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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
M

@ It ur3. - Sin
S6eil Ser Seitenmouer oeS Sallie2
Nr. COZ, Siio-GborIeS- StroBe, I~tiir5te
gcItern Elm, unb Der @c6Gll0e-Snipef-
tor ~peranloBte sic 6omiIie BON 9opio
EoIenItein, ipelde in Dem Sa1lie
Dobnte, nod 9eitern gGbeno olts5lt5ie-
ben. 9e1tte miro oaS @oltS nit Or
IoubniB Der Goli5ei obgetrogen. Ser
@initur5 Der Nolter prtroe our6 cine
ihaobofte 8oiierrobre, peIf)e 6u3
Sltn0oment loderte, berbeigefiibrt.
Gin An trei6er berun.
q ii +. - Der "a Sabre olte GSreo.
S6Iep BON gtr. IA, 8ouItnep-S truBe,
fiel geiterr, ais CT nit DEM Nnitreidcn
OeS SollieS gtr. 227, Sit.Gbur6=Str r.,
beid6ftigt nor, bon elmer Better uno
trug 10 idpere &erlebungen am red.
ten an0hel oonon, 0oB er mad Icincr
@obnltng iiber9efiibrt tper0en ntitBte.
SIN 8tnoermagen er It d 1.
- Der 8 @od)er olte SGllgling BON
Srn. tno 6rou Soiepb 0raa bon
9tr. 263, Sidorp.Inenle muroe &c.
tern fllr5 nnd) Der W}ittogSitunoe bon
Der 0tittter eritift i'm ,&inoertuogen
outfgefunben. DDS &ino Bate iid
lingc0rebt un0 ueriattf nit Dem Sc
iidtden IN ooS &opffiiien.
Sat eds Wonate geIit.
ten. Sm oStoot-SoipitoI" itorb
geitern No6mittog Ser t~5.iGbrige
@m. Sorbing bon gtr. 301t, Gebor.
Iocnue, luel6er ont 10, WfGr5 bon lei,
mem gleifolteri9en Spielfomeraoea
Gorl 9bilbS bon Nr. 1904, Geoar.
s(uente, 6ei'm Spiel nit einem 5lo-
bert.8eiue6r aus Ierieben gcid,oIien
iultroe. Coroner Sopoen bonn mittlc.
rem 0iItrift untcriltd)t oen Sail.
GblloS mar oatnol8 uerboftet iporben.
Sein 6ol muroe I'M SSllgenogerid)t
bon 3ctt 5l 3eit nlfgei6oben, nno
ais Sdroing'S 3uitono iid in, Woi
ettuaS 5lt bcIiern idien, mltroe er am
rs. Mai oom Silgcnorihter SeuiSler
freigeiprodcn. Coroner &opoen ipeiB
nod nidt, mos in Dem Sale gei6eben
fam.
Weer0igung.- 8on Ser nsla'
gemeinen 9euti9en @reiienbeimatb"
ans lpuroen geitern Ia6mittag Die
iroiiden lleberreIte bon Srn. Sucob
Safner, lpelder am 9onnerItog I'M
Nlter BON 10 Sabren aus Dem Se6en
ihieb, alif Der y8eitern Cemetery"
5nr elpigen Gitbe gebettet. Boltor
81. WorcuS 9o6monn belt ben
Srauergottesoienit ab, nno als9ubr.
tiid)trdger fun9irten Die SS. Sooner,
Sud, SboniuS unb Haoetfi.
Cine oIte 2onbmnrfe.
9ie fatboliide Neger-air6e at Der
Ode BON Gdlpert- unb GleoiontitraBe
ion perfouft lperoen. Gs lit Elm alteS
biItortihes 8eb1uoe. Sn Sen 30er
So6ren oes porigen S~ubrbunberts fir
Die llninerioliitet 9ebaitt, fam boS
1889 Shuloen ipegen 1trter
Den Somnter. GS iuuroe oann fir
Geriamtmlungs3ipede benlist. 9ltn /.
Wtai 1914 plroe Senrp Sian in benz
BON Der .@big-Hartei" sum
BrGlioenten nominirt. Im 81. Wai
1913 ialio in benz @ebaltoe Die Hatio.
al.Gonpention Ser 0en1ofraten itott.
linb eire Yonif entitolo, ourdl bqS
Der iiberfiilten @nllerie'E
oeruriad)t. Snl Sabre 1861 fauften
beutifen 2ntberaner Die STRIDE,
liro 1868 gine bieielbe in ben geiis
Der fotboliihen @egergemeinoe iiber.
Sn 1874 uno 1875 miirDe Die Stride
renopirt. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
Bilise Geiie nad) NcutidluuS.

