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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
Boil Worms Discovered.

The pest which has been threaten
ing the cotton crop of the section
around NewberFy has been character
lied by ]. W. Bauer, of Columbia, as
the boil worm.
1t is said, however, by those who
profess to know that there is no great
danger in this insect, certainly not
enough to occasion any alarm among
the farmr
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
RUSSIANS MUTILATE WOUNDED
Jap Scouting Party Slain and THEFT
Bodies Almost Dismembered.

Jap Scouting Party Slain and Theif
Bodies Almost Dismembered.
The Japanese legation at Washing
ton, Sunday. received the following
dispatch from Toxic:
"On the 18th of June petty officer
and other soldiers, six in all. belong.
ing to the eighteenth infantry rcgi.
ment, encountered while scouting
about fifteen Russian troops at Cheng
Tsu Shan, and were killed after hand.
to-hand fighting. On the death OF
these men the Russians thrust thcif
bayonets into their mouths and cut
open their lungs and took away thd
contents Of their pockets"
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13

'.U UII IIIV UIdNV
NJ. ong at an early hour
of the .Ig.
1t is charged that Corrie Green
negress, went TO the dwelling on Mr.
Longs plantation, and after saturat.
ing the doorstepS and side of the
house with kerosene and placing sacks
Of shavings upon THE steps, she set
fire to the rubbish.
Within the house, asleep, were a
blind woman and her two children
These were awakened just in time TO
escape the flames.
Corrie Green was arrested at her
home ana lodged in the Saluda coun
ty Jail.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
Rouah on the Grocery Man.

North Beverly, Mass, youth
came near Drec!pitating a storm Of
trouble in grocery store a day or
two ago, when he stuck his head in
at the door and asked in perfect limo
cence, Say mister, have you got
any meat mt for ny dogm
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
Clay Company Suffers Fire Loss.

The 22-room hotel and several out,
buildings at the kaolin mines of tho
Pope Clay Product Company, two
miles from Aiken, were burned at an
early hour of the morning recently.
The loss is $4,000, partially insured.
IA ..TiiSsp, ~ keSe.A
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
InaenIoue Attemnt At Eraud.

physical examination of candl4
dates for the police force at New
Haven showed that two candidates
had stuck cardboards on their heels
and then pulled on their stockings to
reach the requisite height.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t Is the great medi-
caltriumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der croNiaiteb anl L.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
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( SOUTH CAROLINA
|, STATE NEWS ITEMS.
capers Is Slain by slsallleu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Joe Capers was shot and killed by
James Bissilieu in a quarrel over a
pistol near Walterboro. Bissilieu es-
capped, but John Small and Walter Ora.
ham, charged with being accessories,
have been committed to Jail.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
Why Women slacken Teeth.

The Japanese woman does not
blacken her teeth under any mistaken
idea that IT, makes her attractive. She
does 1T to make herself unattractive.
Her husband is supposed to know her
valu9.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
TORNADO WRECKS TRAIN.
Fast Flyer Blown Bodily from Bridge
at Petersburg, Illinois.

A Chicago, Peoria and St Louis pas.
senger train due in Springfield, ILL.,,
Tuesday night was blown from the
bridge at Petersburg by tornado
Baggageman Thomas Wiley was killed
and fifteen or twenty persons were In.
jured. A relief train with doctors was
quickly sent to the scene.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
GEN. cRoNJE TAKES BRIDE.
Hero of Bosr War Fame Married in
Camp at ct. Louie Worlds Fair.

At st. Louis, Tuesday, General Piet
Cronje, Of Boer -"ar fame, was mar
ried to Mrs. Stertzel, the widow Of a
Bocr soldier. The ceremony was per.
formed in the Boer camp on the fair
grounds, and was private A public
reception was held after the cere
mony.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
n from Guards and unohed.

n from Guards and Lynched.
Williams, the negro who killed
O. McGee, white. at Scran.
Williamsburg county, last Feb
as taken from the Atlantic
rrhe train at Scranton a day
o ago and lynched Williams mar.
escaped lynching Immediately
the killing, and was spirited
to the penitentiary in Columbia
r safe keeping, and the mob was
greatly enraged thereat. Last Monday
Williams was carried from Columbia
to Kingstree, the county seat. for
trial. The result was a mistrial, AMI
the sheriff thought it safe to send
him back to Columbia for safe keeping
AS the train approached Scranton a
mob Of lynchers with blackened faces
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
DO You GET UP
WITH ALAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
oDplrY or ANIMAL LIFE.
Remarkable Blue Gnu on Exhibition
at New York.

