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On the Rack She Awaits
the Verdict.
(Continued from Page One.)


he meal there was little conversat. on
md fewer smiles. 1t was over ar hour
iater.
Today's proceedings consisted of
the charge to the jury by Justice Davis
lasting something over an hour. He
outlined the law and then sent the
jury away. The judge adjourned his
eouert late in the afternoon. saying
that if verdict was reached before
IL o'clock he would return TO the
building.
The Judges Charge.
Justice Davis, in his charge inform
ed the jury that it was not his duty
o interpret the evidence which had
been placed before them. He would
instruct them only as to the rule of
he law to the end that they might
rive at q careful and jus conclusion
Referring to the alleged failure of the
rosecution to show that Miss Patter-
'on had any motive which might lead
her to kill Young, Justice Davis in
5tructed the jury that while it is not
1t all necessary for the prosecution to
prove motive it is important in con-
lection with the other facts.
I'm circmstantial evidence" said he,
the question of motive often becomes
important, but it must not be mo-
We tina is imagined, must be
proved"
Referring to the several letters
which have appeared in the case,
knowledge of which was denied by the
defendant, he said that the testimony
If the witnesses must be carefully
Weighed. If Miss Patterson was be-
lieved the letters must be excluded
entirely from their consideration. If
not they must be taken at their face
value. In this connection he said the
Jury must give careful consideration
the question whether 1t is posi-
Die that the witness for the prosecu-
ion may have lied for the purpose of
aiding the prosecution of the defend
mt. On the other hand again you
must consider whether the defendant
vas influenced by any motive to tell
an untruth about the letters"
OF the absence of j. Morgan Smith
md his failure to appear in trial. he
said the jury should take no cogni-
lance. The defendant was to be
judged by her own acts and not by
he acts of others. The rule of law
regarding missing witnesses did not
lpply in this case as ii had not been
shown that it was within the power
Of the defendant to produce Smith as
a witness.
Judge Davis said that If the defend
mt fired the shot without premedita-
ton she would be guilty of murder IN
the second degree.
He then explained that she might
BE found guilty in the first or second
iegree of snslaughter if not of muir
der but added that if there was u
reasonable doubt of her guilt On any
Of the degrees OF homicide, the jury
must acquit her.
Bearing the Strain Well.
In the long hour and quarter oc-
cupied by the judges charge to the
Jury Miss Patterson bore herself well.
The pallor Of five months of the
rombs was touched clearer white
by the strain under which she labored
but only that and the sustained rigor
Of her attitude betrayed the tension
Of her nerves She was SOWned in
black, the only touches of color being
a purple enamel pansy tipped with
diamonds, which she wore on her
breast and peeping from the black
collar OF her dress, q narrow white
ruching.
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CHRISTMAS TREE TUESDAY
NIGHT.
Arrangements for Gifts for the Littie
Children Of the Poor.

The program for the Christmas tree
for the little children of the poor has
been arranged. AT 1880 o'clock OH
Tuesday Miss Fannie Heck, who is at
the head of the Woman's Committee
on Associated Charities, will be at
Metropolitan Hall with six other ladies.
These ladies will be assisted in prepar-
ing the tree by fifteen children detailed
by Col. Olds from the Sunshine Club.
The entertainment will begin at $50
o'clock Tuesday evening with a stores
optican show by Prof. J. L. Hayee,
including alice in Wonderland and
other attractions. The recitations ac-
companying the views will be by Prof
e. L. Moses, city superintendent Of
schools. Following these views will he
a performance of parlor magic by Mr..
A. T. Bowen, a high class amateur.
Then there will be prayer by Rev. X.
S. Stephenson, followed by short talk
by the president of the Associated
Charities Mr.. A. A. Thompson. Then
the curtain will rise, revealing the tree
and the piles of gifts. The children
will be given the presents and will
then file out of the hall.
Many have contributed, but those
who wish to have a hand in this gen
erous thought for the children may
send a contribution to Col. +. a. Odds.
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SMALLPOX IN LOWER WAKE.
o Preaching at Sw IT Creek Baptist
Church Sunday Because of the Di-
SpaSp,

