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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
History of the Organization.

Inc organization of the congress- as ex-
planned yesterday, include, a permanent
commission which governs the affairs of
the organization during the interim between
congresses. This commission includes the
officers of the organization and an espe-
cially selected board, one-third of which is
changed by election at each congress- The
congress was organized in 1885 at Brussels.
Belgium, and it's general offices have been
located in the Belgian capital ever since.
The organization grew out of the assem-
bling of scientific congress in Brussels
in 1885 in connection with the celebration of
the fiftieth anniversary of the Inauguration
of the Belgian railways. From that time
on the organization has grown rapidly in
size and Importance
American railroad men did not join in the
deliberations of the organization until ten
years after its formation, but since then
they have been very prominent. At the be-
ginning of their interest in the congress
American railway men found that the for
elgners did not have much respect for our
methods of railroading, and the energies of
the delegates from the United States were
bent upon correcting the false impressions
that had gained currency. How well they
succeeded is evidenced by the immense in
terest that has been manifested in Ameri-
can railroads by foreign engineers and gov
eminent officials during the last ten years
The climax of the missionary work of
the Americans was reached when the con-
gress accepted the invitation extended it
to meet in this country for its seventh ses-
sion. The sessions of the congress were
first held every two years, but since 1895
1t has met at intervals of five years. The
previous sessions of the organization have
been at Brussels in 1885. Milan in 1887;
Paris In 1889, st. Petersburg in 1892 Lon
don in 1895 and Paris in 1900. The con-
gress includes many eminent men among
its members
In Europe many of the railroads are I'M
der government control or ownership and
the railroad men therefore are officials of
the government. They will come here as
such and will probably be accredited to
this government thus giving the congress
an official standing that no other CONNER
cial organization but the congress of postal
and telegraph officials enjoys.
The organization and aims Of these two
organizations are in some respects similar.
There are to be about thousand dele
gates to the congress. and all of them are
Continued on Eighth Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

Just as good as they look, and they look
better than any other boys footwear you've
seen. Black, gun metal and tans and patent
colt. Butcher styles among them. 1t pays
you to buy such shoes, not only for appear
ance, but for service They're all handmade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Boys Easter Suits, $3.95.

Values that appeal directly to purse
clothing that appeals to your fancy. The
suits are worth S.. They're made up in the
latest effects; we'll cut and well made i'll
cheviots, tweeds, cassmeres, etc.
Other Suits for boys up to $Io
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
BUSY TIMES AHEAD
Preparing for Meeting of
Railway Congress
ON MON UMENT LOT
PROMINENT MEN ON RECEPTION
COMMITTEE.
History of the rganization-What It
Accomplishes and What It
Hopes For.

The delegates to the international rail-
way congress who will come her May 4
to 10 for the seventh session of the or
ganization have a busy time before them.
The program of papers printed yesterday
in The Star shows something of the mat
tiers that Will be discussed and full and
free consideration of all the papers that
have been prepared will require close appll-
cation to business. According to the pro-
gram that has been arranged the delegates
will stick to business assduously through
out their stay in the city, but when the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

assistant to the president Pennsylvania rail-
road, chairman; G. l.. Peck, general mana
ger PENNSYLVANIA lines west of Pittsburg;
J. w. Patterson, vice president Wabash
Terminal railway; f. H Utley, vice presi-
dent and general manager Bessemer and
Lake Erie railroad; w. c.. Loree, general
superin tendent Baltimore and Ohio railroad; ;
J. b. Yohe. general superintendent Pitts
burg and Lake Erie railroad.
Cleveland Ohio.-W. II. Marshall gen.
eral manager Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railway, chairman; w. II. Cannitf,
president New York, Chicago and ST. Louis
railroad; II. o. Dunkle, general superintend-
ent Erie railroad T. B. Hamilton, general
superintendent Pennsylvania lines. west of
Pittsburg; A. S. ingalls,. superintendent
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis
railway.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. n. Y.-C. w.
Goodyear, vice president Buffalo and Sus-
quehanna railroad, chairman.
Schenectady, n. "a j. Pitkin president
American Locomotive Company, chairman
Montreal, Que.-Charles NJ. Hays, vice
president and general manager Grand Trunk
railway (member of the American section
OF the permanent commission of the con-
gress), chairman; Robert Kerr, passenger
traffic manager Canadian Pacific railway;
W. e Davis, passenger traffic manager
Grand Trunk railway.
Boston. Mass-Lucius futile. president
Boston and Maine railroad (member of the
American section of the permanent com
mission of the congress), chairman.
CINCINNATI, Ohio.-W. NJ. Greene vice
president and general manager Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern railroad. chairman:
Z. G Waldo, manager Cincinnati Belt rail-
way; c. E. Schaff, general manager Cleve-
land. Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis
railway Cmember of the American section
OF the permanent commission of the con-
gress); w. A. Garrett general manager
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific
railway.
st: Louis, Mo-. Ramsey, jr, president
wabash railroad (memher Of the. apoar;oo ~
section of the permanent commission of tbr
congress). chairman; w. s. McChesney.
president Terminal Railroad Association OF
81. Louis; A. ]. Davidson. president St.
Louis and San Francisco railroad
Chicago, Ills NJ FELTON, president Chi
CagO and Alton railway -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

