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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22


in ibrcm Bette nlli0ciunocn. Gin
@oSbobn III ocm 3immcr mar tbcil.
ipciic ongebrcbt Coroner GnrlltbcrS
cntidico, ooB cil ungIiidlihcr 3ulou
porlic0c. Srou @olpcr mar Sc Sobrc
alt mo fir ibr IIter nod rilItig an
&0rpcr un0 8ctIt.
Am g d loGflub geitorbcn.
- Sn ieincr @obillnG 9tr. 1S,Noro'
OilmorItroBc, itorb 0citcrn ST.. Scr,
mann 2ccr I'M Nltcr bon n Sobrcn
on Sd)Io9iluB. WPit Srn. Sccr ld)ci.
oct elmer ser dltcitcn 0clltlhcn Gro
ccriCloocnbciibcr aus bcnt irOilhet
Ioicin. Sr. 2ccr ipllroc ON fl. Wtai
1929 in @uobcrgen bel S@nobriid,
Icutldlorl0, gCborcn, uno fam oils
hunger Moum nod ancrifn, nohOcn
CT lonNe olii 0cn Ocean 0ciubrcI
luor. Er 9inQ 5llcrlt nod Fcnnlpluo'
nicn lnno heqonm bort lclnc Soltl
balm olS cbrIonlcr Sormcr, oant
trieb cS i'm nod Der Stoot, mo CT
fam Nniulga Der tS50'er Sabre nod
Baltimore nl0 bctricb cine @irth'
lhnlt. Gam iibcrnobm or cincn@ro'
ccriclo0en IN 9tr. ti2, Eorf glpc.,
0cn CT iibcr % Sabre lang crlol9rcit5
bctricb. Scinc trelte SebcnaQciGbr.
tin 1ino ibm Dor flint Sobrn I'M
So0c uorollI, ulO olS CT lcttc3 &uGr
cincn SdloQoufoll bcfanL bcld)loB
CT, ous @cid)Glt u~ni5u9cbel. Sr. Sccr
bintcrl1Bt finn ainocr: Geo, Gbo2.
s., Wnl. s. mo Snrrp Z. Sccr, ionic
6rult Mimic &orpeD fcrncr 6lucl9rii.
DER, Sobn 2Ccr lrl,b Scnrp Secr. mo
cine SdDucitcr. 6rult Nnno @0bmcr.
Gin 9rllocr in Eennlploanicn mo
cine ShlucltCr, Die Wlltter 0c@ Nru.
$. Is. &on Seine, linb cbcnloIIS be-
rCiis gcItorbcn. Gle Vceroi2lm9 lin
oct olti ser Baltimore Cemetery"
Itott, utO Enitor Siilius Soimont
miro Den Sroucroottcsoienlt lcitcn.
0cmcincr It ab L. Sn
Der norblpcitiiten Yoli5ciitotlon iullr.
De geIicrn Spbn ". SntCr Dem
8eriftSpcriobrcn i%ibcripielen iucil or
ongcblidl ou Somitua MbcnO Scr
Mobnling BON Iroit Warp G. Som.
arc, Var. SIS, McGuapb-S trabc, cincn
0ciud obitottetc nro Der 5orlilic lire
Ginf1ilic iiir oas Sonnto0aoincr
itobL 10 ooB oicieIbc Iit nit cincm
ctlpoS cinfohcren SntbiB bcbClicn
mllbet.
9ei Der arbeit perlctt, -
Ter 90 Sabre alte Sunles $. Chap.
man BON Nr. S57, Welt'Somborh.
Strobe, tul,rbe g~eitern in Sngerboltic
Der Baltimore . Ohio : Vnbn" an
Der Siio.Gntum. Strobc ihlper ont
redtsg. Sub, perIebt, inheyr bcrielbe
sipiidcn einem SabritibI nns Dem
6ubbooeu einectIcmmt piroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22

