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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-04-11
The School Election.

T. J. Bandon and A. F. Winkler
were elected Tuesday to succeed
themselves on the school board. They
polled practically the entire vote as
did professor Joseph Kuehls for school
commissioner. The vote TO continue
the present school tax at go on the
500 stood 1O4 for, and 36 against.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-04-11
Increased the Endowment.

At a session of the district con-
ference meeting at Higginsville the
district parsonage located here was
added to the general endowment fund
OF Central Female College.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-04-11
Two More Cottages.

Judge ] p Chinn and Dan Collard
let the contract Monday for the
erection of two cottages on their lot:
on Twelfth street, just north OF the
First Baptist church.
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Dr., o. w. MetZner and Miss Frieda
Rodenburg was married Sunday after
noon, April 5, 1908, at the home Of
the brides mother near Emma. Rev.
G Hamm, brother-in-law of the
groom, o1lciatlng, The marriage was
quiet celebration, only immediate
members Of the families being pre-
sent. The young and happy couple is
now visiting relatives in Charlton
county, aud will return to Concordia
about Sunday and begin housekeep-
ing ng.-Concordian.
Those who have seen 'My Friend
From India" thought it was funny,
but In "The Man From Mexico,
which comes to the New Grand next
Tuesday night, is said to be one of
the brightest and withal one of the
most enjoyable comedies before the
public today. 1t is Of extremely
farcial style and one of those that
starts the laugh at the beginning and
continues it to the end.
Rev. and Mrs T. NJ. Cobb, DR.. W.
R. Eckle, Rev. ] G. Given, Mrs j. d.
Conner and Leroy Farmer returned
from Higginsyile Thursday, district
conference having adjourned.
B. f. Eaton left Friday morning
for a few days visit with his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. @.
Eaton, at Fayette.
Miss Virgie Shouse was elected to
teach the GlenwOod school next term.
This is the third time Miss Shouse
has been chosen and it is a deserved
compliment,
Rev. c, T. Wallace, Of Waverly,
and Rev. j. W. Ezelle, of Malta Bend,
were the guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
j. G. Given Thursday night.
Mrs Dumaw, who was called here
by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Timothy Howard, arrived Friday
morning.
Born, in Concordia, to the wife Of
John Casing, on Tuesday, April 7th,
1903, trippletS, a son and two daugh-
tiers.
Mrs. Bird Campbell and daughter,
Miss Elaine, went to Kansas City
Friday morning to visit relatives,
Miss Lottye Hines, of G. F. c.,
went to Winsor Friday morning to
visit home folks for few days.
Watermelon and cantaloupe seed in
quantities at G. W. Loomis'. dw.S'S
Master William Stonestreet went
to Kansas City Friday morning.
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only as required to accommodate the
design to the irregular shape Of the
ground plan. A liberal use of archi-
tectural sculpture lends a festal char
acter to the otherwise somewhat
severely classical exterior. The screen
wall back of the colonnade gives op-
portunity for a liberal display Of
color as a background for the classic
outlines of the Corlnthian columns,
affording liberal scope for the mural
decorator. The interior court follows
the general outline of the buildings in
form and style, and is laid out 10 the
form Of a plaisance or garden of a
formal type. 1t is also suggested that
this building, the roof Of which is
practically on a level with the terrace
of the Art Building, could be success
fully utilized as promenade, with a
roof garden and restaurant attach
ment,
The contract priceO the Education
Building was s319,399. 1t is con-
structed of staff.
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B. F. c. Recital.

Music and flowers united to make
the entertainment at B. f. G. Mon
day evening an harmonious success.
The dark foliage of the tropical palm
and the rich coloring Of the American
Beauty roses created an atmosphere
for the serenades, sonatas and rhap-
sodies which followed.
PROGRAMME
l. Chopin Scherzo op 81, No, 2
2. Hopekirk Serenade
8. List Rhapsodie HOngroise No. 2
Miss Nellie Russell Trosper.
4. RubinStein Etude in G Major
Is. Beethoven Sonata op 50
Allegro con brio
Adagio motto and Allegro
s. Liszt Rhapsodie Hongrolse No. 2
Miss Bernice Kroenert.
q. Won Weber
Finale from Sonata in c Major op. "a
g. Chopin Gay Etude, op %, No. 8
MoszkOwski
(0 Tarentelle, op 81, No. IL
8. List Rhapsodie Hongroise No.12
Miss Ola Virginia Jones.
The first group by Miss Nellie
Trosper was admirably executed, the
general favorite being Listz' S Rhap-
sodie No 2.
Miss Bernice Kroenert's numbers
were characterized by the quality Of
melody and smoothness of execution.
The closing selections by Miss Ola
Jones were brilliant.
But in saying that the execution Of
one was brilliant, another melodious,
a third accurate is to say that each
player combined all these qualities
These young ladies have given us
many opportunities during their.stay
ip Lexington TO know how well they
play.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
Nns Baltimore 0nnt1.
@ingen Der Mltter Our6. - Hobe
Wbtte 9aQ get0otet. - @eri6iez
benss.

