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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
oas-

Because OF numerous reports OF dam
age BY drought there was an active de-
maHi Cor oats for the greater part OF
the day. shorts and commission houses
were the best buyers and selling was
chiefly due 20 longs. me greater part
OF the trading was in the September de-
livery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

Or. Frank knight Sanders the well
known author and teacher in Yale uni
versity. WIN lecture az the Congregation
al church Thursday night, May n, Ad-
mission free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

oETTLEMAN's $1,000 EMiuM
BEER At SAME OLD MOSES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT New York New York 5. washing
ton g.
AT Observation-Disclosures 3. ST Louis O.
Al Philadelphin-Phllade 2, Bos-
ton T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

Provisions were Inclined TO be weak
because Of selling b. small packers who
were Influenced by liberal receipss of I'VE
hogs al the chief western packihe CEN
ters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

Kansas City. Nay 2s.--Reeelpts. 9,ioo
including 800 southerns; market steady
Choice expor, and dressed beef steers
s.. a6Q5.6o: fair TO good. ft25ds.2s, west
orn steers. Ss.76Q6.2s. stockerg and feed
srs. ssas0Aso: southern steers, $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

oETTLEMAN's $1,000 PRE- MUM
BEER At SAME OLD MOSES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
Every Team Wins But
Smiths AlfaIfas.
SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE.

Where They Play Today.
Guthrie at Tulsa.
McAlester at Shawnee.
Ft Smith at MuslSogee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
snsep.

Receipts i.z00. market steady TO shade
lower. Native lambs. s6.00G7.45; fed
sheep ana yearlings. $1,000 6.2o; western
fed yearlings. s5.oo@6.ls; western fed
sheep. s6.oOa6.Oo: stockers ana feeders,
50. son SEQ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
Hoos.

Receipts. $4,000; market sc higher. Top
sC.4I bulk OF sales. Sc 30a6.4o; heavy.
s6.s5G6.47; packers. sG.so@6. 40; pigs and
lignt. IS. 5.l0lG.37
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

And Goat" Smith shut out the sena-
tors The most unkindest how OF an.
And didn't we tell you that Tulsa team
was going 70 make some club play ball
for an theY were worth 10 land the PEN
nant?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

47o; southern COWS. s2.5O@4eo; native
cows s2.5Oa4.5O; native heifers. S5.25e9
5.25; bulls, ss.OOGA25 calves. s3.ss@ 6.s5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
Ft. smith 5. Muskooee I.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Muskogce, J. r.. May 3o.-The locals
lost yesterday.
score RH.E
Muskogee ...... 200O0o20G- 8 8
Ft Smith .... O001o2002- 10 4
Batterie: Schafner and Mist. Bandy
and Rogers Timpire-scott
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
central station

First column. number OF stations re-
porting
Second and third columns, tcrnpera-
ture; End. maximum; 3d. minimum.
Fourth column: Rainfall, inches and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

Rind forces In the Usage nation is In
the city acquiring munitions OF war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

w. Il. Coyle. who has purchased tho
Logan County bank building. said to-
day that no changes would be made IN
the building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
Wt1l | e

Canvas Low Shoes for Ladies.
Misses and Chi dren are much
in evidence as to their popular.
ity. Our white Sea Island Cam
vas Low Shoes are better than
most ones; the fiber is of closer
weave which makesthem wear
better and polish whittier than
most kinds you get at other
places. Our prices are small
for the extra high grade.
SI.25, Sl.5O, 81. 90, $3.50, $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

See "Tne Negro and the Goat" AZ l. o
o. r. hall "Wednesday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

a diet OF beans and brown bread is
said to be responsible for the Boston bah
club not being able 10 win game this
season. It's booze and pretzels that
keeps the seitors at the bottom OF the
percentage column.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

Special TO Daily Leader.
Shawnee, OKLA May 30 Yesterdays
game.
score RHE.
shawnee ....... 0OOo2212s- II 2
McAiester .... 2000O02O0- 8 s
Batteries fiite and Moore; Cooper and
White.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

This afterno at Electric PARK the ru-
raj route carriers base ball club Is play
Ing the postoilice employees bali team 4
match game.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

It may now be successfully stated that
summer is here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

And 50 thin. all o. us. The following
from the M ,kogee Phoenix Umpire
oliver. when Il comes 20 making rotten
decisions, is "a star in the llmefight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