Sdifisforten ~foitelt iest mir 500
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon Solti.
more mad grenlen. 8eeen peiterer
ansfunft neuoc man iih an Tbeo.
8. 0iener & Go. ia Oit.2er.
in9tou.S Ctr. 3immer Nr. 3. ESQ.,
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s nitruftion Ser Seal.

&nitruttion Ser &cQi.
ftrirbcumten. - 9a cS iih ont
critcu Gogc Der supplementary cgi.
flirting bcruuaitClItc, ouB iebr uic(c
&cgiitrirbcomtc Dos &cqiItrir . @eieB
nldt gcnitgcnO peritunoen, miro &r.
W. Storr @epbort, gnpolt Der @oht.
oufihta.9 eb0roc, morgcn Nbeno IN
Der u@ermonio Widunerhor Soac"
Dor Den 9tegiitrirbcomten ei1en &u.s
trag ilber onS 9ieQiltrir.@ eieb boltel
llno ibnen oniielbe geltau ertlGren.
@chnuptct 107 Sabre at
ST. le II. 8uncep &curp SugbcS,
Elm aeborcncr 9altimorcr, tuelhtr
beboltptct, 107 Sabre alt 81 fem,
ipor geItern alf Dem @eg bon @6ee.
ling, @.,So., nod Fottstoipn, ga,
8oit Der o8omemoro @om0 Wfii.
iion" Nr. 633. 2igbtitrnBe. Gr &c.
oenft, Den @cg 5u SUB 3lriid5u-
lcgen.
Cine bciterc Scene ipiclte
Iif geltern Morgcn in ser iiiOliden
Noli3ciltation nb, moiClbit @incciia
@olllis, ein @irtb bon Ger. 1t3, Mcits
ErottItraBc, iid auf Die NnidulOi,
gllng bin 5u pcranfmorten battc, ".
WtooreIuno bon Nr. 227 Neit.Brutt.
StroBe, t6Gtlid a%nGegriifcn 81 bn.
ben. GlS ndn1Iif Eoli5cirihter Cor
Den Irrcitontcn frugte, mas cr I'll
iciler GntihuIOiQumN SIT ia0cn babe,
nlttiportcte Oicicr; nGucr Gbren, id
bin unIdul0ig; alc8, maS i) Dem
ytonn 81 &cio t6ot. mar, DAP il i'm
ollr 0leie Meiie ans mcincr @irtb.
l6ntt b%efor0crte." 4amit cridbte CT
ocn Slayer bei'm S6lonittden un0
mari ibn ais Dem @eridtS5immer.
Yer 0eItren8c ao0t gcbot Oicier @or.
l~teIlnng encrgiif GinboIt uno itroitc
Den ArreItnntcn Inn 81 uno Softer.
S~u0ler'S 8rpunt& STRAIT
toms @on0elSiGuIem miro an
Der Noro.Gutn StroBe einQcridtct
iperoelt. Sr, Barren $. SaOtler
tbellte 9eltern gbeno nit. BOB Ole
0onoelSidule ibr 40. @eiAGitSiabr in
lbrem 1cllen Sofolc beginner nerbc.
Glelelbe lou an Der Ode BON Gutom.
uno WtaoiionsS troBe erridtet lper0eu
ltno 10 groB meroCn, OoB es bis AIR
SInoen-AOenle o%ilrd)geben miro. Ser
Sootler ging bel Der Nuslpobl oes
0oliplaBes BON Dem @eoonfcu Oils.
Dab rs iiir Die @onoelsidule piel bel.
Ter ietr lperoe, bon Dem @eiddits.g Sen.
RIM entfernt ST. ieirl. IaS nellc Sc.
baube miro GO Sub 6ront on Der
gutoiu-S traBe bn6en uno 40 1lb
tief iein.
@eIo uno Neeer pet.
d. Dunoen. - Sr. Senrp Sam.
burger BON Rr. zoos, Mnoiion. aoe..
ipolte geitern Morgen cine $10.9sote
ipefieIn ~loiien. Gin Neger erbot iid,
Srn. 6dmbureer ans Der 8~erlegelt.
Geit 81 Gclfen. nitb nad)ocnt ct Dos
Belb III Der Sano botte, COB er Ser.
iengeI0. BIS eeitern 9l6enb ip1t
bate ,Sr. Soniburaer neoer ben
We3cr, noh ieine $1O-Jfote pie0erge.
ieben.
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ySaltimorc.S bio : GiienbaBn" popit'
lGre Guad : GrfuriiOncn nndD Der
@cltansitclnna, iebcn Mittipodl.

