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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Educational Notes.

The superintendent would like to
hear from members OF district boards
with reference to the advlsaDIllty Of
holding a school officers association
this spring.
The first conviction under the tru-
ancy law was reported from Long Isl
and last week. This law has proved
to be a good one and must he enforced
the same as any other law.
The first seml-annual apportion-
ment Of the state school fund 70: 1905
was made Monday. The amount ap.
prOpriated was 46 cents for each pupil
In the county or 81, 200 80 In all.
Teachers should be very careful that
their term reports are correctly made
out.
The pupils OF district number Fifty.
four In Greenwood township frequent
ly hold debates on Friday afternoons.
Considerable interest has been arrous-
ed In these debates.
Remember the teachers association
next Saturday.
The Normal Instructor for one year
for 25 cents. This offer is good only
to June first.
Now Is the time Of year when pupils
will be inclined to leave school Teach.
ers should be dlllgent in promptly re-
porting all who are truant.
The membership OF the teachers
library association is constantly In
creaslng. This is open to teachers
and patrons alike 40 tifty cents per
year. Pupils twenty-five cents
All school district supplies are kept
at the book store and not at the super.
iDtendent's office.
Several OF the teachers have made
arrangements TO attend summer
school this year
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Rssinol Art Calendar and Record Of
Baby's DOlngs.

The neI Reslonal Art Calender for
1905 Is one Of the most beautiful cal.
enders ever issued Six sheets Of
heavy enameled paper contaIn on one
side six beautiful color designs Of ba.
bies and children, while on the reverse
sides are drawings depicting child life
with spaces for the notation Of baby's
Sayings and doings" 1t lisa work OF
art that will delight mothers heart.
Sent post paid by the REsINoL CnEMI
CAL COMPANY of Baltimore, Md, for
two wrappers from ResinOl Soap, or
one wrapper and fifteen cents; or for
forty cents calendar and a cake Of
Reslnol Soap will be sent.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Goes to OberlIn.

Frank Larkln and family Lave
moved to Oberlin where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Larkin
has secured employment with Mr.
Jackson Of that place who runs an cx.
extensive dray business, also an oil
tank line, and receives very good wa
ges. During the past year Frank has
served as city marshall and as sales.
man In the Bridegroom s. Marsh hard
ware store. The household goods
were shipped Monday and the family
left on the following day.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Death Asesl Claims Earl l.arkIn.

Thursday morning at $40, the dark
angel of death stretched forth his icy
hand and another soul was taken to
the spirit world. Earl Larkin, a
young man of twenty-six years, after
an Illness Of only three days was the
victim.
Earl Larkin had just rented the
farm Of J. ID. Maeteson and was to
take possession this week and tho
owners were planning to move to this
city. Monday he had taken his wife
to the Matteson hone where she was
to remain until they were nicely set
tied IN their new location. He re-
turned to the home In Walnut town
ship where they had resided during
the past year, and with the assistance
Of Archie Wherry who stayed with
them had performed their evening
chores and later partaken Of q hearty
supper. A violent attack of nausea
followed the uncomfortable spasms
producing rupture which resulted In
his death. Every effort Ct the attend
ing physicians proved Of no avail and
afforded him little relief. Mrs. Larkin
was summonedas soon as his serious
condition was fully realized and did all
In her power to soothe his suiferings.
The funeral ceremonies were con-
Quoted by the Woodmen lodge at
Handy of which he was a member,
W. @. Henslee preaching the sermon.
Interment, also under the charge OF
his Neighbor Woodmen, was In the
family burying ground In Crystal
township. ""'
Whenever thegrlm monster, Death,
enters our. midst and takes from
Iour number one whom we respect and
love; it touches a responsive chord In
every breast. Especially is this true
when. the one to answer the call Is
still In the. confidence and strength Of
youth with the possibilities and prom.
ises OF a bright and useful future be.
fore him. That his life was! apprecl-
iated and his departure sincerely
mourned was shown by the kindly
minlstrations Of the neighbrs aud
friends who we're a unit In forming
every task that sympathizing hands
or minds could find to do.
Earl Larkln was born at Hillside II
the vicinity Of bis death, June 30, 1Slt
The greater portion of his life wal
spent In this nelghboghood, On Dec
ember "a, 1901 he married Mary Mat
teson at Central City, Iowa where
they resided for nearly a year return
Ing to take up their abode In this
county. Besides his parents both Of
whom are still living, his brothers,
sisters and friends, there survive him
his, wife, a daughter and son.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Resolutions.

