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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
Seltfarnt 9OdHeitsseldtnkt.

Ni6t ieltsn finb l9O6s.itsgeiG.nt.
Der IusfIuB bon gifsriudt ODER Boss
belt. 60 erbielt Elm betanntet frano0fis
fter S9riftiteusr am Sage fein.r 6o6s
5ett bon etnem 3pqegen Elm ete9antts
Bud, in tpeIdem ole f9le6t.n &ritis
fen, Die ieiHsn Wsrtsn i'm 9aufe Der
Sabre gu 2bsiI gsporbeu, IorafGltid
uuf9etIebt tparen. Sin Maler bstam
bel oerielben 9eIegenbsit cine Reibe bon
Glementarbii6srn iibsr bic 8unft Der
Walsrei, nit Der b%riussnoen @ufforbts
runs, oiefeIben ia re4t fIeiBis gu be-
nuben.
Der @atte elmer Ddmt, bsr.n eroB.
S6onbett BON i6rer i9drfen 3uuse in
ben Shdtten gsits1t iuurpe, funb untsr
ben 9oG3eitseeI1enten cine &sitpeitide
uHb Elm Yoar 9iieeI. 0as 9eidsnt
itanmte DON ben Shpeitsrn 1einer
Jrau unb beisef6toFen tp1r Der I4rifts
li6e Ratb, ipenn ibm feline 5rau bas
2e6tn ebenIo unertrd9lt9 MAIDEN lolte,
tpie lie es ibreu GfNpeftsrn semaft, 10
mohte er lih ni9t beiinnen uno bon Der
frsunbIidsnG abe rtGt bdufis @ebrau6
MAIDEN.
Gin nod undngene9mereS @eT6ent
md6te Elm betannter enslif9er glr5t itis
mem Shpte9eriobne, inbem er ibm am
9o45eitstuse fdrieb: SD tdnn Sbrer
8%ermdbIung nit meiner So6ter Ieibsr
ni6t beipobnen. ienoe Jbnen aber ais
Sofa.itseefdent Sbre Shpiesermuts
ter. Sd tann lire 2aunsn ni9t lGnser
%ertragen, uno ba fie ben WunId arss
ipri9t, BEL ibrer Sp6tsr gu leber, 10
tuirb iie nit benz ndfiten 3use Bel
Sbnen eintreffen." Der S9pieserIobn
maGte aund6it quite Miene gum b0I,u
Spiel, BEETLE Iid) aber, bas Ipnbsrbdre
9o4seitsgeihent benz freunbtihsn
Spsnber bel nd9iter Selesenb,it aus
ridauitnbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
Snlan D

2uftf9ifftrin trtruns
Dor Sturgeon ftiir5te bic 2ufts
fhifferin Jrau George :oenorids IN
Y~bilipsburg, 8as., bon einem 2ufts
balou in ben Rod SslanbsS 81. unb err
tront, ebe 9oote 81 ibr sslangen fonrz
ten. sic madte ben lufitieg erfols'
reid, aber oils lie nit benz Sdai9irm
~abiprang. periagte berielbe ben Dlenlt'
& rtoffettopt Tplos
btrte. BON einem sisenartissn uns
fau tpurbe bieier Gage Jrou q. auhrt
in ppmsrop, Sd., betroffen. sic tof)te
&artoffeln in sinsm bitt Dsri4lotersn
Sopf; als tie gar tpdrer. Oftnete l'e
ben SedeI elm ipenis. ba flos ihr Der
adnae sSnbalt beS Sopfes ms 9eiltt.
oas eanse @siift perbrenneno, 10 Dap
fe ipabrifeinlid bas Iusenlidlt per1
li.ren biirfte.
@eIbbrief aus benz Yo i :
am deraubt t. Gin eige'drtebes
n.r Brief, fpelder $4,000 enthi,lt, II
aus benz poitamt IN Wooosfelp ~
fpurlos perIhtpunben. Wos bic Sdd9e
nod mpiteriDfer maht 1T Der umitano,
bab Der Gmpfans bieies 8riefes dIls
Ideinenb nur ben goitbeamten bttanni
mar. Die Ginbreher hatten iid SUI
tritt gu benz pOitbureal burd1 cine 2lr'
t.rtbiire gu periaoffsn sepuBt,
70 unotrb re 90 q u r
erdeinuns. Ha9 mehrersrl leid'
ten grbbeben iino i'm Cate Woihinston
Wdib., pl0Bli1 atpei Snfeln dutees
tduht unb has Nipedu bes Sees II
INN Elm paar Gub sefunen. Die Snielr
iinb etpa bret 4dfr grob unb BON bic
len Grorinnen burd3pgen. SIM Slpn,'
pies@ebirae haben mthr'r. grbrutfn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