8iir5eIte &oute, raideIte 5abrt.
Sour $t7 fir Die 8unoreiie, 10 Gage
aiiltig. abfobrt bon Baltimore, Mt.
3opal : 8abnbof $40 gormittag5,
Camden : 9obnbof 8 ltbr 8ormit.
tags, Nnfunft in ct. 2ouis om nGf-
item Gage, Mtittags.
(247,8 ,54,5 1853
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+** Der y@eunania-G ergniigung3.
&erein," aus Wiitglieoern Ser Ger
mania : 2oge Ger. 100, 81. 5. II. ".
M.," beitebeno, feicrte beltte, Sonlt.
tag, ben %. Sept, i'm o9arIep.
gurf" mieoertm zines ieiner 10 be-
Iiebten 6antiIienfeite. Sn anbetrod)t
Ser Sbotiude, boB oieie 6eite or3
gereins itetS iebr erfplgreih iinb. -
lit fuobl aah in oieiem Sole poroli$.
8niaecn, OaB Der geiud Elm sabIre;-
der iein miro.
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Scrabgcicttc Gaiiitcnpreiie

ool' SaltInlore mad 9rentch nit
.gforoociItIfen 2Iopo" . 9arupiern
Dol NIT 8ampfernn Moin," v2bein"
nl'o "gfedar" 500. Sbcooor s.
gteher& o., lid s. t.aerinator.
StraBe, Simmer Ger. 3. (237A
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NGdite Grfnriiun nedl Gbilabclpbia,
Milminntnu INN Ehcitcr

auf ser ,@ennIploonier Giicn6obn"
miro am Sonntog, oen 2. Oftober,
Itottfinoen. Der Spe5iol5tg perlGBt
oen Linton /. @abnbof um s llbr Sors
mittogs. Sir Die HituOrciie: no6
8bilaoelpbia $500; Gbeiter $3.50;
@ilmington 500. (267-9
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gnfan0 Der Gnmpa9uc.

