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The Washington times., 1906-11-15
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Following are the sales and quotations
or todays market.
WasAiugton Railway and EIectrI, 4
Per cent, S3.000GSS24 81 ,G0Jd SS4. 81 ts00
Ms, SlO"oaso1e, S.O1QSSgk 81 Osrl4i so1s
Chesapeake and Potomac Telcph0u. r
less. Sl.006q1B7e. Il Fi'''t
W HeshlngIon Railway and Electric
com, 5rg5s]A 5cH3SIs, 50G2g tb,i,er tal
S9oS5 tbuyer. co.. 50Gr3sIs. IOOa3g Q,aver
90; i0lU8Ss4 Cbuyer. co.. 5o02ss. %
Washington Railway and Electric MD
lVfes1z. 94Sg9s. 0aSSss. 401fs9sk.
LanstOn, 5QI44.
Union Trust I06sl4O Ia9TsTAh
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New Cure
For Rupture

New Scientific Appliance, Always a
Perfect Fit-Adtustable TO Eny Size
Person-Easy. Comfortable, Never
slips, No Obnoxious Springs or
Padg-CoEts Less Than M nv
Common TrugBes-Made for
Meu, Women or Children
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COTTON CABLES WEAK;
CONSIDERABLE UNLOADING

NEW YORK, Nov. I5.-The cotton
market at the opening showed consider
able unloading. induced by weak cables
from the Liverpool market. The profes-
aiohal element was free seller. believ-
ing that the market had gone high
enough.
Opening prices: November. IOO5G
l0.l3i December. 9SSd9S9; January. 80
Q9g; February, SO bid March, 10. .0sG
June, IO.19010.22
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ton,
J. H II MCKEE. Cashier Of tho above
named bank. do solemnly AweaT that the
above statement IS true 90 the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
II. Il. MCKEE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
I5th day Of November, 1906
HENRY X SIMPSON,
Notary Public d c
CoTrect-Attest;
JOHN /. HERRELL
SAM L q. EBERLY
". H u ARLOW,
CARL J. LOCKWOOD,
II Directors
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You will get the knack of
finding chances and oppor-
tunlties through reading the
want ads. and then you viii
not worry about il even IL
Your friends insist that you
are simply lucky"
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
n. Y. STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates
q Co. Munsey Building; Members New York
stock EXCHANGED
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f FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The directors OF the American Express
Company have declared a regular quar-
teTly dividend Of 3 per cent payable
January ,, 1907.
The American steel and Wire Com
pany. followed by the independents, has
advanced all wire products a dollar a
ton. The new prices are the highest for
several years.
The New York Central Is said to be
considering and will shortly announce
an increase IN salaries of 10 per cent. 20
all clerical employees receiving less than
500 month.
SubpOenaes have been issued at Salt
Lake City by the Federal grand jury.
Indicating. an intention 70 investigate
the acts OF the Hartman and Gould rail-
roads in the wholesale acquisition OF
coal lands
The St. Paul has granted its road men
and others advances IN wages aggregat-
ing 10 per cent. This Will increase the
pay roll about q, ,5O0,OOo Other roads are
gradually adjusting the wage question
on similar basis
The Carnegie Steel Company has start
ed building a plate mill at the Home
stead steel works. 1t win De known as
the seVentv-tWo-inch .Uln. Five hun
dred men viii be employed in lis con-
structiOn. The mill Hill represent an
outlay Of about 81 Sl.e0.U09 The six plate
mills in Homestead are behind their
orders several months.
Daniel J sully. one time cotton
king" has become the head Of Buchans
Soap Corporation OF which Frank Til
ford is the vice president The COMPANY
has "a capital OF 81. 200 000 It's plant IS in
Brooklyn. SullV is reported to be re-
spousible for the recent move in the tall
low market which has forced the price
I'D - per cent.
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niSfrici uf columbia.
ARTHUR T. BRICE. Cashier % the
abaVe-narncd bank DO solemulv swear that
the above statement g. true t8 The best Of
my knowledge anf belief
ARTHUR p BRfCE. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me- THIS
18th dav az November 1906
isseGll DAVID RITT ENFDUSE.
Notary Public
'rrIect-AIrrSts
JSO r. MCLEAN
r. ROSS PERRY.
TIDS. HYDE.
JNO ". JOHNSTON.
W. J. FATHER,
a. HURT.
II Directors
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Sales to noon today. 525.soO.
Total sales yesterday, s72. 500
Am, Cotton Oil. ex-div.. 2 per cent.
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I'EIyIfI Df IIfE NDNDIIION
Of the
National Capital Bank of
Washington
RESOURCES