et36blt sr DON eiHem beutIden SOfe, iDD
f6 3tpifdsn benz @rbprinaen unb benz
SberbOfprsbiser g. elm fdpGrmeris
f9es Notwithstanding bsrauss
gebiIoet bate, tnfOIge pefeH e. It9
erNes Saess 10 nett pergab DuB tt bel
Der RIdtebr pss grbprinSsu pDn elmer
peitsu Reife auf bieisn ~oustIts unD
ibn in feline @rme IhIuf. Die Gtrafe
fir Dteies Berbrshsn mar uHg.
Draiifher uHb luittget 1T bic ebens
faus Don GpIsrt sr3dbIts 9slGi6ts pes
SOfprsot9srs 5. in stRer auoeru oeut=
f6sn Stuot. =. bate ftd burd feline
getfttgeH unb Gbarattsreigeui9afteH
bic Soda6tIHs aller srpprbeH, bic init
ibm gu tbun batten, insbsioHoers aud
bic Des 5iiriten uuo Der 5irittU. Seine
Gigeni6aft, tein 8latt DOT ben MEuHo
gu HebmsH, mad)te ibm ieopd auf
Sytinos uHo bic NH3abI DieIer 6eInpe
puts INNER msbr. Wtnn tpHuts utdt
has Gjsrinsits geseU ibn pprbsinseH,
ober baIb btsB es 10 3iemIid austs
mein, Der 5. 1T ein-Gle9el. Am IGn9z
item belt Der Sirit uub feline @emabs
lin 5u inn. GnoItd aber tam aud
Elm Gag, an benz ), bic 5iirftin burd
Elm fretmiltbi9ss Wort berlsBte unb ibr
geIan9 e8 nun Isidt. ben f6OH uOn
allen Seiten bsr 9erei3tm JiiriteH aud
3u-etnem ~freimiitbtsen WOrte gu uerz
IeiteH. 3OruaIibenb siIts Der 5irit DOT
periGmmeItsm Spfe auf istusR preois
ger gu, odUH uber iditu es. als oh er
iid, nod eiumaI bsIiuneu tpOats. 0us
@reebniB bisfes turasu Samples mar
enoIi9 bic 6raee: o5srr Sofprebiger
Hagen sic mir bod etnmdl-paS lit
Elm SIegsG9" Dorauf Der oliO Sc
fraete nit f.iner sepObnIi9eu 5reis
miitbigteit unb Rube antportstc: Gin
Sle9el, guer 9ur6Iau9t, lit Elm Ding,
oas man erft bod bebt, Inn ss bann
re4t tief fallen laTeu gu t0nnen." 81,
anttport mar ptBis. absr--Riemanb
la6te. 4ut Der Sirit ni4t. Mm ans
bern Tag mar oas Wprt ipabr getpors
beH-otr SIsstI rfisI." oils Der Shirt
aber auf benz Sterbebett lag, bd be-
ia9I er, s., Der DOrfpfarr.r getpurs
ben tpdr, b~erbei3ubolen. GS mar Isin
lebttr Duni6, aus ben SGnbsn bes
Mannes, ben er nitt O.rssfsn tonnte,
oas beili9e 4benbmobI gu smpFangsn
unb-oer SIe9eG BEETLE fid, bi.ieu
Wuni9 gu erfiuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
Gin Ilted.