Die critic Oenrofrotiihe MloiieuDcr-
iommIung om 4. 0ftober i'm nQg.
ric".- 0rci onbcrc folgcu III Der
iclben SoQc. 49, Scnator @ornou
ipridt in Der Icbtcn Woiienpcr-
iummIltng. - &%crihicoenc3.
Sm 0emofrotii6eu Suuptquar.
tier im yGutum Souic" lpur0e qeitCrn
befonnt 9cgCben, ooB @lnOcS.S cnn.
Tor Nrtb1lr q. @ormou pcriprofen
bat, in oieier Gnmpngne cine Neoe III
Nfnrplono 81 hnIteL uno 5tuor am
2Ibeno oc5 5. Noocm6er inn y90ric, "
Orci Gage Dor ser @obl. Die iibriac
3eit miro cr in 9tcp-Yorf 5rbringen,
ais 8erotbcr Der ~nationulen Gam.
pugncIeitlmg.
Die o%enloIrotii6e Gampugne mira
bier in Baltimore Oltrb cine Wfoiien.
Geriolnmlung i'm ySDric" am 4. 81.
tober forlnea er6ffnet meroen; Qdt6.
&iioor RaDner miro elmer Der Ge0ncr
icin. Die o2priciSoQe" lit bonn 8or.
iiber bea oemotrotiiden Stoot8.Geu.
tralsGomite'8 fir bier &eriommIun.
gen ellaagirt moroen. g(n ousmGrti.
GEN Neonern bon nationalcm Nllf
lperocn in 0ieien bier W}aiien.@er.
lommlltngen ouitreten: Gr-Senotor
Charles q. Gopne, oie Senatorcu
GlllberIon unO 9oilcp BON Gero8, Sr.
$. 9oltrfe Gofron rno GongreB.N6.
georoneter Sobn Sharp @iQionS
bon W}iiiiiiippi.
Srn. Sobn Sill, Jun, oemofroti
lf)en GongreBsG onoiootcn int 4. 81,
thrift, mltroe Gnt 6reitag Ibcn0 i'm
oGrcSccnt.Gl llb" Elm iebr entbuiioiti-
ider Gmpfana bercitet. GS mar oic
@r6ffnung ieiner Gompogne. 9a5
GlltbbnllS mur bon @eiuhern ii6cr-
fiillt. 8err Sill iogtc in ieincr 9c0e,
DAB baltimore nod feline GertuiQi.
alrlg bcfonmlen babe fir cincn tiefes
rem SGtfffabttS +Ganul, Iiege nidJt an
Sen GongrcB-N 6gcor0nctcn 0ennp Il.
g9odtcr, ionoern an Der Grtroouqon5
ser repllblifnniihcn Fortei; es' 1ei
cbcn fcin @clO fir Ben 3med ii6ri0
.9cipeicn.
@r. Irnnf 6. @odtcr, ser rcpubIi-
GongreB.@onOioat i'm 3. 81.
fiibrt cine gon5 nelte Sam.
on9ne-Mctbo6e Elm. Gr bot nGmlid
)o5 n9iiolt.S beoter" an ser SIt.9aI.
imore-S troBe gemietbet, miro 5beo-
er-8orItellungen 9eben loIien lu1o IN
zen 3rpii6enoften Gompoone-Ge0eu
ann @citcn gcbcn.
Die oen1ofrotii6en @or0-@ rcfuti,
pen bobcn III cincr &criummlung i'm
,GItoD &ollle" Die Serrcn SoureS 8.
Sobn y. Spence, 0unicl s.
uno Wtortin q. GepnoloS, 10.
luic Or. s. Z. McGortbu ais Gomite
fir Die Stimmgebcr- Hcgiitrirung uto
Die Scrrcn f5obu Z. Hiforoion s. 5.
@m. $. 0orlono, Sobn &abI,
un0 @nlil 3ocbfc oils Gomite
fir &erIammlungen cruonnt.
Gin o5e~itgcm0BeS" Gompugne-Sou
Oenir miro I'M oenlofratiihen SolIpt4
quarter mlsgegebcn. IS lit cine
ltideIplottirtc Soidemtbr, oltf 0ercn
3ifferbIott Die photographer bon ,
un0 IobiS cntboIten limo. :
81 GorcIt.&ia, &arioro.Goumtp p,
Q}o., bicIt Sr, GboS. 5. 9onoportc !
Nadnitto9 feline erite oieSiGb. ,
politiihe Reoe fir &~ooieoelt ltno ,
5airbonfs. 9lil6 6r. Hobcrt Garrett, ,
Der rcptbIifonii6e Gongrcb.Gonoi. !
BAT I'M ,, 0iitrift, iprod). !
Gr.@ouperncur 6ranf @rolun rciIte
nod @nNerStorpn, Inn aud ,
BORT cine Barter opiS. Qiao" sl !
I%riinoclt. &on SoQcrStomn ocbt rr !
tad SufIono, Garrett County, uno I
'onn 5uriif nuh Cumberland, 100 !
r morgen AbcltO cir5ntreiien &c, :
'cnft. !
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Ctc BRO on / II ten biel.
ten am 6rcttug Nbeno in Ser ySome
Circle Soa" an ser Yoco- llno 9olti-
moreitroBc cine Contention o6, i'll
melder iolgenOe GongreB Gonoioa-
ten ~aufgeitelt muroen: 2. 0iitrift =
9r. Sbomos q, 0e6oro bon Cations.
bile; B. 0iitrift-0r. Con-. &idur>-
ion; 4. 0titrift - &r. SomeS w.
6ri58ell; 3. 9iitrift Sr. @iaiam
.. Sobnion bon 2alirel.
6euermebr Seteronen
&ortorO, Conn, peroclt
mlorgen noh Baltimore fomnter mn
ole @0itc ser bieiigen Seuermebr'Ge-
teronen lein. Gie 3obl Der geIit6er
miro 70 betrogen. Die 9oltimorer
iper0en Die 8eillder inter 8orontritt
Der Gopellc 6eS a.. Geginents bei'nl
union.S nbnbpie in Gmpfo1g nebmeit
uno our6 Die Charles, Monuntents,
Soiuaros, &%erir9ton. uno Souioap.
Strobe nod Dem nSoteI 2erington"
iiibreit.
8eit dit uno SGnoe Der,
bronnt. 0ur6 erplooirenoes
@oloIin lplrhe Tron 9ena Hubin BON
Yer. 252. Surriion.S troBe, eeltern in
Der ailhe ibrer @obnung i'm @eiidt
mo an ben Sonbeu erbebli6 Der.
brannt.
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flung on Sen Gto6trotb icnoen. ooR.

