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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

@uItim0re, oen %. sGpril 1905.
glen Ourul iutereiiirien Rerionel miro bier
nit gtu6ritt ertbeilt, oaB ber SiabtsS neelielIr,
iuie es ourh Den 9lbfbnitt 81 y. grtifeI AS oes
9altimorerS iubtGober bon 1898 Complement
~berlangt miro, ben erfldrenoen YIun lno bic
gSeribdbiduluqeH fir Die Geruroeriilg II. WSos
oifi3irung oe9 3pifhen Dem Miabur uuo Stuhts
ratb bon Baltimore mo Charles ". Soot IT.,
aD9eifIoiellen 9outraite ftr ole gItpeIIirlng
mo BiluitcruHg ocsienigen Gbeiles Der Slit
ton'glpennc. bon Der Cilteitc Der 10. .Strabe bis
sur Neftieite Der Gbelieu Ierruce. in 8enaB'
belt Der am s. Mai 1903 beitdtiateit &eroros
nung 9ir. 155, I'm buorrt @oriOrge 8t treffen
fir ole ytibeltrllng lno Ffldiicrung oes gan5et
9beiles Der Gliftons9lpenue, bon Der Siiotueits
feite Der Siuoiors UiusJtouo bis 6pr l8eitieiie
Der Gbelfeua1errace, bis 3H elmer aGr5en 8reite
bon 40 6u6. anitatt in elmer Sreite bon 80
SUB, unb 0citimmuHaen fir ole 9c6abliing Der
bnorrd entitebeHoeI soften ~treifeno, IN oicfem
Vilreuu binicrlegt bat.
gme onpou beriibrten Ierioren firo bereds
tiet. innerbulb 30 SuQCu bonn SntuIu oiefer
gIotiB an, I'M @aIlirrorer Stuoteeriht ourdl
fdrittlib ciugcreidie 9etilion bagegcH 81 aps
peliren.
Sarrn Il. SuOpcr,
Reailirator oer Staot Baltimore.
(lpril25 ;GQiui2,0,1U)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

ltpen mitlIen, bomit Elm 9ertrog NIT
Selltl1lofo 6u StonOe tomn1t. Sns
merlin 1T es gut, oaB 0ie Neus Dor.
ter Prnbufftenb0rie id)on tests tellung
III DER g%ngele9enbeit qenommen bat.
sc eber propaganda fir ReciprO}i-
tnl"oerfroge oemddt miro, oeIto bel
'er llllo DIE NhISiid)ten altf Grfolg.
3H Dem Gr6f6oft8 Itrctt
nm Den Nahlob bes beriibmten Mn-
lerSiSenbad miro, ro,lr @tiindlen &c
ldrleben: 3DIuS 0cridt bot ole Sins
terlollenltoftss mic sic Tormm0-
lddItS= Ntten eingeiuroert mn Die gb.
l~d)oBung 6eS Sorie5 9ltiienitroBe 80
nut lelnen glltertbiinlern m1o alunit-
lhoseu ourd) geridtli6 perciOigte
Sodoerltonoigc onqcor0nct. Is ban.
oelt lid bel oieirr Gloaeiad)c Inn oo5
Ffllbttbeil iiir Grito 9enbud), Die
bel 1brer Wutter, elmer geborene1
@rofin Moltfe, icbigen Satin oe3
FroIel'orS Sdmeuinger in @roBlidj.
terfeloe lcbt. Ser &ornrlno Grifo'$
lbobt n0mlid Den Wcrtb ocS nudge.
lollcnen 9eiiBt6unlS 2enbod'5 nit
Den foltboren aunItgcaenitGnoen nidjt
an 100000 Worf, mic c3 Ole icbige
geIiberin tbit, ionocrn ouf mcbr, ais
5lpei Miaionen.
Ncm Uortcr 8lGttcr La i
len lid) BON ibrcn Gorrciponocntcn
ans Ilbonp mcI0cn, BOB ser Erei5
I'M Senot oeS StooteS Nelp Oorf iiir
Ocn Niogora . o@r6bid" $1,000 pro
Stimmc lei. Sm llnterbortie tbltc
mars billiger - iiir $500. Sn e..
nat bat lid enblih cine Mcbrbeit iiir
Die peitere Nn5opflng Der 9tioqord.
Sale gefunbcn. Cos Sdidiol Der
%orloae i'm llntcrbollS lit nod in ser
Shlpcbe, @cnn iolde Mniduloigmn.
gen mte oie obigcn in ser Erelic cr.
Goben lueroenj mGre eS menigItcnS
Fflid)t DER 9cb0roen, in sic Mtoden.
lholten Der @eiebgcber bincin5ulelldp
ten mo Die 9elteher lpie ole 9eIto.
fenen sur gerontiportlrt0 5u 5ieben.
@enn nid)t einmol Elm Nniong &c
mott miro, rcibt OuS n@roft" llcbcl
mcbr u1b mebr Elm. 60 lit oie sc.
icBgebung Elm Sobn oli oeu Sob:
Hc0ierung oeS &olfeS ourd mo fiir
Dos Solf, ionoern cS lit cine Ge9ic.
ritng oeS @eloinfcS oltrb mo iiir
ben 8eloiod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
QosSun.V Bari.

