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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
9Glringi(6e Staaten.

@era a. Der Gtaotratb bat be-
fdIoHen, Dab ben N%eteranen, Die Elm
Gintommen bis 1000 Wart periteusrn,
Die Steuer nm rs pro5ent gu ermGbt'
gen iei. 9ouitdnbige Yefreiung bon
Der Steuer 1T niht ungGnsig, bd 'onit
Die Yeteranen mad lanbesseIebliden
9%eitimmungen ibr DubIreht perlieren
piiroen.
9ptbo. Seraog &arl Gbuarb bon
Sahiens 8oburgs @otba bat anldblih
feines Resieruugsantritts cine Ims
neitie, einbesrcifeuo WaieitGtsbeleioiz
suneen unb tleinere Werseben, erluNen.
M einingen. Der @emeinbe=
rutb bat beidloHen, cine llntsriutung
unb Yflege Der 3Gbne Der Shultinber
burd3ufiibrsn. gu bieiem 3pede
purben Bis auf Weiteres iGbrlid $50
Wart aus @emeinoemitteln our Der
fiieung eeitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
0eferref@.

Wten. Der Ganotae bat Elm @es
feb an9enommeu, neldes, Die areirung
elmer 6ritten Yi5ebirserm.iiteriteue in
Wien uno Die Yermsbruug Der Stdots
ratbmonbate bon % uuf u psrfust.
-aiir3Ii6 1T bier WOriB SOFTER, BE:
amter Der MISREPRESENTATION gss
cOmptessisaidaft. nad 48Idbriger
9isntseit in ben Rubeitonb getrsten.
oroentli9e profeKor fir oas
romifde Re6t an Der llniperiitdt, Or.
Geopolo Wsnger, puroe gum Oroinas
rius beHslben 5aaeS IN Der 0ra5sr
unipsrIitdt srnannt.-9ier Iino 100
orme ruiiii6e Suosn aHgslan9t, aus
meiit Jraueu unb &inoer, Die lid aus
Sbefa, WarIdau unb auosren Srtsn
RuBlaubsl seflii9tet battsn. Wlitteuos
unb balb perbunssrt, tporen lie BON
ben Beb5rben in Buoapslt, Die ibnen
etns saitlide 4ufnabms perpeiseTtsn,
mad Wien abgefdoben poroen,
8runn. 4nbier LIT Die grobe Was
fhinenfubrit Wanniet uiseergebrannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

auf Dem GriipisplaB, tn Sbbtau sur
Nuftelung tommen.
9ipppIbi 8 IN {. Cine
Staatsbeibilfe bon 5000 Wsart bat oas
Mliniiterium bss Snnern aIs geitrag
our u~nterbaltuns Der bieiisefl oeuti den
MiuerfauIs fir bas Iaufsnoe Sabr
be!piuigt.
2eip5is. Nah iabreIanger Or
belt ipuroe bus ~Stiftunssbud Der
Stabt 2eipSig" p~olenbet. 4ue Still
ungsn, Die in Der 3eit BON 1221-1902
Der Stdot, Den 8lDItsru. Dem Rutbe
unb ben ipdtsr eineemeinoeten Worz
prten senadt puroen, fino BARN per
5eidnst. sic betragen in ben Ileben
Sabrbunoerten 28,400,000 Wtart, mo-
bon 22,000,00O Warf ununtaitbar
fino; 100000 Diart finb nab Den
9e'timmungsn Der Stifter 81 perpalz
ten. 100000 Wart iino beoingun8ss
lofe Stiftunscn,
Reui It q Ste llniere Staot
Idbt gesenpGrtig cine sipeite WaNers
letting ourd Sngsnieur Ssniens Grei'
berg %erbauen. Die Soften belaufen it'd,
auf runb 10000 Mart.
lie o.. Die bieiise SpartaHe err
5ielte I'M Sabre 1904 einen Reineelpinu
bon 81, 100 Wdrt. Dappn puroeu
Dem 8eierpefonbs 42,095 Wart uno
Der Staotbauptiufe gu 9emeinniibigen
3tpeden 42,095 iberpisien.
q 0 8 IN II. Sierorts itarb i'm
Glitter bon So Sobren Der in 2ebrerS
treilen ipeitbetannte Sertius emer.
&ihler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Saoen.

