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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Belmont Nbcnltc.
nGbria" Smit6, Ger. 2G9, Cit Frott
StroBe,
Sobn aiiielinq 9}r, 907, @oIurStr
Albcrt SiniGcG, 9tr. 4lG, TorrcIt.
StroBc.
@cnrD @i0cr, Or. rs, Gin Sdr0.
oCrltrobc.
Clara 3pronG, Nr. 2t5, 9}oro @iaD.
StroBC.
G0oor Sopce, Nr. tt13 Gin Foco.
StroBc.
". MlrpGpL Oar. t3, 9torO @onitr
Gront Butter, 9tr, 900, yScit 6oO
ettcitroBc,
&. &. 2loer, 9r. 1928, &odionitr.
GboS. i, @crrinn 9tr. 10, 6rcoc.
,id 9fpcnuc.
Gbomoa ". Ninni. 9}r. 523, Vet.
FrcItonitrobc.
Gbo@. Nrnollp, Nr. tGIL Sin.
GborlcSItrobc.
u. Otto @obnteBlcr, &crpitt'5 &o.
tcl.
Ter llnioQ crcignctc lid, Iuic re.
rcit5 acltcrn im .0clltihcn Core
lpon0cnt" beridltct, an scr arcu}rntg
Der o@oboib @obn" SIT @citport.
Ger Woggon Nr. 1897 6ielt. uir
eS Die Hc0cln Der StroBcnbobn.@rs
lelIlfott cS crbeiid,cn Dor Der &rcu
sung nno Der Gonouftcl1r elite an
ooS 8elciIc binoua, llnt 5lt ic6clL Oh
cln BUG bcrannobt. Scboltion Sci.
0orter lpar Der Wotoriiibrer rmo u.
$. BENNINGTON scr G%on0uftcltr oc3
5ipcitcn @oggonS, ser oo3 llnbcil
pcrurIad)tc. Ser Motoriiibrcr pcrIor
anacbli6 OtcGontrolc ilber oicNremlc
lulo Der @oggon iollitc nit riciiQpr
Sdncui0tcit Die Itcile 9lnb6bc 6cro5
III ocn ltidIte6enocu @ogQon biteil,.
go mlldlti9 mor Scr 3lriummcnitoG.
Dob otc beiocn @oQqon8 POO SUB
iibcr oo5 GiienbobnQclciie binou&-
ldolIcrt, lpo6ci Die Yoiioqicrc nod
oQen Gfid)tltn9cn bin iloQen. Sin
Gbeil ocrlclbcn fic( olf oic StroB2.
9oS burd oie GoQiiion pcrlriodte
@ct0ie, iolpie Die 6iilferuic Scr Scr.
l%lnglildtcn, nur0cn mCit6in pcrnom.
men un0 IL fltr5cr Belt crihicnrn
8o6Ircidlc Scluo6ncr ser Rodhor4
ihatt, nm ibrc @illic un5lbictcn. IS
ipltr0en Observation-Disclosures nad)
Der Staot ol9qclonot mo Die Nnl6u,
ior5cn bonn iiioli6cn mcitlihcn urO
iitolucItlidcn 9iItrift crid)icncn bolo
onI Der ViIOIlGdc mo b%counnen nit
Der llcbcriiiGrun9 scr decentralization
nod ltooten &oIpitGlcrr1. Gin S6cil
Der &crrnNlildtcn m1troc oltf Spc.
5lul Wa9aoli3 itud) scr Stoot &C,
brodt. Ser 9roBtc (6cil Der Scr.
mlinoctcn fono I'M oMorplGnocr I'M.
pcriit0ta @olpitol" Nu%inobne, mar.
Scr Gcit nod Dem .Stoot-Soipitol"
9cbrod)t ipuroc. &iclc scr Tcriln.
glildtcn ncrlicBcn, nodoem ibre
pcr6unocn porclt, bic $50
ipitGlcr.
@illiom Stculcr, lpcldjcr bel scr
Golltllon icin 2ebcn cinbiiBtc, mar,
o(S CT oui9cfunocn mlroc, nod an
Gr mnroc nod eillem benod).
So0cn gctroQcll, ipoiclbit e.
nod nor Der Nnfunit ser Ner5tc on
'etttcn NcrlcbltnQcn ltnrb. Sein Gcid,
nom lullroc %0nrnuibin nod ser 80
5t Mtolunt @iltonS ii6cr.
1etllbrt, moIclblt bClltc glbcnO scr
ltottIin0ct. Stennler'S lir.
Nrn1 lpltroc blldlt0blid) bonn a0rz
per getrenlt. Pills Die erltcn gli.
fontn1ltnge olf Der lln9liidSitGttc oi2
Srogmcitc oc@ ltnQliidS crfonntcn
elite elmer 0criclbcn nod Dem
Spribenbnnic 5u Mollnt @inonS, run
I%cllcrglodc SIT lGlten, moourd)
bolo 1enilacn0 Sillfc sur Stclle ae4
lullroc, nm alien &crmunoctcn
Filc0c onoCocibcn 81 loi,
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
0tptis!

