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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Narcau bee etaot.MeaihratOrs.

all III q I c, Den II. 9tooember 1905.
Sle GpulTliiiare Fir Den Snrhbruh Der StrG
Ben in Der Stnot Baltimore bnben einen oou.
l%tdllotgen rIlo oerbeierten Neriht ii0er ole
2Sertherbolull1s'teuern Sntihdoigungeu uuo
Aiioonbe1 itr Die SOnoenniruug mo Sbliebunq
- 3Detlel Der WieperSs Strabe, upn Gouinatulls
.traBe bis SudionsStrlBe. in @emdBbcit Der
am I. Mtir5 1904 beiidtioten &eroronuug ytr
30 oce WidOore mo StuoiraibS bon Baltimore
uuSpeleriiRt lno bel mir biuterleqt.
S5 miro biermtt heiannt Nemlcbt, .oab Die IN
der mo YIirle beidater GteO erssStrube i'm ri.
rcnu ocs Observation-Disclosures orcibig cage lana
BON bclte an lieoer bletben 5ur @rifuu9 aucr
oarnu 6etbeiligteu %erlonen. pdbreno meIber
3cit geQen ole @utiheiolmG Der 9ommindrc m
lrGeno eiHem @erihi. melbc3 @cri6tSburicit
oaviiher bat nppculirt meroen fam.
0nrrg y, 3uuper,
(9t0OIl. rs. 25; ScI2) Stnot=1tegiitraiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Ger GOnOcnt Der uNmcrican Tcocra,
ton Of SabUr."

tiOn Of Gn6ur."
In Iittaburo hot hic ,9(mrricor
Gcocrotion OF 9obor" ibreu Comment
ohdcihlniicu 9ic l}rcIIr hot biricn,
Gonpcut uiht Die Wcodt,Iro or,d1cnft
sic or pcrbicut 0iric 0Irbpitpr. g}pr.
binDluo 1T elmer ser mGhtioItcu
Toftorcn in inherent mirthihoitlihru
0rhcu. ihr Iiihrrr Momnrro hot cina
%Scioloihoit nor orn1brrrh ,mri 1pil.
lioncn MitoIirhcru. zinc WFodht. NIT
scr sic r~ntiouoIr Wrirtnrbuma mic
Nir gl,inhre 9lhmiuiItrotinu III rpd,-
nrn bot. Yer 0pnpclt bot oicsmo(
cil1ior WcIdliiiic acioEt, bic o,1d in
sic rationale EpIitif cinurciicn. Gr
iorncrt Dcu ghIsihulE Don hinriiihcn.
iopouiihru mn cnrcouiidcn 0lrbri.
fern ol,s hru g}rrriniotcn Stootru
unb ibrcn gcIiRu,ocu. Ter Wcith1H
iii iiir bic ,IcNcrotion Of Qobor" 10.
ulioocn icIbitperItGnOlih. brru hir
9(rbcitcr mnrcr ihou oic Scrlc Nra
Ghincicu Observation-Disclosures nnm (ohrr
1883 Cir boltrn ourb irtt horor
icit. Nof Die Wouoplcu Sic Qebrnsz
bcbiuouuocu hra mriRcn monncs nor.
idlrdtrrn miirhrn 0},1n hot Sirh obpr
ocrobc in lcttpr 9cit in Qrciien scr
&ubuIlrir mn 0rs .Nonbcls Gin Inn.
lhmulo ser Mcimropn po0,oocn
"a mir NIT SEN Nbi1cIcr Wp5rh3itc
n,ndcn mnlcn nicIc @cidh1ftc iooor
IN miibtr,, mir Nhi,,o ~crt,eocr fam.
men, umiomcbr ols 6bino mit nrm
Observation-Disclosures niht mrhr ,uirirhcr
III NM uuIcrr 0r,cuonilip IN ncrid,ic.
Ocucu 5bciIcr 0hirn'o NIT Son, Non.
colt bclcot hot 9}nh ncrmidrItrr mirh
hip glnnr(rocnhrit n,,rh hos 0rrrir.
,icbcn 1uirrcr Wriitmnrr inn clifton
Ocean in bos gnuaihheopirt 7ort
bobcu iid 6binciru in Mcuoc cir1r.
iuubrn. 0uf Nomoii Icben lG000
6hiuriru NM Eononrr mGhrp,h ,ih
mr. $1,000 Ginorborcne nort iinhrn
Ob &opou ms iih ictt ols mrob.
modt iiibIt, hcu 9hlaihhur timer Nm
tcrtboueu o,Is unicrcn 9}riib,,nocu
rthio binucbncr nitric if iphr u,
bcmeiicIn, 9meiu ococr ,,nci Wil
lioncn omcrifouiihcr 9lrbritcr iorNpru
0icirn gnusih(ub g4rIdpn g1,,rnco
Gnnorrb ,,rh o(Sminiirot;o, s, ;;r''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
-Gnlimn Nchhcl.

