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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1905
A. the Hon. Webster Davis b,

Asthc Hon. Webster Davis hes
returned to the Republican 0party,
Il recalls to our mind the time
when the Hon. wcbster::was may.
or Of Kansas City, and his strenu.
osity led to an attempt on his
life, happily the aim:was bad and
Q hole In the hat vas all the injury
received. Attic time some people
were mean enough to sayithat the
Hon. Webster was the attempted
ASSASSIN and shot his haiti but we
we're quite sure at the time that
his life was attempted by some
bold bad man. Then when the
Hon. Webster Topped into the
Democratic party and "whoopcd
EN- up" for Bryan, In our opinion,
there never was adoub, butthat he
did shoot q hole In his hat, and In
view Of recent events wc::are sure
We did the gentleman an injustice
In eve thinking that he could do
such a thing. No the Hon. Web
stcr Davis never shot that hole In
his hat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
Passing Of Blg Ranches.

Lon Angeles Herald.
A few big ranches that thus faI
have escaped division may BE-
called the connecting links between
the present and the past In the his
tory OF southern California. A
generation ago most OF the avail
able land In that section was COM
prised In vast cattle ranches, many
square miles In extent. One after
another the ranches have been di-
vided into comparatively small
farms, and the rest are doomed to
q like fate. The great Chino
ranch, which was sold recently, IL
an example VI the passing of such.
vast areas of Handed property. The
big ranches have been a serious
drawback to the Development OF
Southern California, and IA a hin
drance they will be In evidence
until the passing Of the last one. II
all OF them still remaining Were
cut up in small farms today and
offered to homcseekers there would
be a greater rush of buyers and n
more rapid increase oi rural popu.
lation. But the boundry ofthose
ranches have been as effective in
ob~structing devclopoment as If
they were impressive walls.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
Needs ssA hats 81 Presidents

neo0s end nots 81 PreseoentA
The Washington halter who for
. half century he's been making
diagrams Of the heads Of pyesi-
tents, statesmen and other great
percentages, supplied the follow.
ing comparison Of the hcads Of
President Roosevelt and some Of
HE predecessors In the vhitc
house,
President Lincoln had . small
head, unusually well shaped, be-
Ing almost . perfect oval and com.
paratively free from bumps. The
general character Of the contour
polluted to firmness, caution and
the domestic virtues.
President Johnson's head was
much larger and more irregular
with q big bump Of concentration.
and q tendency towards narrow
ness and liberality.
President Grants head was
large, but so regular that when the
production IL folded so ~ TO bring
the back upon the front lines al
most coincide. His head was wide
across the front, showing special
genius for consideration and gen.
~eraiship.
President GarAcld's head was
very large with a prominence In
the left OF his forehead, indicating
keen wit aud an ideali-tic strain.
President Arthur had the small.
lest head Of sIl the presidents With.
In the last fifty years, but !, was
splcndidly formed, and In shape
much like that OF General Grants.
President Harrison's head was
large, ami In shape and size much
like President Clevclsnd's. Ithsd
'tr wild forehead characteristics
Of all the presidents, which indi-
Gates a gift OF leadership aud more
or less humor.
President Clcvcland's hat band
Ia generally supposed to be very
large, but in reality Il Is no larger
than ~s- llsrfison'- aud il so
much like 1t that they could have
easily worn IN. same hat.
On the other hand, President
Mckinlcy's head was very small.
being almost twice as long a. Il,
was wide, with his bump OF cau-
uousn.ss enlarged almost abnor-
maliy.
Presiden, Roosev-lt's mead l. very
wide for its length; Is particular
ly broad across the back. chewing
according to the phrcnologists, an
inclination to dependency aud gu
absence Of the power to initiate.
There is a big bump for his consci.
cnce.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt hs
accepted the office OF honorary
vice president.of the state mother'-
assembly Of New York. In y
letter TO Mrs. L. II. Merrill OF
Syracuse, president OF the assem =
bly,, Mr.. Roosevelt stated that
although II was contrary to her
custom she would be pleased t.
accept the ofice. Mrs. Roosevelt
belongs to no womsn's club. With
the exception Of the Mothers
Club.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
SECRET SERVICE REouLAR DE-
PARrMENr OF MANY.
Women Preferred ~ Employers TO
Keep Watch on Wholesale
Houses-Hethod Of
Procedure.

