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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12
THE GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE
T. H. Thomas Will Return Money If
Hyomei Fails.-No Stomach Dosing

HyOmei has made so many cures of
the most chronic and deep seated
cases of catarrh that r. III. Thomas
considers it 4 specific in this disease.
He extends an invitation to all ca
tarrh sufferers to call at his store
and purchase a Hyomei outfit with
the distinct understanding that it will
be absolutely free unless it effects u
cure.
Do not suffer longer with catarrhal
disorders. but get a HyOmei outfit
from T. II. Thomas, under his guar
antee to refund the money if IT fails.
You run no risk whatever. If il cures,
the treatment is not expensive, while
if it fails. T. II. Thomas will refund
your money and it costs you abso-
lutely nothing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

ceived by the closing of barn door
on Father MclineauX' hand in Febru-
airy. He was at one time an assistant
to Father Davis in Davenport, and was
born and reared in Scott county.
The grand lodge of the \. o. Z. W,
of Iowa came to a close today. Fol
lowing is the complete corps of Off
GERS chosen: Grand master Work
man, VIII NJ. Narvis. Muscatine; grand
foreman, y. V ProudfoOt. lndianola;
grand overseer, ]. W. Wildly, Water
loo; grand recorder, Il. f. RehkOpf,
Des Moines; grand receiver, Henry
Michelstetter, Sioux City; grand
guide, L. Southland. Shenandoah;
grand inside Waterman. G. \. Pitts,
Ottumwa; grand outside Waterman,
w. :. Quelle. Davenport; grand trustee,
\. Hartung, Des Moines; representa-
tives To supreme lodge. h. F. Carroll,
l.. L. Hamlin. X. L. Tilton.
The Davenport public library build
ing was dedicated yesterday after
noon with due formality. Exercises
were held at Turner opera house. Ed
ward Kaufman, the president of the
board of library trustees. presided.
Rev. Mr.. judy spoke on behalf of the
board. Mayor Phillips for the city.
and Judge John F. Dillon. of New
York City. spoke as the chief orator
of the occasion. The exercises were
simple. and aside from the speeches.
band music was the only thing on the
program. After the exercises at the
Turner opera house the library build
ing was opened to inspection of the
public, and the mayor and members
of the library board held reception
from 6 to o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12
Stop and Think

If you want to go to Chicago you
can take one of the c.. NJ. e. st. ?.
fine trains and make an easy and rap
ia journey. Trains for Chicago leave
Rock Island as follows: At AIS a. m,
arriving at Chicago at 1855 a. m; at
ASS p. m. arriving at Chicago at 9:55
p. m, and at 1850 p. m, arriving at
Chicago at 7:55 a IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

The skat craze has struck Moline.
There are lovers of the game in num-
bers both among the Elks and the
Turner's, and Tuesday evening teams
from the two organizations got to
gether at Turner hall for the first of a
series of match games. The Elks
through the large score made by II. III.
Taylor and c. w. Wright. were able
10 carry off the honOrs in the first en-,
counter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

The Quick & Willis company was
given license to incorporate by the
secretary of state Tuesday, and the
capital stock will be $4,000. The new
company is the reorganization of tho
firm of Quick d Willis, the tin and fur
mace workers. In the formation of
the stock company the principal own
ers are Messers. b. Ii. Quick, IL. l. Will
lis, W. L. STANCE, Il. +. Willis, {. il.
Proseus, y. l.. Wilson, Al Swanson and
others. The intention is to manufac.
ture and job furnace supplies in adj
dition to doing a general contracting
business in sheet metal, Stating and
roof work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

Mrs. Frank G. Allen has come to the
aid of the Beethoven club with an of
fer of Allendale for a concert that
the deficit of $45.15 which the members
incurred on the concert recently given
may be made good. 1t is likely that
the use of this beautiful home will be
accepted and that Il benefit concert
will be given there the second week i'll
June.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

