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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
4us ben @rri6tsb0fen.

Sine @bisfeDA9anbIung in bic 9dnoe
bon @equeftern 9egangen. = Der
Refaurateur 8. S. Sunter melOet
Teinem @anferott dn.-9ie Staot
auf @4a6enerfaB Dertlo9t.
ISr. 6ermanr s.. Sumter, elm be-
FAINTER Reitaurdteur on Der Gde bon
M~drpIaroz un6 Mount RObdG1Nbe.,
bat i'm 8unbestreisgert9t nm Die
Woblt6uten bes 8anterpttgeieBes
nu9geiu6t. Seine DECENTRALIZATION
iiberIteigen feline 9ut9aben nun Inn
$371.91.
SSulius 8reene6uun, elm @ngros~
5pirituoIen9Gnbler, Ger. 304, Wefz
5ranflin4S traBe, bat ieinen 8anfes
rot i'm @ert9t dngemeloet. Gr i4GBt
feline DISQUALIFICATION auf $46,231,z
70 unb feline 9utbabeR auf $2630.62.
Inter fetnen @re0ttoren Iino @Dttz
19alf &c 60. init $45,11z.30. Sront
Sinron uno Qr9ibdl0 Sites puroen
als Sequefter ernannt. 8dar bor9an>
ben iirb $3.50.
DesgIei9err ertlGrte it4 Der 9rem>
fer G6as. s. Gauffmar banterott. @r
bat $342 G9uIben.
8ermG9tntffe.
g2a9 benz 8ermd9tnife Der am 4.
Mdr3 gitorbenen Srau Margoret6e
Born erbdlten lire 3pei @D3ne 9einz
ri3 uno Scarf Born ie $10O unb Der
Reit bes 8erm0gens fGGt Der SO4tsr,
Srau Nmelte MiGer, gu.
8ef9Ii9tet
Sn Der 3Gage Der Bidder : Union"
gegen 9biItpp 81. StnteIItein tpegen
unbere6tfgten @e6rau9es zines
Union 2ubels" tpurbe geItern Der
qeqen ben Munn erlaFere Gin6altsz
befe6l permanent gema4t. 5intelfein
muB bic Soften tragen.
MaDprunb StabtratBD erz
tldgt.
SIN Stubtgeri6t tpurben berN2apor
uro StGotratb BON 9rn. Srtebri3 8.
9bierauf BON Scr. 400, 0ecaturz
StraBe um $4,000 Grti6GOtgung
bertIagt. 9as 9uus bes 8lGger5
tpurbe bur6 etnen Geuerbpbr0nten
bOr bemiel6en iberi4pemmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
Cpfer icinrs Srrnfs.
SSyames SO. 3bompion BON elmer Sotoz
motipe g~etrOffen unb getOotet. -
Mnbere nnfdae. -

HFDllUE va INV SS+N
Mn6ere unfdae.
6r. Sumss 80. sbompfOn, Elm So
Sabre alter gtert i'm 0tenite Der
a8aIttmorezO 6ioAgabn," tpurOe gez
tern nu6e Der Ntt. GtarezSunctiOn
Der Baltimore 6ioA8abn" BET Der
Qrbeit get0otet. 9r. ShOmpfoR mar
bumit bef6Gfttgt, Die @ummern zines
eben eingeIauFenen 5ra4t5ugeS gu
notiren, un6 tpGbrenb er duf einem
8abngelerfe itanb unO f9rieb, fam,
06ne baB er es mertte, eine &dngtrz
lofomotibe 6erangefabren, nel4e i'm
nit FOLDER @u9t gegen etnen in Der
NG6e ftebenben 6ru9ttpuggOn f9leu<
berte, DaB fem @enif brad. ST fteG
Ieblos our Grbe, unb feline Mitarbeiz
ter, tpeI4e g%lau6ten, baB feline 8erIetz
surgen nt9t ernftbafter Natur feien,
ou iein &6rper feline bebeutenbe
GuBerIi6e Wuroe auFpies, 9oIten Or.
8lane1 6erbei, bod tonnte Der Qr3t
MIR conitatiren, baB 9rn. Sbumpz
fon's Sob elm dugenbIidli6er mar
unb bur8 einen 8ru9 bes Sends
perurfa9t Gpurbe. Der 2ei9nam
purbe nu8 Der BDbrurg bes 8erunz
gliidten, Rr. POOP, 8iGtens4Q0oenue,
gebra9t. Coroner SOnes era9tete
einen Snqueit in benz Sale fir unz
n0t6ig, ba angebli9 Elm un0ermeibz
Ii6er unfaQ borlaq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
sdon pieber cine Sataifrdnbe lit Der
GarOiFzSche.