Goncren5 Der Sbto. = y
NODE. - Sic 81. SobrC8 Gonpcn.
ton bcS 0ltIid)cn NiltrittcS Der Ohio
Spnooe purbc gcItcrn III Der ct.
WtorfuS . Stride, Ode @roooluup mo
T%oirntplt1t . Nlucnlc, iort9clcbt. Grs
Y%r1liocnt S. :. &cimom bon Dill
Gitp, So, pcrlo9 Den 8cridt ilbtr
sic Yrc0iger Nnitolt in Columbus,
Ohio, uno ou0 Scbrcr : Seminar III
8oo0Suiac, Ohio. Del Dem icbr 5abl'
reid beiud)tcn MISUNDERSTANDING
hielt Yoitor 4. u. Born bon SontH'
bile, Eo., oic Ercbigt. Gie Comic
rcnS miro bcute Die lebtcn 0cltoIIc
~crIcoigcn mo lid oonn pertogen.
Gin tbcurer % d) c re-" -
Eeter SercsfoS, Elm @ricdc, iueld)er
I'M 2oIopcttcs Worft eircn Solto be
trcibt, murbc gcitcrn III Der norbipcIt-
liderl EoIi5ciitotion nm $40 uno So
item bcltrait mo 81 orci Wollotcll
@ci1ngniB pcrllrtbcilt. pcil CT anl
Somltog gbcnb Sri. Murgoret gro.
Ben i'm Mdrft untormtc. Seit cllli.
ger 3eit lieien bel Der Yoli5ei aIagen
iibcr iunge 9urideit ein, meld,e lid) IN
icner 9tadboridoit iun9en Mtaohcn
gcgeniiber Grciitigfeiten erlnllbten.
IbcrmolS in 9 dl mnlit1 d
cit. - Nadoena CT Iid) sur gbpcd)-
iclln9 felt ctIid)cn Wouoten Der gols
oenen Srcibcit erirellte, iitt Der &c
ger Sronf @oltcr BON Nr. AS, Weit-
Yioble.Str., abermnls binter id)mc.
oiihen Gardiner. gr ipilrbe geitern
III ser norolucItlihen Toli5eiitaticn
oli Die acknowledging bin benz &c
ridtsperfobren iibermieicr, ain Son-
itaa Abcrb cinen Maubperiiid, oif
iieinei falieneeneiiin 3qtta, Mri9bt
bon Wr. 35i, TrcItonsStr 9cmoht
81 babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
QufalbcridJtc ants @aibingtDu.

