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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
Robbed in a Saloon.

J. A. Smith, from Gulfport, Miss, ar rived in Mobile last night. He went into a saloon, imbibed freely and went to sleep in a chair. When he awoke this morning his pocketbook, contain ing $65, was gone. He reported the occurrence to police headquarters
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
New Furnace sat BattelIe.

A special from Battelle, in DeKalb County. cays that the new furnace of the Lookout Mountain Iron Company at that place will be ready for operation the coming month and August Is has been set as the day for the furnace to be put in blast. It is believed that the furnace will he able to manufacture 300 tons and more iron daily. The most modern Improvements have been built at this furnace, the latest labor saving devices being used. The com pany has coal and ore mines and coke ovens already in operation near Bat telle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
The Brigade Encampmeut.

The brlgade encampment Of the State troops will come to a close Monday morning, the last drill and parade to take place tomorrow afternoon. Damp weather today marred the usual activ-
 Ity about camps and the crowd out this Afternoon was somewhat limited To- morrow morning each company, troop and battery in camp will make out a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
Mining Company Formed.

The Townley Mining Company. capi tai stock $1oO,000. has been formed here. the object being to develop a large tract of coal lands in Walker county which has been acquired by the company. G. R. Mccormack is president. H. E. Mccormack vice pres ident. and Erskine Ramsey, secretary treasurer of the company. Mines will be opened immediately on the property owned by the company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Miss Kate Shepard, her niece and MT. Haygood of New Orleans, who have been visiting the Bestors at Point Clear, returned today to their home in the Crescent City,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
the National Guard

muster roll and the National Guard will receive pay for their services du- ring the week under the Dick bill.
 Brigade officials assert that this en- campment has been the best that has ever been held in the State, the instruc- tion more thorough and the department of the brigade members of the best. All three regiments, squadron and battery made a good showing and com pliments were extended to Colonel du Mont Colonel Graves, Lieutenant Col onel Mcconnell and the commanding officers of the cavalry and artillery Indications are that a monster crowd will attend the drill and parade tomor- row, if the weather Is favorable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

MT. and Mrs Henry Hall, Jr, and Misses Hattie and Clara Cary are the guests of MT. and Mrs Charles Hall at Point Clear until Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Mir R. A. Sadler will leave tomor- row evening for Tate Spring, to be absent about ten days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
BuIIdinE Permits.

The City Engineer issued eight per mits for Improvements this week. The aggregate of costs is $9,090.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Hammond came up from Point Clear today and are stopping with Mrs. Douglas for a few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Mrs. Frank Ruse has returned from the Point accompanied by her niece Miss Nell Keyser,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
The NeWc of Mobile.

Posey; Armor Macon and Mamie Nix; John Davison and Sophonia Lane; Charley Jones and Fannie Haynes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
co.. tn Ca. Roo..velt.

J. o. Thompson. chairman of the State Republican Executive Committee, will leave tomorrow for Oyster Bay, where he will be one of the commit tee appointed by the National Repub-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

The bowling contest for the Heron cup yesterday afternoon left MT. Paul Wilson in the lead with Mir Alfred Coates close second. The evening ended with an informal dance. chape- roned by Mir. and Mrs J. S. Raymond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
Receiver for Soda Fountain.

A. A. Jones has bene appointed re- ceiver for Venable's soda fountain and ice cream parlors, at Nos. 204 and 2O6 North Nineteenth Street. The receiver has taken charge of the establishment and will continue operations thereof
 The order placing the business in the hands of a receiver was issued by Judge Fred 8. Ferguson, referee in bankruptcy. The action was taken upon the petition of Habricht, Braun & Co. the Aphroso Company, Putnam X Hall and Dr. R. A. Berry wh allege
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Miss Katherine Middleton is spend ing few days with Mrs. w. B. Patter- son at the Point
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
LIFE STILL LINGERS
FATHER O'REILLEY'S CONDITION IS
 VERY SERIOUS, HOWEVER.
Great Interest in the Condition of the Beloved Priest Who Suffered Great Injury at Camp
 Jelks.

