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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

of the pastorate of this
church.
The causes which have
induced me to take this
step are two in number.
and both of them lie in
the character of the
charge which | have been
invited to accept. The
church which has called
me to its pastorate is 10
Gated at Grand Forks, n.
ID. Denominationally it
is the mother church of
all the mission churches
in that section of the
northwest, and he who
occupies the position of
pastor there will have an
enviable opportunity to
counsel and guide in the
prosecution of state mis-
sion work in no small
way. The church is also
situated advantageously
to Influence a large stu
dent body connected with
the University of North
Dakota. -Four of the
professors of this insti-
tuition are Baptists and
they are of the opinion
that he who occupies the
Baptist pulpit will find a
large opportunity tc
mould young life at its
most plastic period if he
tries to get into touch
with the young men and
women of the University.
Three years and eight
months we have been
working together in Man
katO. Ii is not becomino
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

following by E.
Miller to the IluIch of city:
Mankac, Minn Dec l9OTo the First Baptist
BretlTen:Not without feeling in
that
most efficient of ministry hereby
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

Register of Deeds B. Bangerter Jr. is
the happy father of bright and bounc-
ing boy, who arrived this morning to
brighten the holiday season for his par
ents.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

Now is the time to make big
money on Il small investment by
inv G ing your money with
Henry Il, Hance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
THE STATES DEBT OF HONOR

The debate in the Senate on Thursday
on the minority report Of Senator Ad-
ans, providing for the payment Of the
one hundred and forty thousand dollar
appropriation for pensions out OF the
fund arising from the hire OF State con-
! victs, was q most interesting one.
After iIs adoption the amendment
TO the bill offered by Senator Gillen,
that the money be at dice taken
instead and Immediately ~-frcm the
general fund before paying any Of the
appropriations provided for at this
session Of the Legislature, brought on
more talk along the same lines. Those
voting for this last amendment were
Senators Blount, Gillen, Harris. Hud-
son, McCreary, Raney, Sans, Tram
NELL ana Wilson--9. The amendment
was therefore lost, but It's advocates
improved the opportunity OF debate to
show they were as anxious that the
pensions be paid Immediately as we're
those that differed with them, With
this difference, that they wanted the
State to pay the States debt Of honor,
and not the counties who would be
seriously embarrassed By this unex-
pected depletion Of their fine and
forfeiture fund. They further claimed
they even we're anxious and we're
willing even In accordance with the
amendment offered TO 60 without
their own pay, as IL was asserted they
might have to do until the pensioners
were paid in full. In ending the long.
and ~ times eloquent, debate, Senator
Same Of VolusiA, In his characteristic
way, challenged the body to show any
member who was not Q true friend OF
the old soldier. and 10 such existed to
there stand up and have his picture
taken" IL Is needless 10 say this chal-
lenge met with no response. Senator
Sans, by the way, IL an old comrsde-
in-aFmS OF AlAchua's able clerk OF the
circuit court. Hon. s. H. Wienges, and
q true and tried veteran. He con.
tended, - did his colleagues in the
minority, that the pensions should be
paid at once, but that the Confederate
soldier fought for the State. and that
the State should not shift the burden
to the counties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

Will overcome indigestion and dye
pepsia regulate the bowels and cure
liver and kidney complaints. II 10 the
best blood enrichsr and invigorator in
the world. II is purely vegetable. per-
fectly harmless. aud should you be 4
sufferer from disease. you will use Il II
you are wise. Il. n. Andrews, editor
and manager Cocoa and Roekledge
News, Cocoa, Fla, writes; II have
used your HeTbine in my family, and
lind u a most excellent medi lie
effects upon myself have been a mark
I'd benefit Sold by W NJ Johnson,
Gainesville, Fla, and j. O. Bishop,
A 1chua, Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
Growing Aches and Pains.