The c., NJ. d. st. z. passenger trains
for Chicago and Kansas City should
prove favorites with the guests of the
hotels, as the passenger depot is so
conveniently lOcated-only block or
two and you find the finest trains run
ming through Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

\ fitting program was that which
was rendered Tuesday evening at the
Industrial Home hall, it being the oc-
casion of the presentation of a horse
and buggy by the lodges and manufac.
turers of the city to the Kings Daugh
tiers and Sons to be used by them for
the purpose of the visiting Lurse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12
TIPS TO TRAVELLERS

Are you going to Kansas City or
the southwest? If so. take the South
west Limited on the c., NJ. & ST. z. at
1913 p. M, or the early morning train
at $3.50. You will be assured of a
pleasant and safe journey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

Rev Father D. d. Molineaux, for
merly Of Davenport, is reported to be
in Mercy hospital, Des Moines, receiv-
ing treatment for blood poisoning.
The trouble starting with a bruise re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

William Gruenwaldt. deputy county
treasurer. has resigned to accept the
position of assistant cashier in the
Farmers d Mechanics Savings bank.
He will succeed William J. Klinck,
who was bookkeeper in the bank and
has been temporarily filing the posi-
ton to which Mr.. Gruenwaldt has
been chosen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12
DAVENPORT DOTS

Word has reached relatives here OF
the death at Colorado Springs, Col,
of Mrs. Ellen Brus. The remains will
be brought here. Deceased was the
wife of William Brus, of Blue Grass,
who survives her with three children
who reside in this city, Elsie May,
Harold and Eddie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

Tuesday night occurred the death
of William o. Giesler. at his home
2126 Brady street. Deceased was born
in Port Byron. H.. March Is. 1867. He
had resided in this city for number
of years and was travelling represen-
titive for the Bettendorf Axle com
pany. He was member Of Daven
port lodge No. 81. \. F. K y. NJ, and
also of the Iowa Travelling Mems as
sociation. He leaves a wife and one
little daughter. Ruth, besides his aged
mother at Port Byron, one brother.
Joseph, in Watertown. H.. and a
brother, Frank. in San Francisco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

At the meeting of the Business
Mems association the fact was
brought out in answer TO a question
asked by George W. Champion. of
the Deere & Mansur company, that
Moline is not only the largest pillow
manufacturing city in the country
but that il makes more corn planters
than any other city. 1t is understood
that the Deere d Mansur company
makes more planters than any other
company in the country and the Sech-
Ter company, which has been making
planters but a few years, is rapidly
going to the front, and it will not be
long until it will be second only to
the Deere & Mansur company, if in
deed it has not already reached that
point.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

The II. +. Jarchow Shoe. company
has contracted with the Black Hawk
Electric company for the installation;
Of motor and necessary shafting
with which to equip the new factory
which will be opened shortly on Sec
ond street between Brady and Main
streets. The motor and shaftings Will
shortly be installed. and the company
soon expects to begin manufacturing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12
MOLINE: MENTION

Mrs. f. G. Allen says that she can
not be candidate for the presidency
of the Woman's club at the election
Saturday, as she expects to spend
much of next year out of the city,
and it is essential that the president
should be i'll the city To attend most
of the meetings. Mrs. L. d. Dunn ana
Mrs. Harry Ainsworth are mentioned
favorably for the office and several
other candidates may be nominated
Saturday. Miss Grace Crawley will re
ceive the nomination for the treasur-
ership.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

Attorney Charles Whitaker. acting
on behalf Of Martin c. Moody ana
Nina Andrew. has asked that a cita-
ton be issued commanding s. F.
Smith to give an accounting in the
matter of the estate of William Kais-
er. of which he was trustee. Judge
Jackson considered the application
and caused the order to issue COM
pelling Mr.. Smith to make report
within 10 days. There are no further
developments in the Smith matter.
Messrs. W. {. Putnam and \. W. Van
der Neer. trustees. are laboriously GO
ing through the mass of papers which
have been turned over to them by Mr..
Smith. and fear that the shortage will
he closer to 100000 than to $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

