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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17
EXCHANGE MEETING AT RAN
DALI.

A very successful meeting in the
interest of the Farmers Exchange was
held at Randall Saturday afternoon,
Thomas Peterson presided. and gave
an interesting talk on the advantages
of cooperation as shown in the work.
ings Of the Exchange. q. Wittwer Of
Green Prairie made aome helpful re-
marks, and Secretary P. A. Kun
made an address full of information
a. to the aims, objects and advantages
of the Exchange, urging the farmers
to take stock. and give the Exchange
the benefit of their active co. opera ton
and advice. A. D. Grant spoke of
his experience with :middlemsn and
seemed to have touched responsive
chord.
Several farmers took stock, and
others promised to do go. A local
branch was organized, and Randall
and vicinity promises to be helpful
neighborhood to the Exchange.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17
PAVING AND CURB
APPROVED.

az wv Ill.
At an adjourned meeting Of the
council Thursday evening last week
the awards for paving and curb made
by the board Of public works were sp-
proved.
The matter of changes in the con.
tract were considered. The board of
public works. to whom the advisa bill
ity of changes had been left, reported
to the council through the city attor
ney that no changes were deemed
wise, except perhaps as to the demand
of the contractors that the city agree
to keep an inspector of the work con-
stantjy on hand. Attorney E. P.
Adams, for the contractors, thought
this arrangement would be fair to
both city and contractors. President
Kiswef thought there should be an
inspector constantly on the work, but
did not think the city should bind
itself to do what in justice to itself it
certainly would do. If agreement was
made and something happened to
cause absence # tie engineer. it
would be an excuse for extending the
time limit. After considerable dis
cossiou Mr.. Kiewel's sentiments pre-.
vailed, and the phraseology of the con =
tra It wa left practi ally the same as
a! frs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17
Why ''Matrons Of HONOR

"Matrons Of honor" seem like an
innovation, but, as a matter of fact,
q "matron" in Anglo-Saxon times, led
the bride, who was followed by her
bridesmaids and preceded by her mu'
sicians. The brides coming in on her
fathers arm-a custom of later days
did away with the matron's serv.
ices; but the old custom establishes
a precedent for Having q married
woman in the party.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

At the debate of the Columbia
school fifth and sixth grades on
whether Washington was greater
man than Lincoln, the negative side
won. The Affirmative was upheld by
Msrjory Mecusker, Lester Longley,
Chss. Dzurik. the negative by Fay
Dosen, Victor Brannen, Lavina Myott.
The judges-Edna Coleman, Helen
Potter and Anna Leisoer of the high
school, were unanimoue. Marjory Me-
cusker won the spelling match for the
fifth and sixth grades, and Jennie
Stilwel] and Willie Belzer in the
eighth grade. The fifth grade roll Of
honor names were Gustave Elk anc
Lloyd Magee, in the eighth grade,
Irene Billiard, Gladys Billiard
Therese CLARK, Beatrice Dewey. Etny
Lamb, Alice Hyrman, Jennie Still
well. The eighth grade debate en- Re
solved, that fire is moro useful thar
water" was won BY the negative
Cecil Nichols, Harry Meyer, Claud'
bosch. The affirmative debaters wer'
Florence Burton, Beatrice Dewey
Tins Lamb.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17
A. Olson of Culdrum will move t
Murray county.

Miss Msybelle Brannen gave a
musicale at her home Saturday AFTER
noon. twelve OF her pupils giving
piano selections which reflected much
credit upon their teacher, and showed
evidence OF faithful work. The after
noon must Gales for pupils and their
parents will be given every two
.Sonths.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17
ADAMS BOARD BILL RECON-
MENDED TO PASS.