at New York.
An exceedingly interesting animal
now on exhibition at the geological
park In New York is the new blue
gnu.
1t would be hard to imagine a more
fantastic.looking animal. 1t suggests
to one coming unexpectedly upon 1t,
\and seeing 1t for the first time, sort
Sf impossible dream creature, cross
peChaps between buffalo and q
nightmare.
Tolthe buffalo belong the neck and
the horns, but the tail and the hind
quarters are those of horse. The
legs are deer's legs, but the head
resembles that Of no other living ami
mall
The specimen at the park came
from
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13

'urg William II. Lowe,
Tht watchman at the
lis, committed sui.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
AZ eyss e~ -. lssis.


The eyes Of the world will be
turned towards St. Louis during
the year 1904. Everybody will
want to get, from FIRST hands, the
news Of the greatest Worlds Fair
which the world has ever seen,
Our readers are advised, therefore,
to subscribe for the greatest ST.
Louis newspaper-a newspaper
which acknowledges no equal or
rival in all the west, and which
stands in the front rank among the
great newspapers Of the World.
Subscribe for the St. Louis Glob.
Democrat and get all the news Of
the Worlds Fair. all the news Of
the national campaign. and all the
news OF the earth.-The Semi
Weekly Globe Democrat and the
Semi Weekly la IUSrA TsIBwSE,
both one year, Sa CO..
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
sssssasy - Jssss esesss ~

The Hudson Pump Co. reports
the purchase OF the Schssm brass
and iron foundry to which they
are adding q large amount OF
machinery. IL IS proposed to
soon have. in addition to the
foundry. complete ms.hine and
pattern shops. These faciliii q
are needed not only for their own
work but TO meet public demand.
Mr.. Hudson says that the call for
his pumps is largely in excess oi
his ability to supply as promptly
as wanted. Rocky Ford Enter
prise.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
.sansaAse e.sssa.-.

: H. - issss q - Hoy
Ch6s6sais esesise1 . i'm paos -
s>ssaeys- - evo q ~ ssssoesa
psesi1eses-Wsshsagess 80 LIZ
eeaD- A Iissie gid - eighs ss0-
0sss = shs sssbss a he Ssalewia0;
uhieh essesiss sev ssd isssssss
~ isessnseise seessdiag de essiy
~ - ehs '-savios a his eossssy:"
''Abssksa Liscols vss . Pees
iissie boy. His moshes cooked u
. big isos kettle ses % . ere 81
swigs They called this . dssch
owes. He weae to SCHOOL wlses
~ vss Eve yesrs old. He vailed
ewo mileA He had no slate ssd
peacils. 90 he used his mothes's
coal shovel fos . slate and . stick
Of burned wood fos . pencil. His
mother helped him ell she could.
bus his father could neishes sesd
nor write. Abraham loved to
study and got TO be . lawyer. and .
vesy good one. toe. He was loved
and trusted by every one. 50 he
wss chosen president VI the United
States Mr.. Lincoln lived in the
white house at Wsshingson and
the people wanted him president
again. SO he stayed At the white
house and tried to get the Nostl,
and South to be friends He was
shot and killed and all the people
mongned for MIN "
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
wsss mess,ees.

Mrs. c. D. horner left Tuesday
to Join her husband in their new
home in the northwest part of
New Mexico.
Geo. Nichols and family will
leave Thursday, overland. for their
new home twelve miles south ,f
Roswell, New Mexico.
Miss H@itty Hayes, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. w.
II. Anderson. for several months
past. will return to her home in
Wet Virginia this week.
Chancey B"rnsides has sold his
livestock and farm implements
and will 60 to Laredo. Texas. A
Mr. Coulson. from Cripple Creek.
was the purchaser. He will be
here in . few days to take posses
sion.
There has been . good deal OF
activity among tse commission
men for the cantsloupe business
Of West Holbsook. A new ssso.
ciation was organized At the Riv
erside school house . few DAYS
sgo. II Is to be known - the
Riverside Associations. A. w.
Shelton 10 president. and w. H.
Anderson. secretary. Fish. Of
Chicago. will handle the business.
This makes four associations to
ship from Swink. Two years ago
one association lid all the bus
mess. hsndling about 7so scresl
IL hegins TO look - though the
melon business Of Swink might
expand until il became necessary
to lay side track clear into Ls
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
essss Guy .. s.svssy sys.s~.

