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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
Ser. S6ngcr upn Baltimore.

Sauptqllartier: r8ermania NGn-
nerdor . Saue"; Brdiioent $enrp
@ielefing, Rr. 229, perl. gaitern-
gpe.; eorreiponbirenoer uno proto-
foIIirenoer Sefretdr s. 8iQiam OH.
bcnius, Ser. 1928, SrleansitroBe;
Sinan3 Sefretdr g. SimmeIbeber,
Rr. 3t5, Roro.g ocuitrabe; Sdos-
meilter S. Midlit, Scr. 713, @ar.
neritr,; 3irigent Sobn u. alcin. Ser
iammIung jeoen ~5lpeiten 5reitas I'M
Monot.
Sauptquartier: Stae Sale, GER.
205, Sanoper.S traBe. S%insItunbe:
Nitttpod - 9irisent: S. s. 5ranf.
.Sarmonie."
Sauptquartier: Scr. Ala, 0eit.
Sapette-S traBe. SinsItunoe: 9ietl'
ltass - 9irigent: Sobn u. &Iein.
.@ermania. MGnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: @crmania : Mdt.
nerdor Sale, Ser. 4t0-4t2, 8eit.
2ombarb.S troBe. Singltunoe: Don.
neritaes - 9irigcnt: Sbeooor Sem.
berger.
mSrobiinn."
2a%ilptqiiartier: Srobliun Saue.
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid.a pemle. cling.
ltinbe: Wittpod8-9irisent: Sobu
u. Glein.
narbeiter.N Gnnerdor."
Saiiptquartier: anorens' Sale,
Rr.314, SanoperitraBe. Sinsitunoe:
Donneritags - 9irigent: gbas. s.
9ohdu.
.2oeuit.Bo DIN Mdnnerfor."
$auptquartier: 3wider's SaGe.
gde Guba. unb gnoreItraBe. cling.
Ihtnoe: Mittpob abenos 8 l1br -
8irigent: Siibert Stripped.
rNrbeiter- 2ieoertafel."
Sonptqlartier: goI3' Sale, Rr.
408, Belt 2erinetonltraBe. Cling
itunoe: 9ienItags-0irigent: Srgo
ariippel.
.MeIobie."
Sailptqlartier: S. Hies' Sale,
gde 2owitraBe uno geIair Narft.
SingItunoe: 9onneritags - 9iri.
gent s. Garolus.
9aperiider M1nnerdor.
Idcrmann'S SaIe, edc bon Caro-
line. uno @ouebItraBe. Singltnnbe:
0onnerltas abeno. 9irisett: aisuit
Shneioer.
.@ermania.Q Quartet. Club"
$auptaiiartier: Weienbere's Sale.
CIR. Tic. Noro EaealtraBe. cling
Itunoe: Dienitags - 9irisent: s.
aaroIis.
mWesser.9 eiansperein."
$auptailartier: Sofimann's 3ane,
Com. uno Sorrelt SiraBe. cling.
ltilnbe: GienItass - 9iriseilt: S. 6.
5ranf.
.goelipeiB."
Sauptqtlartier: @eorg S. Aber's
Sale. Scr. 1, Sait.a penie. Canton.
Sinsitunoe: 9ienitags - 2irisent:
aug. Shneioer.
r,.r-t otHrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
Mbiabrtstage Der C5canbampfer BOT
Wetu.Yorf.

9ompier y1eutonie" aul 81. Woi
ua6 Sioerpool.
9antpfer ,Noorbam" am 81. Mai
noh Hotteronm.
Compiler yeitta oi Sorino" an g.
Mai nad Reapel uilo 0enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
gricfbef6rocrnng mad bcm InslanSe.