RarTsru E. Nm Sib1dlag
iinb eeitorben: Sn Weilers J1Thbut
i'm 8in3tetbuI Die GA Sabre alte Srau
bes Bidders Summ, in g~mmenoineen
Die Grau oes 9anopirtbS Weibbaar,
in 9leitbeim bic IS Sabre alte leoise
Better. Sm glmt WIebttr6 lptroe cine
Srau burb Gintpirtung Der Sibe irr'
iinnig Der in oeutiten aiinitlers
treiien betannte Sunit0ruderei BE iber
0oertng 1T bier 9eitorbsn. ..''
Sor #. 4nbier ipOlte cine gu @es
iuh rpeilenbe ~82idbrige 6rau Dem
Seuer ourd Nudsieben Ron petroleum
na6belfen. 9ie Same erplooirte uno
Die Srau erbielt iplde Yranopunosn,
oab ie mad ipenigen Stunoen itarb.
Sc 4. Die Strabens
unb 9ergbabngeieai daft erbieIt bonn
Miniiterium Die GonseiIion, uuf Der
Strede Seibelbere- Sdlierbad unb
Seibelberss&irhbeim einen Motor
omn~i6usbetrieb einauri6ten.
nbingen II. Nuf Der Chamber
alsitenuus Der 8cutiden ~2anoipirtb.
idaftsgefelidaft gu Miindsn purbs
Der bon Der Sirma 6. 9aitiun. Gnoins
gen aaiieritubl, geitiftete @%brenprsis:
100 Il 5luften 8aiierltiibler @belz
ipein" Dem Better bes pruttpollen
Sensites Dieter" 3ugeipro6en.
Son It ans 3. Yer bieiige Sdbris
tant Or. 9antIiu bat Der Stdotpers
paltung ben getrag BON 25,0O0 Wtdrt
seidentt. Sieie Sumrte ioa' sir1 Grs
ridtung elmer idon ldnger sepldttteu
2eidenbalc iopie gu WobIfabrtsein-
ridtungen perpanbt tperben.
8tlIi ngen. Die bisier Sage
bier itattgebabte Reidsta9seriuBpobl
refultirte in Der G%rpGblun9 bss Outs
beiibers Solepb Suffner BON 5urt'
tpansen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Sreie Stdofe.

$ q burg. Die 8abn 8erges
BORT 9eeitbadt. pelde iid in 9erges
BORT an Die preubiide StaatSbobn on.
fhlisben fol-, piro porausiidtlid nun.
mebr gu Stanos tommsn, ba Der bams
burgiI6e Ssnat bel Der 9ureeridaft
Den Intrag seitellt bat. Die nod feb
lenbeu 100000 Wart Stammattien
gu iibernebmen. Die 15.4 &ilometer
LANCE Gtrede erbdlt auber ben @nos
ftationsn cine Saltsftells auf bambur.
sifdem uno orei auf preubiidem &c
biet.--gei einem Spei6erbrano in bet
Safenitrabs puroen Waaren i'm
Wertbe BON 100000 Wdrt pernih,
tet, barunter alein fir 100000 Mari
gefal3ene Sdute Der 5irma poppert &
@Dbe.
9remen n. Na6bem Die 8efels
i6miebe Der Sirmd 9~edlenbor1 &
Seebed Die Wieoeraufnabme Der Wrbeit
unter ben pereinbarten 0sbineungen
beYhlofien batten, 1T burh Die bethel.
ligten Werte in Bremen, 9remerbapsn
uno 8egeIad Die Sperre aufseboben
tporoen. Die Qrbeit purbe pieber auf.
genommen.
g ii b d. Mnbier bat haS arisgs:
eeriht einen Stetbrief binter Dem
flidtigeu OberurSt Or. @Goete bonn
Snfanterie= Re9iment Nr. 1852 erIaHen.
@dbsts 1T oes MiBbrauds Der 9ienit.
9etpaIt aneetlast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

