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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
Secession Movement Is
Said to Be Well
Under Way.
Preparations for War Going
Forward Apace on the
Swedish Frontier.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LONDON. June 5.-The establishment
OF republic has been one of the many
predicted outcomes of the trouble be-
tween Sweden and Norway.
The Copenhagen correspondent of
the Telegraph reports the belief that
this Will be accomplished I'm the next
few days, the republic being modelled
after the Swiss federation.
Norway refuses to accept the final
defeat of her efforts for the creation
of a separate consular service and King
Oscars veto of the consular bill was
virtually the signal for a secessionist
movement.
For many months past Norway has
been preparing for war. Forts have
been constructed on the Swedish from
tier and ships have been gathered In
Norwegian ports, where they could be
quickly armed for service.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06

gals to-day gave out statement In
which he says:
Il have not yet resigned. but shall
do so / have hesitated in order to de-
termine In my own mind what my duty
was to the policy holders. and 1t seems
to me that with the spirit manifested
by the majority In control. no further
good can be accomplished by my re-
manning"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
NEVADA YOUTH LOSES HIS
HANDS WHILE OUT HUNTING
DrcadfuIIy Injured by the Discharge
OF Gum He Thought Was
UnlOaded.

RENO, June 5.-Earl Gignoux, son OF
one of Nevada's most prominent fam
lilies. lost both hands and almost the
top of his head while out hunting yes
terday While resting he placed the
butt of his gun on the ground and put
both his hands on the muzzle The
next moment both barrels exploded.
The young mans hands were blown
of, as also was the brim OF his hat. His
face was badly powder burned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
AERONAUT TAKES FEARFUL
DROP FROM HIS BALLOON
Falls Fifty Feet After Being Dashed
with Terrific Force Against a
Grand Staud.

RENO, June 5.-Before the horSified
gaze of 1900 persons at the State Pask
near here, yesterday. ]. G. Mars, an
aeronaut. was dashed with terrific force
against the grand stand and fell to the
ground, distance Of fifty feet. Mars
wife witnessed the accident AS her
husband struck the ground she
swoomed. Mars is now under the care
OF physicians. Whether he is internally
injured has not been determined.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
ALLEGED JEWELRY THIEF
Is ACQUITTED BY JURY
Theft of $4,000 worth of Gems Is Not
Proved Against New York
SaIanuau

RED OAK, Iowa. June 5.-The jury in
the case Of Thomas Dennison of Omaha.
charged with completely in the robbery of
$4,000 worth of diamonds from James
Pollock, New York jewelry salesman.
in 1898 tonight brought in a verdict of
acQuittal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
CREW SPENDS
THE TIME IN FISHING
Vessel Arrives at Falmouth After Slow
Trip In the Race Across
the Ocean.

FALMOUTH, Eng, June 5.-The Amer
lean yacht Apache arrived here during
the day The extraordinary delay in her
arrival was due to her going too far
north and experiencing series of calms
on the banks of Newfoundland The
yachts movements were so slow that the
crew indulged in codfishing. Subsequently
the Apache encountered four heavy gales.
She was obliged to heave to on one oc-
casion for eighteen hours This waS off
Cape Race. All on board are in good
health.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
BODIES OF FOUR HUNDRED
HURRICANE VICTIMS FOUND

COrpses Give Mute Testimony of the
Deadly Work of Recent Storm
in Natal.
DURHAM. Natal. June SIP to the
present time 30 corpses Of Hfndoo labor
ers. Europeans and others who lost their
lives through the hurricane which re-
Gently swept over Natal and the subse-
ouent bursting Of the reservoir at Pine
town, have been recovered. The bodies
Of many other victims have not been re-
covered
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
THE WEATHER

Forecast made at San Francisco for
thirty hours ending midnight. June g:
San Francisco and vieinity-Fair
Tuesday: light north wind. changing to
fresh west A. C. McADIE.
District Forecaster.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Rod cine Summc.

