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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
For Relief of Sufferers.

On behalf OF the local association which
is receiving contributions for the benefit
of the sufferers by the Russian massacres,
Morris Levy has forwarded s24l As during
the past few days, which is in addition
to a contribution OF $500, which was for
warded some time ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.
Lewis Anderson and the Administrator Of
Tony Peneilo Want Damages.

Two damage suits have been instituted
against the city. One is on behalf Of
Lewis Anderson Of Mil Creek hundred,
who alleges that he was injured a short
time ago as a result Of a bad place in the
street at Fourth street and Bayard
avenue.
The other suit was brought by the
administrator Of Tony penello, a boy,
who was killed by the caving IN OF a bank
Of sand near Sixth and Hawley streets,
several weeks ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Florida and The South

Southern Railway only one night en-
route from Philadelphia to Florida. Route
Of the Southern's Palm Limited. tull
information from Charles l.. Hopkins. ID.
P. A., s2S Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
A oobwsb is scarcely More delicate

N0UWEU - HENTCUIV IUT0 UNIINHI0
Than the structure Of the lunRs. A vlo-
lent cough convulaea and tears their finer
tissues ae an earthquake does the soil.
Arrest the ravaae. soothe the irritation, heal
the infiamou and lacerated membranes with
Haes Honey Of Horehounu ano Tar.
Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothsche Drops Cure in One
Minute.e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
MEETING OF F1REMEE.

Liberty Co. to Nominate a Candidate for
Second Assistant Chief Tonight
The monthly meeting OF the Liberty
Fire Co win BE held this evening, when,
IN all probability, the members win nomi-
nate one OF their number for second assist
ant chief OF the Fire Department.
Two candidates have been mentioned.
They are Gustav Roller and William
Lewis and the indications are that there
will be q hot fight between them. Their
friends have been busy for several days
in their behalf, and an effort is being
made by the friends Of each 20 get full
attendance az the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Dear Mother

Your biile ones are a constant care /,
ran and Winter weather. Tbev viii
catch cold. Do you know abou. shiob',
consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic. and
what It has done FOX so manyp Il i aid
to be The. only reliable remedy for an
diseases Of the air passages in Children
X Is absolutely harmless and pleasant to
!ake. liisguaranieedl 10 cure or your money
returned. The p-ee Is 25c. per bottle.
and ali dealers IN medicine sell
. SHILOH
This Iemeln shonId b. in -r.rr hnn..h..II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
A.ll,t.nl pn,imn.ter,hIn.

Keep your secrets, as "secret Service
Sam" is in towns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
-. anrn une.nnon..

Associated Press Dispatch pY special Wires
New yorE FEB 5-The stock market opened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05

Once used-always used. All drug
gists sell DR.. Wards Headache Powders. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
Der Sonntags-eorr poaoent

@ute SonntaDS. 2cttiire Dcb0rt jt
Sen 9e0iiriniiicn Ocs ciuiIiiirten
McuiGcn, gcrooe 10 gut, mic Giicn
ult0 Irinfen. @unj beionoers braltd)t
lie ser Arbciter, ser sic Non5e
ISOLDE p%olln,i bciAGitiQt lit. PM
Sonuta1 bat or MltBe, ooS 9c0ilri-
nib nod) geiiti1er MabrunD SIT bciric.
oi9cn. Die MabI ser rihti8cn 2cf.
tire lit Gber oft icbr idlucr, Oclm cS
miro mel nS6unO" gebotcu. &om
nScnntaaS . Gorrripon0rntcn" fann
0cia1t mcrOcn, olb tein nShlno"
Nnrin cntbaItcn lit. Die 3citutg bic
tet iorgi1ltig o%llsgciud,tcn uttcrbnl-
tenocn unO beIcbrenOcn &eicitoii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
las Wciter.