Mrsai: 35o MHsr' W. SHusmeyIpd6Senber Gharter.
8u ieSer ssit errei8tar. Siinf Gents 5abr'
sslo bon alien StabftbeiIen; sirabsrbebn;
M,aaaonS pafiiren ben SaupIeingaftg q y ose'
Die ben SricS6oi bet rantem 9siter befgnen
@esrdbnibpldee. 3u .ietr qsagsiAsn *retien.
f%dfnmiIid unter afoftipdlreMner Ytlees.
@areaa: 8r. e. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
CSan8-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Nifnlnns Wcishrim.

IS ftdr6 am 4. Wiai 1905 6err Gitulaus
9eisbcim, 0ittper Der perltorbencn Mnronret
Seisbeinr, i'm IIter oou so Snbren 6 WIonuten
lnb 3 Ia9elt, Sie 8ceroieuug Iinoet Cont.
tag, giadntitinas 4 llbr. bonn 1rauerbuuie, 9ir.
oierii in Der reforItirien ct. BuuIuSsair6e All
Gde bon 8%rouopuO ulo 9ratts Sirnbe.
CENT g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Nttp Is. EdDuohc.

SIS itorb am 4. Mlai 1905. MoracnS 4 llbr
20 " Sttu Is. Shpabe, 9ir. All, S.sReseiieri
SlraBe, i'm IL. Sabre ieiues 2cbetS. Die pc
e~roiguua finoet Souutng, ben :. mai. 8 llbr
g,admittaaS, priOutiHl HIATT.
Tie trancrnoe Witt,pc uuo brci Sinoer.
hOE-Tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
SuoesfGqe.

Im 3. Mai Suibua Mtidun, ~ Sabre alt
PIN 4. Wiai Sront Nirnscl, 1 Sabr uIt.
gm 3. Mai Matbiior Sdbubcrt, ID Sabre ali.
YIN 3. Mai Subu 81, @oseIiana, 10 Sabre
sln 4. @tu Glnra q. @tintber I'M 9nter bon
90 Snbrcu. :rC
PIN a. Roi Nnuic anbu. 20 Sabre alt.
YIN 4 .Y,ai @m. D, piener, 80 Sabre ait.
Wm 3 lft1i gurn Gtritcr. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Sli,obeth SriI.