\ branch of the International So
ciety of Dressmakers Will be organ
lied in Davenport next week. In addi-
ton to the work of organization rep
resentatives of the association will dis
play the latest gowns from Paris worn
by living models. The meeting will be
held at the st. James hotel. F. \.
Donaldson. assistant manager of the
association. has been in Davenport ar
ranging for the event.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

This evening Will occur the regular
session of the Davenport Turnge-
meinde, at which the new members
will be admitted by handshake ana
the details of the festival in celebra-
ton of the atiiliation of the SO0th
member will be held. Its date Will be
fixed for some day next week at the
Turner opera house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

l. f. Walsh. who resides at PA
West Sixth street. says that he has
fallen heir to S14S.00O and will leave
for Philadelphia this week to claim
the fortune. He says the money
comes to him as an heir to the 18th
portion Of the estate of his grand
father, Benjamin p. Walsh, who was
one of the early Philadelphia settlers.
The fortune. he says, amounted to
SI.500, 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-12

Rural Route Inspectors ElsOn and
Wall have been in the city. and ac-
companied by superintendent James
Farrand, of the Davenport postoffice,
went over a proposed new rural route
leading out of Davenport. Altogether
the party travelled a distance of about
sixty miles and in all that territory
the worst roads they encountered was
within the city limits, being the strip
leading from Pete Jacobsen's place to
Duck creek. They Will recommend
the establishment Of two routes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
Nus Dem Snnern WarplanS's uns
Den apgrensenben Gtuaten.

gu HobrerspiIe, @oiGington.Go.,
lit Srnl SSobn ~. Stcin i'm SITTER
pom 81 Sabren geitorbeu.
SSn Cumberland itarb 6rait Che
reie Heifert, sic @ittme bon aaipar
8eidert, i'm Sitter BON so Sabren i'm
u@iaS Wountaiu Sanitarium. Gle
binterldBt folgenSe Sobne uno God.
ter; grnber 5ronf int aopu5iners
alolter 5u Cumberland, Sf)ipeiter
M. Iauino I'M llrielinerinneit . aIo-
tier 5u 8aoIa, &artiaS, 5rau Ssobn s.
5eienmeier, 5untiitetorr, %. .9a., unt
6rau 1eter Barrels, Cumberland.
Sn @riebtspiIe, Bel 9nncoIter.
3D., lit Der 9ditor 6. q. SEP an Ell
ten Sdloefluiie, tp1bren6 er eint
2eidenpreoigt belt, I'M sitter bon 60
Sahren aeitorber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
SriebcuSfrcnnSc un Sen YrafOentcn

Y btco9o, 81. Oft. - SIN DlcII'
gen Sinui ScmpCl fono 0eltern
9fbeno cine 3uIommenfunit bon 8ric-
OenS 8rGmocn itatt, in 0eren Ser.
loltf cine an ErGliocnt Rooicpelt &C.
ridtctc 9epcId)e, bic linn fir sic 5tUei.
tc ginbcrliilmg Der Sonacr 6rieocnSs
Gonicren5 Sob mo Cant ingt, obges
Ianotn ur0a. No9e5u 1000 8erlo-
nen iporen in Der 8erinmml1ltg 5its
gegen ltno perfolgten NIT groBem SSlt.
~tereiie sic MltS fiibringen Der &ebncr.
NnIproden bielten Sroli 2eouore &C.
LENT bon Wiinden, Gen. GbnS. @ag.
llcr mo Nep. 3apier &onig BON
6rdnfrcidl SRI. Sane sl0omS uno
Rubbi Or. Gmil Strid bon Chicago.
Sn @c5ug atf Den ruiiiid)- iaponiifct
Grieg iagte 6rolt Selelf, Dem |ll6.
Iitltm iehle eS an @inbiloungStroit,
I'M Iid bon Der I6redlider 8eoelt.
tuug elmer &rieqSmeloung, ooB co..
600 Goote uno &eriprmoetc oui oeln
Sd)lndtfeloe Ingeu, einet geGGri9en
@e9riff MAIDEN 81 f0nnet. Sic be.
ihuIoiet beionoers ole 4reiie Der
@ereinigtelt StaaterL ourdy Gei6id).
ten mo 9ilOer BON ariege ole Ser
sen Der 2eier 81 perbarten. Die cnglis
Idle &reile babe periudt, ourd) Gre.
alrng eiteS foli6en gbrgefiIblS il,
ben fiir6liden Sdmierigfeiten nit
6itBlano einelt arie9 on5uItiitel,.
Or. SirIf erfldrte in ieiner glrt-
iprod)e, HuBlano's 9rieg nit Sopon
iei OurdJ intere llrIa6en, weId)e Die
Hatbgeber oes G5aren nernnloBtcn
einen Ginfoa IN Iiien CUR %glblenf,lnq
Der @efabr I'M Snneren 81 befiiriuor.
ten, b~erbeigefiiDrt noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
3crmiIdlte tclegrapbiide 3epeideu.

