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The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-17
u. D. c. Meeting.

The Tupelo Chapter U. D c. held
it's monthly meeting November 10th
with the Vice Presidant, Mrs. E. D.
Heed, with seventeen membees re-
spending to roll call. By order of the
pr, 3ident all members who have not
filed out and sent in their application
blanks and paid their initiation fee
WEI cancelled from the roll.
Mrs. Hood then asked how many
woald like to have a division pin. SIX
waited pins to be ordered at the next
meeting and several others expressed
a wish to get them later on. Next IN
or6er was the arrangements for the X.
of P. banquet for which the U. D. G..
are to furnish the refreshments. Com
mi ees were appointed to prepare the
diff erent articles and each and every
n requested to be on hand to help fix
and decorate the tables. All arrange
mer.ts being completed for the banquet
it was then suggested we have "a
Trio Around the World" December LIST,
which was unanimously agreed upon.
Mesdames Troy, Duncan, Strain,
Blair, Pledge, and Rogers offered their
hor1es to represent the different coun=
tries, receiving from 2 to 5 in the at
teraoon and from 8 to 10 in the eve
ning, A fee of so cents admission for
the round trip.
Everything being completed for this
ent artainmant the meeting was dis=
missed to meet with Mrs Stellar Dec.
9Th. Business hours being over we
wee ushered into the dining room
VIII re dainty refreshments were served
after which Mrs. Pearl Smith proposed
tai ing a snap shot of the members,
VIII eh all agreed to and assembled on
the lawn and had a groug made. Al
thanking the hostess for the nice time
and expressing a desire to meet with
her again 0 the meeting adjourned.
MRS. G. w. KELLY, Sec.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-17
aVaHVsalsissa stsy asst sayiissa
Snrtsl aiM %13rrHnnal
N,ihas.a "a

Mr.. w. v. Mitts has r. turned ( ron
Union City.
Mrs. Ed Jones of. Sherman, is. the
guest of Mrs. Van M it's this weex-
Mrs. lizzie CJter henson and Hugh
SfcpN .enson Of Be lden, were in town
saturday.
Miss Lillian Str lddard, and Miss Ber~
die Wallace were in the city shopping
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezell Biggers of Plan
tersvilIe were visitors to Tupelo Wed
nesday.
Miss Louise Clark of Verona is the
ouest of Mrs. j. E. Berkeley on Mall
street.
Miss Louise Bolton of GreenWo
was the guest of Miss Mime S~tephenso
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. C. Spencer and Miss Lucia
Tankersley of Verona were among the
visitors to Tupelo Wednesday.
Mesdames S. D. Taylor and Ward q
Verona came up Wednesday, n were
guests of friends in town
Mrs. Oliver who was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs L. G. Y. Baker, OF
several days, has returned to her horie
in Memphis.
Misses Emma Wallace, and Mollle
Goodwin were in the city shopping
Saturday and paid the Journal a very
pleasant call.
Mrs. D. Hurlbert of Okolona, isspend-
ing the week very pleasantly with her
son and wife MI. and Mrs. A. Z. Hurl
bert on Spring Street
After a visit of severalmonths to the
Misses Baskin and Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
Fred Witherspoon and children have
returned to their home in Birmingham
Ala.
Col. W. L. Clayton and Rev. S. P.
PRYOR and Mrs. J. w. Yates attended
SYNOD of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church at Senatobia last week. They
report a delightful occasion.
Born, to DIR. and Mrs. I. !. Bonner,
on the 14th, inst, a son. We extene
congratulations and a wish that every
desire of his fond parents for nm VII
be realized and that all the good OF this
life will be his to share.
W. v. Mitts has returaed from Ken
lucky where he purchased q car OF
mules and horses. He brought some
of the best combination horses Ken.
lucky afforded and is now pleasing tne
lovers of good horse flesh by exnlpitine
them at his stable on Spring street
He has some of his pick at top prices
Mr.. Jack Moore of Jasper county
Alabama was in the city Monday anc
went through our new courthouse ano
~avamined it critically He was greatly
LEASED with the structur which he pro.
ponnced first class in every respects ane
,,nNto-date as well. His county, walker
nil erect a new court house IN the
naar future and Mr.. Moore's visit was
for the PURPOSE of gaining Information
that would be of value to his home people
when thew are ready to build The com.
m;ss;oners from this county. will visl'
T,,nalo sometime when u board i n
session to gather all the information
shat the board gained from the OK.
rarn;ence they had in building our court
f,o.,se The Alabama commissioners
nan gata great deal from boaro
that wouldb e Of much value to them n
smsL;ng fine contract and getting their
court house built according TO specihca-
kiona,
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-17
Annual Dividend Policies