The bill by Representative Elmer E.
Adams of Fergus Falls, forbidding the
sale of lumber of less than the repre-
senteo dimensioni, will be recon-
mended for passage by the house com
mittee on logs and lumber. says the
Pioneer Press of Feb. 9th.
A delegation appeared to oppose the
bill; and asked that If it he recon-
mended for passage the provision al
lowing the sale of lumber under d.
mension If marked ''short measure
be retained. r. D. Musser of Little
Falls. J. y. Bronson of saltwater,
Edgar Dalzell and J. e. Rhodes, secre-
tary OF the Mississippi Lumbermen' 8
association, appeared with reference
to the bill.
They said that Minnesota produced
two and a half billion feet lumber and
consumed less than q billion feet. To
require lumber full thickness would
pla,e them at disadvantage in Iowa,
their chief market, where they met
the competition Of southern and
south western lumber. Il developed
that the standard thickness for 60
called inch lumber 10 thirteen. six
teenths of an inch, and of two-inch
lumber one and five-eighths inches.
One sawmil could not manufacture
two grades Of lumber, az 1t would re-
quire complete reinstallation Of the
saws.
A. Olson of Cu}drum will move to
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

- = .
Mr. and Mr.: 5; Morel Of Mime:
Apolis are Whiting the !em;!, et
Mn. Norels brother. S. J. Bryan
Sidney Man, vas in Sank Centre
Sunday.
E s. Muuhollanc was ~ from
Royalton Saturday.
Misses Ida AcCAuley and Della
0uerin Waited Ars Kyllc 1T Brain
erd.
Mrs, A. b. Bryant and sons Sidney
and Earl nave gone to Minneapolis
for visit. and will then join Mr..
Bryan At Warren. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Christianson
were down from Staples Saturday.
Mrs. F. E. Edwards is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. stro-
nertr, at Rockford, III.
Mrs. VIM. Gle has returned to ner
home 1t Lake Benton after visit
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. y. Hoist.
R. Muske and T. F. Murphy were
in St. Cloud Tuesday.
A. p. Blanchard was in S.: Paul
Tuesday.
Mrs. v. q. Ryan is visiting in
Wadens.
John T. Hcblit of the Democrat ie
attending the meeting of the state
editorial association in St.. Paul.
Miss Helen Wochner returned from
North Prairie Monday.
Mrs Martha VauCamp of Mime.
sfolis is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Jas. Brown.
Gilbert and Ulysses Richard left
Monday for their future home at Boil.
eter, Wash
E. 81. C)sry of Staples was in the
city Sunday
Jos. Thomealia of Two Rivers was in
the city Saturday.
&. NJ. Ricketts, was in Crookston or
bust ness this week.
Father Altendorf and Father Stein
ach visited Father Wippich at Flers'
burg.
R. Ne,ll Jr, who has been visiti1 6
his parents at Green Prairie. went tc
Minnea polls Wednesday,
L. D. Brown was in Sank Centre
Wednesday.
Mrs. :. R Davidson visited il
Minneapolis
l. " IF e Of StilIwate, is Visiting
RELATIVES here.
Miss Susie McDougal Of Roynltol
visited Miss Cora Signor
Miss Martha Muske is visiting Mis-
Elms Stiiwell at Pine River
Roger Martin has moved from BE
midi to Ripple, MINI.
John Yorek and Ed. Barton of Tw'
Rivers were in-the city yesterday.
Albert Barton of Two Rivers was il
the city yesterday,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

The school petition of Jacob Her.
man aeking to be set off to district
No. 50 was granted a hearing.
The abatement of John Held in tho
town of Buh and the abatement of
Meyer and Kind and Markuson and
Kaun Of the village of Swanville were
approved. It was moved and carried
that committee be appointed to hire
a man to take charge and repair the
bridge across the Mississippi river at
Royalton. Commissioners VAIL, Vir-
mig and Lakin were appointed on said
committee.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

FARMERS, bring your iron to the
Denis foundry. Highest cash price
paid.
John Denis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

NJ. Smoker will put a bowling
alley in his billiard room.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

GREAT DEFECTIVE STORIES
Read the Great Sherlock Holme S
stories in the Daily St.. Paul Dis.
patch. Start with first seria! on Feb.
II Csc a month or IS year, secures
the Dispatch and these great stories.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

A fine new sign for the Elks has
been placed in position by the Water
Power Co. There are 1870 lights used
in the sign, which is placed on the
front Of Elks hall, in the third story
Of the Buchanan block.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

Postof6ce Inspector Nathan Noile
was in the city this week looking over
postoftice matters.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17
EdisOn's monographs and
records are the best.
FOlsOm's Music Store.
Felt Pity for the Hens.