grief6ef6rbernng nad Dem InslanSe.
guslGnoiibe EoIt fir Die nit Bent
3. Stunt enbenoe @od)e idliebt bier
Gin aaen Sdaen piInftlid) nie folgt:
Bafet Yoit lit often bon 8 llbr
Gormittogs bis 5 llbr abenbS tag
lid (ollsaenonmcn Sonntaas).
8adet.Eoit fit 9cutitIono ld)Iiebt
bier Montoa, 10 llbr &ormitto9s;
fit @robbritomrien II. SrIono 9ien-
Itogs unb SreitogS, ) llbr Nodmit.
tags.
9ompfer fobrcn bon Rciu. gorf ab,
luenr nidt anoCrS nngcgcbeu.
SranS.ItlontiiHc Soft.
Wittpod) - 10 llbr IbenoS: fir
5ranfreidl, SiiO europa, Ggpptcn
mo @ritiid,. Snoien per 0onpier
ga lorraine" pio SABRE (Nrieic fir
o,oere Sbeile G~lropo's miiIicn per
ga lorraine" bc5eitnct lein).
Sreitng-3 lllbr Nodmitto9S: fir
oic I5pren-Snieln per Gompfcr bon
9oiton, Moii. 7 llbr NbeuoS: fir
europa per 8ompicr st. Saul"
pio Ylpnnolttb II. G~berbourg (9rieie
fit 2ipcrpool, Sd)ottlono II. SrlonO
m~illien per st. Eoul" bc5eihnet
ieiD. 10 llbr 9lbcno8: fir europa
per 0ompier oGampania" pia
G%ileenStoiuu.
Wontog, 5, Sltni - fir europa
per 9anlpier nSoiier @ilbeIm Der
@roBc."
Soft Ill 9 Ii 8. nno Central.
gmerifo, @eitinbien etc.
Mittmod) - 10 llbr I6en6$: fir
Gitbo, 9ucotan lno Gompcdc per
Oompicr oGipcron5o.;" fir Sno9lto,
Sopti uib Columbia per 0onpier
.@roecio;" fir @rcnoOo, Sriniooo
uno Guiana per 0onpicr nWioros
cas-"
0onncrltog-t0 llbr IbcnbS: fir
Central merito ul0 SGien an Der
Siio-Enciiicfilite per 0ampicr oia
Colon; fir Ole 8obomaS per Cant
pier .Sorotogo;" fir Ole Seclparos
lmo 8iuolporo Suieln ulto @lliauo
per 9ompier g6pntobelle."
6rcitng & llbr Hahmittog3:
fir Somoica per .9ompier bon 90.
ton, MtoiI. 10 llbr abenOS: fir
Curacao mo &enc5ucln per 0ompicr
n3ulio;" iiir Eorto &ico per 9om'
pier nGoomo" pio Son %Sllon; fir
Sortuue-S Slolo, Somoico mo 60
lrmbio per 0ompfer nIItoi;" fir
Gubn per 9ampfcr 0Mcrico."
3ie Poit nadJ NeufunOlonb, bio
Roro.S ionep uto nab WiQuelon,
pia Bottom, idlieBt bier tdglid linn 1
ltbr Rohmittog8; nod Cuba, bio
CAMPO, 8la,, t1glid lmt 1 llbr Tod).
mittogs; nod SonouroS, Gotta Ticu,
Guatemala, Eanama unb Der Gonol'
gone, bio Wcm.O orleans, taglid) Inn
s ll1r gbenoS.
Grams. Bacific. g 0 It.
Srcitag = llbr IbenbS: fir So'
mali, Sopon, Goreo, China uno Die
Ebilippinen Dia Gan 5ron5iSco.
Somitng - Z llbr AbelloS: fit
Nelt.S eeIono, gilItrnlien, Ncu-Gole-
0onien, Samoa, Soipoii ilno Die
5iji.Snieln ptp Son 6ron5iSco.
Die Yoit iiir Sopont Goreo, Gbino
uno Die YbiIippinen pia Soncoltner
idlieBt bier tGgIih INN Z llbr IbenOS
bis gum 6. SUM-.
Die Grons'B aciiie.Yol miro tag.
lif gum NbgongS.Sofcn beiorocrt,
nno Die 3eit oes RoitidluIieS lit 10
orrangirt, Dab cine unlnterbrodene
lleberlano . 9%eforherung ermoglid)t
miro.
8. Sail SorriS,
RnItuupiItpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Metliet BON Scr GoIoniol . Snfonteric
perlobt. Der gegenm0rtig Militor-Ht'
toGc BET Scr iron5oiiiden @eionbt.
ld,oit III Sopan it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

q. epnhn,s Reftnnrnnt.

