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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
Local and Personal News of the Week.

Friday will be children's day at
the Canyon county fair.
J. K. Horace of Notus was in
Caldwell Thursday transacting
business.
Hon. A. B. Moss of Payette was
a visitor at the county metropolis
Thursday.
For SALE-A good, nickelplated
showcase. See Fred Hoffman for
further particulars.
H. N. Maxey left this week for
Portland and the coast. He will be
gone about ten days.
The Golden Rule store was NOV
from the Saratoga building to the
Rice building on Klmball avenue.
The Caldwell Steam Laundry
will give its employees a holiday
Friday in order that they may at
tend the fair.
At the Idaho State fair Mrs. ].
A. Baker won a prize for a lunch
cloth, drawn, and Mrs. JUNIOR for a
model kite hen.
Arthur Rocks and J. c. Van
Meter have formed a partnership
in the barber business. They have
fitted up a fine shop at the old
stand. Mr.. VanMeter recently To-
lated in Caldwell.
A. K. Steunenberg, Grand Rep
resenative of the I. O. o. F. return
ed Sunday from the east. He at
tended a meeting of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge at Philadelphia and
| visited friends and relatives al
Knoxville, Iowa. Mr.. Steunen'
berg had a most enjoyable trip.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
commissioners Proceedings.
,.,a,uoll Idaho, Sept. 81. 1905.

CALDWELL, Idaho, Sept. 81, 1905.
The Board of County Commission
-. IT Canyon County, Idaho, met at
- o'clock A. M. pursuant to ad
;ournment from 18th inst. All
nom hers of the Board being present
when the following proceedings were
had.
This being the day fixed for the
canvas of the vote Of the Special
EeIection held on September 23rd. !,
1905. for the purpose of submitting
to the people the question of bonding
tbe county to build new court
bonse but the returns from New Ply
month Precinct not having been filed
with the Clerk whereupon the Board
a4iourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Attest: John A. Tucker, Clerk.
Approved, F. e. Fisk, Chairman.
Caldwell Idaho Sept. %, 1905.
The Board of County Commission
ara met at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. pursuant
to adjournment from yesterday, all
members of the Board being present
when the following proceedings were
had:
The returns from all the precincts
Of the Special Election, held Sept.
23rd. 1905 having been received and
filed with the Clerk, whereupon the
Board proceeded with the canvass of
the vote of such Special Election and
hereby make the following declara
ton of the result of such Special
ElectiOn. to- witt:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07

Get some Of that fresh nut coal.
Call up No. 81.
Mrs. B. w. Rice went to Boise
Thursday.
w. R. Kivett was down from
Boise Thursday.
Judge Stewart of Boise is in
Caldwell this week:
Mrs. R. E. Simmons is recover
ing from a severe attack of pneu-
monia.
Doctors J. w. Cue and J. J.
Hamilton attended the meeting Of
the State Medical Society at Boise
this week.
Miss Phyllis MCGEE and Mr..
Clyde Elder are to be married at
nome of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. MCGEE at Nampa,
October II.
The city council at its last meet
Ing gixe1 the tax levy at 12H mills
on the dollar, divided as follows:
Current Expense, 81 mills, Road
4mills, nond III mills. Cemetary
u mill.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07

Canyon County, State of Idaho. bv.
and through the Board of Oopntv
commissioners of said Canvon
county, Idaho, will on Monday at 10
O'CLOCK A. M. the 23rd, dav If
October, 1905, a, the County Court
House of said Canyon COUNTY idaho
10 the office Of the County CLERK and
Auditor of said county the same
being the place of busine-s of the
said Board of County Commissioners
sell bonds Of said Canyon County
Idaho to the amount of $50, 6O5. 20
the sale of which said bonds were
duly authorized by vote of the
qualified electors of said Canvon
County at a special hond election
held in Canyon County, Idaho on
the 23rd day of September, 1905. in
pursuance of an act of the
Legislature of the State of Idaho
entitled: can Act Providing for the
Issuance of Negotiable Coupon Bonds
for the Funding and Refunding Of
County Indebtedness; Amending
Chapter 6, Title XIII Revised
Statutes of Idaho," approved
February 9Th, 1899, said sale having
been directed by the Board Of County
Commissioners Of said Canyon
County subject to a vote of the
qualified electors of said County on
the 21st day of August 1905.
Said bonds shall be payable in
lawful money of the United States
as follows: At the expiration of ten
years from date of issue of said
bonds, ten per cent of the whole
number of said issue; at the expira-
tion Of eleven years from the date of
issue, ten per cent of said issue, and
ten per cent annually thereafter until
all of said bonds are paid, but it
shall be optional with said county
to redeem all or any part of said
bonds at any time after the expira-
ton of ten years from the date of
said issue, and each bond shall so
recite upon its face the said option.
Each bond must be redeemed in the
order it is numbered and shall bear
interest at the rate of not to exceed
six per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually on the first day of
January and the first day of July OF
each year. The principal and
interest shall be paybale at the office
Of the County Treasurer of Canyon
County, Idaho or at the Chase
National Bank of the city of New
York. Said bonds shall be each OF
the denomination of one thousand
dollars for the first silky two of said
bonds. five hundred dollars for the
sixty third, and one hundred and
five and 20 one Tooth dollars for the
silky fourth bond The tota1
number of said bonds being sixty
four. Said bonds shall be numbered
consecutively and shall bear the
date of the same time of their issue
Said bonds shall be signed by the
Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners shall be attested b!
the Clerk of said Board and bear the
seal of said Board, and shall b.
"ountersigned by the County Treasure
of said County and shall b
negotiable in form. Each bon'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
Public is Aroused.