AT Washington. IN the District of Columbia
% the close Of business November Il lss8
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Financial Statements.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF the
The Riggs National Bank
RESOURCES

- Washington, D. G, at the close OF bust.
ness. November 4. 1895.
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The directors of the American Express
/ Company have declared a regular quar-
terly dividend Of 3 per cent payable
January ?. 1907.
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Fiscal agents for the United
States Government.
Depository for funds Of
Philippine Government.
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

once. Corner Ninth and F strestS
PAID-UP CAPITAL. -, COO. 600
SURPLUS. $500. 300 (EARNEDl
Loans IN any amount made On an
proved real estate or collateral AZ -
sonabie rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on snontblv
balances subject 20 check
This company acts as executor Al
ministfatJr. trustee. agent trsasur-r
- registrar. and In ali other fiduciary "a.
pacitieS
Boxes for rent In burglar aad nrep.oos
- vaults Tor safe deposit ana storage on
valuable packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON. T9rss,Hs,,
JOf1N n. SWOfEs......t Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. Second Wee President
ANDREW fAhh1h ...-.....-.-.... Treasurer
HARRY @. AEEh. Treasurer
BOYD TAYLOR ..........Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Of1cer
EREDK EICHELBERGER. .....Trust Of1cSr
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 20 assume the manAxenoent Of
your real estate. Careful attention given "a
ali dstRiis-
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LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid g. 0e8. 90 ~
surplus iund. i519. 90 %
tudiNldrd profits, less expenses
aud ,a1es pald..-...-.....-......... ila.9ss 80
National bank notes outstanding ... Ss7, ,ss7 SO
.lfF..
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NonlTnIsSlOn % Appfalee Uanlae
A True Copy. Test:
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
b T. E. Cunningham. Assistant Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-08
PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page iO.)

cents resetting old curb, rs cents head
Barber Asphalt co.-Paving. 81 90 per
square yard: axis curb. 81 cents; reset
ting old curb. % cents.
Barber Asphalt Co.-Sheet asphalt,
81. SO per square yard AXIS curb. "a
cents; resetting old curb, % cents.
The following bid for in
Paterson street:
Jersey Paving Co.-$1.79 per lineal
foot manholes, $780, basins, SIPS.
A recess was then taken to con-
slider bids.
Upon reconvening, a bill for $40
from Johan Jensen, who claimed this
amount still due on Kirkland place
grading, was referred to the city at
torney FOR his opinion in writing.
The following:
Perth Amboy, N. j., June /, 1906.
Honorable Mayor and Council of the
City of Perth Amboy:
Gentlemen take pleasure in in
forming you that the timber trestle
approach, also the iron lattice girder
bridge on Sheridan street are COM
plete in every detail and ready for
public traffic.
Yours very truly,
Forrest l.. Smith,
Engineer in Charge.
| O1RnGQ, w. L. OJuOCJt
Chairman Street Committee.
Signed, w. H. Fullerton,
Street Commissioner.
was placed on file.
The following:
Perth Amboy, N. j., June 4, 1905.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board
of Aldermen:
Conference.-The lawless action OF
| Az kTAxxx TAreA.r Honra Cnffo nn1nQn
In appropriating to it's own use a GER
tain street in this city should be con-
demned by right-minded and honest
people. We believe the time has
gone by when a corporation can de-
l~iberately steal city property and be
upheld by city officials through the
| passage of an ordinance to vacate
such property.
The Central Labor Union of this
city, at its last regular meeting, in
structed its officers to communicate
with your honorable body protesting
against the passage of an ordinance
to vacate Catharine street; and also
request you to order the New Jersey
Terra Gotta Company to Immediately
remove its buildings from city prop
erty.
Geo. S. Walker, President,
Chas. Beck Secretary.
was referred to the committee OF the
whole.
The following:
Honorable Board of Aldermen, City
of Perth Amboy:
We, the undersigned, property
owners on Penn street, do hereby pc
tition your honorable body to con-
struct a four foot sewer in said street
from the Holy Trinity church to con-
meet with the new sewer. And your
petitioners will ever pray, etc.
Gresham Jost and 10 others.
was referred to the committee on
streets and ewers.
The following:
Newark, N. j., May 20, 1906.
The Honorable Mayor and Council,
Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
Gentlemen We hereby make applica-
ton for permission to replace the follow
ing poles on State street:
Poles Nos. 106, 107, los. 100, ITO, ia,
lis, 116 and III, as shown on the at
tached diagram.
The replacing of these poles is neces-
sary In order to put our line in a safe
condition.
Respectfully yours.
THE N, Y. & N. ]. TELEPHONE co.
EDWARD e. BACKUS,
Div. Plant Supt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-08
Newark, N. j., May %, 1906.

