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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
Nn unitre
NbDttttentett
III MaibingtOn,

NadJ Observation-Disclosures trcncH
Gicnit fat iidj Scr 2lgcnt HnO Scrtrc-
ter OeS pGcntidcn GOrrcipOuOcntcn"
i'll &nIbinatOn, &r. SOGn U. MOcllcr,
cntidlOiicn, iid uOm 6cidaft 5nriid.
jn5icBcn, gSir erlan6cn ms Oabcr,
nniercn aCcbrtcn N6Uuncnten in
&aIbinatOn crgcGcnit 0u5n5eigcu,
Oais allc &eridjtignngcn @u6nuug8s
iucdJicl bctrcffcnO, o6cr iunitigc
SdJrciGen oircft an OaS SauptGiircan
CcS pScntidJcu GOrrripunocntcn,"
All ct. Eanl = Str, Baltimore,
IiO, 5n ridJtcn iirO. Sin @crtrctcr
bcS pGOrrciponOcntcn" luirO pcriO-
bid bel Den G6Onncntcn Ouriprcdcn,
nm ben SnbifriptiOnSprci8 5n cOlcf.
tircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

Guuofraten &ubcrt 2ipitgitou uno
9romn.
0us Gomite miro berte cine net
tore Sibuug bulten, Dor meld1er ser
StroBen &einiglngS GommiiiGr
cine Grtl0rung abqeben ioQ, marlml
mo fir rDeldc 3pedc or Oen Betrug
an93ugeben gcoentt.
Gin aiiHitiGer @eri6t ii6cr 0ie Or
ribtl1t8 elmer oEorentol "Sdule, y.
+. cine Anitolt iiir dIronii6c Sdui.
ihludn3cr, murOe i'm 5ucitrn 3uciac
eingereidt.
Nh genom III zen
mrrOcn i'm critcu 3tueiae:
Die &crorOuuug, oie @art- @e66roe
SIT olltoriiiren, iiber Die Terrace ne
ben Der &affenbaQe an @reItonItr.
Die Obbut 81 iibcrncbmen;
Der 9eihhtB, $t2t.21, Ocn 1te6cr-
iNuB ans Dem Gono, pelder Dem Sc.
di9iotip Gontitc oe5 Stuotratbc9 fiir
&gjtotion95ruccfe 5tlr &crfiigltng ge-
iIcut luorocn NOR, IN ole Stootfoiie
5llriid 5t 5oblcn;
Der @eihluB, ben StoOt 3uoe.
nieur oOer @ebduoc . &nipcftor SIT
criu6cnl ct. %onIItroBe, 5rpiiAen
&erinaton- rn0 6opcttcfraBc, fiir
cen &crfebr 5u 0iinen.
3u @uuiten Ser r|GoqIe9.'
0r. %ittlc reidbte cine &eroronumQ
Elm, OlrG mclde Die i'm lcttcn Sabre
non Der StoOt 5u &Quminations5me-
fen beiAniitcu clettrii6en Ginridl-
tulqcu DEM biciiQcu Sort 9}r. 50"
Ger nGoQlea" gclie6cn mcrocn, sic
BON II. bis Il. September in 9ulti-
more loren &ubrca Gonpcnt bnIten
lUcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
@niienGanS
&OlfSfcit
Eiiuait-M Omtaa
Den %. Mai
QlO-D 0arlcD-Enrf.

ioBtIuQcn -
&omcS s. MoIonc bot Die ,@olti.
morc-O bio-9obn" ouf $4,000 Sdo-
Ocncriob perflogt iiir S6oOerL ser
anAcblid ieincm &otie gtr. 1859,
GolpcrtitroBc, ourdl SprenQlugcn
5llgciiigt purOe, Die 5ltr Belt fir Ocl,
nGten &ntmigruntcll-@icr in Occult
Yoint I'M 0unge moren.
&curn Smith & S06nc, Gol1s
trottorcrL boben George OcucQ lurO
oic vllnitc0 States 6iOelitp onO
Guaranty 60" olif gllS5oblung CT
ner 9iirGidoft BON $1,000, Die BON
2)euel 0egcben ipllr0e, %pcrflogt. Gle
&loge itiltt iid oui ongcbli6eu Gon.
trottbrlld in ser Contribution oe9
NnbultcS 5llnt Stoot9ballS in Nnno.
polls. Ger &crfloQte lit beihuloigt,
icinen Gontruft nit)t ouSgefiibrt SIT
bobcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
WniicnbnnS
&Olf9icit
@iinait-M OntnN
ben %. Wtni
QlOD 0HrlcN=@nrf.

