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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
COMMITTEE PROBES CHANGES
MADE AT SERGEANTS DESK
Police Chief A. Gerald, Sergeant j. G. Thomas,
and Sergeant H. NJ Cowling Appeared Before
Committee in Investigation Of Ghanges.

The Police Committee of the City Coun-
eli of Montgomery. In secret session last
night, examined Police Chief A. S. Gerald.
Day Police Sergeant Hugh NJ. Cowling
and Night Police Sergeant John @.
Thomas, in reference to the deposing of
the two latter officers by the former.
The committee was in session I'm the
Council Chamber nearly two hours, and
adjourned until Tuesday night without
taking any action.
Each officer was examined at length,
while the others awaited their turns In
the sanitary office. The Police Commit
tee is composed of ". J. Ryan. chair
man; C. L. Ruth and c. b. Coins.
Chief Gerald was examined first. He
was In the committee room for nearly an
hour. He said nothing of what occurred
during his examination.
Day Sergeant Cowling was cioscted
| with the committee for a half hour.
| On being Intercepted, on coming out
he said. We'll, don't think they need
my services any longer" When asked
specifically what he meant By the re.
| mark. Sergeant Cowling repeated his for
| ner statement, which is adrnisslye Of
more than one construction. Previous te
going before the committee, Sergeant
Thomas was asked. DO you know the
| reason Of your proposed dismissal?"
1T came TO me without the least warn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
Death of JACK cnnnter

Jack Counter aged AZ, mine foreman at
the Little Warrior Coal and Coke Com
pany in the western portion of tho coun-
w Is dead from coughing spell which
caused a hemorrhage. He was en- route
TO the. office of the company when he
stopped at the Littleton depot of he
Southern Railway with the coughing
spell, All of a sudden blood was seen
70 squirt from his nose and mouth aid
he was dead in a few moments. lie
leaves a wife and nine Children. His
funeral viii ltake place tomorrow ai,,.-
noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
Paderewski's Varied Guests.

NJ. PadereWsld Is the possessor of an
estate near the little town of MOrges. at
which lie entertains a variety of guests.
ranging from royalty to more or less
broken down musicians, who, as it were.
make his house their home Asked by an
lndlscreet friend how he disposed of the
alter on such occasions as that of a
dinner party at which royalty was pres
ent he replied; Those Of my boarders
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
Rear.snd Collision

Two freight trains on the Southern
had rear end collision this morning
early at rookside. An engine and thee
or four cars were more or less wreck, /.
,. ID. Day and G. ]. White. tranmen,
We're more or less hurt. the first named
having several broken limbs. The traffic
on the road was not disturbed by the
collision,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06

was today transferred from the prison
wallis In speigner to Flat Top mines,
where he will dig coal for the Sloss-
Shefield Company. Van Horne was first
sent to the walls at speigner. but re-
cent inspection found him capable of hard
work and he was transferred He will
begin digging coal tomorrow. He has a
ten years sentence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
A Merrimac Haro

a man giving his name as Francis Clay
ton Wright. holding an honorable dis
charge from the United States navy.
claiming to have been "A member of the
Mcrrimac crew of Captain Richmond
Pearson IIohson, who guided tho shin
when entering tho Santiago harbor. was
ined g in the police court here TODAY on
a charge of disorderly conduct. He got
into little difficulty last night and was
arrested. He is on his way to Mont
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
Van Horne Sent to Mines.

Jef Van Horne. who was one of the
men who escaped from the jefferson
county jail with Frank Duncan. the con-
demned safe blower and murderer, ard
was afterwards captured, and who VAS
convicted in Walker County on charge
OF murder in the second degree, he stltk-
ing fellow coal miner on the head and
knocking him from fast Frisco train,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
THE FAMOUS BELLED BUzzARD
Ancient Fowl Seen by Negroes Near
Huntsville,

