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GIar nnO falt.
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giner Der tGlteiten Sage bes Sa1reS,
= 54nee unO Sis. = Re4t ipdz
tes Wintertpetter.
Quf ben &egen uno ben S4nee
am Montag folgte elm duBerit bitter
talter Sag, unb Der 8etterzGI Fat
fir bsute foIgenoes 8rognoititon gez
ite1t:
Sir 6eute: tlar un0 fdlt.
Die fdlte WeQe mar ge1tern BON
einem bitter tdlten g2~or0peIt7Sturme
begIeitet, Der nit elmer S4neligteit
BON 40 Meilen Die StlnOe Dur9 Die
9traBen Der 9taOt fauite unO ben
Nufentbalt auf ben StruBen 904t
ungemiit6Ii4 madte, ob9lei6 Die
Come i6r freunOli6ites 9eiidt 3eig~
te. @egen QbenO lieB 8tpar Der falte
Winb an StGrfe na6, bod Dafitr
mar bic Semperdtur fortpd6renO i'm
8aQen. 9as thermometer 3etgte gez
tern fDlaenoe S6ndnfunqen:
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N,ua(ftGt unS &etnhcit

i'm 8iere lit bic Marime Der SEQ.
@iint6er, jur., 8rauzGo." Sin ti4=
tiger 8raumeiFer, F~einites Material
unb iorgfame 8ebanblung be7eIben
tDnnen fem unberes 8eiuItat berbei=
fiibren, aIs uniibertreffli6es gfaB. s.
C g. Sci. 2457 Ober 9bilIips 8ro8.,
6O9-611 Siib=garolinezSt. 40
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Gus re GDuntD.
- Du5 3e1tament Der 6rou 6annie
9, 8reaoan nuroe geitern Ytorgen
i'm Waiiengari9t fir 8altimorezGo.
CUR Priifung 3ugela7en. gta4Oem tie
i6rer S9peiter emma, Satin Oes
Dr.. 0m. 8ombel, cine feline Summe
binterIuTsn, DermQ6t iie in Dem Sez
Itamente ben 8eit i6re5 82rm0gan8 Ell
ner anoeren Sdpeit ter, 6rau 8ertie
9aDis. 6r. Gmjl 8uoniB lit ais Sc
Observation-Disclosures genannt unO 0as
3eitdment OOm 3. 5sbruar 1908 0dz
tirt.
- 6r. Saco6 8uff Itar6 am Sonnz
tag in Ieiner @o6nung an Der Gapez
8oao, no5e Der ct. 8bomas@8ir6e
3u Reiiter5tonn i'm Otter Oon rs Sab
rem. @r mar &ir6anoiener Der Gar
riionz6ore itA8ir6e unO elm 8eteran
Oe5 8iirgertriege5. 2luBer ieiner
8ittpe 4interldBt er bret 8inoer.
- 3a6lung56efe6le 5u 8uniten Der
DID SOrpn 0ationdl 8dnt" gegen
Die g}a6genannten, mel6e Si6tpe6z
lei Der nW}ilf 9roouter5 4%Fociation
bon Baltimore" ga6en, Die fpGter BON
Der 8anf in0oIiirt puroen, muroen
qe1tern i'm &rei8Qeri6te fir 8ulttz
morezGount1 gu 3op5on berlGngert:
@m. 8. g}elfon $93.7O, 6arrD u.
Matt6ep5 $249.7O, Same5 3. M
mOnD $187.40, Same8 q. 0}cGomas
$124.85, s. 8sSlep Burns $78.O6,
QquiIa Mc0onaI0 $3.50, So6r q.
GonfIing $8O.41, 6oDarO 9elfon
$71.50, SOfbud 8, GodeD $94.53,
Soi6ua g}slion $71.5O, Q6ra6am S.
elliott $3.50, Ni4ola5 RelIon
$93.7O, 9eter @nfor $15O,95, Daniel
osborn $131.1O, 0e5Ieb Sc. 6are
$124.85, QintpooO s. 4arts $94,54,
OltDer N}. 6ut6in5 $124.85, G6arle5
s. 9rice $124.73, 6onaro q. Sumter
$182.31, G6arle5 81. Scarce $191.56,
Soi6ua 5ut6ins $62.42, @iQtam
Ru6l $62.42, 8m, s. Rauffman
$89,83, 6rant g, Qerpin $467.29,
90. s. Striflano uno g.. 3ipton
$117.24, 6arrp e. 2ptre $1O8,21,
0iuium Slube $62.42, 6urrp q. uno
8iGtam Qe9liter $71.50, 6arrb 20.
@6ipIeD $62.42, Daniel Stu6ler
$93.7O, 6arrp 6. Miles $89.83 uno
6enrp e.. Mrigbt $78.O6.
= 6r, uno 6rau 6amuel 6.
0il6elm, bic nu6e 8entle1zS Springs
tpo6nen, Iiegen fdper frunt an Der
9leureie, rep. 2un8enent3iinOung,
oarnteoer
- ST.. 4noreag N}eiie, 0}itglieo
Der gegentpGrtigen acknowledgements
oes GountDs, Iiegt f4per franf an Der
2ungenent3iinoung in ieiner Dob=
nung gu 6uuerton barnieoer.
Oirettoren fir G6eItenz
an Die Subfcrtbenten uno
N}itglieOer fir Die 0egsr : 8efOrm=
4nItalt gu @6elten6am BADEN in elmer
@er5ammlung in i6rem 8ireau bier
Die foIgenOen 9erren gu 9irettoren
gepG6lt: 8. g. 8riffit6, @Op. Stab
Ter, jun, SOiep6 5, 5annep, 56Os.g.
garion, 6. e. MagruOer, @op. Sttnz
ion, gonaro MarteIl, Hdt5aniel q.
@raip, 6enrb Rsefe, 5enrp 9. 9uz
IaneD, @eorge 5. Bragg, jun., uHo
Daniel q. Runoaq, Die 50. 0. 6.
8altpn uno .. 6. 9ainter iino Die
9ireftoren fir cen Stuat uno Sen.
S6omus S. Sbrpod uno 6arrp g.
Cummings pertreten Die StaOt in
Dem 0irettnrinm
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Expedition oiefe5 8lattes.