SprtngfteI6, 81, 16. Mdt3,
= Sn Der Garbiff : 8oblen8e4e tpurz
BEN 9eute, tpie man fir6tet, flint
M&dnner Our4 cine GrplOiiOn get0Otet
unb Elm ie9ster f6fper perIeBt. Dies
1T bic 3peite, tDbtIi4e @rplOitOn in
Der ertpG6nten 3e4e btnnen pentgen
3agen. 8ts ieBt ftnb nur 8tpei 2eiz
6en aufgefunben. Die brei anberen
MSGnner itnb in 6oIge Der GrpIO7ion
Deri4iittet, unO man 6egt feline Soft
nurg auf tbre Rettung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
Bel Nnntnfrt neifrannet.

Runtudet, Waaf, 16. Wtdr3.-
Der nit 1000 Sonnen 3ufer BON
Cuba na9 Bolton beittmmte britti4e
9ampfer r9drt Safe" ftranOete heute
frii6 an Der fiibDftli6en Gfe pom
9reat Rip. Die Na4ri4t purbe am
Ra6mittag bur4 einen Offi3ier bes
9umpfers, tpeIaer gegeH 1 u4r NIT
elmer 8OOtsmunni4aft IaHbete, mad
SnnfQtn aebroAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
shiffsnnhrfhten.

G6erbourg, 16. MGr3. - Ser
9umpfer r&uifer 8il6eIm Der
8rOBe" Iongte bOn RepSgOrt 4ier an
urO feBte feline 6obrt mad Bremen
fort; e6enTo geitern Der 9amPfer
yR0nig GILBERT" DON Bremen fu3r BON
bier na9 Repzgort meter.
Suffd, 16. MGr3. - Der 0ams
pier n8aiierin Mariu S6ersIta" fam
BON g}ep 0ort Dia mitteadnOiiae
9Gfen bier an.
2t3urb, 16. Mdr3. 8sIt4tet
tpurbe bier Der 9ampfer n3eeIunb,"
BON Rep@gort na6 QntperPen bea
ittmmt.
9IDmouth, Is. M}ar3. - Der
6um6urger 0ampfer n8rof @uIbsrz
fee" itoa BON 6ier na4 gSepsYOrt in
See.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
Sireu3.0eiHde.

