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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
WASHINGTON COUNTY VETERANS
Open Old Home Week With Reunion at
Montpelier Great Parade.


Montpelier, Aug ia finer day could
not have been asked for than ushsrcd
in the first day of Vermont Old Home
Week celebration at the Capt oil.
The morning trains hrough i'm a large
number OF visitors from all sections and
their number was augmented by the al
ternoon trains.
At ten in the morning occurred tho
fourth annual reunion of Washington
County Veteran Associations at Derry
Park and the time was pleasantly engag
ed in renewing mountaineering with each
other and going over the old incidents
and experiences of former comradeshp.
In the evening a rousing campfire was hel |
at which Gen. w. w. Henry of Quebec,
Gen. W. w. Grout of Derb%. Col. Albert
Clarke of Boston and Col Kittrcdee Has
kins of Iirattleboro made short addreS SEES
full of interest to their former comrades.
The Montpelier Military Band gave a
concert from II to - O'Clock in the morn
ing at the head of state street which was
largely enjoyed by the visitors to the city.
The special train to take the official party
to White River Junction to meet the Bos-
ton Nermonters Association arrived in tho
city few minutes after eleven and tho
Montpelier members were taken on. Coz.
and Mrs W. W. Stckney arrived In tn ,
city on this train and proceeded to the
Pavilion to complete the arrangements for
tte reception at the state house In the
afternoon
Shortly after one O'Clock in the afternoon
the parade of organizations was formed IN
Depot Square opposite the Pavilion
The parade WAS formed as follows heade |
by the Montpelier Military Band: Com
pany H., V. \. G.. Capt. w. A. Pattie,
commanding; Alpha Camp Of burlington
and Maple Leaf Camp Of Grantev.lle, Mod
ern Of Woodmen Of America, high school
battalion, Cant. O. W. Wing comp,ondip,
The line of march was from State 10
Main, Main to Liberty, Liberty to LOOMS
LOOMS to School, School to Main streets
thence to street fair grounds where u
most interesting address was delivered by
non. Chas f. Whelan. Past Grand Mast r
or Grand Lodge, NJ. w. Of a, of Wisconsin,
Inc chief event of the afternoon was Tn D.
reception of the Vermont Association from
Boston an account of which aas been given
boye
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
CELEBRATION IN N0RTHFILED.
Addresses by Hon. F. Plumley, Hon.
Fred Gregg and Prof l.. l.. Derby.

Mortified. Aug. 13.-rhe inaugural meet
ing of Old Home Week was held thi,
evening before all that could gain adnis-
sion to Concert Hall. There are estimated
to be between 40 and 200 old residents in
town. The spirit of Old Home holds
Northheld in its grasp. The exercises
this evening consisted of an address of
Welcome by Hon. Frank Plumlcy to which
Prof. l.. l.. Derby of Marsha1town, Iowa
responded. terming old home in his re-
marks the sweetest inspiration of the
new century" He urged its perpetuitv.
Hon. Fred Gregg made a brilliant ad-
dress tracing the Nermonter from the
time of the Hampshire Grants to Admiral
Dewey whom he characte rizcd as one
who conducted an unsurpassed expedition
of successful audacity. He strongly COM
mcnded the common school system an
urged tho making of 1t better and better
thus continuing Vermont true to her title
OF the star that never SETS
Tomorrow will he observed as a general
hollday. Business places VIII be CLOSED
and grand picnic will be held on the fair
grounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
WAS 100 YEARS OLD.



stowe, Aug. ll-Mrs. Axis Allen, who
lives with Mrs. SeaVer of the Lower viii
laRo observed the Tooth anniversary of her
birth Saturday. She was at home to The
residents Of the town, she having no near
relatives In town. and a large number of
village people called to meet the old wom-
an, Mrs Allen Is very well preserved and
assists daily in the active household work.
DECISION, AGAINST STREET RAIL
WAY,
Swanton, Aug. 1.-THE decision of Judge
I;owcll handed down Saturday on the
motion to dissolve the injunction in the
case OF II. D. Ballard VI. st. Adams
street Railroad company Is quite a victory
for Mr., Rullard IT sustains the injunc-
ton In Its most vital points 90 far ms he Is
concerned, Judge Kowcl decided tho rail-
road company can not buid their road
any higher than tho present grade of tho
highway across the Bulard flats II was
their intent to build an elevated road
above high water mark that led Mr.. Bul-
lard TO bring his suit II they did this 1t
would cause an ice Jam In time Of foods
and seriously damage AL lands and build,
ings IN that vicinity,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
UTICA CHEESE MARKET