The opening VI . season. when the
foreign models are first displayed. Ia
The time when the secret service en-
ploy.s Of the stores are kept busy. lhe
secret service employe In generally
taken from the regular sales force Of
the establishment. though ~ metimes
outside persons also are employed.
says the Ne~ York Sun. Men. gen.
erail,. are scnt to the wholesale
h5uscs and usually pass themselves on
as buyers for some large outside con
Germ. but wherever a woman can do
the business she Ia selected.
A merchant, 10 speaking Of the prac.
lice. recently said:
w simply have 10 resort % some
sucn means OF self defense. For in
stance. u We pay a large pric. tor
some exclusive model. and a purchaser
comes In and elaine to- have been
shown Is exact duplicate a, q rival
hous, for a less price. do you think
the customers word Is taken without
investigation? No Indeed. Such .
remark Il Immediately reported to
headquarters. and a secret service m
ploy. Il At oacs sent to the store
quoted BY the customer.
1T L. simply astonishing how many
utter i%alsshoDds ar. told by eminently
respectable voia.n The moment they
INT To buy = thing they seem tn
lose all sense of honor. II 10 q very
COMMON thing TO have Q customer
name eeINaln .i.t. as haxt0v thGs
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
Down and Out

When n man gets NO old that
insurance solicitors even cease to
trouble him he IL not In much dan.
ger Of nm attack BY any member Of
the fair sex.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
Leaves W MARI,

The nrst attack Of love that
comes TO a man may not last long,
but he 10 likely to remember Il to
the end Of his days.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

ltabe Secolb s(peuie, 1873 BEL 50,
8runO5inS SOC; So.
Ilbert ~. Sproiier AT Samuel $.
@ooo etc, Oitieite Ser Sonoper., nabe
SentbitroBe, t1.t0h bel , @rlno.
sims $41 So.
Samuel $. 8a0o an hilbert 90.
Spr0iier, Gillette ser Sanouer', nube
ScotbitroBe, 1t.t0H bel D, @runo'
Gins ST; So.
GbomoS q. Come an Sot. SOLO.
berg, Siiorueltieite Der @reter., nube
StileSitroBe, IA bel Al, @rlrno5inS
$50; So.
Sobu IS. Yorr etc. an Wiuric Wlo.
ropeb, @eitieite ser GentroI. ApenIc,
uabe ~GboieltroBc, II bel - @runos
sims $iS; $40.
Sionep g.. Sut6erlono etc. an
Wtorp &. &olmeS, Sltieite Gurepltr,
nobc G0monoion Ipemle, 1876 bel
100, @run5inS $50, So.
0erielbe on WorD4Iont, , 8run0.
ltiide; So.
SuIiuS @iuiam8 m1o 6rou an
Soiepb Butte mo 5rdn, @eltIelte Der
9urbam., uabe GSanetteItraBe, 14;.5
bel 80, @rmo5inS $2t.62; So.
S3roel &epir an Nntonind Fo@5'
fomafo, @onf, nobe Sprino.S troBe,
IA bel 81, @rlmoSin3 $2l.50, $1,000.
Is. 2umor &elln an Irtblr $. Will
Ter, MorooIt.Gd bon Wolber.S trnBe
u1o Eorriibz9tlen II bel Of, @runo.
sims $40, 5000.
Nlrtbur $. Willcr az Nbrabdm
aob Norooit.Gde bon Woibcr.S troBe
mo Yorriib.N aen fl bel 81, @runo.
gins $40, s..
SorriS Sobn an @iaiau ". Ylnnt,
10 @%runnitiide. So.
Neter Sdnliot al sic o@aabp Sur.
nitltre Gomponp," SiIoieite Golterui
nobc Central Npemuc. 22.4 bel 100,
@runoSinS $6t.4t, $500.
Die nGogle @uiloing ans SoninqS
Niiociotiou go. /" an Gnod) &. Wc.
Gullob, Silooitieitc Scr SomeS., nobc
Gurep-S troBe, fl bel 81, @rlno5in$
$40. $l25.
Sobn Z. WoooS an Mutton Z. 9acr
unb Satin, @eltieite Der 2igbt.S Ctr,
nobe Nopemalf Cane, t3.t bel 100,
@runo5in3 500, $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
geIhGoi9tc a%rieasidific.

