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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
H~cnicrnnn DER Gnnn[,nnc.

Banana a, 20. Mai. - @oubcrs
iellr 0nois bot IN iciner Gigcni6oit
ais @oitoerneltr Der Sitbmus.Gonol.
gone cine aus GuIebro, no lid) ieiil
NmtSlofnI befinoet, 0otirte 8rofla.
nation an ole 9erpobner Der aonoi.
gone erlaIIen, lporin CT ole Hehte ollf.
5Gblt, melhe Die Ser. Stooten ourd)
ben &%onolpertrng nit 8onomo err
iporben buben. Gen 8elpobnern iciea
ale ibre btsberigen Hedtc geiidert,
uno lie mitroen IN 0erIllSiibllng ibrcr
SerufstbGtigfeit 10 menig mic nloglid)
betbeiIigt neroen. Die Gllbe unb
Sromrng in Der Conc peroe nod) ocn
in Den Der. Stanten beItebenoelt
Hrin5ipien anfred)t erbolten uno Ties
mano obre oorberigen Ero5cb ieine3
Sebens, leiner Sreibeit unO IeineS
@igentbnms beralibt merOen, bod
tonrten ioldJe Herionen, Die cS olli
InItiftitng oon llnrnben abgeieben
boben un0 als cine @efobr fir Die
offentlihe Siherbeit 81 betroGten
leier, aus Der Gone olsgeidloiielI
meroen. Snioroipiele in ieoer 6orit
iino oerboten. Die W'ilni5ipol9eieee
miir6en ollrd Die geipobnlihen 5ri-
bunole poll3o9en uno Die bisberigen
Hi6ter bis anf @eiteres I'M slmtc
bleiben. Iie Proclamation entbdlt
i'm @eIentlihen Die Hunfte, nelhe
IN Der Proclamation oes Yr1lioenten
&%ooiepelt bonn 8. Woi bereitS erttbdI.
ten maren. 3ugleid fiinoigt Sou.
oeriienr 0dpis iolgenoe bon inn Der.
fiigten ernennungen on: Sefret1r,
GrneIt SagarOe; S6abneiiter itto
3oameiIter, 6. 6. 2obep; 8oli5ei.Ga,
pitdn, q. q. Sbonton; SonitGts6e.
amter, Or. 8. W. Sprotlin9.
@ouper1eur 9upis, bon Gontre.
Montreal Sigsbee, Captain 8oin.
prigbt uno anoeren OffBieren be.
gleitet, roiirbe beute Woreen bon aent
B%rdiioenten amaoor unb oeifen ao.
6iuet in GROCER @ald empfdnaen.
8ouberneur Gapis iiberreidJte ocnl
Erulioenten amabor ein Ghreibcn
bes Rraiioenten &ouiepeIt. am 9ead,.
mittag febrte @ouuerneur 9aois nadl
Grlebra 5uriif, mo- er iein Sallpt.
quarter anfgeidlagen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

Colon, 90. Moi. - Ger omerifu,
niIdc areu5cr o0iontaonlerp" lit nod
@reptomr, ,Nicoro1lro, obqcgonqcu,
Uni ole ocn Ser. Stootcn gcb0rcnocn
Moidincn fir Den aonaI6orl nod
Colon 81 brinqen.
8iliom ". Rufica, Der friiberc
omerifonii6e @cidGitatrdgcr in va.
mania, Der iiingIt gum @cionotcn in
Colombia crnount luorOcn lit, trot
geItern ullf Dem 0ampicr oNucoton"
Die &ciie nod Wem-Norf an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
GricsiOn 3 &inie ncnc idncle Gag.
SOOtc r2urO Baltimore" nnO
nYcnn" nadJ Hbilaoclp6in.