{ Ga6ipl9er bon 8enrp @orner.
{ Hr. 923. Noros@ocns, ode NntbonpsStr.
|. GeriamnIunaSIofnl oe5 s9lntpHia : 9ons
s elnees VI. 396: 8. % sStembensSi
| iirtfts 9tr. 100" aS6tuersSiitrifts gir.
{ 1903, 8. Il. D." uno gDiftrifts 9r. $50,
/ .. II. y" paIc AT SerciHe 8i bermies
! thcit.. 5etnite 8tere. g8eine uno aroere
| @etrinfe. Q22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
q, n. N6ermauu's Seae

Roreoft.Gde 8ouebs lino @aroltnesSfrdbe
Sauptquartier hes r8abernsW1nnertors",
R..O. ode @ouabs unb @%oroIineftr. Ber'
einsberiummIurla iehen Sounerftag sIbeno.
Reue MitaIieoer fuiufotnmen. Bor8iig'
iicnes Bier Der RationalsBraueret I'M 2apf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Rorboff.@de scr hrfps unh Sorreft'S trabe.
Samptduartier oes ~@efauebereins aWieIo'
bie~. Sinafiunoeu ieben 8onnerttaaeIbeno.
8erfammluneen bes centennial Wleeaer'
8ereins" ieoeu 2. uuo 4. 9ienitae TN Wso'
not. 1eIepboH - Wet. geruon 26o6 X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
Canton nub 6tgbIunhtpp =.
enriua's Canton qteoerfrau,.Sane.