Ter materiele Beirut, 6c:::;=: 10 ouf
100000 Srpnen; 600 Nrbeiter iinb
ourd 3er'tOtnng Der Sabritanldgen
brotlos geporoen.
gngenoorf. Der bier lsbenoe
freireiignirte pfarrsr Seio bat isin
9uus, Su peIhem aud Elm GROCER
@arten gsbort, Dem 9dnbe SaI3burg
init DER geitimmung gsftentt, BORT
cine Soi%ctcnanitalt gu errittsn. Our
@rboItun9 Der Nnitalt bat Yfdrrsr
Seto 10000 8ronen geipenoet.
Snn6brud. Der 3ouriit 9eor9
Wtoier aus Wiltibonou itiirste beim
l%lebergonge in bas 9udent6al in Der
Hdbe Der Qannonerdlpe beim llebers
Sf6reiten elmer nit elmer S6neebriide
perfebenen S1luht nit Der morIhen
Bride in Die 5tefe uno puroe bon Den
nahitiirJenben S6nee uno StetnmoTs
fen begrabsn. 9is Qeids Wpiers
tpuroe 9ebpr9en.
Rel d enber 9. Sm 8susr Ser
Siibner'fhen 9iirtIsret ereierste Iid
bel einem grdnoe eine perbdn9nibpoue
Grplpiion. !oiibners Srau, bas 8ienits
mdo6eu uno % 5euerpebrleute trugen
furhtbare, meiit t0otlihe Yrdnomuns
Den baoon.
Set d en-. Sm benadbarten
Nieberebersborf 1T Die 8aumnou'
ipinneret Der 5irma Sanger politGn'
Dig niebergebrdnnt.
= o b | q d. Bel lleberi6reitung
zines idmuIen Souriiteniteises in Den
fioIih bon Gorttna b'@mpesao seleses
men 9ulomiten l~tiir3ts Srau gueenie
Glnore (eine StoIienerin) iiber cine %
Meter bobe Gelspanb ab. Sdwerpers
lebt puroe tie bon ibrem @otten aufs
eefunben, uno pdbrsno bes 3rans=
ports erIas ie ibreu @erIsbungsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

Mart fir, Die i'm Sttober erfoIaenOe
feItlihe Weibe oes neuen EARTHQUAKES.
-anbier Itarb bpbbetd9t Der portrGts
unb Siitorienmaler 9ottlob Slider,
siHer Der Iebten SdiiIsr bes fransoIis
i6en WfaIers Nrp Sdeffer.
Seuba d. Dor &ur3em fmsierts
bier Der Bripatier unb friibere Bidder
meiiter 9ottlieb Snaub nit ieiner
Gbefruu aatbdrind, gsb. Bauer. onS
seft Der aplbenen Sof3eit i'm 8reiIs
bon adt 8inoern, 20 GnteItinbern,
einem llrentsl uno 3abIreihen Nnper.
tpaneten. Der SubiI0r sdblt "a
Sabre, feline Satin f~eterte on bieIem
Sage Den 70. @eburtstug.
y ii ingeu. Su Sen bieiigsn
gementiperten e%reignste Iih elm be-
oauerIiter l%ln9liitsfal. Der Mrbeiter
Oapio Smmib bon 8robbettlinaen
fiel in Elm nit Gemsutmebl seIiiltes
MasaSin uno eritidte.
ttenbur q. Dieter Taae
feierte infer friibersr Oberamtmann,
Rsgierunesratb Wittit, in boiler asis
itigsr uno t0rperlider RiiItigteit ieis
men 80. @eburtstag.
Rottp.eiL. Sn ben Qnlagen Ser
9isiigen pulperfdbrit puroe oas Dent
nal fir Den peritorbenen 8riinoer Ser
5abrit. Utar b, 0%uttenbofer. entbilt.
II IN. Wegen llnterI nIagungeu
nurne Der 8erthtsppa3isber 5adler
bon Qltenitaot gu II Sabren 3utts
baus, $50 Wdrt @elbitrafs uno orei
Sabren GbrperIuit perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
SGmet3.