Zen Gcicrn bcS sScntidJcn Gorres
Iponocnten" in &aibingtun sur Nad,-
ridjt, bnk Sr. 4. Gnfcbart, nnicr
Igert oaiclbit, bnrdD Sranfbcit Der
Biuocrt lit, Die iGlligcn Gullcftiumcm
5n beiorgen; mitbin iuiro Gin GeprG-
Icntant ppm Bureau in Baltimore
Srn. Gufcbart bis 5l bciicn 8cnc-
Jung Dcrtrctcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Oehn,'=,
rs Wef-lrxinatnm-,
nafc EharlcS.S trasc.
1nabc 6 barlcS. StraSc.

9n6pfc nit S6iQer'$ @ilonib onfcr-
tigen bcridrieben iif Sdiaer-Seit-
mmmcrn Der Gincinnotier SSllgeno-
idlrift oSungomcrifa" rno leatcr lid
bilbid) gcoronete Sd,iucr = 0eoenfbiis
der an. llno oils id ibnen om leb.
ten Gage Ser SfiQeripode oen 9ricf
einer ornel1, aber adtburcn fSrau
horloS, bo betbGtigtcn lie oitd) oen
SdiQerften 0Ciit Scr Wenifenlic-
be, in6cm iic iofort Die sur 9eieiti-
sung ser geifilOcrtcn Notbla9e no
tbigen feds Collars 5lionmen leg.
ten uto an 0rt ,tno Steae bradten.
Die SdiQer'iden Soeale ftnoen
oad) bier gerooc bel Der Slgeno Den
beitcn 9ooen, uno tpeltlt tic olld) i'm
ipdtereu gflter BON ielbItiiid)tigcn
Gricbcn iibcrmldcrt lperoen %iolltenL
10 bIeibt bod nod bic Grinncrllng an
JIG I'M @eruiltbe batter"
Ger 9erift peritriod)tc cbclfoQS
eincn Iebboiten Meinun9SonstouIlhL
i'm Serlouic Oeilen befonnt gegcben
mlIrOe, bob iid Oos BON @%ilrgeroer.
Elm 81 oefcnoe Gefi5it iiir Nic ldSAe
mo filr Baltimore 10 cbrcnbple6cicr
olti nur 5000 belGltit, mGbrcno in
YbiIoocIpbio oos Gefi5it Ole Gum.
NE bon $4,000 iiberIticg. Gas Ib-
red)nlngs-Gomite bate ieinen Be
rld]t nod nift fertig, bo nod Der.
id)ieoene Hchnungcn nid)t cingcIoll.
fen iinb.
SIS prrbc beldloIicn, Scr oSobnS
SopfinS' llnipcriitGt" ltno oelt pa.
triotildcn M%itiuirfcnoen bel ocr1Scicr
ben Gonf OeS 9ii~rgerpcrcil1S ilbcr.
nlittcln SIT %loiiell.
IlS Qele9oten SIR Hotionol-Gon.
pcrtion oes oGclltid).a nlerifoniidlcn
NotionalbrnocS," neld)er feline Gon,
BENTON dm G.. Sftober in Snbiono.
polls obbGlt, mltroen sic $50. Sobn
un0 Sorl u. Wt. Sdol5 er.
IlS SteQpertreter ermdbltc
mon bic SO. &. &. Sonielmonm nno
.. 9~ooc1boop.
Is muroe fcrner beihloiien, Den
- INSTRUMENTATION Sebrerbuto"
feline Notionol , Gonpen.
ton 1T 1907 bier III Baltimore nb5il.
oa sic Delegation oonn 8ele-
1cnbeit baben lueroen, BON bier ans
Die Dorftopn Seier 5u beilld)en. Iu-
fpllroe geltenb genloht, Dab
III Baltimore baS ein6iae Wtltglieo
Der 9egriinber beS Sebrerbnnoes, Sr.
Srtnlonlt, sur 3eit Heoof-
-eitr oes .Ieutid)en Correspondent. |
nod lebt.
Der 9eridt iibcr Die MusnabI Ell.
rtes gorfes fir sic nadite oeutife
Saeicier lprtroe bis ST. elmer nGf)itct
itattfinoeitoet SiBung
>eS grefutip.Gpmite's 5uriidgelegt.
0as Shul-G omite fir Die 9eid)of.
iuna bon Yetitipnen fir Die Giniilb.
.iine elmer oeutid)en Sd)ltle in ser
,riten @oro mo in Canton beriftete,
- 1
>oB es an Der Grbeit lei.
guf Intrag lpilrben Die 9eleodten
nitrrtirt. i'll ibren &ereinen 5l @un.
ten zines guten 9eiud)es bes bellt.
den @oiienieites am EfingItmontoa
'ifria tbdtia 5i fem. Gas Set miro
III .Gorlcp-Tarf" o~bgeboIten.
Gon Der Surnieftion oes y2obor.
gine Elm 8eiud) Inn 9e.
bciliatula ol sren Sfuutitrneu om
Mittpodl, oen IA. SUM, ein. Der
lstrein lick nurh eineu anmeIenoen |
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SofalbcridDte ans @nllimgtou.
Solt@5G6Iung i'm 0iftift
Is D 1t III b q.