The Rev. G. Almon Upchurch, who
now In the city, says that there will
e no service at Skift Greek aBptist
hurch, nine miles southwest OF Raj
gin, next Sunday. He gives rs the
eason the fact that there are several
Ases of smallpox IN the community
nd DR.. McCullers, the county rhysl-
IAN. advises that there be no coming
Jeether OF the reople for fear that
re disease may be communicated to
Tiers, and the efforts that are being
made TO stamp it out of this section
aV be frustrated.
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting Of the
Raleigh Milling Company
ofRALEICH, N. c.


of
Monday june 18TH 1905 o'clock
n M j.. I'll. Secretary
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City Missionary Pounded.

Yesterday afternoon Rev. X. S.
Stephenson. Supt. of the Associated
Charities, received notice to be at his
house yesterday afternoon at five
O'Clock to marry q couple. He hur-
ried home and 10 his surprise found
the house filled by committee Of
ladies from the First Baptist church
all laden with good things and sub
stantials. They stocked his pantry
from top to bottom. The committee
was headed by Mrs. John Johnson
and Miss Andrews, who arrange the
affairs.
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clerks of the Superior Court may be
chosen. And Rodwell was elected not
only when an election could be reg
uIarly held" but when one was actual
ly held, at which a clerk could be
elected by the provisions of the Con-
stitution.
1t was pointed out that Section 90,
Art. " of the Constitution has never
been passed upon by the Supreme
Court ana that no case cited by de-
PENDANT involved the question in this.
1t was further urged that the argu-
ment of the court in Cloud V. Wilson.
II N. c., which held that until the
next regular election" in the appoint
ments of Superior Court Judges to fill
vacancies, meant until the next regular
election for elactirg judges of that
class. was highly artificial and con-
fused and violated the natural and
obvious meaning of the words. IF
that decision is. still law for the point
involved in it after its dis
credit by the Constitution of 1875.
it is still not applicable to this
case because theer is clear dist nc
ton in the meaning of the words used
there until the next regular electlon
md those used in Sec. 20. Until an
election can be regularly held" The
after REFER ng TO any election general
or special, so It's holding be regular
md conformable to the regulations
prescribed for holding elections.
That when it was contemplated by
The makers of the constitution that
vacancy be filled for the who uncx-
tired term, it is 50 stated in direct
lords. See "a etc, and that fact eX-
ludes the idea that the same purpose
vas intended to expressed entirely
I'D is similar provisions as in Sec. 20.
The opin on of the Supreme court
.iven Gov. Carr in the matter of the
Judges was read and attention called
, Their conclusions; that in case of
toubt it ought to be resolved in favor
e the people and against the rights
+ appointment
Various cases and statutes were cited
nd discussed, but the foregoing is the
mm of their contention on the prin
pie question involved.
A Celebrated Case.
1t will be remembered in connection
3 tn this case that endorsement of the
Democratic Committee was for Mr..
.Cuweu when Mr. White resigned, but
hat Judge PEBBLES declined to appoint
ilGgiug irregularities formerly omitted
y Mr.. Rodwell in office. These were
enied and when the me of nomlna-
son came the Democratic party nomi-
ated Mr.. RCdwell and give him an
overwhelming majority for the office
Which he is now seeking TO obtain.
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scclcnOcrfGmfcr in Gbicaau.

G6icogo, /. Qe3, - @inmonoes
rlrngS 9 Snipeftoren bon Nep-Dorf
iino nit @iilfe bieiiaer @ebeimpoli5i-
item ciner 8nnbe fron5oiii6er @tGo-
6cnbGnoGer, Die in Gbicogo idon
lon0c ibr i6GnolideS @cpcrbe 0ctric.
ben Bnben, oltf ole Spur qctommcn.
Die g}oHforidun9en m0brcno ser
lcttrn ie6S @o6en fiibrten 81 Der
&erboftung zines 6ron3oien, Nnmen8
&ouiS $ouore, rno ied)S fron5olilder
Wt0ohen, Die tiir3li6 nod oen Ser.
Stootcn 9ebro6t iporoen noren.
SorOre iou ole ungliifliden MGOdclt
itntcr faIi6en @oripicgcllnoen ou3ll
beluogen bobeir, ibm nod amerifa 3il
foIgen. 9tof ibrcr &eruebmlrng ais
9eIoltungs5eltgen 9eQcn oelt ange-
flngten lperoen Ole WGO6en mad,
6ronfrei6 oeportirt per0en.
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Die nGdIitc 9luslteQnna.