Ser bicrtc 9ro5eB gegen oen
er-Mopor u. u. ames in Minneopos
lis tpeoen anQcbGider Iunnbmc bon
9~eItedungcu reiuItirte geitern in
Nifteinialuug ser Snrp. @obri6eins
lid rpirb Jest Die arfloee segcn
an,eS 5llriitgGogen iperoer.
Gin 0an0it. tpelder eeItern nd)t
@6Ste in elmer Birtbifuft SIT 3ucion
Iri;., slt 6ctallbcn perind)te, ipiirbe
BON Dem 8olijiIten Wheefer ourd)
eiuen Sdntb pertpunoef, iino if)ob
,idL tpdbreno cr onf Dem 9ooen lag,
cine Quael IN ben aopi. gr lieet iln
!Soipital uno bnt menig ausiidt oitf
@ereiurq. Gin Dor Ser S6iire altf-
oeIteater Complete lief onponJ mad.
Dem er einen S6uB aiif BEN Goli5i.
iter ab%geieuert nnb gefeblt botts.
IN Dem Fro6eb gesen Die @rii.
Ser Silorp mo Charles altmon, Die
onaetlagt norerL Sadion Duncan
alii einem Don Safionpiae, Sla,
rof i6tem @obnort Barter, 6lo..
oeben6en 9dbn5ng ermorbet ;i ia.
BEN, 6at Die Surp ben @obriprud)
nift iduIoig a~baegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
@ildlOf prebiat @riea.

Sortforo, Conn, 81. Oft. -
9iI6of McGobc BON ser WtetIoOiiten-
STRIDE iprod) eeItern @beno SIT oelI
uerIommclten @lGubigen in ser ct.
8uu[8. &irde iiber Die Wftiiior8tbd.
tigfeit ser driItli6en Stride mo lieB
iid) bel elmer S9ilOerung Scr trolri.
gen &erbGItuiiie in Nrmenien SIT Den
folgeuoen @orten binreiBen: sd
luiinide feline &riege, Ocnn iic iinO
mir 5ulpioer, 6o6 einen arieg miirOc
id) nod crleben mollen. Sd miiroc
eS germ ieberL iuenn sic Ser. Staotcr
uno sic britiide. &egicr1utg ciu
9iinoniB i6IieBen unO Die &iirtci
3lpirlgen ipiirocn, ibrc armeniiAcn
M%orotDaten ein5uItcIlen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
Sn cincm Gufeofem st Suoc uer.
braunf.