: D - : - ~ " 'Ht l l I 1 /
GDIumbi a.
Die Y~oli5cibcborbe Scr 91lnoe5-
bouptitoot bat Den 9iitriftS = Cont
mili0ren @eriht critottct ii6er Die Of
fi3ielle &olfs5dblung. NaffolQeno
lit on5 HClultat: 8ciommtbep0ltc=
rlrng 323,3tG; oopon iino 227St2
@eiBe; 1854 SdJWor5c; 153,927
m0nnliGcn ut0 t69,4t0 meibli6en
0elhlcd)ts.
Nod) ser offi5ieIlcn GolfS50blung
bon 1897 bate Der 9iltritt Columbia
oomolS 277,7S2 Ginluobner; mitbin
betrogt Die 3ltnubme leitbcr 1861,
oocr t6 Ero3ent. Gie 3lnabme I'M
ter ben &ciBen III od)t Sobren lit
$500, oocr mebr, ais 20 Yrn5ent.
ipobreno bic 3unabme ser Neger MIR
goo, ooer etluo od)t 8ro5e1t be-
tro9t. Inter Den g8eiBen befinoelt
lib 11O,669 m0nnlihc uto tt7,t43
ipetbllhe; bon Den 9tegern limo 49,
2oo monnlihcn u1o 1926 ipeibli-
hcn @eihlehts.
sea nj ten ~ q + |.
Gle Ncreilrigun9 Der 4oitmeiiter
5rpelten ull0 oritten Honocs aus al
len Ebeilen 0eS Staotenbunoes, lpe[-
che ibre SobreSpcriommlung i'm .gto-
tlonol=SoGcl" belt, bat in ibrer lets
ten SiBlng gcltcrn Gormittog foI-
gcnoe Beanie cinItimmig mieoer er=
lu0blt: ErGiiOcnt HihorO j. 2olpion
bon Gffingbom Sis; Gicc.ErGiioent
Ml1. Noblc bon Soutb-W tcgQiiter,
Snbinner-5 erritorium; SefretGr un0
S6nbmeiitcr @omtibol u. &opfinS
Don ct. Glnir, Wii6. Sic cruGblten
9conlten oolftet in bimoigen @or-
ten, un0 nad)0em nod bei6lolien
iuorocn NOR, DOB Die n0dite SobreS=
Gcriommlutg III 9ctroit, Mid)., ge-
boltcn iucrocn fol-, crfolgtc 8erto-
allng. IS bctbeili9teu Iid etlua 200
Sclc9otcn m Den Sibiingen. Eoit-
mciiter Werritt ppit @uibington be-
glettctc Die 0elegaten olSbann nod
oent 9iireou oc3 Observation-Disclosures
Gortclpou; in Iblpelcnbeit ociie!hrn
muroen tie bonn critenIilitentei1
Sitdcod, Dem 5~iueiten gi"liitcntell
Shollenber9er uno Dem orittet Giii-
ltclltcn Wtno0en e%mpiungen.
Son BORT bcgobcn iid) Die @ditc
nod Dem Stoot-Toitomt, no EoIt-
mciitcr Merritt tic ourd) i1nmtlihe