Ncm. Uorf, %. Stplcm6cr. -
! Srou 5eIir Woric ION )}cm Norf
mnroc Dor mchrercn @@0hul in cincm
Strunobotcl i%H9Itlonttc Sim nm SiOO
bcitoblcn mo 3tqlcih Don iarcm @ot
ten uerluIicu. Tub @CBtercr NIT Dem
uotoriihcn FolpgomiiteN @it1nif
iocntiid lit. Qiebt sic Nrau IN ciIlcm
an Hccor0er 9abcod gcrjhtrtcnNricie
nl3 i6rc ll|cbcr5eu0llna an. 9tud ser
NnQobc elmer intinlcn @rramtcn ser
Grnu, Icrntc sic oam1,jle }Imn 2idt
Sen Wunn 9%ln'anga Ojgir2 ,NubrcS
fenren ullb bciratbctC ion uudl elmer
9efonntihait Don 8ruci NIonatcn. Gas
Mldohcu lit crit 5mM}jl Sabre alt.
bod, bate tie lid IN ibrcr Stclln0 bel
elmer reideu 6dmilic an Ser %iiiniten
NucmIe $500 qeiport. Nrl. @i6t Qiebt
81, onb lie lid 0lrh sic &icbcQbc
tbNlcruuNcu ocS Mauuc5 u0aiQ &c.
innQcn ncbnlcu lieB, 10 Dab lie ibml
9llc5 oui'& @ort Nlaubtc. Gr be
bouptctc, Gin Wohlbabclocr @cidGit2
mann bon ser Nrdiuabr, @bilaocl
pbiu, 81 iein uno tolmtc iciucm Nlui,
trctcn noh oafiir QcItcu, Sic mltr
Sen olio in E%bilooeIpbjo 0eicblit &c
trnut uno trotcn sic Nod8cit9rciic
mad Ntlautic-Gitn an. Nadl 5pcitd
aigcm @huicntboIt pcrihmono Moric
unO bintcrlicB cine mbcjobltc Notel
Ncd)mma, mGbrenO cr lcincr Grau
@eIo uno Shmtdlahen nit iif
u0hnI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

oclltIdc, # 0ouon 0c60rcu Sem 81
pIomntiidcn unO @ouiulorcorpS an
. BON ben iibriQcn ijuo I61 mGnnli
hcn, 179 mCibIid,Cn @cihlcdtc3. 81
0lcIen Afctd)@0cutlhcn tonnnt abcr
nod cine 4on5c Nhl5nbl Gultihel
lrcmbcr Observation-Disclosures, iompbl
Der qr0berc Gbcil ser IN %apnu lie.
bcnoen 80 StootSnnQeh0ri0Cn Scitt
reid l~lnQnrn'& icrncr Die n~lciItcn scr
BORT Icbcn6cn 12t Sdlpci5cr. Mud
inter Sen IN &opuu lcbcllocn 959fic-
0CrlGnhCru mo 80 NclQiern lit nod
cine q0n5c Nn5nbI 0cutihcr. Sum
@crgIcid) bernnQGodCn icicn Oie Sob
len Der in lSopon Iebcn0cn Ntgebo-
rigen anGCrcr NotionalitGten.
Gholrru IN 0crltn.
&r McitprruBcu un0 Eoicu lit sic
Cholera I'M Grl6idcn bCNriiieL ober
Berlin 5ittcrt hUltc sum critcu Wiole
leIt 0cnl NllitnlidlCll Der Sclldlc cr1lt.
lid Dor bcricIbcn. 0ic iurhtbore
&rantbcit bat nGmlid) trot ollcr Don
Scr NcgiCrunQ Nctroiicncr Sd)uB-
moBrcNcIn Ole Mouptitoot CREDIT Ii.
bercit3 cil Spicr Ncforocrt, gIm llr-
bon,&oien no sic Soft aus Mus
Ianb hrinQcnocnS hiiic nnlc0cr. limo
5cbn Ecrloncn inter ucro0htigeu
l%lmitGu0cn crfrantt un0 c2 miro BON
ontIiher Scite 5ugegcbcn, BOB Die
Cholera notwithstanding ibrcn GinSug
0cboltcn bat. Die Grtrontten net
de nod Dem GuorontGnc -Noipital
gCbrod)t mur0cL Ijno iGmmtlidc 9n.
Ncb0riQc 0c@ Sdiii3beIibcrS 2ohman.
Nicicr icIbit lit bcutc MorQcn ocitor.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Nod Elm Snntidrcibcn iiir'@ SdDiacr-
NlGnm.