DffSs.
Sri. pearl Smith, 8o6ter BON
Clinton Smith, uno 6r. MurreG
GpanS, Die 8eioe nabe 6apre : De-
8ruce, Mo., pp6pen, puroen am
5reitug gu 8opfon, Baltimore
GOuntp, pom puftor S. q. Gonarog
getraut, r%poruuf ie bic Na6t im3onz
ion : 0oteI 5ubra4ten unO geitsrn
na4 SABRE : be : @race 3uridtebrz
ten. 0as 9aar fam am 6reitug
pon SABRE : be : Grace duf elmer @rz
c%uriion no9 SolfeIter. 6rauSmit6
bsgleitete lire So6tsr, pelde Dann
auf Dem 8oote ibren 8rGutiqam ,!0rn.
Goans, antraf. 9on 3ol6eiter aus
fubr oa5 8rautpuur uuf benz Dam
pier n2ouiie" mad Baltimore uno
OGnn fu6ren tie nod 3onion, ipD tie
BON benz 9ilfs GIert 90. O'6dra
Die 9o65eitslicen3 erldngten.
q ube W6ite Sail g|etDbtet.
6r. So6n Wm. @imms, Der n1h9
Deit 2ibertn, i'm 7. 9iitrift, ipo6ns
te, nuroe geitern Morger fat uu8enz
blidli6 ndhs W9ite 6uQ : Station
duf Der nN0rol, Gantrdlba6n" get0oz
tet, 6r. Simms befono ii6 auF Ell
mem 3uge Der 8abn, Der bon 8altiz
more tommero gu Wbits 6uG an
bielt. 0prt tpuroe er BON einem an
oersn 3uge getroffen. gr mar etlpd
IS Sabre alt uno 6interldBt feline
Wittpe, fopie me6rere 8inoer.
3u 9dpre be : 8race ges
t0otet.
9r. %. 5. gufb, Der in Gr, 1905,
QGice 4nraItraBe, cine Matroienz
6er6erge 6etrei6t, meloete geitern Der
PoIi3si oes 0itIi6en 9iitriftes, oaB
er BON Dem 3e6tsunpalte 6rn. 8.
6abep 81 6upre : De : Grace Elm
Shrei6sn er6ielt, in fpel6em er inn
mitt6eilt, oaB Did Smith, elmer feiz
ner 3eitpeiligen 8oitgdnger, am6rei=
tag Ru4mittug na6e 9uorezoe48rdce
uuf Der g. %. II. 8,z8abn~ %getOotet
tporoen lei. 9r. 8uib iagt, Smith
babe 6ruu uno 5lpei 8inosr in 9biIaz
oslpbiu uno cine S6peIter in 5iio=
Baltimore. Gr lei 81 Sabre aft gez
mel en- uno babe i'm Winter auf Qtz
~iternbooten gearbeitst, tpd6reno sr i'm
SOmmer in 9rdierpen : 6abrifenGtr=
belt funo.
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SDbtIih perIebt.