IS iturb AM 2. Wtni 1905 elizabeth Sell, os
liebie Satin oes Oerftorbenen Charles sell. I'M
glter bon q 3abren mo 6 MFCnaters Die
tags, bon ibrer lCBien gSobnuna, Gr. 300,
Shb'Vablpnss trnhe, ans nab Der IA bl, gtotp.
beifer Airdbe ttuit. 100 cine Ae1uiemz6ommeiit
lllr ibr Seelenbeil celcbrirt meroen miro.
Seriunnote mo Srelnoe Der SnmiIie fifo adj,
tnigSupllit einaelaoen, bei3inpobnen. G23-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Gnntrpleurs.E epartcment.

baltimore, DIS. Den %. 9tpriI 1905.
Gu6riht miro bicrmit ertbeilt. ouB ale
WiarftsQicen6eu tGuaihlteBIih iolder fir 9ens
iresWiurtt. in 5olae 0es 5ererel, fnmte San'
bar itno, uro o~ieielbcu 6piifcu Dem 1. mo 20.
Wai in oieicm 0iireul Qel6it lperoen mili'ert.
eicu. u. Neiincr, GontrOleur.
CtpriI2S ;Dlait, 3.5,S, 10 15,17,1U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
SiOioenScn.
ct. Samcs Sparbanf.

Sic iibrliden 3inien ben Sepoiitoren am
I. Mai 1905 fduig, tperoeit al biefem Gage uui
Den Credit iebes Gontos eeiteut unb iperoen
am mo nab benz 10. Wiai 5ur @intraeune In
Die 0uiituness9iiher bereit iein.
etabt' unb Gtdats'S ieuern iperoen bon Der
9anf be5a6lt.
G20-O 1cU. Z. SAdler, Erdiloeff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

Tcpartement fir uffcntlidle 0crbeiicrungeit
ltutrrs5 cpartcmcnt: onieusSeBuroe.
Baltimore, Oio.
Seffcntfiflc @crfte uno Tpde Bier Or. 4.
~gtngebute tiir ole Contribution zines Steins
uno 8alfeIl sGulfbeab 5ur llmiaitung uno Bill
oun9 oes Iiers 9tr. 4 iperoen bis sum "a. Mai
1905, IL llbr 0prmittnss, %entgeeel 9euommen.
I1qebote nlitnet an Den Stdots1eeiitrdtor,
Rntbbuus, 9eidHot uno an Den .8oaro OF
%gttuaros" ~uoreiitrt mo bon einem bealuubieten
Shed fir 10 FroSeIit pes glugebotee, 616lbar
al oeH Winpor mo Stuotrnlb bon Baltimore,
begleitet iein. Gas Hent miro Uprbebulieli, irs
oeno eines ODER ale S~lngebnte 8uritd 3upetien.
lldne mo Spe6ififutiuneit iDnnen ge9eI Sab
luna bon 50. ole oen 0ietcrn 3lIriideriidttet mers
ben. aHp
u. y. Sutton,
Sufens S1geilielr.
9cftdiigt:
e. Gia0 Simnnue,
Bruitoert Der GOntraiiper9ebunaS s0eb6roe.
(liait, 3,5,S, 10. II. l6.l7.f9,22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