S.r 1852 oeritorbene .panselifde
Speolnss Gnlsrt, Der iid OILS Spfpr,biz
ger IN potsoam bic b.fonbere CUNT
Srteorst Wilbelms III. erpprben
bate, riihmt in ieinsn .rGrinnerunz
gen" DE Irt, pie on benz Sofe bes
8on!ss tros hes 5eitbaItens an ben
hsrtommlittn Sormen bod Dor alien
Der reolids Mdnn s.ebrt fpurbe, pdb.
teno man unosrsipo cher s.neiat mar,
irsencpeIfe @erirrunssn su iiberi.ben
eye man auda MIR bic ssrinaIte Der.
kBuns Der Form persisben .bdtte. Gr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
7 Alabnung.
GoH Grnlt Staus.

GdnitbIam6sH - bod ben Sepfl
SAP DID ni9t p~erbrdHgen
ToR BEN aHDern RlEmsH al
Auf psH MiGsnbdnssN!
M6sen fe ot5 ftoI3su Sims
Nue iguOrirsH,
Reiur rdubt Dir bpd Oas Rtdt,
aud gu pegetireu.
Vimm Dir led bsiH She'll pom @Iud
Chine Sulo,rspo
SeHn es bliibt Der G5u) fur bid -
Suit, pie fir bic Roie!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

S.GbFmorb elmer 0ret
fin. Su Berlin fties cine 7olahrlse
Srau in sinem Saufe sipet Steppen
binauf unb 0ffnet. bds Jsritsr pc
Srepp.naufeanses, Der nod Der S,laBe
binausIos. Damn sOs fis ein Mdi sa
mefer aus Der 9nfte, ourdalnnui tu,
bic quIsubern uno itiirate iid dnl DC
Strab., ipp fie nit asridmet'eil.I
GIieosrn tobt liesen blieb. Vsl eng.
llnt.rIuhuns Itelie 'es iih heraus, %
Si. aeb.nsmiibe iGmmtlihe Sdtsn' Dx
CUR 2eeitimotion bieren ionrter, d..
ihrsm GelbItmorbe tefeitist bate. 81
ibrem qoriemonnoie btfdnn i'n /"
Bstrds bon finf pfeunig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
@roanktnlplitttr.

Ses Ser,.ns Siamanteh foG man nid)t
ais S9mud trdsen.
@er id iiber tnbont befldgt, benefit nur,
baB ct aus esoifiiGen Motiptn oebdnoel:
bat.
Snmm9eItm III beetbtn Ut bein &edt;
fe o%usounuBen, bos Wtht orbertr.
Gin trummtr Wiifen miro Der t~teititt,
tptnn er iein 3iel erreidt bot.
8sr bpm redten 8eee abseratb, IN crit
S%srioren, ipsnn er i'm nidt ipieberftnost.
MAS Oas aibt ni6t serrStb, berrdsb oft
Der Sbatttn.
81. sefdbrliaa.u Seblsr fins iene, bic 'p's
Bpraitse ausiebeM.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16
IsusSin'S Problem.

When We look back upon tho num-
er.cal superiority which We required in
order to crush the resistance of some
5000 to 10000 Beers IN South Africa.
who were ultimately cut off from all
communication with de outer world.
and especially upon the tremendous
strain which the maintenance OF our
forces imposed upon our double line OF
Communications from the coast, it is
hard 10 believe that the single Siberian
railway can ever transport and supply
and maintain a Russian force in suf-
iiciont numbers to ovcrWhclm 4 Japan
csc army of 300, 900 men, with reserves
of tn" same strength at its back, and
operating close TO its natural base,
with all the resources of a nation OF
over 10000, 900 inhabitants TO draw up
On, free from all mOlestatiOn 50 long
as It commands the sea. As for finan-
cial resources, the disparity between
Russia and Japan is also, I believe.
more apparent than real. II is obvious
that the war expenditure Of Russia
must enormously exceed that of Japan.
and though Russia for various reasons
enjoys facilities Of credit abroad which
Japan can hardly hope for, the eX-
travagant scale Of normal expenditure
in Russia, together with the existence
Of widespread disaN"n'iun, renders the
financial situation at home relatively
much less elastic than it is in Japan,
where 10 burden Of taxation viii he
considered iutolcrable for the PURPOSE
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16
WHAT'S THE USE
To Keep a Coffee Complexion"