Canon City, at . mass meeting
Of her citizens last week. voted
down q gravity system OF water
works. The heaviest tax PAYERS
Of the city were there. and there
were tax payers. both men and
women. who didn't represent gseat
wealth. bur ali appeared to b~
deeply Interested in the question
At issue. II was = splendid repre-
sentative audience.
The plan was to take watcs
from the Arkansas river just below
the hanging bridge in the Royal
Gorge and pipe il to a point near
the old cemetery in South Canon,
where settling basins aad q reses.
voir would be established and
thence by gravity brought to the
city. The line had been surveyed
and crude estimates made as to'
the cost, which had been placed
at from SI4o. 900 to SI7s.
The concensus OF opinion seem
ed to be that the scheme proposed
did not promise to give the city
any better water than It now has,
and therefore il would BE- folly to
spend in the neighborhood OF
e7oo, 600 upon it. Alter all who
cared to talk on the question had
been heard D ~ Cooper intro.
dnced . resc intion setting forth
that il was the sense Of the meet
ing that the city council take no
further proceedings IN the matter.
and the resolution vas unanimous
ly adopted.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
nspsy oeess'e".

IL Is not often that the peaceful
quiet of suburban Home Place 10
disturbed by the bustling throngs.
since the exciting days Of ball
games are out Of season, but Mon.
day last was al exception to the
rule. Al an early hour, ladies in
pairs and crowds, sioot and in car
Siages, could be seen vending
their way along our freshly swept
streets, leading one to wonder il
Il the delights Of city life had
paIled upon them, or il perchsnce.
they might be considering the
proposition Of rural homes.
The fact soon became apparent.
however, that the objective point
was the home Of Mrs. Catherine
Jones, and her daughter. Mrs.
Ellis Needhsm. aud the occasion,
the prosaic but useful csrpet-rag.
which seemed fnr the moment to
ODER more attractions than the
usual weekly washtub, or the
bro ,m and dusseY so much in evi-
denc.- sitter one OF Dame Natures
cleaning up days. when real estate
il sctive and discontinued people
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
= - '-heek -.

- ~ ',osek 80.
Ssss . 6aoso - aese oeabess
sf kaPsssiek Reaiel Cesps vese
essily payiae he sesaive seedie.
vtiss hallos6sss esu - vssi-eoios.
- sssips - eIesh. sasessed oss
skill - sesdle vooea. anA oss
gaits - ssesy sslIess vese brought
fessh ios she snssemess Of the
company. sssil oss hostess made
The interesting announcement that
the soon-side hour fos seiresh-
nenss had arrived An sbuodsss
ssd delicious luscheon wss served
70 which it Is needless to say am
pie justice wss done.
~ the SQUAD Of she s O'Clock
whistle our thoughts turned from
ssgs to homes and waiting families,
and we departed voting . day
spent in the pure air OF the sub
usbs. away from the sights and
confusion Of the city. . delightful
change, and We all conceded an
old fashioned carpet rag bee, the
''best yet"
Our .hostesses w-Te untiTing in
their efforts to make the day q
pleasure. and this will be Temem
beFed as a red letter day in corps
annals.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
- asass - ~ ssssh.ssl

In addition 10 the chesp ssaes 20
California. advertised elsewhere
IN this issse. the Ssata Fe 70 ell
ing tickets 20 Postissd. Seattle
and other points in the Nogshwess.
At greatly seduced rates Call on
or address Santa Fe Ticket Agent
for particulars
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02

A very handsome souvenir book
Of photographs has been issued
by the la JuSTA TRIBUNE. which
can not fail to be Of material
value in advertising the resources
aud attractions OF that enterprising
city. II is made up Of ~, scenes
in half tone, together with q con
else history from 1874 to 1904 -
Pueblo Chieitain.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
Ne - eso,s0 Aosss.