@ ie ei II It 5 lie armaOaEb =
lipp9 OeS 3meiten 10 bat ieBt Die
Slotte Hoieitmensfp'S and nod M
ter ser Glemente SAB 81 Ieioen.
Gin groBes Qeii5tt bat
ooS i'm leBten SSubr oui Dem Notu0'
bcrgc bel 9ingen ob0cboItcnc Sdll'
bcnieit qebrodt. Son Dem @0rdntie'
iouoS meroen 6S Ero5cnt crboben.
s. . 6 II
a. 30. ertIGren fir Oa8 o%bgeIuuicnc
@eihGit9jabr iuie6er cine Iioioen0c
non 3pdn3ig Fro3ent. Ole 9il&3
lpeiit nod Hblhreibung bon 2,iOS,.
600 Elm @eminnergebniB BON $685.
172 Marf oui.
Sn 6ranfliu GountN
Wiii., iino 300 Der prominentcItcn
@iiracr, oarunter olld Ser S6eriiL
Ir. Nelpmon, ongeflogt mor0em ais
WeiBtappen NniieOler pom HcQics
rings SeimitGtten pcrtricbcn III bas
ben. Sn Ofiliiiiippi bat man oemnody
cine Ionoerborc SpieIurt bon oEro.
niinenteu."
9icGonooner ,(imC5" fat,
lpie ser ualnoberoooti6" id]reibt bee.
mlSbcfommenL bob eS cinen oelttid)cn
Crt, 9ton1enS Songcrmiinoe gibt.
ia baben Mrs" IoGtc lie, limo MN
nilien mir, oob GeittiflonO in Mo.
rotfo idon feitcn Sub geiobt bat. NO
tam Songermiinbe ocun onocra lie
gen ais Dor Songer?"
Sic in @icn lcbcn6c 2eG,
rcrSlpittipe Gou Sobo6o bat oicier
Gage III boiler qeiiti0er mo fGrper.
lidc Stride ibren SO. @c6llrtStug &c,
fclcrt. Sin 3ufoll molltc Is, OoB i6r
al oielcm 8eblrtStoGc Elm llrenfcI.
den beIdcert lpur0c, baS nit oen
iibrigen lc6enben 9in0crL Gl1fclnal.
l(renfeln baS 80. Witglieo birefter
Nodfommcnidoft lit.
Selb it m or6bcriud II in
Nems9orf itrofbm. Gin Tctp- Dorfcr,
NamcnS Bolts, Ser aus cinenl Senltcr
I'M od)ten Stodluert lpron1 unb mic
0rrd) Gin Wltnoer unurrlebt olif Oenl
9oocn lon0etc, lit cin0ciponnen NOR
Den, Inn fir ben er~iolgloicn Selbit'
moro Sprung obgclrtbeilt 81 mer.
Den. @enn Der MCnld yFed" bat,
iir bic 2cmiS & Chart.
Centennial NlSitellung in Eortlono,
Oregon bat Die o9}orthern Eociiic.
Vobn" cine Ihon iuuitrirtc 9roihii.
re nit nuen milnifcnSluertben IS1l.
formotionen berot9gcgeben. Cine
Ecripettiotorte bcS gllSltelliuaS.@e
bGllocS mo Der @outcn gicbt Elm
gllteS @ilo ocileu, lpoS Yortluno fir
Icine Nu3Itelllln9 bonn I. Slmi bis
10. Sftober bereitS gclciitct bat.
Gnbli6 Elm W ann, Scr II G.
gen anf @eItelllllg ~llefert. HotiirliG
it's ein Nmerifaner, oieSmul Elm Ga
liiornier, Nanens CHARLES Sotiielb.
Gr botte ueriprod)en, fir bas iiiolide
Galifornien iiir bie3eit pom 10. &c.
5ember bis 5ltm /. Mni Is 3oa Hegen
5lt @liefcrt nno bat loanr 1896 3oll
geliciert. &otiiclb er5eugt Elm @os,
ooS sic Gellhtigfcit Scr 2llit 10 on.
ocniirt, Bob tic oils Me1cn sur Groe
iGQt. Wir iino 5nor iiber oen eritcn
Npril billous, obcr Die Tohrid)t iiber
ocn @ettcrmod)er IN Californian mag
ii6 m1tcrme9S perlpGtct boben.
Sn Heiu 3 Worf m q h en- bic
Sousllnternebmer mo Gontruttorcn
Sront gegen oen Photographer oeS
@ollqciebes, Ser porihreibt, ooB in
ollen SGrlern bon mcbr, oils 80 Sllb
Sobe MIR iellerieiteS &ol5 perluonAt
iucroen oorf. Niiben miro Der Yro.
telt mpbl nid)tS. gS mGrc ober 5u
lpiinihen, ooB onbere Stdote Dem
9eiipiel Nelu. Oorf'S iolgten mo bic
&ermenoung bon impr1gnirtcn Sol5
iorbertcn, oub bel @ebGuocn, bic
penigcr ais $50 Sub bod imp. Sir
Die Neucriiderbeit marc boS Gin gro.
Her Nortidritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Subn IS. 9enfel,
sar. Goa, eAb.eharr.Strahe,
III mr. Qrihemheffaffer.