| The Honorable Mayor and Council,
Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
Gentlemen We hereby make appli-
cation for permission to open Smith street
from the manholes at the following loca-
lions, for the purpose of constructing UNI
foreground conduit
smith street from the manhole at the in
| tersection' of Elm street, northerly and
southerly to the building line of Smith
street.
Smith street from the manhole at the
intersection of Hobart street southerly to
the building line of Smith street:
intersection of High street northerly to
the building line Of Smith street.
Diagram showing the proposed work at
Respectfully yours,
THE N. Y. & n. j. TELEPHONE CO.
EDW:. e. BACKUS,
Div. Plant Supt.
Newark. N. j., May rs. 1906.
The Honorable Mayor and Council,
Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
Gentlemen We hereby make applica-
ton for permission to open Smith street
| from the manhole at the corner OF. Madl-
son street westerly to the proposed man
hole nj the corner of Maple street, as
shown on the attached diagram Tor the
purpose of constructing underground con-
duft and manholes.
Respectfully yours,
| THE N. Y. & N. J. TELEPHONE 20.
EDW. r. BACKUS,
Div. Plant Supt.
was referred to the committee on
streets and sewers
The following:
May 90, 1906.
Mr.. w. H. Il erton,
City Hall, nth Amboy, N. j.:
Dear Mr.. Fullerton:
Will you kindly substitute the en-
closed agreement for making the
bitulithic wearing surface for the n
gave you. The one enclosed offers
the mixture for $1.35 instead Of
$1.45 as the other n reads. This is
made necessary by the fact that the
engineer has changed the specifica-
lions to read on a concrete base in
stead of a bituminous base. Please
return us the one l formerly gave
you. a
Your truly,
Standard Bitulithic Co.,
BY r. w. Turner,
Secretary.
was placed on file.
The applications of B. Frankel and
s. Marcus & Son, for renewal of their
Junk licenses and the application of
j. Kepertz, for a new license, were
referred to the committee on judic-
larry.
The following:
The clerk reported that his honor
the acting mayor had returned APP
proved the following: An ordinance
confirming the issue of 100000 of
water bonds, an ordinance to con-
struct a 12-inch sewer in Paterson
street, also the filing of the final as
sessment maps of Sayre avenue and
Matano place W and Kearny ave-
nue. and Lewis streets sewer.
An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to pave Market street
from Madison avenue to Herbert
street with Warren bitulithic pave
ment OF creo-resinate wooden block,
to rest curb wherever necessary ana
to furnish and set new curb, etc.
was introduced, passed on its nrst
reading and ordered printed on SIPS.
An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to pave Market street
from Madison avenue to the city nan
park with Warren bitulithic pave
ment or cr~eo-resinate wooden piocK,
to reset curb wherever necessary and
furnish and set curb, etc.
a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-08

tells you that a house Of our long standing
46 years-is better fixed to guard your every
interest than all the "New Corners known. We
have experimentation what to buy, we have ample
cash to buy with-we believe in and give the
lowest prices. Can we do more
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-08

(contInued on page 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-08
Infants Dresses

Made or fine N%ainsook, trim
med with lace and embroidery,
nicely made, long and short
lengths, well worth $1.25, for
Saturday at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-08
Wom's Night Gowns

Made of fine cambria, trimmed
with embroidery, in regular and
extra sizes, we'll worth $1.25, for
Saturday at
QOc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
SaS @cttcr.