Utica, N. Y. Aug l2.-At the Utica Dairy
Board of Trade to-day the offerings Of
cheese were 100 lots of 5000 boxes. Ruling
price was 8 cents for large and 9iac for
small. A few lots of large white sold at
sSic and small white at 9bc. Creamery
butter sold at 20A to PIC for tubs and q
to % cents for prints
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
DAVID NATION SEEKS DIVORCE

Medicine Lodge, Kan, Aug, 9--David Ma
ton to-day brought suit for a divorce from
his wife, Mrs, Carrie Nation, the temper
ance crusader. The petitioner alleges that
his wife held him up to public ridlcule
neglected her family duties and abandoned
his home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, Aug. 9-Following are pen.
sion changes: Vermont, increase. restora
ton, Reissue, etc. Charles B. Farnham
Barre, $40.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15

VERMONT PENSIONERS.
washington. Aug. 14.-Ncrmout pen
sions: increase, restoration. reissue. etc.
William H. Haviland, Barre. 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
POSTMASTER FOR NORTH HER,

Washington, d. c., Aug. 12-James H.
Dodds has been commissioned postmaster
at North Hero.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
Former Sons and DAUGHTERS
Return to Celebrate Old
Home Week.
BOSTON ASSOCIATION

Taken Back to Their Native State by Spe-
cial Train-Met at the Vermont BOr-
der by Delegation of Green Noun.
tanners Representing Federal, State
Governments and Old Home Week
Observation-Disclosures in the st ate
House by Gov. and Mrs. Stickney the
Main Feature of Pleasant Stop in
Montpelier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
Hoods Jdrsdpdrilid

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Don't put off treatment.
Buy a bottle of Hoods today.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Gen. w. II. Gilmore still lives in Falrlee
all reports TO the contrary hotwithstand-
ing.
Senator Dunnett of St. Johnsbury has
been having II little outing at his summer
place on Groton Pond.
"'he most noted visitor or IN. Feet SIDE
during Old Home Week Is Capt Clark
of the oregon. ihr = ila4 t..l...4} .~ It
happy faculty of greeting old and maxine;
new friends. Bradford is to be congratu-
lated on having such distinguished son.
Rev A. NJ. Ford formerly in the NJ j.
conference now retired 10 his homo in
Bradford but sim In the E"angrlistIc
work is this week at Morrisviilc Camp
Meeting as conductor of the song service
Hotel Lookoff on Sugar I'm, y. H.. is
one of the assets of the defunct Bradford
Bank MIR j. Il. Hale receiver is about to
transfer the property to cash purchaser
Willoughby Lake is having boon in
the sale of building lots. joseph IIyla re
Gently sold at auction thirty or forty lots
indicating an application of the desira BILE
ness of Willouehby Lake as summer re-
sort
Hon. Charles %. Leslie. who recently
died at Wells River aged So years was
Orange County's oldest member of tie
lar. Judge Leslie WAS for many years
law partner of the late Allen Rogers, for
long time doing the leading Jaw bust
ness in this section of the state Mr., Les
lie was Judge of Probate for the Brad
ford district of Orange County for several
tennis He was u democrat in politics n
leading member of the CONGREGATIONAL
church and highly respected in town.
The death of Prince Hohenhole has put
into mourning several Brittany peasants
who were his brothers-n-law. The tr0th-
err Of the Princess Hchenhole, Prince
Peter of aNn-WittFcnstein, aide de .camp
to the Emperor of Russia, travelling in
France some years ago, stopped at an inn
in Brittany. The innkeepcr had "A daurh-
ter of marvellous beauty, ana Prince Peter
fell in love and married her The couple
aiterward made their home in Brittany.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-01
Mhifir ShrincrS"

