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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-11-15
Farmers Meetings in Johnston County.

meetings 1 johnston County.
Messrs. Editors: Please announce
a meeting of the farmers of John
ston County to be held at Smithfeld
Saturday, 10Th inst. Mr.. H. M.
Gates, State Lecturer, will be there
and address the meeting at 1 o'clock
p. m.
MI. Gates expects to meet the
farmers of the county on that day
and arrange with them for a canvass
of the county for the purpose of re-
organizing the Alliance. All the
farmers of the county are especially
invited to go out and hear Mr.. Gates.
He is a good speaker, and those who
fail to hear him will miss a treat.
L. B. PARKER, Sec.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-11-15
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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-11-15

The truth with some people is that
they are talking of Christian perfec-
ton before they have begun to prac-
tice it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Colorado Frs,t APPRECIATED BY East
o60 vla1tofx.

Colorado Fssle Apseseisted BY East
esa Visitors.
The following opsa letter eomss 70 us
direct from the writer and will b sssn
BY Mr.. Crowley for the first time when
he reads this issue Of the Enterprise:
Wales. Wis., Sept 9Th. 1904.
Hon. J. II. Crowley.
Rocky Ford. Colo.
Prop. Fairvisw Fruit Farm.
Dear Sir: Ny sister. Mrs. VIM. Wood.
Of Minneapolis. Minn.. and wish to sx-
tend 70 you our thanks for the baskets ol
beautiful fruit you sen, Us while We were
visiting our s,stss. Mrs nso. Rasmuss,n
We enjoyed the frui. very much. !
brought my basket back to Wisconsin To
show my friends what lovely fruit can b
raised Ia Colorado.
ihops We may have the pleasure Of
meeting you again.
Mrs. W. 3. Nelson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
RockyFord
BY
MILLARD

Your Peaches may be tempting
With their rich and mellow hue, :.
Strawberries may be luscious,
With rich cream and sugar too.
Ruaset peaSs may be 20 sweet.
That they're dripping honey dew.
But. as ! hope for glory.
I'll be honest with thee
A Rocky Pord cantaioupe
Is good enough for me.
Your Oranges may be fragrant.
From the west or from the south.
Grapes be just 30 delicious
They would melt within your mouth.
waiesmelous 70 juicy
They could stop Kansas drouth;
But u you want something good.
Juss conc around to sec.
That Rocky Ford caniaioupe
II good enough for INC.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
R0cKY FoRD Is now in It's ssventseu,h

DWkY FORD 10 now In Its sevontoenth
~ year. and has = population Of about Jo0D.
II 10 ono OF the mo<t progressive towns In the
factory in tho uaited States. complete slcc-
trio llKht plant. = nne municipal water system
supplying the best Of aFtcsian water. =
canning factory. superior Hour mill. three
banks. splendid school system. two beautiful
parks. and IL shipping headquarters for tho
worid.famous Rocky Ford cantaloupes. Il IL
situated In tho midst OF tho Fichcst and most
highly cultivated agricultural. xardcoinx and
fruit lands In South-su Colorado-lands pro-
duclng greater cash returns pcr aero than
any portion OF tho West. A tho metropolis
Of tins favored section. Rocky Ford has good
prospects for increased growth and pro--
psrity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Drussi Drup!l

We have purchased the Gem Pharmacy
and intend 10 carry . complete limo OF
drugs and sundriss. An experienced and
registered pharmacist is in charge and all
prescriptions and recipes will Be care
fully compounded.
We are here To stay and will sndsavor
70 please you that we may msrit share
Of your patronage.
Have Just added line Of high-grade
candies. Try them.
wr.ts Dpuo Co.. 2o2 South Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

