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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
MIRIAM LODGE ENTERTAlNS.
Twenty-Five Tables Provided For the Game
OF Widow"

The Card Social given by Miriam
Lodge Rebekahs last evening was at
tended by over 100 people in spite of
the stormy weather. Twenty-Five
tables we're set and "Widow" was en-
ioyed until midnight.
The prizes went as follows; 1st
ladies, Miss Irere hyde; 2nd ladies',
Miss Elsie Vahdenberg; lst gentle
mans, Mrs Marcus Armstrong; 2nd
gentlemans, Miss Edith Cordes. The
social was followed by dancing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
During Spell Gallant Manchester Man Carried Several Pretty
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Mrs j. H. Scott recently visited
friends in Bennington.
Miss Myrtle E. Buffum was in Rut-
land the first OF the week.
Miss Maud Fisher who has been i'll
for several weeks, is convalescing.
w. c.. Beebe and wife entertained a
party OF East Dorset friends one even
ing last week.
A crowd of young people driven by
Walter Shaw, enjoyed a sleighride
Thursday evening.
Miss Nettie Fairbanks entertained a
number Of young friends At a party
last Saturday evening.
Miss Della Dupois, who has been
spending a months vacation in town,
returned to her home in New York
City Saturday.
Owing to the inclement weather of
last Friday evening, the dance which
was to have been held at the opera
house is indefinitely postponed.
c. B. Carleton is removing his jew
elry business from the Lugene block
which he has occupied for many years
to his new rooms at Manchester Depot.
The annual benefit supper given by
the Methodist society at the church
vestry last Thursday evening proved
one of the most enjoyable affairs OF
the season. All did ample justice to
an excellent repast served by the lad
les and the seventy-fve dollar pro-
ceeds are very encouraging to the So
ciety.
At the annual meeting OF Ormsley
chapter, OAR, the following officers
we're elected for the present year: Re.
gent, Mrs Mary Robbins, vice regent,
Mrs Helen Snyder; secretary, Mrs NJ,
L. Botsford; treasurer, Mrs Jennie
Hilliard; registrar, Mrs Emelie Per-
kins; chaplain, Mrs Sarah Bowen;
historian, Mrs Elizabeth Dunton.
The board of management elected were
Mrs Mary Robbins, Mrs Helen Sny-
der, Mrs Mary Botsford>, Mrs Ellen
Morris and Miss Hattie Hilliard.
At the annual meeting Of the Bap-
tist church and society last week, the
following officers we're elected; Presi-
dent, William Hicks; lst vice prSsi-
dent, Burr Gleason; 2nd vice presi-
dent, Deacon John BATHS; clerk, T. j.
Hoyt; treasurer, Mrs Horace Fuller;
prudential committee, Mrs A. F. Smith,
NJ. l.. Manley, Benjam Sherman, f.
Blackmer, Henry Bundy; choir leader,
T. j. Hoyt; organist and director,
Mrs Z. L. Wyman; assistants, Mrs
Charles Sykes, Mrs Benjamin Sher-
man, Miss Mary Marsh; ushers, M. l..
Manley, William Hicks, and Misses
Mary Marsh Alice Sherwin and Edith
Provan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
CROSIER.AMAD0N

Marriage At POwnal At Home Of Bride We'd
Rssday Noon.
The marriage OF Miss Emily Ford
Amadon of Pownal to Simeon Francis
Crosier OF Stamford, took place at her
home at noon today in the presence OF
relatives and friends.
Bev w. Il. Washburne of the Meth
odist church oficiated. There were a
number of handsome presents and the
young couple received many congratu-
lations. They will reside in STAN
ford.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
FOR MAHONEYS DEATH

Commissioners Find Dead Engineer RCpon-
sble.
The state railroad commissioners
have reported relative to the accident
at Shelburne on the Rutland road sew
er al months ago in which Dennis Ma
honey formerly of this village was
killed.
They find that the responsibility for
the accident lies with the engineer who
was killed. They also criticise the
Rutland railroads train order system.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
Fnfher and Daughter burned.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 27.-Stans-
bury Jacobs and his twelve-year-old
daughter Lena were burned to death in
a fire which destroyed the Jacobs home
and three other houses at Stanton, Del.
Jacobs lost his life in an effort to rescue
his daughter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27

j G. GlUck, superintendent, prun-
t. tUwr, w. Va, writes: AFTER try
ing all other advertised cough medi
cines we have dt cidtd to use Foley
Honey and Tar exclusively in the Wtst
Virginia Reform School. / find il the
most effective and absolutely harm-
less. For sale by b. A. QuiDlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
P0WNAL