Sir Mnrplnno mo Den Giitrift
Columbia bclltc bcuGlft. 9lbc1os Nc-
gcn; iiiblid)c ySir0c.
8cItcrn betrlA bic b0dItc Gclnpc,
rdtnr 90 0ro0 INN bulb , llbr ltudb
mltto0S mo Die nic0rigite 10 Wrao
I'M 6 llbr WorgcnS.
Sn Den ilbrigcn 9unoea . @ctter
ltotloncn mliroe folgcn0c Mtinimols
lcmperotlr per5cifuct: GnItport As,
Eortlono II, Bolton 46, Nlbonp II,
NCu.2)ort Is, Ebilo0clphin IS, 9lt.
Iontic-Gitp is, @oibington II, Nor
ioIf 56, Charlotte 90, Suttcroa 66.
WilninAton So. Gbnrleiton IS, Ga
pa1nu6 81, &nfionpiae 60, Sllpitcr
10, &ep -@eit II. Ntlonta If, Wtoutaos
merp rs, 9tcp4S Orleans 56. Eolcitinc
30, @ulpeiton Ga, Corpus Gbriiti 90.
McmpbiS -, Cincinnati II, Nitta-
burg II, GSlucgo 66, Buffalo Is, Gle.
nelon0 10, Getroit II, Alpeno II.
Morquctte 10, @rccn Ban Il, Chicago
30, Gulutb 3S. ct. Eolll 46, ct.
SouiS -, 9onios Gitp 30, Snoba
4I, 8urOu II, @isnlnrd u. SiQiiton
40. SABRE 3s. Sitron %, Salt Sofc
As. GenOcr II, Nortb Elottc 81,
Gobgc IS, Nmarilo A mo Cos Nm,
gcleS 5S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

Nuoo perIie.rt BEN 4ppf I.
Ser reput!ifaniihe GongreB-Gan-
o::oaI Sporep 6. Muoo i'm eritell
Giitrift ifeint lid sum criten MaIe
in ieiner politiiden 2allibabn 81
fiirdten. Gr bot nidt oQeilt bier in
Baltimore uno in AnnapoIis oie Pr
better = Srgnniiationen aegen lid,
ionoern aud in Den Counties lit iett
bisberiger GROCER gnbang fleiner &c.
morOcn, uno in ieincr 8erjmeifllttg
p%erIiert or Den aopf unO greift 81
W{ittcln, Die mie ein 5peiifneioi9e5
Sdnert mirfen. 90 crbob er 0ieler
Gage Sic 9cihulOi9ung gcGen ieinen
oelnofrati den @egner George VI.
Smith, Dob oieicr iriiber fir i'm
(OfltIo) 0eitiinmt utO i'm i'm Som-
mer oes Sabres 1905 eriiht babe,
ibm Die reptblifanii6e Domination
fiir StaatSienntor in Frince Georges
Golntp 81 oer'hnfien. ,0r. Snlitb
Iteutc sic critic 8cbauptung ais c%rfltl-
oen bin uno bc5ilalif Der 2ebtereu
Iagtc er, or babe iAer5nciie 81 &rn.
WtuoO 0ciagt: nSponep, mcnn Sic in
Yrincc Georges GptntD feincn pal
lenoen Wonn iitr Scnator fill0en ton.
men, Damn geben Sie mir 0od) Die Ho.
minntiorL Sic boben ia ole Madt."
Dab es S6er5 mar, ml,Bte @r. Mltoo,
uno OaB cr Ocn &orioQ iebt 10 bin-
Itellt, nla bate ih tbatiGdIih Elm
politiidea Nbfommen nit ibn tref-
fen mollen 5ci9t OclttIihL oaB er cine
Nle0crlagc am &. 9topcmber befilrd).
tet."
Or. HiAoro 2. Sill BON @rincc
Georges Golntp, oem 0eimatbs-
County oeS Srn. Smith, GrBerte ge-
tern fudmittag i'm bemofratiid}er
SnuptQllortier I'M yGlltap Sol,ic,"
&r. Muo0 babe Sen &opf p@erIoret,
CT lei nid)t ser aIte iicgcS9cniiie poll
tide BOB" mebr, Sen 9tidts aus
Dem 0leid2emidt b%rin9en fonnte.
0ic lGferlihen 9eIdnlOigungen, oie
cr ge0en @rn. Smith erbobert, hdtten
lid ais Elm 5pci'heneioigeS Sdlpert
crluieIen; IS bGtten nGmIidj iriiber
DiC,e Tcn1pfruteu in lSrincp Senrnp'S
Gountp ans perlonlider SSrcut0ihnit
fiir &rn. DtuOO qeltimmt, Die jett
ober ertIGrten, menn &r. Wlt0o einen
inn crmiciencn Sreunoifnfts0icnIt
in Ser @ciic orebe ul1o fir ieine
3pefe' ulabcute, mic er es I'M Sale
oeS Srn. Smlitb getbar, miiroen lie
nid)t mebr iiir i'm Itimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
Sac wp6cnblatt.

