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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06

The rumOrs that European countries
are likely in consequence of The dis
closure of bribery and corruption in the
conduct of the great insurance cOmpa-
MES IN this country. To Gust them from
doing business across the water, may
according To today's dispatches. prove
exceedingly embarrassing to the state
department. This because that depart
mCnt has stood sponsor for these cor
poratious in foreign lands. In view of
the fact tina, the last few secretaries
of state have owed their office 10 an
extent to the campaign contributions of
these companies. il is small wonder
that there should be some scnsitiyeness
over what has been happening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
NOTES OF THE RIVER.

Crazy Mans Castle. which was erect
ed opposite COchrane, Mimi. on the
Mississippi by Putnam Gray. an aged
light tender. was destroyed by a re
cent storm. IL was one OF the most
picturesque sights on the upper river
and had taken a lifetime 10 erect. Its
builder used nothing but drift wood
and such other material as he picked
up from the stream. He had intended
to make a summer resort of it and is
disCCnsOlare now that the fruits of 40
years of labor have been swept away
The Helen Blair was in port today
The Lydia Van SAINT. J. w. Van SAINT
and Mac were north and south. The
ChaperOn went north
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06

Emma E. Nourse to C. c. North.
lot %. block ;, Acme add, South Mo
line. $500.
Guyer. White & Pope to T. Richter 4
Sons, lots Is. 16 and 10. block PA:
lots 10. 33 and "a, block 213. New
Shops Second add, East Moline, 1900
Emma f. Nourse TO T. Richter a
Sons. lots 10 TO IA, block l. and lots
Is and IA. block >, Acme add, South
Moline, $500.
Emma E. Nourse to 7. Richter &
Sons. lots to 9. block l; lots Is TO 81.
block =, and lots l, ,. =, 9. 10. IL. II.
Is and II. block >, Acme add, South
Moline, $1,000.
Levi S. McCabe TO Benjamin r
Towndrow. lot 81, McCabe's First add
Rock Island. 81.
Benjamin II. Towndrow to Gust Ed
lot q. McCabe's First add, Rock Isl.
and. $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06

For the first time on record in Gin
cinnat a husband has been granted
alimony Judge Sam w. Smith gave
Mrs Robert T. Ncwlin Il deere e OF alb
solute divorce from her husband and
the custody of their three children and
ordered her 10 pay him $1,000 AMI so
Il week Newln relinquiSheS all claim
TO any share in his wife's property. Di-
vorce was obtained for uOn-support and
the alimOny terms We're arranged be
tween the lawyers. Newlin is a dog
faucier and his wife is wealthy in her
own right She has been supporting
the family. They were married in 1894
and are prominent socially.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
THE HOTELS.

At the Harper-W. w. Linn, ID. p.
Stoll. Chicago; II. F. Lambert, New
York: F. G. Wohuke. Ell Paso Texas;
James Mckinney. Aledo. H.; S. S.
Bontelje. New York; J. J. Crossman,
Chicago; II. c. SimOns, Nirden. H.;
4. w. Thompson. Memphis. Tenn: A.
F. Jones. Boston; }. H. Brakeman, New
York; J. a. Drummer. Rochester; J. G..
Nugent, Akron, Ohio: G. A. F. Rom
deau, St Louis: p. F. Lyons. Provi-
lence r. l.; w. E. Barclay. Boston;
\. c. Daniel. New York; Harry c. Po-
dolsky. Chicago; A. NJ. Ellis. Batavia.
\. Y; Matt O'Connor, Chicago; H. ID.
Neff, New York; r. J. Erion. Cuba.
Ill: William Williams. Spokane,
Wash; J. G.. Flaherty. indianapolis;
w. H. Reed, Cleveland. Ohio; J. IVES
tenberger. Alta Vista. Iowa; J. NJ.
Gosham, Mechanicsville, Iowa; II. NJ.
Drummer. Chicago; NJ J. Breen. Madi-
son, Wis; Joe Ables, J. W. Murhny,
FORESTER: A. ID. w. Gill, Chicago; Mr..
Swan and wife, Winfield; F. B. Heater,
Philadelphia;
AT the Rock Island CEuropean)-V.
Hallberg, Chicago; J. Is. Clayton, Chi
cago: j. l.. Conor, j r. Walton II.
King, New York; F. Russell, New
York; NJ Flarathy, Burlington; H. A.
Combs, Columbus; r. Gordon, Lillian
Hines, Miss j. Arnold. A. L. Farms, "
Z. Kinzie. H. S. Morgan, Portsmouth,
Ohio; ]. McGreger. Sherrard; H. S.
Cary. NJ. Killener. J. S. Gleason, Chi
cago; b. S. Gilbert. Peoria; S. o. Tan
sill, Savanna. Mo-; NJ. w. Rotchford
Peoria; +. S. Gilchrist, St Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06