The public is aroused to a knowledge OF
the curative merits of that great medicinal
tonic, Electric Bitters, for sick stomach,
liver and kidneys. Mary H. Walters of
546 St. Clair Ave, Columbus, O., writes;
For several months was given up to die;
I had fever and ague, my nerves were
wrecked;I could not sleep. and my sto-
mach was so weak from useless doctors
krugs that could not eat Soon after be-
Ginning to take Electric Bitters. obtained
relief and in a short time was entirely cur
ed" Guaranteed at Porter d Stones drug
store: price SOC.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07

Finley Mckenzie, the Owyhee
sheepman, was in Coldwell a cou-
pie of days this week.
Father Dempsey will hold ser
vices at the Catholic church Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. ]. N. Fuss is Boise visitor
this week the guest of her sister,
Mrs I. P, Marcellus.
We understand that the city
council is taking preliminary steps
for new city hall to cost $40, 900.
Finley Munroe. the Emmett at
torney, attended to professional
business before the District Court
this week.
H. w. Dorman has opened up a
40 acre addition to Caldwell, to be
known as Lakeview addition. II
is located west of Lake Howard.
We would call your attention to
the advertisement of the Herr
Clothing Co. which appears else
where in this issue. This enter
prisiug firm carries handsome anc
complete stock of men and boys
furnishing goods.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
Total

1t appearing form the above re-
turns that more than two-thirds of
the total number of votes cast at said
Special Election we're for the issue
Of bonds by Canyon County in the
sum of s62, sos. 20 for the building
of new Court House. It is hereby
declared that such question carried
and the Board of County Commission
ers of Canyon County. Idaho are
authorized by said vote to issue
negotiable, interest bearing Canyon
County Bonds in the sum of s62,
605.2O, to provide funds for the
erection of new court house for
Canyon County at the present court
house site in Caldwell, Idaho. And
1t is orderd that the Chairman and
Clerk of this Board publish the
following no ice of Bond Sale in the
Caldwell Tribune for q period of
twenty days:
Notice is hereby given, = that
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07

shall state upon Its face the amount
Tor which the same is issued, the
date OF its issue, time and place Of
payment, rate of interest, and must
also feeite that it is issued in con
tormlty with the provisions of said
ACT hereinbefore described by title
and said Act must be printed upon
the back of each bond. There shall
oe attached to each bond, when
negotiated, semi annual interest
coupons covering the interest ex-
pressed in the bond from the date Of
the issue until paid, and the coupons
annexed to each bond shall be sign
cd by the County Treasurer Of said
Canyon County. Each coupon must
bear number corresponding to the
number of the bond to which it is
attached, and must state upon it's
face the amount for which the same
Is Issued the date of issue and the
date and place of payment thereof.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the said Board Of County Commission
ers OF Canyon County Idaho at their
said office and place of business in
the Court House of Canyon County
for the purchase of said bond until
the day and hour above mentioned
namely up to 10 o'clock A. M. on
October 23rd, 1905. The said Board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids and to make such allotments
as may be for the benefit of said
Canyon County, Idaho. No bids
will be considered for less than par
value and accrued interest. Said
bonds are offered in sums less than
the whole amount to be issued, or
total amount at the option of the
bidder. All bids for bonds must be
accompanied by certified check in
the sum of two per cent of the
amount of bonds bid for, such check
to be drawn in favor of John A.
Tucker. Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners of Canyon County,
and to have no conditions endorsed
thereon, except as set out in this
notice. Said bids will be opened by
the Board of County COMMISSIONERS at
the time and place mentioned and in
the presence of all persons wishing
to attend. Bids should state rate
per cent per annum.
Parties bidding on these bonds arc
requested to have the legality of the
same passed upon by their counsel
before submitting their bids and,
particularly before the day set fol
the opening of said bids and dateC
September 28th, 1905.
In the matter of the appointment
of Justice of the Peace for Nortl
Payette Precinct. 1t appearing t.
The Board that vacancy exists il
said precinct and that such appoint
ment is necessary, and a reques
having been made for the appoint
ment of F. A. Smith as Justice o.
the Peace for the North Payette Pre-
cinct, and his bond is accepted an
approved.
On motion, Board adjourned sin
die.
Attest: John A. Tucker, Clerk.
! Approved, F. E. Fisk, Chairman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-08
cHIcKAsHA, IND. TER, MAY 8, 1905
JUDeEBEAvERs swRITEsABoUr cH1cKAsHA