SDotIt6 perleBt. = 6r.
Mi6aeG g. 8roots, elm M~agenbouer,
oeiIen 8ertitGtte fi6 in g2r. 723 uno
725, Meitz9rattzS traBe, befinoet err
lit g~sitern Morgsn BEL Der Ir6sit Ell
men S9dDelbru6, tpel6er mad Der
4nii6t ppn Or. 8nipp BON Nr. 800,
Siib<Sremont@ 4penue, Ieinen Sob CUR
5olge baben tpirb. 6r. 8ropts arbeiz
tete u1ter einem I9tpersn 2aifpagen,
tpel9er auf elmer Seite bur9 cine
5uBpinoe in Die 9Dbe gebdIten muir
be. gI0Bli9 glitt Die Winbe aus unb
Der Wagen fiel nit polem 9epidt uuf
6rn. 8rppts, nobel bemiel6en bic
6irni6ale an elmer Stele tief in 6as
8ehirn- ~eingebriidt fpuroe. Der Ser
ungliidte nurbe pDn ieinem Sobn,
SD6n 8roofs, na9 Ieiner 0ohnung,
Scr. 800, SiibA6remont<Qpenue gez
brd9t, tpoIetbit fein @bleben itiinbIi9
ertpartet pirh.
4bIeben.-9r. 2puis 9am6urz
ger, SeniOr@NtitgIieb Der 6irmd &C.
briiber 5dm6urser &c Co.. &Ieiberz
6ubritunten in Nr. 1870, Sibz
@utopAStrdBe, iturb seftern in ieiner
Do6nung, Nr. 1907, Gutatpzglace
Der gerblifene lit in Hieoernberg,
8dnern, ge6pren Il. fam ais 13 Sabre
alter &nd6e nab 4merita. Gr bin=
terlGbt feline Mittpe unb neu1 &inz
eeE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
On neuen 6Glen pon ~anitsdan1en
3runf6aiten nurOen uemelDet:
Baltimore Snpern'@crein.
@ru'GS bnneriid1cS 0olfSfcff,
Wrdlanas Siibimg Sbprc.

8e8vn ungebIi6erpferz
be0teb It abs per9aftet. -
@uguit Siemun BON g}r. 3, 5tafforo@
Game, nurOe geItern in Der iiiopeitz
li4en PoIi5eiitatiOn auf bic QnIduIz
Digung bin Dem 9eri9tsperfa6ren
iiberpieien, 9rn, 8arfieIb M~arfgraf
BON g}r. $40, Carroll traBe, Elm
9ferb i'm Wertbe bon $125 geito6len
gu BADEN. Martgraf permiBte oas
9fero ieit Dem 8. Suli, uno er be-
na4ri6tigte iDfort bic 9oIi5ei. Ser
geant 8urep pom fibtpeitli6en 9iz
ftritt entOetts ous peri9nunoene9fero
in Siemun's Stau rnb erIanqte bar
oufbin einen 6aft6eFebI fir Siemun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
- Merchandise Miners
@efrrn Narhlanb 8ahn.

9rat n trait am d. 3unt 1903
.3uQe ~ptrlafcu Die Dilen=StatIpn, ME tolgt:
IGQlid.
40 frlb 49, 5hnsupOt 0auptlJutt, pogsrstofuH,
y. & 70. gabu, uHD Otm SuotH, uub du=ges
ror1mtu souut1qs 7. 3. u. n. 6bumbr5bgrg,
Wartiusbura, g9ir6titcr un0 Quutts an BESSIE
loptGts K NttttrH Sabn" .
els Qorm. 9tnsDlar Grprsb. CRur mad
9tn=I{ar.D
1855 Qbeubs - Qfomm. mad u~niunsgri0gt.
SaQtiA, sgt en- SountnPs.
rs gorm. BORT y. & o. Sin. uuo o1upts
liuic OtIi5 BON GnorpsGropt G0r.ls!e Il. y. x
IS. gabu.
8l5 gorm. 49, oaupt,lnis CFarIoy=ggagsoub bds
g~srgtopu. ebjyp.nsbur9, 6%reotr,d, 9HrmIfs'
burg unD q. < % Sl5u, bs Sbcnlnooa5.
l6.I2 Born. - Ati0nn. mad uuioHzSrloGt, Vori
HE'D @sttpsburJ.
1870 Qatm. - Qffomm. nab GmornsGroOt.
225 9abm. - NHUmni. nab GmoIDsSropt.
1922 9a6m. 8u, Touutaiu GIprcB CNdr!or'
Car; iolpis GrtOsrit.
3.32 9adlr. GrpreB nab 9oyt u. u & % 2o.
4.3 Raan. GrprsB mad QuntteH az or eaupi'
liui,, oagerstoDu, GFcosrid, Gn'mlis6aT9 uno
500 godg. ' GrprtB nab 8lpaOon. @tiomm.
~i,nitits uuion=&rioQt.
525 gahu. aitomm- mad Nltra.
IL albsrDs - 4ftomm. mad l~lUions8ri6ge.
Rur S~ouNtaQs %.
q95 PORN. Qfiomut. nab uHl0usgrtb3s uHo
6aRoper.
2.35 gatm. - attonym. MAO union'S''o0.
423 gQtm. 49, Qitomm. mad &lsHd.
Einft. unn 8tpdds@urcau in gr. 215, Cts
gclfimortzStraB
and, baltsn an Unions, observation-disclosures
nHJtou. uub Balbroois CorfbsADtD Sldtionet.
q 5,slt mat an g,uuiplDaniasap. Station an.
: Or. Wuaiol D, geH.sSur:.
&. N. oODslL y. 2. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
@eianepercin ,,Trphiinn."
IuShna nndb @iSfpiu'S Sarmt,
TSrcocrif= HpnS,
Sonntng, Den is. Nngmit.