The Patterson Furniture company is
unloading two cars OF furniture today.
The PatteFsons are expecting statehood
or intend doing bu y .sss. anyway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

STRAW HATS At pnrERssNs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

NgoLIoEE sAIRrs AT pEreRsEN's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

I. indicates inappreciable rainfall.
j. p. SLAUGHTER.
Section director.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
The Oklahoma State Bank, at Guthrie.
N the Territory Of Oklahoma. at the
close of business MAY "a, 1906.
RESOURCES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

Albert pike Lodge No. so. A. F. a.
A. NJ. viii confer the third degree OF
Masonry al the temple tonight. Refresh
ments viii, be served al the close Of the
ceremonies. Visiting brethren always
receive q hearty welcome among the Ma
sons Of Guthrie. and are especially IN
vited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

An serrtorial offices were closed today
in accordance with the governors proc
lamation urging the proper observance
OF the day in memory OF the departed
soldiers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

soa,Asast ou'Arls IS RAPIDLY splla'0g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30

corroN aulLErIN.

Oklahoma city. May 29.-Light prccip-
itation occurred yesterday IN the Allan
tic states Fair weather obtained over
the remainder Of the cotton belt. Tem-
peratures are below normal except in
Oklahoma and Texas.
Oklahoma District.
The first two columns denote the tenn
perature. 1st column. maximum; End
column, minimum
Third column: rainfall inches and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
Oklahoma District.
Indlnn rerr,tory platrIct.

First -wo columns denote The temper-
ature; 1st colunn maximsm; End col
nmn, minimum.
Third column; Rainfall, inches and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26
Hcttc Nnsiid)tcu.

Gouoro Is. Goipcr cill %uicl0cuiinid).
ter Womn.-Niiritc cinen id)0llcll
Sbeil Icinc$ Scbcna I'M 3ltdtbaulc
libcn.
IS pcrgcbt foltm cin Sag, ouB nid)t
llcllc Acknowledgment 9cgcn ocll
notori'd)cn &oocnoic6 Gopor0 Is.
Goipcr bier ctnlouicn, mo pcnn Scr
Nrreitont ulti Nlc Gln0ct bin pro5cis
iirt miro, oilrfte cr sen idl0llitcn S6cil
icine& 2cbcn2 I'M 3ltd)tbouic 5llbrit.
ocn. @citcrn troi bci'm Captain
Humphrey cine HIl6obl ucltcr &c
idmcrocn, O%nrn1tcr Iold)c BON Sem
EoIi5eid)cf bon @oibil0ton Dem Gbcf
Oc9 SocutiiifotionS @iircal,a pom Gbi,
cu0o, &rn. %. 3. GpoIlS, uno Sd)c-
riff Barrett BON Goofs Gountp SQ.,
cln.
Sn 9Snlbin0ton miro GnIpcr lucNcl
0irbItubl3 elmer Mcnoc @uorcn I'M
@ciummtipcrtbc bon ungciGbr SO
aus Dem Snocn non @ooOmorO 4
2utbrnp 9cmiinIht.
Captain Gpon3 idrcibt, sob Goipcr
ser Ghicogo'cr Foli5ct ais WorQuct
bcfonnt lit uno am 1G. 9lllguit 1896
lucNcn 2oocnoicbItobl9 in ooS 3ltdt.
holl& gcionbt. am 81. M0r5 1898 be.
oingllngWuciic ~bcgnooigt ulO am 1G.
NllNllt 1899 2olS ircigc0cbcn mllrOc.
Pm 31.Oftobcr oc8 n0mIid,cn SobrcS
lulroc MorQltct luicOcrunr mcgcu 60
0cnoic6itobl3 %ucrhoftct. licB sic @ilrg.
id)oit I'M Stit ulr0 pcridguouo porl
Chicago.
Sderiii Barrett criltdltc Morid)nll
Noruol, Gaipcr iiir bic G6ico9o'cr
&cb0rocu icit5uboltcn, unO biclcS DC
illd) mar bon elmer Gopie ser Nntlugcs
id)riit be9lcitet, ans meld)er crlid)tlld)
lit, ooB Guipcr in Chicago lucgcl
0icbltabl9 pom @onrcn I'M Mcrtbt
Don So pou Moriboll Siclo & So.
0cmilnid)t miro. gS idpmebcn III Der
miloiacn Stoot nod mclterc alogcll
ocNcn Copper, Ood) miro ocrieIbe Dor
lGuiio I'M Stootc Worplono bcboItcn,
bis Gupt. Eltmp6rcp nit Inn Iertl9
lit. 2cbtcrer 0Ioltbt genil9elto De.
mci@nlotcriol Sll bobcr, i'm Golper 10
mohl, ais iciic @ottin nud ocnl3lld)t'
bolla 5lt icnoen. Cam bobcn Die &c
h0roen bon 9ltIuntic.Git nod cln
irilbcrcS Sed)t olli bct g%trrcItuntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