AS issued by the Old Penn Mutual
Life Of Philadelphia furnish sound, low
priced insurance For men between
40 and 65 years of age these policies
have advantages not given by other
con- panies. Apply to J. Warren Ware.
Read Hotel TupelQ.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-17
Notice 10 Physicians

There will be a mseting of the Lee
county Medical Society on Tuesday Nov.
21st 1905. All members are expected
to be present and all who are not are
earnestly requested to givs us their
presence on above date and to become
members of the society.
DR. T. A. BoGGAN, SEC.
DR.. j. w. SPENCER, SEC.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-17
FarmeIs

Can secure sound life insurance at
low cost on the annual dividend plan on
favorable terms by applying to j,
Warren Ware-Read Hotel.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-17

Rip Van Wrinkle is produced on a
scale of magnifcence never before at
tempt presenting word for word, scene
for scene and act for act as played by
the veteran actor, Mr.. Joseph J~efferson
in all the large cities in the United
States, thus guaranteeing a thoroughly
first class production in every respect
At Opera House Sat. Nov. 18.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

Colonel 1oaa Gaabse editor of tug
state Register has made sarHm
feE he afm~ ta HFc alAf he
terms aU4te prize I,fe sub
apfaa g. ta gapa ta Uae 0kaEo
mabar8 sIil $50 f0 bHn mBfsIei
hctaHe q mother aH8 las i lau# 0f
hetaau ne 8I fIs possible for
Oklahoma .s aKteea Itse oa tuaE
Ie Leader however es 5aabo
eue better ana afen q Ife s4hnrp.
N01 = faa oHat1-Han Kn Nh0
si. fake aa#He iafa hasfaHd Ito
IS ras rast i3 ana gl uaeAg'ae
See o. p laas tHe sute Capr
tal earm NE FH u us
taa EkIaI am ar wh1 wu
mlr aoaHle aai EIttHf Leslie Nis
bart af tae lsaIe6 uHa Is m tbt
sade le aaa a 8ee
State tatta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
BIG FLOODS
IN ARIZONA
The Little Colorado a Raging
Terrent


Associated Press
Ilolbfook. ARA May a.The food
waters u the Little Colorado river
reached their higtesi paint here 10
dag ~ 2 3. IN, when tie waters le.
gan 70 reoeed. Al danger now ap.
pears % he pasg TIE damage 10
iloibfook Is slight bat tie town vas
saved b 3 very usrfUw margin, TIE
river cutting TO within ten fest q
the residence portion Tte water Is
still wearing away ghe tanss next "a
the town however, AID All hands -.
day are working - stop Tire cutting
TIE Little Colorado river, normally
Is 81 Insignificant stream, bat now e
isa raging torrent four aud half
miles wide Tic damage 10 the
rleh valley will reach into the hum
dfcsis ~ thousands u dollars Tie
rich VALLEY ofthe Little Colorado has
suffered almost irremnbie loss which
fails chiefly upon tie farmers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
strletly uenuiae