"Ass. Doossy" o. Bashop Pottss's
SaDooa.
A few weeks ago Bishop Potter Of the
Episcopal church dedicated" = saloon In
New York city BY an Opening address.
commanding the place ~ having respect
able features not found IN the average sa-
loon. The bishop's action has attracted
the attention Of the nation and subj,etsd
him to land slide Of adverse criticism.
Mr.. Dooley. handling. a. he does. all live
TOPICS, has letter on the bishops saloon
from which ws make the following sx-
facts:
Il sss.- said Mr.. poolsy. - bishop In
New York has opsnsd saloon"
GLORY bs!' sad Mr.. Hsnnsssy; mot
our kind " bishopY'
-No.- said Mr.. Doolsy. swan " III
nsar-our- kind. He didn't ra'ally opsn Il
tn way " think. He didn't own the Snt.
He on'y backs Il with his moral influence.
like brewery.
The saloon was opsnsd In psrson b
In bishop. ir-rssd his spsseh. Il was
fine. He recognized that dhrink was an
evil. having mstit. But L was nieisssy
evil. On tn whole he was inclined 70
think it was more nieissry thin evil.
An 20. Hinnissy. In model saloon was
opsnsd. Tn arehdsaeon tapped irish
kse. th' vicar ginsr1 tossed sogithsr .
model chrissyan gin-Rxx. an the good
bishop smiled binivolsntly As III hardy
vistryman quaffsd the nieissry evil.
But do know III model saloon Is 60
ing TO b gr-rsat moral innoosnes In that
neiqhborhood. Win tn poor wurruk-
In man goes home Of an svsnin' an
thriss TO wind III clock wid n fox tarysr.
the good woman turns to the little vans
an says: "Childsr sss what lovely bun
father has 60. from the bishop An whin
tn tired tilsr wants rsfrishmens At night.
he calls: Mary Ann. take III pitcher an
20 down 70 th' cathedral r. quart Id
give something to have what Hogan calls
an imprssmatur over me dure.
"Somshow or another, Hinnisssy, Il
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
CONSTITUTIONAL AMGMoMGMrs

The people Of Colorado will be given
an opportunity to vote upon two con-
stitutionai amendments this fall. onc
relates TO tho consolidation Of the SUI
prcme and appellate courts and pro.
vides that the court Of appeals shall
be abolished on the nrst Wednesday In
April. 1906. when the members Of the
court Of appeals breomc members Of
the supreme court and all cases pend.
ing shall be transferred. Heretofore
the appellate Judges have been APP
pointed by the governor. but hereafter
all members Of the court become clcc-
tive. and the term will be ten years.
The purpose Of the consolidation II to
enable the supreme court to keep up
with its work and get action upon n
case within n reasonable time.
The second amendment deals with
taxation. and excmpts every head OF .
family from taxation on personal prop
crty to the amount of $500. Al present
household goods to the amount Of $500
are exempt from taxation. Under the
new amendment u may include n team
or tools with which man makes liv-
Ing. This amendment also excmpts
from taxation bitches, canals and
fumes owned and used by individuals
or corporations for irrisating land.
Such property was exempt for the first
ten years of the states existence. but
II now taxed. The object In to relieve
such property from taxation forever.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
CantaIoupe
"
NELSON.
NELSON.

Your apples may be 20 ripe
They're just bursting on the tree.
Bananas 30 inviting
You can hardly let them bc.
Pineapples 70 enticing
That your mouth il watcry.
I'm willing. you have your choice.
Whatever that may be.
Still Rocky Ford cantaloupc
IL good enough for me.
Need ! tell the qualities
OF piusns. pawpawx, cherries too.
Olives. apsicoss and 6gs,
Berries. every name and hue.
Pcssimmons. uectarines. pfunes.
Fruits tame and Wild. old and new:
I'm bound 10 tell you frankly.
OF all from vine OF tree
That Rocky Posd cantaioupc
Is good enough for me.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

Bishop Potter. las. Bastos Adams.
Carrie Nation and tie Dsvil.
There was big ball In hell when
Bishop Potter dedicated the Subway
tavsrni The devil was dee -lightsdI" says
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