Weroen unteru d t.-8or
ben 2(er3ten oe5 8oli3et : 9epurtez
ments erf6ienen gefterr friib 20 9o@
li3iften oe8 noro0fli6en, 0itli6sn uno
n0roli6sn 0iitrift8, um 7i6 auf If
rn @efuro6eits3uitano unteriu6en
gu lafen. Die Tumen Ser 8etraFfenz
BEN tpuroen nt8t befunnt gege6en.
6eute rpirO cine gleife Qn5a6l DON
ben ii6rigen 9iItritten unterIu6t.
8ie fdon mitget6eilt, min bic Be-
60rOe Die tets franfsn BoIi3iIten aus
mer5sn, I'm ben DENT ni6t 5u beeinz
trG6tiQen.
Der Stiftung8tug Der
rSo6nS 6optin5' unioeriz
tat" piro am N}ontag in uuBergez
n66nli6 groBurtiger 0ei7e g~eFsiert
peroen, Die SruItees, bic W}itgliez
Der Der 5utuItdt uno Die Stuoenten
DerIummeln fi8 in Der McGops9aIe
uno muri9iren in Gorpore nu4 Der
Qula, no bic 6eier T~tuttfinOen miro.
Die 6auptreos 6dlt BrOf. Gopin u.
Sulune, 9rGiioent Der nSuIanesl1niz
berfttGt.~ BG6reno Der 6eier lperz
ben me6rere 6erren ben Sitel ais
0oftor Der B6iIoIopbie er6aIten.
Q6enos fin0et i'm ,Garrouton : 9os
tel" 0ag Sa6res : 8anfett Der QI1mz
nen : 8fociation" ftatt. 9or benz
8arfett rperoen bic 8eamter oe80erz
ems erfpG6lt peroen; nominirt fin0
folgenoe 6erren: 9rG7ioent, 5reOerif
8arren, BON gale l1niOerfitdt; &C.
fretdr, NlFreo Senfins S6riOer;
56uBmeiIter, 8eu6en Softer; Grefu@
tiD : @omite: 0m. SeOgpid, Soiep6
@mes, 6enrp @iQiams, Gbus. Mar>
ben uno 6arbep Stone.
Die 8HDget6e4Drbe bielt
qeItern cine SiBung, in ruel4er be-
f6loHsn puroe, Die 8e6ii6r fir bas
gr~tbtlegium, Der nSopce Manufactuz
rinq Co." gu erlauben, 9eletie in Der
grattitraBe mad i6rem 8ei4dft gu
lsosu, nur $3.50 gu bere4nen; Oesglsiz
den purbe Die 8ebi6r Der rAmerican
Gan g." fir Elm G6nli4es 8riDtlez
alum uuf $500 reou3irt. Serner muir
be Der g@eftli6en MarpldnOer8aRn"
aetattet, our8 einen S6eil DON
@pbnn'g 6aug9ort @eleiie gu les
aen. Sir bic 5ertigiteaung OeSSumz
ndltzRunz&anul8 in Der %. StrdBe
purb&n 5000 %berpiQigt.
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SIN Sicnife brrnmgIiift.
Sin 2OtOmotiDFiibrer auf Der 8a6n
in 6ig6tanOtonn iiberfa6ren. =
8ei'm 8angiren BON 6ru4tDag@
QOns um's Qe6en oefommen.