. TS1g NY tut GTIS 1JStI9.
Harry was visiting in the country
and, seeing some feathers scattered
in the poultry yard, he said: Grand
ma, can't you do something to keep
your hens from unraveling?'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

Thought for School Boys.
The boy who does not go to school
does not know what Saturday to.-
Maltbie"D BabcOck.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

At the session of the House Of
Bishops which was held at Boston
last fall, the Bishop of Alaska told
the following story: The difficulty In
obtaining and transporting fresh food
in A]aeka has resulted in an excessive
use of canned goods. In fact, the
natives consider Americans and
canned goods as inseparable.
Recently some one sent q pbono
graph to the bishop. It was the first
one in Alat ka, and was made the
drawing card at q meeting held ir
Sitks. The natives were much in.
terested, and gathered about to hes,
the first piece which was the Lord
prayer. After it was concluded there
was q moments impressive silence,
and then one of the Indian chiefs
pointing to the phonograpb, said
Him canned missionary
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17
Sea Water as Antifat.

A new fad for reducing fat is caus-
ing a good deal of talk in theatrlca1
circles. It is the deep sea water cure
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

VIM. O'shea.. : $40. 90
Ssrtell Bros 1900. ................. 1886. 90
STANDARD Bridge Co. Of
Omaha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,1oe. 10
A. Y. Bayne & Co. of Min
ne.polis .......................... l,lls.o 90
Hew lit Bridge Co. of Mime
apolis.. ............. $3.50
Hennepin Bridge Co. of
Minne.polie ................... 1857. 10
William s. Hewitt & Co. of
Minneapolis. 1887. 90
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

At the lat meeting of the board of
education bills were approved rs fol.
lows:
q. E. White, stamps, etc.,. 4.75
Felix Plettl, work ....,... $50
Charles Scribner's Sons, books 27.25
Scott Foresman Il Co.. same 2,66
Sim0net Bzos.. brass rods ..,.. 70
Denis & Jetka, hardware ...... l,89
II. Heathcote, book ................ 2.76
Ellenbecker & Goulet, hard ware 5.22
I. J. Mathieson, coal ............ 212: rs
Pine Tree Lumber Co. wood
and lumber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Harting & Son, curtains. ....... q. 96
L. I. W. P. Co. light......... 1857
J. P. Hull of Rosing received -. 50
wolf bounty Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

Commissioners Johnson and WIRING
were appointed as e. committee IL on
ire petition for county road in the
towns of Belle Prairie. Buh and
Granite tins saio committee 20 meet
at the house OF A. Bergguist, in the
town of Belle Prairie. on the 9th
day of February, A. D. 1906. at
clock .. m.
The board adjourned to meer again
Feb. 29th
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-17

Earl Wetzel was up from St. Them
as academy for visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John Wetzel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Die o8oGttmorer 06it,
un0 8ro0utteu @e5eI-
DAFT" bat in ibrer General . Ser
iommIlmg foIgenOe 8eomte ertpG6lt:
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pntd," Worcn sic @Gite oeS Srn.
CHARLES $. @roitD mo iproden i6r
@rltaumen iiber sic Sortidritte ans,
melde i'm %SSnnern ser Staot lett bent
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toriun ser o8uobenbeim p @eieQ.
ihoit" bat gcitcrn sic ioI9enoeu BE.
omteu fir oo& SSobr 1905 criuGblt:
YrGIiocnt Sernlam g.. Ylott, 8ice.
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Charles S. Wepcr, S6osmeiIter
Siram $. IabIor; Gretlttio.G omite:
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Sr. Hobt. 9. Slices lit Superinten.
0cnt Der N%nItalt.
Nbleben. - Srau @il6elmine
6reter, aeb. Glloit, itorb am Mfitttpod)
i'm NItcr bon 73 Sobren in ibrer
@obmng, gfr, 1911, SopfinS .S(oe.,
nod MIR fllr5em 2eioeu. Sic mar in
0eltihlonO geboren, Fam i'm Sitter
bon % Sabrcn naf 9(nterifn nno
bintcrl6Bt 5luci &inoer, IA Gnfeltin.
Scr III Baltimore, Ionic cine Sdhue.
tier III 0eltidlono. Sbre 9%eeroigunQ
finoet AM SOmntoG Ntu6mittaa bonn
Srouerbollie aus ouf Dem 0%reieinig.
teitSs 6rieobofc Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Spfer SeS GiIenba6n Wuludls.