wcI1er QUE guttrdae fefs siir Bnfriebenbeii
cnSfhbrt.. Sic bon tbm te5ans,iten 9eiGen
i6nneri sScden long Heeen, ctiis bic eerirqfRn
Yeriusfungsfpuren IN .set0en. Grau 1euiel 1T
graouirte ginbnlIamfrsrtn, unb III o!e s,e5anb.
lung bon GrauenIei@en beren SDe3iaIitai,
(San10,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Gin Sd)ritt in Der rtdJtrn &idJtnng
i1epnrtl rs EruSeut an laden trfslafiseu

- WeaTdbniNen.
Gin ift5rer oare, tnt,peber nit
fbipar6em 3ll6 .oberr lueiBem ODER
gruiein Ylif6tlleber5nQ NHeS tut
Snrg'@iniae, 9cerdbntbsN lit5etge, -
@tfbdlflmirung Der 9ei4e.
2r1nerilpr, @ 9Sanr 8nnot0upe, Wv
Seittling bes 9rabe5,
Ntaiam Gsuf, 2eideubetatter,
Nortb' uib 6reenmouiit.glpe. Seibe Telephone
(Se57, 6atte ,iaT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Girdlidle In5eigen.

3ipns = @emcinbe.
Woraet 0ormittdg: s3lm @eodbtniB 5riei
orid Shiuer'S." tl2GJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

ltcber bic 2oge beS oeuts
id)en IrbeitSmurftcS leien mir III
helitiben 9lGttcrn: Ser g(rbeits.
morft trGgt bnS @eproge elmer aiii-
iteigenben G%oniunftur. Gas 9allac.
mcrbe itebt in boiler SbGti9feit. Sat-
in ollen Sbeilen Geutidlanb's lit
reihe observation-disclosures Dor.
banoen. @eipnbcrS gut lit Die 8e.
lhditala9c i'm Giienaeluerbe. Sn Ger.
tilgerperbc iinb Die Spinnereien bel.
ler nit guitrGgen perieben, ols Die
@ebereien. Scbr gut beidGiti9t limo
Die Irbeiter i'm |crfebrsgemerbe, be.
lonocrs in Den groBcn &aienpl1sen.
lie Stellen . Ingebote iinb mebrfof,
grober olS sic Stellengeiude. Sn
einigen @e9cnoen lit Moneel an
lanbnirtbid)aftlid)en Irbeitern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

Die Rem Oorfer Erobuf.
%tcnborie bat lid an bos StootS-Ic
partement nit Der Bite gerponbt, ailf
biplomotiidem @cec Die oeutid,e He.
gieruns bon Der llnserehtigfeit DIS.
criminirenber 3oue 5u i%iberseugen.
Gs Jet fir Die Sptereiien oes 2anoes
pon @ihtigfeit, bob nnier Sonbel
init G%entidlano aeforhcrt, niht ober
ourdl 30ne seihdbigt ueroe. 9as
lit ridltig, aIlcin alf OipIomaiiihenl
i@ese IaBt iid) ga peni9 MAIDEN. Gle
1rrrea BON Der Yroouftenboric iper.
Den einen gfnd dhf ben Senot aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Gpiritnoien- 2~ieensen.
Spiritnoien 2ieens f. Ipplifatiunen

elite Pr. g.
Bureau Der Gpirituufen . 2ieen5 . GonmiNd re,
Simmer BOG, @eridtsg &c banbr.
9ie HadDgeHanHien BerloneH babeu BetitioHeH
lir cine Gnoetails Spirifupie n. Siren5 pom 1. Mai
1908 an einaerei6f, ole Sreitas, oen ~. Wini,
10 Hbr Surmiitags, in 8eratbIug ge5oeen iper.
ben. Rroteiie ntiiiie1 Dor ~ llbr WIittuaS am
Spuncritng, ben 10. Wiui, einaereitt peroen.
Erutefts Sormnlare f6nnen (penl eepiinlht)
aul Srfuben in oieiem SiirealI erIGrgt iperoen.
Nnen y, Spwarb,
Yrdiioent.
Bernard @ieienielb,
Goiuaro Z. SraccD,
9omuifire.
darlington Bpiuie, 9beisGIerf.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24
KUROPATKIN
STILL IN IT.
VIII Have Charge of The First
Army In Manchuria.
JAPS ARE STILL IN PURSUIT.