Birmingham. July 23.-(Special. J. Rev. Father P. A. O'Reilly, the be- loved pastor of St. Paurs Catholic Church, who was so badly Injured by being thrown from his horse at the brigade encampment Thursday after noon and who has been lowering be- tween life and death at a hospital since rallied this morning and for while was conscious. He spoke a few words during the morning and recognized a number of persons who called to see him.
 =, Many inquiries were made on the hospital authorities as to his condition, so universally is the priest liked Ev- erything possible is being done for the injured man, several physicians at- tending him.
 When the priest opened his eyes this morning he was questioned as to how he felt. Exceedingly we'll" he re- piled, and shortly Thereafter he feIl back into inconsistencies
 Many telegrams have been received fnquiring as to his conditions Priests from various portions of the State haze arrived here to be at the bed side of the popular minister. Newspaper of hces have been called on through the telephone by people of all faiths. in quiring as to the condition of the in 1ured and no man was ever hurt in this locality concerning whom there was as much anxiety felt. Physicians say that as long as there Is life there Is hope. It is admitted. though, that his condition is very serious
 At 10 o'clock tonight Rev. Father p'Reilley was still alive. No change was noted in his condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Mrs. Hammond and Miss Carrie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Mir and Mrs. w. c. Fitts expect tc leave Monday for visit to the St Louis Exposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24
Mobile Society News.

The weather of late has been most discouraging for bay parties and many of those arranged have been perforce abandoned on account of the incessant rains. A rift in the clouds yesterday afternoon, however. was received most gratefully by the guests of Mir. Stratchan Barrett. and the new launch, Anona. bore its freight of pretty wo- men and agreeable men out upon the bay in perfect tranquility. A substan- tial luncheon was served during the trip and the party returned late in the evening delighted with their pleasant excursion. MT. Barrett's guests were Mrs. T. J. Hughes. Misses Mollie Irwin. Fanny Harris. Colleen Hughes, Hattie Wheeler. Ellison of Hattiesburg, Mabel Heustis and Messers John Vidmer, Hammond Gayfer. Murray Wheeler w. M. Marshall, C. E. Harrison. w. NJ. Harrison and Miss Annie Louise liar riSon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Miss Jeanne Miles. who is visiting Fiss Josie Stockdell in Atlanta, is be- ing intertained nearly every evening in some charming fashion and Mobile has reason to be proud of the social sue cess of her lovely daughter.
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs. James English gave supper party of four teen covers in her honor, the table be- ing set on spacious side varandah overlooking the Italian garden. Ameri- can beauty roses in a silver loving cup, and flat silver dishes of pink tiger lilies and maiden hair fern gave pretty color effect. Several other af- fars will be given in Miss Miles's honor next week A dinner at the Driving Club on Wednesday. and other dinners on Thursday and Friday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

 today and are stopping with Mrs. Douglas for few days,
 Mir. R. A. Sadler will leave tomor- row evening for Tate Spring, to be absent about ten days.
 Mrs. Frank Ruse has returned from the Point accompanied by her niece Miss Nell Keyser.
 Miss Katherine Middleton is spend son at the Point.
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Fitts expect to leave Monday for a visit to the St. Louis Exposition.
 The Hamilton Whist Club will be en- tcrtained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Frank Davis.
 Miss Ellison of Hattisburg, Miss. is the guest of her cousin. Miss Virginia Thomas.
 ed home tomorrow from French Lick Springs
 Miss Theo Williamson has returned from a visit to Mrs. Jack Ross at the Point.
 MT F R. Meade of Pensacola is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

tcrtained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Frank Davis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

MT. F. R. Meade of Pensacola is il the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Miss Ellison of Hattisburg, Miss, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Virginia Thomas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

Miss Theo Williamson has returned from a visit to Mrs. Jack Ross at the Point.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-24

MT and Mrs. c. T. Hearin are expect ed home tomorrow from French Lick Springs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
Wuh midt frci.

