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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-03

derOus tasks with determination and
energy bred of years of experience He
would stop at nothing, even officers of
the law had little effect on his work
His face is large, full of dark menacing
lines, and itself enough to drive terror
to the hearts of the stoutest His wick
edness and daredeviltry appears in his
smile, and one finds himself edging
away from it's possessor, despite the fact
that he is under lock and key His voice
and of all his terrible characteristics,
this is without a shadow of doubt the
worst-is heavy, and when anger
arOuses him, it resembles the roar of an
African lion more than a human noise.
Little wonder that when Business Agent
Casey faced him in court, after confess
ing, that his hair nearly stood on end,
when the king" addressed him.
The numerous sluggings during the
strike, and the apparent inability of the
police to handle the situation, was a
mystery to the average citizen, and con-
sequently the city was astounded when
IIO 1oClo WClC UlOuSAC w IlSuC L uuG
and again the press limited at paid muir
ders, but public sentiment deposed the
idea. Now, however, the confession of
both parties to the scandal forms con-
Meeting link which no evidence or tes-
timony can break, and no doubt exists
as to the origin of the nefarious crimes
which were seemingly committed wan
tOnly.
Men May Hang.
what is to be the result of the ex-
poser" has been asked That is an in
teresting question, in that the laws of
the state of Illinois may hold every
member of the union responsible for the
crimes, and it must be remembered that
the punishment for manslughter is
death. To the casual observer the pub
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-03

A Quick Method.
as his money going fast7"
81 should say so. He puts 1t In rae
ing autos. cleveland Plain Dealer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-03
Gives Praise to LAWN.

81 also want to say that believe In
spector LAWN and his detectives cannot
be complimented too highly for the work
that they have done in this case. be-
lieve they have performed one of the
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29
Real Estate Deals.

Joseph Shaner, the real estate deal
CT, has been doing a lively business
lately aud has perfected number Of
important deals, among them the
following:
The farm OF Tell Huguenan OF the
Rimrock, sold to VIM. Fish, Of Con-
nell, WASH, consideration $4,000.
Mr.. Fish will reside on the place.
The farm of DIR. d. d. brennan,
1870 acres, formerly the Yothers place,
option sold to WIN. Fish, Wednesday,
for $500.
The M. E. parsonage, sold by Mrs
Turner, Of Spokane. to Mrs. j. II
Martin for 5000.
A ten-acre tract in south part 0l
town, formerly the Thompson place
sold by ]. w. Conklin to w. H. Jones
for $3.50.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29
THREE JURORS CURED
OF Cholera Morbus with One Small
Bottle of Cham berlain's Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.

Mr.. G. w. Fowler of High tower,
Ala, relates an experience he had
while serving on a petit jury ia a
murder case at Edwardsville, county
seat Of Clebourne county, Alabama.
He says: "While there | ate some
fresh meat and some souse meat and
it gave me cholera morbus in q very
severe form. ] was never more sick In
my life aud sent to the drug store for
a certain cholera mixture, but the
druggist sent me bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca
Remedy instead. saying that he had
what sent for, but that this medi-
cine was 50 much better he would
rather send IL to me In the fix | was
In. took one dose Of itand was bet
ter in Ave minutes. The second dose
cured me entirely. Two fellow jurors
were afflicted in the same manner
and one small bottle cured the three
Of u.s." For sale by DR.. F. Wenz
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29

The case of Martin Colnan VS..
Thomas Gallagher was tried be
fore Probate Judge r. S. McCrea,
Tuesday. From the testimony it
appears that the two own neigh
boring farms near Hauser. Some
weeks ago, while Colman was abb
sent, fire burned over a part of
his place. Meeting Gallagher he
inquired as to the damage done,
whereupon Gallagher accused him
of setting the fire. Colman DEEM
ed this an injury to his character
and sued Gallagher for slander.
The jury brought in verdict as
sessing 600 costs to Gallagher but
giving Colman no damages for the
alleged defamation Of his charac.
ter.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29

DO~Subscribe for THE RATnDRuM
TRIDuN NE. Only $500 per year. II
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29

ckamiherlain's Solic. Cholera and
Never fails. Buy It now. 1t may save life.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29
Local Events Of Past Week.