9ern. Die .3abl Der immatritulirs
ten Stuoenten Der uniperiitGt Bern
betrGst in .oiefem GommerIemeIter
1928 [barunter 514 0amen), oaSu
tommen 166 uuberoroentlite 60rer
Wustu tanten. SaS eroibt cine Sc
fammts Sorsr3abl BON 1894 Tim Com
merfemeiter 1904 paren eS 1412 Sms
matritulirte [471 0amenl, inssse
iammt 1909. Vie 3abl Der in Bern
ituoirenben IuslGnber betrGgt 1875,
oarunter 457 0amen, Die Der S6tpeis
ger 703 (57 Damen), RuiIen ituoireH
636, 0sutide los an Der bieIissn
So6idule. Muf ole 5dtuItGten Der
tbeilen ii6 Die Smmatritulirten pie
folgt: Is epans'lii6e. 8 tatboliide
3beoIogen, $50 Suriiten, 554 Wteoiz
3iner, "a observation-disclosures, 636
pbiloiopben. -Sn Bern purOe 6ieier
Sage bas S9pei5eriIde @lpins Mus
ieum erDffnet. - Die Nttiondrpers
iammlung Der Surbousseierfdaft in
Snterlaten bat oas projett Der Orabts
feilbabn auf ben Sarber bel Sniers
laien gutsebeiBen uno eins Nttienbes
tbeilisuns nit 10000 6rcs. beibluffen.
3 ii | d. Der fhfpei5eriIde 9uns
oesratb bat gum ptofeiiOr fir auorgas
nii6e unb orsanii6e Gbenie am eio=
genoiiiihen polptetnitum in 3iirih
Or. &itarb WiqitGtter, auberoroents
lider profehor an Der llniperiitdt
W(infen, ernannt.
9u3ern. Die Hegisrrrg bat cine
Grpciterung oeS 9unoesbdbubofes in
Gu3ern bei6lofen.
el. Sn gaIsI iturb Der friibere
adpellmeiiter Der Nu9emeinen Wuiits
seie1{baft unb 9iri9ent bes 9osler
@eian9usreins, Or. 4lfrso 0oltlanb,
Elm UNI oas muiitaliide aebsr Der
Stabt 8afel iebr rerbienter Wann.
g t.. q lien. Sine DOR. 300
0elesirten beiuhte Mbgeoronetenpers
%fammlung oes Berbanoes ShtpsiSer
apniumpereine, Der 10000 Witslies
Der umfabt, beidloB. Die g,nertlhafts
llde Selpegurg nan Hratten 81 unter@
itiiben uno gum Shpei3er @epsrts
ih~aftsbunb in ndbere Ye3iebung 81
treten.
70 aab t. Sn 2auIanre bat Iid
cine Sinan5gruppe gebiIbet gum gau
elmer 3abnraos unb 9~ampfbabn 5ipts
ihen Gbamonir uno benz W%lontdnpers.
Tim Den 9eiud osa .Gismsers" 81 CT,
moglihen. 3as WeIeli haftstnpitaI
1T 100000 Granes auf 1900 Qttisu.
bon benen 1880 Offentlib our Cub.
~ftription al part" aufselest perben.
@eieaidaftsiib 1T @nnemaTe. Sib Der
0%erlpdltung 2ouianne.
GEM +. Der Director oer aun't'
unb 0etperbeIhuIe in Sent. &. Betss
rutz9aiQaro, puroe ipegen 3ablrsiHcr
betriigerifder Wanipulationen, bic sr
iei. Jabren In Ieinem FINITE bssaneea
bat. perbaiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