Gin Spfcr i6rcS Sciocn%.
- Sn ibrcm 3inulcr III Scr @oD'
nlllg i6rcr Spd,tcr, 6rou Srnncc@
Scli,l, Nr. 2606, Srlcona' Strobe,
iullrbc 1citcrn MorBcn gcgcll I llhr
Die GS Sabre oltc Sroll HOio Solclcf
an SclldtgnS ~Critift foot III lbrcnn
@cttc liegcllb m%Ilgclunocn. SRI.
aotic Selin, bic Gnfclin Der oltcll
Srall, bcgob lid 0cItcrn Morgct INN
bic %gcnonntc 3cit nod ocnl 3lntmcr
Dcriclbcn, I'M iDr 0oS Srilbltlld 81
bringclL mo Drr0c loIt poll 0cnt
2cld)tgoic iibcrpoltigt, lueIhcS lid
in bent 3inlnlcr %ullgcldnrnlclt hottc.
Sic bcnod)rid)ti0tc lo'ort ibrc Wtlt-
fer, un0 oicic inno, ooB Der @oaDnbn
III 0cnl ,}lnlnlcr 1llgc0rcbt luor. Gte
nltc ,Srult luor nll0cn'd)clllld) 'd)or
mcbrere Stlln0cn lang foot, mo so
roncr Or. Gnritber& mltr0c bcrlud)'
rid)tigt, Der cillct SllqllcIt filr mt
notbig crflurtc. 0a ollgcnldclnlldl
ein 3uioa purlo9. Grou Solc'et mor
ollgcblid) id)on lett cinigcr Belt GET
itig lci0cn0, uno mull gluilbt, DAB IL
nidt ipllBtc. mas lie tbut, ais lie ooS
@oS oilorcbte. lod)ocnl lie onllelbc
ollageloidt bate. sic iuur IN BOB
men gcborcii, ieood) lett 10 Subrcn
IN Baltimore wohnboit. Sic bintcr-
l0bt bier 5od,tcr mo cinen Sobn.
Son SCc unb Sutcn. -
Der Ionnpfer .@ittctlno" pom Noro.
oeutidcn Slop0 iubr gcltern BON grc.
men nit etrua 1000 Eniingleren llad)
Baltimore ub.
- TaS Sorpcooboot oNinSlorp"
crlitt geitern 9lbeno 5cbn Meilen lilo-
oitlid, bon Gap Senrp Sopnrie nn Der
Moidineric, Ii. Scr @unoeSs Sd)Iepp.
oompicr oWobmpf" illbr bon 9torfclt
ans Dem Sd)iiie III &illic.
81 r I Dies. - Eultor SlllluS
Suimonn bot ais Cert iiir Die Yrc.
oigt bel benz morgigcn @ottcsoiellii
in ser 3ionofirhc bo9 S%pridrport ge-
ip1blt: ,Sollen lid Ole Gohlcn nid,t
umid)rei'n. ooriit Iu nid)t ailopi ani
| Dem airdtbnr1n ieiit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26
Sas scbntc Yca6oSg .Hceital.