f'illg an ber Sta0trotb icnoen, oob,
lpen1 EbilooeIp6io nit ieinen pieIen
Sobttten cine iolde 8crorOnllng
olIrffiigren fam baltimore aud
oo5u I'M Stanoe icin ioltc,
9ri Srbinq g9or0, cin 9oltimorer
~'aler, 6robte qcitcrn cin BON Inn
0emalteS &ortruit Don GeciIius Sal.
pert, Dem critcu Zorro Baltimore,
mad Dem Gotb6ouic, c5 Ser Stort
Sum Saul onbictcno. GoS 9iIO MIR
DC i'm 3immcr oc5 Sefretdrs 0c3
VtoporS o~ufqcbdngt. @r. @oro io0J
or babe cS mad, Ocm 1850 bon 3ocit
al'9etertigten Criginolportrait ge-
malt.
Er1ii0ent @ail bon Der 8elterbc.
boroe iiberreidtc Dem WIoDor geItcrn
ellleS Der neuen Ttucrob5ei6en. IS
neroen mr. 200 ullsgegeben peroen.
Wtnpor &tmouI9 iagte, er piiroe ob.
lolltt 9ft6tS nit Dem Altsgeben ser
Ab5eiden 81 tbum bobcn, ionoern Is
gall5 auein Der 5cucrbcboroe iiber.
laiien.
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Sulius ScbbcI, oertider gbotograpb,
321 g.. 8as' Strafe.
9a6inrtbilber unr ST bro 9ntenb.

8a%btnctbilSer nir 81 pro Sntenb.
Sn emaiairten opolen giIoern lino'
i6one Reiibeiten erfp1bnenspertb.
2ebenssroBe photographer unb
fiinitIeriid bouenoete gopien alter
@iloer IN grapon, @aiierfarben, Del
unb HaiteG cine Spe3ialitdt.
Man bersciIe uift, oorsnipseden.
GAO N5'
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Sanitats.9 cr:dJt.