Gem Noritono oe3 nGcutih @hucris
tuniihcn Notiouol Wumoca" lit MN
urd) bon Dem ErUijocntcu oca
nSduGbiihcnS d)iQcr Ncrciua," &rn.
WcGcimcu t1ofrotb 8. @iintter IN
Stlttaort elm 0ont S6rcibn iiir
ooa Dem nShiucr sW}Iicun" ST N}ors
bad Nclui0mctc Sd)i0cr Album }uNce
Aonqcn. 0uiicIbc Inutct:
ooStuttaart, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS >,
0cn 6. September 1903. - gu oel
o0cutld) Nmcrifoniidcu Notiouni
NutO." E6ilu0clp6io. Scbr lccbrtc
&crrcn! sic bobcu Die @iitc acbubt,
Dem oShiQcr=Wluicum" III Ni1rbnM
Die BON &bncn NciontmcItcn 3citunQ9e
beridtc iibcr Die ShiQcricicru in Oct
Hereinafter Stootcn in elm pr0Gtiaca
Hlbum ucrcinigt ~ ilbcricn0cr.
Im 9}oncn oc3 nSdpdbiihrn
Sdiacr &crcin9" lprcd)c id) Dem
.Tcutld NmCrifouiihcn Nutiolulz
Nluto" liir oicie id0nc mo ichr mill
fonmucnc 3%lnucuOunn Ole tnicrc Die
S6illericicr 1903 betrcifcnocu 5mml.
lluden IN crmiiuidltcr N&Ciic pcruolls
itdnoiat. bcrjliditcn C0uf ans, cbcnio
iiir Die SHiucrmmmcr Der oGUltid)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Gomnra iuiro better.

Nem Wort. %. September. -
&m Sotcl vSSnlOori Nitoria" 6ieb cS,
ooB ouS 9eiinben oeS joponiiden
6rieoenS . Gmiii1rs Baron aomliro,
ser bort leit einigen @oten fronf
liegt, iid gcbeiiert 6nbe. Scine Aerste
ieben 5llperlidjtlid) ieiner baloigen
@%enciung entgcgen mo limo ser sn.
iidt, Dab er I'M Stnnbe iein miro, am
y. september mad, 9ritiidl -Golum.
6ia nb3ureilen. Sn Gnncoiipcr oes
oentt aorlra nit leiner Yegleitung
bis gum I. Cftober 5i perblei6en, nm
lih BORT alsounn auf Dem 0ampfer
oempreB Of Snoia" no6 5apan Elm.
3uidiifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