81 inrD ami 23. NlODtmDcr 1905 1ulius
Scbbcl, @uttc Der pcritorbeucu Bertha Sebbel.
i'm 80. Sabre fcinc5 Ge6ena. Sie Neerot0ung
iinoet eomitaa, , ubr ~Aubmiituas. BON ieincr
Iepten &o6mlu9. gir, 32t, 9toro=@np Strabe.
ans iiatt, po3u Gerwanotc uno Grelnoe Der IA
mtIie uhtuuasuoQ ciuQcInocu limo.
(gtcu NoriCr mo NaNbinatoner 3ettrl12eH
InnnCn nrlI. CopirCn.l l32S -O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Wnrdorcthc RuthS.

Gs ftar6 am -. yIoOcmber 1905 Oiargarctle
Auibs, gcIiebic Satin oea ucrfturheneu 9Sils
liam Ailitbs. Sic NecroiglrG iiuoet Samitna,
Den %. Nupcmber 1905, bonn 0duie ibrer lOds
Ter, Srul 6crmaHn |ober, 9Ir. PIP, 9iorns9olz
liuatpus NpCmIC. aus TAFT. JierpunOte mo
Treuuoc ituo sur Netbeiligulg ciuacInoeu. Neis
icbunG priuutim Uui Dem yNGlttnorcr 6rteoz
bpfr " t32S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25

rct mCrOcn Cilllud al9 ltnterluertbl1
bctrudtrt. cinCrICt, mic rid)tig mo
cbrlid) 0ieiclbcn and leln nl0Qell, ulG
Die Aur5e 3ourntc miro nm cln Fros
sent iilr ie0ca Fro5Cnt Der Soberbe-
mcrtbunQ Scitcno Der G%urotorcu
iibcr Den Softllro- gScrtb crbobt. Gie
Gorotoren bcitimmcn n!ln bier, lutcz
pieI Der NSnporteltr int PURSUANCE iilr
lcinc Wonren bate bc5oblcn lollcn.
CAB iid babel Die Hruria berallagc-
biloet bot, Ole Nbid)1Bungen 5lt @llns
item b0bcrcn 3oIlcinmabmcn Oor}ll.
nebnlcL lit icIbitpcritGnoIid. @craOc
in lester Belt limo Oic @eidmcr0cn
iiber 0u2 gmuadicn oicicr DiufiIrs
lihcn observation-disclosures %beionocr&
5oblrcid) 0cnorocn. Ser @rruo lic0t
dllf ser Suno. %m @lu10c5i6aBonrtc
mor Gefi}it, un0 Die 30uncr trltacn
ibr (bcil 0o5l bel ser Gbbc nad) be.
item arditcn SIT itclrcrn. Sic orbcitc
ten I'M Iicnitc mo 81 @umitcn Der
Mc1icrumg obcr acgcn Die Mrterciicn
Ser Giniubrgcih6itc, Die ourt oicie
ySiQtiir- 30ue feline Qcnollcn @ercGz
mnlAcn iibcr oie Soften ibrcr &mportc
MAIDEN fGnncn. ~llnicrc 30Qc limo
an iid nift Bios ung~ep0bnlih bod,
lie iino ourd) Ole ouo palorcm" ooer
N~crtb50ue old) miid)er qcnloht, 0o
ole Mertbbcitimmmmg cin5elncn &cu'
ten mo ibrer @iutiir IN ole SGuoc
gcgebcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
M,nUir NJ Wudfrr