LOST-Tucsday, Sept. IS. between
Ordway and Rocky Ford and proba-
bly near the old rocky ford, coat,
vest, hat and gold watch. Suitable
reward II left at the Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

don't seem JUS right that thsss shud b q
union " III church an IN saloon. These
two gr-rsat institutions ARE bist kept
apart They kind " olfsis each other
IKE III supsssm eoort an congress. This
drink 10 = nieissry evil. nieisssy 70 II
clAsgy. nthsy liver admit It's nieissyy 70
tn consumers they might ~ will close up
III churches.
-Ysra-slly do think drink ID nieisssy
svil?'' said Mr.. Hinnissy.
SWELL" said Mr.. Ooolsy. III It's an svi
70 man. its not nieissry an u IT'S nieissry
its not an evil
Tho Pueblo Chisitain. In discussing this
topic. says that Il Is not disposed 70 take
sides either with the bishop or with his
critics. but Il nsvsrthslsss gives the eisr-
seal saloon defender q knockout blow In
the following ssntsnes: Anything that
makes men bad. or worse than they were
without L. Is bad In itself and no amount
Of sophistsy will clear is character"
Dr.. csmadins Of Chicago says:
:. What 10 the difference between The
whisksy sold In the bishops New York
tavern and that sold today at the corner
saloon9 10 the bishops whisksy any dif-
fsrsat from the Lake Street brandt Does
the label on the bottle change the spirit Of
the devil lurking In the stui9 A saloon
is saloon the world over. nomattsr what
name you give Il, and no clergyman has
any right 70 place the stamp Of his ap-
proval upon the aeeurssd business"
The sectional issue will not profit the
Democratic party any more this year than
Il did In 1895 and 1900 when Mr.. Bryan
sought 70 array the east against the west
Undertaken Sprinkler says that the
death rate this fall 10 only about half
what Il was this hms last year. May
not = considerable extent Of this freedom
from fatal disease b due to our i'm
proved water supply and the general
cleanliness Of the eity9
The Democratic primaries will be
held next Monday. September 18th.
and the county convention at La Junta
September 18th. The experience Of
past years does not prevent the DEM
ocracy from going through the motions
Of running a ticket.
FRESH OYSTERS, Fish and Celery.
next week at Stauffsr's Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
First N. e. Church. Fowlss. Mosday
asd Tuesday. Sept. 76.77.
MONDAY EVENING

7as.-Praise Service. :
Rev. W. X. Ashby.
s:oo.-conference. "why ! Believe in
the s. s" Leader. J. c. Hedgccock.
s:3o.-Addrrss. 1.-THE Worlds s. S. Con.
vcntiou illustrated" :
Mrs. ]. A. Walker.
TUESDAY A0RNits0.
9;,o.-Praisc and Prayer Service. :
Leader. Rev. Ell Walker.
eas-Addrcs. THE Teachers Friend
ship' ]. c. cssman.
,ous.-Addres.. "chiid Study" 4.
MsH. ]. A. Walker
Better Things for
the S. 81 Leader. J. W. Watts.
ts) "why Better rhing.r (paper)
Rev. s. c. Green.
(b) -Beticr Organization. =" (papcr)
Mr.. r. N. Stark.
tc) "Bestcr Teaching" (papcf)
Mn. Lesa Smith.
(d) Better Results" tpaper)
Mr.. Il. W. Richards.
General Discussion.
Y,,esnAv AeYepN00A
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
rueDAy AFTERNOON

soo.-Praise and Prayer Service. :
Rev. W. !. Davenport.
s.ss.-opcn Conference. ''The Front.
line s. s." Leader. W. X. Hardcy.
,oo.-Round Table Conference, "child
Mature" :
Leader. MrA Conrad Bluhm.
,;,o.-Address "rbe Eicmcntary Gradcs.' .
Mrs. ]. A. Walker.
ais.-A Normal Lesson. "Know Our Pu-
piis." ]. c. carnan.
TUESDAY EVENING
7:,o.-Praise Service. Rev. Tyre
7as.-Addscss, "The Artist Of the Soul"
]. G. Carman
sI..-oaering for County and State S.
8. Work.
S:yn.-cousecraiiou Service, =
f-axnS II y Vtiss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

Auntis Carrie Nation. Il Is gratifying 70
learn that the bishops action met with
approval from some auartsr.-Jsmss Bar
ton Adams In Denver Post
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

FRESH OYSTERS, Fish and Celery
next week At Stauifsr's Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
The sectional issue will not profit the
Democratic party any more this year than
Il did In 1896 and 1900 when Mr.. Bryan
sought 70 array the east against the west.