8ortGano, Ore, /. 9e5ember.
- Der 80lfcria6rmortt in St.&ouiS
lit AT Gn0e uno iton lit Die nGdlte
internationole 2lusitellltng, Die benz
6ultoertiGGrigen @eoenfcn Der tiibnen
Griorider OcS RoroUeltetS, &erpiS
rno Glarf, aclUcibt it, I'M @ntite6en
6egriifen. Gas ruttcrnomntene Werf,
luclfeS am T.. SUM- 1905 boqenoet
ooiteben ioG, ihreitet riiitig Dor.
iuGrts. Sir Die grofintngSieier bat
mar elm %cigenortiges elettrii6es
@lOfcnipiel lit gitsiidt genomnlen,
lueldeS Yrdiioent Hooiepelt bon
@oi6ington aus III 9eluegung ieseu
Ioa. 0oS Dlodeuipiel miro in Sbiir.
men allf Der IusIteIlung 300 Sub
bod ollgebrad)t iper0en ulto Der Yr0s
iioent ioQ baum i'm 8eiBen Soltie
oltrd einen 0rlld olif oerlhieoene
eleftriihe Gontattfn6pfe Die Notio.
nalbDmne .Amerifa" AMI DEM Slot
fenipiel bier onItimmelt. Die Grippe
Der HegierlngS9ebdlioe miro iid) abs
getrennt nuf elmer 400 9(der groBelt
SnIel I'M Gee erbe6en, mo oltf Die.
len @eb1iloen miro nl1lt IN 8biirmeu
oos @lodenIpiel einri6ten.
Cine SpeSioloepei6e aus Eeters.
burg al Die bieiigen ausIteaun9sbe-
BORDEN beia9t, Gommiiidr @runuoIot
babe bon Der ruiiiIAen Hegierllne Die
8eriiherune crbolten, oaB cine 9e.
tbeiligung HuBlono at Der guSitel-
lung erfolgen iperbe. Der not6ige
@runo uno gooen fir Die ruiiiIfe
abtbeilnng miro ioglei6 q%ngepieien
neroelt.
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BON 2an0slcuten beran6t un6 cr'
muroet.

Stboco, N..D., 1. 0e5. - Carlo
Gioroi mo 2ooi Yogeoo tuiirocn &C.
Itern 9lbeno ouf Die Gni6uloigun8,
ibren 2onOSmonn llnO Stltberfame'
rooen 2uigi Bolie ermorOet SIT babet,
in Soft Genommett. Bolie batte bor'
geItern gt6enO an feline 2iebIte in
Stolieu 9eidric6en un6 cine beoeis
tenoe Summe in 0en 8rief getbdr,
meI6en CT geItern friib, toertit er sur
grbeit cling, oiif Die 8oit geben tpoa-
te. Seinc Sttbenfomerooen iiberfies
len i'm ouf Dem @ege in einem tlei'
men @ebol5, i6lugen i'm nieoer nno
erpiirgten i'm nit ieinem 2eOergiir-
tel, infer lueldem CT ben Brief nera
bergen bate. Gin oritter Stoliener,
lueIdler bel Dem Wtoroe betbeili9t &C.
ipeien lcin ioa, Elm geipiiier SiiOore
QeIoec6ia, bat iid) biz iebt uniidtbar
5u.nodet gcluuBt.
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Der Sraiioent IoG permitteln.