Huntsville, Feb. 5-(Special.) -Several
ladies of this city have organized the
City Infirmary Association to furnish and
have charge of the city and county hos
pital TO be established. The officers are:
Mrs. NJ. Il. Neece, president; Mrs. s. j.
Mayhem. vice president; Mrs. Ben P.
Hunt. second vice president; Mrs. r. w.
Walker, secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Coop
er, treasurer.
District Deputy Holloway and other
prominent Woodmen have organized Flint
River Camp, Woodmen of the World, ct
Maysville, with large membership and
the following officers have been elected:
DR.. !. w. Howard, commander: T. e.
Giles, advisor lieutenant; ]. Lawler.
clerk; Shelly Lawler, banker; s. McKin-
ney. escort; J. E. Daniel, watchmsn; c.
Is. Derrick, sentry; I. w. Howard, physi-
clan.
The High School and Eighth Grade
football teams of the city schools played
a game yesterday afternoon that result
ed in a score of Is to in favor of the
Eighth Grade.
The Henderson, Murphree and Hender-
son Spoke Company has made arrange
mcnts for increasing the capacity of
their big plant in West Huntsville, and
viii III lOluIS GIBdSC III the
of hickory handles. Several branch cs-
adjustments will be located in Madison
county and there the hickory will DO
worked into shape for the central plant
in this city.
Colonel James +. OShaughnessy, pres
ident of the Huntsville and Monte Sano
Improvement Company. is here from
New York inspecting the property of his
company. Rumors of an inclined rail-
road to Monte Sano and other great i'm
provements here have been revived by
Colonel O'Shaughnessy's visit South,
but so far nothing has been confirmed.
-
During the past few days the famous
belled buzZard that has been seen in
many portions of the United States. has
been seen in Madison county Bob Rob-
inson and James Reynolds, negro farm
hands, saw the old bird two or three
days ago, their attention having been
attracted skyward by the tinklng of the
bell on the vulture's neck.
}. T. Glenn died at Merrimack last
night after an illness of several weeks
with pneumonia. He was a son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Glenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
North Carolina Republ,cans

Greensboro, N. c., Feb. 5-The State
Republican Executive Committee today
selected this city as the place for hold
ing the State Convention and named Nav
4th as the date. A resolution endorsing
Roosevelt's administration and pIedging
their support was passed. An amendent
was included commencing the President $
action iii regard to tho Panama situa
tiOn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
Bacteria in thn Rills-

Washington Post,
Professor Black of Wisconsin declares
there are 1884, 1872 bacteria on 81 bill
We knew the number was large, but
could never keep the bill long enough to
complete the count.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
Foolish as Well as Criminal.

Washington Star.
In America" said the traveller. 1t is
considered wrong to have more than one
wife,
1T is not merely wrong" answered the
sultan as he glanced apprehensively at
the harem, its foolish
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
WETUMPKA NEWS.

Wetumpka, Feb. 5.--(Special. )-Accori-
ing to the books of the Tax Collector,
less than 400 of Elmore's voters dIsfran-
chised themselves by a failure to pay
poll tax. The voting strength of the
county is about 2,7O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06

who have dress suits join the party. The
others are driven down to a hotel where
a private dinner is served to them "a
which l am, though absent. stili theif
host. This they prefer 10 the cohstralR2
necessary when royalty is presenk"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
Black-Weed, the great
vegetable Kidney and
Bladder remedy, is on
sale at all drugstOres.
Final Settlement.

THE STATE OF ALABAMA. Montsomery
County-Probats Court. Jan. 90, T9O&
Notice is hereby given that Mary G. Cons
molly guardian of tho estate of Mary Robert
E. Eugene, Willie and Nellie Manning rninors
this day filed her account, vouchers and state
ment for n final settlement of her guardian.
ship of said estate and that the 18th day oa
February, 1904 was appointed for said sets
Element ]. y. CsASTON,
sat-3t Judge OF Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
The Visit of Bryan.

During his visit to Birmingham next
week William Jennings Bryan, of Sebras-
ka, will deliver two addresses and may
speak at other affairs. He will arrive
here Wednesday morning at s:25 from
Athens, where he will speak Tuesday
night. Mr.. Bryan, Mrs. Bryan and their
daughter, Miss Grace Bryan, will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, John w. Tom
linson for the remainder of the week
1t Is likely that MIR. Bryan will go to
Tuscaloosa and deliver an address before
the students there and perhaps go to
Montgomery to deliver an address during
the week. Wednesday afternoon he will
speak at the Bijou theatre here and on
Saturday evening will deliver an address
for the benefit of the free kindergarten.
Mrs. Bryan and daughter will be given
two or three receptions during their stay
in the city, Mrs. Tomlinson now making
arrangements therefor.
Mr.. Tomlinson, during Mr.. Bryan's first
campaign, accompanied the Nebraskan on
great part of his trip through the coun-
try, assisting in the speech making.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
AlIeged Dvnarnite outaga.