Sir Morplnno mo bell Giltrltt
Columbia Somitug flnr, ip0tcr ne
gen ooer SHnce; Somitog Sberlo
nbcr Sonntog FLAIR bel lrild)en lloro'
oitliten bis Gitlid)cn @inocll.
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AZ @roo nm , llhr Nnd)nlIttaga.
Ter niebrigitc Sbcrmonlcterltol!o
mar 36 Wroo nm / llbr Nahmittoga.
Ter niebrigitc Recommendations
Der lebten u Stmnben IN nntiol9en
Den StGoten lpor luie iolgt: GnItport
36, Eortlnn0 26, Bolton 81, Nlbu
M "a. Mem. 2)orf ,}6, Snrrisblrg Is,
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IS, Corpus Gbriiti II, Mcnlpbis 36,
Cincinnati 32, Yittabrrg 81, Ssluego
80, buffalo 81, Glepelnnb 30, Getroit
30. Nlpeno 2G, W@nrQuettc 20, @rccn
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Yolll 90, 81. So,io -, aanioa,Gitp
80, Smobo %, Sllrnn 8, Niamord -,
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Salt 2ofe 3G, Nenuer 70, North Elot.
te %, Tobac 81, Smmilu b mnbSo@
Yn9cleS Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13

EoIiti d. e. - @cnerol Soicpb
g. Seth, ErGii0cnt oeS Stuota- 81,
notS, bot 5ur oll1enleincr llebcrrns
id)ung einen Mcpnblifoncr, Senator
@riiiitb BON Galuert.Gomntp, sum
8oriibcr bes Gomitc'a iiir oiientlid)e
8ebGiloc e%rllannt, mo Dem ~rcpublito.
niiden equator Tepilbib bon Sreoe-
rid Goilntp bat ooa Triuileg ge9eben.
cilnen Der Snl5cr 5u ernemcn. Nie
silpor IN Der @eididtc Der Sc9iSlotur
oieieS StanteS bot Der Eruiioent oeo
Genots Der Winorit1tS Yortei cine
8nriiBerltelle an ben Gomitc'n 5nge.
itonoen. Is perlautet, bob Froiibent
Seth oaSu ae5luirnaen mar, menll G.
nid)t Nieoerloge aui NicOerlnge bon
Ger,ator Sec BON Neutrality-suspicious.
fp unb Senntpr Mopre bon @orcc,
Iter- Gountp mo beren @eiolgitoitclr
crleipen ippIlte.
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Tic
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Respondent" mic0er, lule iiblIdl cine
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bnltcnoer lpic intcrciiontcr Scftilre
"bringcn; oaruutcr cine bunloruollc
Sfi5Se Ser MouL. ser ben Sd)nhpicn
befommt," Don 2ouiIe Nilrflcr; Fn.
riier @rici; oTna GOrrigirrn Der
Sh0nbcit"; Ger &etlumepcIj";
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sluen cine iQuitrirte bWnoriItild)e
peiloQc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13

Snhen Mebner ii 9un.
- @eneral 2lopb Sadiom lnlo
Sefretar s. $. 6orreit BON Dem Ser.
Elm Der &auilellte uno SabrIfuntcn"
be9abcn iit) porgeitern llad) 8aibing-
toni nm lid &eoner fiir oaa ON 20.
Sanlar itottiinoeube SabreSbanfett
Scr Organization 81 lllden. 3nluaen.
erbielten JIG bon Dem GongreB . PHI
georoneten Spbn Sharp @iaioms
bon Miiiiliippi, Dem oemofratiihen
Iiibrer I'M Sans, Dem 9ongreB Ab-
georoneten 9eoe bon Wtinneiota, oem
GongreB gbgeorOnetcn Sbepparo
bon Gerns llro Dem GonereB Nbae-
oroneteIl 9onpnge BON Colorado.
Senator Tro5icr BON SemleIiee miro
uormlsiid)tlid) chenfolls cine 5uingen-
&c Nntmort geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
M a Of te 5u pie.I Moboli. =

