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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22

fhe regular ane examination for
teachers certificates will be held at
iIarlyIile on Friday and Saturday.
June 25rd and - Examual on be.
gin each day a, s NJ. The follow.
ing will be The order Of examinations
and all should govern themselves ac.
cordingly;
Friday forenoon Geography,grJm
mar, algebra.
Friday afternoon. Spelling, lang.
uage. arithmetic and literature.
Saturday forenoon Reading, civil
government, us History agriculture
physical geography physics.
Saturday afternoon. Physiology
pedagogy, ancient history, modern
history and English History.
Since there will be no other OK.
animation I'LL late in August. all
who expect to teach should attend
this examination.
IL there is any doubt about form
err grades being 10 force, teachers
should come and take exslnination
again.
Most respectfully,
c. ii. McCiure,1 Members OF
T. j. Walker. County Board
H. A. Mott of Education.
At meeting of the County
Board Of Education Il was ordered
that The Board meet Thursday
June % AT liartville TO take mp the
matter OF adopting textbooks for
use IN the schools OF the County,
and that due notice be given oil the
general purpose OF the meeting
that all parties Interested may
have opportunity OF presenting
views OF the snbjeot.
C.. IL. Mcclure,
Chairman.
7. J, Walker,
Scc'y
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22
COPY.

Wsnted - Wy a maynzin writor
With three years expert cccc. q
po.ltion IS associate, or department
editorion y weekly nows psper
Or will write feature articles, at
space rates. Address--E. g. p. care
OF Box No ls, Fart Arkansas
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22

WE are now liyil 4 in day when
there is an opposite. to every thing
presented. and in such time it rs
written that pelilious times shall
come. men shall he lovers Of them
selves bosters, heady. hlghmlnded,
lovers of hem selves more than
lovers Of God have u form of Godl'
mess but denying tho power thereof
from such turn away, that is turn
to God.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22

W. a. IIoffarth aud wife visited
at Nose McGowns Sunday ave,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22
NOBLE:

rs dapple grny thoroughbred |
heron. ftsl,d May &C, 1858 lie is 1C!
hands high, weighs 100 pounds when
in nesl, has fine style ard action and IL
a sure fosl lei,c' lie was sired BY
Granger 1871 Isl dam Maud by
Madsre lls(6' I'd dun Daisy by Troi
Revere 3i19, 3d dam Mollie by Donols
l2Ul Alb dam Mace by Granger $50.
n, bic will make II season OF 1905
Mondays, Tuesday and Wednesdays al
Norwood, bulanre OF week a, Mountain
Grove.
Teims' IS TO insure colt TO stand and
suck Mare aud colt held for service
fee Money due u mare is parted with
orremovtd fitm neighborhood. Care
taken to prevent accidents bu, will no,
be responsible should any occur
w. p Pie, Owner. MIN Grove.
NJ, $. Flnie, Keeper a, Norwood.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22
NOTICE.

Private Detective and Auciioan
Ger With Phirty-~oars experisast
Terms Ip4s9ratlc Satisisetioa
guayrsssss!aa, ,~Addrsas, Y.
T.'H. Mccall. \
Fowler, No.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22

FoLLow THE narrower sphere
faithfully and contentedly. Il God
has led thereto. Faithfuiness in
the less, capacity fear the greater
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22

To BE a HEARER. Of the Word OF
God is good--Bnt to be a doers is
still better for the Word Gays:
,'But be ye doers Of the Word,
and not hearers only, deceiyihs
your own selves
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22
VOL w. NORWOOD MO- June g. 1905 NO. q

TnASKruLNEss was a large elo-
ment in the spiritual iiie of Paul
His friends were ever in bis mind,
and his prayers for them abound
ed with Thanksgiving, for what
had been bestowed upon them.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22

Con, has provided Land, Sun
shine, Rain, and pure ar to
breathe: But man refuses to ac'
cept the medium that ia needed to
bring about exchange: Hence
there are thousands of hungry
men and women and children in
a. land oyer-fowing with plenty.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22
FOWLER ITEMS.
BY. DRAKE.