A warrant has been sworn out against
II. L. Scott. before Judge II. B. Aber-
nathy, charged with assault with intent
to murder, alleging that he was connect
cd with the attempt to blow up the resi-
dencc of Mrs. Lula Scott, at 12:45 o'clock
this morning. The warrant was sworn
out by Mrs. Scott who is the divorced
wife of the accused.
At the time named Mrs. Scott. her
brother, Tom Splitter, and wife, were
shocked by terrific explosion which shat
teed the rear of the house. Dynamite
was placed under the house and exploded.
Fortunately 1t was not placed in a posi-
ton to destroy the entire house. Though
considerably shaken up no one in the
house was injured. The explosion was
heard all over the city and many inquiries
were made as to the cause A negro
named Matthew Christian was seen run
ming from the place and he was arrested
on suspicion. He knows nothing of the
affair and says that he was returning
home from across Red Mountain where he
had been to brothers.
ii. l.. Scott, against whom the war
rant was sworn out left the city last
August and went TO Memphis lie re-
turned here recently and went to the
home of his former wife. He is a rail-
road man. Scott has not been arrested.
but friends of his give him every benefit
OF doubt. The house was badly damaged
by the explosion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06

The city election which will take place
Monday. February 5, will pass Off vel
quietly, as there is no opposition to the
ticket nominated at the Citizens Mass
Meeting. The election of Marshall. City
Clerk and Treasurer will take place the
first Monday in March.
February Il, Friday afternoon and
evening, at the Auditorium. the Ioaal
Chapter of the L. d. c. will give TN
entertainment for the benefit of the Cor
don Memorial fund. Various forms of
amusement will be furnished and a
luncheon served.
This weeks local paper contained four
moro announcements, making the total
nInhnr of announced ca nhi1a fcs fuunnfN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-06
A Memory of the Past.

The government of her husband Napo-
Icon III. by rebuilding Paris, gave plenty
of work, and there was great material
prosperity in the country. which has left
"A certain popularity among the people for
the Emperor and Empress, in spite of the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
MnS benz Snnercn IarDlanb's nnb
ben angrcnscnocn Staatcn.

3molf Efcrbc in Sreocric
berbtnnnt.
Sn Der Wittc Der Stoot 3reocric
9erietben Die StGlle Der Sirno gilrf'
Il 3adarias al Wreiper's Mllep ail
iinerflarlidc Meiie in 9ronb unt
iulroen total 5eritort. ebe bic Sclier.
lpebr Die Slarnmcn I0id)cit fonntc
Sn Dem StoGe befonoen iib Sipo(i
Yierbe, 5ipei MaultIcl, Elm DDS mo
cine aub, Die alle in Den 6lommcl
nmfnmen. Gftc !6ceroe Miilopicb
Die iid inl Sofe befanb, fonntc gerct.
tet luerben. gls bas 1clicr beinobe
geloidlt porbcn ipor, eri6oa Gin on,
oercr Seilcrolarm bon DEM @eitGitc
Der 8irma y. &. Saraett 4 Co., oos
aber bolo geloiht merben fonntc. dc
Yoli5ei lit Der Iniid)t. bab Yrano'
filter ibrc Sanb inn Spiele botten.
Starb an 9Iutpergiftun q.
Sn Wortinsburg, @.-@a., lit Der
80 Sabre olte .Sobn u. Grobb, Elm
%bcfonnter @eiddftSnnonn, al Ylut.
rergift,ing g%eitorben. Sm pergonac'
licr @inter erfror iid) Serr Grabb bel
elmer Sonr biirh Die Serge Die 6iiBe
itno ale ar5tliden Mittcf maren Der.
gebIid, ibm Die gelpiinid)te Scilinq
81 peridaffen.
Wegen WiBbruudS feiner
Mmtsgemalt in InfIage.
3ultanb Deriebt.
Der Wapor @arren Is. @bitc il,
Cumberland lit bon Den @roBgeifipo.
relleit ipcgen W%iBbraud)s ieineramtS.
geipalt in anflage5uitanb periesi
lporoen. Or miro beiduloigt, Dem
Stabtratbc feline Wtlttbeilung baporl
gemaft Sib baben, bob in perid)iebe'
men requirements Die p%erpiaigtell
getrage iiber5ogen poroen maren.
Wie 9emeloet miro, banoelt es iih
MIR upl elm 8erieben oes elerfs.
lpelder Die idriftlibe 9enadribti.
gung an cine falife Aoreiie ianotc.
@aIbbrdube.
Wie aus Sagerstopn berid)tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