Buffalo, 9.zg., 81. Nuguit.-
Die ,M1pitic S6riners" aus aGan
36eilen bes 2anbes bergniigten ft9
ouf Der 9an : 4merifanii9en Qusz
fteGung 6eute. IS begann nit elmer
qurabe iiber bic @spIanabe, ben
rWeibpap" unb am SEEM : gorter
Stats : @ebdube borbet na9 benz
M}ultf Ssmpel, mo bic 6eier besSaz
ges ge6ulten nurbe. @roB : Marz
I9aG Graitus 6. &nig6t nit ieinem
Gtabe rift an Der Spite bes 3uges;
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8utrouille Der @tabt. Ser faiierliz
de Potentat unb Mitglieber bes faiz
ierli9en Ratbes ritten auf Stephan
ten, 8ameelen unb OonfeDs; bann
foI9ten: Ssmatla gempel BON 8uf=
falo; Mecca : Sempel BON Nepzgort;
4lforan : Sempel bon @lebelanb ;Qlz
mas : Sempel BON WaIbington, 8.
g.; 8oumi : Sempel BON Baltimore;
Gem Sem : Sempel BON @rie, 3d..
8dmeies : Sempel BON Soronto; 8az
lura : Sempel bon 8ing6amton unb
biele dnbsre Srbensz Qnge60rige. eSm
Sempel bielten Potentat @qlter ..
Green, Maapor Oiebl unb General
9ireftor Buchanan bon Der Qustelz
luna Heben.
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@ettluf miro regr.
Gnglanb pettet $15O,0OO gegen bies
fige $25O,OOO auf vSbamrod g."

England pettet $150,0O0 gegen bie@
fige $250,OOO auf n9bamrod g"
NenzOorf I, 81. QuguIt. - Sir
Sbomas Qipton gebt erIi9tlt4 BON
Dem 9runbIab aus, teinen Sag bprz
iiber geben gu luifen, obne feline Rennz
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bod fortgeieBt perben, e6e bic Sa9t
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li4e Segelz@tgeni4often beitbt, bat iie
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nun biefe ober bic Contribution" ben
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glei9 bleiben. IS i9eint bur6aus
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columbia" iberlegen tpGre. DAB aber
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Denn Sir S6omas 2tpton biesmal ben
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perben, 10 perlun9en bic Wettenben
bort gana aniebnli9e vSbbs," nGmli9
$4,000 englii4es gegen $250,000
dmerifanif9es @elb. Der 6ie1ige
Correspondent Der r2onbon GrpreB"
berii9erte nGmli9 geitern, baB Elm eng
Hides Spnbifat $4,000 5u1ammen
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s25O,000 geieBt bate, tpel9e BON
pittsburger Sinanciers a%ngeboten
pprben tpGre. Der Mafler sSo6n e.
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0arr, Wfoore &c 9rpben bier unb in
9ittsburg bate beibe Summen in
9Gnben. Die betrefFenben 9apiere
gum abi4luB Der @etten iolen am
Mpntag in pittsburg unter5.i6net
tperben.
n's 9oint, 8. g., 81.
Quguit. - Sn Der erften probefa6rt
CUR 4uspahl zines 8ert6eibigers bes
4merifd : 8e6ers bereitete Die 60
lumbia," pel9e 1899 ben ge9er berz
tbeioigte, Der Contribution" pel9e
ii9 bieies Sabr INN bic G6re betpirbts
cine enti9iensne Hieberlage. 4uf Der
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Sic Tnhteu Der Mnhe.