u Dhhhf
Base ball games at Fowler every
SATURDAY.
Very bot weather now, 96 to ~
degrees il the shade.
Robert McCown passed through
Fowler Saturday going east he
said he VAS gong 10 Mt. Grove,
when did The move Mt, Grove
over east Bob,
w. A. Hoftarth sold his interes.
in the Fowler and Alice Tela-
phone Company last Saturday.
Golda Needam who has been re.
orted very sick is better at pres
ent writing,
Old Uncle Morris Jones who has
been lying sick at Kirg Henrys in
NJ, Grove was removed To his
home rear Fowler, he stood the
trip very well, there is hopes Of
his recovery.
W A. Needam has been travel.
ing in the interest Of the Moro.
took tobacco works Of VA.
Where are We going to celebrate
the glorious ith. Mt. Grove, Ca
bool, Dykes, rlunks or JAH-Ville
jim Gearhart and Dug Melton
took old Rosim and the new wag
on and took load of girls to the
singing at FRANK Murrs Saturday
night, what Kind Of time did
YOU have boys.
Bardcn and Hnffstu,ler are
working on the new school house
Just west of W, A. Hoflarth store,
they are building a moe school
house for Shelly Ridge District.
Frahk Vantrlce who has been
visiting at Nose McGowns, OK.
pect tc return home this week.
Mrs woods OF Alice Mo. left for
X, c. Sunday night.
~ Jones who returned from
X, G. to assist III nursing his faith
er, went to Big Hut to church
Sunday
w. a. Hoffarth aud wife visited
at Nose McGowns Sunday eve.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22

FISp A MAN, who loves God
with all his heart, and he will be
found working for Him with all
his might.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22
J. 3 Little M, 0.
PHYSICIAN & SURG EON
NORWOOD No.

Has been here II year, and
handles parke Davis n Co.'S Drugs
in his ONCE and has Pharmacy
license and the right to tlll other
Doctors pres criptions and fur
nish his own Drugs in his prac
tice, and has no part in any Drug
Sore.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-22
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.

l, T. Vannoy M. ..
Physician and Surgeon
viii serve calls all Pun
Ctua!ly
~~---.f.-..4. ..------'-
F.S' Office in the Meyer building
on South side of r. Il. upstairs
NORWOOD No.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-01
An Old OuSe with II History

The Lancaster correspondent of
the News and Courier has tire fol-
lowing to say about the BDyd
house, which is now being m w ed
to Catawba Street:
The oldest citizens do not re-
call when it was built. Col John
N. Crockett, who is 70 years old,
says when he first knew the house
it was occupied by a man named
r. o. T. Stewart who died more
than fifty years ago. Robert
Bailey, who established the Ian.
caster Ledger in 1852, and died a
Year or two later, ut one time liv-
ed in the Boyd house, ne and his
wife both dying there. 1t got it's
present name from the late Joscph
Boyd, who owned and occupied the
building as II residence for many
years, before, during and after the
civil war, rearing in it large
family of children, the Oldest of
wi ON is Mrs Hull, wife of Editor
J. j. Hull, of Rock Hill. Ex-
Congressman Strait owned the
house for some years, selling it a
few years ago to Col Springs.
Mrs .. F. Connor, of Holly
Hill, who is daughter of the late
Robert Bailey, was born in tho
building during her father's own
ership of the property. And she
is now on a visit to Lancaster, for
the first time in many years, hap
pening TO arrive here yesterday
IN time to see her old home re-
moved from its original site.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-01
DeIth or Miss Ida Drsff1n.