Dcnpcr, Col, -. Npril. -0 ic
Gntid)cioung 0cS Supreme cridtS
III ocnl Tnllc bon Charles $. Woper,
ErUlioenten Der yg8cltcrn S~c0eratior
Of WiinerS," nclder bon ocr StoatSs
mills gcfan9cn geboltcn miro, miro
Dor lldd)iten Wolltag nid)t erportct,
uno FrGiioent Wpper muroe beute
bon ieiner militoriidcn @ade nn6
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lpclde ooS @cridt 81 cnti6eioen bot,
lit, Oh WoDcr inter eincm Sobeos
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oiftiolt III bcnp Safe. Nls ErGliocnt
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dung IN Oe1ucr %o1longte, perllld)tc
@. Q. &opmooo, Der ScfretGr uno
Sdatmeilter Der Scoeration, ein@e.
iprG6 NIT Dem Irreltonten ansllfnii.
pfen, m1breno er auf Dem Union.
@abnbofe aus Dem 3uge itieg. gls
inn bonn Captain 0ulflep i@elGcs,
Dem Gommonbellr Der 8oebejt! Ser
@cfcbl ertbeilt muroe, 5uriidsutretcn,
idlig er Den 0iii5ier mia,fitlAt, Sn
elmer Scflnoe iob er lid bon Den ari.
9ebrod)tcn Solooten ur5iilget. mel.
dc NIT Den aolben ibrer @nrobincr
itllo NIT ibren Mepolpern ollf i'm los.
i6lllgen, ulo Tie miiroen i'm lpobr.
'deinlid foot geIdIagcn bnben, Bate
nidt 8ert @luens, SrOonton5 bes
Captains 8elles, einen Hepolper oui
Soppooo angelegt uno lin aus iei-
ner Gage 5miidcn 8wei @aggons, in
melde Ole Solooten i'm geOrdngt
bdtten, befreit.
Naf ieiner fornlellen 8erGoftung
mliroe Snplpooo bon ben Soloater
III Die Witte genommen unb mad
Dem ni6t melt pom 9abnbot gelege.
nen rSrforo-Sotel" tranSportirt. -
9ort angelongt, iette er iid nod,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

mails our 8ebre unb muBte aber-
mails Our6 Siebe sur Tllbe gebradi
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ben in elmer tiefen Sfnitttpunoe al
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lpeld)e ibn beirIobe baS Obrldppder
abgctrennt b1ttc.
IlS ocrYoli5ei- Gopitdn GSronf Gee
sic NuSlicfcrlu1g Snppooo's oaS
Dem @rllnoc p%erlalgtc, neil 0nS
&ricgSgcicb nift oif 3enpcr ollsge-
Debut lci, cr>piberte General 9elt, CT
mcroc &nplpooo oils Wilitdrgefaugc-
ncn ~icitbolten mo icOen nieoeritie-
Ben loiien, Der periude, ii1 ieiner 81
bemd6tigen. Srosbem puroc Sops
luooO idlicBlid auf 9efebl bes @oll-
perneurs Ecaboop Dem Sderiff9lrms
ltrong iibergeben, melder i'm i'm
SGlic OcS Nodnlittags llod oem @es
f0ngniB brodte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
Sd)redlidjc GntBiG nngen.
Ibilo0eIphio, %. Mpril

Ebilo0elpbta, -. Ipril.
Ser ierrige Sfcn, in Dem I'M Gto6lii-
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bon ltlgeloi6tcm Nolf, in Ole ror
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&c gclrorlcn mllrocL elm Seltenltitd
dcfunocn.
Gicic iholloerboitcSroiimltg mIr.
De geItern Dem Coroner BON Der
ShUciter cincs W0bhcnS 1cnlott.
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lebtcn, ais lie III Dem aolf, Der ibrc
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boItungen aeid)ritten meroen. Sc.
Coroner, ionic Der Geteftip Wcain.
men meroen 5unGhit baS idmmtlihg
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Gommiii1r Or. Martin u~nterbreiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
NcirathS.2iccnac