DIN p. Nuguit = Tranf Sep
barbt, Nr. 1913, G%urlepitrabe, 1 Sa4r
alt.
4m %. Muguit - Minnie 6aupt,
gr. 8O1, 8etbslItraBe, Is Sabre alt.
Nm %. 4uguit - 2ouiie Soblz
mann, Nr. 237, zMiltonz4 be.,
50 Sabre alt.
DIN %. 4uguit - Seq s. S6ene,
g1r. IA, Observation-Disclosures, 1 Sabr alt.
Dim %. Muguit - G9us. 3alenfa,
Mount Wilfon Mb., / Sabr alt.
Im 26. 4uguit-9elen Bonn, Nr.
1920, Norb Dai6ingtonitraBe, 16
Sabre aft.
am "a. @ugut - Sacob S. 9errz
lein, Nr. $40, SIbzportfraBe, 81
Sabre alt.
Dim Is. Muguit - Dora So1anb.
i'm runioeriitdtsz 6oipital," % Sabre
alt.
@m "a. Quguit - gli5u6etb Code,
Nr. 918, pea6zNqep, so Sabre alt.
4m %. Qusuit - 4nna Rtnbz
fleii4, Nr. 8, Horbz9 loDertrabe, Is
Sabre aft.
Qm "a. auguf-Sof. @~teinfamp,
Nr. 213, anor' Qqeb, 76 Sabre alt.
Nm %. Muguft - 4nnte 8. 9ogt,
ytr. 422, 5reOerid QDenue, 1 Sabr
alt.
Im Is. Muouit - Mnnu 8lein,
g1r. 2027, z4penue, Sc Sabre
alt.
Mm "a. Quguit - gbus. 8. &raB,
Nr. 655, 5reoeridzQ be., 1 Subr alt.
Dim 27. Nuguit - glt5abetb Gut
felt, i'm uStaot>9oipital," ga Sabre
alt.
Dim 26. Iuguit - Ngnes S9miDt,
gr. 1913, 2uncufterzS traBe. 1 Sabr
alt.
am Is. @usuit - Wm. @6raf,
Ger. 1928, G1eritraBe, 1 Sa6r aft.
Nm 26. Muguft - George Weber,
Hr. 1924, NorbzW aibinstOnz StraBe,
81 Sabre alt.
DIN 25. MuguIt - Murn Weber,
Ger. %, Sitz2eeitraBe, II Sabre aft.
Nm Is. Muguit - Gli5. 6eiIe, Hr.
1929, St : 2OmbarbftruBe, 81 Sabre
alt.
qm 81. @ugut - @uIan 5. aalp,
Nr. 1906, Wilbelmitrabe, 2 Sabre
alt.
@m %. auguit - s. 8. @9Gffer,
Nr. 1856, 2umiapitraBe, 40 Sabre alt.
Nm 27. Nusuit - Marp @4miot,
i'm rNotre=O Dante aloiter," SO Sabre
alt.
DIN %. @usut - So6n 8. 8au<
mann, Nr. 1411 Oft=MabiionzStr.,
81 Sabre alt.
DIN %. @uguft - Wm. gudolb,
i'm rSpbns 9optins' SOfpttal," 81
Sabre alt.
4m %. Mueuit - @arab 5arbz
mann, Hr. 842, prattftrabs, 1 Sabr
alt.
4m %. 4usuft - Mba 8. Jleasle,
Ger. 2542, MofberftraBe, 1 Sabr alt.
am 27. aueuit = aublep S. Ser
bule, Nr. 2147, 9anppsr=9 truBe, /
Sabr alt.
Mm %. 4usut - Gbas. 6. &npp=
per, Nr. 1104, GurroGzStr. 1 Sabr
alt.
Mm %. 4uguft - Carrie 2ober,
Nr. 2028, 2isbtftraBe, % Sabre aft.
4m %. Muguft - George g. 0eff,
Rr. 11o7, Hiperiioe=I benue, 1 Sabr
alt.
DIN %. @usuf - Sofephine Gbu=
man, mt. Wilfpn, Mb,, 5 Sabre alt,
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Dim 20. Musuft = g. Gbas. gode,
i'm u@tabt=9 ofpital," So Sabre alt.
Mm 20. Muguit - 9eorge 8aDer,
Rr. 555, 8loomftraBe, 76 Sabre alt.
Mm 20. 4uguft - SDiepb gonrab,
Nr.1609, 8arnesitrabe, 48 Sabre alt.
Dim 20. Quguft - Gli5abetb 6.
Gitep, ylr. 234, Wetz2afabette= Npe.,
66 Sabre alt.
Qm 80. Quguft - Sobn 8raus,
ut. 1105, GurlepitraBe, / Sabr alt.
Nm %. Iuguit - Margaret U.
2inf, glr. 932, Norbz9 aptrabe, IS
Sabre alt.
Qm 20. Quguit - Sobn q. Neu=
mann, Ger. 1853, Garrett penue, 1
Sahr aft.
am %, qugut - 2erop Gbtparb
Otter, Nr. 1902, SiibzgbarlesitraBe,
1 Sabr aft.
&ml29. Quguit - Martin S9reiz
ner, Nr. 1415, GobingtonzS trabe, 1
Sabr alt.
4m 30. 4uguit - Suitin nreGaf,
i'm nStabt=9uipitaI," So Sabre alt.
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6rnmme @unihe zines biebrren
G1maben