Gas QcitriGe &ecitql I'M FeoboOp
Tllititllt uermittelte ms Ole Setannt.
Id)nit 0c2 NlnpierpirtuoIen HaoulEli.
1ltp'&. OeiieH Mrlbm fem ililger mc9r
lit, Ionbcrn Der III europa id)on lair'
&c nit EuoCrcpafu, DC @recf mo ali
0Crcn hcrporrnAel0en Aiinltlern III
9lcld)c Sinie geiteut miro. Cine itotis
lidlc !Ncitolt in rcifcrcn Sdbrcn, 0cIien
Spar ul0 Bart bcrcitS crgrolt. gu3
NCuBCrc nlio anlI5 pcrid)ic0eu Don
ltnlCren geuohntcl Silnltler G.-
lhCinnmGcn. Seine uirtltoIc (cd)n!f
NeltilBt 0ltrd) be0eirtcl0C phuiild)cSCi
'tlllN2f0bIgfcit gcltuttet Nocrrn Elt7
Nlto cilcn &raftultfluunb, luie i'm
Utd)t piclc leiler &mlitgcnoilen cGt
IdltCu t@0nictJ ullcln CT nludt 0upon
llld)t uicl Ncbrulld). Otit&orliebc ltellt
CT bo9 Seine mo 3urte IN %Icinefl
Spiel III 0cn &or0cr1rumo. ltno 0u.
rullf lu0r baum olld) Scr groBcrcS bell
lcincs programmes 5u1Cld)nittell. Sr.
Flt9llo croffnctc icin Gccltul nit 0er
: moll.Sonotc bon H%cct1opelL 0crcn
crltcr SuB an ciljclncn Stellcn 0llrd}
Ole EeouIbcbon0llu19 ctuus lit. 8ic
tlar mo ollftig bcbalocItc Der NlIrlt
Ter obcr Die Tu%ntoiiesS tildc uGca
Nbcu0a," u@rilcn" mo oGloc pom
Hic0" bon Hp6crt Sdntnlunll. Ghopin
Der Suritcr Der Suitcr, mar nlli Dem
Erogromm NIT icd)S Stildcn uertrcs
ten Scr u nloa9nluOc, cillent Snl-
pronlptu, Ser Sioolr 9toctltrnc, oenl
N2our @oIjcr, Der bcfonttcn Der
cCllIc" mo Der Gnour E%olnnallc. Ger
ailnltlcr mobrte Chopin 0ie gcfor0era
tc fcite. ppctiid) fiinitlcriidlc Gclifa.
ieiie. pbnc Dem @al5er uno Der 80
lonoilc Ibren briuontcn 3u1 por5l-
cnthultcr. Gem .Haibo brlluntc"
pom &. ". BON @eber lpllroc Ieit lei
INI SlVlNll(l uulilNlpNpll INV O'p~t
Sic0cr obne @orte bon MtenoelSlo6n
oSpinrlic0" mo "SagolleO" Doret
Weiitcrlciltlul9cn Tcil1cr plalliltllder
aunit. Gbenio 5ruei iebr ittereIutte
unO ieinocrotbcne Stildden BON
@ric1 nShnlcttcrlin9e" mo v6rilh'
ling" Cine .Serenn0e al ben
Moub", cine %cigenortige COMPETITION
bon Yll9uo. iuurpc pom G%onlppniltel
Dem Fublifim 10 III oont gelpielt,
onB lie iuieoerbolt lUer0en muBte.
Nit elmer SiBtidcn Hbopioole lfloG
Scrr Yllguo icit Grogronm brilliant
ob. lluO 0arll betteltc lbn Das Fll'
bliflm nod cine 3ugabc ob. Eob
Der aiinitler olrdl reid)en SeiIall uno
@erporulic oilSge6cidlnct ipltroe, III
lclbitperit0nblit. Gus CONCERT iuito
Dor geiiiltcm Soll@ ltott.
Sm n0hiten Gcettnl an 16. Wfnrj
miro Scrr emanuel Woo ouitretclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