NcAi11cno am 9ieuftug Den IL. Mai, s ltbr
GornIittngS, lno bon bnnt db tigIid, Surits
ingS dllsgenumlten. bon Gtgbts mo 4ruttiir.,
IN 8ettcrton mo 6bciter, va, ioiuie IN gieW'
Sdlilc, Gel, nnbnlte1o, nit Nni1Iub an 1rols
len Cars nab Wilminqiul, Set.
Grddlttgc SgDrt bnrdI ben Haunl.
6u6rt IN elmer Mi0tmig $3.50; Rnnofo6rt
% 2ugcl, fir 8itdtubrt uui Gag uoer 9tudl.
Goote1 giilttg. $3.50.
9irloreiiesNinete, bon gBilnocfp6ia auf Der
~. q 8. Hd6u" 6uriidfc6rcno, S3.5O. 9ireilc
Ndbrhlucte nab Atlantics6in unb 8uriid per
Boot S3.15j ooer gnii5 per 0u6u, fir II Sagc
9iiltta, $3.50. 6erncr oireftc Sabr6iucie nab
Meiu.Dpri, ecna'9rnndl, NS6nrD : 9arf, cine
Ntbtlne, $500; Tunofnbrt 5000; Cape WiaD,
Hllnotobrt $500. ginhts 9nmpfer ia6rcn mi
. ubr Ibeubs td0Ii6 (SunntuaS ausgenons
1len). 0tllcte mad SIbanh. IroD, Saratoqas
SprtnGs. Rcuport, gtcrpsoGUcn (Gt). Burtlnnb
COte.) Ino iltrolihn FnriteH iucrocn i'm 9is
renn. ioiuic bel glbGuGb's, gr. POI, gtoro.
9teiietSdno6ub.
Clarence SBriucr, ggcnt,
(WiatlO,I&S) gtr. 20l, GigbtsStraBe.
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Gncem 4nne's Giicnba6n.G So.

GabrpInn irat am /. WIai 1904 in araft.
3ampfer ~oerlaffen Bier glr. 10 an qig6t,
Sonutagsl u1t 7.15 Woraeus uno 3.f5 RAD
mittd9s: samitags I'M *7.f5 WluraenS m1o tt2
u1r gludritttags, nG6 2oue.spint. GeHts3s'
laIi0, Encenetpiut, 6entrepiie, lennon, 8reens
itdiioHen.
Ssnntags nm lis N2preens mad aope.goint,
Gueenstopn, 9entrepiue, Genes. Ee9obotb nlo
MIR na6 2obesBoiiit uito Guecnsiotun.
Sflieben f6 5u gteenrDuOo nn Die
g9eI1iuaresGiienbabn mad auen Runitn iibs
ltd ber -9iep'Derf. philadelphia uno RerfoIt'
gnbn,' . uno 8u 2. & 6. Sunetien mad Cation.
Orforo nno 3luifbcnftdtioIeiL
5ra6t miro tdglih entgegin geuOmmeu.
Betoe Telephone.
5ranf Gbfeu, GeQueiter.
Sebn Is. Soslep, Sen paif. sgIgeHt.
(Wloi27lO
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Wiiiiicn beidriitt lucrScn.