A new four-page colored comic section
for which there has been a great demand.
has been added as an additional attraction
to The Sunday Star.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-26
OLINGER. VA.

Olingsr Va Oct. -.
Prof. White OF Lee Baptist Institute
baptized t~o persons SUNDAY At Deep
spring.
d Reason Jr. Of Deep Spring vent to
Jonesville las, week TO atteud the reunion
Of the Confederate soldiers Of Lee County.
dotsn Oiiugsr - Appalsehia visited
DR. Res-or ssd isnil, a, Deep Spring
Miss Bessie Hsisi.'.u teacher Of the HYATT
school ven, to Jgn willie Fridry to visit
Ger relatives
Capt J c onnr.r sent 20 Jonssviils last
week 20 visit the reunion.
c. C. Wade returned home some day.
ago from the railroad. ~hers he hss beeu
working for some time '-r. Wade vii
engage in farming the king Of an pro.
fsssions
Jack Frost visited our section las; weel
aud ds.troysd ihs bssutifai so-vr. az,
vegetables
BIB o1iuscr is sick a, thi. ~ritiog.
A number OF aeopls visited B'g stou'
. Cap last seek fo see the Carnival
r.L. ouinscr. OF tli- place, '- doing
/ thriving na.iuess.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-26
Company OF State Guard Or
gained at Middissboro.

Last -ssk an application roll -ss eire.-
lated In this city for the purpose Of ssear-
ing the organization Of. local company Of
The Kentucky State Guard. and some forty
signatures 10 the document we're secured.
that nuwber Icing sssleisnt to effect the
sss.s-a cad.
The papers we're brouSht from Frankfort
~ CsPtain AlLrveht and we're circulated br
Recruiting oTe-r !. S.,ap,on. a.. mem
her 81 the DanYille company Tfs- we're
duly forward to bs.dqusrssr. - Frsok-
fort and upon inspection and approval
thereof The following lsttsr~as di,pstcbsd
to Captain Albrecht
HEADQU SECOND
REGIMENT
KENTUCKY STATE GUARD
ROGER d WILLIAMS
Commanding
Ls1isgtou. XIV. Oct isih
6 " Aibrstch. Esq
Middlssboro.
sir.-l bsvs been instructed hv tAe Gov
error 20 proceed 20 YOUR city s,d muster n
company of infantry. boo accordance ~ith
sane ui'l iesv- here uitt Adiatsnt Non
somsrv SATURDAY. Oct a. and arrive Md
d'ss1oror:h 3 q % ,sue daf and -ili
muster BOZ ihs company that night
10 q absolutely necessary that 30 mcu
10 prsssrt or The company cansot be en-
lated ln tlsmeautiuic haveaiit the pres.
peeti,s recruits sign their enlistment pap
-. which sill BE- forward you from Frank
fort. Would advise thst YOU enlist no
iss. than So in adrsace Co insure the pres
'Hcs of the uscss'ary 40
An pleased 20 saw the company ~il b.
49, rnsi 90 my tsg u,eut aad trastsou ~.i
select only sober. reliable m.a taat vi
prove a crsdItlo Gil con-. erned
Do the meautins rill be pleased 20 CIV
f sou auy ds.irsd information.
Nsrv rc.pectfuNr
ROGER d. WILLIAMS
/ Toe ..,rc 10 $50 mu-tsr riu Dc tbe Od
+ FsIlo-s ball sud sd -bo have s-ued Oh
application roI. aud sd ota,r, -bo 81
DESTROYS lo.u.ng the eoapsu,. Should =
on hand .t chat place 81 ..ao sbsrp .b.
evening -M.llIcsnoro Move
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-26
WRITE Us A LETTER