~ ~NtNNlNltU NHNtA wi W ONI''
in 6igbtanbtopn i~iberfa6ren. =
8ei'm 3angiren BON 6ru4tpag@
CONS um'8 2eben gefommen.
Charles gurIe, A Sabre aft unO in
Gr, 1929, Salt : 4oenue, pO6n6aft,
6ii6rer elmer &angirmai4ine Der 90.
90. &c 9. 8a6n," fpurbe geitern 46enb
ge8en 6 u6r BON etnem 5ra6tpaggon
ii6erfu6ren urtO 10 f9limm perIaBt,
baB er Is Mfinuten fpGtsr iein 2e6en
ult86audte. GarIe, Der felt 10 Sab
rem bel Der gerunnten 8a4n ungeiteut
mar, fprung Inn Die genannte 3eit gu
Union : Station, 6tg6tan0tonn, DON
ieiner Qotomotipe, um Da5 Rangiren
me6rerer 5ra6tpaggon5 gu 6eaufiiaz
.tigen. 9u6ei frat er por einen
6ra9ttpaggon, Der CUR 3eit rangirt
puroe, pur6e Don bemiel6en %getrpffen
un0 %itiir8te unter Die RGber, Die t6m
belize 8aine 3ermalmten. gr itar6 Is
Wtinuten Ipdter, o6ne Da8 8epuBtiein
niebererlangt 3u 6G6en urtO iein 2ei6=
nam purbe in Die Yoli3eiitatior gu
Canton geIdafft, mo Squire N}iiuer
morgen einen Snqueit ii6er ben 2ei6=
nam ub6ulten tpiro. @arle 6interz
ldBt feline 0ittpa unO feds &tnDer.
Sci Der Mrbeit &c It ii t.
M}ar @6romer, 27 Sabre aft, in
Oieniten Der ng&ational 6enIterreiniz
gungsy@omp.," ftiir3te geItern BEL Der
2tr6eit pom erften 6todperts Der
o8orDer State Sparbunt," @de DON.
8urf : 9(penue uno 6aDettez6 troBe,
in BEN &eGereingang uno erlitt Gonz
t~uIionen am l1nterleib, Dem ltnten
Nrm un0 Der Spite. Or. q. 8bitez
beao, Der @6rpmer in beFen 8ob=
n1tng, gr. 3O4, NorOz in
8e6anolung rahn, fonnte nt6t felt
ftellen, ob er innerli4e 8~erleBun9en
baoon getrugen bat.
unfGlIe. - 9r. @eOrge 8o4l,
% Sabre alt uno in gr, Alt, Glib
Gentra(z Npenue, po6nbuft, tpuroe 8ez
tern Morgen an Der 4liceanna@, naRe
4nnSGtraBe, OaOur4 aus ieinam
8uggp gsI4teuoert, DoB eine 2otomoz
tiDe Der g. %. &c 9, 8aRn" ge8en
hns @pfG6rt rdnnte. @r fpurDe let6t
berleBt in feline 8o6nung gei4aift.
- Ser 9}eger G6urIe5 5reeman, 27
Sabre alt uno &uti6er fir 9rn.
8immer, Srpington, ging 9eitern
M}orgen ne6en ietnem 5u6rrperf Die
6traBe entlanq. On Der @te BON
Baltimore urb @reene StraBe glttt
er aus unb fiel gu 8oOen unO Dor Elm
Roo, oas Inn iibsr oo5 re6te 8etn
roQte. @r erlttt 3par 9auta6I4iirz
fungen, o6er teinen &nofenbru6, pie
Die 2er3te i'm yM}arDlanO ltntperIiz
tGt8 9oipital" iagten, 6reeman funo
i'm 6auie ieinsr W}utter in g}r. 418,
@l6opz2ane, l1ntertunft.
8eerbigungen. - Die Beer
Digung Der am 6amitag Deritor6enen
6rau MorD 6. 9obIingborit fano gaz
tern Ro4mittog DON ibrer leBten
8o6nung, 9}r. 224, NOro MOnrOe>
6traBe, aus auf Der Baltimore Sc
meterp" fart, PaitOr Suliu5 6of=
mann BON Der 3%ion8z8ir6e amtirte,
uno al5 8a6rtu6trd9er fungirten
feds g}effen Der @eritor6enen, Die So.
6ermann uno Sobn Zimmerman,
6ermonn, @eo. ), un0 9eo, 8O6lin8~
BORT unO Sobn S6ene. Der BON
t6eiGnebmenOen 5reunOen geipenbete
8lumeni6mut 0es Sarge5 mar Elm
iiberau5 i60ner.
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Neue S9uGgebduoe.- SIN
8iireau bes 8ebGube : Snfpeftors
8reItOn fanb geitern iber Die gIGne
fir cine Qn5abI neusr S6ulbauten
cine GonFeren3 nit benz 9rdFoenten
9adaro unb Den gommifGren Gum
ningbum unb 8billips unb Dem SUI
peri~ntenbenten @un Sidle itatt. Die
8e60rbe min Dem @ebdu0e : SnIpefz
TOR entIpredenoe 8orT9lGge MAIDEN
in 8e3ug auf Die innere 0srtRilung
Der G6umlineitsL
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@etterausfi9ter = Sir
M&arDlano unb Den 9iItritt golumbid
flar, an6altenb falte5 Wetter am
M}itflpo9 urb pa6rf6einIt9 am Don't
nerItag, Iei9te, gr0Btent6etls peftli4e
WinDe.
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@cfrieSfocnp uuS muhltbnenS.