Rev William Blackburn of North
Adams was guest at the Methodist
parsonage Monday.
Daniel T. Bates rendered a bass sol o
at the Nj. +. Church Sunday morn ing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
NOT MUCH HURT.
Frank RyanS Horse Made Him Trouble Az
WilliamStown.

WilliamStown.
A spirited horse, driven by Frank
Ryan cf this village, became scared at
a whistle on one of the electric cars
near the depot in Williamstown Mon
day afternoon and the determination
of the driver was the only thing that
kept the animal from running away.
During the efforts OF the horse to
get away, the sleigh was overturned.
Mr. Ryan, although thrown out with
such force that he was slightly stunned
still held on tothe ribbons and after q
few minutes was able to get the horse
under control but not until he had
been cons iderably shaken up.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
A Gard.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on so cent
bottle OF G eene, Warranted Syrup Of
Tar il il fails to cure your cough or
cold. We also guarantee a % cent bot
tic ~ prove satisfactory or morey re-
funded,
j. 7. ShurtleI, J. NJ. Ayres,
o. F.. Gibson B. A. Quip Ian,
BENNINGTON.
c. II. Houghton, North bennington
c. r. Il A. b. Hawkins So. SALISBURY.
%. f. Adams, Arlir gton.
+. @. Woodwo'th, o. f. Adams & Co.,
East Arlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
E. B. LINCOLN DEAD.
Well known Former Resident Dies In North
Adams

WNH huNNh ENSiNN'N 49, ~ 'NN'N''
Adams.
News has been received OF the death
in North Adams about two weeks ago,
of Elmer B Lincoln, who will be well
remembered by most Bennington peo-
pie. Death was caused by typhoid
fever. Mr. Lincoln came to this viii
lage some eight years ago, as the man
ager of meat market. He soon be-
came popular with the people and
there will be many a surprise when it
is announced that &c is dead.
He brought bride here who lived
but couple OF years. Since leaving
here he has been in the meat business
in North Adams.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
DR. MINER GETS $500.
Somerset Authorities Much Pleased With His
Services.

Pownal, Jan. 27;-.The following
item from the North Adams Herald of
Jan 25th will interest the many friends
of DR. Miner in this vicinity
DR. Hal Miner. a former Drury boy,
has completed his duties in connection
with the Somerset smallpox cases and
SO we'll pleased were the authorities of
the town with his services that he was
paid $500 and his expenses. DR. Miner
and his wife are now in Pownal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27

Don't be imposed upon Iy taking sub
stitUtes offered for Foley's Honey and
Tar. For ssle by b. A. Quinlan,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27

Fatal kidney and bladder troubles
can alwB, be preventeuby the use Of
Foley's Kidney Cure, For sale by B.
A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
SPELL OF WEATHER
Trains and Mails Ars A gain Delayed By
Storm.

Storm.
The cold weather, with the snow
that came last night has considerably
interiered with the running of trains
The sleeper from the north due at 2:lO
a. m. did not arrive this morning un-
til 6:30.
The trains from Troy due at 500
and 9:35 this morning were over an
hour late. Chatham division train
pulled in nearly an hour late and the
electric cars have been coming and
going under difficulties all day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
Quinn Artillery Force.

HAVANA, Jan. 2I.-President Palma
has signed an act increasing the Cuban
artillery rnrcr tu 'tpi a,en
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE

VIII sell or will exchange for personal prop
erty or n Archandse OF every description
Dwellings, .uilding Lots, Farms and Real Is
tate of all kinds
Have several swell front houses also several
building lots located in Schenectady N. Y. VII
sell or win exchange for property in Benning
ton and vicinity
Telephone 2l-z JOHN NASH
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
Weather Forecast.