San 6ronciSco, Sal, Is.
Allgult. - Ger Stronger oGbicnao."
Slnggcnibiii 0cS NomirolS @oooridL
lit III Scr NGbe 0e5 Helttttburma mo
Der Nebelli0naI : Stotion bon 9lngel
SSlnno i'm Suicn bon Son SranciSco
uuigelohien, morollI er nit Dem sea,
n%onenboot bennington, "'ous lid int
Shlepptou oe3 .Gbicogo" beiunoeu
bate, 5liiommcnltieB. Der .Gbico9o"
fam, bonn Woriue . NemorQl,eIr
D6ortune" begleitet, nit Dem .Vcn.
ningtou" i'm Shlepptou bon Gan
Diego, Gol., ais mGbreno Der gbbe
ooS Eau, an Dem Der Bennington"
ge5ogen ipuroc, rib. Ger nGbicn9o"
ronnte biernui, beuor ole Woidine
GontreSompf geben f%onntc, oui Den
Strono. Gem Hemorquellr .6or.
time" gelong cS, Den areu5er ilott 3u
MADDEN, ood) fonnte in Solge Der tar
fen Stromung Gin 3lliommcnitob oeS
.Gbicogo" NIT Dem I'M @aiier trei.
benoen Bennington" nidt permieoen
meroen. geioe Shiiie wllr0en III ct.
beblid)er WeiIe beid)Goigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
ScirNthS Siccu,cu,

Sol0enoc Sciratb3 2icenSen MIR
Sen geItern bonn GIcrf oe3 Common.
YlenS @erid)t& on3Ncltellt:
@iaiom NIlIdcr, 81, uno Bertha
&niabt, 10; NppIituntiu Srou u.
Nllldcr, Nr. 1929. Gcoors Npenuc;
Irtbrr e. %oltQbu q, luno Bertha
". @ilhriit, 81; Npplitnnt Artbrr Is.
&ouQbn, Nr. 2OOS, 8. N%luenlc, III.
toono, Eu.
@iuion @ilbcrt. 81, mo @lonhc
Is. GnNIcr, %; Applifont &obn y.
Bono. Nr. 1882, NiNQ3 Npcnuc.
&obn 3. Mope3, %, mo Celia &.
Cor. 90; gIpplitont Ncp. Charles e.
Suits, HoIan0 Nucmtc un0 ;. StroBc.
GrcOcrid N%or0cnbol& %, uro Wor.
tia @ciier, 81; Npplitont 2ouiS
WfCH. Shines.
Norrp e. @roB, -, lno Morp
McQlire, %; Npplitont Sorrp &.
@roB, 9tr. 1911, Mclt Gurbam.S Str.
Nbrobom Moncr. %, un0 Quite
Goldman, %; Npplifont Nbrobom
Moncr, Nr. 1921 SiiozGorolinesS ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
llntcrlndJnna Der Mbictnna ION
Stnotbcnmten.

Gbilooelpbio q, ga, 1S. Mug.
Der Stootratb poiiirte cine Neios
luton betreiiS ser Ginicbuig zines
Slebener-G omite'S sur lluterlufung
Der NbIebung ollcr lpGbreno ser leb.
ten orei Wonate aus Dem glmtc ent.
lernten ltGotilhen 9eamteu nit 81
ge9en 5 Stimmen. Gem oenonnten
Gomite mnr0e ole Nutoritdt perlie.
ben, 3erlgeu 5l uernebmeu InmGlte
ou5uuebmen etc. 0ieieS Gomitc miro
leine Arbeit m%1briheinlih binnen
5luei @od)en b"e9innen. &n ieincr
Segriinorng Der ReioIution bate
Wilton Is. Mort olSgeiiibrt, Dab
5iuei 0eportementSleiier mebrere
9ilreoldeiS mo cinige Sunoert an.
oerer 0eanteu i6re3 gnltcS cntlnlleu
moroen leielL, obne DAB Der WoDor,
ipic ouS @eicb IS erioroere, irgeuo
melde 8riinoe iiir oieie WoBregeln
ongegeben bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
@ermiidte oeuti6e g a Of.
+ d) en-.