miro, iino sic @cbirgc nm ben Soutb
Iountain berrm an mcbreren SteI.
len IN grotb gerotben unb allc
2oidperludle iino biSber pergebli6
aelpeien. 9oS 6eiier bat mc6rere
Sunbert Ider @aIolano uernid)tet.
Noti5cn.
Die Stenerrote fir 8orrctt.G ountp
lit oltf $1.t6H pro Sunbcrt Dollars
pertb @iaentbum feltgeiebt iporben.
0ieies unlihliebt bic Stoatsiteucr.
Ils Wtitalieoer Der Stoots.Y (um-
ber-Gommiiiion iino bonn @oi,pcrneiir
@arfielh Ole SS. glt0. 9. @ionlonn.
g. S. @orrp unb Srbn Srainor er.
nonnt morbcn.
Soiporo Wottbeips, lpeldcr SlloG
WtcGpnp in Glicott-Gitp ermoroete,
miro ont 20. Wai binaeridtet rucr.
ben.
Garlon'S SsIono bei Rent. SsIono
lit bon Srn. SbomoS Gpon bon gal.
timorc gefauit morben; Serr Mpolt
mill oaieIbit Saien, 8elbbiibner uno
althcrcS @ilb oniiebclu.
Sdcriff Spoel bon IQcqanp.Go.
ipilroc bel 8roitbltrg bon cinem Soii.
fen Stalicner ongesiiffcn lpclde inn
elncn 8efon9enen entriiien, Der oor.
ailfbin cntfom, Ter Sderiff muBte
ilab SroitburG nm Seiitono telcpbo.
i,iren, ood] ocr5oa iid bie 9anoe, ebe
Die Gonitabler ei~ntrofen.
Sn Gecil.Golntp 3erltoren @olo.
brunOc ipertbpolle WcltGnre.
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Hidter Wrigbt ipegen Grmoroung
oes Negers Seize Eoluea gum Spbe
berurtbeilt puroe. 0os @eri6ts5im.
me mar ongefiiat nit HeIgierigen,
als Der Iidter oas llrtbeiI befonut
mad)te nno ben 8ol9en : Gonoioa-
ten frllg, Oh err nod etipas 81 iogen
millllhe. Der 9tcger per5og iein 8e.
iidt SIT eirem breiten 8rtnien ulo
ieste iif nieoer, obne allf mir cine
Slide SIT iagen. gr wliroe nod Dem
8ef1n9niB geionot, bis Der @o,lper.
neilr ben Gag ieiner Sirlridtune feIt.
gcictt fat. @ie idon mit9etbeilt,
tritg iid Die Sbat, fir pelfe Der Ic-
ger bongen iou, am s. Wtdr5 in Nr.
25, Noro.9 ruceitroBe, at.
@egen lie Strlfer II 6 IL III.
berlano.
Hidter Worris unter5eid)acte &c.
ltern i'm 9lnoesfrcisgeridt eil,cn@e.
ridtsbeiebl, iponad Die oilsitGnbigen
@losbl1ier IN Cumberland obgebul.
ten merben, Die Irbciter Der Gum.
berlono 8las 60" nod ipcitcr 81 be-
beaiscn. @S mlirbc geltenD genladt,
baB Die Strifer Die sur Irbcit aeDen-
Den Nrbeiter nnbaIten uno iiberre.
Den, bie Irbeit nieoer5ulegen.
SbeibungsfIo9c.
Sn &reisgeriht bat Mnnic 9or.
Don burd) oen gnipalt 2oiprencc cine
aloge ouf tbcilpeiic Shcioung bon
Dem Barber Augultils Sictor 9oil.
Don cinreid)en luiien. SSn Der aIoge.
ihrift Iogt Die 8lGgerin, oob ibr
Mtorn trinft uno ieinc9Siibrung nid)t
nit ibrcn Iniidten iibcrein itinlmt.
0os Eaar b%eirotbete IN 1896.
Sm ieIben 8erid)t muroe 9eiiieWt.
Scott bon @m. Heeo Scott geid)ie-
Den. Oos Eaar b%eirotbcte in Soiu.
ion, nnO Die Sroll crbielt Die ainocr
5i,geiprod)en.
Sncorporationcn.
Die Baltimore Contracting 60"
irItroe bon s. Irtbur Nelion, Clan.
ton u. Srcplett, @lfreo g. Sreplett,
Charles :. Sniegcrt uno Sannes g..
Mfoc9onolo nit einem Nftienfopitol
bon $4,000 incorporirt.
Ser "Milton-Iuc. 2eib. Ii. Spor.
Gerein" lultrbc nit cirem Ifticnfo.
pital bon $4,000 bon NidoIos Sc
ttior, Irtbur %. 9onnmcl, 0apib 9.
@rotboiS, @iaiom SpGc ulb Src.
bcrif W. 2o1terbod) itcorpprirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Ser 22. Sobrcsbcriht 5