Most otthe rateut medicine t@t.
meulals ag probably genulue. TIE
following mtles feceBt.f appeared ln
tAe AteA'sau kam 0alc H5ue
Gact well known engineer running
90 tie Missouri Pacific between
wichita and hIaNa. lately appeared III
a h,g aae Nith picture and when
lie was ln thi. oaice today We asked
him about it he SASS he had a ter.
flHc pain ln his stomach and thought
be lad eaneer Ills druggist recon.
menaea KodoI and Dc SAYS It cured
him lie recommended 1T % others
eho vefe also cured Kodol dyspep.
sla cure dlgests what you eat and
cures an stomach troubles Sold Is
Peoples Drug Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
speslal 90. lo Nllraases

For the Hiernal meeting Head
Camp ara Forresten National En.
campmout Modern Woaimea Il
America and AuuIar5 societies. Mll
waukec Nis June i1 ta "a i# ths
Frisco wlli set round fnp tickets n
MiIeauleg Wis Sc rate 10 one fare
plus s1 cents lae % Nae
June ia iT and ls 1896 Tlcsets
limited Tor cautWous passage iu each
direct i1o sdinF ftlp ta commence 0n
date 81 ale Mi return tnp an date
rf execution ehseh s'aa noi be later
than june = Iaa Extension on
fhese tickets can ie arranged faf De-.
turn ap folqf & less rffuHher
particulars soe Frisco aeft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

v A. Kinuisou, u welcb. and Dr.
}. " Craig 81 Yinlia represented
ne Vinita district ID the Torrltoml
Head Camp q tie Modern Wo0dmem
a. South MeAiesef "Wednesday report
THAT Tie Cherokee Nation reeolfcd
tie hos share of the lonons bestowed
by that body Thres delegates were
q q selected % ~ 10 the Head Camp
AZ Milwaukee and . state eonsul and
state eiers foT The Territory Niniia 5
district secured tlle election u J. B.
liaFper, state censul, and y A. KIN.
ulsan u Nsich as delegate sith 1no.
Adalr y Tahequah. alternate
Tulsa was selected as the meeting
plaee iof flle next state Head Camp
TIVE years hence ~ Craig reports i
very profitable trip
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
EX-CONFEDER-
ATES' REUNION
Committees Getting In Shape
To Entertain the
Veterans.

TIE executive committee hAsln q
charge of fhe ragnan % Iho 81
Confeiemfes here 1a.y s Hand 3. faid
a8otter meetiur THURSDAY Tf@
present sefo Chairman taluan
Ncsl4mes " saudeu elias naud
san and Mess or Tuner ani sn
ag rarksf
Plans Wese discussed somewhat 81
length ore chairman II ITO Commits.
afy committee announced ne GIL
He assistants UaHg Barrett Z @
FmyeF. 4 x Taylor Ad limeh = IS
MARKS Dragson WIS HG Chandler.
Nm Epptnan ard JOHN core
pafssf chairman ei tte FtnaHee
committee announced as hs IS.
asam ney Nais5n Nm Little.
& b l,aecn. ~ b knmeaf NJ Il
iaruagh : # fetsr ara q E
espadiea
Mn G 4 Davidson announced s
Ter alds upon tie pah.iefg amii-
teg tl.e following Nu III Hakeneg
4 q Marn d N NeCHalotk 4 A
Davidson atd Is subcommittee au
transportation ard excursions MAJOR
Coleg J n ftcs N 4 FauMns
10 eas estimated that UH less than
aHs u8uaai dollars a8gd b. fe.
uaint o. property entertain tie sa-
dltr and the people lsNas estimated
thai tie average Attendance for tie
three DAYS would nor D. isss than aFe
thousand daily Ties committee on
grounds uIlI report 81 tho uoxt meet
nag Monday afteuo0n tie a6ysn-
tagcs q he different places faf hd.1
ing tle exercises
u was suggested that Tie public
through tie press - invited 60 as
vance ideas and plans Tor The enter.
ainment IL the crowd either Is pab
lie Letters & communications direct
q the secretary
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

