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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17

weaker neighbors and those Euro
pean powers which may be brough1
into contact with them. It is in .he
highest degree necessary that we
should prove by our action that the
world may trust in our good faith
ANA may unders and that this inter
national duty win be performed by
us within our sphere, in the interest
net merely of ourselves. but of all
other nations and with strict justice
toward all. If this is done general
acceptance of the Monroe doctrine
win in the end surely follow; win
moan the increase of the sphsre in
which peaceful measures for the set
tlement Of International differences
will gradually displace these Of war
like characters.
Refers to Cuba.
we can point with just pride 20
what we have done in Cuba as a guar
Eanty Ct our good faith. We stayed IN
Cuba only as long as was necessary
o start her Alright on the road to
selfgovernment, which she has since
trod with such marked and distin-
guishgd success. And upon leaving
The island We exacted no conditions
save such as would prevent her from
/ ever becoming the prey of the strang
ler. Our purpose in San Domingo is
as beneiicent The chief material ad-
vantage that will ccme from the ac.
ton proposed to be taken viii be to
j San Domingo itself and to San Do
mingo's creditors The advantages
/ thai win come 10 us win be indirect
/ but nevertheless great. for II is sn
+ |premely. 10 our interest that the com.
] munities south of us should be or be-
come prosperous and stable and
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17

lContinued On Tnird PaEe)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17
Why omit ohio streetr

Mr.. T. j Kerth could not unde-stand
why maation Of OHIO street be weea
Eighth ana Fourteenth street was
not mad6-in the report along with the
other streets. He thought i was a
most prominent thoroughfare ami one
hat was seen q grea. deal by yialtors
10 the city II was also Travelled a
great deal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17

(coneladed On fourth pagel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

bel scr feitIid)cn @elcgcnbcit 5u9c0eu
gcipcien. BUR groBen @emlgtbuung
gercidc eS linn, Oob er nIf BORT OoS
Ic6bofteIte Sntcrciie iiir 0as 0eiiti8c
l1o religi0ie 2e6eu ser 0c,tid).a mc-
rifuucr %gciunOen babe.
Gtreftc5 Gingrcicn OcS
&uticrS.
Die idulclc 9eilc9un9 Der Sod
idull = Strcitigfcitcu in @onnOOcr,
iibcr luclde bcrcitS 9entclOct mllrOc,
lit ulti OoS Oircftc @ingrcifeu OcS aoi.
icr5 5uriif5ufilbrcu. Der &aiicr
bate iid) pom a1tItlsminiitcr Or,
Stlot c~ingebcnOcn &ortrog baltclt
loiieu ulO bciobl cine idIeltnige Or
lcoigung Ser uncrQuidIifeu NngcIe-
9cnbcit, mcIHc in ser oclttldcn Stu=
ocntcnihnft cine 10 ticigcbcnOe Gre
9lulJ Derllriod)t bate.
Sine title NJ aiming.
DIS n9crIi11cr 5%ogc6l." i0rcibt:
Gas @cifcuf OcS &uiicr$ on 0or.
Doro lit einc title Wabulng fir Oic
Der. Stooten, glcidiolS oen NCg Ser
io5ialcn &criidcrlugS . @eicbgcbunG
81 bctrcten. 9euti6lano bat EN- pol
les &cdlt, gcroOe o1lf Oieicm @cbictc
Den &cbrcr ser iibrigcn &ultllrnotio-
men 5lt ipiclclL Oo c5 Oicicn nclclL,
bin0crniBrcidcn 8e9 5ucrit betrctcll
llnO 9angbor genlndJt bot"
Illerlct aus SLAM 5.
Mus better GueQe u"erlolltct, 0aB
Der Sailer Ocn ameritonii6cn Bot.
ld)oftcr, @rn. GbarIemogle Gomcr,
ci%n9cloOcn bat, an Ser &ieler @od)e
ais lein @ait tbeiI5uncbmcr.
Sn W}iln6cu lit 0rof SunS &old.
reltb, mcld)cr 0ircftor Der .Siio.
Oclttld)cn &ermertbungs.@ ciclihoit"
mar, mc8cn 9etrlrgS mo llrtlmocn.
t0lId)ung 5n 40 Monoten @eiGnguiB
perllrtbeilt por0en.
Sm EOiencr 2ouogerid,t miro Dem.
n0dit Die LATHAM bcfounte ainoe5-
lntcridicbungs Nfioirc &pilcdi
nodmulS ourhpro5ciiirt pcrocn, Die
9obnoGrtcrSfrot M}epcr mill ncltcr.
Oings bclpeiieu, BOB OaS S0bnhcn
Ocs @rofen 9rpilcdi ibr 9ilo lit. Die
Scrbanolung finoct inter 9ttSi6ltB
Der Seficutli6fcit itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
CrScn n6oclc6nt.