THE FOLLOWING able article on Chickasha, her
resources and possibilities, from the pen of Judge
Beavers ex mayor appeared in the last issue Of the
Western Trail, magazine devoted to the develop
ment of the great Southwest. It is worthy of being
reproduced and given the widest possible crculation
Tie article is as follows
The fertility of the soil of the Indian Territory
and the enterprise Of its people have avaled to keep
the wheels Of progress continually in motion and the
evidences of its prosperity abundant especially in
the towns many Of which have already become hand
some monuments to the ndomitabe industry of their
founders and promoters, Among the best towns of
the Indian Territory of the foremost is the little
city Of Chickashs, situated near the banks of the
Washia River, just over the line from Oklohoma and
in the heart Of territory as fertile as you will find in
the Western hemisphere It's accessibility by rail is
ample lying does at the junction of the main lines
OF the Rock Island and Frisco railways, with three
branch lines of the Rock Island from the east west
ard southwest convergng within its limits
Chickasha is comparatively young-noolder than
the main line Of the Rock Island within the Indian
Territory-and her population Of some nine thousand
souls includes immigrants from all parts of the Union
who have to this country for the purpose of
building permanent homes for themselves and their
poserity, and who are keenly interested in every
thing which tends to promote the progress of the
town or the prosperity Of the surrounding country
Their enterprise is attested by the municipal owner
ship of an up-todate waterworks and sewerage sys-
ten, constructed at cost Of nearly $Ioo ooo four
handsome public school buildings costing SIS 900
new tenthousand dollar Carnegie library building
and twenty thousand dollar Christian church build
ing now receiving the finishing touches Thirty
teachers are employed in the public schools of Chick
asha, which attended by some sixteen hundred
pupils The opportunities for education are abun-
dant and the moral tone Of the community is vouched
for by something like dozen church buildings Of
various denominations scattered throughout the
town.
Here are located large cotton oil MILL cotton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-08
FREMON
GRAPE
JUICE

Wehave Just received a ship
ment of the Famous FIRE.
mont Grape Juice. If you
are not feeling well and it
seems that the Spring Fever
will get the best Of you try
a bottle of this pure infer
mented Grape Juice it will
tone you up. 1t is a very
pleasant drink. Have you
noticed how much better a
great many people of Chick
asha look since they have
been trading with us2 That
shows they get something to
eat. Give us a trial if you
would look we'll and hearty.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-22