To eo.i dfaashis q alf t0 Keen snd
cutting winds sudden changes -
Temperature ssauig clothing undue
exposure 0i the throat alsi nees after
public speaking and singing bring an
coughs ana co.dN ialAms ileu-
taund syrup Is $50 last caro Hnl A
t4rf Houston fexas whites Jan 81
lss4 0ns bottle q NaIlafds iiafg
hound syrup cured re q q very bad
ooagh % IS tey pleasant % take
- se. alW sold ag People nne
Store da
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
- - -. -

So IDteEsHsFE MaF Ee1r Al.
min. Erletreaskys Hel according
g. hIsh afa aarhHtF ass aHed
eutH O. ueet division 81 tae Second
squadron Commanded Fl Admiral
Aebesataf ihe admiralty hert has
HfCr0atIa8 uat 5aiaHese division
e .ast cruisers ana torpedo bmt de.
stroYsls were SCOTT there f9r tHe Bgf-
lase q pazslh Gripping 90 destroy.
Hg NehoKato9s aest before they
eap.a effect a Junction Wtl Boiest
fenskf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
RECORD

Thf tess fssaFty ! san psesrfits ~ Ysuf -
tlEeMAna as#tart. Il ffesn . Aa&aas FAgwHf
tknaw "a ssssrsi eshsf gAyslsAAas $50 pre-
@rilz q FtsaiaflF@
qIndieesiiun u making an ssfui froort
- = caase e sudden deaths n e beat.
iuK heart faiiars IN ~ Khastly harvest
qYou rxai II The papsrs daily Il sppAF
euily healthy and even robust meu hslas
Suddenly STACKED vith acute indigestion
after enjoying 4 hearty meal. and 4 thslf
dying d many caaem tSinsr a physician
eoal1 - called ln
GINS should be = warning 10 yoa who
sHifsf - D tsRulaz ~ periodical stacks
oi lndi ton II thsss nnfsfiuuate vie.
tins cute Indigestion hal taken
sEnail II Grvens August PioUvs he.
fo3s 81 their meals theY would nal
hase e ; psey d such satden ssl1ufez
eAagas ossr prevents indigestion =
eFsafiue i digestion. II Aiao regulates
gae hves. rites ths blesd and toslaa -
the entire ssem n a natural way
qTso ase IS aad Ise Ali draesissa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

Having % lay upon ms hod fOf q
DAYS from 8 severely bruised lcg
Only found eiisf when ! ased q bottle
0t talIaris Sn8a liulmeut ! caa
cheerfuI'y fecommcna it as tie lesi
medicine fof bruises ever sent q the
Afflicted lt las now necame \ posi-
tive cacoes1ty apon myself D r.
Hyrnes merchant DotenelI.e Toxas
PC ioe sleo Sold 81 Peoples Drug
Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
there niiirrsnes.

Tho dlfefeuce between kouuedgs s
LAXATIVE Honey and Tar and aiI other
oa4gh 8wp IS uiat if moves the
bowels tlNs expeiIlng cold from tic
system THIS feiaKes the uefFetis
SECS and by Its healing effect on tie
throat and lungs Tic cough Is relieved
cured entirely keunedys IS tie
original LsKstiye Honey and Tar ard
contains no opiales Coed alike fof
Young and old Tastes good Sold
by Peoples Drug Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

WEsu eer fa fe Haaae l.
hu8 urei Haee tia pI
AaHeT t $3.50 bI
EHe jew tfe iatte IafE san
IIr tas lati.t p0e Har.f Etser
srf taH >.e Headache
NI#ge eIa IbuF UrHf sllrr
esru at eH ae uu
ett ~ fH HipH al8 lIH5,
sl F IHHE Har aH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
CRUSADE ON
KANSAS JOINTS
Desperate Efforts will Be
Made 10 Enforce
The Law