o~Wforbuder Sd)iucrbuh, ircumOIidJit
clltacQcn nGbmcn }r lunIlCn. IS cnt.
b0lt ultd mehrcrc VcltrdNc ans Nine
rita, inter on0crcm non ,&hrcm &or.
itonoamitnlicO. Nrn. Nroiriior Gear
nco, 0cm i) ircumolidc wriiBc SIT
iibcrmitteln bite. Wit porjiiQlid)cr
Nodndtlung &br icbr cracbcncr
=. inter"
Gic iolgcnocn &crcjuiNmacn limo
in Den yNutionoI NmO" ouiacnpmz
men por0cn:
"@0nia.2oac }&r. st. .. D. So"
@oNcno, N2inn.; r23olballo-% oac NJ.
H. 8. 3. s.. e." @rouo Nopio2,
Did; o@crmonio 5urnucrcin,"
Eitt@iieIO, Moii,; oShjucr %oac Ar.
b 8. .. SIS. IcnUcr, Golo.; o9telus
Orlconicr%icocrtrou} 9}cu CrIcon2.
So; n@crcin Icunhrr RclcrpiiteL"
Chicago, 81; uAl}o}ori %oNc Nr, l.
:. D. So" Cruucr, Solo; sort
@orth-SoQe gtr. 33. 8, g.. s.. q"
Sort @ortb, (crd9; ~SiacI &oqc Ar.
81, 9. .. ST. Acbitcr, Njoli.; oNac
monIo-2oAc 9tr. DIS. j. =, = s."
Wilpoufee, @i2.. uIUttldcr &crcin
nnu Worinrttr lpnrltrftr. Wis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
,Ecnuiuntpn" liru;rb.

Wnrc&Slon 5, Gol., %. Scpt.
- Su Sem fricN3acrihtIihcu &eriob.
rem gcNcn Commander %uricu Noun1.
Den @eieblababer oe3 &ououcnbootcg
n@cmington," beit0tiQtcn GupitGlr
0rntc mo lieutenant Notc2 lore irii.
bcrcn 9uuainAcn. IS lit nod, INNER
5p%ciIclbnit oh eS ul0aIit lcin miro,
Den 6Gbnrih @oOc ais 3WINcn 81
pernchmcn. Gic NcrtGeioiQrnQ per.
iiigt iibcr ctpo ciu QuBcuo Gnt-
loltln19jcllgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
yNcocratiuu Of gnbpr.

Sal AtoM %. September.
Der Grctutipratb Ser oNmcricOn
t5eoerotion oi 2obor" bcrleth Qcitcr,
iibcr Sen Yrotcit ser o2lmcricuu 90
cietp OF %late Gngruucro" lc1cu oic
@tnitcllmg bon NuSlduOcru ~leitcno
0c3 Ncoloaiihen @iireana Der @lnoca-
HcQicrlmg mo beId)loB, Oob Er1li.
Dent @onlpcra oic N%naclcQeubcit Dem
YrGiioentcn Rooicuelt portrnQcn loll,
Die uGdite SiblmQ oca Grc%tutipratb@
lit iiir Sen #. ltouembcr in Eitt5.
burg onQcicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
@crmiidltc tclcorapbiid)r Ncpcldcn.