Er6iioenten, sic 9epobner ponaut-
ias wiinidten ni6t, ooB rStanOaro
Del So. llnreft geidcbe, aber lie
leien entid)Ioiien, 81 pCrbil0crn, 0QB
Die Gotnpa9nie Sen 9ctpoDnern bon
9aniaS llnre6t 5uiiiqe.
Gommiiidr 8orfieIo pom Corpora.
tionS . 8iireult botte Q~eitern Nodl-
mittog nit Dem YrGiioentcn cine
6onferen5 iibcr oie MoBnobntCL lpcI,
die 81 ~treifen iinO, uno oen oQQe-
meincn Ylnn, nab pCldem porQe-
gongcn luer0cn iou. SIS lit sur Belt
nidt pobridcinIidL DAB in Dem ci.
gentIifen @eidGft8 . Met6ooen Der
STANDARD Sel So. oiel 2lnitoBigeS gr.
funoen iper6en fam, uno iopcit En-
belt, bu6en 0ie @iienbobncn, ie0Cll.
foQS Die oltlifen, ser Gompognic fci.
he 9ifferentiol e Haten fir ibrc
Srnd)t gefu0Drt. Ger Gunft, no mon
oie Stonooro Del So. 5ll ottodircr
geOenft, lit sic Nblorbirung bon fril-
bcr unobbGn9igen Gontlrrrcn5-Gom-
paqnien, iuclde u%nbcQltcn 0cluor0cr
unO Oc8bolb perldlildt morOcn ma
rer. 0ton bofft, binrcihclrO Wtotc-
rioI finoen ST. fonncl1, nm Sen Nod)-
lpciS ST. fii6ren, bob 6icic gIbiorbi.
ring onoercr Gorporotionct Illegal
lei, unb mia Onnn, 6bnlidL mic sic
Ntortbern Securities So, acridtlid
ouf9elolt puroe, cine Nrfl6iung Der
STANDARD Del So. in sic e|il5elnen
Del = Gompo9nicn bcrbei5ufiibrcn
trndltett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-22
GutideiSnnscn Ses C6cr.SnnScS
aerid)tS.
Smpf5pong in Ytoiiud}uicttS lit ocr-
foiiungSmGBig. - ditto oo5 gttis
Gruits0eieb bon &anioS.

Gruit.8eieb bon &dnioS.
@oiDingtor, 9. e., q. 6ebr.
HihterSurlan oerfiinoete oiegntlhei.
Oung oeS Sber. Neutrality-suspicious. in Dem
Safe bon Socobion gegen Die Ser.
Stooten, in tpeld)cm eS lid, I'M bic
@iiltigfeit oeS I'M Stoote Woliad)uz
let's beitebenoen Smpf5mang.@eIebeS
bonoelt, poOurf ben 9eboroen bon
St6oten uno SotpnS oeS StooteS 6oS
Ref)t perlieben miro orihrtFten itber
5lpangstpeiIeS Smpfen 81 erlaiien. Sn
Der G%ntideioung miro ouS 8eieb fir
perfoiiuigSmGBi9 erfl6rt, oltf oen
@rino bin, ooB Der Stoot oen Sd)ub
Der @eiunobeit 6eS 8emeinlueienS
berm0ge Ieirer YoIi5eigenolt ais.
iiben fam.
9a5 Sber .9iunocSaeridt bat olld)
in elmer bon Hid)ter 9reiper perleienen
GntIheioung OoS Inti.Sr uit.@cicb
bon SonioS olS 9eieBmGBig erfldrt.
0a oieie %Grtideioung gerooe 81 elmer
3eit fonlntt, GA Der Stout aanIoS oer
STANDARD Sil".SrltIt 5u 6cf0mpfcn
beginnt uno Der 5oG oeS bon Senrit
eingeleitctcn 6elO5u9cS gegen ben
a%oblentrilIt mtf Der TageSoronung
itebt. lit tic beionoerS mid)tig, Nod Der
Gntideioung mlB Gonuno s. Smi.
len, Der Igent Der rWtiiioliri-Yoctf
9obn," Der ocn SrllIt in 8erleellng
Der @eiebc bon Santos id)uf ltlo be.
trieb, cine Nllbe bon $500 be5oblcn
lino olf orci Woltotc nod) Dem &C.
f1i1grliB m%anOern.
Die 8cid)idtc OcS 8eIcbeS lltto
leine llebertretu19 lUcroen bonn Sber.
9lrn0esgerid)t fronologii6 bebanoelt.
Is gebt Oaraua berpor, bob Smilep
om 20. Nop. 1900 nit mrbrerelt
Yerionen cine ullgeicblife Gortbino-
tion biloetc, INN ben YreiS bon &c.
treble sit pregltlircn" lno bcn Nilben
nit icincn WitldulOigen ST. tbeilen.
Gr iullroe bon Den Golintp. 9cb0roen
5u $500 9ube un0 3 Wtonoten &c.
fGngnib peritrtbeilt itno ooS llrtbcil
bonn Obergeridt bon &ortios beItGti9t.
Inf 8rilno zines n@rit Of error"
iultroe Der Soll an ooS Obcr- 9linoes.
geridt oppelirt, iueld)eS MN bic gnt-
if)eioitng Der intcrcn Snitonsen poQ-
inboltlif ~beltGtiat. 0oS Ober. gurts
oeSgerift iogt, ooB elm gebeimeS BIB.
fommen, ipelfeS ieoe Gonfurrell5 ger.
itort, Itrnfbor lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-22
So. GOngrcf. -3ucitc Sitnng.