SMcioun9Sfloqen. - Sm
&rcia0cri6t gtr. . murOe qcitcrn
MorGoretc Garrtqon, Nr. al, 6or,
rcit.S troBc, cine tbeilmeiic Sdci=
Dung bon @cter S. GorriQou bctpil.
li9t. NuBerocm mltrOcn ibr $275
Nlimcntc mo $50 2lmpolt5gebii6rcn
5lt0ciprodcn. 0os @criGt bcfubl
olf, oob Gorrigon OoS &olla Or.
1898, MiIcoritroBe on feline 6rolt
ilbcrtroQc.
&n 0cmielben @eriht er6ie(t
Gmmo :. Carer ob%ioIlltc ShciOlng
BON &ouc9 Z. GnrcO.
2lnnie &. Bennett muroc bon
&obn Is. Bennett Qeidieoen.
Eoulinc O'0onncQ ioQt, oob
ibr Wtom MiAocl 0'Ionncll lie
pcrlolicn uno noh Gnglono Qcgon-
Gen lei. Sic rcidte cine S6ciounQa-
tIuge gc9cn i'm Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
@~aiicnGnns
&ulfSfcit
Efin9it-M Ontag
ben %. Mni
GlOD SGrleD.Enrf.

Sncorporationen. Die
o2ocllIt Eoint SocioI Settlement
Niiociotion" lpurbc 9eitcrn ollr6 &.
$. Sbonion, 6ronf 9. Smith, ..
i. SopneS, Srcoerid y. Stieif, ). s..
Gplor, Ni6oro $. SolmeS, Morion
Is. 6enbogen, Simon Spicer, 2rcie
Sutton un0 Morp g. Cor incorpo-
rirt.
Inter Dem Nomcn ,Mor.0cl.
Mobile 60" incorporirtcn iih ge-
itern &obt. s. W. @omia, Sobn s..
Suter, Graham 9. SoIl, Sreoerid
". MoIoeis mno 4leronoer Sontia
nit einem Gdpitol bon $1,000. Die
Gontpugnie miro III Nutonlobilen
bonoeln.
- Die .Ilbemnrle Gum 2ilmber
Selling Iiiociotion" mlroe geltern
BON Spbn Z. 2prldL Sronf 2iernep,
Gbtporo NJ. @ia, glIfreo s. Garr ltn0
5. Z. Gorbin nit cinem 9lftienfapi-
tai bon $1,000 incorporirt.
Sic Gonfir alton ser &or
Sinai : Congregation finoet morgcu
Gbenb I'M Gempel itott. Die folgen-
0cu &inoer merocn coifirmirt: Spl.
ban Sonhel Cohen, Ilpn 8. Gon'
ltan, GDit6 6. Sedt, Stio Gemper,
Camille s. Gang. BERNARD 5. 0ters
feIO, Nbe %. Sppenbeimer. Silba
Giciierforu mo Sirom Winternis,
nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
StdOt Baltimore.
Mcttcrnnsiidltcn.

sir 0}nruluu0 uno Den 0iItrift
Gollmlbin flares @ctter, iriihe melt.
lihc Nin0e.
Ger b6ditc Gbcrmomctcritouo mar
81 @rao nm 4 llbr Nodmitlog@.
Ger uic0riaite Sbcrmomctcritmlo
mar IS 0raO nm 7 llbr M}orQcnS.
Der Nin0 bate cine Shncligfeit
non Fl WtciIen aus Dem Often.
W}ittlercr @aromctcritonO 29.7l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19