DE- X C. Sspero. eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist OF Denver.
will be in La Junss. AZ the Pssk
House two days. March nth and
I7th. Consultation free.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
go ~, ssAsss enasss..

To de Psst hssse. uhese d.
SsPeso ths vsu tseus eye. 60.
sese ssd ahsass specialist. will es-
snine sbsis eyes ssd yosss isse-
Two days. Mssch 18Th asd sseh-
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-02
Assss sHs u Jssss Sssvs~ss.

We are in receipt OF . copy Of
the La unta Souvenir, gotten out
by w Fisher and r. b Mason,
Of La lunts. II is proiusely illus
usted with fine half tones and the
printing, done in the La JusTA
TRIBUNE Office, is = strong testi-
monial Of the ability OF that Office
to do good work.-Rocky Ford
Gazette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06

Sinocrn, 6rolt WonIp mo ocn N0.
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&r. 8epier mar YrQiioent ser ,9alti.
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lportcr fir Die grlpciterung ser 9ol.
tinorcltrobc uno pcriprodL mcbrerc
2onoitreifen al DER @oItimoreItroBc
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gingc. llebcrboupt luor or elmer Der
mctIt intcrciiirtcn Scr oncrt on @ic.
0crollibou ser Sto0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06
llellcn lS0LIen n0n 0lllIetcn0ell
ronfbcitcn gcneloet muroen

Ole 8eoG6tniBfeier fir
ole yGonfooerirtcn 8eteroneu" finoet
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Die 8eteronen perionmeln lid nm
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morihiren BON BORT ndd) Der Gonf0s
oerirten.@ robitGtte, moielbit cine int
poionte @eo6dtniBfcier itottfinoct.
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bet ipreden mo lieutenant Soicpb
@odorb, jun, Die MemorioI.Heoc
bolten, mGbreno ELL Gbor inter Der
2citung bon Yrof. i. t. 6oa 5tueI
2ic0cr iin9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06
@iGiam ScDicr gcitorben.

Giner bon 9aItimOre'3 befomnteltcn
Iinonciers pl0bIid) aus bent Sc.
ben aeidieocn. - Ger Y%erblifcnc
Elm Gbtlontrop.
Sr, @ln. acDicr, Er1iibent Der
n9oltinrore Copper SmeIting ono
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tag pl0blid) ouf leiitcm 2onolit2
8rentlpuo6 nubc @lpnbon, 9altt
more : GottiltD, ont S6logflnb. 0u9
acknowledgements iinoct moreen Triib
I'M II ltbr BON Der biif prot. Gbri-
itus : Stride. ct EoltIg utb Gboie.
StroBe, ans itott Ger 8erblidene
mar elmer ponBaltimore's ongeiebcn.
ften @eidGftalcutcn. @r erblidte onl
q. 0obenbcr 1880 III Baltimore on3
2iht Der @clt urro crbielt ieiuc critic
Sdulbilbung 1T Der ct, GilnotDp'a
S6ule 81 GatonsOiae. Sm Alter
bon II Sobrcn trot er ais Erofuriit
in bos @eihGit ieileS Soters ein ituo
erireute lid ieit Der 3eit elmer nalt
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ten @eid)Gfts Garriere. Sn Sabre
1857 pt%rlltdblte lid Sr. 9epier nit
Grf. Mdtp grent, neldesib nit erei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06

40 @r. Sermonn &oigt Der be.
fannie 9eiiBcr BON oNOigt'8 9oae,"
Rr.tt22, Snrior0 2luc., eroifnet beltte
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les SrdcIter sur Nufiiibrll1g &C.
brod)t, mo ON G%rofinungS &ben6e
miro Der o3boIiu-Wonnerd)or" i'll
corporc erid)einen, I'M ollrh geiang.
lihe Gortr6gc 3ltnl @clin9eu bci5u.
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ben ibr Gri6etnen 5itgeiogt. Sr.
8oiat beobIidtigt, oen Sommergar'
ten al einem edit oelltiden Gcrqllii-
qlrngSplobc 5u geitaItcn mo ipe5iea
oentiden 6umlilien @%clegcubcit 5t
geben, ciniqe Stunoen Der beiBeit
Commentator i'm n%ngenebmet
Sd)otten fii6Icr 9dlmle 5li5llbrin.
gen. Ger Flob lit Dem 0elttidtbum
9oItinlorc'S Oober b%eionoers 5t enl'
pfeblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06