Mrs. Josie SumpsF. Bremond. Tex,
writes. April Is. lPo2: II have used
BAllArd's Snow LiHimsnt In my family
for thrre years. I would not b. with
oct it In the house. / have used It on
my little EiSl FOE crossing pains and
aches In her kuees. IL cured her right
away. have alsO used 10 for frost Bit
ten lceI. with good sueSess. IL s the
beat Imminent I ever uSed." 2oe, Sc
aud tl 90 Sold By W. ", Johnson
Gainesville, fia,, aad J. &. Bishop,
Alachua, Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

The oil introduced in the Legisla-
ture by Representative Campbell OF
GAdSden county, to define the duties
aud Ok the salary OF State attorneys,
provides, among other features. that
the State attorneys shall assist the
Attorney General In the prosecution
Of all State cases In the Supreme
Court, shall represent the State in
habeRs corpus cases. provides for the
trsnsisr OF state attorneys from one
circuit to another 10 cases OF diSquAli-
hcAtion. etc. and free the salary Of
the State attorney 81 ~, zoo per Nnnum.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

TIE Florida Legislators is evidently
Aeasgminsa on business, and OF the
mauy bills iatrOdneed 10 IL noticeable
chat, with but few exceptions, ell are
fos me bet Interests q The State ~
eouFse thaFS are people In tAs common
wenlsA whe have acquired . habit Of
kioking aa men and measures, and
hseansa they "donh We thai man
nohow = win slnd taait. ks matters
n@rsnInlna % educAtion. exeellenl
~ Rnenl a belng used, and In thn
fesSenes she nrsnNns Lagial8tare de-
1--we ne esioom ~ The eatiFe state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

When the First National Bank Al
Milwaukee, Wiz. had been robbed Of
iss entire capital. ti,bDo.ooo. by Franz
BlglOw. The president, there COM
msneed q FaH on that Institution, To
restore eonadencs Mayor Rose MAJ
sseoFlsd 70 Toe bank BY two police
msn and deposited tboo.oO In cur
Fsncy and gOld. Businsaa assumed is
normal condilioa aud the bank MAJ
saved.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

The people Of Alaohua county are
nos really suffering for rain, but few
gentle ShoNsrs would not come amiss.
In many places not far from this city,
however, there hcvs been refreshing
rains during che week just passed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

senator Faulkner Of PsrFy intro.
duced = substitute 10 senator ZimS
anti-fres pass bill that weighed %
heavily 90 The measure that the Whols
thlnR uAs conplelsly swamped, bsinE
SdsiiniIely postpOasd. u favored pun
ishing The g,vsr ~ veil - the receiver
OF tAvors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

The peach crop 10 this vicinity prom
laeu 70 be attendant. One grower said
he had picked many bushels Of the
young fruit from bis trees to relieve
the branches that contained more fruit
than they eoold hold up With safety,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

The ball for = State Beard Of Ae-
eoO0tsney, introdueed BY Rspssssnta-
tive Noble Of Lake county. hes net
some opposition on the sroana thar
there are Sirssdy too many boards. II
viii be made . special osdsr tos nsrt
"Wednesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

De. d. X. Psarsons OF Chicago gives
eisb.o00 10 southern colleges on the
eondltioa that they raise ~ for every
81 he donates. And the money must
be raised within q year. Now, u Mr..
Carnegie would only plank down the
At0b 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

NJ Wells ball 20 prescribe the CON.
Peasation TO be- paid the member Of
the Boa rds Of County Commissioners Of
the severnl counties. was reed aud
ordered sngrOsssd On Wednesday. IL
increases the PER diem from too 10
three dollars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

For ths sAks Of . newspaper conlro.
veFsy The Punta GordG Herald says
'the shade Of an oak tree IL the lair Of
shas GerosionS monster, the typhoid
fsvsF mierobe." That settles the
question for ell time,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

Eplnlery 10 she Legislature ~ to the
coarse % pursue In regard TO the bills
before that body, should. be addressed
20 the seerstaSy. All suggestions
thAnssully received,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

side and prescribing . fee Of 10 censs
therefor. to be placed In . b9ok Tor
that purpose, uEs Rad the second time
on "Wednesday and ordered engraved
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
ApvnR4IsINe RArzs
OUR CLunsrro LIsg.