Fair and colder tonight and Thurs
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
BENNINGTON
SECURITY Comply

Accepts funds in trust, al low
ing 4 per cent on same. Acts
as agent in purchase and sale
OF stocks, bonds, real estate,
etc. Manages estates, acting
as executor, administrator
guardian, etc.
CAPITAL..........S S25, 900
SURPLUS...........S 5000
DIRECTORS:
R. E GRAVES, c. M. GRAVES
President Viee-Pres.
0. n. BARBER v. II. HAGEN
R. C. TURNER
~, Rep, w. II. Hagen, 50 Wall st
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-27
Bennington, VT.
DIRECTORS

I. z. Gibson, j. S. Holden, VIM. e.
Hawks, N. NJ. Puffer, A. X. Richie,
J. T. Shurtleff, c. w. Thatcher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

6parQcl unb Ionft nod bus 8etc."
@ll6 i'm Sabre 1910 tbut oaS Gpiaz
@ci6li6c feline S9ulOigtcit. mic mir
aus cincm S9rci6en an GbriItidna
BON q. 2(pril crfabren: pS4idttIt Oh
mir ctpds Sparocl, Der bod nun aud
berportric6cn ioltc, 10 miirbc t9 cS
ou6 eutauf nebmrn. Die 6reunoinncu
baben mir bier Die @rItlingc 3u9cs
t6cilt." 1913 54rcibt Goetbe Don
9resoen aus (21. @priO an feline
Satin: a4n Spar9cl unO ionitigem
@uten Dat c5 audi ntbt gCfcblt." Dim
a5. @(pril 1915 ruff er ibr eincn r9ant
fir bic Spargcl" gu. Damn pirD Der
Stdngen bis gum Sabre 1921 nift
mcbr qebaht. Mm %. @pril pcr3ci6net
OaS 3a9e6u9: Sen crItcn Sparacl
gcIto6cn!" uno am %. September:
Ser ulmcr SporaeIQdrtncr!" @lIo
9oct6e fiCB feline Spdrgelnnldgc ni6t
bilrh cinen Grfurtcr, IDnccrn bur4 eli
men lltmcr Spc5ialtitcu bcrridtcn. Die
lcbtc @uf5ci6nung ftammt aus benz
Sabre 1881, bas Sagcbu8 pom 20.
Sanuur 1881 mclbet: n&Gm Elm adItz
den nit SpargcI OOm 8lo4 in Bar
lin."
GripG6neu mD6te i9 nur nod zines
8rtefc8 an 2aDutcr bonn 3. SuIi 1850;
in oicIem 8ricfe peranlaBt bic Sporz
gellicbbabcrei ben 9i9tcr, bic Spdrz
gclfultur gu cincm @ergIci6 bcran5ue
3icbcn: ,&aufmann bate man nod
pcit trcffcnoer idtnben tDnncn uno
mas BON Dir unb Ieinen iibri9eu
5rcunocn geIagt lit, lGBt ii6 nod iebr
baltcn, i'd polite auenfa1s ben Spar
gcl f9on tiefer aus Der Grbc bcruu89cz
habcn babcn, Dicicr @brenmann lit Bill
Tia genug, i'm nur fopeit or grim 1T
unb 6crporgudt, ab3ui9nciOcn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