freely and frankly, telling Us all your
troubles. We Will send Tree advice On
plain sealed enveioPe). Address: La
dies Advisory Dept. The Chattanooga
hediane Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-26

so 90. Live Stock fsrmlag csstsisly doe f,
conserve fertility. sad ~ the sans tim !
susbiss eeouo@v IN the matter Of labor
too very inpost.pt saa essential peiass
fer the consideration Of e1r farmers. Thi.
i not hard to aaasrstsnd for a Thousand
pounds Of pork removes from'ths lard III
IS pounds Of nitrogen. 6.5t pounds of phos-
phorio acid and - pound, A thousald
pound. Of cotton ssvd meal removes &C.
pounds % ryf-ogea. p : pounds Of pho.
Phoris acid sud - pounds ct potash. Fur
thermor-. ihsrs l. profit 10 The pr..,iur
iiou Of beef sniuais thaf iserticius toes,
the least According 10 csrefui -tsii.iie-
obtained from niauy OF ac leading stock
men ia a.. state. the ptoGt per bead su
calves is froa So 60 $50. on vsriiax- s o,
and on export steers 90 o0 e. 1854. Tbes'
igures ~cre made up iu ihc most pain
sking mann 81. Thy DO not take iuto e..
dsrstiou the manure which 10 one of 10
most valuable sdirrcts OF live stock faru
iug
Tacre are maav stockmen vho cisiu
that thes maze folly go per cent co. tlsi
I Investment aud even DO ttrv oniv makr
pr cent. the fact trst they can imprnt,
their lauds bv l-sinu. fhfn down Co graz
. and manage tn-Ir fsrns ulfh uinlmn H
expenditure Too IsNnr makes fhslr Hn
I almost au Ideal W.fr fhe Ntr sfars boz
tere-t ot >tstr hatr aatd. -aulrrfa. uf.1
-ess fn fh- lee f..r- fHI unl|e q Irg.n.a 3D.
receuizcd AZ su- uf tte beading beef aro
dgeiug states fn fhe south tars-ar Isrs
srcas ef land rhi.- san he more rruiitsOl
H.H
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-26
LOIENA<tNG
To Be ReVolutionized in Log
anSo)rt The Ton O'Clock
CiuOIs L1Ilcl

f.r in- 4arae-. 'i ii-co nts- .n- eva.
~ifh disposition i' ninnon-'isr fn ihrI.
iime and fo ~n-onrsrr ths haiit 90 ht-ak-
ing away esr',. fhc Curii 900 o'clock climb
ha- organized with $50 rtatf,, nemh-t-
Miss Flof-,.re Nns inv t.uuacs is fae
President she declares that t0oeveu-
ings week is abundant opportunity Cor
the prosecution Of the most ardent suit .
and believes that "uo two Young people
can have anything so important TO ssy
that IL cannot fully he discussed in a three
h our call
Announcing in newspapers her intention
30 combat evils arising from TOO great ia
milisrity before marriage. sheeAIled for
enroilments in the Res club. and declares
II will revolutionize leve- making in Logan
port She hopes 20 extend the idea
throughout the STATE Miss Moore 10 only
IL and Of prominent family
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LOCAL INTEREST


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and nothing else. is JON baby gil. now
two weeks Oh ' writes Mrs. J. P.
West. % Webster CITY. Iowa. ''She
IS a has. healthy bate and We are
both doing nicely
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
Wits BEN Shueren MargIauo'S nuS
ben aHBrenseubtn Staateu.