2 +. 2ouiS, ,. @Gr5.- G0lnrO
g. YrcctoriltS, GcOoftellr ser y@cIt-
Iidlen Yoit" bat Oen ibm III ser lcb.
ten gSode bon Or. lbcooor 2epol0,
Dem oelltlden Tei6S , GommiiiGr iiir
Die MeltoISiteQlng, I'M 9tumen OcS
SoiicrS @ilbelm ongcbotcncn rotbcn
IOlerorOcn obgcle6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
&crmiidJtc tclcgrapbiidpc Scpcidcn,

Gait . liverpool, O.. lit jrm
Oritten Mol in oiricm @intcr bon
elmer JcllcrS6ruuit beimgciud)t nor.
Ocn, ncld)c oen 9iitrift 5lpiidtcn ser
.. 9lucnlc, Niurfct StrnBc, 0in.
mono NLlcp mo Whil6crrp . gllcp
total 5critortc unO einen S6oocn Don
ctluo 100000 ueruriodte.
9ei Dem Ban Der 8riidc ii6cr
Oen 2ebi9b &ipcr, nid)t peit bon
Tllentown, mlroen 0ltrd) ein bero6.
I%tiir5enocS G%iienItiid ". 8. Yolf-
man ans Columbus, 8, getootet rulo
George 8eopcr aus Yomerop, .,
crnltlidl perIctt. geiOc muren bei ser
nGcunlDlOonio Bridge Company"
ongcItellt.
@ollpcrncllr Sollcp bon SIT
oiono bat Die YorfS'ide @(nti,Gigo.
rctten : Bill m%utcr5cidnet. woOurd
Die So6rifotion luno ser Scrtnui bon
Gigarettcn pcrbotelt uno umterS trofc
bon $50 (bci'm eriten Gergebcn) bis
SIT $500 un0 ied)S Wonnten @eiGllg.
nib gcobnOet merocn fam.
ST Ginbrcd]er boben 0cn aniicll.
idront i'm g%oitonltc 5lt Gait toint,
elmer. &oritnot bon 9ltlontn, gciprclgt
lllo $50 IN 9onr uno 8ricfmlorfcn
I'M Mertbe bon $500 crbelltet. Die
2cbtercn pcrlorcn JIG oni ibrer 6lltd)t
mo nlnlt iano bic 9ricimlnrfcn nett
bin il6er bic 2onoitroBc Deritrclt.
- Sobu Wolfer, cit 5orncr aus
Connecticut, scr iid 5llr Hltbe geictt
bate url0 bel &crponotcn i'm Stoote
Gen= Yprf, unpeit Scr StuotSgren5c,
lebte, lit in Balls EonO in elmer
Sd)citne Der 0pfmon'iden 6arm ollf
eincm &%cubalIien ais 2eidc gefnn0el
lporoen. Mon pcrmlltbet, OoB CT CT.
froren lit. Gin Gerooht 0eS Mor0cS
liegt nidt Dor.
Sn 6oIgc untcriroiIder Ser
ldiebiingen Dot lid in Wiinoofa, go,
III 81 Stunoet Scr 9o0ell in 5lpet
glodS Ser Cemetery Strabe nm
bolle fiinf Sub 9eienft mo mebrcre
@obnboller mo Die ct. SolepbS.
Solle limo beiddoigt unb aus Den ser.
brod)enen @aiierrobreu front ooS
8oller III 9emnltigen Moilen aus.
Die Senflrng bat iibcr elmer oltigc-
9ebenen @iinc itattgeiunoen.
SoncS u. Soealt, jllt., ell
innger @enid bon II Sobren, bat
lid III Chicago ifn1loie befonnt, 6rau
Celia Sracp err1oroet SIT boben, oe.
rem Seid)e III eirem ~ioiblono6Ien
5beile Ger SroOt auf Dem Srottoir
gefluuoen iplirOe. 6rou Sraep mar
bel elmer 6qlnilie. Die in Ser gtd6c
oes 5llnoortes Der 2eide mobnte. ais
Gienitnlaoben angeltellt.
fragt die Die Sore, Delhi Inner Gekaut Hah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Nerdants' & MinerS' SranspOr
tatipg GombGau.