H6lmllihfeiten oeS folpliolen @ro.
nitbol,cS fiibrte, bic prdftiide Gin
rihtnQ, moocrncn @orfebrungen II.
Vfoihinerie'n sur Nbitcmpelntg uno
@rieibcforoerltng erfIGrtc II. |. 10. -
9tm Nodmittoa iuitrocn Die SebenS-
lpiiroigfciten ser 9unOcSbauptitoot
bcmunocrt.
Smin0cr 9eri6t.
@citern iullr0e ser nellernonnte
@oupcrncur Der annal3one, Charles
6. Mogpon in Banana nit iibliden
Geremonie'n i'm 9eiicin ocS Gr1ii.
oenten 9lmooor mo ben anbinetS=
Mitglicoern eingci6lporcn. uno nod)s
Dem er ieinen InltSantritt Der Nut-
oesregicrung bobier gemeloet, brod-
te iein eriter aobelbcriht on oos
ariegSoeportetnent Die Nod)ridlt, ooB
in Banana bic @elbiisber . Scufc
lpieocr oilSgcbrod)en lei; Elm gneri-
faner bon Den Ser. Stoatcn, No-
mems &. s. 9onciteQ, lit al Der &c.
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Sire Safcl iuate, nm uollfummcn 1T

Iein, nit oem belleri, perlcnoen @ierc
aus Sreb. 9nnernihmiot's o9lmericm
9remern" uerlorat iein. meldes 10 oil
gemeln benor5igt miro. 8llt obgeIa.
CERT unb ans allserleienIten Mutcriu-
lien beraeltc0t. aiitc 800. Vrauerci
tt0l lips Siaen.Str 9eihe Gel.
(t4D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Scrrn beridtcn, bob es oie gbiid)t ici,
Wfittel fir Die 9etbeiligung elmer
ErelSriege OIL Dem @unoestltrnieit in
Snolonopolis 81 %iannleln.
Nod) Dem geriht Der Siiion5beanls
ten befinoen lid, imgefdbr $500 III
Der aoiIe oes 9iirgerpereins, aus
lpclter aber Die Soften fir ole Sfil-
~IerIeier 5t beitreiten iito..
Sr. 2oriS @ermoni muroe ais gin-
5elmltglieo, orrfgenomnlelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
0eioienbnngen mad 0cntidIanb nnS
Geltreidl

al "a Gents pro Marf unb 20R
Gents pro arone. Yorto ertra.
Mehiel ouseeiteIlt aiif olle Ebeile
Der @eft. Sbco. 8. 9icner e &c.,
ia o. Segington.Str. 3immer 9r.
3. (1S0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Sin SUOtcr uno II &erlunnbctc.