The campaign was going a little slow
speaking. but when Att Orney General
Rogers announced that if Gov. jeff Da-
Wis INDUCED in personalities in the
joint debate he would be under the dis
agreeable necessity of shooting him on
the spot. the Arkansawyers woke up
and forgot all about their or ops.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
lowed in class 3 at S14.SS.


Estate of Jane Johnson. Petition OF
Samuel p. Johnson. son, for letters of
administration filed. Petition granted
upon taking oath and filing bond in
sum of $2,3O0. Oath taken and filed.
Bond as administrator filed and APP
proved. and letters of administration
issued to him.
Estate of Caroline Tunwell Oath of
administrator taken and filed. Bond
of said G.. c. Wenger filed and approx
ed and letters of administration issued
TO him.
Real Estate Transfers. Charles
Beck to NJ J. McEniry. part lot i,
Suess' subdiv.. nwH section 5. II, Nv,
$3.50
J. d. Cady. ct al, to c. c. North, lots
g. and 5. block s, CadyS First add,
Moline $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
The LasC Limit.

Speaking about Iris bulls. how is
this paragraph from The editorial col
umns of recent issue. of the Western
News. OF Galway. Ireland? ITO rob a
man of his purse. and then maltreat
him for not having il, would pass mus
ter amongst pitiless. brutal crimes,
but 10 kin and Stay a man 10 the point
OF death and then murder lin for not
dying quick enough is one point better
in the catalogue of human infamy II
is enough to make Irishmen set their
teeth and talk silently in groups
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
COUNTY COURT.

Rock Island county court, Judge f.
r. Parmenter presiding.
Probate.-Estate of William Stolz
Petition of karoline Stolz for letters
Of administration filed. Petition grant
ed, oath taken and filed. Bond of said
karoline Stoiz filed and approved and
letters of administration issued to her
Joseph Waurer. Louis Griner and
Henry Pierman appointed appraisers.
Estate of Henry b. Sudlow. Inven-
tory filed and approved. w b. Me-
intyre. &. r. ChamberIin and Paul Ham
ilton appointed appraisers.
Estate of Henry Stewart Proof OF
notice TO heirs of final report and set.
Element filed Hearing on said final
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06

The Jersey City board of educa-
ton is at its wits end 10 keep its
schools supplied with women teachers.
Cupid having captured Il recently and
taken 10 OF TIM 40 graduates from the
training sch 0oI last spring. The need
of teachers is also greater because of
the opening of u schools. The rule
against the emplOl ment of married wO-
men teachers has had to be broken and
many are being employed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
Automatic Rifle DANGEROUS.

Golf Ehrgott. of Kewanee, was seri-
ously injured while hunting near Bish-
OPP Hill yeterday. He was using an au-
tomato rifle and it failed TO work prop
erly. being discharged unintentionally
when the accident happened. The ball
was DETECTED by rib and the wound
NAV not be fatal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
TO WATERFOWL NEXT WEEK
State Civil Service Commission Will
Pay Institution First Visit.

DR.. W. f. Taylor expects TO receive
a visit at the Watertown hospital from
the members of the state civil service
commission during the early part of
next week The board has already
made visit to the Jacksonville and
Bartonville institutions, but took this
week off on account of the state fair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
BIG BARN BURNED TO GROUND
Bert Norton, Henry County Stock Rails
err, Loses Heavily.

The big barn of Bert Norton. one Of
Henry county's leading stock raisers.
who lives one nile north of Cambridge.
was burned 10 the ground yesterday
inf1icting loss of probably more than
$4,000 A quantity of feed and several
hundred dollars worth of implements
and vehicles were destroyed. The ORR
gin is unknown Norton is chiefly
known in this vicinity as a breeder of
fancy Jersey cattle on which he has
taken many premiums at fairs and
stock shows.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06

The admission by the son OF the
president of the Mutual Life that he
has drawn S1.7OO.OOO out of the com
pany's treasury in commissions during
the last Il years. is probably but an
other evidence Of tire strictly mutual"
nature of the cprpo1 alton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
BY THE J. w. POTTER CO.

