelpS & Con, Canton"
Ipenlle uno 4lbemdrIe.S troBe.
8eo. s. Sloan & Bro, 414, eight"
Strobe.
@led. uno emaiuirte Stabltuaoren.
Rdtional @nnHeIing & Stamping
60, 109, $nnoper.S trase.
0mnpinnidJinen, 9eiieI II. Sumpen.
8aIloce Stebbins & Cons, Charles.
uno 2ombaro.S trnBe.
2onbmirtldaftlite @erGtbe unb Ga.
mereien.
@riffitb & Surner Co., sos, Rorb.
Bacaiirabe.
Ornamentdle 9rabt,arbeiter.
0nfur & &c., 3tt, N.-Sor1oro.S Ctr.
Sdnitt. nnS auraipaoren.
GrmItrong, Gator 4 Co.. tO6-t8,
Soptins-H lnee.
Eregeaas, Sertsl & Go, t09. Coy.
fins Rlace.
9hilren, 5eniterrobmen u. @auIeniir.
Jrant 8. @otfinS & Co., Brott. unb
Rreli6ent.S traBe.
Sbnlpftabofs Sd6rifanten.
r. Starr G. Co.. 436, Roro.G alpert.
gtraBe.
3eitf6r;ften . Naaasin exc.
Baltimore SEEMS Co., 819, 8eit
@erman-S troBe.
Sr.shhofe,
2oubon Barf @cneterp. Office 81.
@eit.S nratoga.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

S%par6anfen.
Central Gapines gant, Charles.
unS 2erington.S troBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

@Gder.8 equiiten.
Che Npcra & Sids 60, t04, Glib.
0onar0.S trobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

pdde sur 9eiie ia's AuStaub tefurat q. Aalue.
W. eli. ct. Haai.etfahe. "
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9lac 3tGc 0oIt5u III SsiminatOu. g BdIt in

Wllcl Yilrcunr: NOr6iUtiINdt 0bnrle5I lno
Gardt1an Stru6c %. NJ. Is. u @ebdnoe). VT.
h26, Gin Q'roUomub. nj. J%lo1nISiatton ODER
GumoCH SiniiuH.
7. y. Martin. Mgr. BuH. 1rnffie.
Is. u. Sniict, Sen sGuii Nacnt,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-14
Sound as a Dollar.

Monticello, Mimi, Aug. 7.-Mr. j.
W. Moore Of this place stands as liv-
ing proof Of the fact that Brights Dis
ease, even in the last stages, may be
perfectly and permanently cured by
DOdd's Kidney Pills.
Mr.. Moore says: in 1898, three rep
utable physicians after a careful ex-
animation told me that | would Gle
with Bright's Disease inside of year.
My feet and ankles and legs We're bad
ly swollen; could hardly stand on my
feet and had given up all hopes OF
getting cured, when a travelling sales
man told me that he himself had been
cured of Bright's Disease two years
before.
"He said he had taken to his bed
and expected to die with it, but tnat
he had been cured by remedy callea
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
II commenced taking them at once
and l am thankful to say that Chey
saved my life After short treat
ment was completely restored to good
health and l am now as sound as
dollar"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-14
CHICAGO.

Pietro Giovanni was killed by by.
stander after his horse had run down
pedestrian.
John Mueller was sentenced to be
hanged for the murder of his wife
and two children.
One murder, an attempted murder
followed by suicide and other shoot
ings and Standings mark the crime
list of a day in Chicago.
Mrs. Augusta Lenmann acquired
the sole ownership Of The Fair depart
ment store by buying out the holdings
Of Otto Young in the store founded by
her husband, e. j. Lehman.
Police on a fire tug pursued the
steamer Eagle, bearing a crowd OF
gamblers from the poolroom boat City
Of Traverse, eight miles into the lake
and gave UP the chase. The wireless
apparatus on the Traverse failed and
no bets were made.
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partment commander Mr.. Carnahan
was born at Dayton, Ind, Nov. Is.
1841.
Gen. Roy Stone, a veteran of the
civil and Spanish-American wars, and
a civil engineer, died in his sixty-ninth
year at his nome in Mendham, N. J.
He leaves a widow and one daughter,
Lady Monson, wife of Lord Monson
Of England. Gen. Stone was native
Of Steuben county, n. Y. He was
breyetted brigadier general for gal
lantry in the Peninsula campaign and
at Gettysburg.
Mother M. Clara Heuck, commits
sary general of the school sisters OF
Notre Dame, is dead at the Notre
Dame convent in Milwaukee. She
was born in Germany in 1843 anc
came to New Orleans in 1853, where
within two months, her entire family
died of yellow fever. She was adopt.
ed by Mother Caroline, then head
superioress of the sisternood of Notre
Dame, and later entered the order.
Rev. Lewis Albright of Delaware
O., widely known in that state, having
been presiding elder of the north Ohit
Methodist conference and trustee OF
Ada university and of Ohio Wesleyan
university, died at As1eville, N. c.
His daughter was the wife of PROBES.
sor George, former professor of the
Ohio university, who sued MS wife's
relatives for $4,000 damages for inter
ference in his domestic concerns ana
causing ner to leave MIN.
Alexander Mely4le Bell, father o.
Professor Alexander Graham Bell.
died at the home of the latter in
Washington in the eighty-sixtn year
of mis- age from pneumonia, following
an operation performed for diabetes
He was born in Scotland, a son OF
Alexander Bell, and was one of three
generations notable because of Their
development of tle art of instructins;
tne deaf and dumb in methods of com.
munication. The interment will take
place in Washington
Mary j. Carlisle, wife of former
Secretary of the Treasury John G..
Carlisle, died at aer country home in
West Islip, n. Y, after an Illness OF
three weeks, OF peritonitis. ;. til her
when she died were her husband, her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Carlisle,
and the friend. TIE body will be
placed in vault in the Babylon, L. l..
and friend. The body will be
removed to Covington, KY, for burial
Mrs. Carlisle, who was 70 years OF
age, was the daughter of Maj. John
A. GOodsen of Covington.
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BABY'S INSTINCT