Associated lfosx
Topeka haos Mas 6 The State
Tmperanca Union. encouraged ~
ue stand which Governor uoch las
taken ou The enforcement % TIE pro.
h.bitary law al Tegeka hss begun 5
eamplgn g. enforce the AW in every
cart 81 the state
Tie Union adopted resolutions o.
daY Witch ui.l e read to otgU
church atl0H nest sunaa Tic
plan IS "a caIl upon the church ueu.
lefa 81 aid u tht crusade
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
WAR SHIPS IDENTIFIED
Nebogatois Fleet Lying Near
Island OF Penang

singapore Mar Tile British
steamer seaugat which arrived here
taiay mpafts having passed q dIt.s
im q Russian sarslip eIug er -.
En midway between Use island 60
Penang aud singapore Al u.ue 1'cIoek
tAis morning Tie warNm have
bogu ldenugei IS tbe Fourth n.s.s.
au q The Russian Squadron oam.
anled IS 9cueml Nebaatof
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
KANSAS CITY'S
MAYOR ENJ0INED
Franchise For Pumping Kansas
Gas Said To be
4 Grab.


Associated Press
KANSAS t.ff Stag Circuit Ja4H
Gates gdA issued 4a 0tler ae5u tae
petition of several prominent eifluHs
oailulHs the mavor fram signing g.
hiIi feeeut1 lasasi bf tae city coaH
cil granting franchise % eaNefuc8p
liaisisio Furnish flie sity sith natural
sas % b pumped from TIE kansas
ol fields Tie petitioners asserted
tgat tHe bi.l WIS graft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
RUSSIAN SHIPS
IN A STORM
hit BY a TyphOOn OFT The
Coast OF China.

Ai1af China Mas a tYphoon.
uhlcH swept ille oaasf uf south China
thls Nsek Is aid 4 hAse damaged
tbs Russian seeNnd faelar squadron
considerably TIE lighter vessels afo
reported scattered sappIns men
expect further delag To- tis execution
at 81 sat sausay'a plans as a result 0f
sIe laaisge sustained
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
HEAVY SHOWS
IN THE NORTH
Snow PlOws Being Used on
Northern Pacific
Railroad.
Associated I'rm.

s. Pau, Mas 8 Tie weather CON
dltlofs in TIE northwest ard paftic-
uiafly in North Dakota, Montana
aud horfh - Winnipeg have been
unusually severe the paat twenty-foar
houFA There hAs been heavy fail
~ wet auow - that section ranging
from six inches % a foot ~ depth
Rotary STOW pl0ws are haiug used on
s0me branches o. the Northern Ia.
ciho railway
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

Heslthf khiuem gather Tie impaHt
Ie- from the b.osi ana gn.eS ines do
laeif health IS impossible Poles 5
kidney cure makcs ssund kidneys ani
WIl pesitagig care al forms 0f klduey
Hi bladder dlaase u strengthens
the whole system Sold by Peoples
nME SION DIS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
DISTURBANCE
IN WARSAW
Company Of Cossacks Are
Summoned 10 The Scene
OF The Riots

Associated Press
WaraW Maf Moro disturb.
a0css occffsd q several parts 81 fhc
ely ths morning Tie aarkmeu
farcthy sfepped aH street ears and
eain q 0gan % s4Aas HAs
sammHuel ani the crowd dispersed
haras ths encounter soldier Ras
A.Qt p Ha f1e HHa H ile rrdad
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

Tie Indian Mission conference 81
tie Methodist church, south VII
meet AZ lAvtun go the sri 81 Ng
sembef and vii. be presided over b.
Bishop T. Z Hes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

4 a linmu. % Inch Ara writes
f1Iess iiaHer aUi Tar S tHo best
preparation fuF coughs. colds aEd
lung trouble I ku8a that It has
caud consumption iu The ant stage
sold Is Peoples Drug Store da
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
AFrlena IN Need.

Do you know ~ anyone suffering
with consumption Then tell them
that hr boschees German Syrap viii
ours them and sou wiil q a friend
need 6efman Syrup IS reliable
specific fof cure of consumption Il
has been making marvellous cures q
consumption throughout ue world
f8f fofty years Group coughs colds
bronchitis and an thrual and lung
troubles afe speedily cured o. German
syrup lflai bottle, 2se illg bottle,
Tae, Al Wilmer Drug go. dw
-Four foom hous 10 rent ou north
sH4a a. ffa.r
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
slnmn AtLana d..