3abl bon Spfcrn ais liripriinalid
Ucrmnttbct DurOc. Gin ,SnQuci
allf bclltc Ibeho onberoumt. -
Gic @rcmlen oca cincn @oggon.
ungCnihcinlidl ollber Oronung
G%crutbctt.
Cine cnbgiiItIgc l%lntcriudJun0 ocl
StroBenbobn &utaItropbG 81 WClt
port bat ergebclL BOB cin WtoHn &C,
t60tct iut0 s. Ycrionen perIcBt mllr.
oCn. Inter ofn GcrlcBtcn bcion0cr
lidl MIR brei EcrioncrL bcrcn Mltn.
Den Ic6cnSgcfobrlifcr Notlw finn.
Ter Jootc lit WiHiom Stcmlcr, cin
20 Sabre otter 2lnitrcidcr bon Nr.
1880 GorrolitroBc, mcldcr sur Set
Ger GoQiiion olti Der hintcrcn Elott,
form oc5 porocrcn Wa0gon8 itnno.
5, !. Gbubb5 BON ltr. 63t, g9potl.
crlitt ciucn compIi5irten @rlld 0c@
nc3 rcdbtcl @cinca. Gr bciin0ct liM
III fritiid)cm 3uitun0c.
Ter 30 Sabre olt2 &cnrD Sorcr.
moIb bon Nr. 1903. NontiopItroEc.
crIitt cincn compli5illtcn 8rr6 ocS
rcd)tcu 9cinC3.
llntcr Sen iibrigcn decentralization
bcfinoen lid:
u. aummeI, IS SATIRE oft, Nr. 4iG,
TorrcltitroBc, 9opfmrnoc mo on ser
&ono pcrlebt.
ScboItion Scloorfcr, Motormottll,
Nr, 1907, H%io1cIpitrobc, aopimunoc.
&oiepG Ecrino, 10 Sabre oft, 9tr.
1i47 GnrrolitroGc, aopfmumoe.
&oicpb Sopcc, Or. 1913, SiiosEo.
coltroBc, pcritoldtcS @ein.
Tonicl Sonc8, gtcgcr, "a Sabre ut
SdGoclbrlh.
Somc9 $. 9rorp1, SO Sabre ali,
9tr. 40, FCrrpitroBc, bcritorGtcr
9lrm.
Charles Eitt$, Nr. 523, @eit.Grob.
itroBe, 9opfrpun0c uno pcritoud)tcs
Ncin.
Mort6o @iQiomS, Tcqerin, 9eun
pcritottht.
GG8mortb Goa, Nc0cr, olGQcmcine
Gontulioncn.
aotic NrolplL Nc0crin, Nr. t27
Moro .GoQoSitrobc, @olttobihilriun,
gen.
2iGion@ittinqS, Ncqcrin 90 Sabre
alt, Nr. 2l6t, @clmontItroBc, Sont.
obidiirfunacr.
@. Murpbp. Nr. Is, Noros@ opItro.
Bc, an Scr Holc pcrleBt.
Charles Hcooen Or. 5t3, Union.
Court, So1to peritoltd)t.
MiQiom Barter, Nc2Cr, 9}r. 308,
observation-disclosures, bcioe 9cinc pcr,
itouft.
Clarence Cuttings, 9}cQcrin, 9tr.
2iGO, 9elmontItrobc, ont Gnic Der.
lett.
Ola Gobten, NcQcrin, Nr, 2l6t,
@clmontltroBe, ant &npfc ucrlcbt.
Sobn 2ittlc, Ncgcr, Nr. 1921,
Ecnninlponio 9(pcnlrc, ont aopic Der,
lett.
Morlcr Sims, TeQcr, Nr. tl2t.
HSotionltroBc, @outohidiiriunQcn,
2oui@ Gorrol, Nr. S06, &iacnltru.
Bc, Nolttoblhiirfungcn.
&oncS Sobnion Ncacr, Nr. Gil,
GbinoItroBc ON @ein II. N~onogcIcnf
perIctt.
Sorrp Spruce, Ncgcr, Nr. 1922,
Fcod)t 9(Qcp, on 9cin unoSon0QcIcnt
ocrlebt.
Nurtmon Ectcr8, 80 Sabre alt. Nr.
)20. observation-disclosures. om rcdbtcn
Ucrlett.
Tnnnono SopiQe. 81 Sabre olt,
9tr. 600, @cit Sopettc-S trobc, Ser
lioudung Der grilIt.
Glilobctb Fonnc. Ncgcrin Nr. 4l0,
Ferrpltrabc, Siiftc uno ShuItcr per.
lest.
5rou SIorcnce Sd)ult. SIR. S75,
@eit 6opcttcitroBc. GopipcHcbrnNen.
Srou Hoiic u. &enne0n Nr. S75,
@eit- 6opcttcitrobc, ShuItcr II. 9opl
uerlctt.
Mortin Strumn, Nr. tit, @it,
tingSitroBe, aopi uno 9cilrc uerlcbt.
Sorrp 5rccolcp, Nr. 32t, Gorh.
.slpenltc, aopi mo an0hct
ocrlett.
sSobn Gunn, Nr. $50. @cit Com.
boroitraBe, aopf unb SGnbc pcrlctt.
@iaiom Shed. Nr. 1917, gSeit.
Grottitrobe, Gopfperlctunaen.
Sbonos WiaS, Nr. t0I Noro-Sil'
noritrobe, Gippcnbrud) mo Seine
1eritnldt.
" 6. .Sirid,. Or. $50. Columbia
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Genng's feinc ger6itetc aatices