TERMS - Daily. 10 cents per week.
Weekly. 81 per year in advance
All communicate. OF arEum entative
character, political or religious, must
have real name attached for publica-
tion- No such articles will be printed
over fictitious signatures.
Correspondence solicited from every
township in Rock Island county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
WE NOW SERVE LUNCHES.

0UR patrons can now obtain ap-
~ petizing lunches at our re
fresnment room. basement. The
menu viii include sandwiches OF
various kinds. soups. bouillons. sal
ads, cakes, coffee, tea. milk, choc-
olate, and the like.
At the hours from 80 to 2, com
bination club lunches will be served
at special prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06

Prof. Newton L. Dousherty of Peoriu
may. after all, have proven consider
able more OF success of "A student i'll
educational matters than in high fin
ance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
4 AS TO COLDS

Feed a cold-yes, but
feed it with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Feeding a cold in this
way kills it. 4 You cannot
afford to have a cough or
cold at this season or any
other. SCOTS Emulsion
will drive it out quickly
and keep it out Weak
lungs are strengthened
and all wasting diseases
are checked by SCOTS
Emulsion. It's a great
flesh producer.
Wen send you a sample free
SCOTT BOVINE. sos Pearl Street, New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
RIVER BULLETIN.
Dangr Hgt. Ching
In A. -, % -,
RIVER FORECAST.

River Forecast: Very slowly falling
stages in the Mississippi will prevail
from below Dubuque TO Muscatine.
J. NJ. SHERIER. Local Forecaster
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
Friday. October 6. 1905.

Tha; was mean trick for the Afh-
leilcs to grab twO games as soon as
the White Sax turned their backs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and We skly at 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island. Ill IEn-
tered at the postofice as second-class
matter.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
BARRED LINEN HANOkER-
CHIEFS.

0UITE the newest idea in hand
" kerchiefs. Heavy linen threads
at irregular intervals in the warp
and the welt of the fabric form bars;
the greater the number Of the
threads the wider the bars.
Some with lace insertion
and lace edges, others
with hemstitched edges.
Among the prettiest are some with
half-inch borders of drawnwork ana
embroidered corners, Csc. soc. s1.2j.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-06
AIR LINE CLOTH,
The Latest Thing in Fabrics.

A GA of fsirt tF1n n5nes ina, nate5 rial
all the superior points of silk chit
fon, besides many that chiffon
lacks. IL has a remarkable elias
ITCHY. Dressmakers enjoy working
with il, as il sbirs and tucks so
easily. Another pleasing point is
that il washes splendidly. Comes in
lavender, pink. sky. gray. cream and
white It's use will lend additional
richness to wedding. reception, ev-
ening and ball gowns
SOC, 75c, aec and SIPS q yard.
This cloth will be sold exclusively
by the Big Boston in this section Of
Iowa and Illinois.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
Seilnng DER cggptiiden Yngenfranf.
Ieit.