Die neuc Grqrl Der 2 T..
" lpbonu &trhe. II @ines
Der groBten Grqelperfe IN sen Ser.
Staoten, melbe9 aus Der Gpqel7Su
BRIT Der 6irnlo @enrp gtiemQnu II
So. oabier berporgegauqen it, mur0c
lceben III Der ct. Alpbouius Stride
altiacltelt mo miro 6Clrtc, @lbenoS s
lin, 0urd) 3luei nun1baftc Grael- Sir
tllolcn elmer 0fientIid)en @ritfrulg iii
ter5ogell. 0ieie5 groBortigc ,%5nitrlt-
mcnt murOe inter inrqfGltigcr &nul
ijdt Oc9 &oter &cftor9 6ranj Arltb,
cines Sohucritdnoiaen, mad Spc};
fifationcn bon Yrof. Stoiirl. 0rQu
nit Der ct. Nlpboniu9 STRIDE, er-
baltt un0 5cihnet lid iorpobl 0urdl
ieincn WtcGuni5nu5 ola oltrC9 irina
SonfiiQc Dor unoercn lSnItrtmenten
tciner 9trt aus. IS Duri oiciea IN,
Iirlment obnc llebertreibuua ais cin
mirtltdes Weiitarluerf Der OrQcl6uu-
tltltlt be3eidnet luer0CI. Die NftiuE
6l'r1 oaS gauge E5nitrlmtett 1T
nneumotilden Spiten9; oer2nihlu1
1T ebcnlo let1t, mie Der eiuc98ianoS
lnlo Die Slltonotion lit prompt. Die
ltdj8 9olge limo je ieta bel udt 7yltB
CROP lul0 cr5clgen binrcidcuO l3in0
liir ouo ooQe @ert; oieielbcn mcrocl
0nrd cIcftriiWc Motorc in @eueQuro
aclcBt. Ga@ @crt bat II iprchcno.
&cAliter. nelm Coupler, orci bolol
cirtc ailpea-"%cOolc, 5mei combine.
ton pilton9," iiebeu mc6Qniidc Sic.
liitcr mo uugcidbr orcitaulcnoGfei.
len. &on Den Al lpre6enocn &cQi
tern limo IS in orci icporute ,iucl
borc5" cin0el6loIcL meldc nit Der
titalcn oimcu ibuoeS" pcrie6en limo
mo mobbdugig ODER ultd) olrrb cine
meduniid)e &orriAtuHg gcmcinior:
ppcrirt meroen tGnncn. Tieic Gin.
rld)tlulG bat piclleidt feline anOcrc
OrgeI 0e9 &nnOCS %mf5upciicn un0
III OiclcIbc cine Griinoulg oea Or
bnltcr5 Der OrQcl. Ger Stirnuru
Der OrQel mllrOc Die 0r0btc SorG,
iolt 5u9cpen0ct, mo oieicl6c lit
cbenio tlonQrcih unO b~ornroniicA
ais ibr gar5cr Mc6aniaml9 bepllt.
Icrlmg@mitrOig lit; bcionoers ii6cr-
%trciicn Die Orr6 gepiiic 9tegiiter hcr.
porgcbrod)tcn Orhcitcr Gillette iiir-
lUohr @lQc5, luoa III oicier 0irii6t
nod ic bon cilcm Grgclboucr 0clci-
iIct mor0cn. &lr}, sic nelle Cracl
iii Gin Wteiitermcrf ser moOcrucnSr.
%acIboutunit. God lit Oorouf &iiI-
ijbt gcnonmerL Dob ibr (on nidjt
Ter Congratulate, %ion0crn Scr STRIDE,
ecm @~ottc0bauic, onlepaBt iii. GiAe
Q1n5lidc 9}cllbcit inn Orgclbmu oiirt
IL cine &orrihtrulg oicicS &nItrh
ltcnte9 icilL mo0urd) oua yilucu= "@C-
Dol Die @cbcl Der greet ilueu organ"
lperirt, 10 Oob Sic %Scrtc Der orci
Manuole g~leidBcitia in Milton trc
len mo allf Oieie gSciic mGhtigc ere.
tcr0o- uno Damn picrcr oiminuen0o.
Vifcttc bcrpor0cbrud)t mcr0cn f6p=
ncn. Cine on0crc 9tctbcit lit, Dub
pltrd cine pucumatil6c &orridtunQ
0n@ @Iodcnipicl I'M E6lrmc ser Sir.
Dc orf Dem &cool ser 0racl Qclpiclt
locrOcn fam. Die Grgcl miro OH.
FtinaItionntog Dor Dem Nod)onlt fci-
rrIif %cinaCpcibt mo 10 Dem 0icnIcc
@otteS iiber0cben mcr0en. Nuditc.
belt0 gcbcn mir Die Gin3clnbeittu oic.
les groBortigen &nitrlmcnte: Die
Crgcl bat orci W}omlolc, umiojicn0
G-9 1, CT 9}otcn, ullo on@ 4coul
m1iabt G6G--G, 30 Soften. Ser Ncr-
tollf Der GintrittSfortcn mar Elm icbt
gutter, iln0 iii Is a%n5llrotbcr1, Site
- frilb mic m6glid ST. bclegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
NnS Dem Snncrrn MnrOIono'8 nnS
Den NngrCn5eu0cn Stnntcn.