iperoen in allen StaottDcilen bon
Baltimore perfnlift. Die por5ii9Iide
Gunlit1t unb m1Bigen Treiie MAIDEN
oieielben eeraoe5u beriibmt.
G.9.aennp &c., Sbee, &affee, 3uder.
(gprtI5 .iJtSpSal
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RI. 127, rn.galttmore. citrate.

Vr. III, EItsWaIftntu ts2ffnke.
Eaiage NotariatS : 0elowedicl.
Bureau. Sdiifsfarten fiir aue
Sampfer-2inien &eiiepdiie, @ediel,
@elopehiel uno Geloienounger.
(@priI14 .1S)
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8crGndjcrte Yratiumrit,

W%erandDcrte Vratiumrit,
luiuie allc 5nm @mritscidait sebOrcn-
Den Sclifatciien Erima Gnalitat -
mneigc Erciie = ST babcn bci
2unis $. Hett6erg,
966-96S 2erin9ton-W arft nnb
342-344 Spllins-Warft.
(WRai20, 1WD
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nnb sunntaa.GEfnrionen

nad @aibington $f.25 aili Der
rYennlplponia. gabn." gi0ete iino
fir Die Miidiabrt bis Spnntog
9bcrb aiiItig. Mic 3iiac, ben
yGongreiiional 2iuitco" ausgenom-
men. Gor&Sa)
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1tntcrhaltuuas : @caruriicr.