Die gr0Bte SterbIidfeit in ser Oritten
September-g8ode ieit 4 SaJren.-
1871 5oocSfGQe unO 143 @e6urten.
Snfefti6ie 9ronfbeitsfdQe &c.
ringer an 3abI.
g}u6 0cn 8eriht ocS Sonit6ts,
GommiiI6r8 Or. Sames 8osIep Itor-
ben in Der berfloiienen ISOLDE t81 Ser
ionen in Baltimore, gcgen III in Scr
alciblaufenben ISOLDE OeS &oriubre$,
t73 in 1902 unO 1874 in 1901. Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrltg 1868 pro
1000 ser 8eIommt = 9%ep0lferlnQ
1925 fir Die @eiBen rno 24.t4 fir
Die Ncger. Bon ben @eitorbenen fpo-
rem 20 inn IltSIonoe geboren, 81 lpo-
rem 0cger; 10 SooeSfGqe ereigneten
iid i'm n9opsGi ,Nlpl," % in $50.
ipitdIern rno 6 IN on0eren SuItitlt-
ten; 81 Snqucite nltrOen gebaltcn.
9lS geboren tpurben 81 mciBe uno 46
gtcgerfin0er gemel0et. Die boltpt.
id6lid)Iten TooeSltrioden iparen:
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"I'-T
ellleS Der neten 6eucrob5ei6en. IS
fperoen mr. 200 ullSgegeben merOen.
WtaDor StmoHua iagte, er miiroe ob.
lolut AtdtS nit Dem Atsgeben Scr
1o5etden 81 tbun bobcn, ion0ern Is
gall5 ALIEN Der 6%cucrbcboroe iibers
luiien.
Sertaute angebli6 an
WtnocriGb &C. - Sn Der sit.
lid)en Boli5eiitution mur0en g~eiterr
BON Squire" Yodnro 5luei 8irtbc
tbrem Fro5eBperiubren iibermicien.
Us paren Dies; &ilian &0bler, gfy.
1923, observation-disclosures un0 Sobn
Sdneioer, gtr. 1902, Oit.Frottitrab5.
Ste limo beidulOi8t, geiitige &c.
trante an WinOcrjobrige berfnuit 81;
boben. Sergcont Oitenoorf Ser Die
Serbottlun9 nornobm iagte aus, 0oB
or om leBtcn Gonneritog iab, mic
Maria 8eiSboor, Gin s Sabre olte0
WfdOGen bon Nr. 1913, SiiO.Goitlc.
StraBe, nit einem aeiiel pol Bier
aus Der Mirtbihuft 0c5 &0bler fam,
uho lie gcItonO ibm ongeblid, Dap lie
oaS Bier in oerl4irtbihuit BON eincnl
&unoen erbielt. Sr. &oblcr crflGrtt,
ooB er feline deiitigen @etr0nfc an
ooS WtGod)en Ocrfultfte, 0o6 murGc
er troBOem ieincm &ro5eBoerfabrcu
itberipieien. - Nut 6reitug N6eno
mil Sergeont OItcnoorf Qeieben bn.
ben, pte Die 10 Sabre olte Wurgu.
rctbe 0orid) nit einent SeiIel poll
Bier aus ser Mirtbi6oft oes S6nei.
Der fam, ln6 nud 0ieie CAB an, Elm
Wfonn, Der iid in Der @irtbi6oft Be.
fnno, aber nidt Sr. S6neioer, babe
ibr 0aS 9icr gegebcn un0 ibr @elO
in @mpfon9 genommen. 9eioe Sale
iino eigener 9(rt, mo eS lit 5u be.
5iueifeln, Oh Die @roBgeidiporenen
in benielben irqeno melbe Nnflagen
erbeben meroen.
@inmcibunG Ser neuen
st. y nulS $50 + Of G. - @eute i'm.
oct in orei @otteSoicnItcn oie feier.
Ii6e Ginpeibiitg DER lteltcn oeltt.
ifen ref. ct. BolllS.airte an 8roao.
man uno 8ruttltroBe itott. 9ei'm
o%ttesOtenit bait @oitor Or.
%. 9adntnnm eite&re0igt ii6cr sic
olte Stride unO Die llriofe oeS ltnl-
mo poll5iebt 0ic @inmei6uto
Der nelten Stride. Ynitor g. u. @ie.
nano bon Nelp.0orf b0lt ole 6eItpre.
Digit. Im gtadmittng INN orei llbr
ein engliiber @otteSoicnIt
bel Dem Yoitor @,lit. Eottcr
bon Baltimore uno Or. Hidor0S
pom tbeologilden Seminar IN 9anco.
tier, go, Die 6eItpreoigten baIten.
abenOS lit DieOerum Elm oeuti6er
8ottesbienit NIT Or. g. $. 0ippcl
BON Ebiluoelpbia olS Ereoigcr.
3ugIeid feiert beittc 8oitor Or.
iein 40-iGbrigeS Gmtsit.
oildltm. Ger ebripiirOige Scelior0er,
Der nidt mir luegen ieine5 liebenS.
@cicnS, ionOern olld) pe.
yen ieineS tiefen @iiienS IN oelttId)en !
areilen iebr 9eodtet lit, crblidte am
25.9 e5ember 1884 I'M 9untonS doff.
Sdpci5, bas 2id)t ser @elt,
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cine Ibihrift Ser RoudperoronnrI
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OakhurSt.