ST.. &iuN 3um NJ oUor err
mGblt
Gas Aleiultut Scr Stnotmublcu il,
Cumberland )uurOe crit QcitcrnW}ors
gen acgen 3 llbr %betunnt, ais Die Hc
porte BON ser 6. @ur0, Siio Cunt
bcrIan0, m1tancn. Clarence ".
Sing HepubIituner, lplroe nit %
Sttumlen M|ujoritdt iibcr Charles +.
Simmermom 0emofrut, sum WiuDor
crmdblt. @clpnro W}. 6ltllcr, 0cnto-
frnt, muroe nit elmer Stimmcmlcbr
belt Don Is 5lm Staot Glrrt micocr
erlp16lt. 0iC5 lit &rn.6 Suffers bier.
fer NmtStcrmin. Gtua9 lit icbr ci
Gcntbilmlid in Der Mnbl, Dab midi
elm ein5iacr Gonoi0ut Scr Nrbcitcr
Union erpdblt muroc, obQleid Gum.
bcrIoub cine itrcnQc llnionitoot lit
Die Hcpublifoucr %crluGbltcu UicrN2it
glie0cr 0cs Stootratbca, 0ie Gcnlo-
trutcu ems, Der ncuc Staotrutb.
meId)cr I'M &lni 5ltinmmcnfowmleu
miro, miro aus Z HcWlblitaneru ulh
1 0cmofrotcn bcitcbcn. 0o5 &otm!
iibcr bic &crou$aobuug bon 0bliQo-
tionrn I'M Mertbc BON $4,000 fir
Gin bejabltcS 6cllcr 0eportcmcn,
mar 1921 0ufiir mo COG 00QCQcn.
Gontclt IN NllcQonD.
GuuutO.
Die 3cl3dbIung ser S|tinm5Cttcl
in Dem CONTEXT bon 0ooio N. 9tobb.
HCpublitoncr, aca2n Muffin u, Q8il
lOH 0emotrot, nm 81 enti6ciocn,
lucr bon Ncioen 5lum StaatSuumolt
cnodblt wuroe, bate gcitcrn Dor
9iihter &oicpb u. @onocr inGlmbcr-
lonO ieincn Aniong. @ilion muroc
nit elmer Siimmcnmcbrbcit bon Is
lCBten Nobcmbcr iiir crlpGhlt erflGrt.
0ctn putirt.
George Nciunon, 10 Sabre alt,
ber ieinen Mobnort oils Ga Grolie,
Nisc., ougibi, lpllroe Aeitcrn in on1
oWfontenero . Soipitol" IN 6reoeriG
aebradt, no icin red)te5 9cin onlpll.
tirt perocn mubte. Ger <nne Der.
illd)te ouf cincn 3rnht5ll0 81 iprinr
lcn, ais er ous1titt mo inter Oic9i0-
Scr iicG.
QucCu e'S Contention.
Die ocmotrotti6e County. Gonper
tipu fir Gucen Nnnc'S Gouptu iono
Neitcrn in Geutrepiac Itutt. Tolocnbe
GcIcgaten lprrocu crpGbIt; Sir oic
GongreB Contention in Ocean Gitn
- @nt. 9. Smith. s. 2oniS&booeS,
Ginlep Ho6crtS unb Wiilton S.Hrice
sir Die Gtoot2 . Gonucntion 49, :.
q. Goof, Soicpb ". @oQocc, Sobu
g8. 9iibpp mo $. Glop SenOrir.
Scenes Nmt.
&r. Glorioec d. 9ople bon 9lo-
~Ocnsburg lit 5rm Superintenbcntcn
fir 0iirntIidc Son0itroBcn fiirErincc
@%eorge'S Gountn crnomnt mor0eu.
0oS amt purbc crit in Der Sibnnl
Der lctten 2egiSlotur creirt mno be
5oblt $500 pro Sobr,
&crfu0tcr SeIb II mor6.
Plus 8opoS miro gemeloet, oub
SSm, 6. Cation elm 3immermonn
bon Glagett8niQe MontgomerusGom
IN, OoieIbit beriudlt babe, SeIblmor0
81 be9eben inOen or lid nit eincm
Nniirmciicr hie aeble burhidnitt.
Sein 3uitano lit acknowledgements.
Gr lit GO Sabre ali mo bat cine6roll
mo mebrcre crluo6ienc ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
@niicnG dnS
@niicnGdHS
@ulfsfcit
&finAit-M II
Den %. Mai
GAO NnrlcO=Gnrf.