The Democratic primaries will be
held next Monday. September 18th.
and the county convention at La Junta
September 18th. The experience Of
past years does not prevent the DEM
ocracy from going through the motions
OF running a ticket.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

"somshow or another. Hinnisssy Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

@bomberloin'S Iniift ooriiber lei ia
onoers. Gum SdluB mofte iid 2oro
&oieberp nod ettpas ouf Soften Der
&egierlng Iuitig. sic miiien Dob
Wr. 9olfour oie Regierumg it,"
iagte er. .8em Wr. 8ulfour 5lt
8ett gebt, oanu gebt Die Regterllng
5lt8ett, unO menn Wr. 8ulfour tronf
in ieinem 3immer iiBt, oonm lit Die
&egierlng tultbitumm."
Sn 9u0upeit muroe uu
8eronlaiiung Oes friibereH Wtmllter'
BrGiioenten @eferle eiu mittelelro-
p1iI6er @irtbihoitsperein gebiIoet,
6eIIen 3med es iein ioll, I'M Nni6IuB
an Den Gbnli6en 8erein in 9eiitid-
lan0 ourd) NnnGberuug Der moBges
benoen mirtbihoitlihen 6attoren Der
INSTRUMENTATION Stooten 5llr SrGf-
tigun0 Ser 9egenieitigen mtrtbi6oft'
liden 8erbGltuiiie b%ei5utraaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

nieIen GoniuIotSberidten itorf boroitf
bin, iid) in icinem 9aumtuolbeborf
unabbGnqig ST. iteIlen, iih feline
8urmtpone ieIbit 5t er3eugeH. Gieie
Rcpeging lit olrrt sic uHlinuiaer
90rientreibereien nnleritaniider @6r.
ienIpefulonten m66tig 9ef6roert NOR
oen. IS mogcn nod Sabre binaeben,
bis 9cutihIono iomeit lit, ieinen eiges
men 9eoorf an Hobbaumluolc 81
Ocden, aber eS miro iein 3ieI itIieB'
LID erreifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
HUiina 0ietcrih.

Gs itnrb am 81. DECEMBER 1904 sleHna Die,
term I'M sllter bon 81 SnbreH uno 3 Mpnnten.
Die 8eerotaung fiubet 5Onnertas, 9lubmitiags
. llbr, bon Der @ohnuup ibreS Sobnes, Srn.
8ottlieb Dieterid, gir. 2t20, AamiaD.5 trahe
aus alf Der agSeiierH Getneterb" ltatt.
Sin treiee DIutterberJ
Snt alfaeb0rt 5I ihld9eu,
Seitiut 1T III ibr S6merI.
Nerftummt ltno tbre 4lagen.
9ie rlitoe SeeIe 1T nun
2aBeim I'M Nuterbnla,
9ie fleib'gen Siuoe rubin
Sn filler BANNER aus.
(3B3-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

2orbH oeberp BAT Fir 8.
lid III Glasgow Dor elmer groBcn
liberalen 8eriommlung iiber Die lei
oige Sdub5ollirage geiprofet. Der
liberale @r.Eremier ingte, boB Die
1ltere St,lle oeS SnlperiuliSmls, Die
alleroinaS weniger 8cflame made,
oils oic neile, Somit 5%nirieoell lei, Die
0inge su luiien, ,pie Tie ieien. Wfdn
Ione iif riir baran erinnern. DOB Der
8eriitf), ans Imerifd 36ae 81 err
p~reiien, 81 bem Serlitit Der Sereiitig'
ten Staoten fiibrte; oaber lei oiele
perniinftisere Hartci felt entid)loIlen,
iinter feinen l~lntit1noen Den @crIttd)
5li MAIDEN, gtipos a,ts Den Solomon
bernlis 81 briifen. Man babe germ
Die Ingebote on 8elo umo Se,iten
bon Den 8olonien angenommen, oils
hieie IN Der Stunbe Der Hotb lid eir.
Itelten; man lei ben 8plonien oanf-
bar oofiir unb bcufe, Dos lei elm feite-
res 9ano OILS ole fiiuitlid)en arron-
gements, Surdl meld,e man @elo aus
Den Solomon beraus 3u Sieben Jude.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
Manner nnS sranen fummt si ms.