&ubiugt TO II, 9. s., 20. Woi.
- China lit be1lod)rihtigt moroen,
ooB Die Gegierumg in @aibinqtor
oos Gcdt 6coniprlld)t, aric0SidiiiC
nidt MIR mad &ertrdasbGfcu al
ididen, lonoern oildj nod d)ineiiihen
9inncnqcpdHerh, no iid Nnterifoner
ais @cid)GitSlcute ooer ais Wtiiiio.
mare o1libnlttn. 'a9
Gos StdhtSi0 Q portcment bat oies-
be5iigIid 6itii@o djiuiid)cr
Dem amerifHi,iideh} @%eidhSftn Gon
ger iii ~$ttiiH8 i1no nettttrt 9tbnrirnl
&obIcp g" Goars, ptIdjt@ 2airf ocr
Froteit ser 8bineien ecHehn sic NIB.
ienOmtg Sea Sononen6tott$a n@iao.
IoboS" 1thtH Dem Odlt8tic,G bolc
folgte, perofientliht. "H
Ger Eoutdi bon aiufiuno protc.
itirtc bci'm dttlcrifdtriidcn aoni1tl in
Sonfom geoen Die N~6ienounN Der
vTtaaloboS" nod Hontanq, neil
BORT ngef0brlide Mlenidcn" bnltien,
ipcsbolb er alien ircmocn aonluln
IN Sbon9boi mit0ctbcilt, tie iollten
ibrc Gopitdnc MIR in ocn uihtiqiten
6GQen nod Dem Eopnt9.See idyifen.
Gorauf fam cS SIT elmer longen Cor.
rciponoell5, in Der id)lieBlid Die Sal
tltrg bon Gontre N0mirol GoonS bon
StoatSiefretdr &op olS sic rid,tioc
gcbiQigt mllrbC.
Dieter bottc nGmlid) crflGrt, 0ob.
iuent unicrc &crtrdge nit China
oiid in fcincm Eoro9rop6ct ipejieG
Die GrlotbniB cntbalteu, bic Ninner.
gelpolicr 81 beiohrcn, mir oieie3 Hed)t
ood mad Dem @runoiob Der meiit6c.
gilnitigtCn Notion bdben, mo 81 art.
oerc Hotionen idOn Gononenboote
oobin obgeionot, boS gleidc Hcd)t
ms ntdt abgclprohcn nerocn fonnc,
oo aud mir unicrc Wit6iirger Dor jc.
Der MISUNDERSTANDING beihiitcu
miiiien.
Yin hen cOmmotOirenOen Oiii5ier
Der oEiaolobos" ionote Iomiral
@pons foI9cnoc Snitruftioneu: Sic
tperoen Dem 1notoi mittbeiIcL ooB
lein GroteIt nid)t beriidiidtigt miro,
rrto fpenn or gIoubt, Dab sic 2eltc
beg Bopong.T iitriftS ngefGbrIid"
fino, 70 lit GoS Elm I'm 10 9roberer
@rnno fir ms, bairfige 8eiude nit
iinieren S6iffen 5l MADDEN. unierc
aanonenboote iill0 tets bereit, nit
"9efobrIiden 2eltct" fertig 5u fper.
ben, uno melin 0icic 2ebteren 2c6en
itno ei9entbum Der Gmerifuner nid)t
aften, 10 iperocn ic oofiir iofort ge-
biibreno mo iijbl6or geitroft luer.
ben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
STort(6ritt sic gmoGe.
Ser SnbitriptiOnspreis oeS $50
6enblatteS beg v0entl6en GOr=
reipOnOenten" anf $3.50
berabgelebt,

Sn ltebercinitimmnus nit benz bonn p9entidrH 6OrrepOnOcntcu"
%brfnmOcteH furtIdritltdcn 3etecHle lit Der Yrds Os Announcements
SS 8Odcnbluttes 6s uScatidcn GurreipOnOentcn" BON nnS mad
nbgcfcbt mDrocH.
llm ncne 5rcnnOe fir OaS SSOdcnblatt Sn scfuinurn, mrO bic Sci.
tnng at IOldc Scier, mclfe iBren Sa6reS6eitras fir SaS 3a6r Oon
/. SnIi an ictt einicnben, iufOrt fei bis sum /. SnIi 3uocimot.
Ban icnOe Sabcr bas 0cIO iufOrt elm, nm Tj bic nnac6ohuc 81.
fcrtc, cine Der bcfcn &Oden5citnugcn OS 2anSes irei az cr6altcu, Al
idern.
Scbc 8OhOffec nimmt 8clSieuSnngcn fir ben D9cutidcn GUrre.
ipOnocnten" III Baltimore, Yo, cutgcgcu, nnS bas 1lcGriee mirS
ber bcfOret. Sober Gcer, Der ict ben I6unucmcntSprctS Un ST. 80
fir Sas &Odcn6Iutt c%inIcuOct, cr6Gft cine Gnhtnng fir SaS SuGr
OOm 1. SnGi 1904 bis 5nm 1. Snli 1905.
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= WhM -
RIDmUntB--6bcr6
SUppclIdlrnubcm.
ErnreEt. uuA Noseoo;cr N;oud
Snmbnrg-N mcrifa-&inic,
81 9ron0lpoD, Neip.yorf.
Irtbnr VI, Hubiun,
If 8eIt.@ Centre trube.
Baltimore. Sampf . 4afct . So.
tlIte Mub 5uuerlGftae B~ai.2tnie.)