6eugte fein O6r gegen ibr 6er3. 0as
i4lGqatod IN tlum perne9mbdren, leiIe
3uden0en Shtdgen.
So6n @OooDin's 3o6ter fam i6m
cutge9en, Die or Ie alf ben 4rmen BIZ
nciutrug in ols nd4Itgelegene 6oteI
8alPBtfe. Dur cineu Qugenblid Itubz
te ije uno mid sur Scite. Damn frdqte
lie; ST ods S6rC 5rau9" ltnb bann
bali fic ibm, Die 3O0tenitarre ms 2es
ben 3uriid 5u 6%ringcn.
gt8 Nnna DaruelpBt Die Qugen ntea
Der aufI4lug, mar ibr Maun ALIEN an
i3rcr Seite. sic bate bic 4ugen piez
Der gei9loiIer. oa iic i'm ]ertaunte, in
l6auocrnber 8er3peifllug, Dag es umz
ionit gspeIeu MAI, umfonf. oaB Iie nit
benz Oerl6I6cnoen Str96l ppn pem, mas
t6re5 Gebcns Gi4t gepeien. ii4 ielbft
ms 0uutel bate rotten pollen - ibm
ben 0cg bate freigeben polIen.
Sn tbm mar aber, ipdbrenb er NIT
Dem Sob lint leiucs @ei6es 2eben
tdmpftc, Elm ueue5 2e6en au~fgegangen.
bas mar teine IooeruoeJllmme, Die ii9
pcr3ebren muBtco odS ipar fill brets
uenoe3, beiIiges 6cuer, oa8 ME Oer=
I6i4tc. ods lpar Der 2iebe etpig leu4z
tenoe Some.
W}it Iciuem 8ufic IoIte er i6r pieber
Die geI6IOIleueR &iber,
n@a9 auf, mein Betb, fpa6 auf!
Sc 1T ia bcIli4tcr gag - u%nIcrcr
Giebc eriter DGbrbQfter SOnncntag!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

pes Don 5omas als ietnes 8ertreters
5olge gu leiIten, ba er felbIt dnoertpeit
gu tbun babe Don Somas fiigte bic
5arte Qnbeutung zines @rtratrintgeIz
beS nebTt freiem 8eneoer nd6 8ebdri
btn3u unb oamit mar Der i9nDbe
8errat1 9pn 6elipes geI6eben. Don
Spmas nabm 4bI9ieo, na9Dem er bic
1900 9efo8 auSge3ublt unb cine I6riftz
lt9e 3uii6erung binterlufen bate,
mad peI9er Don 5elipe pOn 9urtci
ipegeH fir feline 9icnIte gum 9oli3eiz
def in Gan SranciscO beItimmt lei -
borUusgefeBt, baB 9On 2ope5 gum
8puberneur geiD9lt perbe.
9rei Sage fpurcu pergangen, ebe bds
Wablreiultdt betannt puroe. @ber
nt9t 2ppe5, fpnbern Sturre tpdr Der
GrndBGte bes Bottles.
limb ungluu6li6 = in Morteros
uno Sumbplot mar er einitimmig, in
Wtartd Suunu unb Men6r8 gegen tuum
80 8egenftimmen gepGbIt porben!
DON 5eIipe 3erbru9 ii6 pcrgebli6
ben Sopf barber, 5fpie oies m0gli6
Tetn fpnnte. 2O3 Stimmcn bate er an
Don Spma8 geIiefert - pie in oler
8eIt tonnte od cine einIimmige DabI
bes 9egentunbibdten 3uitanoe fomz
men? Nun, tpeni9Itens 6ie 1900 9eIos
tparen cine reeIle SbatIu6e Inn bas
iibrige brau4tc er ii9 idlteBIi9 feline
9eodnten gu MAIDEN.
Wieber mar es M6eno = pieber
borte er Die Stimme bon 9pn Somas
aber nt9t leiie uno pertrauIi9 fiji
Iterno, fonbern laut unb barId:
nSoaa, Don Selipe = 6ffnen Sie!"
,Gr piro mir bic @rnennunq gum
Polt8etdef bringen," murmette 6elipc,
inoem er bic 3biir aufI9lob. Don
Somas in 8oIi3eiuniform, bcgleitet
BON etnigen Ppli3iIten, frat elm:
n9pn Selipe, ib ptrbafte sic duf
gefebt bes 9eri6tes. - SoIgen Sic"
Sin 8int unb Der Ipra9Ips bds
ftebenbe Selipe fiiblte ben talten Druid
ltdbIerner &rmbGnber an ben Sanogez
lenten.
n8ei alien SeiIigen = iparum benin
- pus fpI i9 begdngen 6dben2"
rNenn sic es piRen toollen - ipes
gen 8iebbiebfiabls, ben Sic eepcrbsz
mGBt9 felt Sabren betrieben Gaben. -
lnb, @migo" er beugte Ii6 fIiiIternb
gum Sbr bes @cfanqenen - ,bieueidt
audi ipegen 8erratb8 an Der 9artei."
Fiber Don Somas - bu iparft bod
fir 2opea - id begreiFe niht ="
n4b = bab = i9 mar friiber fir
9ope3. SEPT bin i9 fir Sturre. =
9u baft bid db1penIttg MAIDEN IafIcn.
Sd 5ipar aud. @btr tG ipar tliiger
uIs bu, bes9uIb biit bu binein %gefaGen.
On tparft mir i'm Dege atfo muBte
i'd bi4 beIeitigen. - @ber nt6ts fir
UNCUT. 9eute obcn, morsen unten, bas
lit Der 2duf Der Delt. = 9cine 2eute
bdben 9liidli6ernetie mad meiner 4nz
neiIung fir bic quito Sadie geitimmt;
bafiir betomme i'd meinen 2pbn. sd
bin Ppli3eibef getporben unb SSnIpetz
tor BEL Der Observation-Disclosures
mtIiion an bciner Gteue. 2.Wan muB
i4Iau fem BfeGHS9eri! 1{Etf Sirs!
- Nun tomm."
DON 5elipe puroe in bas @efGngniB
obgefii6rt. Sein S6ab, Die 1900 9es
fos 8errdtberlobn, ipanbrrte IelbTtpers
itdno!i9 in bic 2ai4en bes eolen Don
Spmas auriid.
Sein urtbeil ipar baIb gefGut. Mls
iiberipieIener @iebbieb tpurbe er auf
unbeItimmte 3eit uls 9OGi3tit in bic
Samppoli5ei eingeitelt. tpie bieS Elm
nod beute geltenoes bortreffli9es unb
ben 8iebbtebTtubl 3neifeGlos etnT9rGnz
fenbes @%erfabren i'm geiegneten argen=
tintcn 1T. $. y.
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Goethe Oct SparseffreunO.
Bon 81. b. Strete (SuI5bprs).