@a btngton 9. g., 10. San.
= Rod) Dem 9erift Der 5niifen-
ltaatlid)en 8erfebrS.G% ommiiiion iino
in Dem Oritten GltortoL Oes SabreS
1904 auf ben ameritoniiden 9abnen
22S Tniiagiere uno 1873 IngeiteIlte
getoOtet mo 1854 &oiiogiere uno
1898 @ngeiteIlte bel 3ugfotaitropben
perlebt moroen. @noere ltngliifss
f1le oltf 9nbnen bringen Die @e.
iommt5abl ser IN Dem genunten
GuartuG @et0bteten auf 1882 uno
Die ser @ernunoeten ouf 13,207.
Die 3abl Der 3uiamlmenitoBe betrug
1889, Die Der @ntgleiiun9en 1921
uno Ser mnterielle Sdaoen Der @iien.
bobnen be5ifferte lid aiif $2,439,073.
S1 Dem 9eridt beiBt es, oaB 0ielen
3ablen 5ufolge be0eitteno lpeniger
9lngeltellte oils IN iriiberen Guarta.
len getootet plirben, oaB ober ooS III
&coe itebenoe Gltortal inl @roBen
mo @al15en olle friiberen Nuartale
an 3abl Der ~getootetcn Yoiia9iere be-
bcllteno iibertreffe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Die Garucaic e Sel0cn.

EtttSbur.g, ga, 10. San. -
SIN Gorneqie.@ ebGuoe fano Die Sab
res. @eriommlung Der carnegie Sero
6rno Gommiiiion" Itatt mo Die Dor
gcnonmene @obl Der 8comten fiir
ooS fomnlcnoe ESobr fiibrte 81 ser
@icoerrpobl Der iGmmtlidlcn olterl
9enmten, wel6e limo: CHARLES &.
Taplor, E%rGiioent; ". s. @oaono,
8ice-Er0Iioent s. 8. Heeo, Sdob-
meiItcr; 3. %. @ilmot, SefretGr umo
@eidGftsleiter oeS 6onoS. Sr. George
81. GampIeD bon Der o8ittSbllrg
Zines" murOe gum Spe3iolngenten
Ser %Gommiiiion ernannt, INN Die CUR
&enntniB ser Gommiiiion gebru6ten
8Glle 81 nnterill6en, itno miro am
/. Sebruor 6ieieS Sobre5 Iein g(mt
qntreten. Die Gommiiiion modt CT
frclllthe 6ortidrittc, obcr ibre GlGnc
iino nod nidt 10 melt uorgeifritten,
ooB lhon 9elobnungen in ein5elnen
6Gaen 5ugeiproden .meroen f0nnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Mus oeutIdJen &creinen.
Cine intcrciionte GnrneoalS.S oiion
in NllSIiht.