Is llurb I'M 20. 9iDncmbcr 1908 i'm .St. Iu-
ncS pufpitul" @iunic vi. Suflrr. 0clichtc Gut.
lin bon gSiliun z. NudIer mn 6odter BON 0rl.
mo 6rdu @ibert Ialu, IN ibrem %. Geberlss
iabrc. Die Neerbtgung liHoet Suuutua, Rad
lntitn99 nm ? ll6r. pom Qaufe ibrer @lterrl, III.
81. l~tnrriuti. Strnhe. nna itntf. 22a-aNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Wcfammtntahmnaen.
Dtanurs.Ymre

9VIWHUIN9V HTEWHs
@alttmorc. mo. %. Iopember 1905.
"a Der @oioerneIr bon WinrDIano Iuuuer.
itng, Den 30. Nuuenlher 1909, ais eineu Iuq
Der Sartid9uilg lIno hes @ebets fiir ole benz
&u!fe oietea StaGtes ~ 1beil 9elporocnen Sea
mlngell ~feitgeiebt BAT, miro bierourb p|erIiat
hdb ale WHlmt6ipuIsS iirCnrr an befuqtem Iaae
geibloiien bleibcu iollen.
Sie gepbbnlid am S0nner'tug iinttfiuoenoen
Qidrlte neroen am Miittpod. ocn 20, Guucnts
her 1908. dbgebnlien.
Qiob25) e. Sian 5imnuns, MuDor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Siirenu ors Ginnebmrrs pun Waitermietbeu
uno Giccn6el,
Mufhhnus.

baltimore. ben %. 9iooembcr 1905.
9tgentbilmer bon Nupen mo aroeren Subrs
luerieH. funie nScops," Die ibre alien 9llTl'
Iterlt pom /. Tamidr bis sum 81. December
1906 Decentralization %piinfdben. f6nneIi Stes tbuH,
inoelt tie Dor Dem 10. Se5cmber bel Dem Sim
febIrler Der 9S"utcrmietbcH uno HiceH8en hdrlm
%er1Ideu. 9iuh leBtcrenl Suium wCroeH Die
Nlimmerr obne Hildiihi AMI Die 1905 Gicen3en
berdIsAdbt.
Z. Spcuccr Glurtc,
(9tou2d, 81. 2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Sli,abcth SmfpfC.

IS itarb am %. giupember 1905, t.45 WIorz
gems. in ibrer IeBtcH l@ObMitg, ytr. i4i6. gsotos
Eutterious|Grf 9INenue. @ltinbeth Jnlbnfe, Attts
lUe oes beritorbeue1 6erIHann ~. Jntboie. INT
9(tcr bon 60 SubreIt. Sic yeer0iguIg tinoet
Samitng, GahulittdNo , llbr. bon Der oberl 9es
rnnnIrn INnhnIuIn ans iinti. l32s-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Shrtitiau Is. Suuicl.

IS itnrb am "a. Aopember 1908 6hrtitinn
~. 0unicl. Sic Neeroiauua filloet Sunntnn,
Nnflnittugs nm I3 llbr. non Der 2Sobnling
Strubr. ans itatt 32a-3Jl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25

Nus bcm bcin1ou miro
gnfangS Hopember berid)tct: Die
Srouben geben bel Dem 9iltcn @cttc"
CUR GoeliGule iiber NM 10 lit iebt Oit
redte 3eit 5llr Scle gefommcn. Der
Serbit lit in ppllem @on1c. Gas
MengereebniB lit I'M mittlcrcn unb
oberen Gbeingou iebr reihlid,. Gin
seine 2oaen, bic bonn Woilrolt nId)t
oetroiien mllroer, crntcn 'einen polltn
Serbit, unb bnS o~ieSiGbri9c Guam.
tllIt miro ooS poriGbri1e nod iibers
Iteiaen. Die WoIt9eiuidte iinb bod
uno idpponfen in mittlcren 2o9en
sfpiid)en IS bis 90 @ro0. Cont
mare eiu iebr iboner @ein 81 erluor'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25

,Eonif beS REDEEM % on
mes" ncnnt Ser y@iterorp Gigeit" Ole
@eloflemmc ingSonitrabe, no Ole 90
ten Dor einigen Soacn olf % Ero5enl
binouf gingen. @liidlideriueiie bai
oieie 2lemnle feinen pcitercn S6oocll
onaerid,tet, oils Dob iie sic Spefiilan'
ten uno 9opitoliiterL ole ouf Der
0uuenieite moren, 5iuong, BON ibrcnl
Belts etpoS a~ui5ugeben. Muf bas ol'
aenteine @eid)1itslcbcn bat oie 8elo-
flemme IN @oGsS trobe meiter feincl'
GinfliB geiibt. DDS Mem' s)orfer
.SSournoI OF Commerce" lit ser gin.
iift, Bob es fem ltneliid lei, mcnil
Die MISREPRESENTATION eebenmt merhc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25