StroBenbo6n . II nfGlle.
Ger @oAgon Nr. 1l14 Scr @rigtr
rcpO 2inic bate Sonnto9 iriib fur,
uod II llhr 5luci Goailioncn SIT per.
5cid)nen. Scr WIurftpagcn BON GbaS.
Cunningham aus Wtont9omcrDsGo.
lpurhc all hcnl llcber9ung oe0 Ylncp-
Glnc!ge9 Ocmolirt. Cunningham mar
%olllbttncn0 ld)ucr pcrlctt, iuogcgcn
oclicn Eicr0 unpcrlctt 0auon fam.
Yer Gericbtc lpllr0c pbnc 3ogcrll III
ocn WngAun nod Der Stu0t gcbruht,
lllo Der W}oiprmonn 9rigbtluoo0 be-
Wiilbtc i'd, i'm 10 raid luie mogIid
rod) cillcm 0oipitol 81 %brinGcn. Pin
Der EbtlnocIpbio StroBc iunr jc0od
Ger Mo1cu bon Nobcrt Nibton BON
gSbcatonL No, ouf ocll @Clcilcl, mn
on CS Dem 0totormann lllnl0Qlih
iuor. iclncrt IN boiler Subrt bciinoli.
den Wnagon or6ubnlten, mllroe audi
oiclcr Nogcn ocnlolirt jc0od) fon1cn
Tlbton mo ociicn Eicro Dies Mol
obne GcrIcbunacn bnpoll. Ger Der
lcbtc Cunningham iulir0e oonn I'M
n6rccoman'S SpIpitol" ob0clicfcrt,
no icinc Miln0ct pcrblmbCn lpllrocn,
mo fonntc CT hcrcit% nnl Iclbcn Gage
6oS Solpitol Ocrlolicn.
3citung@. 0icb it adj bcs
traft.
Ga III lcbtcrcr 3eit piclc &lagen
ii6cr NicbltGblc BON 3citltngcn III 0en
3citluig1-9 llrcoltr mn0 bel Der Eoli.
sci cinbcriNtct mllrocn bottc &cttcrc
Gin iuohIoncS Nu0c nui bic llcbcl.
tb0tcr. &ornc9 ". WtcSurlonO pltroe
ori iriidCr Sbot crtoppt ln6 gcItcrn
Mlor0cn in F%oli5cigcrift I'M So &c.
ltrnit.
Stcftc Sen 2obn cinc& Nn.
ncrcn eli II.
Sonlc9 Wtithcll lultr0c NeItcrn
Otnrgcll int Eoli5eiNcrift ld)lloi1 be-
llil0cn, Den $500 Heterogeneous Sobn
zines 9t~omcn1pcttcr3 cin0citcdt SIT
boben mo oui 5lpci Wonote nud Scr
6urm 0clonot. Witdcl orbcitctc
iriibcr fir Die o0iltrict Contraction
90" nno ipurtctc bel Der 2obrul@5ob.
5obInng am lcttcn Snmitog 10 longc,
bis Der 9tultc Wtitfcll oligerulcn
iultr0c, mo Der 3ublmciiter 5abltc
ibm obt9c Srmmc ans. 9oIo nod).
Der clltocdtc ma ic0odJ, Dab ouS
@el0 an Den llnrcdtcn uerobfolgt
morocn mar. @ci ieincr &crboitluua
iplrrOc nod cin Sbcil DcS @elocS bel
Wlidcu porgcfrmbcn.
9|rGn0c.
9oS SlttcrQeid0it bon $. g.
EilIabIrp III 9tr. 81, 9 StroBc, muroc
Sonntog 9tohmittng nm hol6 2 llbr
nm 500 ourb 6cucr aclhdoigt. Die
llrlade oeS SclerS tonntc nidt lclt1c.
'tcllt mcroen.
- Sm Stale bon g8. g. Euplor,
bittcr 9tr. 90l, 3. StroBe, S.-@.,
brdf g~cItcrn Nodpmittoa nm bolb 6
llbr cin 6cltcr aus, 0oS 0ird ooS
pronlpte Gingrciicn Scr 6%clcrlpcbr
raid gcIoiht mlros.
Sin Gcltcrn Nndt nm boIb II
l(br ln 9ooc5immcr oc9 bon 9fobt.
=. Sonldlcr, beluobntcn SollicS Nr.
3l2, y StroBc, oltagebrod)encS Icllcr
rtd)tctc cincn Sdoocn bon $50 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
Sern BON er.Scimat

Sern BON Der eimath +.
Sr. 2orcn5 0ouinger bon g9r.
1928, Sin0en . Ipenite, crbic[t de.
tern eincn 0riei bon iciner Iod,ter
Sri. ellie 9oainger, meld)c lid, bel
Gcriunltotcn 1T Tacoma, @oib., gum
9ciild mlih0It. Goa ilulgc MGodcn
idreibt, Dab lie 6uBparticn IN 9e.
glcitung BON 9ctanntcn lod) cincnl
10000 6uB boben 9erae ger1odt
bat, oni lueId)cm tieier Sd,nee liegt;
Die 2uit lit BORT pr0dtis uno bas
S6lofcn in 3clten duberit angenebm.
Srl. G0llinger miro NIT ibrer Sante
nod Die Insitellung in Yprtlano be-
iuden, Damn iiber San 5runciscu
mieoer md Der Marpl6nber Seimotb
surildfebren, Die iic fir Die uaerbcitc
in Der @elt DGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
MplulanS's tiirfiidc YGocr.
Gonitnbic' ricbduor, Fuitnmi scsen. eieis uffcm.
(Huu21@

Sic IngcitclIten Scr = rs
III Stemort & 50. peronitoIte.
ten am Somitog eiucn IltSiIng 1od)
Dem liter bcS Baltimore Elcoiurc
Clubs" am Wii0oIc Hiper, mcldcr eli.
ncn b0dlit qcniitblihen &crlauf
nobm. Forion'$ Ordeltcr con5crtirte
uno bel olcrbonO Spiclcn pcrilogcn
oen Gbeilnebnlern Die Stunn0cll luic
I'M Sralnle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
SdlffSfartcn Opn nno nad 9cntidl.
Lamb.

%on Baltimore bis Bremen: aa.
lite $50 uno $3.50; 9remen-9al.
itnlorc bis sum 1. Hoben1ber $3.50
ulo 5000; bonn l.. Nopcmber bis
I. Illguit $3.50. Runoreiie 81 bill.
Iigcrem 9Sreiie. Sbcu. 8. Sicncr &
Gu., 3immcr Nr. 3, ia O~it-2cring.
TOM Str. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
Strafcnbaln GOliiiiun.