- (Sm Ghetto Sbic0Qo'9 Qlcbt Is
lest cincn@IUubiQcrzN nIturm ouf 0o3
Nont0cid0it Der 6irnn Ncniumin ).
Shiii un0 f. NoIi}iitcn linO foum iii
Stou0c, Die ijd) mic roicnO NcbGrocn'
Den &ultc IN Cromtng III bultcu.
Sn @cpcrlU, Moii., lit Gronci3
-. Ecuboop Gbel Oc2 bctornten 90.
itorcr Nontbouica aio0cr, EcuboOp <
50, I'M Glter BON II Sobrcn cincml
S6loQonioll crlclcn. Scr &Critor.
benc mar bis Dor cincnl Sabre Gircf.
for ser IT. 2. Stccl 80"
- Bel cinCm Ecllcr, mcid)CS III 0cnl
@ciN6iistbciI Gborlciton'S, ". 81,
cincn Shuoeu Don 100000 unrid).
tetc, iinO ser Nillia 6cucrucbrhci De-
6auab unb pier GgucriucbrIcutc bci'nl
Giniturj cinca Codes idmcr pcrlcb.
luorbcn.
- Sbcrit Guam u. Wolfer, Stills
General Noiutont Der IS. u. a." oc3
Stootc5 Nnoiono, lit elmer 9llltpcrs
giitlnq crlcQcn. MdbrenO ocS Dir
0crfric0cS iob err ais arica9NcIonae.
ncr Gin Iobr in Dem b~criIdtiNtcn
Sibbu. @ciGnQniB mo iuor elmer Scr
@cnigcn bcncu Is aclong ans 0icicnl
idoucrlihcn @ci0naniB III iliihtcn.
,Sllio llriburi bon Nueno0 glDs
res, Scr bic @oirpiclreilc Der itnlicnis
id)cn SGnNcrin SiAnoro 2ouiio g.
tro5ini ollrd) Sil0s un0 Central Pine.
rita geidGitIih Qclcitct bate, lit in
Gan 6ranci9co, Sol, bon Der 9ei6uI,
oigung, ctluo 10000 Sronc3, melGc
lie ibm }lrr lIcbcricnolrA an cine
9onf in Gtolicn ilbcrgcben bottc, bai
Seitc 0cbrodt III bobcn, ircigciprr.
d)el, ipor0cn.
Iormcr lpcI6c i'm n6r0lidcrt
Cbcilc oc3 Stuntca NelpsDorf nit
Dem Auinchmcu ser aortoiieln bcaoll-
ncn baden, ijlO b%citilr5t iibcr Den I'm.
lana, mcldcn sic aortoiielfGuIc &c
uonncn bat. Gclocr, meld)e cincn
gilten Grtroa u%criprod)cn, iinb i6on
mli9egc6cn porocn, neil Der 1erinac
Grtrog Don N%eiunocn aortoiieln oic
9rbeit bc3 9luiue6menS nibt bc5oblt
mod)t.
4;onst Riff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
@crbnuolnnaru Ser LIB NelluruS.

YGilo0eIpbio a, Va, %. Sep.
tcmbcr. - Gle bier tuaenoc Soltuc-
rGuc @roBloGc 0eS CrOenS ser 800
6cllmu&" nubm pcrihieocnc Ncnoc.
rlnlgen an ser Contribution Dor. @e.
ionocr3 bctroieu sic NcubcrrnqCn oic
Scttion Nrtifcl 9, mcIhc lid ouf
Sic }lrt br}icbt mic bic Mnbl Scr
Observation-Disclosures Der pcridIcbenell
Nlri@0iftioncn porgcnommcn ncrocn
ion. @i@bcr murOcn jGbrlid) 5ipei
nclc HcprGientnntcn %NCu0blt, nadl
ocn ncucn @citimmmqcn fam obcr
elmer ser 0elcQatcn 10 lnllNe I'M Nmtc
bleibcn, ais icinc Ntrisoiftion c@
miinid)t. muo mir Ger 5neite mlB
iGbrIid) ncll 1clplblt mcr0cn. Iic
6ruNc ser 2%oatrcnmng Der 80.
trinrdlS Militnnt" miro crit I'M Md
item Gorpent in Toronto nod Gins
gang beS @erid)t3 oc3 Gomite'S er.
Icoiat meroen mo bis oobin bleiben
lbrc 0e5icbun9en 5ur Sollocr0ncn
GroBIogc m1nerGnocrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
NdOaoooc bcacGt Sclbiimuro.

NcoOtu1, VA, %. September.
En Moumt Neuu Borough no.
ic!bit cr iriibcr o1Q Amt zines Ciret.
tors Ser SchituIr beflciocte. lit Der
- jdbriNc So6u i. %. Sod ais
Scihc nit cincm SdJuB mittcu 0urd,
ou2 Ncr5 1ciuuoen moroen. 9lle An.
lcidcn oclltcn Nnroni bin Dab aod,
Der lcit Wontdg nidlt mlebr lebeno ge.
lcbcn murOe, Sclbltmoro begangen
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Sat cinen Eiepmat,

Ncm. Oorf, %. September. -
gui Nnrcarng 0ce iriiberen %irnn5oii,
id)cn @eucralfoniuls oc Magnp lit
Nrn. 9trtbur Don 9rieien, Dem GrGii.
ocntcr oc5 GehtSl6ub 8ercinS III
Nep Dorf, ooaareu5 ser Gbrcnlegion
pcrlicben morocn. Yruiioent Rpoie-
pelt nnbm inn Mars Die Grp1bllu1g
ais Gbren-&icc FrGiioent oe@ Hedta-
idubpcrcins an uno empiic6lt ooa
@irfen oer@elclliddit airs MGrmite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Gnnnsa'S Siidrreiredhc.