Miss Ida Draffin, 80 years Of
age and daughter Of Mrs. N. j.
Draffin, died Mt the home of her
sister, Mrs. N. p. Simpson in thi,
city, sunday morning Mt go
O'Clock aficr n pro,racted illness
dnting back tn the latter part of
last year. Funeral services were
held nj Npely's creek church Sun
da, morning at 10 o'clock, ser .
VICES being condnc'e'! by the Rev.
Div r. Johnson, after which the
mortal remains Of this belnv, Il
young lady were LAID to rest in the
cemetery ut that place IN the pre-
sonc' ut u number OF sorroWin y
friends and relatives of the de-
ceased Rock Hill Herald.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-01
Death OF Mrs. Wilson

Mrs Romic Wilson, wife of Mr.
J. w. Wilson of tho Dwich,
ne'ghborhood died Junu 2S, 1908,
OF paralysis She was about so
years of ago and leaves her hus
band and two children surviving
her. She was consistent mem
Der of the Methodist church, and
was highly esteemed by all who
knew her. Her remains were
inferred Thursday IN Zion NJ. e
Churchyard
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-01
Peasant Valley News.

Prof. II. aoke, who was re-
Gently elected principal Of the
Pleasant Valley high school, was
happily married on last Thursday,
the 90 inst. TO Miss Mary Mill.
holland cf Leslie, 5. G.. Their
many friends extend cougratuln-
lions and wish them every hap
piness rs tney go through life rs
one.
The behavior of the WuXhuw
baseball team as tbcy passed
through Pleasant Valley last
week, leads to conclude that they
had an overdose of "PopskuIl"
or "Rifl, shot" whiskey, for
surely ")ld Jos," "Cream of
Kentucky" or Silver Spring corn
could not have had such dele
terious effect upon them as to be
guilty Of such dlscreditabIe con-
duct.
At the meeting Of the Pleasant
Valley high school on last Satur-
day afternoon; Messrs. d. X.
Hall, j. M. Harris and d. o.
Potts were elected to serve
as trustees for the next two years.
Mr.. Hall is chairman of the
board.
Mr.. Joe Beckett received some
very painful injuries on last Tues
day. by his horse becoming fright
ened and throwing him from his
buggy.
Miss BECKER Faris will leave in
few days for an extended visit to
relatives and friends ut Hickory,
N C.
Mrs. S. r. florence, Of Steel
Creek, has been quite sick at
the home of her mother, Mrs.
Margeret Harris of'this place.
Misses Iona Harris and Mar
tha Bales are visiting friends in
Gold Hill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merritt, Of
Rock Hill, visited Mr.. and Mrs. s.
L.. Patterson this week. Fort
Mill Times.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-01
Paying Out Interest.
Columbia Record.

Coium bth lie cord.
The staleof South Carolina is
now engaged in'drawing up checks
to bo sent out Saturday to the
holders Of the bonds and stocks
issued by the state. The maiori-
ty of the bonds and stocks are
ae!d in Charleston, Columbiu and
Baltimore; and !he interest paid
out amounts to something like
P2S6, 900 yearly. T he checks
drawn this rIme for tho semi ~annu-
al payments will come very near
Sl45 900. There are number of
these bonds and checks and the
circulation of the interest on each
Is work that requires many hours
in the state treasurer's office.
The largest amoun, is something
like IS, 59S, 1919. These are
known as the Browns and lear
four and II half per cent.
The Blues amount To about
%lOO, 600 and bear The same in
terest. The Clemson bcquest stock
bears SIX per cent, aud the total
amount held by the state is some
thing like S58, $50. 80.
There is also what is known as
the land script stock, the proceeds
of which are divided between the
eolored agricultural college and
Clemson college. The sum of
S95, 900 is credited to each college
and the interest the state pays out
Is figured on basis OF six per
cent.
1t was necessary for the state to
borrow the money for this interest
aud the arrangements for the loan
were completed The other day.
This is tbs second loan made by
the state this year.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-01
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER

tooN OE LANCASTER
Judge
EREAS, H. Hines, ESQ made
SUIT to me, to grant him letters of ad
mlnisfration of the estate of and ef
fects of Robin Duncan
THESE ARE THEREFORE TO
cue ana admonish oil and singular the
kindred and creditors of said Robin
Duncan deceased, that they be and an
pea before me, in the Court Of Pro
pate, TO he held at Lancaster. b G on
FRIDAY, July l4th next after pub.
lication thereof, at IL O'Clock I'm the
forenoon, to show cause, ii any they
nave, why said administration should
not be granted,
GlI Ell under my Hand this 3Oth day
of June Ammo Domini, 1905
e Stewmal,
Probate Judge
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-01
Ml-WEEKIY
Local III alGes )