Ginen tildtigen NGmpier fir ieinen
llebermutb erbielt geitern Der 33
Sabre alte aelermeiiter @iQiom Sad
ion bon Nr. 1929, Noro Galpert-
StraBe, als er pom Hid)ter @rannan
I'M mittleren Stationsbuuie uegen
unoroentlihen @etraoens nit $40
llno Soften beitrait wurbe. Sadiolt
beltieg einen @ag9on Der 8ilmoritr..
2inie nit eillem mGdytieen &orb, ben
er Migeblid mitten in Die Eoiiage
%ltellte. slls i'm ser Gonoufteur ,sohli
9. Sopnes bon Nr. t6t1, @eit-2an-
ualeitraBe, auiforoerte, Den &orb aus
Dem Wege 81 nebn,en, begaml er 10
%unb1noig 5u lamentiren, OaB iie Der
Gonoufteur peranluBt lab, Den Wi.
oeripenitiscn perboiten 81 loiien.
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illhsitaoium billaus mo tsbe lid ais
cine quite Ginridtulg ~berp0brt, Die
idImerlit micber obgeid)oiit lperoen
lpilrbe. trptbem Die erperbsmGBigen
Tolitifcr lie ltctig onieinorten mo
Den a%oitenpunft oils @rllno nn9eben.
Gr fitbrte GrsWPapor Sbomua IS.
Snpea mo BATHS E YrGlioent Geo. VI.
@uitber ais eriabrene M%uni5ipoIper.
lpolter OIL, melhe oie Sbeillulg Ser
MiumiSipuhuuhlen bon oCn Stuuta'
uuGlen marm beiiirnortcn.
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YcfrieSieenbe @ierc.

Die bieiigen acnner uon gltiell
MtoIs. unb ScpTens@ etr1nfen wiiroi,
gen Die 1batiad)e, Dob lie in Dem ollS
sSreo. 9auernibmiot's namerican
YremcrD" berporeebenoen nSolace"-
Bier Elm @etr1nf geIunben babeit,
ons aae @eidnlads- aniprii6e beirie,
oigt. Yerlanet es. Site 81. @ronc-
rel HOLES Siaen.S trnBe. Gel.
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Tne lcdIrc Hecital.

'hN'IAN' llN'N' ~ wv
SaS icdDitc Hcnboog= Hecital.
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gcitern NodJmlittog bci'm Setrcterl
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ne un9cDobnlid mornlc %Nninabmc,
un0 0aS obglci6 ibr gauges Frn-
gronm nId)t cine cin5iQe NunmcE
cntbielt, Die Nui Giictt - geiong9tcd
nilhc o0cr un0crc 5llQclhnittcl
mar. Gie Sdn9eriu periilgt ilbcr
cilcn Sopron BON rcid)cr Gilae unb
Garbc, ih0ner Gro9froit, mo %crIrcl+
Iidcr Hcinbcit, Der IN alien NcGiitcrn
gut 0cbiloet lit mo lcidt ouipridt.
Gu5u i'll Sri. WctcolIc cine IcinlinmI
&c SieocriGugcrin. Sin ideinbor eng.
%begrcn5tc5 Sclh, mo ood lit lmHlc0c
10 5ienli6 nllca in Worten uno 80.
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nod Cert in Der @unb bate. lluo tic
lang III bcutiber, iron56iiid)cr, itoIir
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rcn Sorern nobc ST. bringcll. @on5
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10 mabr nno lparm 5llm MuH0rltf
fam. Cas- StGnod)cn mlBte pie.
berbolt mcroen mo iiir ocn @ciioa
nllo mebrfnhe Scrporrllic oonftc Ole
SGngcrin blIrh 3ngobc bon Sflt'
monn'S .Griiblinasnod)t."
Zen SdlllBtbeil oes Ero9romm@
bilocten Elm Hieb bon Gboniural, 5pci
&icber bon Gabriel Sulrrc, 9ulgert'a
rNuf Der @leid)e" unb Ger Sonos
trigger mo Srobnl'S ld)loB nit lei
ncr .Wninud)t" mo ,Votldoit" ub.
Gas Snllrcidc oNcl" uno 9ungnrt's
DSmotrG0cr" mlBten micoerbolt
perocn mo aud ooS lcbte Der
@rnbmS' id)en Sieoer lang Sri. Met-
cafe oni @unit oes EublifmS ein
5ruciteS Mol. Gic SGngerin muroc
bon Sri. Clara Niherielo iebr &C.
lponbt mo ieiniinnig bealeitct.
ToS nGhitc Hecitnl iinbet am ..
Sebrilnr ltott. Ger beriibmtc Gelliit
Seon 8erarop miro IN Ocnlielbcn oili.
trctcn. Norbcr nhcr, unl 26. Snnlnr,
miro bnS 2neiicl > S,ltartett icill
brittcS &nmnlersGon5crt geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13