The weather has been cool this
week, with considerable rain fall.
Company +. will drill at the arm
DRY, Octoher'7. at $3.50 p. M. BY Or
der of Capt. Edelblute. i,t q
A dance 10 the new store building
OF Dill and Eisenhauer at Hauser,
last Saturday night, was attended by
a number Of Rathdrum people,
Work on the foundation Of the new
Presbyterian church IS progressing
gradually. The old structure has
been moved into Post avenue, and
excavation made for a stone founda-
tiun.
! The Rathbone Sisters have com.
piled more than two hundred cooking
recipes Of tried excellence, which
have been printed in book form by
the TRIBUNE. One hundred copies
OF the edition have been printed and
are now ready for sale by Syringa
Temple No. 4, at so cents copy.
1t IS entitled the "RathbOne Sisters
Cook Book, most OF the recipes he
Ing signed by the ladies who sub
mitted them. The book contains So
pages, The edition is handsomely
printed on the best book paper and
neatly bound Ia King Kotton Kovers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
at the courthouse recently to the fol-
lowing:
Sept. ia. J. Chute, aye %, and
H.lda Paulson, age 10, both Of Post
Falls.
Sept. 2l--Herman Gilbert, 30, and
Edith Huguenine, %, OF Occur d.
Alene; c. B. Bradfeld, p, Of Tacoma
WASH, and Agnes Fish, 49,, of Spo-
kane; Francis Leslie Howard, 81, and
Andra A. Hammers, Is, both Of Spo-
kane.
Sept. 23--Earl e. Brock, "a, OF
Spirit lake. and Ida A. Waddell, 81,
of Rathdrum; Gerard Brinke, 81, oil
Spokane, and Louise Ruhlman, %
of Kuskin, Neb.
Sept. 22-Dan M:Laren, So. OF st
Joe, and Lucy Eenn, 80, Of ST. Mar
les.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29

Cured OF Lame hack After 10 Years
of Suffering.
II had been troubled with lame
back for fifteen years and l found a
complete recovery In the use Of Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm" says John G.
Bisher, Gillian, Ind. This Imminent
is also Without an equal for spralns
and bruises. 1t is for sale by DR.. +.
Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given That there Will be
and Congregation OF the First Presbytei Ian
Church. of Kathdrnm, Idaho. NJ. the church
Of October; 1905 81 at TO O'clock IN the even:
ing, to determine bv vote. whether or not the
Church property belonging to- said Church;
and situated In Ra .hdrum, shall be mort
from the Board OF Church Erection OF tho
Presbyterian Church in the United States OF
America, to aid In the erection Of q new
church building on the present location Of
the church. ut Rathdrum.
Dated this the 9th day Of September; Al
d., iyU6. A.: w. POST
FRANK WENZ
S20 -Ol3 g. A. CHRISTIE.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29
. Remedy without a Peer.

~ And Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than
anv other remedy l ever used Tor
stomach trouble" says j. P. Klote,o
rdma Mo. For any disorder OF the
stomach. biliousness or constipation.
these Tablets are without peer.
For sale by DR.. +. Went.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29

Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy Aids
Nature.
Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t
allays the cough, relieves the lungs.
aids expectoration, opens the secre-
lions, and aids nature In restoring
the system to a healthy condition.
Sold by DR.. +. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29
Good advice to women II VI

Good advice to women. II you
want beautiful complexion clear
skin, bright eyes, red lips, good
health, take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea. There is nothing like it.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. For sale at
Rathdrum Idaho Pharmacy,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29

Rheumatism, govt, backache, acid
poison, are results OF kidney trouble.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea goes
directly to the seat Of the disease and
cures when all else fails. 35 cents.
For sale at
Rathdrum Idaho Pharmacy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29

Tut TRIBUNE and the New
York Tribunc-Farmer, both
papers one year for ..N's'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29

II you want your PROPERTY insured
against loss by fire call on the Pan
handle Abstract Co. tt
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-09-29
Personal Mention.