WdrHer inb Sralen nit sebeimen arauthef-
ten, cher arampfaberbrudi, Gefnpiiren. nus
f~aueroeu Saarer, Strifinren. gisfIub, 9Iutpers
%eifting,, 8rii6et, Saniausf6Ide SPeumatiss
RierenIeioen, WaitodrmIeioetL Sduorrboioeu.
Sartleibieieit ober ireeno tpeIher perpanoten
8ranfbeiten foutet fih bertrauensoou an unS
tpenoen. geSenteube Spe5ialiften perben sic
unieriuden unb ~foitenIos cine niiienf6aftIibe
9idenofe Sbres 5nues eeben. giibt Elm 9ouar
boz Der SeiIung Al be5abIen. g8ir beilen RAID,
fiber, f6iner5IoS unb bauerbaft, unb bebanoeII
mir aebeime aronfbeiien bon Wtdnnern uno
5rauer. gSenu Sic niGt fomntet fonHeu, TO
benadrtttieer sic urts, uno ipir bebanoeIn sic
In Sbrer 8cbnins. SeiInng enranttrt ooer
feine ge5abIuie. = 81Hrefl mir rnebr tbn12
Siet 8oftfarte bel, tpenn Sbr ffreibt an Sr,
Rbiltps Medical Snititute, 1887 St'Bratt.Str.,
Baltimore, Wb. Seutfd ipiro geiprohen.
(MaitLT&G,1O
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N1e8er'S GjrOkes Concentrations
GeritOu.

GeEitOH.
8on Der Heucu Nllflnge 0eS n@ro.
Ben Wcpcr" limo 5lpei Weitere9GnOe
erifienen Der iiebcnte mo o6te, Die
bon y5roilSenSboo" bis .Soutflii9s
Ter" alli mebr oenH 1900 Seitcn cine
6iiae oeS 8iiienS bieten. Die bel,
ben 8Gnoe geben pieoer bereoteS
3eltgniB nit melher @riin0lidfeit
mo 8elpiiienboitigteit oaS 9iblio'
9ropbiide Snititut in Seip5ig oieie
nelte gtufIa9c bon 6ohm1nnern bot
beorbeiten uno bis IN Die 8egenuort
iortiiibren Ioiien. Ger .0roBeDieD.
or" lit Elm 5uperlGili9eS Compendium
oe5 8iiiens nltf allen 8ebieten, ein
reifer Born Ser 9elebrlmg, elmer
lei, altf neldem @ebietc man Hntb
uno Snformation olti t%niIieno mo
o%bertouieno Srogen lud)t. @dS man
iid iorit ais Sod uno Spe5ialmer.
ten 81 tbeltereu Qreiien miibiom 5irs
Inmmcnfud)cn mltB, bnS bietet Der
n@roBe Weper" iibcrii6tlid in tnops
per, fIorer 8orm, mo bod 10 Crid0.
pieno, ipic e8 i'm Robncn zines lol'
fen @crfeS mlr m0gIib lit. Sn uns
iercr 3eit, in Der Iid Die miiicns
iduftlidCn Griin0mqcn illl0 Gnt6e.
dumocn BON (Sobr 81 Sn6r mebr bdll.
len, lit Elm g8erf mie Meper'8 Gro.
Der CONGREGATIONS . 2erifon fir
&al1s unb 8omilie, 'tpie fir ou8 &c.
ifGftlid)e 2eben gcrooe5u %ulentbebr.
lif Geporbeu. @er iid) iiber Die
8ortihritte Der @iiienifoft, bcr5ef.
nif, iiber mtrtbid)aitlidc, ~io5ioIe un6
un0cre Sraqcn MIR einigernlaBen
nllf 6cm 2%allfenoen erboIten mill,
fam feinen b~eiicreu 9crotber i'm.
0erL ais 0aS Weper'ide 9erifon. Iuf
Der @ebiloctIte mo 8elebrteIte mub
beut5utage redt oft Dos Gonoeriu.
tionS 8 2eriton 81 Rntbe 5ieben.
Die @iiienihaften limo III ben lebs
ten Sabr5ehnten 0erort ipc5ialiiirt
luorbeL ooB iic lid ldJuer ii6erieben
lu'icn. 9d5u tonmlen gcihidtlihc
unb gcogropbiid)c 8ragen Ger Nell.
5eit, 9atcn. Die man nift ollc I'M
@eoGdtniB bcbolten fam, %Iouiclc
8roNen aus Scr poIitiideu @coens
mart, Die ms intercIiiren. 9nS McU-
er'ide 2erifon bIeibt ms Die ant.
mort auf feline 6rnae idul6i9, lmb
mir ba6ca oft genug Ternnlolimlg,
eS Ooraufbin SIT priifen. Sein rel.
der Subolt lit @dnomerts6eug fiir
Den @ebiloetCu, mie fir ben nod)
Sortbil0rng Strebenoen. 6elt5uto-
&C, 100 Niemono mehr IQeS tennt
uno iuetB, nuB man mcnigItenS nil
len, no man sur Srientirung nod).
5uidlngen bat. Gas 8ert eriett
cine gon5e 9ibliotbef. Nus bemHSlt.
bait ser uorlie9enoen letten 9Gnoa
@in6elneS b~eionoerS bernor5ubeber,
1T bel 0em Heidtbium nif)t angdn.
gig. 8oS Dem 8erte nod ipeiter Ell,
uen aon5 ipe5icaen @ertb gibt, OoS
iino ole pieIen prGdtigen Sauitru.
tionen Die 5ublreihen &orten uno
YlGne, Die Den Cert neranid,otlihen,
Dab Yupier, 2rld un0 Ginbono
id0n uno folio limo, brortd)t beig0er-
fen, Die ais benz GerIo9e pes 9i.
blio9ropbiid)en SnititutS beruorae-
ben, falum nod erip0bnt 5u iuerNen.
9a5u lit Ser Yreis oeS @erfes 10 oe.
boIten, Dab eS fir Seoen 5l erituilt.
gen 1T: 5ebn Morf pro 9ono. GoS
@erf iteut lid alio erbeblidl biai9Cr.
oils uniere cngliiden 9erita oieier
Grt, mo hat oo5u ben 8or5ug GRO
berer &erl1Blidfeit, unb oieie Heid)-
bnltigfeit unb @riinblidfeit bel Bill.
Iigem SreiS miro ole Yopularitdt
6eS WerfeS MIR permebren.
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Trcnerif Vfnffrnhndl-