.M nrplGnocr 8Gder.8cr
ctniaunQ." - Die nYtarpl1noec
9Gder . &creinigimQ" petIqmmeIte
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glgetten, oeS Srn, Grnlt Sobn, gtr.
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Otitglieoer lit %barntonilfer Stint.
mltng beiiummen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06

" Gin grobss Grobcererls iln6
Giscrenle-T eit nit Son5 peronltdltct
ant rdditeu 9ienitag Der oEanier.
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1918, Git.9oltimore.S trobe. Ser
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unb 0ober iolte es lid, Elm ieber ga(.
tiniorer, Der oeullhes 3urnueicn
liebt, angeleaen fern loiien. bas sseit
jill befiidlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06
~ Norn's GoiriieLo .Gorf.

pr1dltige Sergniieitn9splas lpirb
bette, Den s, Sum-, III ieierlidlcr
8eiie crofinet. Ger Eorteiaentbit.
looet oo5u olle 6reutoe. ioiuie oos
Bllblifum frellnolidit ciL uno miro
oen 9eiuhern CONCERT. mo 1on5mils
fit, ioiuic AUDI SoMper gratis barge.
botelt, i~iberboupt cin irobuergnii9ter
Gag geiifert. Mittelit Der Curtis
gopsGor lit Der Farf lhnea uno be-
quenI 81 erreiden. Sur Abboltung
bon 6%eItlid)feiteu tonnen aud, @eleQ.
ldloiten un0 airfen-8 emeinoen oen
Torf unentgeltlid bcfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06
shps. @phenneintr,a snnr.

1884 Observation-Disclosures It. Ohio,
g8eire. 8erfnmmluiteslutnI y8ermunia.
Goge 81; saagent. Orb. scr. sllnt sEereiti
bon Sit'giaItimore"; sgpiiIou GoHcI. 8, 3.
3. s.; "Wsetnlnrb. sunton 73". SuIle gu
berntictheH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06