9rtrd6tlide NuircdmN in Scr Gr.
tan. unO 6opctt0trobc. = Slid
in ltngliid.
l(ll9ciobr 80 Eoiio0icrc bonn @ag-
gor Nr. 2S7 Der GdrcultroBen.Sinie
lpurocl geitcrn gluhutittog IN be.
trohtllbc Auirc0lmI ocrlebt, inoem
ibr Moggun bon cjncm @oggon al
Der Giltolu. mo GaOcttcItrobe Der
Mooiip1 Npe. ,Sinic l%clroiicll muroc.
Gle Eoiioaicrc mlrOcn mlionft
Onrtciltanocr ocidyCuncrt, r1lo etli-
dye Gonlcn luurogu obnm0dtiG 90.
BON gctrugcn. Aicbrcrc 6rollcn
ipronAcr in Der Nuuircgll11 10 I'M.
porlidtig olli oieSrobG BOB lie lcidr
lie SolltobidiiriunQcu OuOon tru9ell.
Nicnnono ipltroe CrultIld) ucrlebt. OBJ
id)on Die beioen &oNgonS bel bent
3%lllommcnitob bCihd0i9t luurocn,
iuorb Der StrobenpobnDerfebr nllr
ouf fur5e Belt rntcrbrOdcn, bo lid
ioiort Siilismonniholtcn ouf bcnt
S6urplob Der Guuiiion %cininnocn.
Pm Gas er It idt. - 6rou @il.
bclninc @olUcr lullr0c Sonntog
Nod)t bon ibrcr Iohtcr Sroli Wiinnie
@ortbnlorn, in ocrcn @nllie Nr.1736,
Nit- ErCiton-S Ctr, 100 lie >pobnte, foot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
in iidJcrcm 8ciuabriam.
Ho6ipicl 81 bcm Nngriif oui Den
Ioli5iitcn Stritd) in Der iiioliden
Noli3ciitotion.


Ser Nngriif ouf Ocn Foli5iitcn
Stritd pom iiioliden Giitrltt ant
SonntoQ iibcr ipelfcn bcrclta &c
tern I'M .Gcutid)cn GorrclponOcns
ten" bcridtct lultroc, lUur0 gcltcrn
IN Der iilOlid)cn EoIi5ciitotion Dor
Eoli3ciritter Scotc 0ritnolld) pcllit'
lirt, .lun0 0u9 Hclllltnt nor, 0aB Nlls
liam GQuro BON 9tr. 600. S.-Sborp-
Itrabc, ulri bic Nnidul0iAung hin,
Gin 0CpobubcitSmdBiacr Eoi9cnidt9
5l icirL 5lt 0rci WtouotCn Hrbcitabolla
perlrrtbCiIt muroc. 6crner miro CT,
nod)ocm cr 0ieien Gcrnlirt obgcicllcn
bot, oui bic Acknowledgment bin pro
5|ciiirt, 0Cn Eoli6iitcn Stritd) nab
reno Ger Nu3iibung Icincr F'llft
tbGtlih ongc9riiicn SIT bobct. Scilt
9ruocr Srunf Gunro ul1b WiQiam
SmcCncn. pcld)e CbcnIuQS III Die MI
fairc uCrluidclt iuoreil, mltr0cn iC ltnt
So uno Soften bcitroit. SmCcncD
fam nllr BON @liid iogerL Dab or
10 lCid)t 0uuon fam, 0enlt CT Qob Die
Nernnlolium1 81 0cn1 Qoll5cn 9Io0oll.
Gr bate nonlid) am SonntoG ltod)'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
Gcnnp's fcin acrDItrtc Gafices

iperben III ollen Stoottbeilen BON
Baltimore o%erfouit. Die por5iiglide
0uolitGt uio mGbigen Ereiie MAIDEN
bieielben geraoeju %bcriibmt.
g. .acnnH So, Slice, &affcc, Snder.
(slpril5iSiSpSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
8eISicnbnasea mad 1cntidIano nno
Seitreidj

5u 81 Gents pro Itarf uno 20H
Gents pro &rone. Eorto ertra.
@cd)ieI mis1cItclt auf ollie Sbeile
Der @eIt. Sbcp. s. Siener & &c.,
ia Sit-0crinston.St Ctr. 3inlmer Scr.
3. QS0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
Sfiiiirner stanb Der Clubs.