Sn @reeueaitle gcItorbcn.
Sn @recncnItIe, 90, lit ser %.
Sabre altc G., Z. 9irIcr, eiu Soblt
Oes Ir. 9. $. Is. 0irIcr, aun5 plot.
lid geitorben. girIer, pclhcr cine
Game ans Dorf gebcirotbct bate,
mar ldnacrc 3cit I'M Mt, @%opc-NipI
aus wcIdem or crit fiir5Iit wicocr
nat Snuie 5uriidgcfebrt lpar Seine
5ruu ilnb 9tuo Iuorcn 5ur Belt ieittcS
SooeS III WldtpIono Sum Neiuhe.
Gin @u1m um'S Qebem
@hli BEN Nutietam Greet, in Der
Ndbr BON SogerStorpu, brad)cn GboS.
@iliou rno Charles 6riOinGcr ourh
ooS Sis uno retteteu lid MIR NIT
tnopper 9sotb. @iIion brad sucrit
Elm uno 6%ribinacr lcate lid oli ooS
Sis, INN ieincn 6reunh 81 rcttcn. %.
bel brub aud, er eii. Nod) lon0cm
0umpie gcIong eS einem ser @cioen,
Iid IN oem Is Sun ticieu 8oiIcr mtI
hoS Sis Ill orbeitcu uno Oieier bolte
Damn nit elmer laltgcn Ston8e iciltcn
6rcrno beraltS.
Gas 9 d Wun0rao BARI.
Sn Ocrt NuIogeu Ser Some Gtct-
trio 2i0bt 50" ST. Homecoming bnr't
oos 0roBe S6mlitoroo imo 5ertriin-
mcrtc oo8 Cad. Sin Stiif OcS 3a-
oeS ilo0 iiber 100 Sub peit iibcr Die
SGuicr binmeg. 9emcrten9luertbcr
g9ciic bIicb ser 5 SUB bon bent Nooc
ltcbcnoe Sobu EoItof mpcricDtt. w.
Noti5tn.
Sn Garrett County lie0t Der
Shnec iiber iiiti 8ltB tici.
Der Gompier Cambridge" bon
ser Baltimore G~Dcidpcotc- NtIantic
Giicu6a6n" lit bel Claiborne in Sic
cinNcircrct nuo miro IN Der n1hltcl
3cit icine @crfte nift %perlaIIen ton'
ncn.
Sci Cotton, SnIbot Goirttp, ent-
0lciite Gin Herionen5llg Der "Noltt'
more G6ciupeote 5 NtIuutic @obit" "
inOem cine %0eiroreue Shiene III orcl
ueridieoene Stiide brud). Sin 8olIo-
0icr, Sr. Sobn e. Geon BON 9oIti'
more, muroc oilrh cutrueid)enoen
Camp ld)mer5Gait perlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
Weridlsberha

raj cngcr d t, (8or ocll
Ri1tern 9lot, O'9rien rlo @oi'
tDer.) 81 NodlnbperwoIteru ipllroclt
ernannt in BEN 6GIlen BON Gbmaro
s. Sonrabnn Gutbarine q. Sonra'
ban, 9iirgitoit $1,000; noll eli ~.
8ree Spencer W, '6ree, 8iirgifoit
$4,000. guS Observation-Disclosures
iino ernannt lporoen in Den 6Gaelt
bon 2ouiin .. Slider @i0iom $. $.
Slider, 9iir9ldait $t00; non Scliun
6. Norris 6ranf 9. @orris ino s..
g. Nortis, 9iirQid)aft $3l00. &or'
mnoidoitSbcridt muroe giltgebci'
Ben in Dem Sale bon Sreoerid &.
0etrid, Sobn Il. Getrid, Sormuno,
$4,000. Supentaroer5eidniiie rpllr'
Den cinaerrid)t it oeu 8Gllen BON ".
g. Slider, $3t44; George @. 5rcc-
burger, $500; Sobn Haoioro, $5S3;
Gotporo s. Sonruban, $500, Ser
maltungsberift wlrroe genebmigt in
Dem Sale bon @m. 8. @tls ,$3113.
8erfGnie mllroen ratiii5irt in ocn
6Gllen bon @m. @pman, $40, $50;
Somes $. 9. @bitrioge, $1935.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
Neiraths . 9icenien.