Ger ,Ir6citcr MGnnerd)or" biclt
oeItesn 9lbeno in Nnoreu5' Sallc III.
ter Der Sireftion bon Erof. 9od)all
cine gut beIilfte Singitunoe db, in
ipeId)er bouptiGhlid &ieoer fir Die
llnterbaltung gcilbt luuroen, lpeId)e
am Sonntog, oet %, Somior, in Der
,@ermanio . WGnnerd)or Solle"
itdttfinoet. IS lueroen bel oieier I'M
terboltung Die 9r0Bten &ndJeriolge in
Iitslift geitelt. Inter Den Slttrnf.
tionen beiinoen lid) Die Speretten
Gin Stiinoden I'M @eion9perein,"
ein D8erltn9liidteS Glorinett.S colo"
iomie Seeds Yuor Sfube." Ginlo.
oungen OeS o6roblinn" mo oeS 80
lumbia . @eionqpereinS" BON Bbilo.
oelpbio gum 40.jGbrigcn SllbilGum
pllr0en an9enommen.
,@ermonin W 4 Of o T."
Die @eiongSieftion 0eS o@ermns
nio.MdnnerdorS" iibte geitern glbeno
Die Operette oSnromir" Elm, peIhe
BET Der tommenoen GorncpulSIitlng
sur Iuifiibrrng gelo1gt.
o@ittelsba6 8erein."
Der oWittelS6od) . 8erein" belt ge.
tern Nbeno in Srn. Senrp S6leuneS'
rStog e Safe" cine Bro6e fir ieinen
in Der v@crmonio , Wdnnerd)ors
9ole" ito%ttiinoenben MaSfenboQ o6.
IS muroen bel oiciem AnIaIie inter
Der 2eitung BON Srn. 6. MtiiQer inter
Wtitiuirflng Der yOIt.9oltimorer
9romotiIden @cieQi6oft" bier Ia.
bleallr e%inituoirt, pelhe BEL Dem
WfdStenboQ oufgefiibrt merocn. 9ei
oieier auffii6rlrng meroen fiini5ebn
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Ter lit olS Heprdientont Der ,9olti.
more Imning So" nit Der 9efora.
ton 6etraltt moroen.
ngupern. 20 Gnner6or."
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melte iifJ geitern abeno in Sobn $.
adermann'S Sale, Ode 8orgb. uno
GorolineitruBe, 81 ieiner regelmGBi.
gen SingItunoe uno iibte ullter Gel.
tung ieines tiihtisen Girigenten,
Brof. u. Sdneioer, mebrere nelle
Gbore elm. Sn Der @eid6ftSiieune
nabm Der gcrein cine ginlaoung oeS
pgaltimorer 9apern . @ereinS" at
oeiien @oSfenbaq an uno traf Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Gimiunuoernngs = GOmmiiiGr fir
Canada.

@oi6ington, .. g., 10. San.
- Der ErGiiocnt bot beidloIien,
Sobn $. GIorf 5irm omeritonilden
GinmonOermaS 3 G%ommiiIGr in Ga=
no0a nit Dem @ouptqrortier in
Mtontreol oils Amtsnad)foIger bon
Gobert @othorn 81 ernennen, mel-
DIEM qeitern Die Stcllung OeS Gin
monoerungS e Gommiiidr oltf ellis
SSIono, N.-D., iibertrngen morOen
lit. Sr. Glort lit aus Sodport, 90
g., gebiirtig uno uabm ifon ieit eini-
ger Belt Die SteIllng oes Soupt,
Niiiitenten 0eS GommiiidrS @otdorn
mGbreuo ieiner GbGtigfeit in Canada
elm. gr mlrrOe berlte benz YrGiiOens
ten oltrf Sen 8enerol = GommiIiGr
Sordent uorGcIteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