Die aQgemeine 8eliebtbeit unO Be-
por3ugung Oe5 8ieres aus 6reO. 8au>
ern76miot'5 r4merican 8reperp" be-
peiit, oaB e5 alien 8ei6mud5ridtun=
osn entipri6t. Yro6efiite 81. 8raue=
rel: 1104-1128 SPLEEN 6traBe. s.
&c g. Sci. 1914, W&O. 1891. (49)
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Der 9entfde Correspondent.
sNittpud,, IS. Sebrnar 1903.



,Muif : 4fabemie."' 9itIe
sgo9s: rSbe 6%OuiuI'.
@baIe's r2bceum : SbeGter." -
2icit gBo6e: r3be 6britian.~ = glur Bel bss
MISUNDERSTANDING pGat apune".
rSor6's Srernbaus". 9ieIe
@O6e: gsOmOSt ser Srrunoen".
,0pGiOonErdBen ;Sbeuter." Stele
sso5t; Abe Rigbt before 9briitmas".
,4ubitorium : Mtuiit : Soue." -
Sicit geO6s: tdslib spei guuOsOiass9 Orttelnneen
s8edbobp : Mluiit G~onterodfe<
riumD. - @ittiuob, ben Is. 6ebrnar, 3 u9F Na0z
mittaes, piertcg RusiielzGudrttttA9on3erf.
.@teuben50 iItrift Nr. 106, .. u
g. 9onncritue, ben 10. JcbrHar, &. St'ft"n9SS
Gct in rSbimet's @alsA.
nNrbeiter : Wdnnerdor. NlOlz
too, pfn %. Stbruar. grOber 1RasfenboA III OCT
5. Gsrmnnia< ID dnuerdprzSdne."
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Rciicm : lie bencr mad, 9cntihlanb ?