Mr. Henry Brady, conductor on
A X &sN r R had one of his fingers
mashed so badly that he had to
have it amputated.
Mr. J L Dunn and family visited
Mr. Jim Reeds family near Mt
Bethel, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hassie Dobbs of Wood
stock, has returned home after q
pleasant visit to her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs Polk Trlpp.
Cliff Devices, has gone back to
Gainesville after a pleasant weeks
visit to his parents.
Miss Mamie Mitchell, of At
lanta, is visiting her sister, Mrs
A d Re mp.
Miss Lucy Fields has a very
good school at Forest Hill.
Mrs A d Kemp is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs Rollin Tucker, and
Mrs Lena Wyatt, of Birmingham,
Ca, were the guest of Mrs Char
ley Cogburn Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Dovie Cogburn will return
from Charleston, S. c , next Sun
day. AID.
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AuStelI.

Mrs r f Wilson is able to be
out. after a few weeks illness.
Miss Annie Chapman IS visiting
her brother, Mr. A J Chapman.
Miss Lila Parkinson returned
home Monday from a pleasant
visit to Douglasville, Villa RIGA
and Tallapoosa.
Our town is now lively with
summer boarders.
Miss Anna Potter, of Washing
ton, D G, spent several weeks with
Miss Joe Morse.
The Christian Church has been
holding an interesting meeting.
One addition.
Mrs Louise. Stewart, of Decatur,
is visiting her uncle, Mr. B H Veal,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs Sharp have been
quite sick at their home here.
Pansy.
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WEAK HEAkTS

are caused by Indigestion. If you eat a
little too much, or if you are subject
to attacks of Indigestion, the stomach
expands-swells and puffs up against
the heart. This crowds the heart and
shortens the breath. Rapid heart beats
and heart disease is the final result.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat, takes the strain off the heart, cures
indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach
and contributes nourishment, strength
and health to every organ of the body
Sold by G. M. Crosby & Co.
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Powder Springs.