Berlin Is. auguit. - gnl1I.
LID oeS 10. 8eburtStogeS oeS aoi.
'erS Sron5 Soicpb mionlen sic Bel.
tilngeL olen poron n~orooeutidle
9lotter, DEM Subilor oie luGrmItcn
@liidlpiinihe. Sn llngorn finoen.
trob oeS 3luiites nit oerGrone, arobe
6eltlldfeiten ltott. Ingemein ipiro
bonn aoiIer cin iiberraihenoer Reaie.
riIilgSoft eripurtet, ser our 2oilna
DER iin9oriid)cn Strife fiibrcn mag.
Vel Dem om 90. GuglIt ouf ser
Sulfon.@erft in Stettin itottfinoet.
Den Stopellouf oeS neuer6auten Gie.
len : Fnlioaicr F.. TmpierS .guall.
lte Viftorio" bon ser Sombura,g me.
rifonilten &inie miro, ipie es beiBt,
Der aniIer ielbit Ole 2auireoe bal.
ten. Die aoilerin bat ole Botben.
ldoIt bel Dem ncilen Yradtidiii iiber.
ronlnen uno miro aud ole 9oule
nolljieben. Gem Iernebmen mad,
peroen bier aomirGle oes britiifeu
Observation-Disclosures Dem feierIid,eu
Stopeaoui b%eimobnen.
6ron5 9%eiregger. 9eutidlano's be.
oeiltenoltcr @enremaIer. 5llr 3eit
FrofeIlor an Der Wiinhener Nfooe.
mic, lit gum itimmberedtiaten Bitter
Der 6~rieoensflaile beS SroenS Your
lie merite erttonnt iporoen.
Sn Shlueiniurt tot ole entoeduna
zines Geli5itS bon 10000 Mort IN
Der ao'ie oeS Yiirgerliden Inter.
lti'bungSoereins u~ngebeure Iufre.
gltg oernriadt. Gie meiiten Sd,ulo.
lfeIi1e luoren ungeblldyt uno pieIe
tleine Selte oerlieren ibre aeIammtten
erlpornille. Die augemeine 8an;if
linter Den Gepoiitoren hattie eineugr.
turn anI Die itIotiihe SporfoiIe s,lr
6olge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

mn @iat % bnerI It an0 nib he5iiG'
lid 0ea Valles Der iSllnoon1Glte fir
ocn neltcn Sildrnurtt ollf Dem neitclt
Centre . Murft YIot iiiDrtc geltcrn
at Scr 8crboItllna bon Sboma9 y.
WcNaiitcr BON Nr. 2l39, Weit,Nortb.
9%(uenuc, ser bon Der G%romiorosGo.
bon @oi6inqtom, iueld)c Ole Srnoa.
mcntc boucn Iol, Den S~ub-Gontrott
iilr sic NipcIlirlurQ 0cS YlobcS CT
boltcn bat. Wc9Iuiitcr fing ont Con-
ucrltao an, Groc nof benl Ylot ST.
io6rcn. Staht &n9cnieur Scnboa'@
@Gdltcr oi,f Ocm Gcntrc.W ortt GloB
&orrn 6. Wc@uirc itnttctc icinem&or-
QcIcbtcn @erid)t nb ltno oicicr, nid)t
oupon 6cnodridtiNt, Dob M~cgaiitcr
scr Sub Contractor ici, crtDciltc BE.
feb(, bob feline Grbc mebr ouf Dem
Elate obgcloocn mrrocn lolltc. Wtc.
IQilter inolt0tc lid an @e6Guoe. Sns
ipeftor Trclton, mo oieier CAB ibnl
Sen GotbL iort5uiobrcu. @Gdtcr
Wtc@uire licB M}c2lQiiou ocS6olb &c.
Itcrn Mor0en %Ocrboitcn. &m mittIc'
rcn StotiouSbouic Dor 2ooi Carr
lpllroc Ole Niioirc oltfgctlGrt moOic.
NQiiter entluIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