DC Der. 9inQtcns non Dcf6rOerIS.
9nn1pter inbren id1lih, SnHntegS nnsoes
ioTHctl, BON Den gYa0 4ine"s1iers, 1913
Xotnt Comfort. g%lorfoIt. 9ortSmoutb in6 allen
&oInt Comfort nit oG., & s. Giieibu6n" mad
~Senbonrb glir Cine lult6en 3u9 hon Rorts.
mouth nab SItIanta. Sn 9iorfolf Ycrbinoune
init Der oAtlantte Gouit Sine goriUli mS
S%ar9lllln, NnElolf lito tiiolt6, giorioII rro
iueitllb mo "Slo Dominion Cine na1 gleiu,
bern uno g8aibiuatpn, gt.sG.
Wnbi3etten nab europaii6em BInue, 2iirris
rtoie In!lten5linnicr, eIcttrifcbe Wclclid!unq,
GGinpfbci5uii1, Nnie1 fret. Referbirie a~aiiiici,
3lntnlcr In Den 8iuetVurcnuI Der Bah Glue"
gr. 1921 eSeit gnltimoresStrabe 9tr. 500 m1o
Dos, Stgbt StruBe, e. VI. 6. Office. Ut. 2t5,
Noro,9bnrlcesStrn6e, lno stlbnugb'S, Charles
mo HeringiuusS trabc.
Subn u. SBeripuoo, G.. gruiuu,
SieeHBrdi. II, Sen. sWiaHager. Gen. '9a1sgtaent.
(9ea2[
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IcrdJantS' e IincrS' SrnmSppr.
tntiun Company.

Nin6 8ofton mo Dem Often: jcoen Ulontna,
Dtenitng, 2oHnerflag uno GaTuitag, a6enos
q ll5r.
Nad Bronioeree uuo benz Often. ieoen Conn
tao, Wtttiloo6 mn 5reitaa, 2lbeilos @ li6r.
Bad geluport geius Ino 9lorfoIt: tdeli6
iinl g l6r Aebn0S.
5rn6t miro tdgli6 bis 3 ubr a6enos fiir an
BEN 3nne a6fabreltne Sdmpter aHaenomntct.
yidd SnGnnnab uno benz Sfben: ieoen 9iet,
flag, OoitneriiGg rro Sumitug. glfenbs 6 ll6r.
Yoiioner mo RrnbiocncesS untufer fabren
bon Der g9eriie am 6ube oes aoug,Eods ub;
SoDunndbs S1mpfer bot oer MerIte an ,sltbe
6er 28efts Salssglpenue.
Is. u. Oilfino9ont, gaeut.
aongsBcd.
u. Y. Turner, 8.sR. ".
VI. .. etebbinS, @.sWf.
S1uptbiirenu: 4r. G04, 1orb.Gbaries, Str.
Grabt' uno Bdfdgesg ireuu: Dir. 22f, @eft.
20 :ttmpre.Strahe. Qi3.I&SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
Wcltern MarhIanS .Nahn.
FRAT IN arait ant 5. Mat 1903.