I'm Die beiten 8ojiiten unO YldBe
3u Ii6err, ioGten oieiel6en frii63eitig
bele9t merOen. 8iGete per q Or b
0eutf6e 21opb ober 8 q M
burger 9nmpfer, Baltimore
ooer Gen = 0ort, prompt 6sIorgt unb
aQe @u5funft ertbeilt bur4
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Srbau in Snltimnrr.
Ser SAT- bss 9ditors Peters traf perz
fpGtet Elm. = Der Reft DerIief pro-
drdmmgemdB.

fpGtet Elm. = Der Reit berltef pro-
grammgemdB.
Ser Q6tb. @iGiam Sennings
8rban BON Ne6rasta mar felt Der
bentpiiroigen PrGiibenten : @amz
payne am %. Oftober 1900 geitern
9l6enD aum eriten N}dle pieber in Der
StaDt Der W}onumente 81 Safe. Ra9
einem @ortrage in Der Emmanuel
8aptifen : Stride an Der @de BON Ct.
9aul : StraBe unD Iort6 : 4benue
mar er Der SAT- Der yMarplanb De-
m%ocratic Nfoctatton" Bel eirem 8urz
felt i'm ,@utatp 6ouie. 6r.. 8rhQn
traf in 6olge Der @ertebrsitofunq
our8 bas Metter peripGtet DON gelpz
Nort Elm unD tpuroe am 8a6n6ofe Don
8aitor Or. Muotfon 6. 9eters in eli
ner &utf6e d6gebolt uno nit na8 BEL
fen 0obnung gr, 2731, CT. 9aulz
StruBe, 9enommen, mo bas M6en0z
ellen etngenommen lpurDe. &ur3 DQs
na6 fu6ren beibe 6erren na6 benz
Su6ernacle an Der Nort6 : Qpenue, mo
fi8 cine unge6sure Men19enmenqe
eingefunben bate, pel6e Dem 8ortruz
&c beS groBen 3eOners, Der ben Sitsl
trug Sine iiegerOe Nation," aufmsrfz
fam lauf6te. Na9 Dem 8ortraQe
6oIte Elm gomite, 6aite6eno aus BEN
$50. @6arles 81. 9arbp, S. $. Motz
tinglp, S, Qa9aro Sones, %. %.
3atcliff, ., Merebit6 8eeie, 6rant
9riscoG, e.. g. 5ielb, Or. S, $.
8eattp un0 Or. 0irt q. 9u0ul,
9rn. 80. $. 8rpan, fDpie Den ga
itor 9eters gum 8antett i'm nGutap
6ouie" al. GS paren baielbit etipa
70 @eoeGe gelegt. On Steue bes erz
franften 9rGToenten q. q. 9iper
fungirte Der 8icez8rGIioent CHARLES
81. 9ar6p pon Montgomerp : Gountp
ais @oritBer. Die ein5i8s 3eoe De5
46enb5 belt 6r. 8rDan, Der Die poliz
tif6e Gage oes 2unOes Oi5tutirts.
Inter BEN 4nfpeIenbsn bsfanOen Ii6
Die So. Gbarles q. 9arbp Don M}Ontz
gomerp : GountD, Suffer Barnard BON
NQeganb : @ount2, @rzRi4ter George
3. Mapnabier BON 6arforD : GountD,
Charles 6. 5enDuQ bon Baltimore
Gountp, s. Sprtng6olb &eup BON Ga
roline : GountD, Oberit Gutter 8.
@QoD BON annapolis, 6rant 8. Ma(z
bin bon annapolis, s. 81. Rem8burg
BON 6reorid, @Dnin @arfielo, 6ranz
cts 6. gepeG, Sobn 8. 9ietri4, So6n
Serfins, Ql6ert 90. Cooper, 6rant If.
8iebler, MGer .. 8, Qipman, .. I}ez
rebit6 8eefe, Same5 81. 2iOeion, %.
g. 81an, 81. s. See 6au, S.S.6ielo,
5runt 9riscoG, s. 2d8arO SOnas,
6arrD s. 8arranger, Samuel 70.
8ilcor, @amusl 8egeiter, NnOrsp
Qitfen, s. 9enrp Mattinglp, SO6n %,
Bopa, S6oma5 9piQiam, ., Barter
8ater, 6pparo 8rDant, 6enrp Penge,
Nrfi6alo 8. Saplor, u. Bernard
Chancellor, 8, Self 0}il6urn, GOporO
6. 8oaman, Same5 9urOen, %. 8.
8lofer, 6enrp 4unutt, 36omas ..
Glort, 6ront s. 0orfdeu, SObn 9.
Mattberp5, Samuel 6. 6eirD, 9rof.
6. 8. Gorman, 2ouis Nun5i, 8m.
6, Bomb, S. $, Brandt, PoitOr Or.
Maoiion 6. Qetsr5, Gapt. @a8par 8,
8um6ert, 9r. Daniel %. 6mitb, Or.
S;p6n 6. 6ut6arlanD, Or. 0irt u.
9upall uno Or. s. 8. 8eattn.
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Sn g 6uB6oft 8enom m { n