Seine 1r0Bere 6rcltbc f0nIen @ol.
iimorcr iGrcn Observation-Disclosures
ten, 6rerr0cn mo gefonnten bCrci-
ten, ais lpenn tie ibnCn onS @odcn.
blott bcS nGcutiGCl GorrcipouDen-
ten" 5lididen. SIS cntb0lt sic mid)-
tighten Nod)ri6tcn aus Baltimore
mo Dem Stootc Morplon0 lno lit
oeSbuIb fir oie in ser TScrilc mcilcn.
ocn Ar9cb0rigel bon Sntereiie. 3u-
Dem bringt Scr @odCn.Gorrcipon.
ocnt Ole meicntlihitcn Greigniiie, bic
lid III Den letter iieben 3o0cn oltf
Dem g0n5en Groenunnoe 5ll0ctroacn
babcn. GoS No6cnblatt cridicn
gciterll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

in Dem @eb1rbe 1uureu. nod rcdt5ci.
tig retten fonntell.
Expedition gegen Mteoer.
uuf buu.
StabtrothamitgIie0 Ghos. 6eil1be.
mann bon Scr %. Wor0 miro in ser
nGd}Itcn Stobtrotbsiibltng eincn BE-
idlllB eillrcidJer gegert oe1l @ieocr-
oufbdl 0eS nic0erQebronnten Gtab-
liiiernentS in Sii0,9altimore pocr
irgcnb cincm mrberCn Stobttbeile.
Sic @epohncr BON Siic.Yultintore
6egaitnen idoll Dor cinCm Sabre ei-
ren &ompf gegcn Die o@orboge He.
otction Slant" neil 0erieIbcn 10
ii6elrichcnbc Giinitc entiticgcn. uno
in 5ol8c bciicn IieB bic DSanitarp
Contracting So" I'M pcrflolienelt
CONNER m1bren0 ser beiBrn Mono-
te nit ipc5ieler Grlaubuib BON Wto,
por mo Stn0trutb Die aiidenobfdQc
per 2aItfGbne Die 9ai "binunter lab.
rem.
@oiolinofene
Sn Solgc ocS Grplooircta zines
@nlollnofenS entItono geitcrn Nod.
llllttag fltr5 Dor 4 llbr in Scr @ob.
illlllg DeS Serrn Sobn 6ronf cin
Srono, Der jcOod bon Dem Goiten
Ar. Cpl aus ~nlnrnuirtcn 1ellcrme6r
raid utterOriidt mlroe. Ger SGus
Den lit nrtbeOcuteno. SEER .. Qonfs
1oro Don 9tr. 1907, EeoG 9Qcp ion0tc
ben Nlorm cir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
,Nriun."
StiftmngSfcit, Sun5crt nno 9aa,
Wittmodb Den 81. Sftuber 1906,
r8crmaHia . WGnncrd)ur : !&alc."
(300,2,D
(3UU,2,I)