The Sun and the Thrice-a- Week
N.Y. World one year. 81 50
The Sur and the Atlanta (0a.)
Weekly Oonstitntion one year. l 70
The San and the Atlanta (Ca.)
Semi. Weekly Journal one year. l 90
The Huns and the BemI-Weekly
Tinies-UnI0n one year. -.... 30
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

uscripts being submitted instead Of the
book itsslf az samples.
This measure 10 full OF loop-holes,
and is positively undemocrstic in ice
provisions. II should be promptly
killed,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

A eoloPed man who was hit on the
head with q sand lime brick pro.
nopneed the qoalIty flut.class, and
skeaghl them possessed Of ~ much re-.
sltlana1 as those made Of clay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

Representative NsCsIlam's BIN ~
onlriug nosaFies poelis 10 have their
Appointmsaas eatsre1 u tAs slsrk's
OiBes foF ne ooonty Ia uhieh thsy Fe-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

The bill IN the LsEislAsuFs Zoe ne
sFeesiea Of = nausioa fos ne Gsvur-
nor oil cone % tn tha Honus snAsv
Tie bill wsa a2an6~6, FeaauInR -
apptopFSAtioa fron eeocO 90 a. 0ao-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

u 4 reported that President Roose.
vali billed two Of the bears shot by hiS
parry bst she rapport 10 mt verified
although e mag be barely possible.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

TIE eunday school workers Of
GalDssvIlle will try TO get up more en-.
tAaBlsem along that line, An hour at
Sunday school 10 benefit to boys OF
AL sRes, And girls, too.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

TIE 6tA bill Of NJ Robisoa Of Leou
wiIl b. made q spssial order fOr TAasS-
day. May llth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

isIa stated thAs BIslOw. the default
ing Milwaukee bank president, has
dled d petition In voluntary bank
Tnptcs, Why thls undue hasts2
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

seueeos eams OF voIusIa county has
intrgdpaod ; bill which requires I'D
niasion 10 ne bar ~ . qualification OF
eobnly judges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

ThssJln Crow bill viii become
effective yuly les.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

Z Tie Twice-a- Week sUE 81 year; siz
months, boc. single copies, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19

bic Stoot,Gonpcrtion mor6ubburo'5
Iclc0otion iicGrcidl.
IN Der f.. Wor0 iicgtc &nbn Is.
GnQcla GclC0otion nit 5l1 Gtin.
men. Gorr'a delegation iilr bic
StoOt .Gpnpcu.tion iicatc ijbcr@lc1n'a
Delegation.
Sn Der 10. Noro bate Nontc9 Nj.
Wiarite cincn lcid)tCn SirN ibCr
Ghos. Is. Gromnucll nit G26 GcGcr
30S Stimmcn.
Nn Der 81. g3orc murcn Z. NJ. &c
tcrion'a GclcGotcn fiir Die @cict0c-
bllngS0iltrifta . GonpCntionUn licG'
reid; 6iCiclbcn Crbicltcn BOG Stinl-
men. Sr. ). ". NrnoIb crhiclt 3S2
mn Nr. :. u. Sod 126 Stimmcll.
%rll. Golro0 Wtiacr'S Delegation 5ltr
Stoot Gonpcntion lic9te nit 2cid)tig-
felt ilbCr Die 5ipci Mitbclucrbcr.
Sn Der %. MorO mllrocn fiir Die
Sclcgotcn 3. :. Wrcen'@ GAG un6 fur
Die GclcNotcn 2co9uc's 3G2 Sttm-
men ob9cgcbcn. GcaQlcihcn gcpoml
Die GClc0otion nca Nrn. $. u. @cb-
rem fir Die Stoot- Gonpcniion nit
i0l Nc0en III StinumlCn iiir GIort'0
IclCQotcn.
&n Der II. Moro crbiclten Nic &c.
lc0utcn y. Stpne's l26 ltno oiciclli-
gen Mc9Cnncp'S iiir Oic@cicBgebun0
800 Stimn1cn. Ncnfcla delegation
iiir bic Stoot Convention iicgtc nit
373 Qcqcn 30 Stimmcn iiir Go.
bcrta' GclC0otcn,
&n Ocn iibrigcn NorOA, 100 bel Den
Rcpublifoncru fCin Gontcit mar,
rullroCn mr. un0CIubr jc POO Stint
men obgc0cbcr,
Sic Nepublifoncr mod)cn lbrC
l0mmtlid)cn NomirutionCt crit III
Der Stu0t.Gonpcttior, IN OCn @Clcb'
QCbllnga. 0iitritta Gonucrtioncn mn
oorn in Der StootasG onocntIon
pclhc miCocr 6rtlomntCn trltt. NtC
0cnotrutcn hobcn ibre Gunot0otcl,
oircft nonlinirt ollrh 0oa 8olt@uo.
tltlll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19