Frank Buckle was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. @. LAWN went TO Harrison.
Sunday, to take medical treatment.
Jersey milk, 6 cents a quart.
May 5.tf. Il. J. Young.
Joseph Porter has returned from a
trip to the exposition at Portland.
Miss Berta McCoid returned to
Wallace last Sunday night.
Our corduroy suits for boys are
neat and durable. S. T.. b. s. Co.
Mrs. Il. +. Scott returned Monday
from Spokane where she has been
visiting her daughter since July 6.
Ellsworth Wood was home on a
brief visit the. latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. o. II. Fuller. OF Occur d'Alene
arrived Sunday and is visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f Larsen left,
Monday evening, for Sumas, WASH,
to look after their timber interests
there.
Our fancy corduroy school suits
won't wear out. S. +. b. s. Co.
c. A. Berry, the real estate man,
arrived home last week from a visit
Of several weeks to his old home in
Iowa
John Fisher. superintendent Of the
Interstate Telephone company, was
IN town this week.
w. }. Tucker and son, l.. Il. Tuck
er, are employed painting a part Of
the Interior of the auditors office, at
the court house.
Ii. NJ. Stoutenburg Informs US that
he raised 1000 bushels OF wheat and
oats on his place this year. He has
sold part OF the wheat.
+. D. Buell., of Minneapolis, MIMI,
departed Thursday on his return
home after trip to Portland, and a
visit with his brother, c. b. Sanders
Of Rathdrum prairie.
Chas. II. Crawford of Athol, was
IN town Wednesday, making arrange
ments to prove up on his homestead.
Mrs. Daniel Martin and daughter,
who have been visiting relatives here
returned to their home at Douglas
City, Wash, Saturday.
Judge Morgan was in town Mon
day on. official business. The judge
has set the date for converting the
district court In Rathdrum, about
Oct. l6.
Il. l.. Cole, who has accepted the
position Of superintendent OF the
Rathdrum Electric company, will az
general plumbing>business on tns
side. and carry u full line Of fixtures
Of all kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schaefer, o.
Schaller, Iowa, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Schaefer's father, Lewis
Lucke. They expect to visit Port
land before returning home.
Milt Warren who has farm neal
Post Falls, had the largest yield O
wheat per acre which has been re
ported this pear. Some Of it yieldee
81 bushels.
John d. Krienbuhl, a veteran od'
Fellow, and we'll known in katn
drum, is reported i'll with cancer Q
the stomach at his home in Spokane
His physicians despair OF his recovery
lie is GO years OF age.
John Green says that his grait
Yielded 30 bushels per acre Tor oaO
aud II bushels for wheat. IN
wheat yield was small owing pafc'.
to late planting. Other wheat pian'
I'd week earlier in an auJoininl
field yielded - bushels.
We now have complete line o
lamps, crockery, glassware, stonewaf
and chiuaware that we are seii'n
cheaper than ever. Ratbdrum fufn
90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
SenensS armltGotcr i'm Srcicn.