30 a o II 0 10 II, go, 81. Sftober.
= Gin III Der 9eiienner Gofc.AnlngC
beidGfti9ter Irbeiter, Gteue @orof,
tDeilte ben 8eDoroeit nit, CT ho6e am
Samitog Ibenb geieber1, iuie ell
Wtann bon 5luei nnoeren in eineit
Gote.Ofen ~geiuorien mo ocr6rdrmt
uorocn lei. 0rei WiGn1cr bitten III
Der 0unfel6eit oben oIf bent SfeH
inter chamber geritlgen, 5lpcI nd7
bon ieien oopon g%eIaufen, Der brittle
iei peridmunocn, mo III oemlelbef
aueenblid bitten oie 6lnmnncn ans
Dem Diem enlpor geidlngen, OILS Jet
lteiieS 9retnnntcrtal IN ocn'elbCt
gerporfen fuor0er. 9ei elmer pont
Coroner ongeoroneten ltnteriltfutG
oeS SfenS ipuroen %geifipnrjte
menidlide @e6eine n1tb cin 3nbrl
qefunocn. @er Der Grmor0ete lit II.
luer ieinc Nngrciier iunter, lit nldlt
ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
aaiIcrlidles 1eidlenf.

philadelphia, 81. Oft.
Tenn .0attiden @eterauenbruo pon
BbiIa0eIpbia, " etuer uusidIieBIib
aus Gcterauen ser ariege 1864. 1866
uuo 1870-7t beitebeu6eu @areiut-
autg, lit bonn oclrtiheu 3uiicr olrdJ
Die @tOmung etuc8 prd6tt8en Gub'
%uenihmude5 cine bciouOcre gbrltng
3u IbctI QerUorocu. DDS fotierlide
@eideuf, OaS bcreit3 eiugetroffen 1T,
uno 1id in ser Sbbltt 0e8 beltiden
8onhtJs, Serrn 5eroinan0 RitidL
beiinoet, miro bclte Ibeu0 IN Oer
QSei0e scr pom 6rmleuOeretu oe5
Observation-Disclosures geitifteteu Ser.
Staateu- Sabine III Ser @uI(e pes R6t.
Iuoclpbio Guortctt q Clubs" iibers
reitt perocn. 3u oieicm feicrliden
9lfte iino anger Dem 0eltiHen Bllbs
Iifum Die 0eutiAen &%ricgcroereine
Der Stdot, sic n&creiuiqten Sanger"
uno sic s0euti6c @eieIiHoit" eirs
%geIa0en. &onIll Hiti6[ uno 8oltor
g8iI6an tperoeu NeOeu baIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
ltnicr llnterridltalncicn.
SaBrcSberidt OeS S~hulGommiIi1rs.
lleber 100000 S6iiIer.
M.u S c.. on