A lady says: Postum has helped
my complexion so much that my
friends say | am growing young again.
My complexion used to be coffee col.
ored, muddy and yellow, but it is now
clcar and rosy as when | was a girl.
| was induced to try Postum by a
friend who had suffered just as | had
suffered from terrible Indigestion, pal
pitatiOn OF the heart and sinking
spells.
after | had used Postum a week /
was SC much better that | was afraid
it would not last. But now two years
haze passed and | am a well woman.
/ owe it all to leaving off coffee and
drinking Postum in its place.
Il had drank coffee all my life. !
suspected that it was the cause OF my
trouble, hut il was not unit. | actually
quit coffee and started TO try Postum
that | became certain; then all my
troubles ceased and | I'M now well AMI
strong again" Name furnished by
Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
There's a reason.
Look in each package for a copy Of
the famous little book, THE Road 10
Melville"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16
HAS MONSTER PIGEON FARM
Pennsylvania Has 10000 Birds
Arrangements Perfect and Sue
cess Follows Experiment.

h. &. Cummings. OF Worcester town.
ship, is conducting Il pigeon farm on
whicu there are now Ia, 200 birds. Mr.
Cummings says that his is the largest
lot Of birds that are kept housed or
one farm. lie changed from chickens
to pigeons, as the latter are 80 per
cent more profitable.
There are four houses on the farm.
two 100 feet long and two 300 feet
long. The buildings are heated by ho,
water, but cold houses are to be tried.
The houses have cement floors and are
divided into pens, with capacities
varying from - to q pairs.
The greatest car" is exercised 10
Keen the farm in the hes; sanitary
condition. the houses being thoroughly
cleaned weekly. TWO men are re
ouired for the purpose and when not
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16
SUMMER GIRLS FAILURE.
Rugged Herself Up to Make a Hit,
But Her FiueIy All
Wl!tcd.

Once UPON a time there was a girl
who decided that She would be me
real thing in the summer girl line.
relates a st. PAU Globe writer. Be
fore the snow melted She was plan
ming a wardrobe that would bring
down any summer youth from a mil
|lionalrc prospective to a Dry Goods
clerk. She embroidered all her shirt
waists bv hand. and made seven sets
Of turn overs before the summer
STYLES were settled. ouIy To learn that
thew were wcarfns 1880 yo,,os Sha
b0pgLr a white silk droy skirt for her
null dress and then her noor old
mothor had to 20 wlthou, a new sun-
mcr ma, so that daupbtcr couId have
the real thing in q rnprrio ha, -o
ga Win the eilE dr,r gEir, Father
was driven to fine vcrpa of nnryous
rros,,,ton hv ,bo douog,ic discu -gi,r,
If skirt vokes and tho hoo, thipg II,
coIor combinations and lrotbor Iniuv
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16
CLAIMS CREDIT FOR HEIR.
A Recompeuse for Her Advice, Dr..
Mary Walker, Asks Car to Stop
War with Japan.

Dr. Mar Waller j., claiming credit
for the fact that the cars new babg
is a son instead Of q daughter Th.
doctor says if She had not volunteered
her advice there would have brcu ar
other grand duchcss IN the palace in
stead OF a czareyitch
Al. that Dr. Walker wants Of he
car in return for the favor she ha;
done is that he stop the war with
Japan.
"Giyo Ian,p tb. b,r,,, Ne U.,u.,-
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

Ncwbury, \, H.. Sept. 13.-Sccretary
Hay received no Official adyices, Mon
day, concerning the Russian cruiser
Leafs presence in san Francisco har-
Dor. on the ground of not being con-
ycr-,nt with the full details of The
matter, he declined TO comment on the
subject
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