Die iolgen6eu Seirotb8 Sicen5ell
iultroen geIteril ultSgegeben
Nntbonp @oBntun, 81, Nr. 2O,Suo
ArIingteu AoeHle, mo Gopltoln
Moooen t8.
Gbrom O~olblump23 Nr, t503,OIt
@oItimorcitroBcs itnS Scno NbrNlt-
iorL %. r.lE sla.m
@oIter n, @etbuFeum -, lunp 81.
Tia Seniel. %; NppIitont Iobn Scn'
ic(, 9tr. Oil, 8Iorcnceitrobc
&orriion 9ir6beao, %, utb @}orp
T.. Gopnep 81. 9cioc bon @oibing,
ton, 9. 6. ..L 3d.
@nl. 2idtenitinc, 90, mo Sottic
Nirid)nonn %; NppIitont g. Slil.
icbtiall, gtr. BOZ. YearIItroBc.
YGiIipp S6ultbeia, 81 mo Grace
Gboneb %; Npplifnllt Gonr. Sdnl'
tbeiS, Nr. 667, Columbia Nnc.
&obert &. g. MiGcr, II, unO 0rocc
GoltiinS, q; Npplitont George W.
SucnS, Nr. 1912. @olbroof 9lpe.
Ecrcp s. GrippS. -, Buffalo, g.
y, mo Selma j. SDomion, 30, bon
bier.
Soicpb g. Souogc, 30, Nr. i73L
Noro 9onoitroBe, mo Gitcao 4,
Solomoil 30.
3oicpb u. a0niG 30, Nr. $40 cit,
6errnonitrobG mo 9ioia y. Sdrci
ncr, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
Midlaef Wiurfi's M0rber.

8eIt.Gbcitcr, Eo, 81. Sol1.-
@eItern ipilrbc bier Der SomlorsSer'
min oeS Criminal. @eridtcs c%roffnet.
GS liegcn oemiclbeu brei Worofolle
Dor: George @obl, Grmoronng oeS
flcinen Midael WiorSfi bon Ebonlr'
bile; eugene Spriggs, meIfcr Den
Sbonlos &eooD bon Ebonirpile NIT
Der Salift erihlagen, mo George
9oonor bon Eborirpile; Der int
Streit einen Srcuno IN 9bonirpiae
e%etOotet. Der lettgenonnte. 6oll
biirfte peri1oben iperoen.
9ie mGnnliben Wit9lieoer Der 81.
geinerbanoe BON Seilrp 8els, meld)e
sur Belt Der grnlorolttg oes fleinen
Wiiorsfi IN BboltireilIe ipar, b%efinoen
lid bier itllo iitto aac bereit, tire SlitSs
idgen Dor Der 8rano Sllrp 5it maiden.
Mud Robert WeaS, Der 9rllocr oeS
3Igetnerfiibrers, Der ionlt in 1oQ
Giper, Woii. mobirt, befinoet iid)
bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
Ser. Ganaer BON Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: DGermmnia : IGn'
nerdor SolIe"; Br6iioent Senrp
@ieiefing, SIT. 228, nerl. goitern'
ape.; correiponbirenoer uno proto.
folircllber Sefret1r 5. Bi1iam @ii'
oenils, SIR. 1928, SrleanSitrabe;
Sinon5 Sefretdr @. SimmeIbeber,
SIR. 315, 0oro.g oenitroBe; Sdat.
meiiter S. Midlid, Gr. 713, @ar'
nerItraBe; 0irigent: pafant. Ser.
ialnnlung jeben 5meiten 5reitag i'm
Ronnt.
.ariot."
Sauptqiiartier: Stag Sale, Rr.
205, Sanoper.S traBe. Singitunoe:
Mittipodl - 9irigent: S. 8. Granf.
.Sarmonie."
.anlptqiinrtier: Or. Aid, NeIt.
Gapette.S trabe. Singihinoc: Dicit.
itaas - Girisent: SobH u. Glein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
SdiifsnadDrid)ttM.

Wem. 9orf 81. San. - anac.
tommen; sic Gounpfer vSIaponia"
bon 0capel uto Yllltonia bon 3rieit.
abaefdbren: ser Dampfer .EritS
Ssfor" nod 0eoprI unb @cnia.
Glasgow, 81. Gan. 4nge-
fommen: ser Gdmpfer 0Gommern.
nian" bon Heip.Dorf.
@reenod, 81. San,-- abgefab-
rem: Der 9ompier .Siberian" nod
Ct. Sobns uiio philadelphia.
9tberpooL 81. San. - Inge.
fonmen: Der Galnpfer oWonttalm"
bon ct. 3obnS, u. 8.
ROTTERDAM III, 81. Sdii. at,.
gefommen: Der Dampfer .amiter.
nan" BON Neip.Dcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01