gum Gannitatter @ofsfeft am Mon=
tag i'm r@eitenb 9art."
@eib gegriiBt gum Sdnabenfefte,
Seib niafpmmen, liebe 9dfte!
Nnen tpiini9' i9 Slid unb Sell
Sci ba5 Beite Guer She'll!
Sreien Seslen piinfA' id SIiigeG,
@ber G6urfen fiinf5ig priigel,
Dem Sinan5mdnn bieles 8elb,
So9 ben @algen, penn er preQt.
Mnen MGb9en piini6' i'd Sreier,
11nb ben Srauen feline S9reier,
Wittpen einsn broben Mann
unb mas fonit nod Drum unb bran!
Ginen ppGen Greubenbe9er
Wini9' ih iebem froben 3e9er,
eSebem S6reier aus Der pfal5
Ginen 6dnbfds in ben 9als!
Sod SIR GGite, Sbr font le6en!
5htuaben natiirli9 aud boneben;
arau unb 4inber tummt berbei,
2ebet hpA furatlos unb trsu!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-01

syerner perma6te er fem seiammtes
@runb= unb perional : Gigentbum
feiner srau, nod beren Sobe es unter
bic Ginber pertbeilt nerben iolte1um
@treitiefeiten mad feinem Spbe gu
perbinbern, tpurbe feline Mbf9dsung
BON inn dneeorbnet, ionbern iein
Sreunb Sobn stord bon Baltimore
fonte bariiber entf4eiben. Oa Mdtz
tbias @ittler nidt f9reiben fonnte,
madte er fem &reu5 unter bas Seitaz
ment. Q1s 3eugen unter5eidneten ii9
Oabib Qlspagb, @eo. Cur unb Wm.
Windefter, iun., am 12.Oftober 1875.
Na9 benz Sc Observation-Disclosures mo-
rem am Is. Mpril 1889 80 pfb.S ter=
ling gu ~pertbeilen, fpelde Die Outline
unb 8inber erbielten. Sen lesten Be-
rt9t zines Der folgenben Na9labperz
tpalter ma9te peter s. grufe am %.
Mai 1924, unb bamals tparen $3.50
tpertb 9runbatnien bprbanben. Mds
baraus gelpprben 1T, ldBt fi9 nidt erz
feben. So9 au9 bieies fann ni9t
eingeflast tperben, ba mad Marpldnz
Der @eieben @runb5infen gum perio<
nul=Gigentbum eeb0ren unb als fol-
DIE nidt eingetlaet tperben t0nnen.
Die 6aftpflidt Der 8iirgen eri59t
mad II Sabren.
Wo alfo Der pbdnomenale Na9luB
iteden foG, tunn ni9t ermittelt perz
ben. Muf ale 5dae nidt in Marpz
lamb. gs biirfte baber fir ieoen
Seutf9en ratbiam fein, ii9 nt9t BON
trgenb etnem S9laumeier ausbeuten
gu lahen; benin barauf aielt bic gar5e
9ei6i9te binaus.
Wer Elm aufmerfiamer 8eoba6ter
Der gan5en @ngele9enbeit 9epeien 1T,
mnB feben, bab bier in 4merifd bic
grben bas ni9t por6anbene Gelb BON
9eutf9lanb bolen mDhten, unb in
0eutI6lanb ndbrt man bic .sSbee, bab
in Baltimore 10 unb 10 btele Miutonen
5u bolen feien. 3pii9en beiben par=
teien iteben iene 2eute, bon benen man
fagt: n@ie fden ni9t unb ite ernbten
ni9t; unb unier bimmlif4er 8ater en-
nGhrt Tie 0Dh."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-01