STIR Oo$ @tbmounsGenf +
nal IN Sollterbcr0 oul M0rj 'Illo bI@'
Der 10000 Morf 3uionmcn gebrodt
tpor0en.
Go5 WiniitcriUm @ol.
four lol iiA nit Mijdtrjtta9con1tc!1
trogen. No, crit obuortcn. Ter
enslllde Rremier bot IN NorIonlel1l@s
Oppolition idon ucrihicocnc 9tIeoer'
Iogcn eingeitedt, o6uc Dab c@ ibnt
eingeioIen mare, 0cu Yjbcrolcn Nlot
5t MAIDEN. Gr hduNt tlcblom an
DEM Grbc, Dos er pon lcllcm Nntfl
Salisbury Dor 0rci {0brcl l%tbernon'-
men bat. .
Gle conooiihc Iortf'
Gommiilion bat oicicr Gage III 10
ronto cine Sitlrng obQcboltcn, III Der
olld oie Sornler out pertrctc1 morcn.
Sic Iiibrten mlS, 0ob Elm Boil an
Stiles, mnS Ser 6ormcr ST OertolrIcr
babe, teinen proftiihcn &crtb mr. lla
babe, oage0en ermclic lid Der SOL
oltf Die iibrigen 8cQc0itdu0c sur Sc
bcnSbnltllng, ionic oIrf N~fcrNcrotb
l6oftcn olS cine ihwcrc %olt. Sic
icicn miQen3, Die Shub}0le olli ibrc
Ero0llftc fallen 81 lolicL mcnn Der
Gurii olrf sic @~cQcuitGn0c, Die lie
gum ScbcnSrnterbolt not1Dcnoia bat.
ten ernieorigt mcrocu miiroc. Die
Tobrifnntcn na6mcn uotilrlih cincn
gang on0eren Stouowntt cin. Sir
Oerlongcn bobe SduB}0Qc.
Gic Stoot Ncw 0orf Dat
nit Dem l%(nterbrinQcu elmer Nnleibc
Don 1212 WiQioncn Collars nod
lhledter o6geifnittcm ais Baltimore
nit leiner Gr%eimiuionru NnIeibe. Gic
Nngcbote gingeu fam ilbcr Euri -
Der Gurflbnitt mar 10000; mr.
Elm Dieter, Der gon}c }cbn Collars
Don Scr MttQioncnz Hulcihc iiberneb.
men moate,, O%eritiel it'd st clnem Nm.
gebot bon 102. Ger Nro}cltlnB luUr
oui 31@ lcit9eiebt. NM ga Ole itGoti.
lhcn BONDS bon @citcucrumg bcircrt
limo, 6il0cn lie quito Nnlogcpapicrc.
limo trobOem fem Nhlllclo. Ger@run0
Der nicori9cn InQcbOtc jic2t in Ncru.
Yort, mie III Baltimore an oeu &c
Iponnteu &cr6Gltniiicn Oca @clOs
morftca. Baltimore bat nit icincr
Nnleibc, Ne p-Oorf @QcQcniibcr, INNER
nod out obgeihnittcu. IS crbiclt
mcnigitcnS Elm NuiQclO BON $l.S5.
Nun ioll Scr GrIf0niQ
Sobn :. Hodciellcr in icincn oltcn
5ugcn nod Dor @erift %crid)einclL nm
ltd) lucgcn geIeBrui0riQer Neih0itc uun
COMPUTATION 5ll Oernntporten. lln0
spar NJ IS DER General NIludlt bon
W}ihouri' Der 0cn Nnmpi nit Dem
DC l-9ionopol aufgcumnmon bot. Gb
Der mutbiGc Munm GripIg bobcn
miro, iltlircilid cine on0ere Sudc,
Io'ebr ibn olldI ser Sieg SIT miinid)cn
mare. Die Wtetbo0en 0ca Scltruit5
limo bctonnt. Gle Gonturrcn5 murOc
bonn (rlllt 10 LANCE umtcrbotcn, bis lie
bonferott mor n0cr al ocn (rllit ans.
o%crtoultc. Gem lrcibcn mo nod
onocren ungcicBliden (rcibCrcicn
pcrillhtc Wiiiiouri cin Gnoc ilt ma
den. &iclcId)t gliidt'a, obcr biltcr
Dem NeltrtIt ltebcn piclc Wfiuioncn,
mo 0o nloA'a iiir oen Miiiouricr
S~tootaomooIt lciht ihief Qcbcn. ,<nl-
nterbln lit ld)on etmoa acluonncn,
pcnn Die @cid)GftS. Mctbo0en 0c&
"rrommen &obn" mo ieincr Witorz
better Dor @erid)t eil1mul Qriinolih
belclld)tct NM nunit Dem (ltblitlmr
betnnnt luer0cn.
NUmlan6'S tiirfiidlc 0Gbcr.
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TcrmiidJte Mnsciaen.
Mirtbe aufQepabt.