tinn); Hr. 9Ol, Nor0 . GulpcrtltroBc,
Oh Stimnlcn.
3iuolite Mnro.
2cpniou9|olf, iCbt Witglico; Glert
Der Stuuta 9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
Nr. 2lO9, @uilioro , Npcnuc. 35t
S%tinrnlCll.
Grci6cbnte Moro.
Soml,cl 5. &idctta (Grgontios
tion); Moid]Iniit; 9tr. SIG, Moro ,.
Ipcmlc, 7l2 Stinrmcn.
Charles 9. Wil6ourne (9tnti- Or.
0oniiotion) aupicrihmieo; Nr.2G0i.
6ronci3itroBc, 400 Siimmeu.
Nier5cbntc Woro.
Sorrp NctcrS CGrgoniiotion); re.
itullrutcllr, 9tr. 2t35, Wuoiion 9lnc.,
li2 Stimnlcn.
George y. Stinncr glnti.0 rgoni.
iotion); tobotsbGnolcr; Nr. 1926.
Nj. HopuI 9luc., 6l9 Stlntmcn.
Giini5cbntc Mor0.
,Sobu 4. Sncoo (Orqohllotion) },
5I3 Stinmtcn.
(bo4. 9. Grlmumu C2lnti Orgoni.
iutiou), g}r. 1923, NotcritrnBc, 69S
StimmCn.
Scd)a} cbntC Nor0.
". Nrcnt Motcr@ CSraol1iiution)
WtitNlicO Scr EorfbCb0roc untcr Wta.
nor NopC3, so Stimmcn.
SiCh5Cbutc @nrO.
Or. :. Z. WicGorthn (0rgoniiu'
tiorD, iriibcr Foli5ci . Hr5t, l63Sttm.
men.
&obu @rcnbcl (9Inti SrQoniio'
iion); GigorrcrIobritont; Nr. S23
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19
Iampfcr r|rcslau."
,5ltbr an I. september pon Bremen
o6. - @irO morNcn bier crruartct.
- @rin9t 20 Yoiiogicrc.