4bIe6en. - 6rau 8oiaIie 81
f6er @ottlie6, bic M}utter oes 6rn. ).
8. 8ottlieb, oes 8eneraIz@ ei4Gfts
fi6rers Der g8pttlie6z8 auern i6miotz
Strausz8 itar6 gse
tern Morgen I'm 2 I6r in 8i5fatom,
in ben GatsfiQz8ergen an dfuter
8ron6itis. 6rau 8ottIieb rpurDe am
IA. September 1919, in NaDgpporeb,
ungarn, geborsn, O~er6eirat6ete iif in
1851 nit benz in 1897 b~ertor6enen
Srn. emanuel 9ottlie6, nit benz iie
i'm Sabre 1864 mad 4merita fam.
QuBer 9rn. 6reb. 8. 8ottlieb hinterz
lGBt lie mod orei @06ne, bic $50.
5umuel, @iqiam 9. uno Wlarimis
lian 9ottlisb, 8e6n GnteltinDer un0
einen urenfeI. Sbre 2ei6e purbe nu6
ibrer leBten @obnung Gr. rs, MeIt
SO, 6traBe, Repzgort, iibergefi6rt,
Do mo- aus bic 8eerbigung ituttfinben
pirO. 6r. 6reb. 8. 8OttIieb 1T mad
Gep@gorf gereiIt.
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Gad SO Sabren.