London. Sept. jaime lowther
conservative member Of parliament fot
the Thanet division Of Kent and form
crly chief secretary for ireland, il
dead. Ne was born Ia 1880,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

and IL was said at the state depart
ment that it was the duty, under tho
presidents proclamation of neutrality,
for the officials there-thc collector Of
customs at Portland and the United
States district attorney at San Fran
cisco, to take any steps necessary In
this matter. In other words, the case is
purely internal as it stantis. though 1t
may become external at Any moment.
and thus require action by the state
department in the event that another
nation, Japan, for instance. officially
calls attention to the Lena's presence
in San Francisco harbor.
There IL No Difference.
1t is said al the state depart ment
that in international law here is no
difference recognized between a trans
port and a battlesh:p, though there
seemed to be an intimation conveyed
in the San Francisco dispatches that
mo captain of the Russian ship
thought Otherwise. and was disposed to
claim exemption from the rules of war
applying to naval ships.
That being the case it is probable
that the government here will follow
closely tn" course pursued by Ger
many, Franz and China in cases where
Russian naval vessels sought shelter in
their harbors. The first thing to he
done is TO find ont the exact condition
of the Lena and whether or not there
actually eXi-.s need for repairs. If it
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

The Presence Of III" !"nn caused I"
stir in OnGrIHI circles.

Washiuorun. Sept T. Admiral
Goodrlch's report Of the presence Of
the Russian transport Lena in San
Francisco larbur caused a great stir
in official circles here. The entry OF
the ship was entirely unexpected, and
was a diaagrecblc event, for II had
been hoped by the officials that Amer
lea would escape being drawn in the
necessity Of making close decisions re
spoctiug the rights Of bclligorent yes
sells in our ports.
scc',. Mortnn SonEh, advice.
Secretary MormtOn promptly sought
the advice of the state department,
sending Capt. pillabury, 0cting chief
Of the navigation bureau, Owe To see
Acting Secretary Adec I'll" latter in
turn. called for Judge P"nAeld, the de
partmcnt's solicitor, and a conference
cusuCd between the three men lasting
half an hour. Then the statement was
made that. after all, this Was not a
matter which at this stag" concerned
the state department, bat, rather. II Is
within lho jurisdiction Of ,he treasury
department. The presence of m" Rus
sian transport, so-cajlcd, Pa san Fran.
cisco harrison. involves the application
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-22
CINE 8eerStqunQ muBte

Cine 9eerOtgung muBte
b n 6oben mer0en. @uf
G%nororung oeS SonitdtS. Gepurta-
mentS nuroe geitern ole 9eer0igrng
Der 6rou @orp s. 0'Gonnor BON Rr.
t44, SugbeS.@ oenue, aus oerboten,
ipelde beitte frib um 8 llbr itottfiu.
oen ioIlte, Die 8eritorbene mar Die
8ottin oeS @irtbeS W}ileS S'Gonnor,
ipel6e i6on mebrere Wtale megel1
8eiItesItorung in anitalten mar. Der,
9angene @o6e puroe tie, naf0em ibr
Or, Grtenbrad BON 9tr. 14t2, &tgbt.
StraBe, cine &opfmltnoe 5ugenabt
bate, nod elmer AnItalt fir @etiteS'
fronfe IN ct. Denis gebrndt, no tic
am Sonntog itorb, ltn0 ais Der &etd)s
nam nod SuIle gebraft nuroe, ginJ
oa8 @erii6t our6 Die Stoot, Dab tic
an einem Sirnidalenbrud geItorbell
lei, ser ibr ollrh etnen S6log NIT
eincm Stiefel beigcbrodt tuoroet Iel,
Coroner Or. 8. W. Reinbarot nuroe
bon ser &oli5ei ongemieIeh cine lln'
teriudun8 ciu3itIciteu, uno oieier oro'
nete cine Observation-Disclosures
oltrb Or. g. IS, &eirle an, obihpu
oo8 Sooten,G ertiiitot oeS Orr unorp
alf 500 oltrd 3eIirium" Iailtctc.
Bon oem Rciultote ser llnterilAltng
oe8 Or. Seirle miro e3 obbGngerL Oh
cine 8erbaftung oorqenonmen per.
Den miro ooer ni6t. Die 9~cerOigung
lit bis gum 9onncritog iriib oerito.
ben poroen.
@etrout. - Sr. 6rcoeridSobn.
ion bon gtr. 500, Siio > @rooomop,
uno SRI. @po s. S$5otierpata bon
9er. 1903, Canton . aoenue, muroer
geItcrn @beno nm 12S llbr BON ga
flor 6. &c. @piter in Oelien @iorr
mobnung Ir. 1887, SIt Baltimore
StroBe, oetrort. @IS 9routinn8ier
fungirte SRI. &oie Gompeggi unb al.
9routfiibrer Sr. 6ranf OS5ofiepSti
Sic Heuoerm1blten meroen III gtr
500, Siio . GoIin9ton : slpe, ipo6
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-22
@cridltsUerhanolnnaem