Ser .NoroOeutld)c Slouo"s Gnms
pier .0rcaImL" Der am I. September
nit 235 G0l'oGlCrcn non Bremen alb
iltbr, miro morqcn bier crmurtct. Sic
2iite Der aoiiltCn . EolIo0Icre cntbolt
iolNCtbC 9S Namcn: 6ruu NllGultc
0rocnlcr, Eroi. Miouricc unb 6rull
4roi. Wallrice Bloomfield, Sr. mo
Srou Gbriition 0nrmcpcr, Gl'ie NM
SnDio Wormcncr, Nr un6 Trnlt Z.
aQ. @otterbuld,, either NJ. 9otter'
buid, 6ruu Auguiic @icbL 6rou Sor'
baro 0nrnidel, Sr. Sobn @urnldcl
sri. Mor0. @udcr, Nr. Ncnrp Dor
itclmonn ST.. unO Srolt Sol. @rolllL.
9llicc 0iibrcn, Gr. Oator mo 6roll
Gr. S4fur GdltcirL Grnn &ohunrc
Gblcr@, Ncrr GupiO Gciniin0cr,
Nr. mo 6roll Charles Groinic, Sr.
MoItcr NJ. Niucbromu, ST. Nn0rclp
6rocihcr, &r. mo Grou Ncinrid)
@rolt, Groll Goa griffin mo ainb,
Trou Clara Nulld, Sr. (hoa. &olld,
SRI. Clarence Nulld, Nr. NltN. Nile,
!Nr. Ilol3 Nllln, SRI. SouIlc ,Socgcr,
SRI. Murp i. Solution, SRI, Clara
aiilmcicr, Srou Eoulinc 2uCbcrt
&cinrid &licbcrt, Sr. Charles &nnQ,
Sr. Charles No. 2inthicumL, Sr. IS.
2. Vintbicum Sr. Otto Wuldom,
Sr. Sernurn Midlid, SrlS. Ioro,
Inno mo Wuric Midlid), Gr. un0
Nrol Or. u. u. M~tuc2odlnn, Or. @cn.
WurbodL &r. Gll0olf BON Miinhom.
6rau Marie Ntcicr, SRI. Glilc Nc.
0Cfe, Sr. ulo Iruu Sohnnn Ncll.
moDcr mo ainocr, &r. llno Sruu ).
9tugcguit, &r. SouiS Nietbmonn.
Irol antborinc OhIc, 6ruu gmmu
Tcntcrt, 6rou %iftoriu Nol5er mo
2ino, Eultpr q. mo 6rou Is. Montc,
Foltor 6rcO. mo Irou sSreb. Tbcin-
oorif Nlup &%beinoorii Sr. Carl no.
iendlL ISruu Hcnu Sdymiot, Or. uno
Srol Or. Grnit =. Shroeoer, Hobert
Strococr, Srnlt &ernninc Shroeoer,
I'll. GliIe StobIioro, Sroit @o,end
Stoncf, Soiclo lino Glisfo Stotef.
Sr. mo 6rot Gugult Sperling. ar@
quite Sporting. Srou 6ricoo Shrcl'
Der, 9r. uno Srdu Ssfur Sc'bner,
tSrlS. 6elicc mo Maric SeIdner mo
.g%coicnuna. SRI. &. 4. 5orlplt, Sr.
u10 Irou Sobn Wclt, Troit Yuma
@ogcnborit, Sr, Scinrid 3ic9ler mo
Sr. Senrp 3immernIann.
Die Offi5ierc oeS G%arnpiers limo:
GopitGn $. Erogcr, critcr Sfii5ier u.
Girls, 5pciter Siiijier St. @robn,
orittcr $. BOB, pierter Sifi5ier u. SG-
ger, criter Moid,iniit Sn9cnicrlr u.
a(r5t Er. meb. $. Sfonlburg,
Gropiont. uno 3oblneiitcr ". ahs
reila, Sberitetpnro i. Moblcr, Sbcrs
fpd) u. @rintlningcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19