Die folgcnoen &ciratbS 2iccn5cl
iullrocn geitern pom Glerf oeS Gom.
mon EIeoS=@cridtS ollsgeitellt:
Sobn s. 9nilep, 81, uno SeQe 90
Gonncllcp, 81 Sabre alt; 2icell5 &c.
bolt bon SSomcS u. Soos, Or. 22i
Moro. @opItraBe
Solomon Solot, "a, @oi6in9ton
,. s., un0 S5ettn Scruberg, % SAB.
re oft; 2icen5 gebolt bon 2olliS 6.
8cinbcrg, Nr. 50l, gtoro. @opItr.
Gborlcs Seiicrt, 81, mo Minlli(
Gin1pon, 16 Sabre alt; &icen5 9cbolt
bon George Sciicrt, Nr. 1907
StrceperItraBe.
Trolf SSia, 81, Or. 2130, Ga.
itcrn.gluc., luno Wn5ic NcpnoloS, Is
Sabre alt.
George s. Giron, 80, uno Gpo $.
Sorolep, 81 Sabre alt; 2icen5 gebolt
bon 8. 3. SaSlcr, Nr. 1873, @eit,
Sofdgette- 9lpe.
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9. 9ofcr, "a Sabre aft; 2icen5 &C.
bolt bon Genletb u. SimmS, @orri,
ion. Npcmle, Stotion &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
Wcridjtsucrb nnolmnocn.

Muicn @cri d) +. - (9Sor
ben Gidtern 9lod, O'@ricu II. @oi-
tbcr.) 81 Observation-Disclosures
lmlrocn ertomlt in ocn SGlcn bon
George &ullgcr Srou Nnnic .. mo
6ronces Srnger, @iirgihuit 500;
BON Sobn Moro Irou Sollie @aro,
Siirgid)oit 500. 81 Nn6lobpcr.
luoltern mltrocn erl,onlt in ocn Sal.
len bon Sooinin Britain Sr. Gam.
y. SrIitoilL @iirgiduit $1,000. &or-
mlnoihoitSbcrid)te murocn ein9e-
reid]t in Den SGlcn bon Mtilorco 10.
Gnmerid Sri. Soo 6ranceS Gimme
rid, @iirgidoft $1,000. &erfGuic
lpllroen rotiii5irt IN Den SGQcn bon
Worp s. Nelion mo Sbomos 9.
Sobbs, $5S3, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lprroen g%utgebeiBen in Den 6G0en
bon hilbert ". Clement, $3671; Sea,
RI s. NeliorL $1037; Worp 8. DC
onirp $77Ol; @li5a@rccning, 1916;
Siannuno Sirld, sos; Sobonno 81.
eioig, $1752; &otberinc s. Sole,
S120; Gli5obctb McG. ,Sonmmcr,
$13,95i. &ormimoidofts . @eridtc
mnroen g~lltgebciben in ocn SGaell
bon Setrp O'9tcil DC Sane Seorapc,
S2S,115. Selma @uggcnbeimer.
$500; Gbomos uno Sobn Gonlon,
S4O6; Midoel mo Worp Gonlon,
$4O6. Snuentarper5ei6niiie muroer
eingerei6t in Den S1qen BON 9(nlon.
oa elliott, $1t,1S7; bieielbe, $2S44
MorD Inn @bite, 500; SoroI
Heeoles, 1921.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
SenemcntbanssS elupbner in 8cfaBr.