NNtIng's NaittpH Nttorrffdh5spdIIt
Giiomeiisgde 3. Ctr. II. Saitsgloe., Canton
Sauptquurtier 6es Canton 2ieoerfrnn8 -
SiHgIiuuoe ieben Sonnerftae Gbenb. -
Samens8erein %berfdmmeIt iih ieoen 8ten'
ftag Ibeno. GdtiouuIsBier am 9npf.-
gbefnpcnfe IcIepbOn: @olie 1853 8.
(9lprtIt3IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Rr. 2t6, gIabs, nabe SoparoAStrabe.
8pr3iielibe gBeiHe, Spiritnofen II. llnions
gigdrrcn. 8eftes Nier am 9apf. 2uni6
fiir 8efbaitsIeute bon 11.30 BORN. bis
2 ubr Raobmitin as. 1elepbon 9. & y.
w}t. NerItoH 300S-T. (W{dr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Sum- nod Soorc.
9ompfcr Settle" an 2. SUM-
nndl 2inerpool.
Compiler nNedor" am 3. SUM-
nod Bremen.
GnmpIcr nSrcne" ont 3. SUM nod
NeopeI uno @cniuo.
Gumpicr oWIciobo" om 3. Sltni
nod) 2onbon.
9ompicr o3celono" om 3. Stunt
noh Intlperpen.
Gompicr st. Saul" ont 3. SUM
nod) Solltbomlptou.
9ampicr oGnmpaniu" ont 3. Sltnt
nod) 2ipcrpool.
Gompicr .Golebonio" am 3. SUM
nod) Glasgow,
9nnlpfcr oGbelialio" am 3. Stri
nadl Sanlbltrg.
9ontpfer oglrmenia" an 3. SuHi
nod Somblrg.
Gumpfer 'yaoiier @ilbeIm" ON
e. Slint nod Wrenlrt.
9onpicr .Eonnonio" ant 6. SUM
nod) Ncopel uno 8etito.
Compiler n@crmonio" onn 6. Sunii
nod Neopel.
Compiler ,%2om6oroio" oln 7. SINH
nod Hcopel uno 8enio.
Qompicr Oceanic" ant Z. SUM
nod 2iucrpool.
Gompfcr pStoten6om" an 7,Sltni
nod Hottcroom.
Gompicr Oscar Ser 3lueite" ont
Z. SUM nod 8openbogen.
Gompier nForiIion" ont s. SUM-
nod Glasgow.
Compiler so Gouroinc" am s.
SUM- nod Sabre.
Gompicr n9orborolio" ant s.
SUM nod Bremen.
0ompicr o9liiher" oru s. SUM-
nod Somburg.
Gompfer sHorosN merico" ont s.
SSrlli mad Ncopcl mo @enuo.
Compiler nEennipluanio" ont 10.
Suni nod Somburg.
3ompfer minneapolis" om 10.
SUM nad) 2onoon.
Gompier nSinlono" on 10. SUM
nod Nntiperpen.
9ompfer nNems 9orf" ont 10.
SUM mad Soutbomptor.
0ompfer nllmbrio" urt 10. Surf
nod 2ipcrpool.
Gompicr nNitoria" an 10. Sruni
1dd) Glasgow.
Gompier nEeru0io" am 10. SUM
nod HeopcI.
Compiler naronprin5 @ilbelnl oer
3meite" ont IL. SUM nod) 8remcll
9ampfer n9oronio" olt t3. SUM
nod 2iperpooI.
Gompier .Woieitic" on ii. SUM
nod 2iperpoof.
Gompfcr .HDnoom" ont IA, SUM
nof Hotterbum.
Gonlpfcr o2iqurio" ant IA. SUM
noh Hcopel mo @enllo.
Compiler naoiicr 6rieorid" an
10. Sum- mad, Bremen.
Gon1pfcr nWtoltfc" an 10. Sum
nod Somblr9.
Gontpier nGrctic" oln 10. Srni
nod) Neopel ltn0 @cn1ln.
Compiler ga Sopoie" AM 10
SUM nod Sabre.
Compiler nGeoric" ont t6. Srlri
nod 2ipcrpooG.
Gontpfer oHboctin" ont II. SltrI
rod) Sombura.
Gompfer Sonia hilbert" ant II.
SUM nod NcopeI mo @enuo.
3ompfer aWiinnebabo" am II.
SUM nod 2onoon.
3ompfer .&oocrIonb" ant II.
SUM nah gntfperpelt.
Compiler st. 2ouis", ont II. Sltni
na6 Soutbampton.
3ompfer vSllcunio" ont II. Sum
nod 2%iperpool.
Compiler ,Brobcr auriiirIt" or
20. SUM mad Vremen.
Tompfer nHoma" ont 90. ESltil.
nod Neopcl.
Compiler Baltic" om 81. Sum
nod 2iocrpool.
3ompfer uGitto oi Hopoli" ont q
SUM nod Neopel uno @enlto.
Compiler nHotteroonl" am u
Slni nod Goiteroom.
9nnpfer .Seaig Slob" an q
SUM noh aopenbogcn.
gampfer ga Vrctogne" am -
SUM mad Sabre.
Compiler .Gentihlato" am 81
sunni nod Somburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
Il. 9ptatiS .Saae,"

Wr. t12O bis f122, Qorforb.sbemn..
Sanptnuartier bes n39aIiaa WldnHerhors".
Saue unb Gommerearten btlte 5i bers
mtetben. @uter Biae fir sluiterHrofien.
Seinfte 8etrdnfe. SretsRool. 6. 4 B.
1eIepbon - Wt. 8eruon 1863 X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Spicpb ~Sdipcnger's Cafe,
2f15 Galuertuti. Hpab, nahe Sreoerld.Aes.
Die beiten NetIte i'm Wejtelo. W}dbis
aeitet 3u icoer 9eit. @cihditslunf6 cine
Spcbiulitdi. - 6nuptannrtier oeS mSars
routons2 lrbcitcr WidunerborS".
(lprll2O .1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
shmiet,s neIhenrrans.eone."

Gde 8. tlnb @orebsS irube. 9auptninrticr
oeS n8apern ser sllut. slSereins," o5ibens
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Canton Sntrnerip.
Walts uno qeibs8ereius," p9eutfbe @cs
miitbIi6teit," n8eielfhmiebeslluion" lito
.ScfpcrsGunfIabe gir. AS. .. 8. g." Sti'
ihes gier 81 ieber Seit. Ielepbon: Is.
& 3. - @uIf 2509 gS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Rr. 1924, Cft'8aItimcre sstrase. - 3im'
mer an Serreft 81 oermtetben. - geinfte
@etrdnfe uuo We.ne. rgan,8te.psg rane'
rets"Bter. gerfaminIunQsIofaI beS Oft
2ombarbftr. Smmerip. Gdli' unb Qetbs
BeretnS". gbef .s9eI. Wt. BerdoH 4o42 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