Gcmotrutii dc Mor0. Gre
futiu y cumtcn.
EiiN Die @c1pcrbcr nm @orO.Grctl..
tiu NcnnItcn lullr0c iolgcn0c@SOtrml
ob0c9cbcn:
Critic War6.
Nuutc9 E. Nitbbert, lest NtitgIiC0 ;
GbCi.Glcrt Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Ar. 29O1, Nu0ionltruBc (SrGunllo'
iior), feline Cppolition 13l Stimz
men.
3luCitc @oro.
Gonroo Gidbout, Jest Wtit0licO;
@ciliiQclbGn0lcr Nr. 1922, Nliccun.
noltrobc (OrGoniiotion), feline Gppo'
iitipr, 196 Stimmcn.
Grittc Wuro.
". :. @urlnno, icbt MtitglIco; Gr.
EoliSCiridtcr. Nr. 2li. Sii0.9on.
StroBc, GIG Stlmmcn.
Inorcm !. @urns. Nr. 70L SiiO.
Goenitrobc (CrQoniiotion), G02 St.
GlCrtc Worh.
W. $. ". Hcuo, frilber WitgIich
Der @cictNcblng; Nndfolgcr fitr u.
aotbc. Nr. HOG, Mclt.So rntogoNtroBc,
feline Oppoiiiion. 31S Stinumcn.
Siluite @aro.
Wortin i, Neulp, Jest Witglico;
Glerf. Nr. 500. NorosS ront,S troBc,
fciitc Sppoiition. 234 Stinlnlcll.
Scd2ie @uro.
Surrn .. SumpbrcpS, Solicitor,
Nr. 1888, SciicrionltroBc, 592 q.
Sobn ". 6oritcr (anti.G rgoni'u'
tion), Shubmo6er. Nr. s, Noro'
Gbopclitrobc, $50 Stimnleil.
Sicbtc Wdrb.
O.. ". Sobnion, iebt Mitglicn;
6ricocnaridtcr, Hr. 1923, Sit-lRonlt,
mcntitrobc, feline SppoIitioh, 262 ct.
Idte Wdro.
@ernoro S.Mcebon iest Witglteo;
GcmntiiiionsbGnoIer, CIR. 1900, Dit
2uiupctte-N penle, feline Sppo'ttlon,
25S Stimlitcn. t
Ncunte Waro.
Sbomun y. Campbell, elcrt I'M
GriminuI9critt, Nr.2ii9. Dort'Hooo,
feline SppoiitiorL 3i5 Stinmer.
3chllte Waro.
8eorge u. Sruelope, Jest Wtlt0lleo;
SitpcrintcnOcnt, Mr. 1126. Gil'or'
'truBc, $50 Stimmer.
Gone0 McGlusfep 52o Sftllllltcit.
elite Waro.
@orb Y. oittia tgntf.0 raotiia'
'tiop1 ,jgst MiislicS JNEseiStiAter;
Nr. II, Sit 9erinStonltraBe, 6oo
Stinmen.
q. Gee @olosborongb (Srganlld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19