0r. .. GlnuItein bier. -
Or. 0auio 9IauItein, Superintendent
Der oGoucutionnl NQiance" Don Hcp-
Oorf, belt 9citern Nu6nittag in Sen
Aebenr1umen 0eS Maoiion Npenlle.
lcntpelS cine Nniprohe an oaS sit
oilfe 6rnuen . Gon5il" iibcr yllnlcrc
Bflidtcn oen ginpnrocrern 0e9ens
ilber" un0 miro beute glbeno Dor 0emt
Social Serpice Club" iibGr oas 5be.
ma Ser INSPECT Der iiingIten ltts
ruben in HuBlnno u1b an ser Dit
icite" 'predJen. Die Seanlten OeS
6on5ils iin0: FrGiioentin Trau Mo.
les 8oloenberg I. &ice.YrGiioentin
6rau Soiepb @icieniclO, ,. &ice-ErG.
Iioelttin Srau Sepi @ottihalf, Sdat-
meiltcrin Srau Glnelin Sdifi protos
touirenoe Sefrct1rin 5ruu NJ. q.
8ruller, correiponoiren0e SefretGrin
Srnu gli Strouie.
80 II .. Sangbon h 9nl
timoren gebrodt, - Sobn $.
SungooL melder Dor orei Wod)eu
bon Der 6irma 8eelep, Sons uno 81.
ulltcr Soripiegelung foliher Sbutlu
hcn cine mcrtbpoac llbr crlnngt ba
ben lou, muroc g~cltern pom 8ebeim-
poli5iIten Sou bon Gbicn1o nod) 9ol.
tlnlore gcbradt uno es muroe ibm &c
tern Abeno ~porldufig in ser mittleren
Noli5eiitotipn Guortier ongemieien.
Vefanntlid) lernte 2nngoon lcilcr
3cit ben Sobn 0 Moppr SimoltllS
ouf elmer Geiie fennen mo ais cr
nod Baltimore fam, muroe er in Dem
Saltlc oes Stuotoberballptcs ais
luiatonlmencr @oit oltfgenommen.
Ger2eid nom pon Spiepb
Sarlom, ipcld)er an1 Gienitag bon
Dem ShleppOompfer r@ermo" aus
iibcr 9oro fiel, muroe gciterl1 ri,ge-
f1br 100 SUB non ser Stene cntfernt,
100 CT crtront, aus Dem @oiier &c
iiiht. Ser 5obte lplroc nod scr
Morgic iibcr9eiiibrt.
semen -. @eburtStag Sc
0ing 0rItcrn im bcIicn Wpblergebcn
Sr. Setrp Snusmon bon Hr. 174i.
Entterlon . Enrf r 9lpenue, I'M Greiic
leincr Ierluanoten iuto 9efonnten
uno ollh Die Gompognie g., Der CT
oligebort, peronitoltete ibm 81 Of
relt cine gelungene 8cburtstogsfeier
IN Srn, 8eorg SiGing's Weinlaube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
@mtfciielte Glrmentc.