BtttSburg,B a., 1. DECEMBER.
BrGiioent 8ooiepelt miro beute
ooriln erIudt peroen, our6 feline
cine 8eilegung 6e8
StoDlarbeiter : StrifeS in goltn0S.
toipn, o., nno @irarb, go, 5u 8e9e
5t bringen. auf Die 8orIteGlmgerr
oeS Gongreb . Experimentation aer-
neon bon youngstown bat iid YrGii.
bent Gooleoelt oo5ii beItimmen loiien,
NIT 0abio @pans, @ertreter Der Itri.
fenoen Stablorbeiter, uuo BrGiioent
SDoffer bon Ser .gmalgamateO vi.
location Der Glen. mo StabGarbei.
ter" iiber Die Strifciade cine litter.
reollng 3u fiibren. 8ei6e iin0 IN 9c.
gleitung oeS Gon9reB : Heprdicntalt.
ten geItern G(6en0 nod @oiDin0ton
ob9ereiit. Die llnterreou1lg nit Dem
Br1iioenten finoet bette Itott.
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@OtOriidcr @cr6rcder cinacfonacn.

Gbicngo, /. DECEMBER y&io"
2eorp, ein alter @inbreGer, melder
mabrenO ieiner Inngen 8er6re6ers
lorfbabn ourf gufiprengen bon
@eloihr0nfcn mebr ais 100000 ers
6elttet babel ioa, lit bier in ieinem
3imnler IN einem 2oeirbnuic bon @es
beimpoli5iiten abgefobt uno nod Der.
5lpeifelter @egentuebr berbaftet ipor.
ben. Wtan bate 2eorp i'm 8eroobt,
an 3lpei 9onfein6rii6en in 8iScon.
i'm nno at Dem 9lltfiprengen zines
@eloidranfes in Chicago ~betbeiligt
getpeIen 81 iein, ulo Die 8eboroen
ipilrten i'm nod lGngeren 9taffors
I6ungen in leinem bieiigen &erited
ouf. 2earD muroe in leinem 3immer
ii6erroidt mGbreno er I'M S6lofe
lag, uno e6e er Den &epoloer, Der ltns
ter ieinem &opffiilen lag, ergreiien
fonnte, botten Die einoringenoen @e.
beimpoli5iiten i'm 9epodt. GrobOent
iuebrte er ii6 NIT per5Deiieltcr Strait
uno Die Yoli5iIten fonltcn nlrr nit
Wiiibe ben gefGbrIihcn @inbred]er
ii6erluGlti9en. &eorD bate crit fiir5'
li6 einen Straftcrmin in Dem 3lld)ts
6orie 5u @allplm, 8i8c., berbiiBt.
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yGluicb Sbop" nnscictlidj.

Nen Yorf, 1. 0e5cm6er.
Die in 9rooflpn tagenoe gIppeao.
tiortS = 0ipiiion bes Stoot5ober9e,
rid)tS enrfyieo belte, Dab Der oGloIeb
Chop" ungeietli6 lit. IS banoelte
iif Inn einen Gontraft 5tpiiden Der
5irlna Morris Gobn & Sobne unb
eitem 3neiae Der ollniteb Garment
8orfers," bur6 lpelden li6 Die Sir
ma Derpili6tete, MIR 0titalieoer Der
Union gu bei6dftigen. Oieier Cot
trait puroe ourf Die @erihtsenti9ei.
oung aGs gemeiniddbli6 be5eidnet.
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$1,000 %nerIdfunnben.

Can 6ronci8co, 1. 9e5. -
Seit 9ienitag foriben Oie 9eamten
Der o8eu5 Sarge @ypreB . Comp"
uu0 cine an5obI @ebeimpoli5iiten
nod Dem 8erbleib elmer @%eIoienoltng
bon $4,000, Ole aus ben bieiigen
Bureaus Der Gompagnie ipllrloS Oh
bonoen gefommen lit. Die Sen0ung,
in 500 . @olOItiIdcn, mar sur Ser
i6idung no6 San Sole aui8cgeben
uor0en.
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GgrIOs entlafcn, iucil CT cine 6arbigc
3itr Gral hat.