I W MIMI UNI y. Wtut IbUf.
Siige Oer,anen ,3iaensStatiuR lpie iolat:
5datifI.
4.30 frib Ghnelpoii. SaupfIinie, Sugers.
tnlpit. gSnblleSbOr0 ". q W. Eubn uHo Dem
Slibett, 1no nispefDntmett SpHHtdps v. Y.
Y16u 9bGrtbCrebllra. UiGriinsbnrg nnb
gBiHdbeiies. a
tf25 SSrmiiiass- gmommobaiiup aa6 Gmorb.
grphe.
1daft6. msGsusmmen esuntass.
7.2j frtib gorf. ". uno g. DintItpu titD
9aipilihie 6iiiib bon emorps@roOe, Carlisle
unb y, K 9. 9nbn.
s.25 riIe-eaiptIiHie, Sagerstopn,. SHippeni.
glaba bis Slfi0H.
1912 8ormitia9s- Accommodation mao tintoH.
Nrioge, Uorf un0 @eithsbura.
2.22 yla9ultttaos. afiouohation mad Union.
800 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ru1 gu,orn
@tOes y y. 8toilton, toiots gosf;
Ne asIis sSihTIifptiiaaSN e no SSiTSTss nq aIttO Si3aSISs;
tllo baum Mfionlinoenilou biz 3aoerSiotun:
terner 5reoertd, emmtts6lrg nno Sbtppeti&
5,1i Observation-Disclosures fir emors
*5.4s gIa6mtttaes aifriteb nadt yorf. 6a.
nroer nuo GETTYSBURG (IdrIor.g9nagpn)
gig abos.--NtfoilliDoation nad luton 9rihqe.
9rope.
BUR geHntaas.
0.35 Dtoraens -. aftonIooatton mao tintun
2.36 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mao Union
&rtnde,
4.4n Observation-Disclosures mao smsrs
@rcbe.
'ealten Hiat on Oer RennfbISnuiG.slOen
Biaet. uto @epddlg uredn Noroonsgde BON
CHARLES uno 9eIington'S irnbe.
3h9e bdlten all Der Union, RernfbIbduids
9eeilue'. sutton uHe 8aIbroot (Hortb'abe.)s
y, 8. ,@rtsrotb. o. W. bpivsaf
Zen. s9erfebrssaRgr. Sen. 'Baf. 'ageHt.
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WmnberppQe Gmtoeefmna.

6rdu &thinms. cine beruprragense epeS(a.
ltitiH tn 6ranrnieibsn, bradte 1aufenoeH bon
leioenoeli 5raien oas Slid Der @efunobeit;
battle ME etnen 6ebifdl1g; In a6tutiopicr3ta
Stifnoen miro In trletto peIctem Stantiffn
Einoerura ocrfddftt. ober ietiie ge8a6lnng:
Ieite Sbmer5en, tetne Setnbr, feline Inter-
bredhnHg OCT g,cidlhfttgnng; nbfolut fl6er mo
ba rfHtos; in bureau eoer Der 0oit $3.50
egmfortaoelites, prtuates Neim fur 5amsu.
@ebiloete acknowledgements: fr5tItns ees
bau0iuHa. iauS GeluiiHftbt; 25idbriae grfah.
tuHg. Sptfdbimnoen Bon 10 bis 8. GoHHlaaA
bon 2 bis 8. Hulbertbeifung eraits.
6rnH y. &intains,
gr. $40, Nore.Sowarb. gtsaHe, Idltlmore.
tTes2p, L&S, ls0
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Warglaao nno Yenniglnauia.Giien.
6abn.Gompaauie.

8lee U~trlaiien Gort6 : abcftue uub OafsSir.,
Slati9n an gSo9eniGsen:- aab gelair 7.3O,
PAD SeltG 100 Wsorgets. 500. 4.25 slabmsit.
taos. siad yorf 7.30 Worgens, 3.20 g,adl.
uiltiags. g 1Hntags -ila6 Beiatr $50 0loTs
Delta $50 MloreenS, 400 Nadhmittaas. cam
lingS-n1n Beldir 7.30. $50 sDaoreenS, $40,
i.25 ~9ahntittaas, 600. t1.45 abeHos.
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G6e(apeake Qampfer.Go.
Ghcinpcafe.Qinic.