Auuobme ser 9SiIppiuen &crlpo(,
tlugs6iQ i'm SarIie rno ser Wfili.
tGrofaoemic . &ermiQigrmgS6iQ
int Senat. - @rtpGglng Ser
5luB. un0 Soienbia bonn Souic
be9onnen.
8aibtn9ton II, 0.G., 81. 6e6r.
- Der Sennt puiiirte bertc oie W}i,
lit1rofaoemie.8 9 rlptligungs6iQ ulo
begum oie @rtDGgunq Ser Snoioner.
GerpiQigungSbiQ. 9Qlo nod In,
fong Ser Sibun9 antportetc GlfinS
(@.-Ga.), Goriiber oeS Gomite'S fir
interitantlihen SunOel, oltf cine Dies.
be5iiglide 6ra9e, er CLAUDE nift, 0oB
eS in Der gegenluGrtigen Sibung nod
moglif Jet, cine 6rodtratenbiQ ans
5uilebmen. Der Senat er0ffncte aud,
Die 8%erbonolung Der Sitbmus- aonol.
bill unb beidloB, morgen cine Stlun-
Oe iriiber 5uIammen5utreoe1t, Inn Die
Grle6igung Ger Bill 5u bei1leunigen.
81 -Senator SigginS 6eenoete Iein
gIaiooper i'm Snopne. 5mpen6mcnt-
Sal uno Der critic @ntloltlungS5eilgc
uuroe pernonlmen. lin 6.t0 per-
tagte Iid Ser Senut bis morgen.
. a TeprG entuntenbou&
pniiirte be1ttc Die Ybilippinen . Ser
Doltin9Sbia fat III Der nGmlid)cn
6nIiung, fpic iic bonn Gomite einbe-
rif)tet ipurOc llo fat obnc 0iaful=
lion. Seine ipe5iellc Oppoiition be
funoetc iid) ge0en JIG, obluobl pcrIdic-
oene bon 0en1otrnten %ongebotcnc
Announcements, ollrd) meIde ucridic.
oene Irtifel ollf Die 6rciltIte gcicbt
meroen %lollten, %periuorfcn lpurocrt.
Cine 9%emiibrng, Die Ginfubr bon
Opium altf oen Ybilippincn 81 Der
bicten, Idlllg ebenfollS febl. 8lei6
nod) grleoiglmg Der Ybilippincn.9ia
idritt ooS @ouS sur Scrbanolung
Der 5luB- lnO observation-disclosures.
BID, leete oicieI6e ieoof balo lpieoer
5ltr Seite uno poiiirtc ocrihieocnc
onoerc Bills, beren wid,tigIte oen
ariegSiefret0r %olltorilirt, bic Unions
uuto Gonfooerirten S6lod)tiabnct
oen ucrid)iebenen Stoatcn 5uriid5u-
eritatten. I'm 5.37 erfolgte 8crto-
gitng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-22
belt beieitigt peroen ioIte, eingen
Die aniid)ten melt uu8einanoer.

belt beieitigt ueroen ioIte, eingen
Die Iniid)ten melt auSeinun0er.
Is m a" pom StapeI.
Io8gotp ~, 81. iSebr. - Ger erite
tranSotIantiide Surbinen : 0ampfer
ser Guturo > Qinie ipur0c bette 5lt
Glpoe 9anf pom StopeI geIoiieu.
GerieIbe lit Elm 6abr5eug bon 2t,0OO
Sonnen uno miro cine 8obrgeihUins
oigfeit bon 81 anoten baben. Gr miro
Den Romcn nGormonio" erboIten.
SultuS 81 IT'D erp0blt.
9uoupeIt q. 6e6r. - Qasltn.
terbouS oeS ungoriihen HcidStu9eS
eripGblte beilte Srn. SuIiuS Subit,
Elm Olttglieo Ser 9oIiutb r Bortei,
gum 3rGIiOenten. Gr erbieIt oISGon'
0ioot Ser pereinigten Oppoiition cine
MeGrbeit BON 81 Stimmen ii6erIoIs
liou, Sen Gonoiooten Ser 2ibernlel1.
8iber &oggoro fommt.
2on0on. 81. 5e6r. - 9(n 9orO
oes 0ampfcrS oSelttonic," Ser @bi.
tc Star = 2iiltc," iuclfcr am 23.6c-
brilar bon 2%ipcrpool nod Rem.g)ort
obfobren miro, miro oltd) Der befanrt'
tc Sdriftiteler Riber Sog9oro &ai.
iage nebnlen. Gr fommt IN O~ffijleI'
Icr gigenifuft oIS Gonmiii0r, nm
Die GerbGItniiie uno Sen Gborottcr
Der lnnoluirtbi6oftIihcn uno inol'
itrieIen GniieOelungen, peldc Die
Seil5ormee in gmcrito ms @erf
GeIcbt bat, SIT Itll6iren. Die 0liIiton
iteht inter Den Iuipt5icn OcS britt
id)en aoIonioIomtcS, Die Soften luCr'
ben BON oen Trltitee8 Scr NoflaIIelt'
idoft G1ci( Hbo6es' beitrittcn, urN
eS iino gIeid)c IniiebeIun9cn fir
Siioafrifo in gltsiid)t genommen.
g dipcr Frontier 9or6innl.
Rom, 81. 5ebr. - Ser oitreifIi.
Id)e aarOinol gn0reaS Steinbuber lit
ldJuer fronf rno befinoet lid III fri.
tiitem 3uItanoe. Bel icinem boben
glitter - CT itebt inn so. 2ebcnsiabrc
- 6efiird)tct man ooS SdIimmIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-22
9ren5cr Bremen" in Sauannah.