GIcpcton6, .. %, Sept. -
Ter cnnnbiihg Warinemiuiiter Nan.
mono Trciontoine. ser bcutc bier ole
AnIn9cn Der DNmericanS Bodybuilding
go" beilrdlte, IieB lid III cinem Sn.
tcrpiep onbin ans, ouB Canada ieine
6iihcrcircdItr encrgilh gcaen llcber.
grille o%nerifoniidpr Slider pdGreu
unb I'M 9totbiulc eiuen }~luciten o8i-
gilont" oti Ocn groBen See'n baltcu
meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Hnbc IN Colombia.

Banana q, %. September. -
Santo Domingo %itn, ser hicliQc
9iacnt ser colom6iouiihcn Rcgierlmq,
bat ult3 Gollco elm lclc0romm crhol.
ten, monodl in Colombia obioIutc
Nubc bcrrift. merll aud sic ofpno.
miid)e Gage ser Hcpublif cine I'M
b0hiten @rooe fritiitc Aennntt mcr-
0cn nuiB. 0ieic Mcloump miro ourd
Fripatocpcidcn beitatiGt, meld)e bic.
ii1C &nuilcutc cntpfanacn BADEN. 0ic.
len SClcnrnmmcn SllolNc lit man IN
Colombia ichr un5uiricNcn nit ben
uon YrGii0ent McpeS Ncid)aficrcu
Monopolen 10 onB Ru6citorumaert
lei6t ullabrcdcn tomcn. elm 10.
September mel0ctcu Nupau1'cr Ics
peihcn, bnB sort nll2 Colombia etu'
gelmuicncn Ntadrid)tcn 3uiolgc Hcpc9
cincn S~tadtSitrcid bc9nnAcu mo lid
}llm Tiftntnr ouiNcuoricn babe, uno
sob IN NutioQuia mo Sdntllocr
Nepoltcn o%lt3acbrodcn ieieu.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Eauicnbc pm Srauet iuerocn icbcS
Snbr bricflih furirt. Sic 'uil
Or. Snrtmnnn fpitcuIrct
fir sic tGitt.

2eioenbc Srauen iolItcu hic Gier
beroiientIidtcu @cipeile lcien. @ir
hnbcn touIeuoe @rieic bon hout6arell
Srouen. Die ou3 @leide in0en.
Sic Sdlfte Der 2eiOcn, sic Sen
Sraren ei9en iinO, iinO fntorrboIiiden
l%lriprunG5. 8eiblide Sdmd6c III
Iange Sabre nidt b%erItorben morhcn.
Or. &nrtman aebilbrt Der Credit,
ben pirfliheu 3uituno beltinmt 81
bobea. gr mn6te Notorr9 rnb tatdrra
LaliiAe Arantbciteu. eini9Iie6ItH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
@ie 5lpei biiblde Traren oetn Gedea: &atarrD
entgin9en init 9ilfe bot Ne'rll1la.
,peiblid,e SebupSshe lit espStmlieb tesfenszsafarrt. ps'
rmsna eariv& 2satarrb ,ps CT ik, periincet.