8oibtngton, Q. g., /. 0ej.-
Der IteapcrtreteuOe ariegSicfrctdr
OIiOer oerfiiatc, Dob Der @eneinc
Sobn Z. Smith ollS Dem SoIpital.
Corps Der Ser. Stooten.g(rmee ,obne
ebrenpouen 9lbihieo" cntIoiien peroe.
Smith, Welder III Sort Mtott, RS.
itationirt mar, botte cine Negerin ge.
beiratbet, uno General Grant, 9e.
~iebISbober oeS 0eportementS oe8
OitcnS, bate ooraufbin feline Gntloi.
lung 6%enntragt.
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Sp6tefte Gabel6eri6te.
grin5 6rie6rid BON SoBen'
3oIlern i'm Sterben.

Brin5 6rieori6 BON So6en'
3|oIleru i'm Sterbeu.
Miin6en, /. 0e5ember. - Ser
Ioo oes @rin3en 5rieorih bon SO.
ben3ouern, zines WitgIieoes oeS ni6t
regierenoen Sigmoringen = 3meigeS
Der 6omilie, zines iiingeren grtoers
oe5 S0nigS 9orI bon &llmGnien
miro ieoen 9lllgenblif ertuartet.
g q f dub Ser SItieefIotte
erret f t Sanger .
Ranger, Wuroffo, 1. 9e3ember.
- N}e6rere 9rieg8idiffe gingen ipat
beltte 2lbeno in ser 9ai Dor 9lnfer.
@}on Oermutbct, OoB iie sur 5tueiten
0toiiion Der ruiiii6eu 0itieeflotte ge'
b0ren.
@eneruIitrite in 9uenoS
IpreS.
9uenoS IpreS, 4rgentinien
1. 0e3em6er. Gin @eneralitrife
nabm beute oobier ieinen Anfong,
entmideIte ieoof W0breno oeS erIten
GoaeS feine &ubeit0rungen. Die
characterization iin0 iGmmtIi6
qeIdloIien unO ollie 9trbeit ouf Den
Dod8 lit %ilrSpenotrt. 1rrtppen uno
8oli5iIten iino al allen midtigen
gunften ~oufgeiteIlt. Der giien6obn'
uno StroBenbobnperfebr bot nod
feline llnter6redung erlitten.
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GUliiiOn III cinem 8abntnnncl fOitet
aiuei Menidcn bns Qc6en.