"0"' lhursuaY, June 29, 1905,
a son.
-lne edtertainnent for the
ioonnment funi Thursday night
Was quite Il success and was verv
much enjoyed.
Magistrate Perry has turned
over S22.2o to the county ,reusu.
rcr, fines ETC., collected for the
past quarter.
Rev. w. C. Ewart came over
from Y"rkville Thursday and
spent The day here
Tea! Ice Tea! The good old
kind that plunged America into
war, at Mackorell's.
-Married, on Thursday night,
June 20, 1908, by Magistrate w.
L. C"ske1, Mr.. w. Thomas Beck
ham and MISS Myrtle Robert
all of this place.
Mr.. &. w. Plyler, good
citizen of Lancaster county, S. c.,
was here Yesterday. Mr.. PIyler
has been in bad health for the
past year, and his many friends
are glad to see him out again.
Mouroe Enquirer.
There will be a basket picnic at
the Massey Mill on the Catawba
hiver July 4th. The pnbl1c is in
vlted.
Cotton has been bringing 8
cents here this week
Mis- Emma Lee Nisbet of
Van Wyck has been elected to
teach the Sd grade in the graded
school hr Monroe.
Kersha" is making efforts TO
get II more creditahle building for
her post office. The town has
recently purchased fire alarm
bell.
A, special communication
of Jackson Lodge Thursday nigh,
Mr. Austin Clanton was raised to
the sublime degree of M. M.
DR.. John. E. Welsh, Dentist,
has opened an Office in the rear Of
the Funderburk Pharmacy, on
Church street, and is now ready
for work In the dental line. See
his card.
MIR Grover &. Cauthen, re-
cent? y of Heath Springs, has nc-
chptcd the position of agent for
the Southern at Rutherfordton,
N. G, and has moved to ,hnt
place from his recent home at
Heath Springs.
Eugene, one Of the little
twin children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Higgins. aged about 2 months
died Thursday, June 90, 1905,
and was inferred yesterday in
Westside cemetery.
The extension OF the C. and
l.. Railroad will begin at an early
date from the way the boss men
have been manoeuvering around
hare recently. 1t is no joke; She 8
going this time, we believe. All
aboard for Lancaster and all points
nortq.-Cheraw Chronicle.
DR.. j. f. Rutlcdge andl title
son were thrown from a buggy
Thursday in runaway. The doc
tor was slightly hurt on the head
hand and one side but the child
which he was holding in his lap,
was not injured. Mr. Henry Culp,
who was driving, jumped from the
buggy and was not hurt. The
buggy was badly torn up.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-01

The GroSny-Hood Co.
lost one of their fac sorrel horses
Thursday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
s.. @en3tn9,
@eidaftsfabrsr Der
@ermania 2ebens Serii6erungss
Geielidaft,
30S @eit.5 apettc-S trahe,
Baltimore, NIB.
TnrA a @crEhernna .Departcmemt.

Ausucis ibcr ben Stanb Der ,germantas9e.
bens.@eriiherHngs .1efeIfdbaft p6u Neu.
yurt, 3.sY," ant 81. 9ebember 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
SeirathS Qiccnscn.