50ieT, Horerj, 1901 Gafttrnsgpt 3
SpeH9l'T, Eolts, 20 Utrt. 8ela:rsape....''..6
SDeIn9, Utlrp go gGCfJGumoensStr..........0
'Spauo' Grdnt, 400 uHD Al Wetz2eriHgtontr.. 4
Stauo, @eor9e, 1914, 9,nuiplpdnids 2tDe. .......I7
Stan59nro' .. B., 1871 @arforOJ2tUs..........9
SIun5ou59, 5lto5, IT'S 9sun{DlDlnia|ADe. .....l4
SteIIanouSth 9aul, ll02 uIO lI04 JOluioua5tr-N
Stth 9enrp, Vl S~rui04otls2tUt .............ll
SNhemian, Joepb, 1901 8sts9rattz Str. .....4
Sentlts, &topolO, 81 observation-disclosures. 4
S9l'nle9er, 5obH s., 1903 Northumberland
Sieme3sr' .. &. & g. R., 200 SiozGutapftr p
S9onFas, eonaro g., Ala CisQugbss e......2
2DonPPlon, Nlrb9 Z, 1901 5alss8odo .....,...l2
Sragsnsrl JoNp1, 1850 GsitEgrattsStr........l9
Sptle, CHARLES K Son, BOO 9arfs2loe .........11
Seuteoer9, Scnrb, 1900 @drrett=2tps ............A
SanoeFmalt g9tor9t, l09l, stileszStr..........3
%aoSH' SSm. q, 42 NortbsS tr................
SaetD, george Z, p ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
St'9eL, So0n, 525 acknowledgements
Sicredf, eoDdro, 30 observation-disclosures
&oigt, 9ermonn, 1872 6arfnrO=2D .............I0
8ogtIilng, Sdnitl, los acknowledgements
8ogts, AnortiO, 9fl 6ta=Str. 2
@o9tmdHn, NouIs, 8B uuO 8+5 6uo1MontiOtOz
AOeHHe l
Boil, RiliaH a., 1921 Crlclus4St ......... 6
8oIj, 9o6n, 48 &ttz2crjugtou
BI!OtHberger, Houis, 53S ROrDz6iQbsS tr...... )
Q8alter, Soiepb, 1910 Ota2sriu0tou= 5tr. ....... 5
@alle;, GODarO s., 500 NorosGtutrdlzQoe... 80. )
WlrO, eugene, 400 gurrctty2oe ...........2
0tber, Romao, 227 Gaf,ruzQoe.
gBei6c, Souls, 400 Sii048ilmOraSt ............19
WcQuer, Sulius, 2l2 MuOijon=9pe ...........l5
8ciB, 8irginya /, 1896 Ctz4rstou4Str...... 9
g8igis, Charles, 1921 6lutoHs&lot ............. ,
g9inftl, eugene, IT., 63 Neitzs1omburg=Str..2 81
g8cugor, 5dco6, 915 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
98olfe, QnOrcp, 9F7 uuO 945 9&oro<&ouotStr. Z
WsDbluien, 9frbago, sol StO=AnuzStr........ 2
@iutcrbauer, Caroline (g8ittiu9, % 6entrtz
Warttt : Spacc
0olf, Qbjljp, 1860 6lH0Ocr= ct
8olttrs, gEm., 800 uuO 304 RidutonOz ct Ill
9jngtiug, 81, 743 Northumberland
3aQler, fuoer, OF observation-disclosures.
Siufluo, &nOyttp, col SitOs0}oHrO2sStr........19
Zimmerman, 2ouiiu ,. C9ittUel, 1888 UNI 1910
Sblmss : Sir z
9opi, Aoam, 258 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6uteIs.
gri0gs, So6n g&., 333 @ats9rattsStr..........23
Gobtu, Qpmln, 125 Observation-Disclosures. 5
Comrades, @uitao, 637 observation-disclosures
5OsbsuOtr, g8m. g., II uuo l3 @orozGutaUitr. /
ReaD, Mi6ueI s., l25 @OrO5SbnrHg=5tr......II
GOrtou, NJ. So, 10 observation-disclosures. 1
R;Hsban, GODuJO ., 1880 QsruiDlplHiaz@ps II
Rd0O9, 5imotbD, 404 RorOgGl lpoytzStr....
Roien3pajg, 5iaac, GA Git5Qratt=Str..........4
5%bocmatcr, SacOb g. 1913 @jIeHsStg.......... )
Smith, Sbomas g., 4l2 9cp=Str..............17
Smith, Qgdlate g., 435 Gruio=0iu=g .......1l
Smith, 0m. e., 910 2ruiOzotasg .........l7
GierHcD, Trant ClcaOenp4oots0, 800 IOro=
SoOlodrD : Str
Bebrmau, Gbarlts s., 44 0oro5ga1zstr...... 5
BOoO, 5obu, 500 9tor04GaIprtzS ............u
1854
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
GurOpdtf6e Sa6eG6eri6te.