0er8aitroIppb Baron Gugen @aerIt
f9rie6 einmul {: nSpar9cl uno Ra4>
tigdaengeidn9 fallen in oie1elbe 3eIt.
8iclleiht lit bas bic llrIa9e, baB ben
9idtern Deri4iebener Soften bonn alten
Wartial bis be1auf gu Sans 8er9aro
8rGf bieIes n8lanbimentum gulde"
tein unliebe5 Giien mar. Sin be1onbez
rer G~tebbaber bes Spdrgels mar audi
Der beriibmteIte Sobn Srdntfurts.
9Gufig finOen mir Sds belitate @eriAt
in 8riefsn unb Sagebii6ern ertpdbn!,
namentliA in Der 3eit, in pel6er Sruu
b. Stein bic Sonne ieines 9er3enS mar.
lniDiatirlt6 fallen einem babel bic be-
fannten 8erie in 9eines leBten Seoidz
ten elm:
Gs fommt Der 2en3 - ~
Gr bringt Sasmin unb ROielein
limb @eil9en unb buftige 8rGut6en,
limb SeQerie fir ben 8rdutigam,
limb Spar9el fir bds 8rdut9en.
Samstag, ben 8. Mai 1776, fdidte
Der Gi6ter einen 9unb. an bic berebrte
Srau: She ib in ben 9drten eebe Ell
men 9uten Moreen unb Spargeln BON
Der 9alb8rietb." Sonntog, ben 10.
Wai, fpmmt cine tpeitere Senbung:
.3um eritenmal i'm @drtsn geIhlafeu.
Sa iino Spargel. erit ieBt seito4en.
laFen sic fe ni9t untsr bic anbern
tommen, ellen sic lie ALIEN, ba Sic
bob einmul bus gliidli9e @DrurtAeil
bdfiir bdben; ipie mfrs eben am beIten
i6medt, tpenn i6 tie nit Sbnen efe."
Damn 5tpei Gage fpdter: pa liebe
Srau pieber Gparael, ib eHe beute nit
Sbnen!!" Gin, 26. Mai erbdlt bic rtiebe
5rau elm Biii6el eigenen @epG9ies",
unb am nG6Iten Sage einen Ra6trag:
sd babe geftoppelt, ba nod Elm BIZ
i6elhen!"
Sm Sabre 1777 f9rsibt @oet6e an
3. Mai an bic Stein: y@uten Woraen
nit Spargels!" unb am 20. in fem
Sagebu9: .Nadts gu o Spar9el eli
fen. aamen bic Slten uno i6 tporb
nod luiti6 NIT ben Mifels.@ o. bas
3ei6en Der Come, bebeutef in ben Sdz
eebiihern Die 9tein, bas 3eiGen bes
Supiier &url Mueuit, has. 3eifsn .bfs
8enus bic @rdfin Wertbern. Miiels,
Elm Stnbentenausbrud. ben 9Oetts,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Gein 4 m IN +.