Solgenoe 9eirotbs 2icen5en prr.
ben bonn Glerf oes Common 8 8Icas.
8eridts auSgeIteqt:
3orie DC. Goilt, % uno Slorence
u. Softer 10 Sabre oIt, Ger. IT'D, Sea.
oenbdQitroBe.
Sanes W. &bobes, jun, %, 8hi.
looelpbio, unb Clio 9. Sobnion zip
plifant s. 6. Semmes, iiin., Ger. 10,
Slt-GogeritroBe.
ebmorb 8eain %, @oriud). apenuc,
utlo amelio Mies 20 Sabre alt.
Stone Gbelen y, Sobnstofpn, go,
ltnb Carrie 9. 9rolunc "a Sabre olt.
Sobn S. 9perlp 2S nno Slorencc
Sitter % Sabre oft Ger. 3O5, Siio.
GbopelitroBe.
Somes Slgenfris %, Scr. 3O2, OIt.
@boieitroBc, mo Clara 9roper 81
Sabre alt.
Ganiel 3. @roten 81 uno Glmo 6.
8reeoen Is Sabre oft, NppIifont O.
$, Smith, Nr. Ills, Siio.Gbarlcs.
ItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
Ans Orm Snnertn MiarDIauO's nuh
ben anaren3enoen Staatcn.

@er limb Die 9raroittfte
@erion SdiQiug, Charles McGe.
pitt uno 6ronfSiIoebrono, Orei iunge
9eute bon 6reoerid. sic friiber in Der
6obrif DER 8olmetto iSiber SO. ar.
6eiteter, muroen 9eItern BON Sderiif
9oung ouf 8eronlaiiur9 oeS Staots.
6euermorihnaS Wc9Ifcc nrf ocn Ser.
oad)t bin perboftet, oob lie aenntn;b
iibcr oas Seuer bGtten, tupIfeS fiir3.
Ii6 Die Nnlo9en Der Gompognic be-
ihaoigte. Mon lit Der 4niid)t, oo6
0oS 6euer ongele9t lultroe mo modt
0esbolb oae Initrengungeti, Sen oorr
Die SGuIoigen ausfinoig 5I MAIDEN.
6lu6 1t d1 berb ii tet.
Gin &erluh ans Dem @efGngniB
bon G6eItcrtotpn olls3ubrehen, ipur0e
geitern Rod)t bon Sderiff 9epier ent.
oeft unO perbin0ert. 9ret Geger bat
ten Die Giienitobe ibrer 3eae tbeil.
tpeiie ollrhi0gt un0 morcn im9cgriff
burh bic 10 entitan0enc Seffnung SIT
entflie6en. Ger S6eriff fauo Son6.
nerfS5eug BEL ben 8cfongenen uno
Der gteger Spo @olfer miir0e untes
Dem @eroodJt, oaiielbe geliefert 81 bo.
ben, perboftet.
Climber 9 hrcden.
Ger GbilooeIpbier HemorQuelIr
nBeerleB" fam am 9onnerItog in
Norfolt an mo berihtete, ooB er in
Sompton p goaOs gegcn cine Eorpe'
6o-gtinc gerannt lei, obne oielelbe ie.
bod sur Grploiion 5l bringen. Cine
llnterilldunn ergab,o oB oie9iegieruna
iebt i'm @ebeimen Wtinen fir bic
fonnlcnbc Nrmee= u11o 6lotten.Mto.
noper I'M Sunni legt. 9ie Minen emit.
Iooen lid nidt ourdJ 8criibrung, per.
bell ober pGbrcno Scr Wan0per ourh
cleftriidcn Strom erplooirt lueroeu.
5n~taIeS &erie6en.
Der 81 Sabre nlte 6ronf 8biGips
6er1erfte 0onneritog Iodmittag in
Der 8obnun9 ieineS 9ruoerS in 8its
mitgton, Gel, ouf Dem 9dminiim$
cine 6loide, Die, mie er eloubte, cine
SlIitermeoi5in entbiclt; ga CT geruoc
all elmer Grfdltun9 lit, tronf er 90.
bon cine itorfe Coils. Die 6loIde
entbiclt ic0od un9liidli6er @eiIs
aarboIidure unb GbiGips ianf bolo
IN 9rdmpfen 81 9ooen. Gr Itor6 III
Der gmbuIan5 ortf Der 6obrt mad
Dem SoipitoI.
Hoti5en.
9ie GommiiiGre bon @arrett.
County boben ben Gontroft fir Den
9ou zines nellen 8ef6ngniiieS in
Ooflono an bit ngroop Contribution
60" in 8oirntount, @, Su., fir $50.
98t %oer9eben.' 'h 2''.''@ f.
Sic rGbeiopeafeI dno 8otomoc &c.
lepbone Co." bat cine 9inie bon @ai.
cott.Gitp nod Glarfsoiae, 0opton
unO Sigblon0 in @oiporb.G ountp in
8etrieb geiett uno pflon5t 8foiten
filr 2inien mad onoeren Orten.
0ie n2eonorbtolbn Telephone Gr.
DANCE" BON ct. Marp'S County miro
in fitr5er 3eit eroffnet peroen. Cine
Terbinoung nit Baltimore lit in9luS-
lidt genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
gilantie Gitp Special.
9itr6fobrenoer 3rtg nod gtIantie.
Gitp auf Der ,YennIploania
@iienbobn."