""* Som gon5 beionocrem SntereIie
fir @irtbc mo GigentDiimer non9te'
itoltrotioneil 1T oie gn5eige ponSbos.
3. Wc9tultp Ii. 60, Ger. 414 Ii. 416,
Noro . 8apitroBe (iiebe Snieratelt.
tbeil). guber Sen i'll ieoer crittlaiii-
gen @irtbifnft gebroudten Spiri.
tiloien perfolit sic 5irnta ais Spr.
5ialit1t Den befarmten De Hripter
@eneuer ltno Qouriit @bisfcp. Gs
lit mohl foum n0tbig, ettuds iiber sic
GualitGt oieicr beioelt Warfen 5u ia.
gcn. @irtbe, weld)c lie einmol &c.
fault nnO ibreu annoen o~fferirt bns
ben, ipiiien ben MertD 5i ifdseri. Die
1irma bonbeIt MIR brett mitggieoer.
perfdnfern uno ipart oen Wirtben
Die iibIide agenten : Gonimiiiion.
Cine anfrage miro iid) loBuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01

"S" @ir MADDEN unicrc 2cicr ottf
Ole i'm Snieratentbeilc oeS GORE
ip~onbenten" erideinenoe an5cigc Der
Sproguc apotbefe, Gdc 5oDcttc. II.
2ibertpitrobe, duimerfiom. @elpiIien.
bate 9cbienun0 mo refine Grogucn
iino oas Wtotto oeS Gigentbiimer3
oieieS .@eibdfteS. Sr. 6. $. Spra-
que lit Elm @iitgGie6 Ser 0Sormoilie"
uno oes .@ernionin = Clubs" ip1b'
reno ser @eid)6ftsfiibrer Sr. %. $.
Nogengait inter ben Geltl6en Die
Ter Stoot gut 6efonlt uno beliebt iii.
Wan iolte nidt unterloiien, oos 0e.
id)Gft in jeOer Siniidt 81 unterItii.
zen, uno mar miro finoen, bob man
intmer plirieben0eltcQt meroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
8efOrbcrnng bon ypitiadjeH.
2ange Der erforocrli6en 8eit an
Grreihung Der beridieoenen

cuHBe Oct erIoEOcfllueH Sell our
Grreidung Der beridieoenen
~@eItialmunGsorte.
llntenitebeno 1T Die l~ngefGbrc
3eit fir llebermitteluns Der Eolt.
iahen bon Dem @altinlorer RoIt,
@iireau nad ben bauptiG6li6er
einbeimiiden un6 ousn1rtigen
StG6ten neraeidne..
Sn1on6.
uilanta, ga, 10 Stigoett.
aitaIIie.Gito. m.'S z gianhen.
SrogtI1n @-aga . StlaSen; d.
gs ape Sad S'g &..5o'' d 3 gt1saSen. lr
sbarlsltoE S.'g, le etnaosH'
Council bluffs Sotpa. 2 1age.
goneotS. g;,s9. 10 Stunb.n.
9enner, COLORADO. 2k 3age.
3eirott. MLb., ] 2aS.
Soriforo, Connecticut. IL etune,n.
Sadion, Wlififippi, Z Tass.
stanjass Glib, Dii6uri, 9 11ge.
giitle 9tod. strtdtias. 1 Tae IL Siunbsn.
louisville, 9DY 1 I1g 2 Sturben.
@eF1gtis 1ern. / 9a9 s siuneen.
gsorfoIi. Streinien, ~ S%trirIeeH;
eiab. New'0ori. 3 siudben.
Gmabd. gte6rasfn. 9 1aee.
gpttlanb, Wsaine, 1 Iae.
gortldHo,. Oregon, 8 1age.
gitisbfta, asa1It eiliIISen.
8r?oioerQe. @.'I.. u Gtlaben+ .
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Bnd"