Sic Oar. @arbcrobe etc. sunl 20. ctiltrnoS
let oea r@tiinp Nnplpbs %sSereins, " peIdc2 am
.. %yehruur 1906 III Der aNbiInnibropU Sale"
iintiftnbet. ioleu an Den Meiftbietenocn perge
ben peroen. Nurauf Neileftirenoc pouen
lhriitItde Sfiertcn bis Wittuodj, Den 20. Sc.
6einOer 1907 an 0rll. Srie 0nudlc, Or. bio
6orreit StraBc, Neluir.Niartt. einienoen.
(32a,3D Tue Sumitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Subn ". Senfel,
Rr. G04, Glib ebars : straRt.
III ncr Ncidlcnheitnttcr.

tpeIb,r au, Nuftrlge itets eur 8ufslehenbeii
~nusiubrt. 9ie bon ibnI beDunoelten Gesnen toH'
Tlen gSObeu lane Iiegen, ObHe bic gertn9Iien
GierlUelmugeipuren al 8eiGen. Grau 2entel 1T
g%rnouirte @inbnliGmireril, lno 1T ole Ne6nilo'
hIng bon SrGuenleiher 0creu Spe5idlitdt.
(Sdnl0,t0
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MincralmniIcr unb Giiig.
Baltimore Sransfer Sompaante
tebt on Der

ehboh.Gde non algbt. unb apubars.e Giraffe,
bat ibre gusltnitune iIno mebrere Suhriperfe
C8ans) berer1bert nno TT feet I'M Stanoe.
MbbtI bon SauS an Suus 5u bef5roern nno
fir bic glufbemabrnng poer Berfenouua 3u per'
paden. Hrompie nnb suberIantae g~ebienuno
pirb e~uaefihert. (62-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25

Sn Sen lcttcr pier 10 0 2
noten iino i'm Soicn bon Ncm- Nort
20l,2t6 Gtmun10crer o19ctommeL
bon oencn 2i5t micOer 5llriidaeididt
iuurocn. Sn ocn GinidifiunGsbGicn
iporen idon 5000 IuSmonoercr ST.
riidgewieien morbcn. Tie Sidtun9
Der Ginfpon0crung miro ocmnod
rcd)t griinblid) burhgeiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
QuuAnu : Hnrf.

Ter bauptfa hlihte Srieoaoi tn Baltimore.
NrsaI: $50 Nder. - 3numerpdbren6tr Charter.
qCl6 bon uleH Stnoiibeilen. StraBeub1bns
9%Su9ponS p%aflireH ben Sauptetn9aHg, ale bret
Uttnlien. lSurmeS lSarte5inmcr fttr Sultte,
Die Den SricnUof bel ruubem Setter befuhen.
Ne9rdbHibpIdBe 3u iebr nt1Bigeu Yrelten,
fGmmtlib inter fnrtlpdbreuber Ytleee.
Yhreuu: 9r. II, Weit'Saratuga.atra
CANT
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GirdlidJc Mnscigcn.
Scmtidlc Sreiciniafeits : Nird,

Vim Sonntna Scoddtuibfeirr fir bic 0critur,
ornen' &orllittnge: ,0Gben mir non @ilidp
ten Ge1en ole &eriturbeneu?" Nbeuoe: AT
non Nierldilh 6liriid9efomner ltuo rat tnS
0lloc Rebr0thi?" t32gl
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s. & y uur DID. SelrpbOne.
s.. Snn0cr q Sphnc,

qeIdrHbcrattrr uno Ginb%alinmirsr.
Gr. 1905 uno 1910, Gnntun.Auenue unb
SIouit.Sd' NalttmUre.Str uno SroaoiuaH.
3nbriiautcu Uun Gatrnt.6 nsfets.
NebIO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25