9ur6 6euer moroet.
guf Dem 9abnbofe In 8ursf i'm ruff
iden Commencement gl.i6en Ramens
befdbl elm Offi5ier, Der iib In si:.em
einsetroffenen 3use befanb. Die Jeits
nabme eines betruntensn SOloatsn.
Qls Der Sol6at oarauf Dem Sffi5ier
unperidGmte Nntporten gab, 5og Die
Ter ben SGbel uno itisb ben Solods
ten nieoer. Die 8oltsmengs, Die iih
tpGbrsno bes YorfaQs an9e'dmmelt,
itiirSte ii1 auf osn OffiJisr, Dem IS
gelans, tn ieinen Wageu gu fliidten.
Dieter nuros nit Steinen bombaroirt,
pdbrsno Der Sffi5isr mebrere Repols
peridiiHe abgab. Wur nit srober
Wiibs ssIaug es, feline Camille aus
Dem Wagen gu retten; Die Wenge be-
COB ben Wagen nit Petroleum uno
legte 5euer an; Der Offioier fam oas
bel in ben Slammen um. Der 9ous
perneur unb Der Gommanoant Der
Garniior silten iofort berbei. Cine
0ragonerfdpabrpn aerftreute Die
Msnse.
g 6lDerer tomobi l.
unatl. Der WaIbinift oes 3D.
rOns Ssnri De Rotbidilo BON paris
tpar nit einem anbsren Chauffeur uuo
atpei Wldodsn ouf benz Wotorpassn
bss 9arpns aussefdbrsn unb bate iid
babel gu einem raIsnoen 2empo fort
rsibsn laFen. Oils er in Der Rdbe einer
tleinen Bride in @lermonts 6errano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

tolnmtc aus Dem I~osenaantsa 9arSens
berg; oas Wert 1T i'm Stanos, tdgIi6
1000 aubtfmeter 81 ltefsrn.
u b . q. Grdf Carlo 81 Ntpba,
Der baourt bon fit reosn ma1te, bab
sr in 9aifel auf Dem s6nigspIas an
psrihieoenen IbenOen gr6bsts 9elbbe=
trdge inter ods publitum mari lit
jeBt BON Imtsgeriht 0armitaot entz
miin0iet noroen. 0atei puroe feitge.
tent, Dab er ein 0srmGQsn BON stlpa
100000 Wart beiab, lpoppn er felt
1901 etpa 10000 Mort ausssssbsu
bat. ma. .
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DirtttmB erG.

Gtuttgart. Cine 3ufammer<
f.uuna Der ungIadsfaae infoise Der
u~nsebeursn 6isepsriooe in Wiirttemz
BERG 'ergub, bab 40 bis as perion.n
on SiBf6laB uno Sonnenftid seitors
Ben iino. Mud oas tiible unb bod.
aelsaene Ctsr'dpaben tp.ift adt 70,
Sesfaus ar Sisftlas auf.-,Das bisz
fise gragoHtt Regiment r5tSnis1 pc.
jsines 100td9risR YsIsbtns,-Di
gtaotpsrOr6aeten tspiliatsH $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