Strut 2i53ic %9}co6iuN, 8t34B Clifton Plaee.
ct. &oti5, Mo, l@reibt:
n9iadlnem III uicIc DcribtcSene Webi5inen bers
iutt, I'M meinc Wcinnnbeit iuieber 81 gepinnerl,
fnub id, bar Ecrnrn bic eit5ige mar, anf bic id
mid p%criaiIch tunntc, Sd begaun eS 5t nebrten,
ulS tteine 0cintbbcit icbr ansegriiien mar bnrb
iueiblide Sfiuatc nno ibernnseitrengte Ier'
peu. @abreHr Der eritrn SSodbc, In Der iJ Ie'
ruua nabnI, ipiirte i'd, Sn9 ij ~fraitiser pmroe
inb meme Ucinnobcit lid tiglidj beierte, bis ij
jett iuieher pOlt9 srinno bin unb MID beS 2ebenS
freuc, ipie mic 5nppr." - Srat 9iy,ie Hebbing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
. nj it d c ).

ErudfcbIer. ~ lie oltc Sung.
Ter mar 5cit hires &ebcn9 elm iiblumes
MtG0dcn.
Nnnonce. - Sudc iiir mein
Aontor ciniac Nilli3frGite. Solhe.
ocren idmmtlihe Cnfel mo Smteu
bcreitS qeltorbcn beOor5uat,
Sm Gon5ert. - Sarub: .Wo.
rib, iii mirit oodl bier nibt einlhlo-
len I'M Concert" - Morris: ,Wie
6aiBt i'd peroe nidlt? aann man
penn lhlaien bel e iolten 2drm?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

pbcr iraeno lucl6cr on0crer
Or9nne bc5 mcni@Iideu G6rpcrS.
Ycruun Cit nntiirlihcr SerihJucrer.
&erllno er8eu0t rcinc ShIcim6dlltc
Die WniiS iDnmctrjidcr @~clidt95itgc
uno ciner perictten @citNtaiurbe.
Sic Sroucn eat0cdtcn 6oGo. bnB Elm
CIRRUS Yerunn mcbr sur MieOerbcre
telling iuAcuOlidlcr Sd6ubeit tbut,
nlS ollie Der @ilicni6ult betonntell
Wtittel.
Mnnde3 WlG6Gcn erlnr0te lire Qes
i6iuunbene Sh0ubcit iuieOcr. nnn6e
Wtntrone pc]rIdnNcrtc Die Sage tbrc5
nnaenebmeu Nu2iebcu5 burdt Den &C.
brau0 bon PerluII.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

Su 9errnd finoer bicie Sralicu cine
prou,pte uUO p|erutallcnte sur.
GnuienSe babiu lauienbe 3ellenil'e
cr6dlt Or. Nortmon iebcS Sabr. 9ns
0utc, mas Yeruna III hieler NlniIe bon
SGQcr bc!uirtt. fam idlm iiberi6det
iUerbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

; 8cnu Sic bllrd Ben Gebrauh
!, bon Ylrunu teinc prompten unb
: bciricoigcnbeu Neiultntc er5iclen.
, 10 ltreibcn Gle ipfort ou Or. Sonrts
, man, Sem Sic SIREN Sail ollsiiibrs
I, LID bcidrcibeH, unh CT miro Sbncn
germ ieinen iuertpoIen 8nt gratis
cgtheilcn.
NNrciIc: 9r. Sartnnn. Grdiis
bcnt bc5 6nrtmnu Snuitdrimus.
columbus. ohio. SIHe Eorrcipons
teuj itriit nc' tralieubpou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

SANE EGRd
,xr Reiit ms ansIamS beiorst 9.
3aine. 2r. Al. ct. SspI.&traie.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-11