@onoler, Nr. tO25, AorOs 6l'ltpr'
|penic; lt5 Stimmcn.
Sieb5ebrtr &oro.
Ecorrc's Delegation %Q0pdblt.
Idt5ebntc N0ro.
Gomin @rob, Nrrfouicr 9tr. 81,
Observation-Disclosures
Ncun5ebntc MorO.
:, 2%ci9bMiorriolt. 5upcrintcnocnt
Der vGumbcrlon0 Gcol 60" Nciic
bon Scnotor 8ornluu, 9ir. il12, W.
Miulbcrrpitr.
3%iuon5iaitc MorO.
Slnton 9ronatu. &crf0u'cr, 9r.
il3, Siio, Nuloafiitr1Gc; GO 1tlrn.
men.
@cnrp s. &obn. Wrotcr 9}r, 1911
@cit,EruttItroBc; 32S Stjnmcl.
IbOmoa Gumpbp; % Stlnnlclr.
Ginuno3>por5iQitc Moro.
Charles Goiiing, Grocer, 9|r. 6",
ScoitltraBc; 2lt 5tlnnrcl.
Sobn Iocrr, 23t 5tlnlnCi.
Iobn &. 9cuion 22l Stimrnen.
3luciunb3pon3iHitc Morn.
&Obn s. GicB, GiQorrcn'obrltont
Mr. 223, @onopcritr.
GrCiunb5noniiQitc Muro.
Charles GCpioI. Nrlcocn3rld)tcr,
Nr. 1908, Siio.Gborlc@itr.
@icritnb5tpon3iQitc Moro.
Nutrid II. @cIih Glcrt, 9tr. 400,
N~ottCrD.Aoe.
,>m CrItCn nm 5mCitcn @C'ct0c-
bltrQ2 Giitrift Bethlehem feline &ofor-
3cn liir Den Stootaicuut. Die l(n.
tcrhou%. WtitglicoCr mcroCn non Oclr
Giitritia, GonpcI1iionCu uomirirt.
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FcnnipIponiu : NocuuC, 507 Slim.
nlCll.
y Ndt5CbntC WorO.
>Sobu 5. Mturn icBt MitglicO, $50
Stinmcn.
N%eun5cbntc Wnr6.
9. !. Hoocu (Orgoniiation); Jest
NtitglicO; Noli5cirihtcr; Nr. II. 70.
WiImoritruBc, 1907 Stimmcn.
George ". Gmcrid (9tnti.G rgoni.
iutionL G2l Stimmc1.
3~luon5iaitc @nro.
Gimotbp Goicp (srgoniiotion) ;
Jest Wit9Iicb; GIcrf im 9iircou be5
ScltontentSrcQiitrotora); Nr. S57,
peri. 6rcocrid . Npcnuc, 637 Stint
men.
", e. @iIicp GInti.O rgoniiotion) ;
Glcrf; Nr. If, Sii0 Eanionltrobc.
Isl Stimmcn.
Ginumhimnn5igitc @nr0.
Sofob Is. @oncr C0rgoniiotiot1);
Nirtbihoit, 9tr. $40, Silo . Eucoitr.,
300 Stinncn.
Sobn Z. SurucU glnti. Srgoniia.
tton); Nudorudcr; 9tr. tt5t, Scott.
StruBc, 29S Stimmcr.
,3luciunh}mor5igitc @oro.
Sobn 5, 6iBlimmona; @oiIiif; Hr.
400, @cit @ccitroBc. 200 Stimnen.
Grcilnn5uon5igitc @orO.
Sobn aobL inn, icbt MitgIieo;
WirtblhoIt; pr, lilo, Siio.Gborlc5.
Strobe, 2O5 Stimmclt.
@icruno5mon5iaitc @orb.
Mortin y. HcunoIOa; icbt Mit-
gIicO; Mirtbidoit; Nr. TOP, Sit.
GrobltroBc, 5l1 Stimmcn.
Hcpublifoniihc Nomire.
tipncn.
Gtc Gontclte Der Hcplblifuncr lun.
rem meniN intcreiiont, ocSalcifen
pur ooa &otlm iebr itmot).
Sn Der iicbtcn @orh iiegtc Stein's
Delegation nit IA Stimn,cn gcacn
@obc'a 300 Stimmer; oesaleidcn
'ic0tc Wo1llcs' Delegation iiir Die
StoOtGonpcntion nit 275 oeacn
@cld)'H C0rNoriiotiorO POI Stint-
men.
M Scr -. @oro iicatc Sr. allon
G%lcopcluno nit $40 Stimn,en iibrr
9rn. :, Y. Sill nit 81 Stin1nlen
filr Die @cicbgcbung. IcsgIeid,en
'iegic Gotce'S Delegation fir Die
Stoot'Gonpcntion ijbcr Morris' 9e-
legation. (
aSn Ger d.. ssiaro aciua,la,ar.S obn
Otc6aul Die Nomination fir bic &C.
leBaebnna nit $40 Stimmcn iiber
&. Nbbott nit 237 Stimmcn. Sir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19