.@tnTt. ataSrmic." = Gieie gSo0e; aGbe Sir
from Raris".
rstamen's .9Beuter," 49, @icfe g8obc: SUI
before Snlpu".
SinopIu".
rsieues auditorium" - 2icfc g8obe: nGbc
Saps".
,reuaiS an itrneen. 5Brntcr." - 2icfe @obs:
s3be Spun Of Hife".
pgseitlihe MargIduhcr @nhu." - NicHitnG,
ben so. lPai, Src}iaIG rturiluHcu nab GcitUss
burg Itto Vena Mar,
aalaen. Arbetter > arnntcn ilnteriiHnnaS'
Wrretn npn Sft'SGltinlnre. SoHlldQ, ocIl J..
sunni. critic arose GrfuriiuU nan NjcttUabHrQ,
nGrpipeet,Yart. - HCUHeH am 80, ST. Mai
mo I. Tllj.
,s4ittelebnd. : ettinu Gr. IL Suurtda ocn
%. Mtat. aroBcr Mai ~"uteilu1 uut 6utrD
@rrhe," lCaculbcr Dem a truipCCt Barr.
@eiaugucrcin ,Niclnoie" Sonnt1Q, Den
Is. Mai, clftce Silfuul0etclt alil 9<idr
Surin an Der Nurfpro Aipab.
n@ermnuin. Suruuctcin. SoHntan ben Is,
SUM. Srfuriiuu uad Cjcffueburl,
uEattimure ga1etus2 'rrrtu. " SonntuQ. Den
4. SUM. gGUfitCilcH pes tlecn S]uftbuuuno
d. @rob Baltimore" i'm EurICn Barr.
truiiunua5fcter
bon Geo. Sddfrr'a ncucm Hutnl. gtr. 5ti-5t6,
Glib S@reulont Giraffe. am Dtoning, ben %, mai,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
Prot. B. w, Torrevson,

Prof. B. W. Torreyson, formerly of
Mexico, Mo-, has reslgnedth super
intendency of the Fort Scott, Ark.
public schools to accept the superin-
tendency Of the Little Rock, Ark. ,
public schools at a salary of $500 per
year. Missourians will be glad to
know Of Prof. Torreyson's promotion.
He taught school for a number Of
years In Audrain county and was
school commissioner Of this county.
He went TO Fort Smith as principal
OF the high school and, after occupy
Ing that position for a number of
years, was promoted to the superin-
tendency on the retirement Of Supt.
]. l.. Holloway. Mr.. Torreyson was
very popular in Fort Smith and re-
GREETED TO leave but felt that he could
not refuse so great an offer as was
made him at Little Rock. Mr.. Tor
reyson was elected for two years at
the above stated salary and will,
doubtless, continue In the position
as long as he desires. There were Al
graduates from the Fort Smith high
school, 10 Of whom we're boys. Much
interest attaches to this school since
there have been three Missouri teach
ers engaged there, Supt. B. W. Tor
reyson, MI. L. M. Carter, of Colum-
bia, and Miss Anna Martinique, OF
Jefferson City. Prior to Mr.. Torrey-
sons going TO Fort Smith and for
some time after he taught there, the
school was in charge Of Supt. j. ii.
Holloway, a native Missourian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
FALLS FROM MOVING TRAIN
EARLY TUESDAY MORNING
Roy Clement is Severely Injured in 8
Mysterious Manner Unconscious
Nearly Five Hours.

Roy Clement, aged nine wears , 90,
ol Y. b. Clement, of this city, was Sc
sereiy injured In a most mysteriou,
manner early Tuesday morning.
hoy was aboard the east bounf
WABASH passenger train, which ar
rived here shortly after five O'Clock
coming to his parents from DE,
Moines, Iowa, and says be must have
oeen asleep when the train arrived n
this city. When he awoke the trair
was In motion, and somewhere nea,
roilock's mill, in the east part Of
town, and in trying to alight he fell
and was rendered unconscious, being
discovered In the course Of an hour
Dy sarah Nelson, colored, lying with
ais feet directly across the rail. Beside
him was a pillow and a sack of ba.
nanas.
Ihe mysterious part of the acclden,
is, that a child of that age could have
opened the vestibule of the coach, In
the length Of time it takes a train &c
travel from the station to Pollock's
MILL and attracted no attention.
DR.. Austin met this same train, BY
which the Clement child was injured,
and was Informed by one of the crew
tnat they had no boy passenger fol
Mexico.
The child's Injuries were dressed
and pronounced to be Of a serious ma.
ture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
SKINNER ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger,
SKINNER, July IL. - Rev. @. A.
Mitchell filed his regular appoint
ment at Bethlehem the first Sunday.
Ice cream supper at @. M. Fox's,
Thursday night, July 18th, for benefit
of Rising Sun Church.
There was a '1ittle scrap over near
Skinner Saturday evening, resulting
In a black eye for n and a few ugly
scratches for the other. Come, now,
boys; that's enough. Be good.
Lee Holloway's children visited the
family of J. w. Holloway recently.
Mesdames Turner and Mexican, Of
Mexico, were the recent guests OF
their nieces, Mrs. Frank Ellis and
Mrs. Ollie Holloway.
Mrs. Hudson, Of Centralia, visited
her daughters, Mesdames DeJarnatt
and Squirting.
Misses Mae and Pearl Carpenter,
daughters of M. L. Carpenter, Of
Mexico, spent q week with Misses
Ethyl and Ottie Baker.
Miss Eighty One Turley closed
successful three-months term of school
at Fox with a nice little picnic in the
woods.
Mrs. j. L. Carpenter continues i'll Of
heart trouble.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
A NEW DEPOT.
The Alton Road Will Build on JEFF.
ferson Street At Once.