Cine Nltfieben erregen0e entoef.
flung bat Der betdntltc 9rcslauer Aus
genar5t Yrof. Or. Sermonn Gobn
gema6t. @ie CT ielbit in ser letter
Drummer Der n9erlininer fliniiden
8od)eni6rift" mittbeilt. lit es ibm
gelungert, mittelS &aoium me6rere
Sale bon Srobomo (oiea lit ser nil
ienidoitli6e Same oieier fur1tboren
aronfbeit) sur Selling 81 bringen.
Gr tbot Dies altf foIgenOe Meiie. Sn
elmer anpiel lieB CT Elm Wiiqigramnt
&oOiim mlfidmel5en. Wtit oieler
&o0iumfopiel muroen MN 0ie Sru-
domatorner brett beriibrt. 9tadl
mebreren iol6en Iebungen per-
i6nauoen Die &orner. Die fir Srodo-
mo dorofteriitiih lino II. oen e,tornt
onltcdenoen Snft entbolten. Ga
man bisber 9egen ole egBptiife gllt.
genent5iitoung 10 gut mie mohtloS
mar, 10 legte nc 6as Sauptgemidt
auf Die Yropbplore. Sn Den 2Gn-
bern, no Srodoma epioenii6 Dor
fommt, mliroen ole itrengiten ioni.
tGren Wabna6men 9etroiien, ieoer
%0iognolirte Soil muroe iiolirt uno TO-
fort Gr5tli6 b~e6onoelt. 0enno1 fonu-
tie man Der gerbreitltng Der furdlt-
barren &ranfbeit, Die in pielen SGuen
sur %Grblinoung fiibrt, ni6t in oem
Wfobe Ginbolt tbltn, ais es ipiin-
ldeltsmertb gelueien pGrc. 0enn Die
lfledt 9ebeilten Sale biloen ourd1
Sabre nod @eroe fir nei1e Snieftio-
men. Solte es nit ser Mctbo0e oes
Yroieiiors Go6n. Ger oitrb feline lin.
teriu6ungen iiberoie allr8ii6tigfeit
Der S6ulfinoer einen @eltruf er.
langt bat, gelingen, 8rohoma gang
lid beilen 81 tonnen, 10 mare oieg9ii-
ienidoit Oamit I'M einen 3ielen-
idritt meiter getommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
a." Son 6eute an miro Die ,6reo.
(NonfG,fnNI&q)

-" Son bellte an miro Die oSreo.
9ouerni6mi0t 9merican 9renerD"
bel alien ibren &unoen i9r 8od6ier
an 3apf boben un0 olleni Inideine
nod miro 6alicl6e cine eroBe gto6fro.
&c baben, oenn alte &erner, ipeld)c
@elcaen6cit battenL oaS foitlid)e NaE
por6er 81 foitcn BADEN es iiir tooel-
los erflGrt. 8eIteaungen BON Bod
uno oes Goloce.8ier in Sloi6en mer-
ben in ser @rauerei 9tr. t104 bis
1925, SiQensS traBc, entscgengenom-
men. Sic 8rauerei lit 0ur6 oas Che.
iapeafe- nlo Botomae-I elepbon Nr.
364 uno oas MarDlano-I elepbon gtr.
1891 5u erreid)eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

9ci6loiien mtroe, 6ie 6eier ON
Z. 0tai, a6en0s s ltbr, in 6orO's
Operubouie ob8ubaIten uno lit iols
qcnoeS @roqromm fir oieiel6e ouf-
ge1teQt nor0en:
Srouermori6, bon 9eetbopen.
ErolOg, 9ebidtet BON @tarttn Ore
ider aus Chicago, geipro6en bon
Srou Guootpb.
SuIoigmq ser 9iiite Sdiaer's.
Gbor .9ln sic 5reuoe," bon Spielert,
Ser. SGnger."
Gnalii6e guiprode, Frof. Sra
Hemien.
Srbeiter.
9eltide Nniprohc, @rof. Senrp
@ooo.
Hecitation.
nSeitgeionq an sic aiinitIer," bon
Weuoel8iobn
Ser. SGnger."
GrdeIter.
&r. s. 9iouidl Ser 6efanutIih oie
bitten fir Oie 8reiIe imSt1otepreis-
iingcu bei'm IeBt4i SGngerieit ou-
fertiqte, bat ii6 ibereit crflGrt, cine
S6iaerbiiItc in ooppelter ~2e6enSgroa
Be, A bel 3 SUB groB, fir Oiefe Seier
gratis on5ltiertigcn uuo wur0e Dem
&iinItlcr fir ieiu gener6ieS 9tner6ie-
ten scr Can't OcS Grefutib.Gomite'S
olt8geIpro6cn.
9eridtet lpltroe, I Dob Grof. @it-
ter'S Or6eItcr, 10 Mtam Itorf, Die
MuIif BEL ser 5eier Iiefcrn miro.
I'm Oic mngeid6r $1,000 betroeen-
Oeu llntoltcu Der 6eier penigitcnS
t6eiIueile 81 0eden, per0en fir Sibe
I'M. |hrfett ltno olf ser crIten @ol1e-
rte % mno 80 Gents perlongt iper.
Orn. Nuf scr ~5iueitcu @nQerie lit ser
Gintritt fret.
Die GerfaufSitcUen fir reierpirte
Site tuerOeu ip0ter befonnt gemadt
lueroen.
IS lucr6en Sen cin5elnGn &creinen
GintrittStorten sur &erfiigung &c.
felt tuerocr, fir Die Damn an ip6ter
5t b%cItimmen0cu &erfollfSitellen re.
%icrbirte Site bele9t meroen fonnen.
9ie 6eitbcb0r0e bat Iid) biSber fol-
genOermoBeu orGonilirt;
Sbiaer.Gomite s. Siarfs, &or.
iiber; Or. e, Seurici, 8ice.goriiber;
6. 8. S60nrih, 6cfretGr; $. @.8on
Seine, Sdobmeiiter; 9orl ". 30.
Sdolb, Sp. Sbomos, $. @ieiefing,
SriB Heutter, 8ron5 Souter.
8reB. mo 0rud.Gouite: 9orI ".
30. S6ols, &oriiber,
Decorations Gomitc; Sp. G6omos,
GorIibcr.
Mltlif. Gomitc: $. @ieiefing, &or.
iiber, SerO. Soiier, 0tar BreiS3, ".
Obit, ". @unOlad, u. Sdoruogl.
9icie Gonite'n meroelt ban oen be.
treffenOen &orlibern, ie mad 9eoarf,
perpoaitGnoigt meroen. Gas Gut
pion9s-Gomite miro in Ser nGhlten
Sibung oeS Gomite'S, Die am nGd)-
item 6reitog Itattfinoet, berOoaitdn.
oigt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