II ebcrfullen un0 ge d. c.
acll. - Midacl 9ulons, 26 Sabre
alt, wurbc Sonntog Nodt IN eiltenl
Shuppen Der Baltimore Grid Co."
nube 9afclppoo -Mpenlte nno Eenn.
iplponioz Npcniic, aus piclen @rnoen
hlnictto onigciinocn iino nod Dem
ST. Soiepbs. Soipitul" gebraht. Gr
b%ebonptet, oab er BON elmer NnsabI
Wdnner gcidlagcn wnroe.
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So10l.... 1881 Sl2 lOl3l 92Jl
Gcmofratiihc unfcr.
nu&.Gun0iootcn.
Sir Die Nominntion iiir oos I'm,
tcrbdltS Der @clcbgcbuuA 0ic in Den
SiitrlttS . Gonpcntipucn nonninirt
tncr0cn, morcn Die 0clcgntioncn scr
Iol0enoen 9clpcrbcr iicgrcih;
Critic Nor0.
@cnrp u. @oiic, Wtitglico bco let.
ten SclcgatcnboulC~.
3mcitc Wnr0.
Slnof 2. Sonncr, GrsFoli5Cirid.
ter I'M oltlid)cn StotionDbouic.
Griitc Moro.
Sobn i. Wtllrrop, Sinncr, 9tr. LOG,
Sipo.G rctcritroBc; 1876 Stimmcu.
Serm. ScinlbodL SGrbcr, Nr. 220,
Sil0.Nrpnomou; ilO Stimmcn.
&icrtc Wur0.
Cigar q. Nib, Nr. 40, Olt'Sopct.
ieltraBe.
Tiinltc Wnro
Src0crid ". Milcor.
SehStc Woro.
GbmorO S.9llrtc, Grocer, Nr.20ll,
Oit.9oltimoreitroBe; 692 Stinmcn.
@iaiom :. Norris, biSbcr Wiit'
glieo Der 8cicbgcbunG; NnwoIt; GIG
Stimmen.
Sichcntc Wnr0.
Hobert Snnocr.
Mhtc @uro.
@iuiurn Srenl; lpnr if)on in Der
8eietgcbung.
Neltnte Wurb.
Charles 81. Mbitcioro, 9udIilbrcr,
Hr. 1880, SIt.9tortb.Npe.
3ebntc @nrb.
Charles s. @olthct; pur ihon 1T
Der 8cieBgeblna.
elite Wur0.
VI. Milncs Wallon Mnpolt; 57t
Stintmen.
Wiuiom 9. MoDncr. Sobn hcS
9itnocsicnotorS Hapncr; 5l6 Stlnl'
men.
3polftc @oro,
Or. z. 8. Seatmolc. 3obnurit,
Sit.Nortb. Ipe., nobc GburlcSltr,
9rei5cbnte @oro.
Sobn g. 6. Murpbp, Witgllco ocs
lcbten llnterbaities; COG Stimincn.
Ironf 9riscol (anti'S rgaf'tlo'
tion); 592 Stimmen.
0ierscbnte Wuro.
Mortiu 2cbmoper, M%niuolt; triiber
Mitalico Scr @ciebgcbin9; Nr. 1'2h
Iorf . Mpetiic; 6t3 Stinumen.
@iuiom Seronie acllp, Mliiuolt,
Mr.. 7oS, Moiberitr.; 5t2 Stinlileli.
Iiinf5ebnte Woro.
SoraceS. Wbitntat, anlualt, Wnl'
brpof; $50 Stimmen.
Sobn :. Waiion, Mitipolt, Nr.3lO3,
Clifton . apcnuc; 55t Stimmcn.
hgts Sedese4pte Aaro. .H.
Games 9. Toipfins, Witalieo oeS
Iesten llntcrbanies; 597 Stimmen.
MidnocI I. Maplcp, GomminionS'
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rHiSitntr stanb ptr Glubs

0cfonntc i'd d. I ! d. II l.
81 q. - Yer Stolicner NitgcIo }ito,
mcld]cr ON fl. %itli ieincn @onnS.
mann @inccnt Mog0io oil ser Gtc
BON Charles. mo Gomocnitrobc cr.
ihpb, murbc gcitern Dem HidltcrS4it.
fcs I'M Grimiruleerid)t por0c'iibrt II.
befonntc lid nifiifuIbig. 3ito rn0
Mnesio pspcH, gtsshtarn III ser Ode
BON GoIueri nno Soratogoiirnbe ii.
acricibrn ii6cr ocidGitlide An0clc-
gcnbciten in Sireit. Otto %bcbnuptct.
in MISUNDERSTANDING aebonoeIt III
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