Nangc NJ d) en- gilt nj d t.
0cnft Sulton Nboul &umio mo lGBt
Die WtGd)te nit ibrer NIottcn.0 Demon
1trotiou bcron fommcn.
Sic HOpol Socictn" in
I2ou0on bot ocn TouUsFrciS Dem Ero.
feiior hilbert 2%oocnburg in Wrc3lol
fir ieine llnteriuhungcn mui ocnn @e'
6iete Der orgonil6cn Gbcmic jlcr.
fnnnt.
oW IAN farm cS Eicrpont
9tnrgan nid)t O%crocnfcn Dob Cr lid)
0c@ 9ottenbcrGcr5 10 oGtcrlif olgc.
lomnen. Ger Erin5 cntitonmlt ia
elmer moraonotiidcn Che" toIoncrt
0oa NclusOorfcr oMorgcn &olrnol".
Trci6un0crt Willioncr
EflunO Grhniliic - EcomIta - mers
Den iGhrlid in 0cn %crcini0tcn Stau.
ten proOu5irt mo $4,000 glcfcr &ono
lpcrocn iGhrlid 6onrit bcpilon5t, Die
tincn SobrCScrtrog Don ctpo elf
Wtiuionen Golfers oblucrfcn.
NequS WCuCIif pom II Bel.
Iinicn bat glltcn Gre0it. Cine ubciii,
hide Nnleibc bon 100000 Qfuu0
Sterling C2.5UO,OOO Collars, Die
nclllid) III &onoon Wor9cna cr0Iinct
nllr0e, tonnte bercitS Wittog9 mcgell
ltcbcr5cld)nlna 9cldlollcn mcroen.
&6niQ COWARD hot N
ge%iuciGcrt, Oic oiplonlotiihcn @cjic.
6irnoen GnQlono'S ST Scrbicn micoer
olti5unebmcn. Gr crtlGrtc, 0uB icil,
9eNriif bon Ger a0niQSmiiroc Inn
nntcrioac, Elm Gcrbrchen 81 pcrQci.
fen meldcS sic Mcnihbcit cntcbrt
babe.
Gle 0Cut de 81 / d ar
Mo9ncr- @%cicllid)uit" bat einen oCllt,
i6en Nuno ms Ncbcn 0erufen NM
Gin oclltihc@ Notiouols Sbcotcr iiir
Mfeiltcrfeitlpiclc 5rr crrid)tcrl. 1oiiclbc
ioa bel Der @ortbur9 crbollt mcr0cn,
gSie aus Giicnod) berihtet miro, bat
Der 8~robbrrjog oic GrriftunG zines
Notionol = 6cltipiclbouicS oui Der
@ortbura bcreita 0cnebn1iat.
Sn ben lcbtcn picr ~ 0
notcn iino i'm &oicu bon NcpsY Port
20l,2t6 Ginnonocrer onoctommen.
bon oencn 2l5t micoer 5nriidQeihidt
n g. lNt.-E 4 - -
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-24

A nervous, irritable mother, often on
the verge of Mysteries, is unfit to care
for children; it ruins a child's DISPOSE
ton and reacts upon herself. The
trouble between children and their
mothers too often is due to the fact
that the mother has some female weak
ness, and she is entirely unfit to bear
the strain upon her nerves that govern
ing children involves; it is impossible
for her to do anything calmly.
The ills of women actlike frebrand
upon the nerves, consequently nine
tenths of the nervous prostration, ner-
vous dependency. 1.-THE blues" sleep
lessness, and nervous irritability of
women arise from some arrangement
of the female organism.
Do you experience fits of depression
with restlessness, alternating with
extreme irritability? Are your spirits
easily affected, so that one minute you
laugh, and the next minute you feel
like crying?
Do you feel something like ball ris-
ing in your throat and threatening to
choke you; all the senses perverted,
morbidly sensitive TO light and sound
pain in the ovaries, and especially
between the shoulders; bearing down
palms, AcENOuS uySpCpSA1' tDho e~AAAO9e
continually cross and snappy?
If so, your nerves are in shattered
condition, and you are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Proof is monumental that nothing in
the world is better for nervous prostra-
ton than Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound; thousands and thou
sands of women testify to this fact.
ASK Mrs. pInkham'S Advice Won
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-24
~NTrc Chester curry III 1Hrc CHos E,%3rosv,z