S~olbenes 5o95eits : Subildum BON
9rn. Iu9uft Gbmunb 8a6er
uno ieiner Satin CLARA, geb.
5raste. Der 2ebenslauf Des
Srbifars.
9r. Iug. @omuno 8ahter II. feline
treue 2sbensgefdbrtin 6rau CLARA
Gmdlid Wa4ter, geb. 5rosfe, feierten
am Sonntas, hmse6en BON i9renRinz
bern unb &inoestinbern, uno in bolz
Ter &iiftigteit unb 9eIuno6eit bas
Set Der golOenen 9o93eit, Dor so
Sd5ren i4lOfen bic beiben Su6ilure
in Quebed, Canada, ben 8uno Der
G6e unb tamen tur3 oarauf na6
Baltimore, no 9r. unb 6rau Wa6z
ter ieitbem geu4tet unb geebrt gele6t
baben. ST. Wu4ter itammt aus
2Inbe in 9annoper, no er am II.
6e6rudr 1926 gsbpren puroe. en-
Baltimore arbeitete 6r. 0a9ter 35
Sabre als S9neiSer Bel Der 1irma
WieienfelO II. 60.
SroBbem 9r. 8u4ter fIeiBig fir
ben unterbult ieiner 5umilie iorgte,
benuBte er iebe frete stunoe, I'm ieiz
ne 8iloung gu perDoqtommnen uno
nuBte 6r. Wa9tsr bieien Wtiensz
BURT Guf feline BRET S06ns 5u ii6erz
tragen, DON tpeI4en elmer ieBt, pie be-
fannt, Elm Gon9reBmitglieO uno 3pei
geu9tete Ner3te in Ghicago finb.
Die S%ubiIurin lit cine e4te oeutf6e
6ausfruu, Der ibr 6eim Elm 80nigz
reid lit, in pel4em tie nit Orb
nung uno JleiB regiert. Sic tpuroe
in Siefe BEL Bremen an %. SUM-
1881 geboren unO gin9 fpGter nit
8efannten nu6 Gunaoa, nm ii9 6ier
cine neue 6eimat6 gu griinOen. 1898
beiu9te tie Die ulte 6eimat5 gum err
item Male pieoer.
Die Su6tlure geb0ren CUR eo.zlut6.
ct. pauls : 8irfe, 6remontz unO
S~aratogaitr., bod beiudt 6rauNa9z
ter aud bic Ct. Mattbdiz8ir4e Puz
itor 6. 6u6sr). 2lGe &inber Osspuuz
res puroen pon 9uitor Meier getauft.
Stint Rinber entiprOFen Der gliifz
li6en @be, nGmli4 6rau Charlotte
Sonnenberg, Or. 8, s. Du4ter in
Chicago, Or. 6. 8. Wa4ter in Gbiz
cago, GongreBmit9lieo 5r. s. Ba4z
ter unb 6rau 9unnab 9uolep, in
beren 6eim, gr. 217, 9ennitraBe, Die
Su6ilare nobner. Seds @nfeltinS
Der ber760nern ben 8roBeltern Den
Qe6snsabeno.
Ni6t unein aus Baltimore, fonz
bern aud aug G6ica9O gingen oem
Su6eIpaare 5ablrei6e 8ei4ente uno
8ratuIutionen gu.
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nM S6eoter."
= rSRe utopians" iperoen oieieWo@
DE i'm rMonumental Sbeater" Die
filtration biloen. 3pei 8urlesfen
n@Gburet 0u QiOn Rouge" uno ,6os
tel lips uno 0opns" tommen sur
Quffiibrung, uno unter ben @in3eln@