Radftebenbe Seiratbs : 2icen5en
purben geitern pom Ittuar Ching
ton i'm Common plea2<9eri9t aus
eeiteIt:
Mablon Matts unb MarD Wabs
9eibe bon @lenz8urnie, Mb.
9otparb 81. Winters unb Slora q
Sengler; Npplitant Sames Stan, Rr
618, HorbzM ountz StraBe.
5reoertd s. 6. 6uefner, Nr. 1915
gprfz Goob, unb Martba 81. 2ooie.
9eo. Qobifon Sbeaer unb Bella 8
Neafie, 8eibe bon philadelphia.
GbDarb g. See unb emma 8iebt
8eibe bon Wafbington, .. 6.
Sp6n M1ilne, Nr. 1903, NorozGbe.
fter<Strabe, unb Sophie 6. Nbergb.
9eorge %. Plant, Ger. 2233, Mart
@nnzStraBe, unb Carrie s. Mulen
Multer Sumes 5it9 unb Nnnie Sd
tbarine @rob; @pplifant $. 8. 9inb=
ian, iun., Nr. 236, @iib>@reterzSt Str
@bnarb 6. 6anlon unb Marn u
Seebolb; Npplitant %. 8. Gulbert=
ion, Nr. 2847, Mal6roofz Npenue.
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Mrbeiter=2ie0ertdfel" - ST.

MISUNDERSTANDING" - ST. Sic
mon, aouis Serbia, s. grler, ST.
aieBling unb ST. 8rogbammer.
Orion" - ST. Neuenbabn, q.
Mittpig, ST. S9leiBner, ST. S9laa
unb Gbas. MaDer.
.Oeuti9er 3~rieserbunb" u.
9riidlein, s. WiiIing, Sobn 9etn,
Sol. Mlbre9t unb Wilb. 8ra3el.
@irb cine Wa9e aufftellen, Inn aae
8ereine, bic in eorpore eri4einen, gu
empfangen unb na9 beren 9duptz
quarter 81 begleiten.
plattbeuti9er @erein vGinigteit"
= 9arrp psters, Sernb. Seppens,
@bp. 5ein, Mar 9ubert unb Sobn
Qetneneber.
n@ermania : Surnberein" - 6.
@ueble, 6. Damn, 9. Serbian, 8.
5offerbsrt unD +. 2ieoer.
rgapern : 9iitrtft Rr. 172, .. Il.
81 Soiep6 2oeffler, MtAael
Toertf9, Soiepb Mos6urger, 8ernb.
9eraur unb Soiepb 9aupt.
r2ocui : point : Surnberein" -
George Stterbein, gmil S6pabe,
Souls !5srmani, @tctor polaf4et uno
u. &lemmtd.
90. Moltfe : 9iftrift CIR. lis, 9.
Il. 8."-6ermann gltermann, Ilois
@9mibt, CHARLES Dill, G6arles Ser
geron unb Mar 8raft.
,0eretn Wien" - 2eppolb Saltl,
2oren5 Sdarnagl l1no 9enrp 2Oepe.
Baltimore 8aDern : 8erein" -
Sobn Mobr, SoAn Mapr, Sbeo. Mub,
!6erm, aiesltng unb 8alt6afar Preq.
Sultan 4bolpbz9erein" = 5erm.
pprF, 9i9arb 8artI6, Wm.I blfelDt,
Sol. @9iiler unb Nuguft ghoff.
yWm. Sen : 2oge Nr. 3, s. ..
e. g." - S6eo. Siumann, Soiepb
Mii1er, 8. MosmiGer, 8. &oblbepp
unb Wm. Slider.
u8ierausfa1rer : Union Nr. 173"
- 6reb. u. Goldman, @bas. Wat=
ion, 8. 8. MdtosfD Sobn 8obnet
unb Mm. 9erbolb.
,@Dtbe : 9i7trift Nr. 1O8, .. Il.
g." - (Gomite in Der @ibung bonn
4. September 3u ernennen).
Baltimore Sdngerfran5" - Co.
mite ni6t mitgetbeilt).
,Ofz8dlttmorer Mebgerz8ranfenz
Inter tiBungs @srein" - So. @b.
Ylttt, Gbrtit. 6eb6el, 9etnr. S4dfer,
s. Neutamm uno Strip 9Obn. Serner
purben angemeloet:
vrnfel 9rGiigz@ereen" - So. 9.
.. 46rling, s. s. Setter, 5. %.
Wtlms, u. Gibmann uno S. 9oltz
grebe;
vSreunbf9afts 8unb Nr. 2" -
So. s. %. 3einbolb, @uituo 2eutz
beder, 5riB Gift, 9enrp 9offerbert4
unb 5ran5 S1termann;
v@efangperein @Oelpetb" - So.
G6rbarbt gpring, Sobn 5%euerbarbt,
!9enrp 5elbmann unb s. 9. I0er.
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3urlif md ben Ghiltnpinen.