S6mar5er StraBen.ron'
Der inSaft. - Der II Sabre aIte
Neger George @ilfenS bon Nr. 2f5,
8incent-a Qep, muroe aeIterlt III Oct
noromeItliden Eoli5eiitation benz
@eridtSueria6ren luegen StroBei1s
rol6S il6erwieien. 3bomoS Saa, Elm
Reoerfnobe, mel6er in Dem Saoen
oeS farbigen 6leiiderS @. $. 9ol'
lep, GER. 1924, 9ioilion . StraBe,
ongeltelt mar, lit bos ongebli6e
Opfer. Der Sunge luuroe auSgeianot,
INN cine GuontitGt 5leilb uno Gro
cerieipaorep ob5uliefern, uno lud6.
reno er IidJ ouf benz Seintpege be.
fano, belt i'm on9e6li6 Wiltens out
Der StroBc alif uno nabm iDm $1.3S,
iotpie Elm Weiier aus Der Sai6e. Der
Sungc beriftete Den Hallb leinem g(r'
be~itge6er, ood) ipur oieier genei9t ons
5unebmen, Dob Sail ielbit oaS 8elo
beIeitigt babe. 1rotoeul benadrid)'
tigte er Die Boli5ei uno 8ilfens pur.
DC perbaitet. Sn ben 1aiden oeS ar'
reitonten wl,rbe ooS Weiier oorgefuns
ben. meldeS er Dem anaben a6genom'
men bate, uno geitiiBt auf oieien Be
peiS, iiberlpies i'm Der Hihter Dem
8eri6tSperiabren.
Son einem @agen iibers
fabren.- Ger IA Sabre alte
Sranf s, Wontague bon Ir. 755,
@eit.S opette. StraBe, uuroe g~eitern
al, Der Glltolu. mo Sapette.S traBe
BON einem 8efabrt oes Srr. Sames
Simmer iiberfnbren. gr nurbe nod
Dem .Warpldnber uniperiitdts so.
ipital" gebratt, no es iifJ beraus.
iteGte. Dab err aiiBer etliden Sautab.
ibiirfungen feline erbebli6en 8erlet.
5inaen erlitten batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Ger 9 nmon Sail. - Sc.
beimpoli5iit Miort Sogon 9ebt belrte
Worgen nnd) SamiltonL Ontario, 100
Der friibere 3obnar5t 0eS oaelio=
ScimS," Gomoro 9. Gumion, I'M @e,
iGngniB iiBt. So9an erlon9te geItern
oie notbigen 0ofulnente fir Die GllS.
licferun9 ocS Ingeiduloigten. Die.
ielben iinb bonn Eraii0enten unO
StnntSiefret1r u1ter5eit)net. 9alpIon
Ideint geiItig uno forperlid gebros
den 5lt Iein 6enlbt aber Die @eles
gen6eit, Die @rltn0lage fir leine
Bertbeioign1g SIT legen, inoem er oors
idiibt, Die ibnt sur 2nit gelegten Ser
bre6en III einem 3uItanoe 9eiItiger
8ermirrltn9 %begongen 6t boben, un0
6ebnltptet, itberbaltpt feline Crime.
ritng an oielelben 81 baben. Sb er
freimiuig nad) Baltimore 5~uriidfebs
rem miro, ooer oh ct feline auSliefe.
rllng in oen @eridten b~efGmpfen
nil, miro ieoenfnQS bon Dem &at6e
Icines 9ruoerS %abbdn9en.
Gle 8oli5ei= So miiiGrc
nabnlen IN tbrer geItri9en Sibung
mebrere G%rnennungen rnb 8eriet.
5ungen Dor, pel6' 2ettere am &c.
Sanuar in Strait treten tperoen. Die
Probeleltte Wortin 9roon Syobn y.
3bornton unb Soiepb j. S'Gonnell
tpuroen in 0en reglilGren Hong Be-
foroert uno 5reoerid g. Hu.IIeQ, gfr.
1910, Giperiibe,apenue, gum Yrobe.
poli5iiten ernonnt. Boli5iit Ybilipp
9ebringer lpurbe bonn mittleren mad
Dem oltliden uno Yoli5iit SomeS 6.
Buff pon1 oitliden nod Dem nlitt.
leren 9iitrift periett. g(uf Gmpie6.
lung oes Capt. Wc@ee muroen meh.
rere Boli5iiten BON einer Gipiiion
nad) Der anoeren TRANSCRIPT.
OireftorenDab |. - Sn ser
Snbresperinmmlung ser 9lftionGre
Der nGroipn Sort & Seal 60" mur.
Den folgenoe Serren ais 9ireftoren
eriudblt: Soiepb Srieoenmolo, Iler.
$. Sdul5, CHARLES $. aoppelmonn,
5ranflin s. Norton, Sobn 9lof,
2euiS g. 8reensfeloer uno Sarpep
Goale. Sn elmer folgenoen Girefto.
en-9eriammlune puroen iolgenoe
9eamte eriudblt: Soiepb Srieoen,
walo, Broiioent; Sr. aoppelmonn,
gice, Brdiioent; Sr. Goale, SefretGr;
Sr. @r%eensfeloer, Siilfs.S efretGr II.
@eihdftSfii9rer; Sr. 9lof, Sfat.
meiiter, unb Sr. Shula Stills,
Shotmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
SOnes . @orbprOieF 6eaunnen.