0ic SuriItcn. 9 huIc Scr
81 nrOIou0 ltutDeriitGt"
Edit bcllte NbcnG III ,6orh'S
Spcrnbmtie" ibrc SobreS ihIuRfeier,
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gtep.2orf Die @oltptrc0e bolten miro.
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@roouirte Der S6ulc, orrd1 ocll
oRropoit" Der SotultGt, @rn. Ser.
noro Garter, 0iplome; Gbos. &enrp
9lbboll, Jun, Clarence SeatinQ9otpic,
&enrp Ro9coc @rotpn, 2iniuooo
Econ Glort, eugene Solcph Gronilt,
@oiuorO glioS Gruie, George SenrD
9oruioh jun, SomcS Gerocn. Sobn
Soruaro GoltcrOon, SEQ Slibcrt GuCr'
brod, SoIcpb G6oS. 6oluler, iun.,
@iaiom 3oa @orriS, jim, Notin3
@enrD. Morris Sirihnlou, Sorol0
9rclpitcr Summertime, George Sobn
GcBler, Gorlc ". &roft, George PUG.
Sconoro aolner, Sol. Collins See,
Oscar Wtitdlel 2en1oinc, Sobn g9nl.
SobntiiQcr, Sbomo8 :. Mooocn,
Dale .Morblup;. Charles Warfea,
iuItu StcpetS Gbomlon Moion Gas.
&crrp Sifutt, @oltcr @rcgorD DIM
itcoo, Somruel Worpin GcodL Nr.
thur Ioolpb Glob, Wi1iom 2eSlic
Rroltt, Gmbroic Hobcrt Site Honion
g8olter Erelton HoiilL 2oltiS Seotte
bor0 TotG, @iQiom s. Hifor0S,
SoDn NiogcIU, jun, W}iIton Roberts,
@cprQc eugene Hobinlon, Hoger VI.
&oB, 6reocrif Stonlcn Mlltb. g0gor
Burroughs Scott. Molp6 Gnrletol
SbnrrcttS, @lp 6ibs@erolO Smith,
Games Hid)orO Ston6forG, Wiuiom
SimmonS Snplor, inn, Ni1bb Sol.
ION Stanley Frice Gudcr, Sontc3
Gbmoro Eplcr, jun, Nmbroic &ogt,
Soiepb Hlttberfor6 Moltcr, Wiuion
GnlorD Morilg, illn., GODoro Ioom
Mciler, SbomoS u. @bclol, ilun.,
@oroce Eritd)oro 8bitluurt6, Sbp&.
Nc0innl0 Wiie,
&n'S title @rob geicnft.
- Der Scid)nom Der an I. Sltni irt
Nlter BON 10 SnGrcn geItorbenen vi.
&. 2D0in Sticmlfe, Eod)tcr bon 40
Itor EinlotberS uno guna Stielnfc,
iuuroe an lebten Somitog uuf ocm
o%SmmonueIs. 6%rieobofe" an Scr Sor.
forOsHooo 5itr Ietten Hlibc beltattet.
Ter Glterc 9ruber Ger &eritorbenclt,
Fanl Sticnltc, i%pohnhoft lit Buffalo,
9t..g)., fam Sonlitoq &ormittaq, llrll
hen 2elhenbeg0nqniB lciner lieben
SftucItcr b%ei5uipohnen. Sm Yfarrs
hoitic perlo$ Yaitor aoiier poiienoc
SroItiuortc aus ocr 1T. Sd)rift, t..
3beii. 4, 1913. 9onn iultr0c Der
Sarg bon Den %ebclndIigcn Wiitidlii.
fern NooIf Boiler. Nlbert arieger.
Sobonn 3inf, @ilbelm Studert,
9arrp Sind uno Seonor0 @eber it
Die Stride getrngel Die Shulfiroer
ion9en Die 9rie y2ob mid gcb'n"
bon Eoigtl1noer. Die 5rouerpcr.
ionmluno lang Oorm cillen Gborol
bon Saul 8crbnrot mo Euitor 8.
Safer belt Die 2eihenreoc iibcr Den
%. EioIm, Ser Serr lit mcin Sir.
te." Sri. Worie Wfiibler uuo Sri.
Nina ariegcr iongen nod Der Hcoe
Gin Duett bon s. &oiien .%SrSeiitS. lie.
Der Seelenfrcn1o." Die Nerltorbene
mor bel ibren Witid)iilern uno Seb.
rern icbr bcliebt, iolgiom ulb fleibig.
0emiitbig un6 fron1m iporen lire be-
ionOeren Gi9enihoften, ipoourd) tic
Die Screen Der Wtitntenihen geiuonn.
Er1ftige 9llmenitiide iprroen oil
ibrem 8robe ni~ebergelegt. Die groBe
3rouerperiommlung lang am @robe
ben Gborol: a9ttn loBt ults Den Seib
b%egrabeit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06
Gil n~crfnniert:

9te Iebte unb eiu8ige ncue 9oG3sGpttaae nit
Ghteferondl. lit Srbinqton, i'm Gornth ~ nlr
County Steiern. Gas, 9Suiier. ShuIen, 8
Gents 5abrgeIh. Guhtpapacns. PIN 98oobInnos
Ibenue, 5luitden Baltimore 9lne. mo Der alien
Srehertd, foao. Better 4laB fir ein Seim. be-
ficr Ruradtn. lluiteo 9tral Gftote Gp.. Nr. 230,
at. Tanfs Strnfe. 057-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06
YeTInuat:
gdder anb aehrltnae
gerIanat i'm N%laemeinen.
DeutIhes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TeutfheS Observation-Disclosures,
slE. 2t9, sfb.sbarpse trake, unter ber 9tutiidt
bet y9eltf1en &efeuf1uft~. Steieui9en, bic
beutfde 9GHofperler. 9lrheiter unb 9tenttboteIt
Su beihdfti9en lpiiHfden, tpoueH iib pertonlth
obcr in franfirten Qrieien an ben @eenten Der
@effufhott 5nbauu .. MleHer, Or. 2f9, Glib
GHeIss5 trdfc, iuenoeH, pel1er ntentgeltll1
Niisilitft ertbeiIeu pirb (Sat2S.tO