ger ~. Sdbrtsbcrid) Der
"gSobltbotigfeitS Organizations .,
@cicuidoft" lit ioebcn I'M Gr,lf CT.
idicncn. Der 9eritt mar id)cn m1l.
reub bcs ScllerS in ben SGnocn oes
SruderS nnb mir oas Wonuifript
iuurpe gercttet. Sn Dem @erihte
miro Scr Sicnitc 9ebott, ipelde
Sr. 9onicl 6. Gilman Dem Tereine
oils Er1iiocnt mGbreno II Sabrcn &c.
ipionlet bottc, nnb ebcnio bcr lpcrt6.
holen Sienlte bcS Srn. GbnS. :. 30
lloparte. lpeld)cr bon 1884 bis 1902
olS Toriitcr 6cS 0ircftorillnls fun.
girte. Sn ocn 0crid)tc pcrbcn bic
Tortbcilc bciprodcn, iueId)c ourd, Die
TerIfnlcl5ung Der llntcrItiiBlllaS.
8eleQlhoftcn .er5iclt mlrocl,. Ger
0coridtc 9erid)t fann in ocnt 9ii.
reou Der 8eieIlihoft in GER. 101, WeIt,
Sorotoga.S trabc, erlaltgt lperoen.
Sir Die grmen uno Siilisbeoiiritiqen
ipiiroen $6300.i2 ouseeeebcr,, nno Die
Veripaltrngsfoiten belieien iid) aif
$6,406.t5
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Thus. WubenEteiner,s Nau,

1884 SffsSale!teitr -eaiifprnids II. Ohio
9Setfie. SerfammlunesIofdI ~@ermnniu
enae 81; .rGuaem. strb. .ar. ,llnt. sSereir
BON SlsSaltimore"; s9pfilot goncI. 8, Z
7. p: oWaetdlIarb. Union 49,. Sale 81
bcrmietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
NIB. s,rracr's Neitauraut.

1909, SdffsSfrdBe,
tabe Scr 6ftIicben 4oIi5eiitntiou. gSnr.
fter .pniih bon IL bis 2 llbr Jindmittaas.
8iebner's uniibcrtreffIi6es Bier 0n
3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

Serren 5i pcrmictben. = 5citite Setrdilfe
urio Neine. rNut)s 2ieips0 r1nerei" .Yier.
SerfarnmIuussIofnl ySfsGombarofir. Sms
rrerip. 3dus nno 2eibperciu". Gbef .s1eI.
f424 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Noam Napp's Hcitanrant,

1lO4 9torosS efttrols Wbenue.
Ser ugtprooit Smmerpdbrcnbe Ban
bereit bon Baltimore" oeriammeit ft6
bier ieoen Wontne. : Geo. Yrcbm's Bier
am 3apf, naf beutffer slrt oireft bonn
Saf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

t441 NorosGentral. slpe., Ode SIiper.Str
Sauptuuartier Der .sSiIbeIm 9ea 9oae
sen ? is,s Set Spo y; ~ q, y, Ssl,aInl,'l IN.
trdnfe. @armer 9unfb id9lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Canton unb Sigbianbtuiun.
Canton uub Sigkianbfsiuu.
Santpn uno Sigblanbto,ru.


Yprfbaro. une g.. Sirdbe, 0iebIaroiomn.
Die ~tetr'ieu Setrdniie aler Arf. - Boil.
meiner Sreitnoe lino oes VublifumS inn
4leemeinen iieis miufommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

!. 0dlptaiiartier oes .Ibalid' Widnnerdprs".
{ Satc NIB Somntersartei bilig ILL Der
|. mietben. 8llter 9sInt iiir sluifernrbiteu.
|. Setnite Setrdnie. 5rci.GooI. e. K D.
|. SeIepboil Wit. 8ermon $500 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
8erfGnfe auf Der bieiiacn aftien,
Y0ric.
FIRST CALL.