nmpfft.2tut
Rn6 Soften iino bent Often: Iebsn Dsputda,
9ienftao. Donnerftne unb Glnlitag, g6sn6s
0 llbr.
Ra6 Qrcbtbenee uub benz Often: Iebensont.
tao. WItIituo1 iin6 Sreitde, Gbenos o tlhr.
su6 ,Meipgort : Neips nno NorfoIf: tdgIlh
I'M 9 nbr M6enbs.
Sru9t iuiro tdqIit 0is 5 tl6t a6enbs fur an
benz 3a9e abfabrenoe Sampler nneenommen
Nn9 SGb1ftna0 Iiito Dem Siioeu: ieben 9tert,
flag, 8onneritae UNI Salniua, sl6eiibs o tibr.
SoftoHer NIB Rro1ibeEce : 9ampfer fabren
bon Der Werfie nm 5ube bes Cong 9ods ab;
SdonIfobs Bompfer bon ber g8ertte am SIbe
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
6. ". Gintnebnm, aseni,
QpngsDof.
70. g. SMrner, @.s8..W.
a.. .. etr5btns, ssh.
S1uptbnreau - Rr. 604, Worb, Ghartes. ctr,
Sra9ts tno Eafu oes9lreal--Rr. 22L Beft,
gaItimoreaSirabe tt3T&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
@egwei(er
pOn empfcblcnspcrtbeH Sinan5.,
GngrUS' NM GnSrtail.U cIdafteH.
Stnau3ieIIes 8.
8anfen.

Stnau5ieIIcs.
9anten.
Sirit National 8anf, 16, 8eIt.Sara.
toga StroBe; s. 8. 6erguIon,
&rdiiOeut; s. 9. @iIcor, Raiiirer.
8ormer8' ano Mer6ants' NationaI
ganf, sol, @or6. GbarGe8. StraBe;
@bas. Z. Crane, Brditoent; Garter
6. Ssburn, 9aiiirer.
9ertide 8ont, %2egingtou. unS Soui.
oaD-S traBe; 81. $. SduG8, 8rGli.
Dent; aueuit @eber, aafiirer.
Commercial ano 6ormers' Natioaal
9ant, Sopor0. unb @erman.Str .
@eitern National 9anf, ID, 0oro.
gu!atu.S trnBe; Soibun g.. Soroep,
GrGiiOent; IS. Worriott. &aIIirer.
9roOers' ano Ie1auics' Notionol
9ant, @utau- un0 6apette.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
&citcrn WarDlmib Balm.
5roi an q. ocbrunr 1905 In Nrnit.