3nr y Il d) a \ III i'll ur ohs
ocrc @ohncn cm ptoblcn.-
Iic ,gScltlid)c Worpl1nocr 9ubn.0es
icllid)oit" mod)t i'll Den I%l1jcigcnlpn!s
ten Der bclti1cn Summer OcS vGctt.
ld)cn Gorreiponoentcn" %bcforlt. oub
bic @obn pom I. Wtorj olclca SobrcS
al 1O00M Vi Bidder SIR ilod)cn
Motc bon $40 OcrtdllIcn miro, Die
oui 5lpei Sabre pom Gotum Der
gltagobc gilltig iino ntto an Yer'o'
nrn. SonilicIL 0cld0itSfirmcn uno
Gorporotioncn inter Ilbcrolen Nsa
id)rGlifungcl o,lsgcltellt lueroclt. Die
iclbcu lino gilltig oili scr oltcil pWelts
lidlcll Worpl0ltoer Tobl" mo alli
Der %ebeuloligcn r@clt'&irglnlo Gen'
trol.Nobn". 0iSbcr muBtct aoliftr
bon 10W!Wtcilc .Viidern $50 be5ots
len mo crbicltcn mcnn ooS Vlld all'a
0cbrniid)t mar lllo Der Gedcl 5lirilds
0cbrud)t mllrbc, $40 jlriid. Sniolae
Geiien bat ole groBe yGcnnipluania'
9n6n" ). y. ltcta Gin aopitol bon
nnbcjlt cincr bolben Million Collars
in N0llocl. lucld)cS ocnt Yllblifimt
0cbort. Scit Wonaten ltrebcn Screl.
ni0lllgel BON aaiiilcuten mo Oc,
id)0itarciicnocn IN alien Stuotcn oar.
nod Oob Die 9nbnen olclen rllgercd)'
ten 0roltf nbiduiicit. ober bisbcr
obnc Griolg. lie y@citlifJe Wory,
lunocr Nobn" lit Ole critic. peld)e oenl
gSliIlidc orS FublifumS nadfommt.
Cine oieSbcjiiglide Bill bat iibrigens
bcrcitS boS llitcrbnli5 Der MarplGns
Scr StnotSgeiesgebulg poiiirt.
Ncuc 9eomtc oes % ..
Scr d. onerunga @ereinS.
49, Ter .Siteno &erid)oneringS.
%crcin" biclt geiternglbeno imGoiiino
oe2 YEuttcrion : Gurfa" ieine regel.
ntuBigc Teriommlung nno 9eanlten.
pobl nb. Die iolgenoes Geiultot bate:
Tr1iiocnt GbaS. !. i. Steiner. eriter
Gice YrGiioeut ". u. %Giien6ronot.
5~lpciier Tice- ErGiiOcllt Martin @eiie,
orittcr Ticc,Er1iibent Gbos. Got.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ulO protollirenOer
Sefretdr ). u. Bed, 6lnani.S etret1r
NSfor &onlg, Shasnneiitcr ". So.
bcrid) @ode ). ), Hltoolpb; Inpolt
GboS. y. Goaop, Tireftprelt GbaS. u.
4cllo, u. :. Gallagher. 8eo. 8Dt, Is.
&. Morean. Sinlon Selber, Sohn
Scnoclboh. ". 4. @atts, 9. i. @ol.
pert, u. $. @eber, ". ". Sbornton
mo u. 3. bancroft. Irei ncre Mit-
gliebcr wuroen niigenommen nno
Der Gcrein trof leine lettcn grrongc.
! nienis fir bas am 6. M1r5 IN Der
.Tbiloitbropie Salle" itottfinoeitoe
Sobresbantett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

boiteten fir cin hcltc Morgcn ltott:
suiinbenoe2 &crb0r Dor Squire"
6ricocl in Der 0itIiHcu Yoli5eiitotion
icitachultcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26
Nus bcn @crid)fSbOicu.
Srltomellt 0c2 &rn. Sobnle. - $40
600 fiir 0cn 600 ciuc2 aiuOca.