Sopannob, Ga, 81. Sebr.-
Der beiitidc arell5er Bremen" Ga
pitdn aod), lit bier e%insetroifen uio
miro cine 8ode bier Iieeen bleiben.
Die Offi5iere bes Sd)iffes mi,roeil
bon COMMANDER Goloing bon Der
6lotten.G eierpe I'M 9omten oeS Staa.
tes Georgia mo bon Mapor WperS
i'm Horuen Der Stoot Sauonnob
iuillfonlnlen eebeiBer. Sir Die Off
diere ilr,o Mun1tid)often iilto cine Ilt'
dabl 5eitlihfeiten geplont iporoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-22
Sis 5nm Serbit urridObrn.
YrGiioent HooIepelt 0icbt Sen aompf
Inn bic 6rodtrotcn,9iG p~orlGufig

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ouf.
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Yr1Ii6cnt Noolepelt bat Die Soil
illing, Die Srodtroten-@ia, iuelder er
10 grobes @ciuiht 6eile9t, nod in Die
Iem 8inter 5lrr e%rniten @crntblttg
fonlmen 5u lehelt, mo cs 1T aud
5ielnltd) lid)cr, Dab CT Den @coonfclt
an Die Ginberufung elmer Grtro.
Sisung int 6riibiobre oufgegeben
bat, nno cine iolhe crit i'm Sftober
einberuicn miro, iuenm er ieillen Sin1t
bis oabin ltid)t nod dnoert. Die bel.
Den Serfoiier Der Bill. Gid nno
Solpnle1o batten cine 9~cIpred)ung
NIT Dem TroIi6entelt ii6er 6te Eor-
loge mo legten linn bor, oob Die
auelid)ten oiif cine Yoiiirru1g Der 9ia
mdbrerb Der laufenoen Sibung iebr
entfernte ieien, inb lie meinterl, lperrn
es iest SIT entideibenbcn Sdritteu
nid)t fcmnle, 10 lperoe Die IngeIegens
belt m1breno bes SommerS nnd ollen
&id)tlngen bin griinolid crlpogen
lperben foniten, 10 ooB in Ser ndd)itcn
Sitiing cine nod perbeiicrte mo per-
p%oQItonoigte MoBrceel uorgelegt luers
oen fonne. als iie Oos u@eiBc Sous"
perlieBen, iprnfen 9eioe ole Inlid,t
aus, ooB Die gill int Serbit cine
grtra.S ienng beidaftigen iperbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-22
Slt Detroit. Mih.,

Sn Detroit, Did,, lift Soiepb
Storage, elmer Der gepeiener 0iref'
loren Der Dor brei Sobren perfrad)s
ten ygitp Sapinss 9anf," i'll Ga.
2ebensiobre geitorben. ct iod ieit
bent 3uIommenbrnd Der 8onf me
Ianholiid) seipeien uno an gebrod)e.
mem 9er5en eeitorben iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-22

Berlin, 81. 5ebruar. - Der
y2ofaInn5eiger" nleloet, Dab Der flei.
he Sobn mo Sbrorerbe DeS G5oreil
erfronft 1T uio Dab mebrere ilonl-
bate aer5te nad Dem Yalaite at
esorsfoie-S elo b~eriifen fporoen iinb.