Braun d 10 E | G. Der Sbers
bauratb 5risorid 2ilD, YrofeHor iii,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bauiunit unb Sn'
genisurbohbauten on Der Sehnifhen
Sohidule in 9raunidpsig, fsierte feis
men 70. @eburtstag.
&Dtben. SIN benadbarten 20b'
nib traf Der glib bic oprtiee Winb'
miible, unter Der Die 4rbeiterin Nil.
beImine 8sbrsnot Sdub Dor Dem itrO'
member Re9sn seiuht bate. Die Jrau
tparo gu goben setporfsn uno ma aui
Der STEELE tobt. Bon Der Wible ielbf
ipurben Die Seiten berabseI 6laeen.
9etmOl D. Oabier 1T Der gr,
better Roemer 5u 26 Wonaten @efGns.
nib perurtbeiIt porben. Gr ipurot
f6ulois befunben, unflGtbise anonpm
Yriefe an ben 9rafen GeopoIo gu,
2ippes 8ieiterfelo, 3sssnten oss sir.
~itentbums Gippe. an ben 6ofmar5aaD
b. Quabt unb ben StaatsmtniIte,
gepetOt, fotpie anoere bobe perioneu
oefanbt gu baben.
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Me6feuBura.

% iSmar. Sm bitter bon 70
Sabren III bier Der 8ommsraienrutt
pobeus geitorben. Der bebeutenbits Sn,
ouitriele uno anesfebenite &aufmann
Der medlenburgiiden lanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

8 arm #. D t. profeFor Soi.pb
aumpa. elmer Der lebbafteiten G0rberer
bes Observation-Disclosures unb Der
Sahc Der 8oltsbiloung iiberbaupt. 1T
bier i'm Mlter bon 80 Sabren ~seitorben.
@tebem. Bra~uereibefiber Bid
Ter, Gisentbiimer aler Mttien Der
4ttienbrauerei @ieben. bat bsren se5
fammtes 0eldnoe nit alien Smmobi=
lien unb Dem oabinter liesenben part
fir Cos 5000 Start an Die Stabt pers
fault. Die grperbuns sei4ab aus
BEN Stabtsripeittrunssfonos. =
Mdtn5. Dor Aiir5em nutbe bds
neuerbaiIte northumberland In
4efrieb aenommert. Das WaFet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Sa4Cen.

Dresben. Dos fG9fide arissss
mintfterium plant Die Saaffuns zines
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad preubis
fhem SHUTTER. Die Worarbeiten baou
baben bereits5 besohnen.-Dis S1ens
fung bes Biirsermeifter g telpertreters
bon palermo. ptetro Bouanno. Elm
BronaesS tauobtlb JranSesfo grifpis,
1T DON ben ftdbtiiGen 2oleeien anse.
yommer iporoen. 9as DenimaI foa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

g mi g sbers. Der Sdrifta
ftsIer 2ouis paHarse, friibsr Obers
Ianbssseridtsratb in a0nissberg. be-
sins in 5reienfelo am Yrenntr. mo er
felt Sabren lebt. ieinen 80. @sbIrtss
tas.
Wormoitt t. Die Worarbeiter
fur Den 8abnbau Sdlobitten' Worm
bitt finb Der 5irma &nod & aaa
meper in 5aae a. 9. i~ibsrtrasen NOR
ben.
3nrnnts,f 1DrfprruHe,s.
Duanai g. Der a~bsebrannte
Tburm Der Ratbarinentirfe tptro ges
r,aut in feiner alien Jprm tpieoer ers
rihtet .tperoen. Oas pernidtets
ri
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.