Iaefe Is slump Ia business at the
Cherokee land oflee az Muskogee.
Cherokee eltlzens hling for allotment
averages i5 daily against 50 a month
ago.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
WHOLE TOWN BURNED
Fifteen Business Houses
Burned Loss 100000.
Press

Associated Press
Home 6ItE haHs Na} Fm
eafIg lolaE DESTROYED aftWu aaae0
teu hee leaving H tas depot
Ht tae elevators standing Several
Iamla .a8 al the1 possessed 14t
less aIl. Eeac Hauiai tHaui
.4H of more
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

FUur nom h0usa D rent On north
side J C. GRAY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

sic goIfonitooten, Geuti6(on6, sic
S6uei5, &uBlonO uno onbere 2Gn-
Der oeS noroIifen europa; elm 5lpci-
fer fir 5ranfreid, Stalien, &ortugal,
Spanien lrno anoere an ouS mittel-
I0noii6e Neer ItoBen6e QQnoer; elm
oritter fiir @roBbritonnien uno feline
9oIonie'n; Elm bierter fir Mcrifo,
Gentrolomerifa, @eltinbien rmoSiir-
omerifa; elm fiinfter fir 9liien oocr
genouer fir oos oiiotiide 3uBlano,
China uno Sopan; Elm iedSter in Gc.
leroe fir ouBeroroentliden QienIt IT,.
beIonbere Otiiiipncn nod irgeno mel
ben 1beilen Der @elt. Iieic Nttu.
DIES brauften feline f~irirten 8obnIibc
in irgeno elmer @ouptitaot 5u bober,
Ionoern tonnten bon einem Srt nodJ
Dem an0eren tronsferirt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

3uiammenitoB 5tpii6en 3tpei feinb.
liden Wablpnrteien ereianet. Die
Sppolttionellen attaftrten Die &iberas
len nit 8niippeln. Sepor Sronung
aeitiftet neroen fonnte, tparen %
Rerionen nerIebt, etlide oauon ihtuer.
Siinf3ebn Der Serletten babcn 0oIf.
lpltnOen erlitten, eini9en mltroen ole
Sbren nbgeriiien. Die 2eute fGmpf.
ten nit 0uBeriter @rbitterun9. Qret
Der Gpfer ringen NIT Dem Eobe.
R ebr 8eormen iir 90 a.
ce0onien.
Con It tinopeI, 20. San.
- Sn llebereinitimmIng nit elmer
Ger 8erorOnungen 6es 6Itreifiids
ruiiiiden 8eformplanes fir @oceoo.
MEN baben Die ruiiiife un6 oie DIT.
reifii6e 8otihoft iebt Der Eforte Ell
men 8Ian sur f~inon5ieuen 8erpaI-
tling ser 0rei maceooniiden GilaietS
unter6reitet, neIfer Die Gontrole Ser
@innabmen uno &llSgoben ourd)
5inan5 . Snipettoreu unb biirgerlite
agenten mo Die @infiibrung zines
regelmGBigen idbrIidJen 8iiogetS in
ieoem 8iloiet uoriiebt.
SGber COB zines 6 ii II Il d.
lcrS.
2onoon, 20. Sonllnr. Ser
Wtaler u. 8. 8oltgbton mrtroe in iei.
uem 9Itelier in @ampOen SPILL, no er
an einem Dor eint9en 8oqel1 orge.
fungenen @emGIoe aQein g~eorbcitet
bate, foot Uo%rgcfunocn. Gin 0iener,
Der ibn gum 8nbelfriibitiid rllfeu
moIte, fono i'm olf cinem Sopbo,
nit einem Seppid) beoeft. Sein 9or.
per mar bercItS tolt. Seit einigen
Wtonotcn bate 9olrgbton iid) lpegelt
zines Ser5IeiOens IN 0r5tIifcr 9e.
bonolung b%eiunoen. Mon glaubt,
Dob CT ooS Hobcn zines NnfoQeS
fiibltc uno lid nieocrlegte.
(8corge Senrp 9ougbton lpor i'm
9e5embcr 1884 bel Rortpidl Gnolono,
geboren fam I'M Sabre 1889 nod oen
Ter. Stootcn, OcrIebte Icin anoben-
alter III NlbonD, N.-Y, 9ing 1853 nod)
Son0on, 1859 ndd1 Sronfreih. mn
lieB ii6 1861 in Gompocn Sill bel
Sonoon nieoer, Giele ieiner 9iloer
(8eibno6tSmorgen in Ger grctugne,
Gang Ser Ellritoner nod Der airdc)
limo in oen Ser. Stootcn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