3n pevfanftu:
Er. 507. BIB uno 5f7. gsorbsWlontforb sIbe.,
leds 3ininer NIT 8erbeNeruns. Greis $3.50. 90.
0runo8inS $34.0 90 pro Sabr.
aofiee Sdufer i'm 100 8Iod Der Torbs8robes
Gtrnbe, feds 5inrer NIT alien Berbeerunaen.
Rrcis S775.00. 8ruubsins $50 bro Snbr.
100&@Iod. denluoobs9lbe Cine Reibe bon
goeben ieriia ~aeftenteu bier5ebn mooernefi 5fpets
ti6dieen S1tferr. Sefs ~berfeIben iinb bcr,
lanft. Etiis $4,000. 9runo3inS $3.50 pro
Sabr.
O.. 3. gaaagter,
9auurternebrner.
(t2s--) 8hrean: 2808 Gairmpnnt.ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
,ebn u. sptttsr's ,GsIambta.eaae,

Nr. 1922, Oft.8ratt.S CITRATE.
.SeHens9 armftdoter Bereiu" e%erfautmeIt
ftb ieoeu eriteH 9ienftua i'm Monat In
Der Saue. Sale flr 8eretHt unb Self
Ii6feiten 3u berTtetben.
lSau5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Rr. 49,, GIaremountssfpe., S~!gbIanbtotSr.
Sauptquartter oes ~Naoetia , Manner
6ors~. G~ingftuuoen 9ienitae, aberbS 8
ttbr, uno oes rWiouumentni.D %tftrtftS Rr.
23f, .. It.s9. Monumental" sBter am
8dpf. Gbefnpeafe'G elepbDn - 1925 4.
Em. .. @. Supperi, BETTER.
(Ge32,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Nenn Chr Befb u0tblg habit, iuenbet GaA
an min. 9arIe1en agf SaIdre, UlobeIr 0oer
@rtnoeiaentbum 8eridmiegenbeit. Refine
peibaefhdftSs Weeibooeu. Dir. 4remer, Nr. 100.
Rors. Yata. etrahe, /. GIur, 2aunorp guiIbine.
(slpril16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Rr. t104, MoTbsgtntt ssIpcrue.
Der raorboft Smm~eripdbreroe Sauueretu
bon Baltimore perfammeit flo bier
ieoen Mpntdd. - 6ecrge Srebm & Cons
Bier am 8apf, ncb oeutI6er art btreft
bonn 1ab,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
0clb anssnleibcn.

Narplanb GbatteI Qoan MiIoeintiun,
$40 BIS $500 uerben serfiehen aMf Wa5tetu,
esm 1. Ssnasr 1908 an %beiinSes in nntere
Bfireniir ipieoer In unferem alien QoYaIe.
GalSert.Unifbias. benz @erihtsgebdnbe aeaens
fiber.
8tmmer .gr. 900. 231, 1898 (slpeiter 0lur).
O4teh.Qde 8atette. uMb st. 4auspotYaee.
lGCupeIirS fur 0ef0dftSfteuube.
(Sobo.tSex&el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
gerIanst: Sranen nnb Mabdlem


Gin diubermdbhen fiir Elm 4 Sabre Gltes
hinb, Adb8ufragen in Hr. 2222, eahoip'Hoe
(t6t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
Sr06nften.Warft.

llntenitebenoe Yreiie be3ieben iid
ailf ben gneros. Sanoel; fir ben
aleinbonoel muB Elm entiprehenoer
aufidlag gemaft peroen.
gier, pro 9so. t512c. bis t61ac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Smpurtenre lnb &naross2tau0rs Sdnoler,
659-66t, @eits9ratts, ilabe BennfStr.,
Baltimore, ND.
6. & 9.sIelepbun = Soutb 1913 D.
(Mpril2 ,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
subu ;ron,'s ,gadsr.eerbtras,~

gr. i35, Sarrifons' nobe d~erinefonsstr.,
Geo. 8iintber, IT,, Prdus@u'S Bier. 8ars
Mler 9uufh bon IL his / ubr Rdhmtts
taas. Gle beutf6en Ddder ftre stinl Be
fune etngeldneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