Gte @eiftporeuen muSgepGbIt. -
Ger Stoot8nunoIt er6ffnet sic
N%rgrmentc. - I~u3iagen ser @e.
beimpoli5iiten. - Ger Ioropro-
5eB miro beutc fortgeIeBt.
SIN GriminoIgeridt begonn gcitcrn
ser Ero5eB beS Neger$ @m. Senrp
SoneS mrgcu ungebliber @rmorOuug
Oe3 9tudtp1d)tcrS SameS Is. Sim.
ningbum ann Z. SSontor in Dem @e=
idlGfte BON Siren & G0buen an ser
observation-disclosures Dor Dem Hifter
8ide8 mo 0eu @eihauoreuen. Ser
Sail bate ebenfoIlS cine riciiae Wtens
ihcnmenGe ongelodt, oo6 in 6oIge
ser bcld)rdnfteu 3abL ser ~porbanoes
nen Site fonnte MIR cine oerbGltniB.
mGBig feline Nn5abl III ooS 3immer
gelaIien meroeu. 9tnbe5u Die 9an5e
Wforgeniiblng Dltr0e NIT ser Nlt8s
mobl ser @eidporencn 6uge6ro6t.
Die S6wierigteiten cntlton0en ga
ourdL oaB nobe5u ic0er Der %nlti9erll.
feuen W0nner erflGrte, ouB er iid)
Oitrd, 6u8 2eien Der 3eitrngSbcridte
cine InIift gebiloet babe. 8ieoer
9lnoere botten @cuiiIenSbiIie tpegeu
Ser SooeSItrofe, llno ipieoer gltoere
mareu SIT eifrig INN an sic @eIdmos
reneu 5lt fonmen, oomit lie cine @0rs
gerei iebeu %t0nntcl, nit SSoueS ais
Opfer. 6~ol9enoe8 lit oie 2ilte Der
IlS9em0blteu:
CHARLES &. @riiiitb BON 9}r. COG,
HorO = GoliuQton . g(pemtc;
Sobn Seiot bon Nr. 81, Noros
9roo0uoD;
Simon Nt,t$bom bon Nr. s, Siio-
GolboumItrnBc;
Notbau q. @~recnbooo bon Nr.
III, Siio . observation-disclosures;
benjamin &. Eoluel BON Nr.t706,
8 t-SliuerItrnBe;
Bbilip 2epin bon Ntr. A, g[iSs
Qltitb . StroBe;
@iliom $. &celO bon Nr. 1865,
McGuIlob StroBe;
@iniom 9. Sine8 bon 8eIt.9(r.
lin9ton;
George 8. G6omo8 bon Nr. $40,
Observation-Disclosures;
George 6. @rolUt bon Nr. 2043,
8ilferS 3 Ipenlc;
Sreo. 9. @oIper bon Nr. 1884,
Souoper = StroBe;
Sranf Hi6olS BON Nr. 141, Sad.
Jon = Bloce.
Stills . S%tootsonlpnIt SoIter er'
0ffnete Sen Sal nit elmer tur5en @ie.
oergobe Der Sbatiaden III 9e5llg ollf
ole 9elpeiIe, welde Den 9lngefIaGten
iiberfiibren ioIlen. Oahu ertlGrte Or.
q. q. &eirle ooS &eiultat DER Yoit'
Wortem = llnterilldpulg rno iagte,
oaB irgeno cine Der pielen @lnben
am &opfe oen 600 oeS Mtonue8 Der
uriod)t baben fonnte.
Die HofmittogS Sieung oeS @c.
rif)tS mitroe nit Ser 8%ernebmung Der
@ebeimpoIi5iIteu perbrod,t. $Settc
miro ser Ero5eB fortgeIeet.