1rnt nIt n. 6cbrinr 1905 In GrnFt.
3uAe ~Octlallet 0tlelt @iuiiOL, mic iolQt
@ SIalth.
lou Hotll. G0Hel6lA Sulptltuic, SuQer3.
l0ptL ASdDneSbor0, a.. & ". Vabit mo ocll
SuoeUL tn0 au5aellOmmci SOiintdQs u %
GaDH Yatrod. Gbnntbersburg. Wiartins6urg
uno yetn1elter.
ll.2J I6enos - 9tflcni. mad llnionsgrtooe.
Sdgltdl, nnegcnGmmen Snnntaqe.
an 2'Ottl. OOrt, Y. q 50. Sin. lifio oatpts
Elllie oltlt6 bon GmorJs 0rpOc, Gut.isle umo
~. a s.. Nabu. -
SID &orm. = 6auptliuic. Saeersioipr. Snncod
SDippensbiirA SrC0crid, Gmintttsbura mn
" & 70 Nntu It's <iDn.
III SoInI, Nftonl. nn9 llnions9irt0ee.
80 Idhnt, 9lffpul lldb GatJr0 Strobe.
30 9ta6n1. YltDnI lne6 @morO dSrpue, %.
AZ s.. 9tb., inluie Durf. -
900. gla6in. Grpreb nab gSeiihltnItcr.
NtioirBtloge. mo 0aln gtiiDrt. bic odaerss
iololl. loloie SnHcod, Stcocrid. Commissioned
uilo S0tppeIlsbtrg. CRaIlursGur) -
F1.G1 Nddlii. - GTprcB uGhi gpt, 0auuuer
nno 0ettgsburd. t8arlur.GGrB
6aQ ya1Ht. - IfIOnt. unb 0morDs @robe,
odd5 Abelios - gliiol1. iu6 ll~uionsBrioge.
SUI Ioello5 Ntiom. lat @morDs Srupe.
Nnr Sunntags.
wy Notil. - Attont. mad unions8 ridge uno
2.30 y!d9nt. ~ slftont, nab unionsArioae.
l.5O. ylulnt. ~ Nftont. tddD Gmprts@ rpbe.
Snlt Mot an Der Gennfplodnid glOe. Stutfuu.
,Biuets uto @epddsg iireau, 9u6anab's, @de
ep4riess uno SeIi1qtors Strnbe.
ilige bhitett an tlHioHs. YennfbIbdnin Sire
6llliciis tliin g6albtoofs CiOrtbs%g lOcltlc) Et0linu
Y. .. Wrisiuuio, q. Z. Wt.
3. u. Suiuell, IS. Il ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Baltimore 9umpf.Sndtt-Go

LNItt Hn6 5hpcrInIt1c WoI-NEnte.1
STE BGt. StaateHsSOft bei6roeruo.
9dmpfer fabren t6gIi6, GonHtagS uisgenpHt'
men, bon ben p@ap 4ine "sBiers. CIR. 1913,
2t9btsStrabe. $50 glbenos. oireft mao 0lO
8otrt &putiort, glorfoIf. 9%ortSmoui6 uno allen
3Ginf Comfort nit q. & 6,sGifen6abna nan
Ri6moRo,. 8erbinouna IN Portsmouth NIT BEN
p9cGbonto gir aiuc" ioItbeu 9ne n9u Rurte.
nit DC. ~%sttInnitc eonft Zine. Goriolf unS
Gnro!ina. RorfoIf uno iioli@, GortoH mo
tueitIi9 NIB pSlo @omtnion fire mn NeiUs
Wnbl8eiien mad euroediIhem 4Inns. 9urlts
rt3ie &giiiien6inltner eleflrtf6e ~BeitfDiiiHg,
3aulpf6ei8lng, aoicn fret. Sfeierhlrte gciiitefi,
5imIner In Den &tletsgiiredur oer Dab Zine
gir. 32t, @cits9nItimores Strdbe. Tr. 500 ifno
sos. 9igbtsStrdbe, Q. ". 6. Office, 9tr. 215,
Notwithstanding, un6 aIbaueb's, Charles
u1o HeringtuHsS trdfe.
Sobn d. shertuoub, q. NrgWh,
Sice.@rdf. II. Sen. zWauneer. Sen. .Buf. sgtaert
(Ses2--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Gbciareafe Sampfcr'G umpaanie.