Sine aodbirt mo ein Suusmdobet. 9iud6us
fragen in Gr, 2221. Salinius Iuenne.
(t5t-2(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
Mber'S ,,GbefmetB.6aae,@

gde gait. unS G~aitsM6enue, Canton.
MarbIano.IeIeptcn - II r.
Sauptanartier beS 8efaHgneretuS libel.
tpeis,@ -DamensNeretns beS ebeIlpeth,~
-GnntonsGoneInoe Rr. 445. 3. @. O.
.SrtentaI.S iftrtfts Gr. t5S, 8. u..v.- unb
canton Gpar. u. 8erguiieunsSsBereinS1.
(Sept21, I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

UT. 70t uno 707. Communicating. 6tsb'
Iauetotun. Geinfie @eine urb 2taiore.
Der gefinbeffe OFT aui Der frbe. - Die
bcften EooI'BarIors In 6tablanbtotSn.
Yrou,ptc Bebienung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
3u p%erf1ufeu:


9u uerfnufeu:
Gin si~uetftodiaes gdbars nit @roecrb.G aoeu.
Observation-Disclosures bi1ig liir einen bal.
bieen adlfer, leihte gehineuneen. gaadsufra.
Gen bel Gbaries u. geder. Hr. 40, Nurb.Ga.
reg. strake. OPT
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST MITCHELL
Sensational Attack Is Made on
President Of Miners Union
at indianapolis.
is CLAIMED HE SOLD OUT
Wyoming Delegate Makes Vicious As.
sault and Mitchell Defends His
Course-Others Indorse the
Presidents Course.

Indianapolis, Jan. 2l.-Thc manage
ment of the Colorado strike was bitter
~ argued today on the floor of the ma
tlonal convention of the United Mine
Workers. Delegate Robert Randall of
wyoming took the floor and spoke for
an hour. He charged that President
Mitchell had sold out the miners or
ganization IN the recent ColOra do ST rilie
and attacked the financial integrity of
the president His speech was filled
with personal abuse
When Randall was through President
Mitchell took the floor and reviewed
the conduct of the Colorado strike. He
said 1t was true he had advised a SET :
tlement and he would do so again UNI
der the same circumstances
Vice President Lewis. Secretary VIII
son and others who had charge of the
strike for Mitchell spoke vigorously
defending The president
The mine workers again refused ia
allow the organization to be committed
to socialism.
President Mitchell took the floor and
defended the leaders of the civic fed
GRAFTON. when Delegate Randall. OF
wyoming shouted that the leaders
were Grover Cleveland, whom every
laboring man detests: Frank Robbins.
by beating down his miners. and An
drew Carnegie, whose hands are red
with the blood of the Homestead st.ik.
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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
EDITORS TO MEET.
Program Announced for the Mid Win
ter Convention.

ter Convention.
the program for the winter meeting
of the South Dakota Press association to
be held here January %. 26 and u. has an
nounced the following program:
Things We Think After Thinking: or
What We Would Have Said IL We Had
Said What We Ought to Have Said In
stead of Saying What We Did Say" Levi
Wait. Armour Herald.
The Apprentice Problem: or How Best
to Manage the Devil" George H. Henry
Platte Epitomo
Can the Editor of a Country Weekly
BE Thoroughly Impartial in Treating I.o-
cal News Items That Can for Comment?"
I'll. N. keene, Arlington Sun.
The Newspaper and the Community;
the Relation of the One to the other" j
X. Coe Hamln County News.
Woman's Work In journalism Mrs.
j. 3. Gossage, Rapid City Journal
Editorial Influence; Its Value Ethcally
and In Dollars and Cents" c. NJ. Day,
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader.
The Al-Home-Print Newspaper: Is 1t
More Renumerative to the Publisher and
More Pleasing to Subscribers Than the
Ordinary Patent Inside Publications" c.
Il. Iackctt, Parker New Era
How to Make Il Daily Newspaper Paw
Sentinel ~ :
rs $3.50 Per Week Paid FOR Exclusive
advertisements From Ready Prints Well
Expended?' IL. A. Sturges, Beresford
s should Editors Accept Advertising
Firms 's e pal nemp Mhte Lake of w EoSa
me Hell BOX, In charge of the pres-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
JAIL FOR PACKERS.
President Roosevelt Is Determined to
Press Beef Trust Gases to the
Veru I