Grim tai @erib t. - (8or
Mifter @rigbt.) 9iebitobI - Sobn
@up Soroeitp unO gilbert HiibI, nidt
i6uloig. Notb5uft = Bbilip Bar
nett, lhuIoig llrtbeil oufgei6oben.
6iir beute: Huub - SimotbD Wtiir.
PIN uno @m. s. Becanef. Gtnbrudl
- gilbert arnolo, @ml. 6. 6iiber, Or
thur Grimes mo @m. Sonfs. Gieb'
Itobl - @iaiom 9onfs, @eIlingtun
Qopion, Morp SelieI, &oio Stefp'
art, SEQ S6umon, Geo. q. Smitb,
Sobn Woron, Sobn %. Smitb, Not'
tie Monguin. glngriff nuf Poli5iiten
= GrneIt Sill. SrieOenSItorung
8m. Slocum. 8etpoGn6eitsmdbi1
lutoroentli6 - Safe @arren.
@btbetlungR r. 2. (8or
8idter 8beIp8.) @eorgennno Sobu.
IotL 5 Wonote Stoot8 . grbeitsbous.
aneriff - Sontes SOB, Conn Cares
uno Geo. @oleoo, cinen Gag 8efon9'
nib.
8aifengert6 t. = (@or ben
8i6tern 9lod, O'8rien II. @oitber.)
G8 muroen %ernonnt 81 SeitomentS'
8oQItredern in Den i1aen pon6ron'
els 8bite WsiIeS 8bite jun, 6ranciS
q. @6ite uno Hidoro s. @bite,
9iirgidoft $1,000; bon Wiorp G.Gat'
lille S9onloS %. Goilile, Siirgi6oft
5000. gu gto6loB : Seriualtern III
ben 6Gnen bon @m. 6. Woion Hon'
oolpb 9. @oion, giirgi6oft $4,000;
bon Worp goofleD Rannie S.Sodett,
9iirgl6oft $500. Gum 8ormunb er'
nornt Serbert &. 3burm fir GboS.
q. &noop, 8iirgidoft 500. Snoen'
tors : 8er5ei6niiie eingerei6t in Den
SGGen bon Gli5abetb u. Sloffer,
1872; Geo. Goparb 8ope, $4,000;
Wortin S6uler, $2250. NadlaBbc'
ri6te beitdtigt IN ben 5Gaen bon
Sorob $. Sriften, 1886; Nurp 9.
Ortiz, $124t; CHARLES Seipp, 1920;
@erfGltie rotifi3irt III ben 8Gaen bon
Soiporo g. 8eregop, 5000; Seler
6. Gounor, $t66; 20. S. Conner.
$166; %. s. Gonnor, $t66; Gli8abetl
Softer, $44.
&reiS. 8eri d] t Rr. q (@ol
3idter Sbarp.) Gbrobom Q. Sbo.
det aegen Sbodet Bros. Ii. q, an Ell.