Vegnaotgt.- Scr Wouperhcltr
bat geItcrn Den gSirtb @orncp MltI,
len. mclhcr por ciniger Belt }llr Sab.
lung elmer Strofc bon 500 ncrllrs
tbeilt muroC, neil or Spiritloicu oml
Sonntoa OcrtoIit bobcn ioa. bcgno.
oi9t. Mullen tonntc nid)t 5abIcr uto
ipnroe ltad Dem @cf0nnuib gciunOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
Ycnnipluania Giicnbabn Special.
G%gfmriiun nad) Hbilaoclpbia, Milm'
inotnu mn Eheitrr un0 ,tiritd ont

WUIUH NHU VUtVVI HIU 0IlIFU UIIE
Sonntog, ocn 81. augltIt. Der
Sp~esial5ug perl1bt ben llnioi,.
9abnbof III Baltimore nm 8 ltbr
Torm., bic Riidfabrt bon Gbilaoel.
pbia (9roaoItraBen . @abubuD CT.
iolot Inn 6.30 abenos. $500 nnh
philadelphia, $3.50 nod Gbeitcr mo
500 nod Milmington uno suriid.
(234,6,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
$500 philadelphia nno Snriid $500.
S1.5O Gbcitcr nno ;nriif $t.5O.
Sf.00 @ilmingtun nno suriid St.OO.

Iuf Scr ~EcnnipIpanio Giienbabn'
am Sonntag, Sen 81. IllQuIt.
Der Spc5ioI3ug perl1Bt Den Union.
Subrbof S llbr Norm., Hiidfabrt
bonn @roaOItroBen . 9obnbof IN Ybi-
lnoelpbiu $50 9lbenoS. (23I6,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
Mrtbmr ~. Npbjo,,,
I Ne, t2.,l "a. NaIiimurt. etrabe.

I'd RE I~te LN'VuHIWutt' SttuUt,
YdHage Notariats 8clbmediel.
Vnrean. Shiifstarten fir ollie
'Gam6itrsH ihien. Meiiepd1fe; gsehkt;
9eIbnedieI hno 0Ioieuoungen.
(apriI4.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
: ncorpogic t.

Gic @6dcrei Der @cbrii0er Iicc oll
ocr Noro @npitrobc lieB lid gcitcrll
int superior e @cridtc nit eincm Nf.
ticntupital BON 100000 incorpuri,
ren. Gic Sllcorporatorcn iilto: $50
Gllonc $. Ticc, 9eluis &. Hice, "a.
mel j, Stouiier uno Hpbt. Z. Sill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
IaS yNcitrr.

Sir WorDlon0 mo Den Qiitrltt
Columbia idoncS marlnc2 Mcttcr
mo iilblidjc g9inoC.
Ger hGd)ite Gbermomctcritun0 mar
SO 0rno nm > llbr Nuhnlitto8S.
Ger nicorigitc Sbcrmomctcrltuno
mar 6G @rao Inn 6 llbr MorNcn2.
Mittlcrcr Woromctcrltan0 3O.OS.
Ser b0hltc (hcrmomctcrltono Der
!ettcu 81 Stlnocn in nohioI0rubcu
St0otcn mar mic loIgt: Goitport 81,
Eortlou0 II, Bolton n, Nlbnnp 80,
Nem.Dor 50. NorriSburg 81, EbiIo-
0elpbin 81, Ntlontic 9th rs, Gopc
WoD 76, Moibin9ton 81, NorioIf 50,
SnttcruS 81, Charlotte SO, Wilmilg
ton Sc, GbnrIclton So, Sununmab 80,
SadioupiIlc SO, Sltpitcr 80, Sen Mcit
80, Ntlonto So, WontQoncrp Of,
Nclp.S rlcnuS %, Ynlcitinc %, Wul-
pelton SO, Corpus Gbrilti SO, Mtcm-
pbi5 IS. Cincinnati So, Fitt9burg
81, Ssncgo 80, Buffalo IS, Glcpc.
lonO Sc, Gctroit Sc, 9llpcno 81, Wior.
ultetic so, @rcenNou 81, Gbicogo So,
9ullltb a, ct, Eoul 80, ct. @pili3
30, &onloS Gitp IS, Onobo IS, 0ll-
ron 81. NiSmord 50, Niuiiton Sc,
Nnprc 80, Sclcno Sc, Solt &afc Gitp
"a, 0cnpcr %, Nortb Ylottc Sc,
Go0gc Gitp %, Amnrillo %, Cos
glngcleS 76.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22