NheinpcafcsStnie.
eltgoniP BdfiagterfSa mpfer .9luguIta- u,,o
ngllaHta" mad
IN. potnt Comfort uiIo yiuriOli, ia.
Sdinptcr b~erintiet baltimore idgli6 (GisHes
noh1fleit So1ntdp5) I'M G.30 Wberos uno font
men III Obj Yotnt Comfort I'M 6 lbr glots
pcll5 .ifo In Yort0lf mn It's WorgenS an, an.
l9lteBelio. III Die &iienbnbrBiiee nuh allen
glttftcn bes SitbenS uno GhopeItens.
UgrfsRiuers2iuie
Sleeditie gallagher nmpfer ,1bar!otte" unb
Baltimore"
nnd 8eftsEuiut uib giidImunG, ga.
9aHtpter b~ertnttett Baltimore 9ienituas. Don,
netlin9s uli0 SanitdaS nm g ll6r gioobniiinas
mo to1linett al Betts ROint nm 7.3O WoraeIS
hIl6 gu Nidlnono Inn 0.25 Diorgens on.
Vie Sampler lDerocu ari Der Sirs uno Rlds
ldDrt tni Uorfs9tiOcr an iolqenben Rnnficn ana
lcgeil Slonceitcr Eoint, Clap gnlii uno gas
Sanipter %perlaieu Baltimore pom girr Wr. is
ul6 10, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Snr6Lgtlete nab allen BunltefI f6nteu asa
lberi @epdd .aufpeaebcn u1o aniiitenBtnnner
ny SornIS r~etcrbirt tucroen In Den bieTI0rt
%tle:s8ilrsair Nr. ar. .gOrbsgbarlesss trabe,
", II, Beiis9eniresStrnbe ooer Den 6aIpt.
9ilreniir; VI. $50, Gi9btSirube. baltimore. WSS.
Ncnben 3ufter, g., 4, Gbisut. ~"
Wcit. sC9etfhttsffibrer. O3cu. sJjiHef. 9Io,nt
T.. o. DieDanntl. rek' -VSsr EaiiaalersMosat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
0arylamb mno genmisIpania.g abm.

{. 81ge b~e:Iafien Rortf'abemie citation:
1880 BORN. mad Oori, tdgItd, ausaenom.
men Gonnf19S.
$50 Bcrm. mad Delta, NUT GorriaeI.
$50 na6 BeIair, tdgItH, ahsgenDmmen
Sonftdgs.
1926 go6m. rG6 gort, tdeIt6. ausa.nom.
men GonHtags.
100 ga6ut. nab 8elta, mir GonntagS.
4.20 na6 Delta, td9Ii6, ausgeHpuimen am
G0nntag.
600 gatm. mao gelair, tdeIia, aussenouv
men GonutngS.
t0.e0 eibeabb, na1 Bslatr. mfr SoHniaes.
11.4b aosHbS, nup Stlair, Vititipot usb
GaMH4a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
NOrOOenti6cr 2lODN,
GcgclmGkiGe Gampfi6iiiia6rt
5iuiidcn
Nnltlmprc nnO NrCmCn

Baltimore mo Bremen
ollr6 sic lleuelt mo e~rpro6ten, nit
alien @cQlemlihtctten o~ericbcncn
EoltOampier eritcr &Ioiic:
o&bcilL" u@rdn0cu6urg"
DHtcdor," vGbcmnib, "
oWiaiA" y@rc5lmt. "
Die GgpcOition8tooc ijuo pic ioI0t;
- bon Baltimore: -
Stuttgart, Gumitag, ocn A. MGra
2 llbr 9tofmittoa8.
nGbcmuit," MittWoh, Sen s.. 3dr5,
2 llbr 3o9mittog8.
n9ormItaOt," Montog, 0cn 10.
MGr5, . ubr Nubmittag8.
n95In" Mittlpod), sen 10. @dr5,
2 llbr NoGmittogS.
p@cro," MittpoG, sen 30. @tGr5,
2 ltbr gto6mittoQ8.
-----.
3ueitc &aiiite @oiia9c-Y rciS:
@Un $3.50 Gu.
3wiidcuOcdS 9oiiagc.9reiic
BON baltimore aon bremen $500
0uN Bremen mad Baltimore $1,000.
NunorciirsSinete Upu Baltimore nnh Bremen
nno iurild S60,jO.
9Scacr 6raht uub Guihngc iUcnoe man it6
all ole @fuer0l @9lgcrtcl
u. SdDnmad)cr & So,
Rr. Z. SijO.@aD GtraBc,
uocr
G0unro &ainc,
SItitc brS pHcmIdcu Gurrciprnoentcu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
9ambnrgsN
- Wan -
MISUNDERSTANDING -SGm6urs
3uppelIdraubcn.
nt.A. TX ~ r.. ntn