GIrgdHie Yaffa9icrs0 nmpfcr .~glueuTta unb
sAtlanta" nab
Slo Euint Comfort nmo WurfuIf, So.
Ddmpter b~erlaiion Baltimore idgIf1 (aisae.
f,olrlTliet SonningS) Inn $50 MhciiOS illlb font
men IN Oh 4uint Comfort nm 6 llbr W{nrs
gens itno In giortolf I'M 7.ib WloraenS an, ais
lhlieBeno at oc GtfenbubTBiige nn1 allen
yunftel oes GiibcnS uItb bc5 Siiopeftens.
Oorf.HiDcr Clinic.
@legante anfiaeiers9 ompfer Charlotte"
mo Baltimore" mad
Nuh @ctsNuirt mo RidjmpHb, ia.
Samplers h~erlaicn Baltimore tngIid (uiSi
gcltoftlllen Soltiiings) mn 8 llbr 9tn6miiiigs
mo %ionlnlel Al 8eit'lSuiHt nm 7.45 Wiurgeii5
uilo ~ H~idlnonb UNI 9.25 Wiorpcns an.
Sampler, berlaiicno Baltimore Woutags.
W'liiipods ur6 SreiinGs uIo Derlntteno g9clts
Boint 0icniings, 9onncrttngS mo G1nlItugS,
lcgef 6i @loufcitcrl lSoini mo Nllnlouo's an,
nno S1ripier, b%erl1ffenh Baltimore 9ienfingS,
NonIertin9s un0 SGfniiagS Ino 9Selis Buini
YioHtdee, Niitiiupde mo 6rcitdgs, legcn ~
Yoritnun lto GlaD gunf an OUerin bds ggetisr
eS crldnbt).
9ampIrr ueriaHeu Baltimore BON
vter II nho 10, StBbt. 5iraleH .gserftr.
Sitrd s9'illeie nab ullcl Iuniten t0rHen aes
lt6ert, 8epdd dlteegeben mo RaiilleuBtmincr
I'M Soralte ~reteroirt Deroen In ben bieiiaen
9rrenn1: CIR. 1903. 100 mo 1877, OtsBalii lIorcs
SiraBe, ober ben Sunpt9 'nreduI: Git. $50,
in9tStrdBf, baltimore, Wio.
Nenbeu Softer, e.. z. GbtSH,
8eH. s8ei61ftsflbrer. Sen. sBi1efs9taent.
T.. q. wleDaaneI, r~etfenoeG acknowledgment
(~Mna3lL&S)
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WOrOOcati6cr NoDO.
I~c8eImafisc 9ampfidifffa6rt
8iuiI6en
Baltimore nnS Bremen
ourf Die nellen uno erprobten, nit
allen 9equemIi6feiten ~oeriebenen
YOItoanpier eriter 9Iaiie.
DHbel1L" 18ronOenbur9"
ngtedar," ,@aIIcl,"
eWtaltL" n8reslou. "
Die @rpeoit;on8toge Iino iuie fol9t:
bon Baltimore: -
o8ranOcnburg," Wittmo6, Sen %.
0ai, 3 llbr gtahmittagS.
nSomHoocr," NittmodL Den /. Sum-,
2 llbr Iabmittaas.
oGaiiCl," WtittpodJ, oen 8. SUM, 2
ltbr Nadjmittngs.
n8reSlou," Mittwof, oen Is. Sunni,
2 ltbr 9,odrnittueS.
nHedor," Mititpodl Sen %. SUM,
, llbr gtodmittagS.
3mettc Satire diidge-Sr ci$
VOn $4,000 an.
3ipiI6cu6edS. y liiaae. grciIc:
SOH Baltimore nan Brernen $500
Bon STemen uadD Baltimore S94.OO.
SurnreifesBtnete bon Baltimore:
HndI BTcHieH mo 5urti6 $4,000.
Etacn Grodt nab Pafaae penoe man flo
an Die 8enernlsNSenten
u. SdynmadDcr &c So,
Nr. 419, Sanober.S traBc.
ooer
Goiunro Hdine,
Ctfite beS p9eutihen 9OrreipDubrntcn."
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9iuet9iireaur: siOrbuefbede G6arIess nno
SnrGtognsS trabe 90. Wi. g. u. s@cDdu6e J.
6dnioetsS Citation.
Z. .. MariiH. g1gr. 8aii. Traffic.
Is. ~. Saiett, Sen s4afi .i9Iaertt.
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dnndpolts, MI. Rehabilitation, 1850 unO
stS.d0 Norm. @nntocns Stutiott. 1900 unO *0.u0
SorHly 1905 Ditiiu9s. 400. 25.40 Nnbm.
mo 600 9lbetoS.
Norm. Camden Station. 1855, 2q.O0, 29.15 H..
1000 BarRl, !t.25, 1850 mo *520 9ddm.
&lndeiter, MT. ltubGl Stattou. no BORN.
mo !244 g5ddnI GarnoCtl Siniiun, !7.20 Nurni.
1900 uH6 1900 Jiu6nl. -
Nagrretpip II, nj. TpbnfsS Citation. ls.45 Bprit (:
Gnntoens Statlon, 1900 Born, 1850 nn0 "A 90
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The Falls City tribune., 1904-06-10
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Falls City, Nebraska