9oicbolI. - Ole 9oltinlorcr
ipieltcn gcitern IN Hoheitcr Slpci
Spiele un0 gcluonncn ooS critic mo
perlorcn ooS 5%lpcitc. Ger Club bon
Scrlcp.Gitp ipicltc i1 Wiontreol nl0
mod)tc nit Dem oortiQcn GIltb cine
glcidc 3obl Sums, 10 OoB ooa Spiel
mcntldieocn blicb. 6%olgcnoc9 lit oo9
Nellltat Der iGnniIidcn gcitrigcn
Spiclc:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

unexplained, the cause of his resistance
10 now clear. The watch was gift TO
Mrs. Long from her husband and high
ly priced by her. Westbrook knew this
and 1t was undoubtedly to save his SIS
ter's valued possession that he fought
his assailants.
position and quick to carry out his
impulses Fritz Westbrook instantly
made UP his mind to resist when at
tackled by the two masked men. NOT
stopping to think OF consequences put
only resolved to save his sisters watch
he manfully struggled with his assall-
ants until shot down. Frightened py
their deed the murderers fled without
getting the valuable watch or the wv
in bills which Westbrook carried.
""The only words ever uttered by
Westbrook about the attack after he
was taken to the hospital were,
made up my mind l would not give
them up. These were said to his
mother. The physicians and nurses
said absolutely nothing to WestbrooK
concerning his attack, preferrlng 10
wait until the young man had grown
stronger and could stand the excite
ment. They cautioned his mother and
sister who were the only people to
visit him. not to say anything about
the shooting. Being under the effects
of morphine all the time at the hospital
Westbrook was too drowsy to start any
conversation on the case himself except
for the foregoing brief sentence. HIS
mother visited him three times day
and when she was with him talked OF
other subjects. wishing to cheer MIN
and not excite his nerves.
".The sudden death of my brother
prevented any conversation before he
passed away. The full account OF the
affair was never heard from his lips
much Of the mystery surrounding
the case has disappeared. me theofies
of the police concerning the women IN
the case. or the hints concerning an
other mans wife are now entirely dis
credited since the motive for his resis-
lance has been explained"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
ELKs GIVE 500

81. Thomas Hospitai Receives N'ee
Gte for Interest Fund-Mayor In
oiedue Introduces Resolution, Which
Carries Unanimously.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
Marshall Lodge, No. 312, B. P. Q. b..
Friday night, Mayor O. l.. 1ngledue IN
troduced a resolution donating from
the treasury Of the order the sum OF
500 to st. Thomas hospital. The res
olution was adopted unanimously, and
Secretary e. z. Mack was instructed
to draw warrant for the amount IN
fayer Of Mother Agatha, who is at the
head of the hospital.
The money given to the hospital by
the Elks will be applied to the interest
fund. There Is an indebtedness OF
$4,000 on the hospital property, draw
ing per cent, or $500 year. Half
of the interest is now due, and with
what was cleared from the proceeds
of the lawn fete Thursday night, there
is enough money on hand to meet the
obligation. There Is no organization
more interested in the welfare of such
institutions and the workings Of char
ity than the Elks, and one Of the most
beautiful and elegantly furnished
rooms in the hospital was prepared by
the local lodge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
cuTHsERT TO LEAVE.
Orders to Farewell Received by Local
Salvation Army Captain.

Orders to Farewell Received by Local
Salvation Army Captain.
Captain and Mrs. t-uthbert, who
have had charge Of the Salvation
Army in this city for the past nine
months, have received orders to fare
well on Wednesday, August 9. Cap
tain and Mrs. Cuthbert have had q
very successful nine months work, and
have devoted an especially large
amount of time to work among the
poor. They have held 252 street meet
ings during their stay here, in addition
to 202 indoor meetings The CONVEX
sions in the army under their leader
ship number thirty Twenty six
persons have been provided with shell
ter and food, and 300 Christmas din,
ners were provided for the poor. A to-
tai Of 325 articles of clothing for the
poor has been distributed.
A farewell service for Captain and
Mrs. Cuthbert will be held at the hall
on South First avenue Sunday even
Ing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
At the Churches.