= Hegcu an 5nUer fir anuouW mn garta an.
Sambnrg'N mcrifa'2iuie
81 9rcaopop, Rem-Oort.
Srtbar VI. Ru6Ion,
II @elt.G Centre traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

6elter.T CrIiderungs. Igcntcn.
Some GricnoIp Society, 1926, Gin.
ben . @oenue.
@. :. S0adeIforo & Co., 2, Oft.
Gorato9aitraBe.
SenrD 90. @orfieIo (GopaD, 210,
SIt.SeringtonitroBe.
9irdbeao & Son, 2t4, OIt.2erine.
ton . GtroBe.
ScnneB 4 Eoplor, 306, Differing.
ton StraBe.
Burner & Ebomas, 2, OIt.Saratosa.
StroBe.
90. .. geIoen, II. OIt.BIeaIont.
GtroBe.
Seucriidere @0be(-2 agerumg.
@roBom's &arebouie, gort 9(penue
un6 0olpbin.S traBe.
@runOeigentbuHlS- MafIer.
Sicrre s. 9ugau & Repbep, 16,
2egington.S trnBe.
9uhbanoIung.
@ltntber's oeutide 8udbanoluno.
809, S1t'8altimore- Strabe.
9ader'HequiIiten.
She Rpers & SidS Co., 104, Siio.
9opuro.S troBe.
8aubol5'SdnoIer.
SboS. Nattbeps & Son, Carton.
IOenue uno &lbemarIe.S trabe.
Geo. 5. SIoan g. @ro., Ala, 2igbt.
StraBe.
9led. uno emailirte StabIpaaren.
Rational @nameIing & stamping
&c., 100, Sanober.S traBe.
9mnpfmaidinen, 9elieI II. 8uuper.
8alacc Stebbins & Cons, Gbaries.
uno 2ombaro.S traBe.
2an6pirtidaftlide @erGtbe un6 90.
mcreien.
@riffitb & Eurner Co., 200, Ror6.
YacaItraBe.
SrnamertaIe 0raGt arbeiten.
0niur e 60, 31t, R..Soraro.S Ctr.
Sdnitt. un0 Giir3tpaoren.
IrmTirong, Gator & Co.. t06--t8,
9opfinSsB lac
®eIlas, $ertel & SO, los, SOP.
fins.Biace.
Ebiiren, ScnIterrabmen II. RauIcaur.
Srant 9. 8attins & 60, Bratt- unS
Greiioent.S trose.
Sdnupftabats /. Sobrifanten.
II. Starr & Co., 436, Roro.galoert
StraBe.
3eitidriften . Wo9aBin nc.
Baltimore Stems 60, 3t8, @eit
@ermaa.S trobe.
Jrie6bofe.
Souoon Barf Cemetery. Office ri.
@eit.S .StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Spar6oufen.
Central Sopin0s Bart, CHARLES.
Ino 2erington.S Strobe.

9anticrs uno Mafler.
SambIeton & 60, 10, SIt.2eriugton.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

WNlnp0Tl5, WFt- NnOuI Sinfi0n. T.5O mo
$40 &ort. $3.50 mo l1.55 Nu6m. Guniocns
Stnti0L 300 ulo 1900 gorm, 1905 Wiit,
TAGS, 400, 25.35. 600 INTO 2lt.t0 gl6eIoS.
Srco:rid, Mt. 8iobalzSiuiion, 2S.45, iy.4S r..
@nmo'u Chiffon, n SO. 1900, 2o.t5 uuo 1000
Sort1y 1925, 1850 uHo $500 sbenoS.
@infeiter, Or. ~HobdGsGintton, Tic 2. THE
l243 y. Conference.-The l7.20 o, 1906 ane
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ADDISON.