g ! / sl sio 4o 5o; E's S5tt ;ss'in ssc fig' e 6S''t ao aPs:
80 10 Ii8en soc. ,abee, irscno cine sprte,
20 5 @fhS. reinlter ausaeInNener Sonia. 29c.
20 / Rto. aerbitrien &i9,Stqftee ~ 9to,
30 lno / Niihfe umleiiiBie Sabne, StIeS POO.
30 8 $50. Mial8sAuifee tilr POO.
81 ooS %0 Ib. ) SlS ~ 9od Il Dt Sts i I; SSI G %if g M'ST'
20 reid iute CREME. ihr 29c {; ebcniunS bert
% ean5en 1aa 1o'slnnO Cad i6neelUeibeS
% "' Sen ! ) Ms 4. I pig 8, 9 big T. better
20 Hiidlen Sboe Neg. 8udersUiats uno
20 1 Rfo. tii6e Bflalnteit. 9lles iiir zoe.
30 Weites In Der Belt Sliocn0l, 8 lr3eu
20 goo, grin9t Cure 5Iaiben; perfu6t esl
39 X9iiomsr qadb5o9nen Die 1oc., @il6feu.
@ aartoiieIsoI nit oIibeTneSef btrSe:
~ llfai; 03 sol @gS & q i,S pr S.u @a!ISme iSitet, yen
20 Quarts fin .20c.. ODER SC. bro GnGrisaine
20 Selbit 0eiu6lc snraioaG Nuriciicf Chips
~ 4 lUt. SbahteIn thr 29c, ooer &c. Die
% Vfa. Observation-Disclosures e6mor,Rino.
y llctih, , Ffo. heiiee SdI5fleiib uuo 1 Yto.
2l NnmbnrRer 2ieaf fir 29c.
~ Slttrn, hae Hnmm 1T, 3 ODER 2A BIO.
% ftr pc.
eprSien.
t5Ac. .&eites &orterDouies Steaf, 1916. bro
1876, aeiteS etsIoure tcuf, t4Ae. pro
1iMc. Yitnh.
80 Infer ielbit bereiteicS, aefodteS uno sum
% @iien fertt9ee Sal5fIeiib, 3 Nto. 29co ooer
30 10c. pro Rfunh.
% Steaf fir 20c.
20 4 RIO. beiteS Gbud Ronft fir 29c.
20 b Rio. Rot Rnuit fir 20c,
20 + Rio. beiteS Sul3tleiih iiir 20c.
- . RIO. beiteS 0umbnraer Stedf. 2ac.
- Speiiell - 6nrtcS. IN Der Stuot Geihlads
% tetcS 9inoiIeifd, Hippen-Rodi Shniite, ?
% RIO. fir 29C.
- Sc6r fcinc siiidc bon oemfcIbcn. 2A
- $40. iHr poe.
- Baltimore Gplntn- ShmnlI. 3 Rio. 29c.
Siaarren' uno Subat Se%purtcmeut.
% + bette 10c. G~ipnrret fin DOC.
% 10 a@rdno Council" &c. Staurren tir 20e.
- II pit breHurnoe Gtnnrrel tltr 2Nc.
- 2g qut breli1elhe 9ipurreu titr poo.
20 @nter 9enrps 9ounto (Sa) LabGf, 2ac.
90 prp 4iuno. 3
- Battle M~r"sNontn6nf, 900, pro Ffuno.
Scrnbcin,er Srue'
gruhc Snmiiien'enoen,
Gr. 3tt, 3t3, 3t5 NIB 3t7, Ne't'eeriuatuu'S str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
5naenolider 6inbreder crIhoien.

Ftttsbura ga, IS. Iuguit.
- eoparo Salloran, 10 Sabre alt.
Wliroe bellte 5u Riueroiep, nabe 0so-
~ronsabe!a . Gitp, go, BON Sbomp.
Jon Boloer. in oeiien @rocerp er nit
etlit)en 8eidbrten e~insebrofen mar.
er'holien. Saaornn uno aft anoere
anaben poren geitern aus Der DIOR.
ganlea . &eiormldule entiprnngelt
uno erbroden Die 8rocerp, nm Gab.
rlmgsmittel oardts si itebIrri Ole
9tidbrten oes ehtidoiienen emit.
famen. 80 1'ass'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Batter pergiitct 5udter nno iidJ ielbit.