@rn. Gcrin'S SeitomCnt.
II Gas Scitoment OeS &rlt. NcIiorl
@erin, mel6er ON II. Mai Iturb.
wurOe g~eitern I'M @oiienGcridt cin-
0ereid)t. @r. Eerin binterlGbt lem
gauges GcrnoQeu iciner @ittme
6rou Gao 81, &erir. Soltc 0icieIbc
iehnd mieOer beirot6cnt 10 iQQt Oua
&ermoNen Sen ainbcrn Moric
Solliie, @loop5, 2omrcncc s.. Nclz
ion inn., unO @robtoro Gerin 5lt.
Sein &trnlogen miro ollf bier Mil.
lionen Collars geidGtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
Shiffsfartcn oun Baltimore nadj
Wrrfuru.

@er cine Geiie mad DcutI6lono
an3lttreten geoenft, benahrid)tiae st.
to 4ainberger, @r. 202, 81. .8reene.
StraBe. Ieent oes rIorooeutiden
2lopo," nelbcr meitere Iilsfunit er.
tbeilt. (Aprilt .2lRte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
@niicuGnnS
&olfSfcit
Yfingit.M uutaa
Den 23. Mai
Ql0D Snrlens Fart.

3u q NJ enfunit pom Ser.
/ herunq$ u genten.-Ger.
treter Der .Nenn Mtutuol = 2ebenS-
@eriiderungs . @eieuihoft" bielten
aeitern Die critic Sibung ibrer Sab
res . Convention I'M gSotei 9elpi
bere" ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
2otal6rridte aus 9eaIbin9tOm.