men auoitor beripieien. Sir 6citte.
alimente . Sdqe; Reeo gegen &eeo
Homiop gegen Homiap; Weber &c.
gen @e6er; Neeoer ae9en Reeoer.
Common IeoS. q err Of +.
= (8or Hifter Stodbrioge.) S. Soa
0i. 6orliicr gegen Mopor unbStaot.
roth, 8eroift fir $3.50. 8m. SUIT.
dit8 gcgen De ga Serge R~efrigero'
ting MoAine So, geroift fir 5000;
@m. 8oImer ee9en oieielbe, Bcroitt
fir 5000. SameS Son5lif 9egenuni.
teo HatlipapS II. electric 80, ittd]t
been6et. Sir bellte: Der idtpebenoe
3aQ uno Die Rummern II, 81, 45,
q, G237, 6238 uno "a, lino borldu.
tiger ailfruf Der Safe Nr. 81 bis 81.
Superior. q 6 +. --(Uor
Hi6ter 8ideS.) Worp u. Wc9Dta-
bon gegen S. g. Olion, geroift fir
1914. Botrid s. 5ormer gegen Sin.
bella Mc2ali9blin, nidt beenoet. Sir
bellte: Der i6mebenoe SAL uno ole
9ummern 10, 90, "a. so, 80 uno 80.
&rets. 8cridt t. - 0orHid.
ter 0enniS.) Sanuab 8. 9(rher ge.
gen Senrp 8. 4rder, Eetition OBJ
getpieier. Sir beute: alimente-
5aae.
Stabt. 8erid)t. - @orGid).
for Gnrlnn Vprtho GoffinS nenplt
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limited Roilnop8; &oid Collins ge'
gen 0ieielbe, Baltimore grid SO. ge'
gen bieIel6e unO gbeiapeafe II. Boto'
mac Telephone 60, ieoer Sail gum
8ergIei6e iiberaangen. Sir beute:
6ie Rummern II, 81, %, %, "a uno
% unO u~OrIduiiger aufruf Der Sale
Scr. 81 bis 50.
@btbeiIung Scr. 2. - (Bor
Rifter gaer.) z. S. 3immermann
gegeu George Suntington, llrtbetl
bcIt1tigt. Sir beute Die Nummern
"a, SO, 81, lis, 1877 unO OorIdufiger
gtufrui ser 6GGe gr, 76, 105, 10S,
1853, 154, t65 bis ITO, t75, t78, t8t,
1872, 1893, 1876, 1876, 1877, POI, 2O2, 203,
21t, 2t2, 2t3 uno PIC.
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Sin NcgcrsW 0r0er6nn0.