Yueblo. Sol, is. Augult.
6ranf @aro, Bormanu IN oen
nFueblo StecI @orts," 5lpnng aeitern
sbeno ieine 16 iGbrige Gotter
5rances, cine tootlide 9oiis Silt elm.
%5unebmen uuo bereitete lid, Damn in
oerielben @eiie Den Goo. Hahbaren
iagen, er babe in letter 3eit idyner
%getrunfen mno III oieiem 3uitanoe
mieoerbolt georobt, er weroe lid uuo
ieiher Sodter elm gerpaltiameS Gnoe
bereiten. Ser Moroer mo Selbit,
moroer mar elm @ittner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Die ga9afataitrsple 9si @PTiflf.

Sts Sa9atalallIepaclp W 'WttH"'
Boiler llntfong oeriel6eu nod ridt
genou feItaeitellt. - giele Ser.
miBte.
Norfolf, go, Is. auquit. = Die
ihredlihe 8obnfataitropbe, Die iid
gcItern Nbeno ouf ser Strede Der
oNtlantic @oalt 2inie" e%reignete, ais
ein nit Negern gefiiQter @rturiions-
5ltg olrd) cine offene 3ugbritde IN Oen
Gli5abetbs Hiuer %itiir5te, lit in ibrent
Aon5en llmionge nod nidt ieitgeitellt.
Mus 0cn Griimmer6ouien I'M Stub.
bette bate mnn bis bellte iriib 5polf
Seldlen beroorae5oaen mo nod merz
Den oht5ig Neger, Ole an Ser Grfur.
lion tbeilndbmen, ucrmiBt. Ma6r.
lheinlid) Iicgen nod niele 2eiden in
0en Sriimmern inter Ben Sllttben.
6iini3i9 bis GO bon Sen IuSfliiglern
buben S%erleBungen bopon getragen.
Die @eiommt5obl ser Eooten oiirfte
lid aui 80 bis 40 be5iiiern.
Ger 2ofomotipfiiNrer, ser oos I'm.
Gliid perId)uloet bat, mar elm reller
gnaelteIlter. Gr mllbte nidt, oaB
ollie 9obn5iige bei'm Sernnnoben an
ole 0rilde onbolten iouen, INN lid) 3t
uergeruiiierm Dob sic Bride aeihloi-
len lit. Ger nclte 3ugiiibrer fubr
nbmlrg@Io8 nit Ietner Menl6enlalt
ms TCr0erbeu. Die beioen poroeren
NIT Eoliu1icrcu geiiilten @oggonS
Itilr5ten NIT ser &ofontotipe in oie
Siefe mo Ionfcn alli oen @runo oeS
SlIileS. Die Mebr5obl ser 8eru1.
gIiidten baben ourd Grtrinfen oelt
Zoo erlitten, Elm G%ntrinnen tpur iii.
m0glif).
Der BUG iauite olS er iidJ ser
bride n1berte, nit elmer @eidtpinz
oigteit bon 10 bis 20 Weilen bro
Stunbe oabin. Die ml$oriidlihe
Orore Der @obnlcitiIng ollie 3iiae Dor
Der bride dn5ubolten, Oh ole Bride
INN olIen ODER geidlolien iei, ipor
o%ffenbor nid)t eingebalten noroen.
Solpobl Der 2ofomotipiiibrer ais Der
9ei5er entoedten ole Sohlaqe crit,
ais eS 81 ipGt mar. Die 2uitbremlen
lpuroen loiort angemenoet, oerioaten
ieood Den 0ienlt.
Die SdredenSlcene ipelde nun.
nlebr tolgten, fonuen niht gebiibreno
geldlloert iueroen. Gas idredlide
Sommergeid)rei Der ertrinfenoen ODER
NIT Dem @olier fdmpienoen W1nner,
6rollen mo &inoer eriiiate oie 2uit.
Ite Follogiere Der nitt oerungliif.
ten WogaonS eilten ioiort 5ur Siilfe.
lelltilng berbei. Die 2ofomotipe rubt
p%oIlltonOig inter @olier, 10 Dab niht
einmol Der Hollhion9 lidtbor lit.