V'NONN"
Son irmntipu in Ser g u
naqoQe.
Ntorgcn miro in Der s. StraBcn-
SpnoAogc COS Set S6u6notb &c.
feiert mcrocu. g810rcn0 oc5 @ormit.
Observation-Disclosures mer0en Die fol.
genOcn iul19cn &elltc confirmirt mcr-
ben: &iuion Goblen3cr, Hc1a6lciids
monrL 6lorcnce GlISoort 2eono
@cd)ulNcr, Carrie &mtfmorm, Grace
Htce, Grncitine Md Molcolm 2nler-
bo6, Mulricc Gjicmun, Wclpiuc
6ildcr, Gmunlcl @un5, NlpiuNoffu,
Scrop Sing, N}ilton Sing, 2ouiS
Somentbol mo 2Qfreo Stern.
3ebn Sabre iir NnQriff.
HtGtcr @ri9bt pcrurt6ciltc QcItcrn
6ront Clemens 81 10 &obren 3lld)ts
boil@. Clemens bottc am %. Mars
cinen W}orOonioQ oui &oco6 2cpin,
Den Better zines @rocericluoens in
Sil0-SSoIbin9toM aemo6t.
9crIclbe Hidter Iegte Dem N}cQcr
&obn @oilep cine Strofc BON $1,000
ltno Gin &obr @efdnqniB ouf. 9oi.
len mar e6cnfoQS otS 2(ngriii@ be-
iNul0igt.
9ei'm &rGii0cntcn.
Sr. @n1. @erens, len, Der GrGii-
Bent Der uGGo@. S6neioer 9ofinq
&c." mo @r. @m. 9crldcrt, ser Icit
ldn9er, ais 20 &obren oie Gr3euQ-
mile Oicier NhlitprbGdcrci elmer gro
BEN 3o6l bon &lnoen 5uiiibrt, mltr.
oer am Wiittpo6 ourh &rn. Simon
&oIf Dem @r0iiocntcu S6eoborp
9%Iooicpclt I'M o@eiBen &ollic" uorqc.
ltelt. &r. @erenS ilberreidte benz
RrGii0cnten ais @ei6cnf ser bon
t0nl pertrctcncn GompuQnic Elm
i6On cingerabmtc5 Bib, mcldeS
Srn. unO 6rou ISM, 9clt6crt, lmt-
ge6ct bon elmer bliibenoen &ia0er-
idonr, If G66tern mo I anoben,
bartlett. Wtit ii6tli6em @oblqeiul.
len rll6te 0aS Il'ge 0cS WanneS,
BON Dem ouS aefliigelte @ort bon
Dem orocc iuici0e" berrii6rt, oltf Die
lem 9iIoe, nno benumDernO ricf or
ans: pErGdtiAl nidt nlr IN 9c5uq
ouf Gllontit0t, ionbern aud uuf
GunlitGt." Gam, iib 5u Dem lang
iGbrigen GbiirDiitpr Capt. Charles
S0ffler mcnocno, iugtc er: yGopitdn.
ne6men sic oieic9 9ilo iuob( in
9t6t. v9is jest iinO eS MIR 3iu6lf,~
loate Sr. 9crenS, Dem sic 2clltIclio-
felt OcS @rGiiOentcn Sen Mlt6 5t
einem @iblport COB. y@16reno
SbreS ndd)iten GerminS 6oifen mir
&bnen Gin 9ilo nit eincm uoQcn
S0dcrOubcnO iiberrei6en 5u f0n.
ncn." Ser ErGiiocnt loftc bcrsIib
mo pieoerbolt id)iittelte er Ieinen
9eIu6ern, Oie ibnl oiienbur cine
pirtli6e 6relloc bereitet 6ottcn, ole
@on6.
Qfcen5en
SumeS e. Campbell unb 9(unie 81.
Hobinion.
SonuleI 9renner un6 Beatrice
@bitport6.
Charles U. Drills unb Minnic
Sor0on.
Rolpb 6iSf bon Qrontico, So,
l1l0 &oltro 6. 9oriep bon @omaro-
Gountp, 0to.
0onolb u. Suibep mo SaroG i.
Gotterion, @eioe BON Erincc @ilz
liont.Gountp, ga.
@orl q. &ogcr un0 Charlotte
0iooOp, 9eibe BON 4leranOrio, go.
Sermonn @ianer rno Sottie
Houtt.
Clifton 9errp uno Nottie 3oscoe.
Soiepb &. @rpon unO Gpelpn
GobD.
Clarence s. 9omor uto gioIo
Senneberger, 9cioe bon Tuscororo,
M6.
Charles MorriS uno Moric 6.
Barnes.
Z. s. Senp un0 2iQion @unroe,
@eioe bon Golemou's, So.
Soiepb Scott uno gooie Soaioon.
y. Non 9perlu bon Wilmington,
Gel, unb Srene Morp Sliper BON
9%enningS, Q. &.
Sobn &. &iaioms uno W'orp 3.
Sbompion.
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@aiicn6 hans
&aiicn6ans
SplfSfcit
Giinait-@ Ontug
Den %. Mai
040-) Sarl"gsGart.