@urt: SD bin iibcr3cttat, Dob Sic
ibcr oeu 600 Sbrc5 Snfel5 mtiridJtiB
troiern lpcum sic olldl Oo0urd in
scr @cii6 cincS biibiGcn @crm0gcr3
grfpmmcu iinO."
N9clt; o,So. Gcnn icGcn sic, CT
mddltc ciu norSiiQlihc8 Deidi0it uu0
G. miir0c mir, mclm cr nod cit o0er
3ruci Snbrc lduaer NcIc6t Bate, etn
bcoclltcuo Nr6bcre5 &cruu00cn bilter'
lliicn 6ubeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Qfcbe Z uqenb!

Scr Scrr QrofciIpr. Elm @erebrer
Der abIoIutcn 4ttoboldbfttncn3, 1T mad
Mliin9cn bcrllfcn iporocn. Die Trau
profcFor bat cine S06in ungeuoms
men; na9oem nit oicIer aaes Oerdbres
bet 1T, foGt bic 6rau 9rofefor: .unb
I6litbIi9no9 zines; in unfetem Sauie
bari fem 4ltohOI getrunten tpcrben.
Sic miiIleu alfo auf oas font bier ii6,
lide Bier ocr3itten,"
81 is lido re4t", iagt bic &odin.
ri bin friiber I9o mai in 10 amer s'rets
tctcn SduIcrfdmilie gepeIen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
& m Ter 3pmpOnift.

= ,g(bcr licbcr Ri6oro, IdmctI
On INNER nod ntdt bcrous, mas id
9ir beute getoht babe9"
t- ,D&it Sidcr6cit nod ni6t-d6sr
bag 2eitmntip ideiut Giertu9cn gcipcs
fen All Icin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

Sungcs 6rGuIcin (ocm elm Strott9
inns tabtpurt eiucn Sub roubtc): r@Oti
1ci Dant, baB uns meme Wamd ni6t
ijbcrroi6t bat. Ionit miiBtcn mir una
bcirQtbCn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
& mnfehIund.

3bierar5t: nWie tommen sic bonn
bG5r. ba6 i4 Sbncn ods Oerituudte
8ein lpicoer cinri4tcn fOu. Subers
baucr2"
rSa piFcn Sic. Serr Doctor.
Ieitoem sic mir oas Oedsle turirt has
ben, bab' ib bait 10 q grobes 8~ertrauen
gu Sbucnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
RHhne hpffnuno.

Srduleiu u: SD ip6Gte. ib pdre Elm
Mannl"
6rdu(cin g: Drummer WunIh -
icbt, po mir bic MANNER balo unters
tricdpn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

.0a8 @nItoben nit ben 0lGTern
baltic i'd fir bBGit iiberfliiHig man
bcbcnte nur, pic uiet 8utt odour9 beim
SrinteR pcrforcn iGebf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Mnnpnce.

Meiae Srau lit mir our9gebrannt.
sGe. bic etpas bon ibrem 4ufentbalte
ipiRen, perocn eriu6t, oies gu ner=
Idpei9en, !,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
8IatBcuGefc Der rSugcnb".

Sn Der 8rdunI hmci9cr Staotoer=
pr%oncteniBung bonn "a. Mdr3 1904 err
tlGrte Der ObcrbiirgcrmeiIter mad bem
9cri9te Der n8rdunidp. 2aaDes3tg."
bonn %. Wldr3): n..... Wcnu mir
aud ale 5CucrlpcArlcutc Dprluoen unh
6cfrdgeu ipoltci, uno ite pdgeu nid1ts
3u Iagen, bunn 1T Der Magiitrat nads
Der 10 bumm mic porber!!"
4rmes 8raunI4peigl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Mnm GreraiernInht

tnteroFIi3ter; r@iuidbriger, iinO sic
r5irtIi6 10 odmtih, ooer ite(en sic Iid
man 70? sd jloobe. sic ipollen mir
Blob gu ne Iaftige &aIernen9of6liit9e
rei3eh!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
e IN &.