Shows He Knew What Food to Stick To-
Forwarding a photo of splendidly
handsome and healthy young boy,
happy mother writes from an Ohio
town:
'"The enclosed picture shows my 4
year-old Grape-Nuts boy.
"Since he was 2 years old he has
eaten nothing but Grape-Nuts. DE de-
mands and gets this food three times
day. This may seem rather unusual
but he does not care for anything else
after he has eaten his Grape-Nurs,
which he uses with milk or cream, ana
then he is through with his meal. Even
on Thanksgiving Day he refused tur-
key and all the good things that make
up that great dinner, and ate his dish
of Grape Nuts and cream with the best
results and none of the evils that the
other foolish members Of the family
experienced.
"He is never sick, has a beautiful
complexion, and is considered a very
handsome boy. May the Postum Com
pany prosper and long continue to fur
nish their wholesome foodv' Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek,
Mich.
There's a reason. Read the little
book, 1.-The Road to MELVILLE" In sv-
cry pkg.
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OBITUARY..

Charles Levy, editor of two
socia1istic papers in Chicago, died sud
denly, aged 60 years.
Fred nillups, aged 70, civil war
veteran and a prominent republican
politician, died at Bonneville, Ind.
Rev. A. Y. Graham, for fifty years a
minister in the Methodist Episcopal
church, ded at Westfeld, H., aged 76
Connie Ray of the Ray family OF
in Quincy, III. She was years old.
Caleb G. Willard, owner of the
Ebbitt house, Washington, D. c., died
in Atlantic City, N. j. He was II years
of age
Capt. Mathew L. Paullus, member
of Gen. Zachary Taylor's bodyguarG
during the Mexican war, is dead a.,
Greenfield, Ind.
Maria Alfonso, son of tne late prin,
cess of the Asturias (sister of King
Alfonso), and heir presumptive to the
throne, died of meningitis. He was
born Feb 20. 1903.
Judge d. S. Wade, aged IS, is dea6
at his home at Little, Medford, o. He
was appointed chief justice of Montana
territory by President Hayes and held
That office twenty-five years.
Colonel Jerome B. Mutton died at
his home in Carrollton, Ill, aged 70
years. In 1861 Mutton was com.
missioned by Governor Yates as cap
tain of company G., sixty-frst Illinois
infantry.
A cablegram announces the death OF
George L. Tucker IA years old, son OF
Colonel and Mrs. w. F. Tucker, in the
Philippines He was a grandson OF
Mrs. John A. Logan. He died OF APP.
pendicitis.
Capt. Evan R. Howell, prominent in
southern Journalism, former editor
the Atlanta Constitution, is dead.
| Capt. Howell was born Dec. 10, 1889,
in Milton county, Ga. He was a con
| federate soldier.
Duane Herbert Church, whose in
vention of about $50 machines has
revolutionized the manufacture Of
watches in America in the last twenty
years, is dead at his home in West
Newton, Mass.
James R. Carnahan, major general
of the uniformed rank, Knights Of
Pythias, died at his nome in In
| dianapolis from stomach trouble AM
| uraemic poisoning. He was regarded
as the founder of the uniformed so
ciety of the Pythians, which order he
joined in 1874. He had served as
as grand chancellor of Indiana He
also was conspicuous in the Gran,
Army and nad held the position of de
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-14
T,ELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
RUSso-JAPANEsE WAR.


Tbe scheme for a Russian assembly,
sa@ passed on by the council, will leave
1zae czar's power unimpaired.
,Witte and Rosen took luncheon with
Gsle president at Sagmore Hill and
esaEnp1ain bitterly of photographers.
Japan is not expected to grant an
s2aEn5sfice pending negotiations for
isweace and Russia is not likely to ask
iak
THE Russian and Japanese peace
esaYoys were presented to each other
soy president Roosevelt on the May
EiaGWer-
General Linevitch telegraphs ST.
Petersburg denying that he has been
surrounded and declaring that all his
troops are well arranged.
The japanese as the fruits Of their
victory may demand an empire on the
mainland of Asia, comprising Corea,
Manchuria and probably part Of ST.
IBERIA. the dominance of the sea OF
,i6ayax being considered essential to
national safety.
The reception of the peace pleni-
pufentiaries by President Roosevelt
1arzd fheir formal introduction to each
other aboard the Mayflower at Oyster
Bay was most suspicious, but, never
6he1ess, the president fears that the
end OF the war may not result from the
conference.