ScnnD's Shcc nnS 1aficc iino sic
beIten. Die por5iiglihen trinfbaren
gigenidoften o%erieIben iino ltets
9leihm6Btg.
6. .. Gcnng So.
Wpril5
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-07-15
VERGENN Ed.

Mrs. Frank Dart is visiting relatives
in Port Henry, N. Y.
The condition of F. II. Thompson re-
mains about the same.
Miss Margaret Nix of New York city
is guest at the Stevens House.
w. r. Warner went to Keesville, N.
~. , Monday for a short visit to DIR. X.
". Severance.
Thomas ODonnell of New Russia, N.
Y, was in town Saturday to purchase a
pair of horses.
7. Neville left last evening for his an
nual two weeks vacation at Province
town, Cape Cod
The condition of Frank Flagg is report
ed to be slightly improved, with symp-
toms more favorable
Mrs William Chase and daughter
Mariory, of Granville, N. Y, are visiting
Miss Grace E. Kingsland.
Mrs. Charles McCuen of Haverhill
Mass, is visiting her husbands parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. McCuen.
Miss Ethel Hnckley of Pepperell
Mass, a former resident of this city, is
visiting her uncle, F. NJ. Moulton.
Miss Lulu Stilson has returned from a
weeks visit to her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Rogers of Williston.
B. o. Barrows. who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Emily Barrows has
returned to his home in Waterbury.
City Sheriff T. Dillon took Frank
Nimblett Saturday to Middlebury to
serve 10 days sentence in Jail for in
toXication.
Ruth, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Harrington, underwent a sue
cessful surgical operation Saturday at
DIR. Sparhawk's sanitarium for appen-
dicitis.
Mrs. w. D. Woodman gave party
Saturday afternoon to IA of the girl
friends of her daughter, Louise, it being
the 14th anniversary of her birth. Re-
freshments were served on the lawn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-07-15
COUNTY NEWS.
BRANDON.

Miss Andrews has gone to her home
in Albany
c. |. Marsh of New York is here for
the summer.
Mrs. C. NJ. Winslow visited in Sails
bury recently.
Mrs. w. A. Fuller is in Boston for a
few weeks visit.
J.J, McIvilly of New York is with his
family on Park street.
Prof. Burnham, of Boston, is with Mrs.
Leighton for the summer.
Miss Mayme Lynch was with friends
in Dorset and Dandy for a few days.
Charles A. Dana has returned to New
York after two weeks stay III Bran
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edloys Desmarais of
Rutland are guests of her brother, Leon
Shambo.
Mrs r. F. Cushman and daughter of
New York are guests of Mrs Nj. o..
Leighton.
+. w. Gilman, the Rutland railroad
brakeman, who was kicked by horse,
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Tower of
Concord, Mass, are guests of her mother,
Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop.
The Misses Commisky of New York
are here for the summer, guests of j. j.
McIvelly and family.
The Backus Manufacturing company,
which had been closed down for a week,
started again Monday.
Mrs. j. F. Fiske returned Tuesday
from Woburn, Mass, where she has
been visiting relatives for two weeks.
Deputy High Chief Ranger j. E..
Mccormick was in town recently look
ing after the interests of the Foresters.
The young people enjoyed dance at
the Brandon Inn Friday evening. An
orchestra of three pieces furnished
music.
At the Methodist church last Sunday
morning the pastor preached on Bread
Cast Upon the Waters an address in
the interests of the Womans Foreign
Missionary society. In the evening he
preached on "Hawthornes Celestial
Railroad"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-07-15
MULEORp &. Burr

asks the readers of this paper who are
suffering with indigestion or dyspepsia
to call on him at once and get bottle of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. If you knew the
value of this remedy as we know it, you
would not suffer another day. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure is thorough digestant
and tissue-building tonic as well. 1t is
endorsed personally by hundreds of
people whom it has cured of indigestion,
dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart and
stomach troubles generally. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat
1t is pleasant, palatable and strengthen.
ing.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-07-15
GOSHEN.