Nem.O 90. g(pril. - Cine
9robe @n5o6l 8rol,en mo aiuoer
lpllrbcn bier beiltc Nohmittag oits
Sen oberen 6enltern eineS iiiniitofi-
gen Sencnlentboliies an Der =. g(pe.,
nobc Der 8. Strobe, in Incident Sener
allsgcbrod)en mar, bon Der Selier-
mebr gercttet. 8iele morcn idlolt bon
Holld) iibermonnt, ober 9tiemano
lulroe ernitlid) perIebt. glS Die Seii-
erlpcbr %onlongtc, itonben Die 6raiieit
uno aillOcr ST. 9utcnoen AT oeiiSen.
itcrn uno ultf oen Seuerloidleiterrl
p%cr5iuciielt nm Siilfe rlifeno. 9as
6ellcr mar ollrd) cine @~aserploiion
I'M @rogeidob entitonoen ilno ortrd)
ocn Suftldodt i'm Nit nod obcn &c.
ltolicn, Den 9%eluobnern oen Mus.
gang perlperrcho. 3oS Setter MAJ
balo inter Gontrolc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
@crmild)te tclcgrapbiidc Scpcldjcn.

ii7I,s&r,sG. bon Seile @ortegg Der
oeutld)e Gomnlilior 3itr ct. Coulter
Wcltdna iteulng, lon9te gcitern nit
Dem 0ompfcr o@roi @olocriec" in
Nem-gorf on.
Wit Dem 0onpfcr yHbcin" Ia,
men geItern 40 Sdlpci5er uno Sprc,
Ter Spoler, mcldc uili Ger Wcltnls-
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an. 81.
FrGiiocllt Goolcpclt luuroc &c.
tern bellod)rihtigt, DAP @cncro(.
EoItn1ciitcr Topnc bon icil1erllnp1b.
lid)feit iofpeit mieocr bcrgcitcat 1T.
oab CT ieine onttlid)en Yflidten in
ilngef0br 5ebnSngen lpieoer ontrctcll
tam.
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ipuroen Sonles Nolulin uno oeiiell
fleine Sod)tcr geitern, altf bcn1
Eferoe iibeno, ollf Dem SeimiucgC
billtcrriids erlboiien. IS mar al.
lem Ini6cine nod) cin Hodeoft boz,
"Wonbiheinlern," Die CT perrotbelI
Bate.
Sn Sobert, Sflaboma, ldlol
Die ~Sarmers & Wcr6ants' Notio
nalbanf" geltern ibre 5biiren.
SoIeph Edriuo. o(ios SoIphf
Sbom on, pelher in Neip : yori
aeipiini6t miro megelt onae6lidel
ermoroung ieiner Satin, lit inYbi
looelpbia perbaftet poroen. DC,
Moro geldoh an 6. MGr5.
Sci ben bemofratiihen Sri
mormoblen I'M Staate Georgia tpur
De San1es $. SerreG nit iiberndIti
genber Mebrbeit sinl @olrpcrncu
geiuGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
NltcrSgrcusc i'm GiuilbicnIt.