9dritelern fino 5u erfpdbnen: ,5oe"
Maooen unb SO6n SO. &B, Gmmer@
i'm uno GbmonOs, 4terancer un0
SEER, ntcRae unb Wpdtt, Iice uno
@op, George 8. Diamond uno Belle
9arbe1.
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Ser briti16e 9ampfer nSroptc"
lieot i'm brotherhood Der Baltimore
@bip Building g." 3pet5 Reinigun8
be5 &iele5.
3pei Der 3nif6enbefs 9uFugiere
bes NorDb. 2lppbz9 umpfers n3hein"
perben mprgen auf bemielben na4
0eutf6lanb 5uriidgeIonbt. SIS limb
bies 0upib Reiner, 8uf1e, SO Sabre
alt, uno Simon @6rumm, Elm 9eutz
f6er, SO Sabre aft. 8eibe mare nit
teGos, als fe bier anlangten, uno
bGtten benz 8emeinpeie n CUR 2ait fall
len f0nnen.
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0arhIauo e. grnniglbaniGsGile
bahHzG0mpuguie.

Saus o.:taHta Rprt5J9o:. uuO C1taStr- sStatioH
an gBobCuto9tH:
RAD Usrt, "a, I'M T30 DsOr5tHs uno $50 Raas
RAD StIta, "a. $50 RorGszs, $50 uuO $50
rad gtIair' M. 73o $50. 'll.35 gormlttaos,
9B0. $50 9abmttlqs unb 600 abtHDs.
eonntaQs nab S,ltl. pa. $50 Born. unh 400
ran gaaiT. Wo.. $50 ll.35 Bonn. Loo Raam
uuo 1000 9bs7Ds.
"l.a Rahm;ttaag 6amtags.
Is. VI dittEl 6tusraIsSaHasiGsSasHt.
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Nu6 benz 8eri6t bes 8eiunD6eit8z
Gommifdr5 Or. Sames 8oslep tar
ben in Der perfIoFenen BO6e 100
9erionen in Baltimore, gegen 217 in
Der glei9laufenOsn Wo4e Oes 8orz
id6res. Don ben 8eritOrbenen rpdren
SO mGnnli6en uno 80 nei6li9sn Sc
f6leAts; &c fparen i'm Qu8lunoe ge=
boren, 80 paren Nsger, Is 8tnOer
famen tobt CUR Welt; i'm n8dpz8iepz
4fDl" ftdrban 3, in 9~oIpitGlern "a
uno in anOersn Snftituten 10 qeripz
men; II Snqueite puroen gebdlten.
Die Ster6li9faitSrate batrug 1856
pro 1000 Der 8eiummtz8ep0lferung
17.13 fir Die NsiBen un0 24.73 fir
Die gleger. Dem Glitter nad bertbeilten
Ii6 Die Sooe8fd1s, ME folgt: 81 per
fonsn fparsn unter 3, 5 3nii6en 3 uno
10, 2 3pii6en 10 unb Is, Z 3niiden
Is unb 20, 10 8piifen 20 unD 80,
9 3piffen 80 uno 40, Is 5niifen 40
unb 80, Is 3piI6en so unb so, II
3pii6en 90 unb 70, IA 3lpiI6sn 70
unb 80, 9 3ntf6en so uno 80, l 5niz
Ifen 100 unO 10 Sabre aft. DIS
9eboren purDen 101 tpeibe uno Is
Negerfinoer gemelost.
Die 6auptiG6li6Iten 3ooesur laden
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QlnfncOnRt.