CHITcNelfe VlcntcHtc.
1ie 9Inlagc ser .Soutbern Heouction
Company" an Belt. Npenue u1o
GouIoitraBe Elm &nub ser slam.
men. - $4,000 bis $4,000
Sdooen.- 6%euerboot Cataract"
lelltet nltsge5eihnete 9ienite.
Gin 6eller, Dos geitern Nadmittaa
III Der Nnlage Der .Soutbern He0uc-
ton Company" an Belt 9lucnl1e llnb
@onlOltrobe, nobe Der Nnloge ser
oWlorplono electric 2igbt So" ais.
brod, Icgtc 0uS @eb1ubc uuQitGn0io
IN Nld)e un0 rid)tetc etllcn Sdn0elt
bon ctIua $4,000 an, mopon $4,000
ollf oaS @ebauOc un0 ser HeIt ouf
ben Snbolt cntfoQen. Ios 9Seltcr
muroc nm 4 llbr 20 Winllten oeItcrn
9ta6nlittag Don Scrrn Same@ =.
&nnc, Dem IiitriftS Slperintcnocnt
Der Gompognic elt0cdt. Ierielbc
iu1Ote iofort bonn GnItCn Nr. GIG oil
Der Ode non Gopin0ton- llnO Gonulo-
IonltroBe cincn NIorm elm, Dem fur5e
3cit oarouf 9bci Sbiplep bon Der So.
fen- ulo Seiter : Gompugnic 9tr. 6
cinen 6Deitcn ltrO Orittcll Nlnrm fols
gen lieB. Cos Scucr, 0nS I'M 5meitcn
Stodpcrf auSbrod), grill 10 raid rlt
lid, bob 6ercitS 0aS gauge @ebGuoc
i'll 6lolnmcn itunO, ais Die Sellcruebr
an EIate crid)icn. Gus Seuerboot
Cataract" mor 5llerit 5rr Stellc mo
l~eiitcte oic bette Siilic. Mus ~
S6l0lld)cn luur0en Die Wailcrltrah-
len auf Bic 6lommcn gemorien unO
lit IS bauptiGdlid Dem 6elIcrboot 5l
pcr0onfell, OoB Die Nnluge Scr oi6t
ongren5cnoen oSanitorp Contracting
So" peridIoltt blieb. 8roBer @oi
icrnotb berridte iiir Die SSelleripriben,
lpeld)e rings unl Die brcnnenoe Mn.
logc oufgefobrcn iuorclt, lunb lparcn
oielelben OGsbolb an elmer tbGtiQcn
9cf0mpiung OeS 6eilerS /gcbinoert.
Sn Oent bel Scr obgcbronnten Nnlogc
bcfinolid)en Sta~Qge6GuOe 6eforoct
ii6 10 Woultbicrcn, lpcldle lofort bei
9c9inn ocS SScler3 bon $. q. NeiQ,
cincm Slihrmann ser Gompognic |
ms Sreic octriebcn murocn.
1as Stnu1ebGuoc bIieb iibrigct2
Don Ocn 6Inrnmen unberiibrt.
Gas abgebronntc 8cbdl0c NOR 3.
itodig uno 250 BEL ITO SUB grob. Su
0emielben puroen Ole NbfGle fir sic
nebenliegenoe aunItoiingerfobrif 3r.
bcreitet. Tvs entbielt MIR cine Ma.
ihine un0 crbielt ieinc @etriebsfroit
pom Der NnIoge ser nSonitarp Con.
trocting Gomponp," 0erCn FrdIi0ert
SEER Sronf q. 6iirIt lit. @Gre oieie
glnloge bon Den 6lummen mitper5cbrt
lporOcn, 10 h6ttc iih Der S6noen aan5
bcOeiItcnO erbobt, 0n oieielbc 5oblrci-
DIE ltno m%ertGpoQe Oiaid)inen entbGlt.
Ger Sho0en Scr Southern Heouc-
ton 60" lit t6eillpeiie burd) Serii6es
ring geoedt. Die geonten Ser Cont
pognie iino: Samuel Hice, TrGIiOent;
@. $. Gcclcion, SetrctGr, mo Sobn
Z. 9oileD, SdlotmciItcr.
Gn5 Gerruin bel ser Illloge mar
fir bic otifobrenoen Spriben 10 III.
giinitig. oaB sic Spribrn ytr. 9 un0
al uno Der S6loud)mogen 9tr. 10
oil iteilen N6bdngcn 10 ullgliiflide
Nu~iitealng tnnOcrt baB lie nod) Dem
6cuer MIR nrit GROCER Shpicrigfeit
lpeggebrodlt peroen fonnten. Gic
9tr. 2 mor nobcjl ulnBeltiir5t,
9rifi ober trpbbem Iofort IN bns Net
.tungSlucrf Gin.
Gerlebt mltroe bel Dem 9ran6t
gliiflihcrlpciie NicmunO, Oa lid bic
9lrbciter, bic sur 3cit oeS Allsbrllda |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

Die 9ebanolung fir R6eumotiS-
mus, @oitt, Magen- llno nerpoie
&ranf6eitcn nit StrobIen. e%leftri.
idcml 2iht uno @alIcrbGoern, ioluic
elmer oriinOliben pilieni6aitliden
Maliagc lit lett ESobren id)on cine Ser
niGtigltcn Seilmetbooen in europa.
GnS gierno Sanatoriunl, 4t3 @eIt.
0apette- Str, lit mad @iener 0tulter
nit ben neueiten Ipparnten fir bic
Sebanolung bieier aranfbeiten einge.
ridJtet llro miro BON 5tpei in @ien
%grQOuirten Ier5ten geleitet. Salt
algenblidlide 2inoeruig oerS d,ner-
gen nno griinoIife SeiIung in fir.
setter Set lit oaS Hciultat oieier Me-
tboOe. Goniultation uno pbpiifaliihe
eingebenoc Inter lltdung frei; Sono-
rar mGBig. @er nnd ser eriten Sc.
bnnoIaltg niht 2inoerung pcripiirt,
brntd)t fir oieic nidt 81 b%c5oblen.
esq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
BUR Sead1futsa !