glib Der critic Yerionenwo9gon lit
untergelunfen, uuo ole in oieiem
rilbenoen Sooten fonnen mir oird,
Sollder entfcrnt meroen. 8ier bon
oen led)S WaggonS oeS 3ugeS 6lieben
oiiI Dem @eleile lteben nno Ole S,nioi.
len oieler WoggonS ipuroen .iur leidt
ollrdjelnonoer geltiittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
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Ertltcc& Sbcporo II, Gnod) Gratt-
SoipitolS an IS. Charles 2intbicumI,
Siiolueit.G Ode bon Baltimore ltno
@opitroBc, ~ bel 66, $4,000.
@iliom &. Gro2ipcl an &omeS 10.
Iurncr, 7 Cots, s..
Grcoerid Y. &oB, Srnitec, ong6ro.
bon @oIbiuB Noroieite Der Soroto.
9oltroBe, nobe 6rcnont 9luc., IA bel
90, @rb5. $3.50, $1175.
Nbrobom @oloiuB an Robert Sell
Norhicite ser SorotoqoitrnBe, nobe
Trcnlout Noc., fl bel 80, 8ro3. $1S.s
%, So.
Charles 3. Stcin an 2ortiS Seinb
mo 5roll, I Got, @ilbclm.Norf, ST.
Gbomo3 %. &nrriion u1o Jrou on
@m, $. E0blcr mo Srort, Siiooits
icitc ser gitcnitroBc, nobe 2oiopette.
NIUcy # bel -, @rO5. $50, S..
nNtortb Goit y q g." an Sobn e.
@edcl, Norooiticite Der Mooiionitr,
nobc Guofcr, Game, 26 bel 9G, 8ro5.
$3.50, $t25.
MorriS e. Sclenfolp an Sobn NJ.
$. Surnon @eitieite Der @reens
Mount Nnenmte, nobe Srurton.Str IT,
IS bel 90, @runo5inS $50; $3.50.
Worp %. Homep an WiorriS gSein.
man, McIticitc ser Central 9uenne,
nobe Short Nlcp, If bel -, 0runo'
sins $3.50; SIS.
@iuiom @idnron an George Sturs
gcorL I @runbItiid, If bel 60, 500.
Treberif ". &etid uno Trau an
Sobn Hotb uno Srot, Siioieitc Der
GoItcrns gpcnnic, no6c Woibinqton.
StroBe, 10 bel GO, @rluno5inS $3.50;
$3.50.
Somlcl Q. @oaocc uno 3rou an
Honnlono Q. gSiuionS, @eltleite Der
ToppIctonsS troBe, Is bel 81 S..
HoDmon0 @. @iQiom5 on Soml,
e.. Mollocc, @elticitc Der Yopplcton.
StroBc, 10 bel 81, s..
Sophia alcin on Wociei Yofo.
noiusfi mo SrniI, @eltieite Der
@OlicsS troBe, nobe GoIternz gpemle,
10 bel - $500.
Socob Ml,bin an 9opio @oIoltein
uto IrolL Siioieite Der Muaifin.
StraBc, If bel rs, @runo5inS $33;
S..
Morion .. Sonnep an GSo6n @.
$. @eigcr, Sitieite Der Yotomoc.,
no6e SuoionitroBe, 40 bel $50; So.
Woru u. IiSllep al Sarrp 6.
9udncr. Gillette ser 2~eooenbau.,
+ Observation-Disclosures, @rlub5ins $36;
$500.
GGorleS ". Surit on George g.
Iipporo, Giioieite Der Wortb-, nobe
@nrtpid . 9%lOenle, 10 bel 100, @roj.
500; So.
Soiepb u. Glarfe an Sidinb g.
9roipn, Horoieite Ser Sill, nabe
SomaroitroBe, 1876 bel 80; $5S7.
Senrp 5. Sonomon uno 6rau an
Wartin Quinn mo Sroh, HoroIeite
oeS Goblin . Ylace, nobe Wcaimltr.,
II bel -, @runo5ins $36; 800.
Mourice 0ubrcuil an &. Sill 0on.
ion, GorouifG Ode pom Baltimore. uno
UurfebitrdBei So BEL no; $5.ilf5
f Gbhtlts' q. Sill df SpeoSen u.
pSHiie etc. 8eitieite Der Gbeitnut.,