AttpNL 1CycDPF'Vb ~ulllltI. -
Soften un6 Soldrc ser 2ebrer.
@oibingtoM :. e, 81. Otto.
Der. - gtad) Dem beltte pcr0fTcltIid)s
ten 9eriht oeS GommiiiGr3 fiir ro8
SfIulmeieu beiud)tcn I'M Sabre 1908
16,009,361 3ogIin0c oocr ctuo 90
@roscnt ser @eiommtbcp0ltcrrrng
oie ofientIihcn .Stlllcn. Sm Scr.
gleid) nit Dem ShuIbeIuA ser lebten
feds Sabre repr0iGutirt Oieier Sro-
5entiot cine gerin9c @erminoeruna.
Die @~eiummtfoIten u~nicre$ 0ifentli-
diem GhuIiDitcm8 itcIteu Ii6 oui
$251,457625 oocr $t6,O00,0O0 mcbr.
olS I'M Soriabre mo bctrllaeu $3.15
pro Sopf DER @einmmtbep6Iferumg,
ODER $22.75 pro 30glina. Scit 1870
lit Der Hro5entlot Der mdnnliden
2ebrer bon 80 Ero5crt ser @ciommt~
&ebrer5obL oltf 26 I'M IcBten Sobre
gefnlleu. 9oS Aur6idnitt$gebQlt
fiir 2cbrer mar $49.9S un0 fiir 2ebrc,
riunen $40.51, obCr ettpas mebr, ais
i'm Goriobre. BriuntIduleu mlrocn
bon 1,093,S76 300linacn beiilht, 1t,
tuerm man oieic itno ole 3oglinge IN
&inoerQ0rtelt, ~9lfoOcuicn nno GoIc,
ren 9iloungSnnitoltelt, Nbenoifuler,
@eidditSiduIenL SnoioneridptIer.
Stoat3id)ulcn ltn6 Sdulen fir qei,
itig 5ltriidgebliebcnc &iltoer nod bius
5ltred)net iteiqt 6ic 8eiommt5obl ocr
@eilIfer non SduVeu in Den Ser.
Stnoten ollf tS,tS7,9tS. Sm Sabre
1870 betula 0ie Gurdid)nittS5obl oes
S6ulbeiudeS per Ginmobner G72
Gage; i'm STyobr 1908 tuor hiclcI6c ullf
1881 Gage g%cltiegeu.
Die 3obl Der iurbi9en Gdpllfin0cr
III Den &c iriibereu Sflopenituotell
unb benz 9iitrift Columbia betru1
1,57S,632; int Sabre 1888. in meIr
dem Sabre sum eriten Mol ein Ger=
IuS Der forbigcn SfliIen obgebolten
puroe, betruG Die 3obI MIR 81, SOC.
Seit benz Sabre 1876 iino iddbuno5.
peiie $130,000,000 fir Gr5iebumg
iorbiacr SdyultinOer III Den friibcrcn
Stlabcnltaoten ollsgegeben morOcr,
uno ctipa $GO0,000,00O fir sic 6orti-
gen meiBen ainoer. Die 3abl ser
&%eformidillcn betrdgt nod Dem @es
rid)t So nit 3t,46S 30eIiugcn, po,t
bcncn 2t,603 in niiBIiden Sanotuer,
fen unterri6tct iuerocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
Eeiacr Mienhclmoro

SoIeoo, g., 81. Sft. Der
96siGbrige 9ioB Sfafer ans @eIomrc
bat III Der Nod,t ben 30si6brigen S.
Sonn, weld)er iriiber Bel Inn mlf Der
Sorm biente, bel Rndt aus ieiner
8obnilng gcruien mto ais Dem Sins
terbolt brei Gdiiiie aui i'm ob9efeit.
ert. Ole brittle Sdub ourh6obrte
Sann'S @ngen ms iiibrte iofort iei.
itet Soo berbei. Snnn bate Sant-
itag 0od)mittag I'M @eridt eii Bah.
I%t,ngsurtbeil gegell Sd)aier eripirft,
tpaS 2ebteren sit Der entiebtiden
Ebat peronlobtc. SfnFer lit perbof-
tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02

fter q. CAMPER S3l4 un0 bon MortbQ
SO. Qunoe $2445.
gtaotgerttt.- (Ror Ridter
SarIqn.) Benjamin geJen Ser4inoer
ntdt beenbet = Sin bepue Der idpe,
benoe sail.
N6tbeiIlmg Nr. . - Cgor Rihter
@ocr.) &biIip Hobcnou acQcn SloQlc
& M3pcrS; g. s. @cGulmla6 Qcocn
abrabam Sine, oo0 llrtbciI in ie0em
Sole beItGtigt. G0mm ,. QoQne.
jun, geaen g.. 6, &mq & Rmler
Bros, ltmgeitoBen ln0 IN GunItcn
ser 8erfIqgten fir Gent lm0 Soften
eutidieocn. 2eonoro &. 9eah qeacn
ole ollniteo RaiImuU2, Qcrniibce u.
g. BRADFORD; Nntro8 old lIieOcri6lo.
qltng qcmdbrt. Tiir bcute: Die
9fllmnlern 26, 1913, l71, i72, 173 uno
IA fcrncr p~orlduiiQcr quinlf Der
Ninmcrn POS, 200, 2tO. pa, 2t5.
217, 2t9 bis 223, $50, 233. 80, 236,
239, 24O bis 243. 2l5 PIT 2lS, 240
lmo 252.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
Gdriuerfeier in Gbicaoo.