o'O D
Gitp auf Der sYenniplponia
Giienbobn."
9%eeinneno am 10. @pril miro Ole
DEennipIoonia @iienbnbn : Gompag.
nie@ fir Die 9egenip6rtige Saiion ben
popnlGren Itlantic : Gitp Spe5iol3ug
ipieocr in 6abrt Itellen. 9ieier aus
Suuman : Yarlor : @agenrs inns
Stanoaro : 8eitibiil : Goodies be,
itebenoe 3ug perl1Bt Baltimore
Qlnion.g abnbo) t1elidg drsgenom-
nten Sonntaes, Inn 2.t5 Nudmittags
liitb erreid)t Itlontic Gin nm $40
Nadmittags. geginneno oln II.
apriI miro oieier 3iie tdglid, ailsge-
nommen Sonntags, Inn 2.f5 gtod.
mittags bon Itlantic : GitD abfobren,
in Baltimore, Union i. Babnbof I'M
6 llbr @benos a~nfommenb. Die 3iise
fabren iiber Die grobe Delapore-
@iper . Bridge, oie ein5ige iiiliinter.
brohene Giienbobnroute.
(9S.10t-5)
gosbaft. alte Sltngfer:
yMiiien Sic iton, Sr. Riiuer, ib
babe iebt citien 9r1ntigalu. $50,
iuer lit oenn ser ungliidlideY"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
spiritnuien 2ifenaen.