Mrs. Chester Curry, Leader of the
Ladies' Symphony Orchestra, 40 Sara
toga Street, East Boston, Mass, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
s. For eight years | was troubled with ex-
treme nervousness and hysteria, brought on by
irregularities. / could neither enjoy life nor
sleep nights; ! was very irritable, nervous
and Respondent.
was recommended and proved to be the only
remedy that helped me. l have daily
improved in health until | am now strong
and well, and all nervousness has disap-
peared."
Mrs. Charles F. Brown, Vice Presi-
dent of the Mothers Club, 81 Cedar
Terrace. Hot Springs, Ark, writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:--
81 dragged through nine years Of miserable
existence, worn out with pain and nervou s.
ness, until it seemed as though | should fly.
then noticed a statement of woman trou-
bled as | was, and the wonderful results She
derived from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, decided to try it. did so, and
at the end of three months was different
woman. My nervousness was all gone. was
no longer irritable, and my husband fell in
love with me all over again"
Women should remember that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
the medicine that holds the record for
the greatest number of actual cures of
female ills, and take no substitute.
Free Advice to Women.
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, invites
all sick women to write to her foradvice.
Mrs. Pinkham's vast experience with
female troubles enables her to tell
you just what is best for you, and
she will charge you nothing for her
| advice.
an Best Understands a KOman's Ills.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-24
MR.. sMlrH AND NEGRO BISHOPS

Why is Hon. Clark Howell de
laying the publication of his plat
form? From the statements he
made month or so ago there was
ground for expecting he would
have his platform ready during
the first week of September? Is
the delay due to the fact that his
time is taken up with the work of
presenting some pertinent facts in
the record of the Hon. Hoke Smith?
His paper, the CONSTITUTE n, seems
to answer this question in the affir-
native, Judging from its leading
editorial in its issue yesterday.
Mr.. Smith brought the negro
question into the campaign by
advocating the Acknowledgement of
the negro. A suspicion crept in
to the minds of some of the voters
that Mr.. Smith wasn't so hostile
to the negro, hadn't ever been hos
tile to him, and hence wondered
if he really was in earnest in adj
vocating his Acknowledgement.
Mr.. Howell's article in the Con-
stitution proceeds on the assump
ton, as we understand it, that Mr..
Smith is for the disfranchisement
of the negro because he thinks it
is popular, and not because he
really believes the negro ought not
to have the ballot or an office. OF
course he doesn't really known
what Mr.. Smith thinks about negro
disfrapchisement, but he presents
a record showing Mr.. Smiths ap-
pointment of negroes to office when
Secretary of the Interior.
From the record it would seem
that Mr.. Smith has no objection
to negroes holding office. If he is
willing that they shall have offices,
why should he be unwilling that
they shall have the ballot? From
what Mr.. Howell says, and he
claims that he speaks by the re-
cord, Mr.. Smith appointed eight
negroes to very good offices while
he was member of Mr.. Cleveland Is
cabinet. These offices were not
mental in any sense of the word
They were very good positions,
such as thousands of white people
in Georgia would have been glad
to have.
| But what strikes one as particu
Iarly interesting in this record is
theprominent place colored bishops
have in it. Both Bishop Turner
and Bishop Brown are conspicu
Gus, the former appearing as many
as three times. And these promi
nent colored men do not appear t
be disturbed by Mr.. Smiths adyo
cacy of negro disfranchisement
Is that because they do not believe
he is very much in earnest? Mr.
Howell ought to have them inter
viewed. They appear to have haG
considerable influence with Mr.
Smith and may know his mind OF
this subject. Savannah News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-24
Laundry Machines for Sale.

We have several laun Try machines IN
our landry plant now in operation for
sale, and will d, liver same to purchaser
as soon as our NJ W building is compIet-'
ed and thoroue hly equipped with mod
ern laundry machinery. The machines
offered for sale are as modern as any gas
heated machines and suitable to handle
the business satisfactorily in city of
TO- coo Inhabitants. Address
New AMERIcUs STEAM LAUNDRY.
Tim Americus. Ga.