]. M. Evans visited friends at
Verdon Tuesday.
Joe Harper was in Arownville
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Shook and baby returned
home from Auburn Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Harper entertained
the Misses Nusbaum of Verdon
Monday.
George Randall and wife of
Stella spent Sunday at the home
of Chas. Raper.
Mr.. Lord of Salem visited his
brother Chas. Lord and wife Sun
day.
Hardy Hays and wife have
been entertaining Mrs. Will Rap
err and children of Omaha during
the past week.
The ball game between Shu-
bert and Brownvillc Saturday was
we'll attended and the Shubert
team won the game.
G.. w. Noyse and wife buried
their little daughter on Wednes-
day at Prairie Union. They have
the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-06-10
MAKES A LIBERAL OFFER.
Erenchman Will Give His Ears, Nose
OF Skin to Doctors for Graft
ing Purposes.

Though the recent story about
grating one mans a upon an
other mans head, to make good a
loss by the latter, proved to be
without foundation, there can be.
no doubt about the possibility of
transferring portions of skin
from one human body to another.
That operation has been per
formed with success too many
times to be regarded with skepti-
cism. On a more limited scal"
and with less satisfactory results
surgeons have spliced pieces OF
bone taken from an animal upon
that of a human leg or arm.
The ear-grafting yarn, having
been widely circulated in Europe,
has led to a remarkable offer. A
Frenchman has written to a sur.
geon named Gillaume Livet, tn
say that he will sell ears, nose or
skin for this purpose.
In case DR.. Livet does not need
them in his own practice, the cor,
respondent would esteem it a ia
vor if he would bear him in mind
in the event of a colleague requir,
ing them. He also suggests that
the Academy of Science and the
Faculty of Medicine might find
use for parts of living body. of
so please let me know, and l will
be most grateful"
He adds a postscript to the eff
feet that the charges for parts OF
his anatomy will be moderate al
first" Indeed, it is only natural
to suppose that the prices will ad
vance proportionately to the re
ductiOn of his person. He also
says that special arrangements
may be made for the poor who
need pieces of him.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-06-10
WilliamSVille.

Mrs. l. A. Dunn is among the
sick.
L. A. Dunn and Mr.. Slater were
in Falls City Saturday.
John Farson of Nemaha spent
Sat urdav with Edward Shut.
Jake Wissinger bought a team
Of Henry Luhn last week.
Grace Bennett has a music
class in this neighborhood.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-06-10
Worlds Fair Rates.