@olbinGtoM -. 9(pril. -
Gle Will oc3 Gcprdientuntcn @i0ett
bon WfolIodruictt3, mcldc bcltinmt,
ooB olc &cgicrlun0S = InoeItellter,
ipcldc 0oS 10. Sobr crrcihen, Sen
NienIt p%crIoIIcn miliicn, bot piclc
Gommcltorc utter WtitOlicoern bel
Der Sduicr erregt. Cine bctrG6tlihc
Sppolttiol bat lid) bon pcrINicocnca
Soften oogcgelt erDobcrL neil cS
grollam erIhcillt, cillen WolWL scr
piele Sabre I'M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5ugebrodt nno bnbei gran aeluor,
0enL an Die Sllft 81 iebelL neil CT cir
bcltirmntes Nlter erreidt bat, 9leid)
giiltig, OF er I'M Stonbc lit, feline
8cib1ftc lueiter 81 belprgen ODER
nidt. Wan mar gnfungS 9el1eiut,
nlelc Dill nidt ernIt 81 nebmen,
obcr loluobl I'M SolS, mie I'M Setot
miro oiciclbc in elmer @eiic beipro,
dell, lucldc 5ei0t, Dob in nla1der
&rcllcn crllltlid) 1e9loltbt miro, cine
ocrortiae Wtobregcl fonnc, lpertl
olld) rid)t IN Der gcgcmpGrtigen Gel
liolL 10 ooh lpdtcr cinmul IN GrlpG~
glul1 gc5o0cn mcrbcn.
Scnator Seller, Der ~bcfonntlidb
dl@ Gbci ocS GcportcmentS ocS Slls
nern Grlobrluug I'M Grefutipoicnlt
gebobt, lit elm entihieoener 8egncr
Scr WoBrcgel. Gin iolderGorihlao
miro Den Senot nidt obne iharfcn
&f poiliren," bemerfte CT &C
Itern, olpenn tic BORT i~iberbalpt
bur6gebroht iperoen fam. SD
bobe Ole Griobrung genlod)t, mo
0iclclbc miro mir bon cincm eriobre-
men @conltcll, Dem Gbef zines Sc
po%rtencntS, ~bcltGti0t boB Die 2eutc
inl Sitter bon ilnNeiGbr 20 So6relt
I'M 0llrdlNnitt NcilcreS %leiiten, ola
Die Smltc bon % SobreL ols Sloiic
bctrohtct. Sd) lpilr0c elmer Wiil,
iueld)c Den oItclt Wiotn obnc @citcs
res Den Stltbl Dor Die S6iirc lcbt.
ollf ooS Gncrgiihitc opponiren."
Sclotor EcrfitS, Der Gorliber oes
Gipiloicnlt e.. Counties, an mel6eS
Die Bill, iolte lie I'M Soltie puiiiren,
perpieien merOen nilrbe, c%onitotirtc
nit gr0Bter @eitinmtbeit, Dob oic.
ielbc inn Senot nicntolS poilircn
t0nlc.
HcprGientont @iQctt bat sic @iG.
mic ocrlid)ert miro, eigentlid) MIR
olS cincl rSilbler" c%ingcbrod)t, nm
5lt crnlittclr, mic man Iid I'M Con.
9rcB 81 Der Socc einer Y%enlionirumg
Der olt0ccicnten Yconten %itellc!t
miiroc. Scr 0rltf, mclder bon Sci
ten Ser GcpnrtcmentS , GlcrfS i'm
Sl,terclic elmer Gipiloienit 9 Gcniioe
nirltn1 olSgcii6t luOrocll, it, 10 bot
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fr0ftlg gN%uorocn, Dab CT ~acglult6t
bat, ea lei pniicnb, citcn 00mpicr
ni5ulcbcn. @i0cit bait nid)t@ BON
QiuilbicnIt . Yenlioncn, mcil CT Der
Gnlidt lit, DAB oic0ienlte, melhc BON
requirements = Glcrfs geleiitet ncr-
cen, ltid)t in bieiclbe aloiic nit oen
GienIten bon Nrmee. utlo Worinc.
Offi5iercn geitellt iueroen f%onncn,
lueil Elm Geportemen sidreiber pe.
Der @ciobren ouSgeiebt lit, mie,Sene,
nod oild olBeroroentlide 9ienitt.
fiir mclde cine lingciuobnlide9elob.
nllllg bconiprlldt lucroen forne, Lei.
itet; cr meint, mcnn Elm 9eportc-
mentS -. Glerf etlunS lporium lcbr,
lei CT I'M Sionbc, lid) 10 bicl 81 or
ilbrigen, oo6 er ocn Neit l~cille8 &c.
bcnS, nod)ocm er 81 alt iiir Die De
lorgilng Der @cldoite ocnurocn,
aitstommct fonnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