8erltn, l6. W{dr3. - Sin 15z
jdbrtger So6n bes DIRECTORS Sod DON
Der 9eut76en 8ant tpur0e biefer Saz
&c BON ietnem 2ebrer 10 befttg ge3i6z
tigt, buB er ieiFbem an ben 6oIgen Der
W}iB6anOlung geitprben lit. Der 2e6=
rer beftn0et it4 in 9aft.
8on Der 2onbpner 80rfe.
2onbon, 16. M}Gr3. - Ser Mtz
tienmarft mar in Der pergangenen
8o6e gebriidt BEL pe9ieln0en prei1en
Bis geitern, tpo er feIter pur0e. @aQ
Street itanb i'm Mtttelpuntt be5 Snz
terefes unb CAB NnIaB gu 8efir4tunz
gen uno 3%eaIiiirungen. 6pGter elm
ge9enoe 8ert9te trdfttgten ba8 Ser
tralen unb bra9ten cine feline @r4oz
lung fir bic 8reiie, pbgIei6 fat Die
gun3e ameritunif6e 2tfte einen tletnen
Riifgong 3eigte, mas benefit, pel4en
@tnfluB 0au Street uuf ben 6ieitgen
Qftienmartt 6at. 908it bemerten5z
pert6 1T bic S6atfa6e, boB GonfOIS
uuf ben tiefften @tanbpunft felt 1870
6eruntergingen, eine 6olge bes 8eI0z
mangeIs urO Der it9 nubenben 3infenz
rebuftion. MeTitantf9e, central unb
fiiumeritGnif6e @ert9e 5etgten entz
f6iebene 8eTerung, ebenio fiiodfrttdntz
f6e. &u~pFerattien itiegen momentdn,
fielen bann aber am @nbe Der 8o4e
Inn 70 me6r.
gnqlunb's enDrme Slot
tenru Hunger.
QpnbDn, Is. MGr3. - ST. DR.
noGb aorfter, 9etretGr Der Qbmtruliz
tat, unterbreitete 6eute benz Inter
6ouIe bic 9Oronf4IGge fir bic britt
f6e Slotte fir boS nG4ite St5taliubr,
ipel6e ii9 auf $179,184,2 05 belaufen.
@r fagte, cine berurtige Iu5ga6e in
einem ein3igen Sabre fei ME bOrber in
her 8e19i9te @nglano's bugetpeien,
uno er bebuure, buB bic Regierung
bur8 ben 8ettItreit unter ben MG4<
ten iiber Die 9errI9aft CUR Gee gez
8ipungen nerbe, 10 biel 9elb 3u for
bern. Die Nbmiralttdt beab5t9tige,
in bieIemSabre 6 neue S9Gd4tf4iffe,
II 8un3erfreu8er, etnen &reu3er 3tpeiz
ter 8lafe, 3pei 8riegsf6uluppen, bier
9orpeboiGger, o6t SOrpeOoboOte unO
bret Inter eebbote 81 boqenben. Ser
ner erfu9te Der SetretGr bus 6auS,
ben Qnfang be8 8aueS BON bret peiz
teren, b0hIt formiDabIenS 9la9tf6ifz
fen, bier 8reu3ern ritter &Gdfe, BRET
&reu5ern britter &luFe, bier 69neqz
treu3ern o0er 8unbI9afteri6iFFen, Is
Sorpebo6ooten unb 10 ltnteriee6ooten
gu gene6migen. Gr t6etlte nit, baB
tpGbrenb bes Iaufenben TiStaIia6reS
81 DeraItete 8riegsf9iffe uuBer0 DENT
geiteut nOrOen limb, unO baB gngIanb
am 1. Npril b. s. i'm 8an3en II reue
&rtegSi6iffe, barunter II @6la9tz
f9tffe, 10 Pun3ertreu5er uno 6 tleiz
mere &reu3er, i'm 8au BADEN ptrb.
@efGbrIt4e 4u8grabunz
gem.
81 0 m, Is. M1Gr3. - 9as n@iorz
male b'sStaIia" ertIGrt, buB bic Qusz
grdbungen, pel4e i'm SOrum bOrgez
nommen tperben, bic @ebduOe auf benz
palattnii6en 9iigeG gefG6rben. Die
9ebdube bes SeDerus fte6en in Sc
fubr, unb @Gfar's 9uIat brOBt benz
@tnitur3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
Gin snmmbrnd in 2nniiinnn.