gS ftnrb aeitern 9tbeno 7.4O IreOsri6 9iai.
ttnbad,, Gobn bon ". 3. mo NINA g.. 8fniIells
bad, I'M FILTER BON 30 Snbren. Sic geerotgluIg
ftnoct 9Onnerftag, Den 80. Se5enber, 9iahmits
tags 2 llbr. pom 1rnuerbduie. Nr. 772, Wcs
@e1rDsStraBe, aus itntt. geeroieung prioas
tim. 1889, Al
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0lnnn ". Hnchlmnnn.

IS itarb am %. DECEMBER 1904. MorgeuS
? llbr. Nnua u. Roeblmanh, eelie6te Saith
bon SEQ. 3. BoeblmuIn. in ibrem ~. gebeHss
Se5emBcr, glahmiifGas 9 llbr, bon i6rer lebten
&obnmg. 0r. go, @orlnh.gusuut, aus aui
Der Baltimore GcmeterO" itatt. t3Gl-5)
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Nlnnn Gliinhrih NnnI

IS itdr6 am 81. December 1904. stbenbs nm
81 ll1r. 6rdI Anua G~Iiia6etB Baul, @itttue
oeo oeritorbenen Conrad g. RalI, In 0r. 42t,
Sho'puluarOs Strahe. Die 8eeroigung iinoet
6rettng, ~9Ia0ntttags nm ? lbr, bonn Srnuers
baufe aus itatt. (364-5l
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syubn Sermia C Spbn,

Sttdenpettdfter uno Gtnb1ltanttrff.
Rr. zoos, 6rteansftr. Wb. Eel: @tubiur 255.
S8ipe,s9sI4aIt; ri 62a. o Spo ga1ierg.gSsnne
gstnoior 90. &uttdben iperoen eeItefert fit
Sof5eiten, tlnterbaItuneen unb 1noere @eIe'
aeHbciten. Oebr14, 1S,3&S)
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gefanntmadnnsen