gllSilig OeS rSciicn GormItooter'
SereinS" nod GoiP @onf, DC.
lhecrrn9cn iiir &inbCr mo
ErciSidieBcn.
Gtren IllSiluQ mic i'm gcmittbli.
der llito utterboltmng5rcidcr nobl
'eltelt Gin Sercin pcronitultcn fam,
CAB ge'tcrn ser .&ciicn.G armIt1oters
Seretn" ieinen MitQIicocrn unO bic.
len 6reunocn. Gu9 berrlid gelegene
Mole @ouf am Bad @ipcr lpor ooS
3icl oeS TlSfll0ca ulo iiirmobr,
be''er fonntc boiicIbc nid)t bel1ht
lueroen. &om friibcu Worgcn an
lon9ten bereit5 Eripotiubrlucrte llno
Cmnibulie olf 0cm @lobc an, nab
reno IN Solnd)es bon Der Bad Gioer
Srildc aus gleidioIl3 @unbcrte &c
lancet iullrben. NGgc9, cdt Selien.
0ormitGtcr oemiitblihrS 2cben ent.
lulfeIte lid) bol0 nlli Dem 6eItploec,
l1no lpc5iea fir oic Iieben &lcincn
mar Der Gag 10 rcht Elm lold)er Der
G%rbolung. NQerbunb id)0ne Spiele
purocn fir Tie bon Dem umii6tigen
Gomite, beitcbcn0 aus ocn $50. @.
Sebmonn, Srco. Builder, Sol. Sob
nno &. SimmelmamL ucronitoltet,
nno tic crbicltcn bilbid)c5 Spiel5cu9
ais 9%elobunlt0 iiir ibrc Nrti0feit.
Sin FrciaidicBen lpuroe inter glli.
iidt Der $50. @nt. Sbomua, 0enrp
lllridL F. .. @oterlportb mo Nenrp
SdultbciB peronitoItct, bel lucldcm
mcbrcre Der @crrcn mo 0omen
m%crtbpole Yrciie crbicltcn mo nm
@cIoprciIe lplroc tild)tig luntcr Cont
mnnOo Ger SS. g. Nogtmonn, Is.
@inmelmdnn, s. $. @ormer, 4. 9u.
ifcr mo 80. Mop oui Der aegel-
bobn gcfcaelt. Ger yNelien p 0orms
1tG0tcr > W0nncrdor" licb mlcbrcre
iciner idoniten GbGre erihollcn uno
10 antiiiirte man lid) bis 5l ipGter
Stunoe, ol5 Die 9lnfclbeit sum- Alli-
brlld mobnte, foitlid. GoS ollges
mCinc SergniigunQSsGomite bcitono
ans De SS. Is. 6ronf, s. q. @roiicr,
Srcoerif acrner mo 5. &. @olm-
Qdrtner.
0ic Sieger bei'm YrciSfegcIl mo.
rem: t. YreiS, s. N%ittcrpuif; 3, Sp.
Nrcbm; 3. Erei9 mo meiiten goQe
Ncun," Srieor. &1m5; L., s. GoblicS;
D., So. Wop; g., s. @roiier. &r.
9rebm, Der befonntc 9rulcrcibeiiber,
uobm icinen ErciS I'M 9etroge bon
SIS nidt al, ionoern mofte i'm Dem
&crcin gum @eidcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
9tptis!

ltnicrcn gcebrtcu Gciern III Der
Snnbcsbanptitnbt 5tr Hndjriht, bal,
Sr. i. Snfcbart, Nr. 905, Z. Str,
9.-@., baiclbit, ais Iscnt ocs
gScntidcn Gorrcipuuocntcn" CT.
mannt nnb mitbin SubifriptiOncn
nnb Tn5cigcn fir baS Slatt cntgcgem
sn nebmen, ioluic Gulrftiuncn III ma
den bcrcdDtigt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

oner Itc6enocn Gomitc'n louteteH
giinitig. Sic Temperate %Aufnobme
Scr orei Solbpoiicn 0e$ Srn. 25oGn
Is. 3orr Seiten5 0cS 9lufnabmesGo-
mites Dllr0e gutgCbGiBen. 9oS &c
Ind Der Srol Wurp @omotto ullt
Nufnobnle ihrer orci Sinner I'M gll-
ter bon 3, I mo 8 Sobren iuuroe
inter Sin5u5icbrng 0es YrGlioent9n
Ocm Nufrnbmc Gomitc 5ur 9egrta
odtltng, bc5iu. Grlcoiglna iiberge-
ben. Ser ScfretGr mllr0c bealitroat,
Ser 6rou s. &. Tiqgle ollf ibr Sc.
illh fir Elm etmoS II -i06riges MG0.
den 5lt u1tporten, 0aB lort elmer
9eitimmunG ser Nebengeicte feline
@uiien Dor ibrer Confirmation in
Die 2ebre gcgcben merbcn fonnrn.
Gle $50. aorl @goli SbeQep GIarfe
un0 GbaS, S.&lu9 mur0en olli en-.
piehlun9 oc5 Er0ii0cntcn 6r.Smbof
alS WfitgIic0cr oui0cnommen. Gincr
GinloOurg ocS GireftoriumS oc5
G6riition Huppcrt = @%reiicn6ein1S
entiprcfcnb, miro oaS Iireftorilm
nit Sen @oiicn om EfingIt.Wonto9c
iih in oc7ien in ocn prndtuollen gn-
Ingcn oeS @rciienbcim3 itottiinoen.
Dem QiCnic bet6eiliQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Spurtsfrcnbcn.