Scltomellt Oc9 Mrn. Gobnlc. - $40
coo iiir ocn 600 zines ainoca.
Gin &cricnSpiloiter Don $4,000.
GoS Scitoment oc2 fiirjlidl 9eitor
bcncn Nru. Cornelius y. Gobnlc
mur0c 9eitcrn i'm @oiicngcriht cil=
gcrciht. Scin Sobu =. Honia Eobute
crbGIt Die 300 Meter grpBc 6orm III
Gltlpcppcr-Guultu 90. letn Suhn
Nll. ). Nobmc befonlnlt Ole Npotbcft
IN Mt. Clair. M, icin Sobn %obu
0obnlc rrh0lt 90 Hlttieu Der Sbnrp
& Eobmc-Go., cbcn 10 uicIc Ittiell
crhGlt oltd) icinc Sod,ter, ?tcttic SIT
9th Gobmc; oen Ncit oc3 &crnl0Gcn2
bcfomnlt Die %Gittuc 0cA &crItorbe-
nclL Srult %,0itb Nnn Gohnc. +.
2puip Gobmc mo u. Burns Srui.
Ocl iill0 oils Observation-Disclosures &c.
llullrt. q
i iii Ocn Sob cinc~ &tnbc9.
GoUi0 Wllilon, Wid)ncl Mtlilon
Otorri3 @iliiou mo Gnnicl Milflon,
lucld)c Oic o@rcot SucccB 6llrnitllrc
4 Carpet Company" biloclL mur0cn
1citcrn int Common Ylcu3.@ crid).c
BON Charles u. Stcpncn ilul., nlli
$4,000 Sdla0creriuB ucrtlout iiir
ocn 500 icitc& is Monotc oItcn
Sobndcn@. Ger &lGgcr bcbouptct.
Bob bic &crflngten unl %. Snnlnr
nit 0CunIt in iciu Nula e%lnoron0crl
mo Gin Nctt iorttrlgerL III mcld)cm
lcill tlclncr NtnNc al ocn Wnlcrll CT
froltt rubtc. mo 0oB bcrlclbc iniolgc
Icllen ltnrb.
SbeurcH &cr5cnnpiloltc tier.
Gin Ncrjcnapflnltcr bon $4,000
pcrlun1t Irl. Gll5obctb Vt. Eoton III
elmer in Common EIco3-@ crid)t elm
9ereid)ten &Io9c 9e9cn Gbriltion
SultcD; 0ic alo9crin lngt Der Ser
flo1tc bubc Ihr oic Gbc ucriproh2n
mo lcin &crlprcd)en nidt 1ebnltcu.
Gle Gore oitct $4,000.
Phi Oen Wruno bin. Dab Soicpb
mo Gliiobetb StumpieI i'm ungeblid)
bcihllloigtcl,, ciien Ming g@eitobIeu SIT
bnben, ~ucrlongt Sron5 Willbl III elmer
I'M superior . @cridt cin9creid,tct
&luac $4,000 Sd)u0clerlnB 5lrr @ic.
oerberIteultng ieilcr Ghre.
Sen ionSbetri ii gcreien.
Gie @unOeS.@ rpBgcidmorenen Jet
ten gcitern sen .oiicntlidcn Notor
Charles 6. Ortiz, &obn z. 9lplcr lulO
Si55ie Muller ipcgcn o~ltgeblld)er Een.
IionaidNpinoclcicn III 4ntlo9c5uitanb.
g3 iolcn ongeblih 80 6Gac uorlic.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

Sprnngen aus Dem jluel.
Stodlucrf. - ,}luci 9tc9crill.
men, Wurp Srolun lin0 8ntc HUuiS,
5luci Aiegcrinncn, iprnngcn 1%cItctn
WiprNcn, ais lie burd) Malid) uuigc4
lucdt mltrocn, aus ciltcnl Sclltcr ocS
5lucitcn Stodmcrf5 bon Carrie
9rolun'5 Mpbnlung, Ar. 30S, SorrcIt.
itroBc, mpiclbit I'M critcn Stodluerf
olli "unbctonntc @eilc eit Gnn1opc
in Nron0 gcratben iunr. Werflullrs
pioCr Wciic fan,cn Seioc nbnc crbcba
Lido T%crlcBungcn oupon. Die 6cllct'
luebr ipllr0e ioiort olnrmirt un0 lie
critidtc oie Slomlncn i'm Seine.
Nronb in elmer 2 f)nct,
oermcrfItd c. - allr5 nndl =
llbr geitern Nad)mittag brad, III Der
Shnciocrmerfitdite 0cS GbaS. Venoer,
pr. 800. Noro Gollington Npcnllc,
ans mnbefannter llriadje ein Brand
ans. Iie 2lrbeitcr nno N%0brn1otel1
in Der Werfltdite rettctcn lid nod, 5lir
redten 3eit, mo oie 6Iomnlen rid)te.
ten einen Sfooen Don $3.50 an, ebe
Tie geloid)t meroen fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26
9cgnu0igu NO II.

Somlcl Z. Yottiioh Nttllor beS
Grimiuolgcrid)tS, mllrbe aeitcrn bonn
StontSicfret0r Oouol0 SiIgDmon be-
nnd)rid)tigt, Dab @ouucrlcur @nr.
iiclo sic iolgcnoen acknowledgement CT
loiicn babe: Soncs Nrtbur Mtod)cn,
I'M Sonlnr Germin bcS SriminaI9c-
rid)ta it 1904 mcgcn &oripIcgelung
iolidjcr Sbotiudcn 5u 3 Sobrcn @e.
iG%llgniBboit p%crllrtbcilt; Sobn So
itcllo, I'M Wiui Scrmill 1908 Dcgeli
&oripicgelulg iolid)cr 5botlodcn 81
6 Monotcn WcidilgniBbnit uerllr.
tbcilt; ". 81. Bono, I'M Wuislcrmlll
1905 wcgcn &oripicgcIutg iolld)cr
lbotiud)cu SIT & Wionotcn @cl0ngniB'
bait pcrllrtbcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26
Minbcr crbGlt Is Sabre.