Sn 56uB6aft geno m ZEN.
- Sn Der n0rDG6er Station rpuroe
Der 8rauar6eiter O5tar S6umann,
Al Sabre aft, ouf Griuaen ieiner
G5raa f~eitoe6ulten, bis maj ii6sr ieis
Hen oeiTti9en 3ufonO enti6isOen bat.
Gr miro 6eute DON 3pei Qer5ten nn@
tsr7u6t peroen. S6umann ipuroe
onF benz alien 8~uie6aaplaB in Der pos
rioen reoneriften Naht BON einem
90li3iiten gefunOsn. Seine 6amilie
no6nt in ylr. 1890, HQrOs6rontitr.
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Stcnbcn=S iffrift 91r. 1916, .. II. g.,
6. StiftunaS-Seif
SDnncrftag, ben 10. Sebrnar, in
Sbimef'5 Sale.
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UNI pie @elt oOer na4 irgenO einsm
She'll Der MeIt arrangirt. GeiiebiIz
Iete ii6er ale 8ubnz unO 9ampferz
Qinien. Sbep. 8. Oiener C
6 o., Ais Water=Str. (2669
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80. Suros 1L.- ETetdlz ~""'N m..,
81" meter. ~4'" tistsit o,,1 XVII
500 I. 2914 81 SIS .N.sgE. ID SIur.
So q. so O2 IL IL u. IL y&lar.
9sittI. @oroutetert. 29.-3 &ohfc 3emperatur. 81
WiittI. Sbermometerf.. IS g~iieoriqite lemperat II
Die hotit: Sdrenisteit be5 26inoeS IN elmer
Struos betrie 80 Dteiten pom ytoroueitcn.
Sug QcitriQc % ctter. - Die ~nisOriQite
Selnplratur ots qtitriQcu Cages IBIS s llbr gbtuOsJ
lpur AMI ua6qtnanuteu Statioucn, iote tolgt:
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GelSfenSnngen na6 9entihlanS.
"a Gentg pro Mlart unO @ommiiz
finn. Gbeo. 8. 0iener &c 6 o.,
lis Wattr=S trnBe. Qu8IdnoiI6es
Gelb, @e4ieI unb GreOit 8riefe.
@hiffstartsR ppR unb ned europa.
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@cttcrbcrid1t.
Der. GtaateHsgS ettsrsS iireau, }
Baltimore, Den II. 6ebruar 1907
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@eoaufenitri0 . bt0tutet @ul, B. 5. =
mare , @raO inter glul.
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Der yG6anticIeer 9emotr, Club
Der 2. Warb" bat ii4 am Montag
Q6enO in CIR. 255, @iiosQnnftraBe,
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-22
CUR DOG LIKENED TO THEM.
General Baldwin Must Now Tx
plain to Teddy.

zone of my reasons for liking the
Filipino as soldier is the same that
gives me preference for the negro in
the same capacity in fight am not
worried about his safety, as it does not
make any difference whether he gets
killed not
SO said General Frank d. Baldwin,
commanding the department OF
Colorado, on taking charge in Denver
a few days ago, fresh from the Philip
mines. "There is nothing more to be
added in explanation than this; ii a
uerson owned thoroughbred or full
blooded dog ADD also cur 1t Is not
natural that he would have the cur
killed before the other"
The general added that the future
of the islands depended on the intro
duction of Chinese labor, as the whites
were Eincapable of doing anything by
and the natives were too
lazy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-22