Nn1otC1tr-S pielc I'M yWlnrplun0
- Grfreuli6e 9etbciligur9 oellt-
lhcr Burner @utcr 9elu6 umo
reyes Sntcrclie an 0cn picICrlci
Spleen,
Ser ,Silootldntii6e Gerein ser
ntbletiihen Nmatellr = llniou" biclt
Ieine crIten Spiele im Treicn an
Somltog Dor elmer entbuIiaItilhen
Wtcnqe. SIS murben cine An5obl rcht
biibider Erctic o%uSge0e6crt. Ser
,WtorpIun0 Ntbletic.Glub" gcuann
ocn erItcn ErciS. SIN @on5cn nab.
men ia Shcllnebmer an Den Spies
len Gbcil. Niopor &. Clan SimonllS
5cigte groBcS Sntcrclic an Den Gurd)-
f%iihrunQcn Ser cin5elnen Nllmmcrn
bcS Erogrumm$. IS lit crfrclllid,
DOB unicr 0CltihcS SurncrL mic eS
lid, in oen lcbten Sabren clltipidclt
bot. an lcBtCn SomItog bel ocn
&olfaipicIcn I'M .Morplono DIAL"
ocn Observation-Disclosures Scr Yrei3.
rid)tCr mo Scr 3ll'houcr lid) urlter.
5iebcn mo crfolgrcih Stono boltcn
fonlte. 4
Ger y@oclIt 6oint Silrnpcrcin"
mo Der o%obor 2pccltm . SurnOcr.
ci1" norcll Ole oeutihen Gereinc uno
Der oTelnidu 2(meridp Sofol" Scr
b0bmiihc &crein mclbe lif onl Sltrs
llclt bctbciIigtcn. Die n~lciiten Greiic
iullroen bonn ,2ubor 2pcerm . Sllrn.
pcrcin" c%rrlngclt, iiebcrt Trciic I'M
8on5cn. &crmunn &rugc crrang lid
Die critcn Ereiie fir Hcd. Barren
mo SeitEicro; Wortin Sltoipig be.
fam ocn 5>ucitcn YrciS iiir Hcf uno
Scit.Eicrb, lno @illiom aoItcnS CT.
luorb iih Den 5lpcitcn ErciS fir 9or.
rem mo Dcn oritten EreiS fir ooS
Mcd. @corg Otterbein pom vSocuit.
Hoint S~lrnpcrcin" bcfom ben brit
ten NrciS fir Den Barren mo Sronf
). aooon pom b0bmiiden Silrnpcr.
elm ocn orittcn Treis fiir oos Seit.
Efcro.
9ci Scr an Spnntog abgeboltetcl
%crinnmIlmn lpurhcn Wartin Sno.
Mig mo @iQiom geder ols 0clego-
ten iiir bic 9clcgaten.S itilng Der I'M
Sltli objubaltcnoen &crinnmlrng
oeS Ncp.S criep-Surnbe5irfs er'
m0blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
9lns Baltimore Gonntg.
Ger 2lnipruh bcS StnntcS olli Tims
ltco. - 9auuntcrncbnen III Eim.
lico. - &crid)ieoene3.

leo. 49, NerId)lc0eneS.
Der General 3 gnmalt @mt. @.
Vrpan, jun, bot am Somitag I'M
9iircou bcS 8cridtS . GlerfS 5u(om.
Jon cine Hctnltng eingcreidt, ipclfc
5cigt, lpcld)e gnipriidc Scr Stuot &C.
gen OoS uls oEimlico Soir@rouno5"
bcfun1tc @rlunoItild bat, ionic oic
0ntcn, an mcld)el Scr Stoot Ser Sc
icQihoit gcluiiic @clbiunmen boz
ihoB. 90 crbicIt sic 8cicuifoft AM
II. &rli 1865 $25,0005 t6. Santor
1871 $1,000; II. SllIi 1872 So 900;
is. Nopcmbcr 1871 $1,000; 6. Otto.
Der 1875 $1,000; 10. Suli tS76$t000;
%. Wtoi 1877 $500; s. Nop. 1877
$500; 8. Sftobcr 1878 $1,000; 10.
S(ugl1it 1879 $50; 5uiommcn $49,-
$50.
NCubontcn in Cations
pille.
Or. g. S. 8rempIcr bot nit Ocrt
9or elmer giQo an @eod)monb.9 lpe.
nabc G%bmonbion = Ipenue, begor.
men, uno Sr, Gbporo s. Sppelt er'
Itano bon Z. 6. Grgan lno Nefre
ooS 9cIibtbrm ocs Or. s, 9. MllIlin
bon @aibirgton, luclfes on 6rcoe'
rid uno 9tilguito . Slpenile liegt.
Gon 6rau Gillette s. Carroll bat
Sr. Senrp 6ildbof oercn 9ciistbnm
al @intcr'S Game, gotonSpiQc, fir
$1,000 ~crltonoen.
ST.. Gorl Sdon last GlGne aus.
nrbcitcn fir bcl gol elmer Siao SIT
Gocn > Serrucc, uno Yuitor Wortin
8. @noerS pon ser eoong.s lutb. go
lens E Stride bcoblidtigt cine Siao
olf icinem @eiistblm on Der Gum
init . Npenue 81 errid)teit.
9 haocncriot. Slayer.
2ouis 9. Wind bat burd] 9. u.
McSntoib II. Sobn 6rau GliinbetD
9cpcrton Sobn g. @crbcrt jun. uno
9ertbo 3. Serbert auf $4,000 Sdas
0encriot pcrfloet fir 9eid0oigunJ
ieincS 9ciietbums in Sigblonotolun.
SeirotbS.2icen5.
IN Somion boben SRI, WarieSiae,
% Sabre oft, uno Sr. 6ron5 Wubr,
% Sabre olt, Nr. TIA, 9ouIoinitr.,
Canton. cine ScirotbS e.. 2iccn5 erbal'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