elmer StraBe fir feinen an0erell
3tped, ais Der StrnBcnbabn Con-
pagnie mebr Elab 81 geben nno 81
b%crblll0ern, ooB pielcid)t elm @agcil
altf Den Sdienen fabrcl mllb nno
ben &erfebr Der Gompagnic fir ei=
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gen. @ir inllten ulio cine ltllgc=
bclterc Sllntme @clbcS ollSgcbclt,
oamit 5mci @agen cinonocr pniiircn
f0nnen ltnb bic llniteo electric 81.
Ireie &nbn bot.
0ic $50. y. Solficlo ul1o 9opio
Sc1l6ann bicltet fur5e Nniprohen
luororf General 2otrobc cine lGngcrc
Ncoe belt; er nlod)tc it'd ~bcionOcr$
ii6er Den Di15ugefiigten eincn 3oll
lultig. Die Geroronung ipQrc Der
loren %geganqen, olS moll cine Ser.
6rciterung bon 6 SUB geforocrt bate,
lagte er, iebt aber ieien es 6 SUB ltto
Elm 3oll. nGpo ling Noonl nit e.
mem Npfel, altf icOcn SAL obcr ood)
mebr, pie ein flcincr Boil, NIT bent
nlatt ben Stuotrotb g~clpinncn mill"
mar icinc Sd)luBbcncrfrmg. % Is
Id)on 5lcnllid) lpGt mar, bcol,troate
Sr. &ittlc cine &crtcglung bis nor
gen Slbcno.
VI orplono &croronun0
MIRO pctirt.
WfoDor Mc&nnc b0rte 0cltcr1 9lr-
gilnlcntc bon Experimentation Scr
Wnrpldn0 telephone Comp. ullo Der
ltrltcO electric eight II. EopcrGon1p.
III @c5ug ollf bic cleftrii6e 9cleud)-
titngS = &orIa9e Der WtarplunoGomp.
an. Der Wopor licb aus cinigen
@orten berporgeben bob CT Die @or-
loge mabri6cinliG petiren iperoe.
8emittcr i'm &oli5ei 9 G
partement.
Cine Nll5abl &erlebltngcn unO
Tclocrrngcn I'M SOli5ci . 0cportc=
lnc1t merocn bon Den Eoli5ci.Gonl-
miilGrcn on nGhitcn Wtontog on
Gmpfcbllln9 bcS MoridloQ5 Sorton
por0clomnlct iucrocn. 9ic Nr0btcn
Nen0crlngcl mcrOcn luohrihcinliG
I'M ipeltlihcn 0iltrift por0clommcn
lucroclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

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llngebeuerli6feit geldo6 infolge oe3
Sooes zines iungen WGoden, ods ei-
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lie Die 6lcfen ouf Dem Seppid) mo
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inncrbol6 mcni9cr Gage tboti1d(i1
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&or ibrcn So0c lieB iic eShlue.
tier rillen luto ertldrtc ibr unter
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man bo@ @obp IN Der ~ertuGbntcn
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ion 81 finbel, Die 3euge mar, ME
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morfen puroen. SIS ioa iogor mebr
olS ein GtobliIIentcnt beitanoen bd.
ben, III meldcm Babies in oerart
groBlidcr @eiie aus Der @eIt &C.
NpuIIi lpIlluNli.
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llep, bon 9tr. 60l 9toro-G. Strobc,
bat infolge zines SdminOcl9, oct ie
nit lleugeborcncn Min0ern berries,
bellte ibre Siccr5 eingcbilBt. Sic Der.
foltitc Elm 9obD an Die tSrou eine3
&onoclSreiicnocn in Tbilooclphiu
fir $50. 9ic Srull ipicgclte ibrcnl
@ottclL ais er bon elmer ousgeoebn-
ten @ci6GftSreiie 5liriidfebrte, Dor,
Dab lie Dem &ino oas 2eben eclfenFt
babe. golo i1oeB nabnt bos aino
beruortrcteno iiioii6e @eiidts5iige
al, luto ga oieicr Werfuriiinger SIT.
f0lig ein Sbrilt mar, id)opfte er Ser.
oodt. Gr nubm leine Srou eitlgc-
beno ms @cbct ltno oieie geItono
l1lllL ooB lie oaS 9obp gefuuft bobe,
I'M ibn cine Srelloe SIT bereiten.
9o8 ainb iuuroe mieoer 5~uriidgetrd-
GcnL bod rildtc Die Sebonme mir
NIT SD bcraus. Nuf olle Sale mur.
DC iobonn ouS @elunobeitSomt be-
nndri6tigt, un0 Scr &cbomme ipllr.
DC bdS Ged)t ent5ogelt, ibre Yrori3
ollSjlliiben.