Misses Ava and Docia Bell are
visiting their uncle, Mr. r w Bell,
and family.
Mr. T l. Floyd has returned
from visit to Seneca, S c, ac-
comDanied by his daughter, Mrs
ID d Crenshaw
On next Friday night Rev Mr.
Meacham will begin protracted
services at the Methodist Church.
Miss Rosa Beacham, of William
son, lie spending some time with
her sister, Mrs Meacham.
DIED-On last Saturday night
Mr. Ed S Scott died after several
months lingeringlillness. He was
exceedingly kind and deservedly
popular, His funeral was con-
Quoted from the Baptist Church
Monday morning by Rev J M
Splnks, and the remains were in
tered i'll the Methodist cemetery.
The funeral was attended by a
large concoprse of relatives and
friends. He leaves wife and two
children, and numerous relatives
and friends to mourn his death.
We extend our sincere coincidence
to the sorrowlng relatives and
friends i'll this their deep Attic
ton. 'No."
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CORRESPONDENTS PICNIC.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
18th Annual Basket Picnic of the
Correspondents of Marietta Journal
to be held at Smyrna, Ca, Friday
August 18th, 1904.
Music-Gem City Band.
Prayer.
Address of Welcome-Mayor J. T.
Pace.
Response to Welcome Address-F. B
Barber.
Music.
Recitation-Mss Luda Fleming.
Music.
Address Literature" - Col. J. Il.
Foster.
Music.
Recess-Dinner
Music.
Recitation-MissM Maize Whitfield.
Address-"Power of the Press"-Col.
Walter McElreath, of Atlanta.
Music.
Recitation-Miss Carrie Belle Dunn.
Music.
Ten Minute Talks--Editors of The
Journal, Correspondents and others.
Music. FINS.
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Any one who has dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, headaches, dizziness, or specks be-
fore the eyes, or any form of liver and
stomach troubles, should take advant-
age OF this chance to be cured without
risking penny. The guarantee is plain
and absolute If Mi-o-na does not do
all that is claimed for it, if it does not
give perfect satisfaction, if it does not
cure dyspepsia in any form and give
perfect and natural digestion, your
money is returned upon demand.
e. M. Crosby & Co., give a positive
guarantee with every box showing most
conclusively their faith in this remark
able remedy.
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HEALTHY MOTHERS.

Mothers should always keep in good
bodily health. They owe it to their
children. Yet it is no unusual sight to
see mother. with babe in arms cough
ing violently and exhibiting all of the
symptoms of consumptive tendency
And why should this dangerous condi-
ton exist, dangerous alike to mother
and child, when DIR. Boschee's German
Syrup would put stop to it at once?
No mother should be without this old
and tried remedy in the house-for its
timely use will promptly cure any lung,
threat or bronchial trouble in herself
or her children. The worst cough or
cold can be speedily cured by German
Syrup; so can hoarseness and conges-
ton of the bronchial tubes. It makes
expectoration easy, and gives instant
relief and refreshing rest to the cough
racked consumptiye. New trial bottle,
Csc large size 75c. For sale by G. NJ.
Crosby & Go.
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HOMESKEERS, EXCURSIONS.

May December. 1904, to Arkansas,
Indian Territory, Louisiana, Oklahoma
Texas and Mexico.
Tickets limited to continuous passage
in each direction. On sale July 9Th.
and 10th; August End, and 18th Sep
TENDER 9th, and Goth, with final limit
q days from date of sale, except to
destinations in Mexico final limit will
be 80 days from date of sale. For rates
and other information apply to nearest
A K d n Ticket Agent, or address.
II. A. FLEMING, TPA,
Atlanta, Ga.
Annual Reunion Camp Pat Lyons
Confederate Veterans at Ball Ground
Ga, August 10Th, 1904.
On August 18th, and 10th, final limit
for ruturn August Goth, round "trip
tickets will be sold to Ball Ground at
the following rates.
From Marietta, $50
g Woodstock, 95
II. A, FLEMING, 7. T. A,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Lost fountain.

Mr. F G Wardlaw is visiting his
sister, Mrs Emma Rakestraw, in
Ashville, Ala, whom he has not
seen in 20 years.
Mr. W P Clay VIII ship peaches
from the Clay orchard this week.
Messrs w A Mcdonald, S;F
Mayes and w A McElreath at
tended the reunion Of the It'll
Georgia regiment at Rockmart
last Thursday.
Mrs Wikle, after spending sever
al weeks with Mr. w A Mcdonald g
family, has returned to her home
in Atlanta.
Mr. Omer Pickens and wife, of
Birmingham, Ala, are here on a
visit.
Mr. Ed Davis will leave soon for
Texas to seek his fortune in the
west.
Mr. Bruce has dressed up our
roads and hauled out the rocks.
Now let the grand jury stop the
people from dragging rocks into
the road land we will have smooth
err drive ways.
Mr. Henry Ward came out to
rest a few days. He says while
rambling in the woods, time has
made 50 many changes, he was
lost almost in sight of home.
lar,