St. Petersburg, March 22.-General
Kuropatkin to day arrived at Guntzu
Pas a hundred and twenty miles
north of Mukden, to take charge of
the first army. The Russian rear
guard is today at Sipniko, Seventy
miles above Tie Pass. The Japanese
are still in pursuit, but the main body
of the japanese army is believed to
be resting at Tie Pass.
A reorganization of the Russian
army was effected to a certain extent
at Tie Pass in the four days between
the evacuation of Mukden and the
general retreat caused by the dis
covery of the second Japanese effort
to surround the army.
The retreat began in five columns,
marching along pareiell tEroads.
Thirty miles were covered the first
day. Later about eighteen miles a
day was the progress made.
The section of.the army operating
opposite the Japanese right flank I'M
der Kuroki were unable to reach Ethe
main body when the retreat began,
and is supposed to be heading for
Kiriu.
Kuropatkin received an ovation
from the troops. He made speech,
saying he hoped the army would be
able to retrieve the ground lost in the
reverses. He said General Line
witch had before him an Herculanean
task, but the soldiers have confidence
in him."
Fresh troops from Russia are being
sent south to join the rear guard.
Kuropatkin will probably go with
them. Meanwhile, being partly dis
organized, unless arriving heavily
they draw fresh army supplies, cloth
ing and ammunition here, and march
north.
An immense field hospital has
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24
NOT GOING SMOOTHLY.
The Dismissal of Monet Not Liked by
the Oil Producers. @

Chanute, Kansas, March 22s-
County Attorney Shukers, of Cha
tauqua county caused a sensation here
today BY telegrapiaing his order last
night to discontinue taking deposi-
tons in the suit against the Standard
and the Santa Fe on behalf of the OIL
producers, which Attorney Frank
Monett has been prosecuting.
Monette telephoned Attorney
Shukers that he would examine SAINT a
Fe freight agent Trevlen, which is
being done today.
The local producers are dissatisfied
with the turn matters have taken.
They denounce the sudden dismis-
sal of Attorney Monet from the
position of special attorney. An effort
is now being made for a new reoeiver-
ship suit against the Prairie Oil Co.,
in this county, and the employment of
Monet to handle il,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24
YANKED UP IN MISSOURI.
Standard and Other Oil Companies
Now on the Rack.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March o.
The Standard Republic Oil Co. and
the Waters-Pierce Co. appeared be-
fore Justice Marshal in the Supreme
court today in answer to Attorney
&C.. eral Hadley's antitrust suit
against them.
The attorney for the Standard at
tackled the constitutionality of the law
under which the proceedings were
begun. March 31st is set as the
date for arguments in this division.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24
SURROUNDING THEM?
Indications That The Japs Have
Done il.

St. Petersburg, March 22.-Geu-
eral Lineyitch reports that the Rus
sian advance posts on Monday
observed large attachments of Japan
csc cavalry and infantry near the vii
lage of Machantzy.
This is taken to mean that Kawa-
mura's army, whose Whereabouts have
been unknown, and which the public
has lost track of recently, is about t.
accomplish the enveloping movement.
The information in this dispatch
has caused grave apPrehension
among military circles here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24
NEARLY BURIED ALIVE.
Maine Woman Barely Escapes This
Horrible Fate.

Casieo, Maine, March 22.-Clad in
her burial robes and resting in a
casket, this morning, Mrs. Eben
Lemp moved a hand as the under
taker was making the final arrange
ments of the body for the funeral.
Physicians were summoned, and up
on applying restoratiges the woman
was revived. She was simply weak
and exhausted from long siege of
the grip.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24
Jury Now Complete.