elm ol1rd) sic Gro5eiiton bunt 6elebteS
9ilo. Die Wtttglieoer Der foiierli6en
6anlilie uno Die 8enerale, iotpie oiele
Nnoere nobmen longiam ibre Yldtc
aui Dem Yaniuon uno Der 9Iotform
ELM ollie, Der &oiler eingeibloiIen, NIT
entbIoBten SGllptCrn.
@ei'm ShIuB Der feierIi6en Gere.
monte, no6oem Der metropolitan
oos &reu5 in oos @oiier 9etordt bat.
tC, felterte Die Beter. uno Baul8.Sc.
itrng einen SaIut. Gann i6Illg Elm
au9elregcn oltrf Die 5enIter, Die
@eihoiic fomen altS elmer aunone
Der 80rienploB = 8utterie, melde nit
&artdtihen GeIooen mar. Giniae Scr
auaeIn trofen olth Die fleine offene
aopeue. IS ereignetc ii6 ober feline
Bnnif, un0 Der metropolitan Id)ritt
raid Oo5u, ben aoiier uno ieine I'm
9ebung SIT ie9nen, ioluie Die 6obnen
NH oefl gSd11er Der gtelDa bon 1lelteml
81 meibcn.
Ter G5or bctun6ete feline Spltr bon
A%ufregung. @r empfing ipGter Die
GtpIomatcn in ieincr ilbli6en rllbi.
gen rn0 freunoli6en @eiie, inIpi5irtc
Die 8oroeregimenter ouf Dem 0Iata
binter DEM Eoloit uno cridien Damn
gum @obeIiriibitiid, peIdbcs inn go.
o'9anfettIool ierpirt mlroe. @Qh.
reno oeS GmpiongS begriiBte &oiier
g|ifolollS ben 9otifofter McGormif
NIT ieiner 9%ctpobnten Ser5Ii6feit.
Ter 9otihoitcr iibermittelte Dem &oi-
Ter ocS E%rGiioentcn R%ooieoelt peri01l.
life 8riiBe unOg9iinihc fir Elm oliid-
Iid)eS neucS Sobr, uno Der aoiier
iprod ieinc 6reuOc ooriiber aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

*** Ger nSdiuo6et-@crcin pon
Baltimore" begebt ont Montog, hcir.
90. Sonuor, Iein II, StiftungSieit III
ser o8ermanio : MIGnnerd)or-&ode"
ourd cine groBe MISUNDERSTANDING,
perbunOen nit 9oQ. 8ie ii6li6, miro
iuieoer cine Der bcliebten idpGbiidcn
Soritelungen gegc6en, unb 5fpnr bic
ieS Wol Sic @crueinocrotbSlibun0
bon Soppelfingen." HuBeroem ent-
bolt oaS Ero9ronm: Surncriife
S%orItclun9en Scitcns Der Silrnief.
ton ocs nSobors2 peeumS," @eiungS-
8ortrGge beS .Nrbeitcr . WGnner'
hors," altffiibritng ocS nSdmdbi.
id]en 0rout5ugeS aus Dem poriGelt
Sabrbunoert" lrno CONCERT. II. Son5-
Mltiif.