Staltenih dc &opclle 5n
Silver 8icm. - Hiper . 8ictu,
Der idlonc GrbollngSort omEotap5'
CO, bilbctc geitern bos Weffo fir
Solifenbe bon 9oltimorern, luelde
iid oos idonc @etter 5l atiiee ntat)'
ten, INN Ole italicniide aopclle 81 b0'
rem uno sic ionitigen Sebenslpiirolg'
feitcn 5lt beiiftigen. Gon5erte i'm
oen an Moraen, Nahmittog IND
Nbeno itott, sir Dos NodmittagSs
eon5ert bottc Erof. Susco folgenotS
Frogramm oufgciteIlt: Marld oSbe
S%roubooour," Yoipel; Selectlo:
pOanfee Goniul," &obpn; nSingo'
rian 9once" (neii) 9rabms; Warld)
5000 9p SittIc Girl, GofuaroS;
Supertiirc ,Goet ortb Yeaiant", Sub.
pee; @oI5cr r@iener glut", StrouB;
Morih Che Sortlne Sener," Ser
bert; Selection vSbe Trincc Of Sil'
lenL" 2itocrS; Baltimore eentelt'
NAL" Serbert. = Mbeno Gon5ert:
Worih Tr. 8, G6iaffarelli Supertllre
yS6iaru Sarucene," Wercaoants;
Gornet Colo ,Serenabe", Shubert
(Sig. Sreitc 2ucci); .MtananaGat'
&C." Wiliuo; Worif u&opol artillc'
m" Hotieao; 8rano Selectiot
ySauIt," @ornoo; Gopellia Ballet
Muiic" (ren) Eoboni; Giiartett 81
Higolctto", 8erbi; Marih electric
(neu) Greotore; Ereluoe yGapo1erio
Muiticono," @asealni; 9nriton-So'
10 Mice" (neu), gidcr; Selection
~nearmen"), 8i5et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Shiiisfartcm upi, nno mad, ScntidJ
limb.

Son Baltimore bis gremen: &a'
lite bis gum I. Mai $45 II. S4I.o0;
nod Dem I. Nioi $50; gremen-Sal.
timore bis gum /. gugult 5000;
BON t. ShiouIt bis 1. Mopefiber $57.'
so mo $62. 80. Mnnoreiie sal biaige.
rem Trciic. S6cs. &. Siener 4 Go.,
3immer Nr. 3. ia Glt.Serihaion.
StroBc. CPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