nNas rOtbC SldI," Der SaIenner
ScS r9entidcu GOrreipUnoentcn" fir
Oas Sabr 1905, hat iciu ~finfteS jGbr.
lifes GridJeineH gemadJt uuO Wiro in
oieIcu SagrH aleu- &cieru Der 3eihtug
f~OiteHfret ais 8eIdcnt oeS Serauss
ecberS 5ugeiauOt. p7G8 rOtbe Bud"
lit Hidt fir 6cIO 5u ba6eH, ScHH MIR
IbOHHeHteH Der 3cituH9 erbaItcn
oaIclbe. Der SHbalt Seiielben 1T
iUrgfGItig a~usgeluGbIt wurSen muo
nmfaRt auf ben 100 Seitcn in mGs.
lidDit furSer IOrm cine lInmcn9c luii-
ienSiucrtBer NrtiteI. IS lit OaS Be
itrcben pes SerauSge6erS, Sieies Bud
INNER meBr ais unent6ebrlidJcSW adj
IdIa9c6nd 5n %scitOlten unS in benz
ieI6rn Niles III bicteu, luaS fir Scuts
idyc Geier bon Sntcreiic icin fam.
9as nudfOlacnSe Subultsurrseid.
min seuat BON Der Heid)bnItigfeit oeS
100 Sciteu itarfen @udlcS, iueldes
nit bieleH feiHcH SluItrutiuucu Oers
sicrt 1T:
Observation-Disclosures GoIen6er.
Die feIten uno betpc9liden SeIte.
grIGuterungen iiber Oie luidtigiten
glrtcn Der 3eitrednungelL 9oIcuOer
Ger Sltoen II. /. 10.
&oIenoer fir 1906 uebit sen oitro.
uomiiden greigniiielt, @ononehieI,
9aiiernreeeIn 100.iGbrteer Bittc.
rllnsS. &aIenOer, biItoriideu 0oten II.
/. ~.
Bum nellen Sabre.
Weibunftcn.
Der &rieg in Oitoiien.
Srieorid) bon S6iGer.
Rep.9orfer llnoergrln0.9abn.
gIuf Snfel Cams Staatsid)iif.
Ser Ban Ses 8onamofanoIs.
SobreS. Hunoitot.
Wooerne Shneufabrten.
gllerlri 8iiicnsWertbcs.
Ser SO. Gon9reB.
MittbeiIlrlgen aus Dem YoItber4
febr.
!@r0bte GtG0te ser gr6e.
8rano in 8altimore in 1904.
@idJttgIte @rei0niiie in Baltimore
in 1904.
GGronif ser 3o6esiGlle bon 9euts
id)en in 1904.
ifGtaot.g eamte 1tnS s9eb6r6er.
t&rGIioenten. @a9l in 1904.
Wo6[ in MarplonO.
@abLen in 1905.
@obI.Y reSinfte Ser Stn6t.
Coroner 8oltinlore's.
@uIi5eiridter 9oltimore'S.
SmpiGrote oes @eiunobeitS- antes.
Sagb. uu6 Slide dlltOerein.
Gon9rebpobIen in MarpIanO in
1904.
9aItimore's Steuerrote.
StaatS- SO blaufliftS .8eb0r6e.
Spirituoien-2ic 9eb0r0e.
Stimmgeber Ge9iitriruug.
Stoatss 6 inmanoerun93.9iireat.
9unoes. neutrality-suspicious..
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@efler Hpmjlcan I'M 8erb5r.

Nep gorf, 81. San. Ger
4Dnaniter @eBIcr Mouiieolt, ipelder
zines anidlags 5lir 3eritorung beS
GunorO Gampfers nllmbria" orge.
fGaat it, beitano bente cit, gorperbor
iuio ninroe. obne @iirsidaft oenl
: @efdnanib iibermipien. Gr
p%Iaioirte rnid)t i1nIoig.-
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S~Gftmarfen.A geninrea.
8eri6ieoene Gtoottbeile, in peifen
8oit.@ertbiad)m perfauft

.I fper0ett.
WeIbaIe - @. y. Gcott.
yprf'dtocb - BurHeu z. Gappinator.
SoItu4'AoeIie uuo Sarrifon'GttaBe - 10
cert e 81. 6aII.
q, gtraBe urb Sunttnaoon'at benne - aOuis
Hciuoollar.
SrGuaebiIe = Strnm ai,nbIe.
5ort'gtoemIe tinb 9obnion'StraBe - n. g. q
S6eiot.
s. unb @ou9bs SunBs, sigblanbtotpn - Gas.
g. Triar.
GrangeptQe - Seprge BeI.
ErR. %, tlutons2lbenue (g8oobbetrb) -
Clarence .. MiututnS.
Nroooiuap uHb 81liinoresSirabe - George
g.. GBnb.
tlntersGtatton, ~Renni5lOauier Tuhn- - q.
8. gro.prt.
GambeR' Citation. sDnItImoresC btp'Rdbn-.