~ Die o@il1elm Sea-2oee Scr.
8, s. 8. g. Of -" peranitoltet
beute, ben 20. MGr& eiuen groben
M~osfenbaa in Der gGarlep /. Torf.
Soae." @eoer Wiibe, nod Soften
iino geideut, I'M oieien Ball 81 fei-
ern. 3ebn fpertbooae Breiie fommen
sur gertbeilung an pie beIten Mas-
fen ltno @ruppen. piaete 25e. Die
Yerion iino an Der ahiie 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
Skinner nnb Syrancn fommt at inns.

Wsdnner mo 5rduen nit g%ebeinten aranfbet'
ioieuSen SGaren, Strtftliren. gtusfIub. BIniper'
aiftuna, 8rii1eit, SaniaisfdIdeet WRenmdtis'
mus, 8erIuit Der minnnbarfett, Dlaiens it1o
SartIeibiafcit ober irgenh peItcr beribanbten
Sranfbeiten fnuteu lid pertrauensnou an nlS
iueToen. geoentcnoe Spe5ioltiten iuerneii Ste
Siaarloie Sbres Sales geben. 9si6t elm Dollar
bor Ser Seilune 81 b~e5dblen. gSir beilen RAID,
fiber, fdmcr5Ios nro onuerbnit, mo bebnilbelli
illr aebeime arduft eiter bon Manneril nno
Sraner. sSenn sic nidt foninIen idilieH, 70
beradbridiigen gle uiis, ilnb mir bebnloeln
Gle In Shrer Mpbniing.. Seiliiie a~arnnttrt ooer
Siof Yoftfarie bel. ipenn Shr fcbreibt an Or.
HbilfpS Mitbical Snifitute, 1887 pf-Eratsetr,
@altimpre, Min. .l9eutf4 NTH gefprodeH.
(M2ai11 tI&G.1S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

~" Ser gliceonna StraBen-2eib-
uno Sporperein bGlt beute, Mon-
tag, g6eno in Der $. .. M. Safe,
@de Baltimore. mo 9onoitraBe, lei
ne Sobresperiommlling nno 9irefto-
renpabl o6. 9tle Mitglieoer ioQten
eri6einen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

Gtnguter8oter. - ,Sr.Gom-
miiiionSratb, ouf Sbrem Soie ltebt
ia elm Mo6elmagenl @oaen Sic
oenn um5ieben2" II .9eipabrel Wtein
Sobnden bat iih porgeltern cinen
Wobelmugen ~gepiinidt, uuo oa bah
ib ibm einen 9efoiiit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
(gInS benz ~geftrieen rSonntaas' orrefponoeut"
Die fommcnoc SdDiaerieier.