Tic Nerrcn @ercinss nnn 2ogcn.
GcfrctGrc iucrSrn gcGctcn, alle Ser.
cinsbcridtc oScr Sdriftitiidc, bic fir
bcn yScntidcn GurrcipunScntcn" DC.
Itimmt iinS, bircft an bic 3citimg sa
aSrcIiircn, nm elmer promptcn Gr.
Icoiguns iidjcr al iein. Snrd bas
Norciiircn iOldlcr Sdrifttiidc an
TngcncQtc trctrn in bercn Yb,ueicn'
bcit bitcrs fir bcibe Yartcicn nnlicb'
fame @cr30gernngcn Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
r%llnfei 8rGiis : Serecn."
Sabresbal, Sienitas, 6. Wupembrr,
p@rrmaHia : WGuncrd)pr Sale"
gtuete iino bel ben W,italicoern oes 9omitc's
nuo In oer uSta9Hpalc" ~ Iaber. 1900, -

angrifi AMI Yoli5iite H..
Ias i6ledte Gnoe niirOe iid)erlih
Eoli5iit Sobn !. @bite PEN 0itliden
Tiitrift ermiift ho6en, menn nift
Sergeant Eotte unO @oIi5iit Moore
5ii ieinem 9eiitano berbei getomuen
m1ren, ais er nit Sbomas 0agen Don
Or. 1926, Siio.GarolineltrnBe. Den er
uerbaiten route, in eincn &ingtnmpf
rernidelt. aber inn an &raitcn fei.
nesipegs gopad)ien mar. Hidlier DDS
belt Sagen geItern Worgen in Der
otlifen NoIi5eiltation meacn 8ric-
osnsItoruna utb angriiis ani cinen
9oIi5iIten fir oas 8eridtsperiabren
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

Sin Id6ncs nnS niitltdes 8cihcnt
fir I~nscBGrige 1T INNER cine lebens-
eroec photographic oSer cine Flint.
lcriid pullenbctc Gppie cincs alien
giloes in GragOn, @aTerfarbe, Del
ooer Eaitcll. Die id6niten Cabinet.
bilocr MIR ST pro 9nkcmb.
Snlins Sebbel, beutider Ybotcgrapb.
CO., 321 Wprb-@ Gan Stra6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
Heinc Sppfcu. mnb IalsgctrGnfe

Iino Der @eiunobeit tets iorberlih.
NdS bon 6rco. 9auernlhmiot'S
gNmerican 9rorcrp" bergeItellte
~Solace".9 Bier miro aus Sen alserle-
lenIten Materialien eebrallt uno emit
balt feline lbaolideu Hr1ierpatipmit'
tel, oes5alb miro es aaen anoeren
porge5ogen. Erobirt cs. Site $t.00.
Sralierei ii04--t12S SiuenltraBe.
Eel. s, & =. 1854. Mo. 1891. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
o%ltnfel 9raiig +. 8erccn."
Sabrcsbaa, 9icnitas, 6. @Opem6cr,
O@crnIania Wanuerdppr . Sale."
@illetc limb bel Den Mitglicoern bcs Gpmite'S
nuo IN Der uStag.pGne" 5m gaben. (3O0,O

e'e ltebt Dor ser
Z ii t; nGd)iten Mittpoh lit ser
Spettifcl Oa. Gie Sltgeno idleppt
iebt idon altbgloden oili oen Grot-
toircn umber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
Staet Baltimore.
1tnterbaltnugs : @eameiicr.

,@luit.GfaOemis " - 2tefe @o6e: nSerseont
Vrlie".
,gapctn." - Steie g8o6e: 9seber uno Ssufb's
n4uriitun gSionus". Iiplih .giniiuce.
rSlaurp's," Sicie SSobe: n2Sbile '5risco
burns.
n6orO's rpera Sonic. 80 Gtcte 28o3e: pGGas
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ACETATE FOR BATHS
is DR.. HALLS TIP
. 5000 : 4y E # " E !"
Rev. M Beadenkof Pioneer of Movement in Baltimore
Details of Popular Work in That City. "