8 beeItug, 8..@o, /. 0e3. -
3wet 9tbtbeiIrn9en zines lueItli6 fab.
reuben 6rodt3ugeS ser ,Gleoelan0,
9oraiu uno @beeIiug . Qipiiion" Der
Baltimore = Ohio q 9obn" couioir-
ten bellte g[beno in etnem Iltnnel
nobe 6airpont, g., II Meileu melt,
lid bon 8beeIing. 2ofomotiofiibrcr
&. 8bite aus ubridSoiae, O., mo
@remIer s. 9. Bennington aus 0}c-
&eesport ga, tamen INNS &eben,
mlo Sei5er @oparo 6. Wtiaer aus
&oIlopop, 8, lit i6per perlebt.
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8r1n0e. - Ser Rad)tipod)ter
SoDn Sopogc entbefte geitern 0tOr.
gen fltrS nod 5 lt6r in ben 8a6lt.
Iduppen oil Ntortb. mo GentreitraBe
Seiler oltf eillem NIT aagenleincr
6rod)t belooenen @oggon. Gin
glorml bonn &oltcn Nr. 316, mllroe
erloIIen mo ser Wdg9on NIT elmer
Gangirlofomotipe nod Der 9tortb.
StruBe gefobren, no man Die Slam.
men in fllr5er 3eit l0ihtc. Gtur ur-
6eoeutenber S6ooen puroe onge.
ridltet.
= Sin 5euer mllroe geitern Ibenb
600 in Dem 8iireoil Der 8ouunter.
ne6mer 9. +. 8ennett & So6ne, oo5
ii6 nabc Dem @eb1ube bon 39omoS
& Sbompion an Der Ode bon 2ig6t-
uno goltinloreitroBe befinoet, e1t.
bedt. @il6 bier. NOR Der Sfooell
MIR gering.
g dim berlebt. = Ger
10 Sabre alte 2epp Serbert, SoGn
bon George Ser6ert, 0r. 3t3, Siio'
GnnItroBe, puroe eeltern 0adnrit.
tag am groobipop uno G~anton.9(Oe.
bonn Woggon Hr. 1909 Der Wooiion,
Ibenue : Strobenbnbn.2inie g%etrof'
fen nno erlitt einen gru6 oes refter
geines. ST puroe in ieine 8obnuna
geidofft.
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Ole 9rGitoentenmo6G 1T
bereitS 0rei @oden ooritber; bon oel1
8obl.@rgebniIicn oler 8orteien bat
man gebort, MIR bon Der ogtotio1al
Qibertp8ortei," Die ben farbigenPra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George e.
Goplor bon Sttlmma, Soma, aufge.
iteQt bate, oerlaltet gar 9tidtS. Ntic.
mon0 bat li6 oarltm gefiimmert, pie'
biele @oblmGnners uno 8oltSitirts
men CT befommen bot. Sb iein Nante
lpobl ouf irgen0 einem 8obl5etteI ge'
Itanoen bat? Mr. Snplor mill ober,
pie meItlife 9lGtter mittbeilell, raA
Dem @eiipiele 9rpon'S ifon iebt nit
Der Organization ieiner G%oIiengenol-
len beginner, INN III Der nddlIten
Gompngne eingreifen 81 fonnen. @r
miro olt6 Damn nidt ertudblt lueroelL
ober er mag menigltenS bel Der einen
oOer onoeren Yortei ginfluB geuin.
men,.
8or ser Stroftammer IN
Meiningen botten iif % Sd)iiler oeS
Ee6nifumS IN Siloburgbouien 6u
berontnortcn. SIM september ma
rem einige Ied)nifer negen grobet
Innings berboftet uno Dem 8att.
Total 5ugrfiibrt uoroen. atoere
griffen 81 8uniten ibrer Mitidiiler
Gin, 10 DAB Ole BoIi5ei militGriIde
6itlfe in aniprltd) nebrren mlBte
uno Ole 5euermebr alornlirt Uuroe.
Die folten @aiieritroblen itellten Die
Rltbe bolo nieoer Der. Bon Den 80
4ngeflogten tuuroen IN Der oreitagi-
gen Bodybuilding bier 81 lie 100
Wurf Celebrate mo Elm Sefnifer
tpegen 8ioerItonos 3u 80 Warf
Strofe oerllrtbeilt. Die iibrigen s(n.
,geflogten muroen f~oitenloS freige'
iprofen.
Sn Siegen bat Die &c.
gieritng Die Gou5eiiion 5ur erridJtitng
elmer 1eltelt Apotbcfe ertbeilt. Die
Better Der beioen ieit ettuo 100 Sab.
rem beItebenoen Apotbefen berufen lid)
MIN ouf ooS ibren Npotbefen bon Der
&egierung ertbeilte Bripilegirnt, ra6
bem MIR tic beredtigt ieien, i'll Siegen
on5 neutrality-suspicious. altS5ltitben.
nno nerlongcn bon Der Hegierung ais
Gon5eilionS . GrtbeiIerin cine boBe
gntidGoigung.
- g(uf oen 9tieoerult9en in &alt'
fatee.0 iItritt, Sn0iana, uiltben 9robe
8ui6br0noe, pelfe Sauienoe BON
adern uertpiiitet nno oiele @obnbGil'
ier 5erItort bnber. Die @~iIenbabnet
Goben sroBe Wtiibe, 5t perbinoern,
onB ibre 8riiden oet gefruBtget
5lammen gum Spfer f%aIlet. Iebn'
lid Itebt cS III 6olge oeS langenYfan'
gels an Hegen III Den Nieoerungert
bon Calumet.
Tabel. - Gin Stord itano Dor
8eridt. Ger Staatsoniunlt iagte:
.Gr bat lid) einen 5roih gegriffen
uno peridludt." Der Redtsartpdlt
bingegen meinte: ugr ipollte lid nit
oem 6roid, unterbulterL itno oa lit
inn bieier ms 8ort gefalen uno
0ohei npr1udliift"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
SlOnic's GauOD fit bic E%eiertaae.