Stem Orleans, Is. Wtdr3. =
6eute Ru4mittag pirb gemeIOet, baB
Elm 200 SUB breiter 9amm6ru9 5ebn
Nteilen unter6dG6 Pptnte Ga 5at9e
unb 60 Mteilen fluBabndrts BON bier,
eingetreten lit. Der S9aben Ipirb Ii6
cuf einen tIeinen She'll bes Rir6z
5piels 9laqusmine bei9rGnteao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

- GTSRi9ter uno @r1StGGtSdns
malt Qaprence 81. 8urte lit in &aldz
maaoo, W1i4., unter Der 4ntlage perz
6aftet rporber, $1100 aus einem ibm
anDertrauten NadIufe beruntreut au
ba6enS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

Sncorpprirt. - Die r5ear
Improvement COMPANY" tpurbe BON
Ben So. Bottom Scar, Sdmes 81.
8beeler, George 0ateG, Sobn O.
Spoper unb Robert 8iggs nit einem
&apitul DON 100000 incorpOrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
Q6fobrtgtogs BON Ocean : 0~ampferu.

Q6fabrt8tage BON Ocean : 9ampfern.
son QorL
Ser 9ampfcr st. gouI' am 10. mars na3
Ser Sampler sSermanic' am IS. mdrl nab
Sc Ser Sampler rstattnOam' an Is, maro Hod
Ser Sampler sgarbarOTa' am 10. Mdr, Ha9
Ser Sampler ,Qorratne' am 10. @ar, noa
Ser Sampler ,Q6osntcia" an 10, mdr' mad
'S Scr S Sam Ti'"I saforia' ant 81. Tdr, mad
5 SER Sampler .gaOrlanO' an 81. mdrl naa
"g Ser Camper swsfaba' an p. Bar, nab Cons
Ser Sampler ,30ernia' an p. wdrs ua8 2ts
psrpoOt. q,
s. Ser aamSfr .wtimar' an 81. mdrs mad Rtaa
Scr 9ampfer ,gOmcruniun' am 81. mdrs mad
9lnsgOD.
8tapel uHD BcHuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

unterf9perer 4uG0iz
onnq.- Inter $3.50 8iirgi4Gft ben
@roBgef9porenen ~ibertpieien pur6e
oeItern i'm mittleren @tationsbdufe
6ur9 9olissiri4ter Ge4tig Der 43
Sabre ulte @ei9Gftsreiienbe Srdnf
s. WiGouebbp BON Rr. 1908, We1t=
9erington : @truBe, uuf bic ani4uls
biqung, unge6li4 unter @o~ripiegeIung
falf6sr Sbutfu9en 9rn. Sames 8.
6. @arinq bpn g1r. ia, @ib9@geter<
@truBe, $500 in 8aargelb abge<
ihpinbelt gu 6uben. Die artgebltde
S6pinslsi fOG am 10. MSat 1902
bsqangen tporben fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

fnb better als SeiImttteG. Suits Sc.
berzginen betlen ni9t nur, fonbern fte
pertreibsn, tpenn re9taeitig senommen.
aOpf(hmtr,su,
DnspspFe, @oIIenIeiben, Malaria,
8erfopfung, 9elbfu9t, fridge 2eber<
tbGtieteit unb dbnli9e Rrdntbetten.
SMtt'S 2ebers ptHen
EuriSeB Hntev aneR Wmit6nOEn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