Washington, Jan. 2l-An early de-
ciSlon by the supreme court in the beef
case is now said to be assured The
department of justice officials expect
the GroSscup injunction will be upheld
For this reason much Importance is at
tached to the summons to Washing
ton OF solomon II. Bethea United
States district attorney at Chicago
who prosecuted the beef trust case in
Judge GruSscupS court He is confer
ring with the president and Attorney
General Moody.
1t is said Bethea is going over all
the evidence in the hands of the de-
partment of justice which has the evil
dcnce collected by Commissioner Gar
field. to determine how best to pro-
coed against the packers for violation
of the injunction.
The president is understood to be
forcing the fight. 1t is strongly as
serted that the administration hopes
not to stop until it has landed In Jail
the men who are forcing up meat
prices and crowding down the prices
Of stock on hoof. H. r. Jones.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
RAILROADS TO FIGHT.
Meeting of Presidents in New York
to Oppose Changes in Interstate
Commerce aw

New York. Jan. 2l.-There will be a
conference of railway presidents and
Wall street men to decide Il definite
plan Of campaign in opposition to the
proposed regulation of railway rates
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion.
Mr.. Cassatt, president Of the Penn
sylvania; Mr.. Spencer. president of the
Southern, Mr.. Ripley. president of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, and
Mr.. Johnson. president of the Norfolk
and Western, arrived last night to be
present at the conference, and it is
said that other railway men will arrive
today. The names of Hartman, Hill
ana Morgan are mentioned among
those who will plan to defeat the pro-
posed rate regulations. While sew
eral of the railway heads have ex-
pressed themselves in favor of IA rate
revision, all have agreed that an arb-
trary power to fix rates, in the hands
OF an interstate commerce commission.
would be disastrous to railway inter-
eStS.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
FRUIT men OF
SOUTH DAKOTA
State Horticultural Society Is
Holding Annual Meeting
in Huron.
AN INTERESTING SESSION
Plum and Grape Growing Was Dis.
cussed at Length and Experiences
Given in Regard to Trials
with Fruit in State.
AN INTERESTING SESSION

&, Huron, S. D., Jan. 2O.The State
Horticultural society is holding its an
hual meeting here. In the absence OF
the president, j. II. Miller, the sessions
are presided over by vice president
g. w. Quincy, of Yanl<ton. The ad
dress of welcome was delivered by Col
onel John II King, of this city and re-
sponded to by Mr. Quincy. A number
of topics We're discussed yesterday,
among them the market garden. This
received the particular attention of X.
ID. Whorton, of this place, who In the
discussion Of what constitutes a mar
ket garden, told how to construct "A
vegetable cellar, and gave interesting
personal experiments in vegetable
growing.
Plum and grape growing was dis
cussed at length and some of the van-
cites of plum most favored are the
Dolf DeSoto and Wyant. A variety
of grape. having its origin in Mlnne
sofa and known as the Beta, has
proved to be especially well adapted
to South Dakota's climate and being
strong and vigorous grower is a pro-
life bearer.
OF tomatoes the Early Jewel the
dwarf and Early Anna, appeared to be
especial favorites. The growing OF
tomatoes for market purposes is be-
coming l1Xed source OF revenue IOr
many farmers and gardeners.
Celery Is receiving much attention.
and not q few people In this state are
engaged In It's growth for shipment.
Gray Bros, OF Yanli ton, are among the
largest growers; they are planning to
have at least forty acres of celery
growing on their place within a very
short time. having really abandoned
the raising of Strawberries for celery.
u
profitable, and in almost every instance
those engaged In their propagation are
successful to a large degree.
Rhubarb is so common and requires
so little attention that its growth for
market Is second to almost every other
vegetable or plant for market pur-
poses Altogether there are but few
who are giving rheubarb any special
attention.
The discussions and deliberations are
interesting and are listened to with
marked attention.