Bum g8eibnu6tsieit empfeblen mir Dem oeuts
Iben Bl6IiinIn infer rei6baItiees Eager uno
feiniie Gu1Itt1t bon:
Bon Bons, French Mixtures, Taffies,
BrittIes, Mixed Drops, Fine Chocolates,
Candy Canes, Baskets and Rings,
Christmas Chains, Broken Candy, Pep
permint Drops, Caramels and Hundreds
of Other Sorts.
Infer BrinSip felt einem bnIbcn Sabr6unbert:
gSie bette GuuIitdi at mdBiaem Qreife". ges
fnltnt: STE gr5Bte 9nnons 5abrif slmerifa's".
lno f0unen ouber ~u6iolute yfeinbeit unierer
Rroollfte gdrnntiren.
9lctait.G epnrtement Tr. 62tS VI 'goftinure.etr
Sbe George Slome & Son So.
MnboO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Die tets 6"ebor,nate Sortc.

Jiubef II. Nncaretti'S belifate Greant. e 6ueuluOen.
Tic uiiucrfnlidteiten 3udcr iunaren - OUn
Suton'S1ufern beuur5ugt.
Ncitn Sic Die beitet Greanls9boculnoe iuilll'
lheit, inltielt Gle 6li6eI l1th Auegretti's nebmen.
Die IN Gelpnpier mo rofabarbtgen Sbu6teIn
Ocrpddt ttno uni bon gSagner'5 Oerfuuft iuers
Den, 9tlibcl uto Ilepretti'S GreauIs9 bocuIaoen
itto erlifluliiqe SideruGureft. fir beren f6ntud'
bate 9ubereiiliuG ieoe l1bglibe Surgfult oers
luelloet iutro. 9tltr bel 8agner's, 9ir. 20, @eits
4criuatDrisS trnhe, 6u bdbeH. (gtoO24-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

81 s bre N u N c.
Sr. 8iQiam u. 9relper, Der Ser,
trouens-Gler ser o6criten Stn0tge.
ri6tsbonf, feierte geiterlr ben 37.Sob.
re8tog ieitler 9tmtSt6Gtigfeit. gllS Sci.
6en Der Gdtlntg bei6enften i'm Ieilte
Gollegen i'm @eridt NIT eitem prGd.
tigen lebenSgroBen 9iloe bon ibm
iclbIt, ouS biibld eingerobntt luorocn
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

6abeI. - Gin Stor6 Itanb Dor
8erift. Ger Staotsoniunlt iagte:
rGr bat lid einen Sroif gegriffen
uno peridludt." Der Redtsarpalt
bingegen metnte: ugr ipollte iid NIT
benz 5roid unterbultert unb oa tit
ibm oieier ms 8ort gefaaen uno
babel periinaliidt."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-07
THE FAcE-oFF" IN HOCKEY MATCH.

planned, tue change being made be-
cause of the fact that the kaiser will
be able to attend the race In June. The
start will be made at Kastell Saalburg,
and the route leads from there through
Wehrbeim. Usingen. Gravenweisbach,
Weilburg Altendorf, Neckholzhausen,
Obertiefenbach, Limburg, Kerberg,
Neuhof. Idstein, Esch, Glashutten, Ko-
nigstein. Oberursel, Oberstetten and
DOrnholZkausen. The route is 1876
kilometers long.
The racing committee of the A. c. A.
has accepted for the preliminary trials
the entries Of Alden Sampson. second.
OF Pittsfield, Mass; L. II. Kittredge of
Cleveland. o.. and Peter Cooper Hew-
lit of Trenton, N. j. The German Au-
tomobile club has been cabled, making
entry OF three cars for the Gordon
Bennett race. The preliminary trials
and inspection of cars will be made at
least six weeks prior to the date of the
race.