An English merchant travelling
In America says: 81 like America
beyond what I expected, It differs
from England to a much greater
degree than had thought. There
Is a different spirit here, more OF n
competitive spirit, than IL to be
found 10 the older co untry. New
York was a surprise to me, but
Chicago was a revelation. You
Americans, certainly have the
progressive instinct. u the COM
mercial activity which I have seen
In the Eastern states extends clear
through to the Pacific coast, I shall
feel like beginning business again
10 this much larger field than I had
dreamed of. al hardly
realize that ! am only half way
across the country now. am
afraid that we ut home have but a
poor onception OF the magnitude
OF our cousin acros the water"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-11

sensitive children usually cultivate
upconsciously the mothers dis
position. The child will be sad
and melancholy II the mother
signs and complains. II the
child IL independent and sc,f-rc-
liant often under such circumstan.
ces II will become stubborn and
defiant, when the child leaves
the childhood behind and becomes
n young man or woman then the
evil effects of the sad mother be-
comes still more apparr mt.
mother is blue and home IL a
gloomy place" and the young pco-
pie seek their Amusement else
where. And then the mother he
comes blue indeed because she can.
not control the family and they do
not enjoy the home. The sad
mother has a depressing influence
on the home. She comes to the
breakfast table signing: the fam
ily hurry through the meal and
all sem relieved when 1t Unfinished
The household tasks are taken up
with a heavy spirit and the whole
house has n funeral like appear
ance. The gloomy complaining
woman has few friends and spends
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-11

Tor stirring ~ the sabbath schonl, NJ the
state In support ~ our honorcd Uov-rnor,
Joseph ". folk. In nj. ernrt> to enforce the
laws ~ the state In hdciiiy obi, oath of
orice.
Resolved that II Is the sens. ~ ,hi, conycn.
tion that each town ship sirnuld observe TEN.
i-ranc. lessons by such redress %, will ren.
der II efficient In efficient In stirring up pub.
lie sentiment.
The following resolutions were
introduced, the author Of one hav.
ing no knowledge OF the other.
The convention became very much
enthused and adopted both as n
whole:
W., "a. sunday rcIsois ~ Montgomery
county In cons-niion assembled. rJpirc Ia
know that We hhv. u uov"rnnr of Missouri
that knoss his duty and l. not afraid to dn
n. W" pledg. ourselves tu stand .hpuld-r ti
shoulder sith Gov. Inih In his nght FOR the
closing ~ tn. sal,-ins m sunday and III. en-
for'rmrnt ~ Law ana In Ail other ~ his RICH.
t,ons movements.
Hsit resolved. That the Convention 4. la
hratty accord with Joseph ", fnlk N hi, ~.
I fptt = ~ enforce the law. NJ this state, That
y" realize thht n grrat moral aalu l. nov
sw"' pins over ~. country. aud ~ would
therefor respectfully ufg, that alt sopd cit.
rus everywhere, irrespective ~ party AHA
'ion, give this their loyal support tina W.
may have . government Tor aud 10y ~" people
Instead ~ a government fot and 10y the .a-
loon keepers nf ~" stht-. That a rnpy ~
this resolution h. s,nt the Governor
Gov. Folk was notified OF the
action OF the Convention and the
following letter from him was
received In reply:
HowsHp ElLis, ESQ. INV TLoHrNrt. Mo.
President Montgomery county. : :. Assn.
brAN Your Telegram rs'riy.d.
thank you Tor the expression, ~ confidence
and support therein contained and doslr.
through you tn expires, my appreciation To
the members ~ the Association. II 4, in-
deed gratifying Ia know that go.ui p.npl,
everywhere are ~ heartily IN accord With IA.
effort being made To bring atnut a reign ~
's" Yours truly.
Jos. ". foLs.
The following delegates were
elected to the State Convention
which meets at Boonville August
y 81. Mr.. j. j. Taylor, Miss Lau-
"a Robertson, Mrs. j. j. White,
Mr.. Fred Rock.
Officers for the ensuing year
were elected As follows:
President, Howard Ellis, New
Florence.
Vice-President. Jas. Rodgers,
Bellflower.
Secretary, Joe Nledergcrke.
Treasurer, II. L. Scanland, Min.
cola.
Township Presidents:
Bear Creek. II. c. Hupe.
Danville, John LETTERS. Jr.
Loulre, Chas. Meyers.