The union services of the Baptist,
Congregational and Christian churches
will be held Sunday evening in the
Christian church, Rev. DR. Elijah
Brown Jones in the pulpit.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing DR.. Jones will preach on the sub
ject, Gods Two Books"
Rev. Charles F. Richardson, of
Great Falls, Mont, superintendent of
home missions Of the Presbyterian
church in the state Of Montana, will
occupy the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church both morning and evening.
Rev. j. B. Meloy will preach both
morning and evening Sunday at the
State street United Evangelical church.
His morning subject will be Parable
Of the Vineyard" evening, "JosepI's
Burial of jesus"
Rev. L. H. Urnes, Of Miller, Winnie
bago county, will preach Sunday even
ing at o'clock in the Norwegian Luz
teran church. In the morning Rev.
Urnes will preach at Dunbar.
Rev. DR.. C. L. Gould's morning sub
ject at the Methodist church will be
Heaven In the evening he will
preach upon 1.-THE First Fruits of
Christianity Among the Gentiles''
Rev William Klinefelter, Of Des
Moines, will preach morning and even
ing in the First United Evangelical
church.
The regular morning service at the
Congregational church will be held as
usual, the pastor preaching. Good
music will be provided for the service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

MOST SUCCESSFUL in HISTORY
LARGEST Attendance and Best Time of
Any Gathering sinoe Association
Was orsanized-John B, classen
Elected coIonel-closins Program Of
tho Gilman Meeting.

The Fifteenth annual reurion OF the
Marshall County Veterans Associa-
tion was brought to a close mt, Gilman
Friday afternoon. The gathering was
the most successful that has ever been
held in the associations history, the
attendance being much larger than
usual. From social standpoint a sim
ilar gathering has never bean excelled,
as everything possible for the enter
tainment Of the veterans was done by
the people Of Gilman. Green Noun
tain was chosen as the meeting place
next year, and Hon. John b. Classen
was elected colonel, Bruce Wallace,
lieutenant colonel and Senator Charles
Eckles, quartermaster. The office Of
adjutant is appointive, ami is in the
hands of the colonel and the officers
elected will select the dates for the
reunion.
The program of the closing day was
as enjoyable as that of The opening
day, and opened Friday morning with
a vocal solo, The Messenger" by Rev.
George r. Chambers, pastor of the
Congregational lchurch Of Gilman. Rev.
Chambers was followed by Ethel La
Dow, who gave recitation, after
which Rev. w. f. Pitner, presiding ell
der of the Marshalltotwn district Of the
Methodist church, delivered very
scholarly address. Miss Martha Nc
MILAN, of this city, gave a vocal num-
IN conuinU
In the afternoon the band concert
began at 1880, and lasted one hour. A
quartz number, The Flag of the Free"
opened the program, the quartet res
ponding with Our Country's Flag" as
an encore. Miss Mcmillan sang There
Is a Land" and gave "Our Regiment"
as an encore. Miss Wiley sang May
Marning," and flag drill by number
Of girls was a very pretty feature. The
address Of the afternoon was given by
Rev. Mr. Chambers, who took as his
subject, 1.-THE Old Settler as a Volun-
teer-ar Amateur and an American"
An incident that goes to show the
interest taken by the people of Gilman
in entertaining the veterans, Is told by
member of the association who at
tended at the reunion. DIR. w. j. Ward,
who Is at present away on a western
trip, left word with the committee in
charge to go his pasture, select one
or two beef critters" as the commit
tee found necessary, have them
slaughtered made ready for roasting,
and send the bill to him. DIR. Ward
also informed the committee that, af-
ter the reunion was over. If there were
anv bills that the committee cou1d nnt
meet from Its funds, he would settle
them upon his return. The business
men Of Gilman subscribed 5000 for the
entertainment of the visitors, and the
good ladies Of the town did all the
work of preparing and serving the
meals. It was impossible for the vet
Grams to find any place to spend their
money.