aerTSan, soiei, SO bbffs $50 .. srdnIIint9ir. II
Qin6enfiruib, 9eter. 1929 9iaen. Sir. ....... 5
Wlapfrnnb @eorge H. 435 gsoros6ront4Str s
@lobr. g~ii8abeib 6 1884 .aLiceslnndsStr -. 2
%JRqIeie9 9otel. eiiOOit'Gde eOuiOaps nuO
aeGfaIS' SeTnarS, 1872 6i.araitss tr. /
goieubere. Charles, 726 bis 72s GhnppeIitr. IS
saoler Sarelte 4S;. 5S2 gorreits Ctr $50. 5
ss69 Ins H. s iinIs.r ~ e. a,;S ameS,egt ....,111
Sbeilos, 9ora, 14t2 8IodsStr. ......-. 8
Smith, 9enrb g. 1921 Toros@bdrIessStr A.. III
S StoTBl' 5 sSmi, 23 RI R esg U isa1fImaTe.s e
gSife, 9bflip, 107 gorbs@apsStr. ....... 4
Gnoetnil.@ rpetrifteu.
aSS Sfesl b & Bate sSl R big g Sif%S oTS:Saiaip.st IT., Il 4
Boomers & 8ea, 1888 bis 1t40 GatpebraEitr. II
99nbaIler 3obm 1900 Oit.Ga9es;str. $50. 70
$rafi,b Y @sET d ! / i1e EoH 8atteTi9 q s@s:ft:ssi 5 lSS
9oparb, Bros. 1901 SobnsSir. ..........1
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SaSenbers. Gbra6Gnl, go Morb,&ifta str. 4
CANTON, .6;. 8. s., 1920 9at9eotaIsS tr Il
@Sortln + sagetp s12 big pa StO.SeaeasSiE %
ge fdtSs'i s. Il, & Co, $50 isisieiit.aji6Sie.a il. Il
% %sIn5. + Ma al 4 S. SoT Is so q. g5S ori5 SasSF!es'e fr. 4. Il
S0tafftHo, s. & 60, 222 RorSsG ntatpsS Ctr. 4
stablcr, Serbian 60, 7O1 biz 705 Ma6ttOus
Ilrner, 5. Sranf. i Sli.giicttb,atipc. 100. IL
Glubs.
Baltimore sttbIetic Club" bon Baltimore,
t422 9foros9barIess ctr. IN
p@Iopers9llb," 1914 Mldblfons9lbe. $50. Ia
"a9e 9orHelu IifembID Nr. l." 551 @efts
,SerrmroniG.GIab ios gseii.s auieite.s it, . i
oSerttantasWldnRerbor," 4t0 bis 412 gsefts
g S0 y. " .S5iIaib, ! i,i'1j5; isiitigllaanS:aloe 10
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,6aOetiesSr. .....:t 4
~2abor qbeeum NiocidtiOn. f0t1 bis 1918
.WSarbianS.GIub, II Sit.Gaeer.str iii
M'er6dnts, Club " 212 Sit:8erman.st Str -. 4
. Rreftou gnienbIp. 800. Orforo.Str -. II
South baltimore aoIpins 9ditno," 1920
oSnHser aieocrrran5," $50 %. 'degineton:Sir /
(9lpriIt3,14,15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
SpiritnoIen.G% iccnsen.
spiritnOicn 2ieems : applifatiuucu.

EIIIt Ut, D.
girenn Der S%ptrituuien . 2iecn5 . GpmmiNd re,
Simmer BOG, @erthtsgebdube.
Die n16aen1tnten Yerionen BADEN Betitionen
ttlr cine 0noetatlsS ptrttuuiens9tsen5 ppm 1. Mai
1905 an eineerei9t, bic 5tettag, ben 20. @priI,
10 llbr Bprmittags, in 8erdtbnne ee5oeeH iuera
ben. groteite ntiiiiel nor ~ ll6r Wiittnes am
9nuuerftng, ben 81. NpriI, eingereidbt neroen.
Yrotett.S prmuldre fbnften (penn getpiinfhD
aIlt 9riud6en in oiefem Bitreau erl1ngt peroeH,
Aneu y. Soluaro,
9rdiioert.
Bernard Aicieufeto,
Goiudro &. Brace,
goHmttfidre.
momtuofnu mntuiF Nhrf.TIerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

&crfidernnss Gnsiueiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
@efammte acknowledgement -. s4,1o4, 1897


Gtddt Wtarninno,
- geridbcrungss . epdrtentrnt,
SDmmifdrs.piirrnu.
Itimore e, ben 2. Sebr. 1905.
Sd bei6einige biernii, onb Soritebefbes ets
ne MISUNDERSTANDING 9tofdrift beS NIisipetfes
6sr .t 'gs sr a.,a.s ! TsOsas ~ ] ssa Sw : Ye' Ss.
5eInber 1904, nie CT In biefem gilream eiriges
reiht tuoroen, LIT.
Sruuf Z. Duncan,
COS, f05 ,ff2) SeritberiingSseomnttidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
9urd eas Weraderunas. . epartememt.

9tnsuets iiber ben Stanb Der p9antunl 2ife On.
fnrdnee GpmpnnD bon Baltimore. No."
MN 81. Te5ember 1904.