Miss Lucy Roberts of Hortonville, is
visiting Miss Hattie Hooker.
Miss Zilpha Sessions of Forestdale, is
the guest of Miss Bessie Sessions.
Mrs. R. 7. Cunningham of Leicester,
has been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs A. A. Jones and Mrs. H. w.
Sessions are visiting relatives in New
Hampshire
Miss Christine Sessions, who has been
spending several weeks in town. has
returned to her home in Forestdale.
DR.. and Mrs. Ephraim McKenna and
Misses Florence and Jessie McKenna, of
New York State have been visiting
relatives in town.
Miss Carolyn Washburn, who is spend
ing the summer with her sister, in
Forestdale, was at her home in this town
for few days last week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-07-15
EORESTDALE.

j. b. Brownson of Bellows Falls was
in town this week.
Mrs. Alexander Bashaw is visiting her
sons in Burlington.
George Larock spent the Fourth at
Ticonderoga, N. y.
Miss Luna Aldrich of Rochester visited
at G.. j. Browns last week.
Miss Eva Bernor of Schenectady, n.
Y, is visiting l.. j. Fortier.
Carl MCGOWAN has gone to Bellows
Falls, where he has position.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Newton spent Sun
day and the Fourth in Burlington.
Will HER was in Middlebury last week
called there by the death of relative.
Mr. and Mrs Frank MCGOWAN of Bel
lows Falls spent the Fourth at E. G. Nc
Gowan's.
The ladies of Grace church will give
an ice cream social on Smalley's lawn
near the band stand, Wednesday even
ing, July 20. The Forestdale band has
kindly offered to furnish music during
the evening.
Died, at Eagle Bridge, N. Y, July 5
after four months illness, Mrs. Eugene
I1ollenbeck, aged % years. Mrs. Hollen-
beck was formerly Miss Blanche
lawrence of this place. Since her mar
3iage two years ago she resided at Bing-
bamton, N Y. She was visiting her
lmother at Eagle Bridge when she was
Etaken i'll. She leaves her husband,
mother and two sisters. The remains
were brought here Thursday afternoon.
The funeral was held at the w. NJ.
church, Rev. G.. f. Hill officiating.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-07-15
HIN ESBURGH.

Roy Gilmore is in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Magee have an
s! Id. son.
Miss Chase of st. Adams is the guest
of Mrs. Arthur Stearns.
Harry LABEL of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting his parents here.
There will be no services at the Meth
odist church next Sunday.
DIR. C. f. Merriam and family of Rox-
bury are visiting friends here.
Miss Anna Rollins of Bridgeport.
Conn, is visiting at Daniel Patrick's.
Mrs. Irvine Kerr and daughter, of
Mortified, are visiting at Charles
Houghton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brush and Miss Minnie
Degree of Providence, r. l., are visiting
relatives here.
The band gave AN open air concert
Saturday night, which was enjoyed by
a large crowd.
Mrs. Mason Fletcher and children of
New Hampshire, are visiting Mr.. Fetch
er's sister. Mrs. Homer Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark and daughter
returned to New York Saturday after
spending few days at II, NJ. Hull's.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-07-15
GRANVILLE.

School at the Corner taught by Miss
Lizzie Shampeney closed July LIST, num-
Der of scholars 26. Those having no
absent marks during school membership
were Lora Blair, Leah Blair Merle Farr,
Rob Ford, Roy Freeman, Halle Marsh,
Leonard Marsh, Worth Shampeney,
Elmer Shirley, Edwin Shirley, Diana
WILDER, Napoleon WILDER.
Those out from one-half to two days
were Bernice Eaton, Agnes Walber,
that had no dismissal. Attendance for
the term 90 81.