GaIbottom, 60, 20. Sept
SIM oitli6en Ebeile bon Solbottom.
County, bel GopIor, Ga, berrift
groBe aufre9uug, ga am SomItog
Na6t berihtet mnrOe, eS bobe iib ein
Glub bon Negerrt SIT Dem 3mede &c.
bil6et, &. u. Scarborough, einen pro.
minenten 9iirger bon BopInr, 5li ers
moroen. @ebrere ieiner Sreunoe be-
gaben iih Oobin un0 blieben bis
Sonntag. Solgenoe Reger iino aIs
WitgIteoer oteies Clubs berbaftet
unb int @efdngniB bon Ealbottom
eingeiperrt pnroen: Soc 8imberlp,
Somes @imberlp, DaileS Wonf,
grtbur Grou6 uno cine Regerin,
NnmenS Soiie Stinion. Der San
miro iofort Dor Hi9ter &aines IN
Solbottom nerbanoelt tperoen. 8ie
%peoIoltet, lit boS 2eben mebrerer
prominenter giirger bel BopIor uno
Wor, Ga, bon ben Negern beorobt
moroetl.
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8eIndl Der @eltansitelung.

g .2oui8, 90. Sept. - Sn Der
letten ISOLDE bat Der geiuh Der
n2ouiiiona 8ur6nie grpoiition" III
feds 3ngen Die Sobe bon einer Wtil.
lion iiberItiegen. Sir Die ein5elnen
@odentage felt iid Der 9elld wie
iolgt: Wontog, II. September, tt2,'
432; 0ienItog, tt0,6t6; @ittpof,
1862; 9onneritag, 404,450; 5rei'
tag, t3t,ttt; Somitag, 134,007.
Gotal, t,O27,9t8. 8ecapituIation:
april, 1 Gag, 1877, 1916; Wtoi, 26 3a'
&c, 1907, Pot; Sum-, 26 Gage, g..
24,836; Sill. 81 Gage, 2,943,557;
9(llguit, 81 Gage, 3,098, FAB; Sep
tember, Is Gage, 2,276,20S, Cunt
ma Summorlim: t1,022, 430.
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Die meme 9

Ole neue . a bnltnie. -
Die y@eitl. MorplGnoer 9obn" 81
ME nod) Dem Sofen muroe 9eitern
eroffnct. Der critic 8radt5ug ging
iiber Die neue 2inie u1o in oenIsor'
%9enitunoen fono cine Snipeftion Der
reltcn 8obrlinie itott 0urh Die ge'
omten Der 8obr.
Ger YimIico @ettrenn.
pIab. - Der alte oWorplnn6 SodcD
Club" Der ieiner 3eit Die Hennbobn
gu Binnlico beriibntt madte, iou re-
oraonilirt lperocn, ltno bon oieIem
SerbIt an iolen inter oett aiiipi3ien
bcS n@oitern Sodep Clubs" 3tuei
@ettrennen it%uttfinben. 9ieien SCRIPT
Ioaen Die &cnren on g., Z, s., g.,
TO-, II. uno II. 9tooember itottfinoen.
8erGonger rtht ptel. -
@ebduoe. Snipeftor Ereiton erbielt
'pItern cine He6nung BON $3.50 bon
;nnue[ g. Morton II. Sobn fir
haorotllr an benz 8ebGube an Der
4 bon Strifers uno MitlberrpItry
s.de8 bon ser Stobt oils Reger'
DlIc bctutt poroen lit. Sr. 9re.
ton iogt, oos gan5e 8ebduoe iei
.peniq mebr tuertb.
"a. @e6urtSta9Sfeier oe8
Srn. albert Dies bon 0r. 600, Roro.
GbeIter.S troBe, iotuie ieines iiingIteu
.SobneS @eorg, lpelher 10 Sabre alt
tpurbe, oieie 0oppclfeier miiroe &c.
ftern Nbeno in ,gl0n5enoer 8eiic be.
aonoert. Gin geipeiS, mie beliebt Der
electromagnetic in SIt.goltimore lit,
3eigte iid) geitern Ibenb, oa follnl
od) ein Ylab in bcm goitli9en Souie
i boben mar. Brof. 81. Slider lie.
rte Die Wtltiif. Inter Dem feinen
unid), nelder bon 5rou anna Diet
f9etragen lpuroe, gob es llur int'
bortirte @oarert, ipelhe 0os @eburtS.
~toasfino crit fiir5lih bon ieiner GU
roporeiic mitgebro6t 9otte. Sr. 8.
Sd6fer, pelfer Srr. Diet nod
oeutIdlano beeleitete, belt cine 5iin.
,enoe Inipra6e uno iiberreidte oent
Befeierten i'm Iamen oes rOIt.galtt'
tore gergniigung8 Club" ei1en
.~benbeIsItof nit ne~rgoIoetem 8riff.
Serr 3ies Dunfte in luarmet @ortert.
Inter ben anipeIenoen befnnoet lid
Sr. @. StroilB lno Sr. gorgerotnJ
BON Ser ,Meonllmentol. 9rolteret" Die
SS. $. @eper, s. Gieb, $. Sddter,
SEQ, SO. uno Cir. Sub, u. Sebbel'
geo. eneelmann, Gbas. Rott, 3.
mtih. $. Stroefer, s. VI. 6reeie,
'S6afer, 6. Sdmiot. Ser Stroiib
6te Srn. Diet Elm i6ones Haild)'
ypice gum @ei6enf.