1000 ". e. G.. eonfolen. ............ 93s.
5000 llnitco aoiIpaps inc. .......... sos.
1000 llniteb 8aiIpabs inc .......... 50Y
5000 @eoreia & sIabama GonfoIen. .. .t03h
5000 llniteb HdiIuabs 4er. .......... 80
1000 ". q. g. GonfoIeH. ............. 93a.
1000 eerinstor aaiIipab Der. ........ 90
1000 Deftern WarbIano (reuy 4er. &C.. 81
1000 Ga. & ala. gonfolen. ....... 1884,
1000 eeIinaton saailwab Ser. ..,..... 90
1000 GA. & gIa. GonfoIcn ....... 1881
10000 Limited seaiIipabs inc. ........... 500.
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n. N%dermanu's .Sane.

giorboit- ede Soiigbs uto Caroline Strabe.
Sauptounrtier beb ,VabernsW tinuerdors".
9t.sS.sSde 8ougbs ulto Gurplineitr. Sers
eht~seeridmmliiiD iepen Nonneriide Abeno.
Meme MiteIieber ipilfpmmen. 8orSiigs
lihcs Bier Der Acknowledgement I'M 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

Ode 3. uflb Gouabftr. 91uptounrtier beS
9iftriftS III. .. u..S.," -@idenfran5.
1nmenpereins," Canton Smmerip. gaus
nnb Geibbereins". Seutfhe 8~beinpeins
6aftoImna. 1eIepbone: Gbef. 1854 p:
Mb. @inbfor OF.
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Nus ben @crid)tsb6fen.

Der Weger 1nrncs Cooper gum lobe
oerurtbeilt. - @rinite Den 8if-
ter an, alS oerielbe ibm Dos 10.
besurtbeil porlas. - Gin neuer
gouperein incorporirt. = 3wei
unsliidlide Chen.
S',m Grimiuolacrid)t lod)te gcitern
Der Nescr SamcS Cooper, oils er bonn
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!Np. VrinS's 0Yhange,

IA. nn6 S'SonnensS traBe, Canton.
@erdnmiee Salle fir Sereine unb 9efefs
f6aften. Sauptauartier oes -Yrir5 Seins
ri6sEiitrifts gr. 20i. .. u.sg.] Seinfte
9etrdnfe. Gbefupeafes1 eIepbon-3574 D.
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Yruonftcn.W

ltitclitebenoe Hreiie bc5ieben iid)
mlf ben Gn9ros.Snnoel; fir ben
8%leinbanoel miiB Gin entiprebenocr
Iufihlae eemaft peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

Sphn 5ran5'e Sdder.Scrberse,
Hr. 1876, Snrriions, nabe 3erinSfois III.
SEQ, @iintber, IT,, Nrau COS Bier. gar.
mer 2nnfh bon ~ bis / llbr 9iuhmit,
iuas. Ine oeutihen 9Gder lino 5uin Ne
fudbe eingeIaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

202t Canton. slpenle,
Sulpt0uurtier bes .oeiiensS armfidotcr.
Wereinr," .@nrficIo : SER ; llnterit : Der
Gins" .GoIumbinsSi "a, >. n.s8., "
SQUIRT Sort WscSenrp, s. Of ~" Y8icbs
lier's Vier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

9ombaros uno 6. Strabe, S~iebIanotetpn,
gegetiiber Der rWipniimertdl sVraueret".-
Idglid belize WabISeiten uuf 9,eitetlnna.
9iiter beiber uro fuIfer qunfdb. gbei1s
pedfc.leIepbon - ct. Ydnl 1916 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

ssenn Cor @elb n5this habit. wenbet Gnd
an midl. SarIebct duf SdIdre. Wi6bel pber
Sr.ilhcigelt6um. Serf6,uieaenbeif 0eine qeibs
9e'talissDietbooen. Yer. 3remer, Wr. 120,
Horb- Fata. : traRc, 1. 5lur, 2aunorb BniIbin9.
((priIfo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

70t unb TOT aombnrbsS trabe, SigbInnbs
iopn. 5einfie gSeiie uno Yiau1re. Der
aefiinoeffe Srf aut Der Groe. = Die beften
BooI'RdrIors In SiebIanotoiun. Brompte
Beoienung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Der 9entf6e gorrefpomoent.
Samnas, ben %, Npril 1904.
Der @ertb bes Snrncns."

Sntereiionter 8ortroB inn n9obor.
2pceum." ermobmnq su for.
perlifen llebun9cn. Trc.
aran1m fir oos Shol,tlrucu