@cnm c y /. - Nic Bot
tinlore Sobbing Goniectioners Iliocia-
ton" bot IN MISUNDERSTANDING
in Der nStoN Sale" Die fplaenoen@c.
omlten eruGblt: ErGliocnt George s.
Solter, %ice. ErGiioent GbarlesScbr'
man Scfrct1r q. y. Staolemon,
SdoBmeiiter Miaiam u. 5000; Gre.
futiu-Gomitc; !. $. Goldman, @nl.
u, Silber9, 2. 6. Woconad)p, Soiu-
oro Monning unbl Sobn Is. Sd)Gier.
Gclegoten 81 Der an T., =. nno 3. Ir.
quit 81 Niogoro Sails t%a9enocn No.
tional Convention: $50. Sobn Sod,
man, Sobn Is. ShGier, @iaianl 81.
Silber9, George ). Solter nno 2. =.
Moconahp; Srlitees: {. SoutSoneS,
Sobn @crner, Sobn 2ebcrcr, GrnIr
Wfeilc mo !. 6. Milcs; Nnipalt: Sr.
Z. Solep SiSfep. Gie 9eomten wnr.
Den bon Den Serrn Gomnr0 S.Vurns,
glignlt 6. Mcnde uno $. q. Eiaii
'inltallirt.
Vaie Snr Neife ms SusIanb teioy0t Y.
Naiuc, Yt, All. a, ~vauIsStrobe,
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Gin grobes Sdlad,tfelt peral

$50" Gin grobes Sdlad,tfeit peran.
ltaItet am II. Saniar Sr. Srie
6iider. Der beliebte Y1d)ter oes
Barley Tarfs," ouielbit uno obne
3lueiiel Weroen menige ieil1er pielen
Ireunoe ieblen, ipe5iell ga er peripro-
den bat, baB Die M~ebeliuppe, Ole er
ierpiren miro, ielbit Oieienise oes let.
ten rSabres iibertreifen miro. sllio
ouf 81 "ltnier'm Srib" inn .Norlep.
Yorf," sur 9roBen Webeliuppe!
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Oebm'a Armr bau,
t6 WrIts Geriuotuu. Etrohe.

9un0c0- @robgeihlporcnen iibCrmie-
len.
3u bobc TeriNcruug Der.
langt.
Sm Griminnlacriht begann &c
Iiern Der ErpSeB Oes Sausmaler3
CHARLES 2. Setter Don 9tr. 10, Gin
9roaopuD, mclher on9eflagt lit, Den
Tcrlrd) aenlud)t 5u bubeL @elo III.
ter Goripicgcllmg iolider Gbotiotcn
jt crlonaen. Nm Ge3enlber ereignc-
ic iid) ein 0rono in Settlers Sorben-
Soocn; er bcbouptetc, DER Shoocn
belnufe iidJ oli 5000, Die nSortforo
SnInrallce 50" bon Sartforo, Gonr.,
lpelde Ole Gcriidprnng trllg. mill ic.
cod in Grfobruug Gcbrnd)t baben,
Dob Der Shuhen lih nui MIR $40
brlicf, uno lteB Den Mnrn %ucrbuitcn.
$4,000 ilr 0en So0 Scr Wut.
ter.
Cue @eiie rcidte 9eitern I'M Supcs
riorgcriht cine Stuoeneriobflage
llm $4,000 9egen bic YNorolide
Central = 9obngeicIlihoft" elm fir
Den Soo ibrer Wrlttcr 9eno Shlid]s
Ter, melhc an %, Ie5ember 5l
shrewsbury, go, pon einem 3uae
Der 9obnacieQihnit gctootet mllroc.
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Sdiffsfarten uum nn6 md NeMtidD=
fouO.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: Stu
iiite $45 unb $3.50; @remell-9ol-
timore bis gum 1. Hooember $3.50
itno $50. 30; bonn 1. Wopember bis
1. Mllsuit $3.50. &unSreiie 81 biz
ligerem Yreiie. 54eo. $. 0iener 4
g., 3immer Nr. 3, ia Oits2erina.
tonsStr. (323-)
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""" Sn Otto 2ang'S Soae an DIT.
2ombaroltrabe finbet morgen Madt
mittaa ole pierteIi1brlihe @eriammr-
hung Der @roBloee III. 8. g.. g."
ltQtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
Ser MarpI1noer @roBbrrnf

YET Wt0fDl0ll0et WroBbllll0
0eS Sroens Der nSdpuor5en Sitter"
bGlt moraen &ormittaa nm L210 llbr
in Miuer'S Salle, Nr. 400, S'9on.
ueaitroBe, ieine ,sabres &eriammlun9
ob, 81 pelher iih allie Mitalieber eils
iinoen %lollten.