To the Editor OF the Ledger.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 10th, 1906
Dear sir; Your letter of the It'll
instant was found on my desk upon
my return from the east this morn
ing. | know nothing about the petit
lions you refer to. We simply desire
to satisfy the best interests of Mexico
In regard to the location Of q station
and we are willing that the people
and the Railway Commission shall de.
eide whether the station shall be
built on its old location, which is in
adequate in size, or whether we shall
build a station on our property at
Jefferson street.
l shall be glad if you will confer
with Mr.. e. S. Wilson, who is in
charge of the matter for this COM
pany. Truly yours,
G A. GooDNow,
General Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
Want Seperate Stations.

The petitions which have been cir
culating among the citizens for the
past week, to get their wishes on the
depot question, were handed In this
morning and the count taken, which
showed that 506 wished seperate depots
to 107 who were in favor of a Union
Station.
The results of this voting will be
sent Immediately to the rail road CON-
missioners, who it is thought, will
act on the matter promptly.
Hon. W. Fl. KEENAN,, chairman of
the local committee, say that every
citizen of Mexico has had an oppor.
tunity to make his wishes In the
matter known, the business has been
fairly transacted, without thought or
aim toward individual gain, and he
trusts the people are satisfied with the
outcome.
He also desires, through the LED
GER, to thank those who aided him
by circulating petitions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Mrs. Dulcy Young Adjudged Incapa,
Bile Of Managing Her Affairs
Nearly Forty Witnesses
Testify.

Tuesday was a busy day in the Pro.
bate Court, the entire day was con.
sumed by the inquiry into the capa.
bility OF Mrs. Dulcy Young, of Sailing,
of managing her own affairs.
Nearly forty witnesses we're exam.
ined and the jury found her incapable
Of transacting her business affairs and
appointed Thomas M. Turner, guar.
dian, bonding him In the sum OF
5000. The facts OF the case are as
follows:
Mrs. Dulcy Young, a widow, being
past seventy years of age, recently
decided to Leslie Hartley, a man en-
ployed by her as manager Of her farm,
120 acres of land, this, with the excep.
tion Of a life interest In some land,
being all of the real estate that she
possessed.
Her relatives brought the suit, OF
inquiry, alleging that she was preju-
diced against her children and that
she was being influenced by the Hart
ley family, and prayed that aguardian
be appointed to attend to her business
interests The witnesses were:
W. f. Fullington, Mrs. Fullington,
John Young, Jim Fullington, John S.
Snider, Mrs. Taylor, DR.. Gentry, DR..
Keith, DR.. Harris, J. H. Winscott, W.
S. Keith, Fl. M. Long, Hiram Walker,
W. Stubbington, Jacob C~rosswhite,
Rufus Jackson, J. Fl. Canada, J.. M.
Seymour, T. J. Sims, VIM. Sims, John
W. Owings, Ed. Mallory, W. Fl. Tur.
ner, Mrs. Young, Chas. Anderson,
j. s. Richie, ]. G. Davis, B. f. Tur-
ner, j. G. Parrish, w. II. Angel,
Taylor Crawford, J. G. Terry, Daniel
Hartley, e. L. Hartley, @. d. Littrell,