IuULDSIl Ill UtL OuuSIl UU4L aOUD4l AIC~
SIENNA Srau &ut6urine M}c&enna,
8irgi6aft $4,000; BON Gli3abet6
@alt6am 6r. 5enr1 8. @alt6am,
8irgf9aft $50; pon Sophia S.Stetpz
ort 9r. 6reOerid 8. 9od, 8iirgf6oft
$4,000. @ernaltungSberi6t purOe
gutga6etBen i'm Sale bon 9enrD %.
Wai6ington, $642.
Our8 einen alarm bonn
&ait ten CIR. 317 an Geptrez unb ct.
9uulzStraBe aus purbe Die 6euerz
pe6r geftern @benb Inn 10 l1br na4
Dem pon 8. 9. 80. 5ait6fuI betpoAnz
ten 6uu1e g2r. 1921, St=6rantlinz
@traBe, geruFen, mo i'm 9inter3immer
bes 3tpeiten Stodpert5 in unbetannz
ter @eife 6eusr ausgebrO4en mar.
Der @9ooen mar gertng.
8eerbtgungen. - Inter Guz
BERT 3a6Irei9er 8etbeiligung BON
2eibtragenOen purOen geitern Na4z
mtttug bic irbii4en ueberreite Don
6rau Rat6arine 9aensler, fpel4e am
5reitag mad tur5er &rant6eit in ibrer
@o6nung, Nr. 1915, @eitsMuG6errpz
@traBe, aug benz Qe6en i8ieb, pom
Srauer6auie aus duf Der D8aItimorer
Cemetery" CUR etpi9en 8ube beItattet.
9aitorGbfparb 6uber BON Der ebung.z
lut6. St. M3att6di : 9emetnbe belt
BEN SruuergottesbienIt ab, unb ols
8abrtu6trdger fungirten Die $50.
9eorg Slider, 9btl. Neumann, GAas.
Noetbam, Stephan S3mtbt unb Sin.
Die @ntf9ldfene mar in 4ufinger,
Oberamt Miinfgen, @iirttemberg.
geboren unb fam bor 18 Subren na6
Nmerita. Sic 6interIGBt bier @06ne,
he So. Sacp6, Matbep, George unb
9enrp 9aensIer, iopie neun @ntel,
pGbrenb i6r @atte, ST. 5reberid
6oensler, t6r bereits i'm Sobe bpranz
cling. 6rau 9oensIer mar ftet8 elm
eifriges MitgIieo bes 5ruuen : 8erz
ems Der eoang.zIutb. ct. Mutt6Gis
9emetnbe.
5rau NDItei IN annapolis
&c # 0 n. - Nu4 elmer Spe3ialz
bepei6e an ben n9eutf8er Gorrefponz
benten" aus annapolis lit baIel6ft
mad Iangem 2eiben 5rau Murgaret6e
NDIte, bic 8atttn bes BARRIERS 9olte.
an Der Wef1StraBe, i'm QIter BON 48
Sa6ren geitorben. QuBer i6rem ttefz
ergrtffenen @utten binterldBt bic Sruu
bier &tnber-5rau Sreb. 6. Smith,
9. S. Nolte, So9n gtoIte unO Zulu
NoIte. Die erItorbene NOR Dor i6rer
leBten 5eirat9 bic Wittpe bes 6rn.
Spbn &oft, zines So6nes bes e6emdz
Iigen 8ierbrduers Rpft in Baltimore,
aug fpeI6er @be Elm &trb, Trau Jreb.
6. Smith ftummt. Die Qei9e pirb
na9 Baltimore 9ebra9t unb morgen
duf Der r2oubor : garf : gemeterb"
beerbigt. Die @9ptegermutter ber
8eritor6enen aus i6rer erIten @6e, bic
Satin 6eS 8rauers Roit, ieBt perz
pittpete 5rdu &atier, pelfe Sabre
lang BON Der Jrau g1plte gepflegt muir
be, pobnt ieBt an Der 8oriu4z4oenue
in 6omeitedb nit einem So6ne dus
stpeiter gbe. Die @ntelin Der 2eBtez
rem unb Glteftes 8inb Der @erfor6ez
men 1T cine @4niegerto9ter bes in
beutf6en areiien in Der @taats6auptz
fabt pObIbetunrten 8ddereibefiBers
so M. Smith.
0us Better.-QIuf ben prG8z
tigen notwithstanding foIgte gez
tern Elm rou6er Sag, Der tribe, nebez
lig unb naBtaIt mar. gs mar 10
froftig, baB man ieoen 4ugenblif
59nee ernurtete. 9afelbe Wetter
nirb uns fir beute borausgefagt.
Der @inb bat felt ben leBten 5tpei
Sugen aug 0itIt6er Ri4tung getpebt.
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CA
rrset die ode Ots, Die Ir ImnsI GekauftH aHt
s s.s..as &I1AzMzMe
waA
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Siccn3>O elu6e.
Gptritup ftns eicrnIs6eiu6e.
Site Bar. 4.
Bureau FER gpirituUienS2tcs nis Gummifdre
Simmer Ser. 500, 6ertbtSsebduce.