- .Sdtte Sbr Drama Grfolg9"
- .2tacroinss = iebt mabnen midi
meme 8lGubiger fogar ipieoer, mas iie
Idpn IGngit ala apedlps aufsesebeu
bdtten ... !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

SoGnnp: 8roBpapn'9aft bu 3d6usq
@roBpapa: Gein, iG babe Iic idOu
due berIorcn. taF r,6
SnEunb; Damn tnunii 0u mir meine
S4intenicmmd balten, 10 langc i'd
ipieIe. ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Sumor bc5 QusGQnbes.

,Ner 1T Bonn bas2" frug Sante
&Garq, uuf cine photographic belttcab.
ben tleincn 6tiB, Der crit felt tur5sr
3eit 9oicn trug.
.9a8 bin i4, pie ib NOD Elm Mdb'
4cu mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-27
yin aQe Senti6cn 0cier
I'M nOrODcfli6en
Staottbcil.

Inf Oic Uiclcn &~eidnurrbcn iibcr
unrcscImaiigc Ablieicrnng SeS
yScutidcn GUrrcipOnOcntcn" int
nOrOmcflid,cu StaSttBeilc Ourd bic
Ourt anocItcltrn SrGeer trat TON
Muntag at cine2lcnbCrnng in Der Nb'
licicrung rin, meldJe in 3nfunft allen
&ridnucrocn abbclien wiro. Wir
bitten onBcr ullc 2cicr, wCldJe ben
,1cutidcn GurrcIpOnOcntcn" in Der
uaditcu 8ode nidJt redIt5citig nno
prompt crbaltcn, inns frennolidIit per
Sclcpbun DOCr per YDItfarte non
ir9cno pcldcn llhrCgeImaRigfclten
iuiort in ScnutniR III icecn. Die
ScIcpbOn . Nummcrn iinS on DER
Spite ScS SIatteS anf Der leRtctt
ecite an9caebcn. EOitfartcn ipOlle
man sefaQieit uOrciiircn:
CD. Saline,
y9cntIder GorrcipOnbrnt,"
All, ct. 8anl Str, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-27
StaSt Baltimore.
0us 8cttcr.

Sir Worplono unb oen 0tItrltt
Columbia idonc5 tilblercS Wettcr II.
lcidtc noromeitlid)e Winbc.
Ter b6fite Recommendations tpor
GA @roo nm I llbr Nodmittogs.
Der nieorigite GbermometerItono
luor 80 @rao nm S llbr MtoraenS.
Mittlcrcr Norometeritonb 30O6.
Der nieorigIte GbcrmometerItor1o
Der Iebten "a Stunoeu in nodtoI.
qcnoen StGoten NOR nie folgt: Gait.
port 80, Nortluuo Is, Bolton 80, Nj.
bonu IS, 9cp.9orf -, philadelphia
80, Itluntic-G Gin So, @aibington %,
9toriolf 56, NotteraS 5S. Charlotte
80, @ilmington 90, Gburlciton 5S,
Sapannoh 5S. &odionpiac 60, SUPP.
ter GS. acp.NSeIt II, atlanta 81
WontQomcrn "a, Nefp.S Orleans 81,
4aleitine -, @alpeiton "a. Corpus
GhriIti %, Wemp6is IS, Cincinnati
40. 8ittabura II, Sspcao II. @ufs
ioio 36, Glcuclouo Is, 0etroit 3S, vi.
pella 80, M%torQucttc %, Green Ban
30, Gbicogo IS. GuIntb IS, Ct, @ouI
30. st. 2ouis 36, aonioS.Gitu IS.
Gmoho IS. &uron 2S, 9ismorf 26.
@iuiiton 0aprc rs, SeIeno 81,
Sult 9afe 10, 9enper 30, Rorth
@Iotte 80, 9oo0c 2S, AmoriQo % mo
Sos Ingcles %.