Can 5rancisco, 81. 4uguft
- 8rtgabez8 General 5reb. O.. 8rant
1T mad einem breimonatli6en l1rlau6
ben er i'm 8reiie ieiner 5amilie auge=
bru9t fat, bier angetommen unb fd6rt
morgen auf benz Srdnsportbampfe1
r66eriban" pieber na9 ben P6ilippi=
men d6. 9as Murine=9o1pitalfdtf
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unb 6onolulu, bier eingetroffen. I'm
ter ben pafagieren befinben ii9 bic
5rauen unb &inber Der GlottenzS Diff
sieren.
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Sanitats= Seridt.
Nteortge Ster6li9feitsrate. - Ser
benfteber ntnmt 81. - 4ber nun 3tpei
5obesfGQe.

Niebrtge Sterbli9feitsrate. - Ser
oenfieber nimmt gu. - Qber nur apei
SobesfGQe.
Na9 Dem 8eri9te bes geIunb6eitsz
Gommifdrs Harden in Der lebtenWoz
6e 178 perfonen gegen 2O5 in Der
glei9laufenoen Wp6e bes 8oria6res,
1872 in 1899 uno 2O8 in 1898. BON
Den 9eritorbenen tparen SO pei6li6en
uno IS mdnnli6en 9ei9le9ts, 40
paren g2eger; 7 8altimorer itarben
au5pdrts; 7 8inber purben toot qez
boren; 10 Perionen Harden in6ofpiz
tdlern; % SrqueIts tpuroen ge6alten.
SIR Die 9eiammt : 8ebDlferunq be-
trug bic Sterbli6feitsrate 1877 pro
1000 ginpo6ner, 1928 fir bic Weiz
BEN unb 1926 fir bic Neger. @s
Harden an anitedenben Granf6eiten 4,
an Der S3pinoiu6t 27, an &re6sz
leioen 10, an !6er3leioen 6, an Sum
gen~ent5inoung 8, an &inber6olera
Is, an 8rig6t'f9er Nierenfrdnf6ett5,
an 9e9irnI4ldg 6, an 4ltersl9nd9e
5, our8 @arbunfel 2, bur9 @rtrinfen
3, bur6 8ergiftung 2 gerfonsn. IS
Harden 81 8inber unter 5 Sabre aft,
81 Der 8eritorbenen tparen i'm 4usz
lanoe geboren. DIS ge6oren tpurcen
1873 tpeiBe unb IA Negerfinber angez
melDet. Nn unftedenoen &ranfbeiten
purben angemelbet: 13Oip6t6eritisz,
3 S4arla4z, 50 RerbenFieberz, 2 gez
f6poQene Manbelnz, / 9uricella= II.
5 Su~berculofis : 5GQe.
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9Bar ifnn lnuoe hrr.

Wtltesbarre, 3d., 81. Iug.
= Jrau Gburles .. 8epp seitunb III
rem Manne, baB Elm Mtann ms 5aus
~geOrungen iei, lie iibertpdltigt uno gez
notb3ii6tigt babe. Quf bic 6rage bes
9atten, tpann bies gefdeben fei, anti
toortete bic 5rau unter Sbrdnen, i'm
leBten Mai. rWarum bait 9u mir
bies ni6t frii6er geIagt2" berri4te Der
Mann. nMeil i9 befiir6tete, bag Ou
i'm eri6ieBen piirbeit," jammerte Die
6rau. 9arauf ergriff Der erboite Sat
fe bic rlnslidli9e unb perfeilte iie 10
LANCE, bis auf iAr 9ei4rei Elm 9oliatit