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Observation-Disclosures

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-16
DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
Physician and Surqeon.

Three-fourths oi
 the persons who
 come to me to Ket cured Of Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet,
 Structure. Lose ( Manhood and other private diseases have tried to get well by using oth- CT means. Why not come as soon as you find that you are afflicted? It
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-16
ARE OVERWHELMED !. BY GRACIOUS WORDS Delegates to Conferenceof Mis-
 Sionary Society Arrive FIFTY DELEGATES ARRIVE Visitors Greeted With Eloquent Ad- dresses of WeIcome-speeehes In
 Behalf of the City and of the
 Churches of Birmingham.
FIFTY DELEGATES ARRIVE

The annual conference of the Womans Foreign Missionary society of the North Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, convened in the Sunday school room of the First Meth odist Episcopal church yesterday after noon.
 The first business meeting will be held this morning, only preliminary work be- ing uone at the session yesterday after noon.
 At s o'clock addresses of welcome were extended to the visiting women. Mayor Drennen, who was to speak on behalf of the city, was unable to attend and his absence was sincerely regretted by the members of the conference Mrs. J. c. Harrison of Tuscaloosa, president of the society, was in the chair.
 Dr. McFerrin who was to have follow ed the mayor was also unavoidably ab- sent and the Rev W. R. Hendrix, pastor of St. Johns Methodist church, acted as his substitute.
 Mir. Hendrix's Welcome. In welcoming the ladies MT. Hendrix spoke of the opportunity the members of the church would have in meeting old friends and making new ones, and how he was sure the conference, apart from the spiritual importance attached so would be enjoyable to all.
 Mrs. ". A. Salter the district seere- tary of the society, in an eloquent address referred to Birmingham as a true con- vention city" saying there was never q season in the year but what this cftv did not have the pleasure of extending the glad hand of welcome to some represen- tative body of men or women, she hoped that each and every one of the visitors would take away with them a loving memory of sweet and happy moments spent-moments which would finger in their memory long after the conference is passed into the annals of the past.
 pr. Dickinson.
 Dr. A. J. Dickinson, pastor of the First Baptist church. welcomed the delegates in the name of all the different denomina- tions. He said that the missionary worl, Of woman was instituted in the days of Christ. He dwelt on the part wom- an had played throughout the ministry of the humble Nazarene and the apostolic age He believed that the tender love, devotion and presence which radiated around the Saviour two thousand years ago by those who ministered unto Him was the sustaining element of His church today.
 Miss StubblefieId.
 Miss Blanche Stubblefeld responded for the visitors stating that she was afraid the address she had prepared wasn't enough, and that although the visitors felt cordial welcome awaiting them, they had not expected such an avalanche.
 The meeting was interspersed with so- los, which added an additional charm to the proceedings. The music was rendered with rare effect. The meeting adjourned until o'clock this morning, when com mittees will be formed and the regular business commenced. Over fifty delegates arriced yesterday, and about twenty-four more will arrive today