Miss Lena Palmer entertained her Sun
day school class on Thursday. July 20.
Quite number Of the little people were
present and seemed to enjoy it very much.
Mr.. Dakin of Fcrrisburgh and his
granddaughter from the West are visit
ing at II. W. Clark s.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy
cite formerly Miss Ethel Warner. are
the proud parents of a little son, Truman
Caysius, born July 10 at Albany.-Mrs.
Frank Gulley has taken the infant daugh-
ter Of her sister, Mrs. Kate Bottsford.
who died few weeks ago.-The next
meeting OF the Ladies Aid will be on
August with the Misses Palmer. Two
last meeting was with Mrs. Olin and
Mrs. Dyke.--Belle Powell, former resi-
dent here, was in town over Sunday. tho
guest OF friends.-Mrs. Sherbino is in
Bridport helping care for her little grand
child. The Rev II. Fl White was in his
pulpit again Sunday. He and his family
nave been on a. visit in Ira.-There was
preaching at the chapel on Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
PANToN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Heustis and TIVE
da auuhters Of Middlebury we're guests
Sunday of her brother. Arthur Wander
hoof.-Mss Nellie has been entertaining
her friend, Mr.. Randall. Of Worcester
Mass.--Miss Bertha '3randev is spending
this week with her cousin. Helen Barton.
of Chatlotte.-T.evi Matthews of Rutland
has b,cn or - brief visit to his mother. -
Mrs. Herbert Sprague is recovering from
the effects Of a large carbIncle on the
back Of her neck Mr. Dorr. a farm
hand at Andrew Rusoo's. is i'll from the
effects of a severe sunstroke M IS
Bertha Stewart of Bristol is the guest
Of l.ottie Carpenter.-Mrs. Frances Nit
chcll is somewhat improved in health
Elder Dayfoot seems to be gradually
failing. MIR. Vanderhoof Of New York
city is with his stcr daughter. Mrs
'I""rcc Wcrncr.--Tht annual excursion
and boatride OF the Sunday schools here
occurs Thursday Of this week On the
steamer Cha.caucay from Basin Har.
bor. north and return.
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Danforth, ". r. Hanks, Mrs. Gertrude
Atkins, Afr. and Mrs. E. r. Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suel Purinton. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Will
hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sargent, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. y. Colby, of Bristol. Mr.. and Mrs.
George SteadnAn. Edison Stcadman and
family. Mr. and Mrs J. Moody. Mr. and
Mrs. y. T Foilansbee, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Orvis of starksbcro. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Whittier OF Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs W.
I. Whittier Of Colorado. The interment
WAS in the Lee cemetery.--Mrs. Milo
Cove OF Fitchb1irg is visiting friends
hcre.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tart Of
Huntington were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
8. Bucl over Sunday. Mrs. Michael
Madigan and children of Burlington is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles Sweet
and brothers, J.H. and J. u. Beane.-
Mrs. Edgar Varncy is not as we'll Or.
Edward was called Sunday to consult
with Or. Norton in her case.---A r. and
Harry Morgan. spent Friday and Satur-
day at Long Point-Harry Morgan, his
mother and sister. Mildred. went to War
| rem Monday for n few days stay.--Miss
Jennie Morgan will lead the Christian
Endeavor meeting next Sunday evening
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The Japanese Peace Plenipotenti.
aries Go to Oyster Bay
To-day.
TWO PRINCIPALS GO ALONE
This Arrangement the Result Of q Visit
by Minister TAX ahira Yesterday-
State Department Arranging
for Formal Reception o.
nussiau and Japanese.

New York. July 26.-Baron Komura and
Minister Takahira. the japanese peace
plenipotentares. will make an informal
visit to President Roosevelt tomorrow.
This announcement was made this afters
noon. when Mr.. Talsahira arrived from a
trip to Oyster Bay to ofTicially notify the
President of the arrival of his colleague
in the negotiations with Russia for peace.
Only the two principals of the delegation
will go to Oyster Ray tomorrow, the
other members of the suite remaining
here to transact the business of the COM
mission.
The two plenipotentiarics will leave here
a bout eleven o'clock. and it is expected
they will return late in the afternoon.
Upon his return from Oyster Bay to-day
Minister Takahira went directly to the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel. where he remain-
ed IN conference with Baron Komura foR
several hours. After the departure Of
Minister Takahira. Baron Komura spent
the evening in his apartments.
During the. day there were several call.
ers and many cards were left for the
baron, but he is accessible only to his
suite and personal friends.