Cine Ipe5ieae 0eier III ben oeutIf.
engliiden 'S6rtlen geplont. =
@roBe gorbereitungen oeS .9iir.
gersSereins."
Ser 100. Eooestag SdiQer's miro
aud i'll Den Oeutid-englii6en Sdu-
len ouf miiroige 8ciie oilrd) cine Sc
oadtniBfeicr begangen. Yrof, 8an
Sidle, Der Snperinteuoent unierer
offentliden S6ulell, bat geItern nad)
elmer Gonferen5 nit Srn. 50. Sdon-
rid Die lestc Sdulitunoe am 10.
Wioi fir Die Seier beItinmt.
3as Sfiaer.e omite bonn .ltnob.
bGngigen 8iirger.gerein" belt in Der
y8orlpdrts. Sane" cine Sibnng, in
Der Elm GROCER 5bcil ocr @orarbeiten
fir Die 5eier erleoiat puroe. Sr. S.
Siorfs fiibrte oen goriis nno Sefre-
tar 6. 8. Shonrid oaS YrotofoIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

tritt III ser GitelroIe ori, unO iie
miro bon elmer aus 80 GerIonen be.
Itebenoen @eieai6oft unterltiiBt. Sri.
8iQiomS bat iih bier bereit5 bel fritz
beren @%elegenbeitcn p%ortDeilboft eins
0efii6rt, un0 in Dem uellen Stiid, olS
Oeiien Star" iie oieie @ofe CLAN.
sen miro, bat tie gon5 6eionOerS Sc
legenbeit iid in ibrent beiten 2i6te
ST. 5eigen. sir oieie @ofe lit aud
cine anoere 2lttroftion in Dem S6ea.
ter Oorgciebcn, IS mir0 n0mIid Scr
populGrItcu &erfGuferin oOcr Dem
populGritcn 6obrifmGoden cine qoI.
Ocne llbr nit 0iomonten oerobrei6t.
Seoer Sbcotcrbc iudcr crbGlt in ser
8idets0ffice cilen Stimm3cttcl,
oSoIIio1pItr. Sbeater."
Sri. Gillian Golfmaml. cine @ulti.
moreriu oeren Safer elmer Scr be.
fonntelten @eihGftSlclte unicrcr
Stoot lit, tritt oteie 8o6e III Dem
Stiidc n&be Queen Of tbe &i0bwnp"
i'm n&ouioopltroBen 3 Sbeater" orli.
SRI. 8oIfmon bat iid in Scr bon ihr
~0euGbItcn @rofeiiion idnca emporac-
id)mlngen umo beoeutenoen griolg
oieiem Slide m%ie0crgicbt, lit i6reu
SGbigfciten gut a%ugepoBt. Sic lit
leit mebreren Sniiou8 nibt mebr IN
Baltimore nlfgetretcn, utO ii6erli6
merOen piele ibrer 8reunOe mo BE.
tonntcu Oeu &oritel(lmgen beimobs
men.
so GGeatcr."
Die oNem.0orf StorS" treten oieie
ISOLDE I'M Monumental Gbeoter"
oui. Gom6oicn bubcu einen geiuns
Den GinfllB orf 0%ieienigeu, UcIdc
iic leben, ocnu lie pertreiben ieneS
@eiiibl ser Mitoigteit wno Die CT.
id0pitcu Nerpen 0erjcnigen, oie in
Der @roBitoot leben. Gin gilteS 9ol-
let uu0 Gbor Werocn ouftretcn, uno
mld Die @iu5el0orlteller lirlo poriiig.
lid).
Gas Gette &ueiieG Con-
5ert.
9uS &lciiel.Q uartett un0 Sarol0
&onooIp6 boben fir ibr SdtuB.Gou-
5ert am %. Wf6r5 i'm .YeoboOp.Sn-
%Ititrlt" zines ser ottraftipltcn Yro-
gruntne ser Serie ollSgerpGblt. Gs
entb1lt 6rei groBe @erfe Der beIten
olten ltno nelleren Mteiiter. ST.. II-
bin S6r0oer miro Die Geqo = gtIml.
mer ipielen, bie in einem Der tribe.
rem Gon5erte ouSfiel. 9aS Ero-
gronm lit, wie folgt: 8eetbopcn --
Op. 50; 2ocoteIli - Sonotc fiir
Ge(lo; S1umom - Yinno,G Quintet.
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(gtus Dem s~eltrigeu reonntueS' GorrefponSent")
SanitGts. Seridt.