gsiaiant gSin0er miro III Sclatr ocH
(ootlhluNS id)llloi9 befluloc1 mo
5l IS ISobren 3~lld)tboltS pcrltr'
tbcilt.
@iuiunt @inOcr, Der 9tcgcr, Der
nngcldul0igt lDor, Nc1lcIll'nllt mt
icincu Snfcl SIuuc Milloer Den Soil
bouacinncbnlrr Grcocrif :. Mclr'
bnr0t an Der Sulnncn-T ollcp Eltc En-
moroct 5t bobcn, lullroc 9cltcrn Nor
Gen I'M Nrciogcridtc bon SorIor0.
Gonntp ST @cloir bca SootidloG3
idnlloig b~riunocn mo i'll Is SabrcI,
3uGtbnil3 pcrurtbcllt.
Gus lcid)tc llrtbcil. mcld)cS llber
Den Nc9cr 9ci0llt mnroc, luor enc
llcbcrroidung iilr Die VCupbncr BON
NoItimorc-Gountp, lucld)c Ocn 6oll III
icincr goll5cn NrutnlIt0t tnnntcn, 5lls
nal 0u Winocr'a SntcI jest I'M &c
iGl0nib 5l Goluion Ocnl Sonc ont
Stron0c cntBc1cn llcbt, obgIcld) CT
nid)t nlcbr iduuIOig i'll icin ld)cint, ais
lcin Nciic.
Gas %crbrcd)Cn mllroc an 81. &c
5cnlbcr 1906 IN Dem 3olhnllc all Der
Suloncp'0 TnllcD Eifc bc1nllgclL nlo
scr 3lucf idIcint Der Ncluclcl III rin,
Den oltcn iolcinncbnlcr 5ll bcrollbcr.
,}ilcrit morcn Die ScborOen I'M ,}ipci'
Jet, lucld)cr Scr bciocn Atc1cr Den Hc-
polucrihuB obicllcrtc. oiIrd) ncld)cl'
Ncinbor0t gcto0tct lunr0c. ood) &c
itullO ,Siouc MinOcr bel lcillcm Yro'
sch in Spmlon, OoB cr Der S6ul0ig!
NOR, unb mltr0c sum Sooe 0llrd) 0e'l
StrulA pcrurtbcilt. Ger jill1gc DIOR.
Der pcrlolr0tc jcood) cincn Yro5eB Dor
Wcidnporcncn mo 5uglcid) cine Der
lcgllng ociiclbcn nnd) @e!nir, 100 81
nit IS &obrcn ,}lld)tboltS %pcrb0ltnlB
mGBlg gut mcgfant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

Sod Gin 9luttcrnall.-
Sslt Dem Sntie 9tr. 80, Welcoinc.
aqcp, milroe geitcrn cin on Den Blot.
tern erfranftcr Neser. Hanlcls 9,
Soaono, entOedt. Gr mlirOe bon Be
nrnten oes @eiunobcits- 9epartements
ipeggeihafft uiio oas Sous nnter
Quarantine eeitellt.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-02-01
Dainty Idea For Table Flowers.

Happy relief to persons who do not
like overelaboration of dinner table Or
namentation is offered by new idea
in arrangement of flowers, says the
New York Press. At luncheon given
In Christmas week in washington by
Mrs. Richardson Glover a long flat. dish
Of violets took the place Of the usual
pretentious bank of roses and ferns in
the center of the table. Before every
guest was smaller dish Of similar
shape and also holding violets. To add
further to the springlike effect all the
appointments of the table were violet
hued. On the china were painted clus-
tiers OF violets, and violet colored rib
bons tied the sandwiches and bonbOns.
It was a symphony Of spring. One
guest said it seemed shame to mar
SO lovely an effect by the prosaic proc
ess of eating. Such a decorative scheme
with nasturtiums would be charming,
and sweet peas, too, offer great posi-
bilities for the fat flower dish and a
trailing effect in the central adorn-
mentS.