Yer blnoertltc So9re2to9 ne2 Sooc5
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gclt. W}an bcablidtiqt, Die Sltmne
bon cttpd $4,000 0aiir otiynbriu,
gen. Sn eincm Ioeben crIoIicncn Nuf
rlic lcBt 0nS Gomitc 5mci Erciic bon
ie $75 ans fir 5ipei BEL nicicr 6ciar
gum &ortroG 81 b~rirgcnOc Eroloac
in 8cricu cincn IN oeuti1cr mo ei
men in cu8liiher Sprnbe. &einGr
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1905 in SGuOcn OeS Corresponding
Secretary OF tbc Committee OF the
Shillcr GommenlorotiolL 6t7 Softer
Ctr, GuanStolL S5u.," beiinocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-02
Observation-Disclosures.

Griminol9cri6t t., tSor
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Goplor, freiqelproAcn. 8aubongritt
@oIter Stedel&, &iuium Gus
By, @u. Nderntnum III SGnoen Der
@cIdmorenen. MoroangriIf-8lus
field 9orociIp. 8 Monate StootS'
g(rbeit0bullS. llebertrctung Der SpE'
ritlloIcn Sicen5geicbc Nbrobam
2emi9, irei9eiproder. 8crpei9crte
GQinlcnte - Mid)ueI Sd)1fcr, Geo.
!. @runcr, auf Yarolc c%ntloIien.
gnQriii - Robcrt O.. Slices, @ltltlrt.
Giir beute: 3icbltobI - Sorrp s.
@udl Gbomas SorgroOc, Slooc s.
Scott; Iubeitorung ISM. Nllen,
Carrie COOPER, &ouiic Campbell mo
MorD HoB.
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liolisti, Is Monotc 3udtbuuS; Gh.
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6 Wonatc @efGugnib; Saotc gent
ner. orti Sarolc entlalien; @eor9c
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6ouS; Slorence @ooIIorb, lrci9c'
lproden. Ingriff - SoDn Eotters
Jon, freigeiproden. Salten eine6
9oroeIlS - Gtto Nc. Seoo, @IiItirt.
9iebitob( - SEQ. q. Gang uno Si'
mon Ssrael, ie 60 Gage 0efungntB.
Sir bcrte: 8dub - Snnucl Sor'
ris; 9icbitobL - Intic BRADFORD,
Sobn 6iiber, @oporo Sine; &llbe'
ltorlng - 9. aleronbcr; llebers
tretuita oes 8drbiergeiebcS - Sobu
s. Gag; uebertretlung Der Sicen6ge-
ieBe - Sternberger, Sinr & 60.
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ernonnt in Den 6dllcn bon Mdrgaret
@cGann Sr. Sobn s. McGann 9iirg-
ihoft 500; bon Senrp Hobr Sr. Nm.
oreiu SatS, 9irgidoft $500. 81
Mo6laboertpaltern iuuroen ernonnt
lit ben 5dlen bon Glen 8ooe Sr.
Sobn 6. @abe, 9iirgI6aft $1,000;
bon @nnln 81. SbefeIs Sr. Gidart
q. SbedeIS, 9iireid)aft $1,000; BOZ,
Seitnie Sommertperd Sr. albert u.
W. Sommertuerd, @iiraifait $4,000,
bon George Sidman 6raii Sobontc
Sidmat, giireihaft 500. SSnuen
tar er8eidniB eingerei6t in ben
8oae bon George Sifman, $500. Ser
falife uuroen ratifi5irt in Sen 11leI
bon George Sifman $3.50, bon @ol
ter 9. Smitb 5000, bon 8iniam s
Sang $1,000, bon Sbomas 5. 9raolel
$500 bon 2eob Barrett 5000. Ser
waltnngsberihte muroen eutgebeibei
in ben 6Gaen bon Soiepbine Bone.
$t6,966, bon Geo. %. Gren1, jun.
$47t0. 8ormitnoitofts6erifte pur
+. ben aenebmiat in Den 61Gen bon Sc