of the bracng weather they are enjoying. Mrs Leila Otts, Mrs Lucius Webb, MT. Louis Otis, MT. Morgan Shaw, Miss Sa- die Christian. Miss Laura Christian and Professor and Mrs Colebeck compose this party
 Dr. R. F. Monette, wife and mother, are at Tybee to spend several weeks
 Miss Florence Hobson and Miss Mar garet Hobson leave in a few days for Waynesville, N. C., where they will be joined by Miss Anne Hobson, to spend the rest of the summer.
 Qeite a pleasant party go the middle of August to New York via Savannah. Among the number will be Mir T. R. Ward, Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Whittle, Mrs. Castleman. Miss Belle Castleman, Mir. Frank Gulley and MT. John Apsey.
 Miss Minnie Ward and Miss Kate Ward are the guests of relatives in Birming- ham,
 Captain and Mrs. Hobson will return to Greensboro in the early fall and keep house at Magnolia Grove" Mrs. Hobson has been accorded the most enthusiastic reception wherever the captain has lec- tured In some points in Iowa they were most persistent in their calls for Mrs. Hobson to appear upon the stage or plat form with her husband.
 The home place of the late Dr. Elisha Young was purchased this week by Mrs. Annie Dew. who will occupy 1t as a res idence as soon as 1t is thoroughly re- paired. This Is one of the oldest homes in Greensboro, and as Dr. Young's home ing literary and social gatherings, es- pecially during the years when his gifted daughter. Miss Martha Young. presided over the household.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, July 15-(Special)-Mis Stella Wilkins has gone to Natchez, Misss where she is visiting relatives.
 Washington Moody is attending Julian Ennis house party at Livington.
 Miss Sarah Ratcliff who has been visit ing her sister Mrs. l.. c. Gale has return ed to her home at Clinton, La. Mrs Gale accompanied her
 Miss Lizzie Horton and Miss Huldah Horton of Birmingham are the guests e the Rev and Mrs. Snedecor.
 Miss Lucille Thorington is visiting her sister Mrs Boykin at Birmingham.
 Mrs. H. s. Howard has as her guest Miss Minna Grote of Greensboro.
 Miss Leila Jemison and Miss Julia Searcv are visiting Mrs. Robert Jemison at Birmingham.
 Miss Eua Beatty ard Miss Birdie Eld- ridge of Coalng were recent visitors to the city.
 Mrs. J. L. Fant and little son, Lewis are spending the summer at Menfone. Mrs. s. c. Weatherford is visiting her brother at Elkhart, Tex. Mrs. A. B. McEachin has gone to Chi cago, where she will visit her daughter, Capt. Jesse Nichols of the United States army is visiting his parents, pr and Mrs. A. B. c. Nichols on Crescent City avenue. He has been an Instructor at West Point for the last session' rroih here he will go to Sandy Hook R. H. Little has as his guest John Wlhs of Sylacauga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