Nur 81 bu5 9uBenO Der f4Onit ter
Gabinetz8iIOer in 9ebbels, ooS mos
hermit eingeridtete p6ot. 4telier, Rr.
321, R.z8unzStr. 2ebensgroBe PAOz
to9rap6ien gu niebrigiten Preiien.
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2inien. Sbeo. 8. 9isner &c
s g., Ais 8ater=Str. (266-)
S6pn nieber in S6mu@
IitGten. - Sdmuel 6. 2ept6 BON
Tr. 435, RorozqacdzStrabe, rpel6er
pG6reno oes pergdngenen Sa6res be-
reit5 8pei Wlal Die 8efannti4dft Der
8eri6te ma6te, purbe geitern in Der
neitlifen ppli5eiitation auf oret NnS
i6uloigungen bin Dem 8eri6tspsrfdbz
rem ii6erlpieisn, Gr tpuroe dngei6ulz
blot, BON Der 6irmd Woulton Bros.
an Der 6dnoperzStrab Elm 0uBenD
6qnoI6ube unter 8oripiagelung fall
f6er S6atIa6sn erlangt gu 6aben.
BON Der 6irmu 8olosnberg C 8ruOer
erlun9te er ungeblid cine 9dmenz
Sade uno ppn Der 5irma 9odi4ilo,
8p6n & So. ion sr cine feibsne 8louis
erlangt baben.
Der 9oli3ei gingen lett mebreren
8o6en Rlugsn gu, OdB Elm Snotpiz
buum Ii6 i'm 8ei6dftSoisrteI hsrum
treble uno permittelIt gefdli6ter Nnz
peiIunoen aGerbuno Waaren erldn9e.
Die fdmmtliden 9efhdftSleute tpur@
ben ba6sr our6 Elm 3unOI6retben
bonn 9oli3eiz6duptquartier gefpdrnt,
ppr Dem @auner auf Der 9ut 81 leln.
@eItern fam QeDtb na6 Dem Gdoen
Der 7irma Mpulton 8rothsrs, gtr. Is
uno Is, 6anoperSStraBe, uno per-
lanQte elm 0uBeno Bdur 0dnoi6uhe
fir bic 7Sirma IF. 30. Sutton & 50.
@r hattie einsn 8riefbogen Der Jlrnd
unb elm @Ierf bGnoigte i6m Die Wouz
rem elm. DIS Qsptb Den 2doen per@
Iufen bate, folgte ibm Der @lert, MEL
der 8srba6t geidOpft bate, nab uno
3ufdqig brshte ii4 2eptR auf Der
Strabe I'm, nobel er bemertte, ME
Inn Der Glert, pon benz er Die Wadren
erlanqt bate, folgte. gr ihlu9 oaber
ben Quufi6ritt an, uno 6r. Nfdbter
fplute Inn i'm nGmlihen 3empo. Nah
a~ufre9enper Sago, pel6e iih our4
Elm hal6es OuBenD StraBen in lener
Nu66ari6dft eritredte, nurOe Der
SFlii6tling bon 9rn. WfdAier etn9e9oIt
uno einem 9oli5iften iib~ergebsn.
Qept6 puros am 10. Sanudr dut
ne 0(rihuIpiouno hin benz @eri6tsz
perFa6ren iiberrpieisn, SRI. Gmllte
Sermann pon Birmingham, Nla.,
S6mudIu6en i'm 8erthe bon $500
entpenbet al baden. gr erlungte odz
mails feline 6reiheit buburd, oaB er
Sri. 6ermunn beirathete.
@m 27. Suli puroe er ebenfaas
in Der peftlifen 9oli5eiitution auf Die
acknowledging bin Dem 8eri6tsDerz
fabren ~i6ertpieien, permitteIit zines
oefdlI6ten Gbets $3.50 BON 9rn.
BARN Oabne, Rr. GIT, Wef@6runtz
IinJ5truBe, erlangt gu baben.
@Gbrenb bes geitrigen 8erbors por
goliseiri9ter Cohen brad 2s1tb obn@
mG9tig 6uiammen.
Der r50riter~S SAG tpiro
mprsen pom yGourt Spring Gar
BENG Der r6Oriter BON 4meritd" IN
.4cton's port" geFeiert. 0as @omite
beftebt aus ben $50. Gbriitopber S6G@
fer, 8oriiber, 6reoerid 116lano uno
@6orles .. 5iiber, 4iitftenten, G9us.
9oigt, SO. Stuhr, SO. 8. Mider, u.
%. 6iIber, Gbdrles Buff. 6. Stuhr,
Gbtparb 9onberbeioe, u. 2~aneelutti9,
| S. 6ris, SamiIel 4ctOn, j. GunoB,
8. Mprun, S. Wiegano uno Charles
! Maa9
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5obrpIan ftit ptm 4. Ququt 1903.
Zampfer u.rl1f,u BIER &s. 10, S~iQbts5rabt:
Ran 6l9t Dlag. Gs5o5ot5, 6tutripils, Cut:Hss
topn. 4a1. Qoi1. uUo 3pli 3tns5t1t;outH:
Eooiib ltrG. SoHHtaBsI......I Born, - Rabm.
5oaHtlQs 9prwa
4lb Soo,s4aiut, Queenstown uuo allen Quutisu
al DIR Center, ut-S ipjNon.
Sd9l,a (rTH. Sonnta3s)..7 Born, , uuo 4 9ahu.
gur nab 2o0tsR0.Ht unD Cutustopu:
3l5 NabmI1toss an SouutugsH.
aHibluB an Sci L 6bSj. Giitu5lbH- mad Cation,
Cr'or0 uuO 3p:iacusS %tat,ontu.
= Iuialub n @UseuDooo on sSt,ap1r;sGUtu5abU q
nan alien QuHftsu iuoiih an .Rtp=Qori,
9b:.aotlpbja uuo 0ogfolI=Sii,ubabus.
5ratt on 0o9eUta9,n BIS 8 u5r Nbsros drJt'
uuWmtH.
S.l-pho55 6. & Z q 8lul Z5n-Hb ptH. a.
s. ReIIi on. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3obn 6 Snsltn, Gsn'rd plHaJ'tIs 91eHi
IWaT21lG
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00p lit Gphn Nei(n1nnn 2