Baltimore Is one of the American
cities that has worked out a practical
and entirely satisfactory system Of pub
lie baths. The desirable end has been
attained thru the funds appropriated by
the city council partly, but mostly thru
the labor and money contributed by
public-spirited citizens.
DIR, P. NJ. Hall, health commissioner
Of Minneapolis, has long been interested
in such work, and in. order to gain all
possible information has correspondent
with men in Baltimore who have con-
tributed largely to the success Of the
baths in that city. The result is in
formation valuable to him and to every
body interested.
In a letter to Dr.. Hall, Rev. T. M.
Beadenkoff, the pioneer in the bath
movement in Baltimore, and the present
superintendent and secretary Of the
bath commission, says. " Replying. to
your favor regarding establishment of
public baths in your city, would say
that you might profit by our Baltimore
experience. Agitation and publicity
seem to bring best results. Briefly, my
advice to a city entirely without baths
is, begin on a small SCALE if necessary,
and with only summer swimming baths,
show what can be done, and agitate,
agitate, agitate the subject.'
Mr.. Beadenkoff then gives a resume
of the public bath history of his city.
It is as follows; -.
Ghe first attempt was made in 1898,
thru the efforts of Rev. T. NJ. Beaden-
koff, by maintaining bathing shore,
where some 1900 or 1900 persons
bathed during the summer.
In 1894 several other gentlemen CO..
operated with Mr.. Beadenkoff and an
city, and at the mayors suggestion a
bath commission was created. Three
i bathing shores were established and the
/ patronage for the summer was 23,787.
/ In the next four summers bathing
! places were maintained by an annual
appropriation Of $500 from the city.
/ The patronage varied from $4,000 to
! 10000 hathers a season. In the Yaars
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11

-Four out-of-town residents, three Of
whom reside in pretty villages and one
on a farm, have extended their hospi-
tally to residents of Minneapolis who
may desire to exchange courtesies thru
The Sunday Journal. Tho only two
weeks old the project to bring together
the scores of city and country folk who
are anxious to exchange entertainment
already has elected hearty praise.
To; many who have yearned to enjoy
ronnp in the country near nature and
far from the heat and turmoil of the
city, but have never been able. to dag
nose the exact nature of this craving,
the Journal experiment has served to
open their eyes to their mysterious all
ment; others who have desired to spend
few weeks out of the city have well
coined this opportunity to realize their
hope without the expense that has pre-
vented their enjoying such visit be-
fore;E still others who are well able to
bear the expense Of a journey into, the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11

mealtime to provide sufficient food for
more persons than partake Of it. There
would be absolutely no loss in enter
tanning a guest. 81
Body Wants Fresh Air. 81
For week, two weeks or even
longer, a man whose lungs are black
ened by coal smoke, whose ears rebel
against the din Of the city,: whose
whole body Graves the freedom, quiet
and freshness Of the country, may en-
joy the recuperating atmosphere of the
farm for almost nothing. That the
expense is almost nothing would be
witnessed by any person who thought
his trip would be cheap because he had
a "pass. = Il. has been proved, con-
clusively, that railroad fare is far and
away the smallest item Of the expense
Of a pleasure trip. Hotel bills are
among the principal items. Thru the
exchange Of courtesies this big item
would be blotted out. Anyway per-
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and holidays, am. to IL m. Cards
giving location Of baths and hours open
are placed in lodging houses and other
public places. Uponstthe reverse side
Of the-card is this inscriptions: sThese
establishments, like public schools and
public libraries for.athe, better comfort
ana health 81 the pge1p1es
Baltimore has taken an advanced
stand ID tie matt sof promo public
cleanliness. While advocating the use
of the public baths as much as possible,
cleanliness in the homes Is encourages
and even commanded. An ordinance
now in force requires that bathrooms be
provided in all new dwelling houses,
and it is one Of the few cities Of the
countries having such law.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11

woods and fields, but who are unable to
find the rest and privacy they crave in
the public houses with which they are
alone acquainted and have given up
hope Of ever arranging an "ideal" va
cation, have seen in this plan chance
to strike acquaintance with real, whole
souled farmers who can give them just
what they desire. =,
Farmers Take Lead. -.-....
Evidently this army Of city people
has been holding back formal proffers
of, exchanging courtesies until such
rural spots as their imaginations pic
ture have been offered to, them by the
farmers and residents of pretty villages.
And it is probable that before long
Minnesota farmers will have rendered
just the places these pent-up city resi-
dents are craving for. "a ~
Probably because it Is their vacation
period and they have more time to write
and think of visits to the city. the