0reiuno5ipon5ig neue Safe bon
2ungeni6pinoiitdt 9emelOet. -
2u~rgenleioen roifen 64Dteni6en-
lebcn oaDin.
Sn ser berfloiienen ISOLDE ereigne-
ten ltd 1893 SooeSfdae in Baltimore,
ge9en 2t5 in Der glei6loufenoen@o.
DIE oes 8oriobrcs, 1874 in 1903 nno
1888 in 1902. Die Ster6li6feitSrote
mar 1916 pro 1000 Der @eiommtbe-
b6lferumg, 1862 fir bie @eiBen uno
25.40 fir sic gteger; AZ Ser 8eritor.
benen iporen Neger, Al iporen i'm
glltSlonoe geboren. SIM n9op.8ietu-
9(ipl" Itorben 5, i'm 3udtboils 1, in
&oipitGlern % uno in onoeren Snlti.
tlttcn 8 Eerionen; 33 Sllqucite lulr-
Ben gebolten. GlS qeboren muroen
GO meiBe uno 26 Negerfinoer gemel.
oct. Ole bollptid6Iiditcn 2oOesur-
SoLo., ,,o.n..
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Nr. 1924, Sfts8cltimore sGlrnBe. - 8iut'
me on Serren 5l bermieiben. Setnite
Setrdrfe uno Weine. p9,lbsSteps@rd1ie
rets"gier. 8eriammIungsloful hes Oft
Qomb1Ioftr. Snlmertp. Bdlts inb 2eibs
NereillS". Gbef.s3eI. Wt. Sermon 1912 80.
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nie rin,iaen aiuetaadiaen SIMMER

Ben prabtSoaeH ~Batterfon : Barf' gatnretit'
etrabe, ode bon gaItinoresS trabe. aorlmt
5uerlt iino babt Die glispubI. 8iefe Sdufer
tfnb In teoer Sinfiht MODERN, nit Marriors
beiierungen, einf6IieBIt6 glbBussfanoI. goent
tdeIib, iino SonntaaS an Ort uno Steue. 8es
nubt Sairmountsslbenue MuegonS.
Gbp. Z. Gallagher, Ndlniuterrebner,
(f29-) Nr. 2S0S, Sairnount.abe.
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Welb an uerfeiben AMI @runbeiaentbum.

@enn CIR Och nbtbig bnbt, iuenoet Gudj
0runoeteeutbum. acknowledgement. aeine
QeiboefbdftssW2etbooen AR. Gremer, Nr. 100,
@ur6sF6tasStrahe. 1. SIur, 2aunorp guilSing.
(Mpril15-)
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Marplanb G6attcl euam 4iiuciation,

$40 bis $500 luernct p%crlicben AMI Mi1beln,
9ianuS etc, uBne Gntiernnng oerieiben..
a,umI 4. 5uuHar 1905 1r befinoen iib linfere
piircaitr mieoer in unferem alielt 9ol1le.
GaluertsSniloia1, Dem @eri6tsgebdioe 9egens
iiber.
Simmer gr. 22o, 231, 233 %(5tpeiier Slur).
sioufts@de Snnettes mo ct. 4anis StrnRe.
Goupenirs fir @ei6ditstrennoe.
(9iop0.1S,I&S)
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pu %pcrfGufcu,

Sur 9mmidelnng cincs s,ndblaiirs.
43 gder feines ebeneS Gano iu1erbaIn elmer
Wteile bon Der Staotaren8e; luegen boiler alSs
flnft meloe man li6 an 9inbert g. Gprit, eir.
1923, orosGaIuert. StraRe. (WPdr31.1NdD
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u. &. Sbrnud,

Seutidler 9lbnufat NIB Rcdltsnntualt.
Gu ucrtnufcn: SniiS i'm 700 8Iod, g9eIs9ers
inatorsStrnbe, ii 3iulner urO Sa0e5intuer; 20
grp5ent GapitaIanIaqe.
S6rNud & Sahlbr,
9icdtSaniualte, 0rllnoctqentbullSa llno
8erIi6eruuo5sagenten
Gr. 3tS, ct. GanlsStrahe.
(globtG,S&S, G9ite)