8eItaurateur unD grfriI6ungsfpen=
Der? Der lot Oas RGtbieI? 8eIobz
nung Elm S9opner!
(4ug8,1Wt, $3.50
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ShiSteIfrcff, Shmcrsen, Mafd:
ria, Ga Grippe Mnc idalimme Grfal-
tungen fMrirt nnrdl ,,Slancu'S 9(nue
Bills" tandl in Hiifaer Tsprnl.
Preis csc. @~Gentbalbcn pertauft.
CEsI2. 1G6,I1
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NpteI Hpnnf.

Gte Gnior= unb TtOtt=Strdbs. 9amen= uuo SER
rtusGblimmcr. Ius Stausmlibfsittu. Glcttrii3t
Gd6tr. Sdiionu, mdbe spejitn. R~egelbabu ua0
9ool=garlor
taus6,IgdO SObn Strsiuser, gis,ntblm.r.
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8sgnabigt.-0er 8ouOerneur
begndoigte geitern 6rancis g. @roz
aan, Der i'm September Sermin 1901
tpegen Gin6ru6s gu 5pei Sd6ren
2u6t6aus nerurt6eilt nnrAen mar.
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2loroOentG6er SfouO.
~ 9fe8etmaBise
ampf S6iffa9rt

IfDiidhsH
baltimore IIS SremeR
bur6 bic neuen uno erbrobten. nit
alien REORGANIZATION o%erIe6enen
Poftoampfsr sriter 3IaFe:
rNhetn," ~8ranosnburg,1
pNedar," ,@aFI,"
r0tain," ,8reslau."
Die Grpebitiongtnge finb, pie fOlgt:
BON Baltimore:
nR6ein," MontQg, ben II. Iuguit,
2 ubr NahmittdqS.
u8ranoenburg," Mittno4, ben 2.
Sept, 2 u6r Nd9m.
D8iQebab," Mittpo6, ben 9. Septbr.,
2 1t6r gta9mittug8.
D9%etar," Mittpo6, ben 16. Sept6r.,
2 ltbr gfa6mittugs.
pHbetn5@ Y}ittpc6, ben %. Septemz
Der, 2 u6r Ra9mittug8.
pSreslau," W}ittpo9, ben z. Otto6et,
ubr Ra6mittugs.
8psits RafHte.QoHase:qras:
Bon $40. so an.
3Utt 9tK0sdBs 9uTINqesgrtifC
9on Baltimore nab @rcmru. ...........S 33. 90
9oH Sr:meH mad Baltimore .S34 90
Sunor,iiesSinst psS Slltimore:
3ab ettmcn mn jurud.................$67O 90
B,9eu Grd5t uno gohaGs DsuDs man F5 an Die
gsHeral=agtHttH
q. S4uma4er & &c.,
Rr. 3. SuosSdps5na5e.
ODER
gbrorb Raine,
Office oe -E,uti9en GorrcipoHo.uttu".
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Srintt Sennp's Sbee unb
Ruffee.-Ssit 80 Subren berubnlt
rpegsn QuaIitdt unb preiie. 60.
RennpG D., 60 9dOsu. (60idS)
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Scrmiidte .@nieiGeM.
Stir OdHten.

Sds Eclectic ; Samtn = q 6nelotr , gpatm.
III ieidt u s%rltrr,n. foftt itbt rpento uHb III cine
eros. %6riparnib fHr Sic bei -or 9ritrtiqunq Obs
Ir Rltioer. Die Soul. 1T i,st %aeDiinef. 0eetu
Sso'rQuno,n Dsues man fb an
ID. 9MberS,
gr. sl2. gsUre'G barlsSsStraAe.
CDtdEil6, So, 81, 5r,IN
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annapolIs. Wt. RoDaaStation, $50 Born.
Characterization. 800. 1900 BORN, 1920 Utits
tags, 50, $40
9evraFcu 6amocusSt1tiou na4 Grsosrid !L35.
1000 gorm., 9I5 9ormr lbs, 4S uHo '5.35
9Sin5sf5, g7.2O gOrm, 800, 4.SO, 1920 Ra3'
mitta0s.
@orm.. u2j. 4.30. '5.25. 800, "ll35 Gb,uos.
Curtis pan, 1923 Qormittaos.
QuroD, Ut. 8oDolsStotjoH. '256 Ra3m. Gaut'
h,n.Sfatiou 900 Vatmittdqs.
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g6Re!
@6fe!

MIR aRetIe I'M gluslanbe btlor1t iHHer1dlb "A StIEngn
AL btbeuteuo hcIat5eieStem Brelle
GouGrD Raiue,
&ahrsh-G6s 8altimo resSi tGBsn $ofSOlRes'&D&.
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Drr6drrnngs-0 umpagnir
INN Q~nItin1nra

$'FE"F"" VEEWUUEEHHyJ-NUHIPWHHI
BON Baltimore.
Office:
HorOohsGde Der South unO Natersstrahe.
Sitlt Sel,lihait O,riit,r, s,stn gsrIuf obu Sts
loGo'9uHs ourd 6tusr ale Z orttH SistHthuuI babitI
oosI oHnerfpertS 81 Gu5trit ~guHftisen BebiusuHaea.
Strl'deruns liz ;IEsn 2os ootr ldnsert BsIlo6.n.
3. q. 2. &plfc, Brdflb.Ht.
DiItRtortH:
2torae u Sldts, 3. OInsp 9iorTtA,
2pot1loR AoAlHs, 9obR ID. 9ittis,
EseeE a NiptIa7S, geru~o StabIey. lRn.,
!, Y. .. @oli,, n. 8 8oSTtan1
" w!eHS' AH6rCp 2. GonIsR.
T1u''n9het Geo. 2PllteIoG.
''A"S' Snrrr 6. Rians 9Th.
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Sanitdts= Seri6t.

@eringe Ster6Iidteit in 6olge bon
2ungenlsiOen. - g}erpenfieber i'm
@bnebmen. - 4ugemeiner Sc
funobeitS3uitano Elm gutter.