Moore, Mrs Henry Donald and Mrs. Will liam Barnewall for Capon Springs, Va.
 Mrs. Rachel Heustis has gone to New York to join his daughter, Miss Mabel Heustis.
 Miss Mary Hunter has returned from a visit to Miss Lucy Taylor in Demopo- lis.
 Mrs. Rogers Woods of Savannah is wis., iting her mother. Mrs. Malone. She is ac- companied by Miss Cecilia Woods, who was so much admired during her visit here last winter.
 Mrs Matthew Brewster and son left during the week for Saluda, N. c.
 Miss Bessie Lake left Thursday for a trip of two months to the west in- cluding Portland and Denver.
 Mrs. Thad Partridge and children have returned from visit to relatives in De- mopolis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Pillans and family moved over to their summer home at Montrose Tuesday.
 Miss Ethel Moses has returned from 8 visit to St. Louis and is at Montrose for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Lake have returned from visit to Stockton.
 Mrs Martin Smith and little son have returned from visit to relatives in Bir- mingham, and are at Daphne for the re- mainder of the summer.
 MT. Percy Holt of Galveston Is visiting friends In the city.
 MT, William Davidson of Montgomery is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Joseph Hodgson.
 Mrs. c. w. Spotswood has gone to Sel- ma to visit her mother.
 MT. and Mrs. William Crown left Thurs day for a trip to the east. They will visit Washington, Atlantic City. Philadelphia and other places
 MT. Charles P. Fry arrived Tuesday from New York on the Mallory steamer. going at once to Point Clear to visit his mother and sisters.
 Mir Arthur Shirley Benn and Mir. Luling arrived Saturday from Europe on busi- ness. trip to Mobile. Mrs. Melton Hanaw has returned from a visit to relatives in Demopolis. Mrs Guy Hartwell left this week for a visit to relatives In Chicago Mrs. Morris Sherman has returned from stay of two weeks at Citronele. Miss Camille Coffee left Wednesday to visit friends at the camp grounds. Miss Annie McMillan has gone to Green vile. Miss. to visit friends. Miss Lulie Ward is visiting Mir. and Mrs Ben Barrett at Golden. Miss Sadie Hood has gone to Talladega to spend the summer. l Mir. and Mrs. P. O. Harris and family are spending the summer at Spring Hill ] hotel
 Ward have gone to Camden to visit rela- ! tives.
 Mrs. Frank stoilenwerck and family l have gone to Camden to relatives
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blue, tan and brown cobweb gauge; worth soc a pair. Rum mage price 39c, pair for. |. . .$1.oo A Lot of $500, $3.5o, $4.oo and $500 Genuine Seal and Walrus Bags
 Go Into the Rummage Sale With the Prices Hammerai oossn to $2.oo. E
 Genuine Walrus $. >,yai Bags, strap, braid and Vie,l t.i'es. fancy and self ssf,- H:. card cases and coin purss "A {, tan and brown; wortb " s5. S5.0O, before the Rumma:,e snged the price to. ....z.... S2.oo A Three Yard Long $3.o0 Hem-
 stitched Crepe Chiffon Veil. Rum-
 mage Price, $1.s8.
 Floating, flying Chiffon Veils are
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decorations being in green. Whist and euchre were both -played on the lawn, the prize winner being Miss Lucy Christian. Euchre prize. cut-gass vase Mrs s. T.. whitfiad; whist prize, a fine china crack CT jar. Among the visitors were Mrs. H. Benton of Clemson, S. C.; Mrs. c. &. shawhan of Mobile, Miss r.ouyse Jackson of Birmingham and Miss Edna Hallett of St. Louis
 for Charlotte. N. C.. to spend the sum- mer with relatives
 Miss Florrie Lehman and Miss Marie Pake are in Pensacola, Fla.
 Mir. Edwin West of Iowa City Is the guest of his father. MT. J. F. West.
 Miss Florence Cohen of Meridian is with Miss Violet Marx for few days
 The Married Ladies Euchre club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. J. Val
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Linen Huck Towels, good duality, worth 15c each. Rummage price,. .... ..... JUG
 72-inch Bleached Satin Table Damask, dainty patterns; worth $1.00 a yard. Rummage price. .7oc
 72-inch Bleached Satin Table Damask beautiful designs; worth $1.25 a yard. Rummage price. .osc Some More 39c Pair--3 for $1.0o
 Stockings, We're Received
 Yesterday, White and Navy Blue
 Ones In This Lot, Also Black,
 Tan and Brown, Beautiful Lace Patterns and Gauzy Gauge Lisle.
 We were fortunate in securing another lot of these very good stockings to sell at pair for $1.oo
 Bleach, tan and brown lace all over and lace boots, white, black,
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eADsDEN.

Gadsden. July 15.-tSpecial.) )-Miss Erma Toe of Oxford has returned to her home after a delightful visit to Miss Margaret Hood
 J. H. Thornton and wife and children, who have been visiting Dr. and Mrs R. F. Thornton on Forest avenue, return ed to their home Tuesday.
 Mrs. D. J. Coats is visiting her par ents in Fort Payne.
 Mrs. Hart and Miss Della Hart, who have been spending several weeks in Rome, Ga. have returned home.
 c s. Caldwell and family are at Bellvue for the summer.
 Mrs. Hudgins and Mrs. Stevenson are spending the summer with their sister, Mrs. J. H. Daughdrill at Edna Falls s~in DeKalb county.
 J. M. Stephens left Mon lay fer Fort Collins. Colo. to spend his vacation.
 Dr. E. H. Cross and family have return ed from Maysville, O.. where they spent several weeks with the parents of Dr. Cross.
 w. M. Meeks and wife, have returne; from a tour of the wesi.
 Miss Portia Ray Of Ar1sr'sns. Ga, is the guest of Mir. and Ms J. s Mortgage en Fourth street.