s mncuen SER am olten
Bias Seute croifnct bie. Scltid)'
Nmerifoniife Seltcr : Geriiderun4S'
8eleQihoit bon Baltimore" i6r Bit
reou i'm nelterrihteten @ebdiloc Oh
Der @de bon 9uItimoreitraBe uno
Guitom SolliG g(pc. (friibcr YoltoI-
ficc-Npcrie).
Ger itottIid)e 9alL olli oericlben
StcQe, no OoS i'm groBen @ronoc
5crltortc &eim ser @ciellihnit Iton0,
lit ans pompciihen 9uditcincn. nit
9rnltnItein- mo Serro Gotto = BE.
flciorn9 erridtet; porncbm in ieinCr
Nrditcftrr lno bon 0~olterboftcm
Bacterial. IoS 9iireoll ninnlt oie
gauge critic Gtoqe Elm un0 lit inn mo-
bcrlten Stp(, proftiid rno elcgort
ciltgcrid)tct. Ser Sreior I'M Comp
toir lit ans Stobl, sic Suite. Glide
mo ionitigcn Wobeln ans Gihcn-
bOl5 unO oblpobI Die gauge 9luSItot-
tung moiiiu, lit tie nidt minocr &C.
f0aig iuic gei6nodpoI.
Del oieicr @%cIcgenbeit it's pohl
erlp0bnenSmertb, BOB sic .IcutId)-
Imerifolliihe" cine ocrjenigen Set,
erperiidcrungS . 0eIeQihoiten III
Baltimore lit, bic 0cn groBen 9ronA
beS porigen SSobreS iibcrlebten ll1o
bcllte Dos S%ertroucn ocS Eltblifunt&
i'll hobercm WoBc 1cnicBt, ais ic. Ger
bette ScluclS ouuon lit, 0nB Die sc.
If0fte Der @eicuId)oit lid bcocrtcnO
oermebrt bobct. @ir miinid)en ibr
I'M nelten Semi olld] lerrlereS @eoct-
FEN nno Den northumberland Griolo.
GoS GrogelfoB oc5 @cbGlloeS miro
BON Der st. &nnncS Sporbunf" be.
Elbt lperoclL Die biSbcr an oer9tor6.
@opltraBe mar; mUbreno oic y9altis
more = GoilntD . WaliCr- mo G(ets
trlld)e so" 0o9 obcrc Stodtucrf be.
Sicbcn miro.
1irtbih q tS .@r0ffnun0.
- Capt. Sim Smith bat an Scr iiio.
ritlldlcr Ode bon Baltimore. mo
SoIlioop : StroBc cine I'M moocrncn
Stpl geboltcne 8eitouration nc6it
Gofe eroifnct, no lcinc uielen ,%Sreltli.
DC nno 9efonnte, ionic oos Gubli.
fun int gQgcmcincn por5iiQlidc
Speilell nn0 8ctr1nfe nc6it corlon.
fer Seoienung iinoen meroen. 9ie
elegonte Girrihtllng lit Den Minor
Sernngcn Der Nclt5eit cntiprcheno, 1t.
Die lerpirtcn gr%iriiduungen u1oNtubl.
,5eitcn POM @citcn mas Slide, ael.
lcr, Worft mo GngrcS . S1noler lie
fern fonllct.
@ololtns GrpIuiion.- SSsn
6olgc Der Grploiion cii1cs 8oiolin.
Stens entItano geitern in Der @ob.
ltllllg bon 6rou Wortiu, Nr. 800,
SentmonItroBe, 6eller, neldes bon
Der 6enerluetr i'm Seine geloidt
lullr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
2lrtbmr -. Npbipm,
Rr. f27. rn.saltimort.e trah

VT. TT, if.Vatttnieft.St
EaiIagc Nutariats We~Iowcdfcl.
gnrean. Sdiifsfarten fir ale
9ampfer- 9inien. &eiiepGiie. @chieI,
9elomefieI uno @eloienounaen.
(apriIf4,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

Gcrpelnt>unrit cigencr Tabrifatiun,
ioiuic aIlc 5nm @nritgcidlGft 9ebOrcn-
ocn Sclifatriicn Erima GnalitGt -
mahigc Trciie - at baben bel
Gonis 8. GcttbcrM
966-96S 2eringtun-W arft nno
342-344 collins Warft.
(IGni90 1MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Selolenonnscn mad ScntIdlano mi
Scitrcidj

5n "a Gents pro Marf unb 20Ks
GentS pro arone. 8orto ertra.
Wehicl ausaeiieat ouf ale TbeiIe
Der @elt. Sbcp. s. 9icner e &c.,
Ia 8. -Segiugton-S Str. 3immer Mr.
3. Q809