Trpartemsut pes Ginnebmers Der Saaiiertaieibem
NIB 2tceustn,
Ndthbans.
@altimore, ben 20. December 1904.
Sierinit miro befnInt genlaht, oab aue bon
oiefem 8iireuu ntsji9ebeIioet 9icett5en fir
llim. BILLIARDS. 9ooI. 9dgnteIe, 4esel6dbne,t
etc. am eritcn Saauar 1905 be5abit ,peroert
nliiiien. Sieielben ntiiiieH oesbnlb ;iuii hen Dem
nito 10. Snnlar 1905 in oieien, 9iirenl ges
loit iperoeu, miorigeniaus gefeBlide Strafe err
folat,
Z. 5peneer 0larte,
,Slnnebnter bon @aiierinietben unb 2ieen5eri.
(Ne529. 80, 3t)
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0farie Bitter.

IS Ilarb am q. DECEMBER 1904 in ibrer
Iebten g8obmlHg, sr, 14t6, WleGuaub.s tTaRe,
WaTte Sitter, geIiebte Satin oeS berftorbeHeu
Sietrih bitter. Die 8eeroi9ulg iinoet hente,
S0mneriiug. INT 1a3 llbr giGbmittag5. itutt.
NeifeBlug priOdtim. (36D
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De 2 q d. en- Miro BON e.
her natgeriibmt, oab Tie belle ieien,
81 oen bellen aeboren Die oiienbar
lIid)t, Die onrd) cine &ieien : Yetition
an Den ReitlStag ge9en Ole 9ebanb-
hung Der friiberen &ronpriu5eiiin BON
Sod)len 8roteit eiulegen moIlen. Mtit
Den internen Somilien . Ingelegen-
beiten oeS iGd)iiihen SoieS bot Der
Nelt)Stag nid)ts 5u tbin. Is iollte
inns gar nidlt munbern, lpenll .iid) Die
9onje Froteit . Igitatiou idlieBlid)
ais ein MunOuer Der iGdiiiden go.
5loloemotroten berouSltellt. ocncn
ourdl Ole GSfapaoct Der aronprin-
5e'lln @eIe9enbeit geeeben lit, geeen
Nns aoniaSboltS Stimmlule ST. ma.
hen. DAB Die &ronprin5eIlin nit
Dem SpradIebrcr 8iron burd,.
bronnte, iaIt bel ibncn nidyt Ionocr.
lid ms 8eiuid)t.
Sn Buffalo lit Ser Qeb.
rer @iIbeIm Sdmiot i'm alter bon
"A Sobren g%eitorben; ein I6tunb.
nier5lger, Der aber nitt in Sen Rei-
ben DER auiitdnoiiden sefGmpit, ion.
bern alS preuBiider Soloat oen booi.
id)en Iufitono mterbriiden bali.
1850 ipanoerte er nod anlerifu aus
iino Dirfte lGngere 3eit in Gpuns.
bile, Sno., ais Freoiger. Den 8iir'
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Hnbert 0ar( Seer.

Gs itarb am 27. 9e5ember 1904 Hobsrt GnrI
glina tinoet 1rsitaa, Den 80. 9P5ember. &ors
inittdqs 10 ll6r. UuiI ietner leBteH &obHung.
Nr. 1915, Nraglt.Auenue, aus pripatim itatt,
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Gin Sdritt in Der redten ORidtaus.

Spnrt rs Rrp5eut an alien ertIlait1eR Be.
grnbutiier.
Gin ib6ner Gara. enipeoer init
f1ipnr8eHi 9u1 ooet tpetbetl o6et ''."'I'.H
grniem QIiifds tteber5ug, aaes fir
G1rg'@tnias, 9eGrdbniBs ~9ln3eige,
@inbaIiamirung Der 2eiGe, Irduers eTE
flor,
OeffnuHe Ses 8rabes. 6 9nar Saubfdu5e,
2eicbenlDagen lno 8 feline &utIdben.
@iniam Gupf, 2eifcHbeitnttcr,
Nortbs nno SreenmountsIoe. 9eioe Telephone.
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