The Missouri Pacific railway
will run coach excursions TO ST.
Louis on June 6, Is, 20 and -.
The rate from Falls City will be
SIPS for the rourd trip. with "a
limit of seven days.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-06-10
correspondence
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents


of his father.
Jake Snethen is spending the
week in Seward.
Prof. A. McMurrv was in the
city over Sunday.
d. b. Colhapp of Falls City
was in town Sunday.
Pearl Hasness is the guest OF
her parents in this city.
A baby girl was born last We'd
nesday to II. l.. Linn and wife.
Joseph Ray vas a visitor IN
Leavenworth, Kan, last week.
Mrs. Olive Kline was a guest
of friends in Falls City recently.
Mrs. II. l.. Hoff and daughter
are spending the week in Lincoln.
A social dance was given at the
Bohemian hall Thursday evening.
Chas. Wilson, the druggist,
made a business trip to Fremont
this week.
L. e. Smith and wife are, spend
ing the week in the western part
of Kansas.
Cass Wells went to Dakota this
week to look after his claim in
that section. g..
Henry c. Smith of Falls City
was here on business the latter
part of the week.
Thos. Hit joined his family
here in a visit with DR.. Cox and
wife over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Zulek left Sunday
for an extended visit in Chicago
and points in Ohio.
Daisy Morris is now night
clerk at the central Office, Mary
Chaffin having resigned.
Lulu Candy arrived home on
Sunday from Atchison where she
has been attending school.
E. p. Tinker and family took
their departure Saturday for their
new home near Hubbell, Neb.
Blanche Emmons is down from
Tecumseh and will make an ex-
tended visit with relatives here,
Clay Shurtleff and son Mason
made a business trip to McCoOk
and other points in western Ne
braska.
c. Nj. Linn left this week for
Kansas City and a visit with his
brother, F. r.. Linn and family
at Grandin, Mo.
A. A. Tanner was in Falls City
Sunday morning and was accom-
panied home by his little SOIL who
has been visiting there.
The immense strawberries be.
ing gathered from the Mallory
patch east of town is a source OF
much satisfaction to the owners
The Falls City tribune., 1904-06-10

has been in the city the past
week a guest Of her relatives, the
Cooper family.
Bert McCulloch, who went to
work recently at Havelock, came
down this week to move his fam
lily and household goods to that
city.
Jas. B. Davis and wife last
week disposed of their residence
property to Albert Brunn. Jas.
will likely reinvest in Humboldt
property.
The B. M. II. club of young
ladies we're entertained on We'd
nesday by Bertha Frank at the
home of S. F. Philpot. A splen-
did time was reported.
Ed. Hughes, the young man
who had his leg broken some six
weeks ago. was able to be up this
week and hopes to get around
town in the near future.
C1aud Fergus was a business
visitor to Falls City recently and
was accompanied home by little
Margaret Rowley whose mother is
a nurse at the Fergus home.
At the regular meeting of the
w. C. II. U. Thursday afternoon
Rev. Calvert gave an interesting
synopsis of the progress of the
temperance movement in Eng
land.
The case of Hull VS. the rail-
road company was decided in fa-
vor of the plaintiff, although the
verdict was for S135 considerable
less than had been asked. The
company will appeal to the dis
trict court.
A pleasant party was given
Monday evening at the home of
the Misses Gravatte in honor of
Lou Sharpe of Cambridge, who
is visiting with friends here while
on his way home from college at
Liberty, Mo.
The marriage of Violet Houser
and Orville d. Walker took place
at the home Of the brides mother
and the couple left at once for
Mound City, where they will live
in the future.
Ray Cassidy met with quite an
accident on Saturday on the farm
of M. Stems, where he makes his
home. While hauling hedge, the
team became frightened and he
was in some manner thrown in
under them. He escaped, how
ever, with only a broken rib and
some severe bruises, but will not
be able to work for some time.
ChrvINor.f
The Falls City tribune., 1904-06-10
Shubert.

Nellie Lewis is slowly improv-
ing.
w. H. Morrow was in Dawson
Saturday.
Alta Morrow is visiting friends
in Auburn.
DR.. Hutchinson of Omaha was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Jim Bolejack is visiting
her son Lee and wife east of
town.