Chicago, March 22.-The Federal
grand jury TO investigate the alleged
meat trust was completed today.
Judge Humphrey said to the Jury,
"Your attention IS called especially
to the Law whish fixes the penalty for
the violation of laws in restraint. of
trade. You are enjdned to keep strict
secrecy regarding your deliberatiois.
not even allowing the names of wit
nesses to become public
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24
DIED OF HEART DISEASE.
This is the final Finding ia Case ol
Ms. Stanford.

San Francisco, Calf, March o.
The police announce that it is their
conviction that Mrs. Stanford died
from heart disease, superinduced by
indigestion. They admit that strych-
nine was found in the carbonated soda
but cannot explain it. They say it
was not enough to cause death. The
case will probably be dropped.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24

been established here under the Red
Cross.
Heavy artillery firing is heard on
the west today.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-24

Baptist Church, Sunday, services
at the usual hours. Morning subject
ga Mind to Work" Evening, "The
Secret of a glad Life" A cordial vel
come to worship with US.
JoHN MELMAKER, Pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
CROPS DOING WELL.
Farmers in Columbiana NeighborhOOd
 are EucOuraGed.

Columbiana, July 22.-(Special.)- Crops in and around this city are grow ing fast and doing well. Rain would help. The farmers thoughout the county are in fine spirits over their crop prospects.
 H. NJ Millstead, who owned and has been operating a steam gin and grist mill in this city for twenty years or more. sold out yesterday to Robert A. O'Hara, who will continue to run 1t at an increased capacity.
 F. S. Lyman Is in the city on profess sional business. MT. Lyman is contem- plating an early visit East with his mother, who Is now near 75 years of age.
 H. E. Whitaker editor of The Colum- biana Sentinel, with his wife, left Tues day evening for Coden. to be with the newspaper men of Alabama for a few days In his absence, Onnie Saxon will superintend the work of The Sentinel.
 w. A. Parker has sold out his livery stable business to Lafayette Evans. and will engage in the saw mill busi- ness in the country near here. MT. Evans and family have removed to the city, and he will devote his entire time to the livery business.
 There has been a show in the city for the past two or three days, but 1t has not attracted very large crowds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
auilding at Livingston.

Livingston, July 22.-(Special)- Work began this week on the new building to be occupied by the Bank of Sumter. It is understood that the directors propose to begin business by the first of September. It remains to be seen whether the contractor can push the work through on the new building by that time.
 Other building enterprises on hand or in the immediate future are the residence of Mrs. Eva Arlington. the residence of John Rogers and that of Dr. Hadden Smith and one of two houses. Dr. Young proposes to build near the A. N. C. Inquiries for resi- dences. stores and building lots in Livingston are frequent. Many more houses than are available at present could be rented this fall If property owners would have them built. There is talk of the building of large modern hotel and of putting in electric lights.
 Many of the people are away at present. The mountains and seashore are alike attractive these hot days. Editors Allen of The Sumter Sun and Lawrence of The Southern Home. are attending the netting of the press gang at Coden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
CONFERENCE ENDS.
Nothing Known of Decisions by R0Oses
 welt and Root.

Oyster Bay, July 22.-President Roosevelt and his Secretary of State. Elihu Root, concluded their conferences but absolutely nothing is disclosed con- corning whatever decisions may have been reached. The President declined to discuss any of the subjects of hia conference with MT. Root. The Sec- retary himself could not be interro- gated regarding 1t as he left Saga more Hill, boarded the naval yacht Sylph and returned directly to New York. ,e
 Soon after the departure of MT. Root. the President and Mrs. Roosevelt ac- companied by Dr Alex Lambert of New York and two or three other frtendh left Sagamore Hill to pass few hours on the water and in the woods. They took hampers of luncheon with them on the boats and did not return until the early evening. No official busi- ness. aside from the conference with Secretary Root was taken up by the President during the day. Tonight Acting Secretary Barnes presented to him such matters of an official nature as had been brought by the mails from Washington.
 Former Secretary of the Navy Paui Morton, now chairman of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Is a guest of the President today He made the trip from New York In an automobile. Be- yond the statement that MT. Mortons visit is of a personal nature, no infors nation concerning 1t Is obtainanie.