Mr.. E. A. Schwartz has just return
ed to Washington from Cuba, where
he went for the department of agri-
culture to make an investigation of the
cotton lands and of the depredations OF
the cotton boil weevil, says Wash
ington dispatch TO the Savannah
News. The especial purpose of his
visit was the desire to find, if possible,
some parasite which will destroy this
pest so fatal to cotton. He failed to
find any such parasite. He found, in
stead, that the weevil exists pretty
generally throughout Cuba, and that
the cotton possibilities OF the island
are naturally very much injured by its
existence.
The department of agriculture has
been devoting great deal OF attention
to the boil weevil in the hope that
some means of Kidding the cotton lands
of it may be found.
Investigations have been made
throughout Mexico, and, as stated, In
Cuba, but without favorable results.
So far no parasite to destroy the boil
weevil has been discovered.
The reports to the department show
that the territory of the boil weevil's
operations in the southwest is extend
ing year by year, the advance being at
the rate of approximately seventy-five
miles each year. With its present
progress the pest can be expected to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-22
THE JERSEY TRUSTS.
Nearly a Thousand Wiped Out of
Existence.

The governor OF New Jersey the
other day wiped out of existence near
ly a thousand corporations chartered
under the laws of New Jersey and
having an aggregate capital of $24,
10000. New Jersey is the spawning
bed of trusts. Her laws are specially
liberal in giving birth to them and the
state lives on the taxes paid by these
creations. The corporations whose
charters were annulled by the gov
ernor had not paid their taxes for two
wears, 1t is said that they did not
represent any very large amount OF In
vested capital. Most OF them were
wildcat mining and developing
schemes. The great bulk of them
were incorporated to float some pro-
iect or to protect some patent. About
20, 600 corporations have been char
tered in New jersey and one out OF
twenty has been forfeited. The Jer'
sew trust is said to be about as bad as
the Jersey mosquito.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-22
QUEER ITEMS FROM AFRICA.
What a Traveller, just Returned
From That Country, Saw.

A Dutch traveller, Furt Dinter, who
has just returned from south Africa,
tells queer stories of things that he
saw.
He stayed for some time in valley
called Balloons KranZ. There he saw
immense armies of balloons which de-
scended daily TO the wells to drink,
making hideous noises and paying no
attention a. all to the human beings
who were camped near BY. These
balloons were harmful enemies to the
settlers in the valley. for they had the
habit of catching the goats when they
were put to pasture and riding on
them until the poor beasts could run
no farther.
One day while Dinter was in camp
in Hottentot land he heard rushing
sound as if rain were falling in tor
rents. Not far away it seemed to
him as if cloud had actually begun
To fall upon the earth. The cloud
turned out to be locusts. The planters
and cattle raisers soon appeared with
their meE and gathered them in bags
They smoked the insects to kill them
and then dried them in the sun, after
which they were fed to the dogs,
chickens, pigs, goats and cattle. The
traveller found that oxen and horses
are especially fond of the locusts, and
get fat and strong during the locusts
season, as do the natives, who also
gorge themselves.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-22
PAT CROW TO THE FRONT.
Famous Kidnaper Writes to the
Chicago Police.

Now that President Roosevelt is in
the tall tim Der and out of sight, Pat
Grove comes once more into vision.
1t will be recalled that he stole Mil
lionaire Cudahy's small son at Omaha
more than year ago and that the
police have been hunting for him ever
since. A day or two age the police
of ST, Joseph, Mo-, received letter
from Pat in which he informed them
that he was residing in suburb of
that town, that he had been there fog
three months, and that as soon as the
fro,, was outof the ground he proposed
to sow crop OF pumpkins. Upon re-
ceipt of the letter the police HE'D
them to the suburb mentioned Mr..
Grove had flown, but they got evil
dence to show that he had told the.
truth about having been there for
three months.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-22
A BIG WHEAT CROP.
1t Is Predicted 900, 100000 Bush
els Will Be Raised This Year.

The biggest winter wheat crop this
country eyer harvested, using the de-
partmenU of agriculture's figures, was
All, 100000 bushels last year. The
April condition this year is 97.3 com
pared with 1877 a year ago. The de-
partment makes no estimate in bushels,
but translating the condition figures
into bushels by the method employed
by the statistician of the New York
produce exchange the present prom
Use for this year is about $50, 1000, 900
bushels of winter wheat The area
sown is 100000 acres more than was
sown last year. The best condition
figures for several years prior to the
present were 9l.7, two years ago, when
the area was 100000 less than is
sown now, and the crop was $4,000, 000
bushels.