Resolutions Of respect and condol-
ence adopted by Rosewood Camp, No.
7l79, Modern Woodmen OF America.
WHEREAs--God In His infinite wis
dom, In referring to man, proclaimed,
"Dust thou art and TO dust shalt thou
return" and by that law Of nature
Nelghbor Barl Larkin passed away.
February 23d, 1905. Therefore be 1t
ResolVed:-That we have lost a be.
loved neigbbor, an efficient Worthy
Advisor, and Deputy Head Consul,
always ready to do his duty.
Resolyed:-That we the entire camp
do sincerely mourn his loss, and ex.
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved wife, parents, sisters and
brothers In tails their great sorrow,
and commend them to the loving
Father for comfort.
ResOlyed:--That our charter be
draped In mourning for thirty days;
that a copy OF these resolutions be
sent 10 the bereayed wife, parents sis.
ters and brothers, a copy, sent TO each
Of the following papers for publication:
The Post; Dispatch and HERALD Of
Phillips county and 10 the Modern
WOodman, that copy be spread on
the record Of the camp as tribute TO
his memory.
H. r. BERDINE.
JAMES WHITLEY, Committee.
JOHN Z. WOLF,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Beware Of Oinimsnis for Ca
iaHh that Contain iAerCuTy.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when enteriug'lt
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply.
sIclanS, as the damage they will do Is
ten fold 20 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney
and On; Toledo, o; canialns no mer.
curry, and is taken. internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces VI the system. IN huyIng
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you yet
the genuine. IL is taken Internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j.
Cheney and ~. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggist. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Take Halls Family Pills for
constlpatlOns,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
New Shop In Town.

Charles z. Edwards has put In a
new shop and will make a speciality Of
wood work Of all kinds. His shop will
be located in the Blckford building
just north Of Chambers blacksmith
shop. He has a complete equipment
OF tools and will attend IN such work
as the manufacture OF screen doors,
windows, wagon work, In fact the
manufacture or repairing Of any thing
In the wood line. Charlie IL n good
workman and respectfully sOlIcits
your patronage. He will give salts
faction and will not overcbargc you
for what hs does.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
A COMMUNICATION.

The following letter frum Mrs. EN-
ma Chapman Of Yale. Illinois is pub
lished by request of friends.
In the year 1878, | went from Clay
county Indiana, to Butler county,
Nebraska, with my parents, VIM.
Snow: lived there one year then We
moved 10 Phillips county, Kansas,
where I married aud lived IN the west
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
W. c. T. U. Notes.
lBy Mrs. Fannie whitney. J

The Woman'S Christian Temper
ance Union is one Of the most COM
plete organizations In existence and
has forty-two regular departments Of
work. Every county organization can
not, at present, handle all Of these
departments hence they choose those
10 which they have facilities for &C.
compliShing the most good. For this
reason Phillips county has selected
the following named departments
with superintendent:
Mrs. Fannie Whitney, Press Work
for Sixth District.
Organization, Mrs, Anna Tracy,
Logan.
Work among COlored, Mrs. Louisa
Hunter.
Health and Heredity, Mrs. Flora
Clark, Kensington.
Non-Alcohollc Medication, Mrs.
Nettie HopSon, Phlllipsburg, route L.
Scientific Temperance Instruction
Ms, Manetta Tinney, Kirwin.
Temperance Work in Sunday School
Miss Cora Brandenberg, Phillipsburg
route 3.
Anti.Narcotics, Mrs. Sylvia Riley,
Dana.
Medal Contest, Mrs. Lillian Albright
Logan,
Our Messenger and Union Signal,
Mrs. Fannie Whitney, Philllpsburg
route 2,
Evangelistic, Mrs. N. A. Phipps,
Long Island. - ~ 5Ai
Systematic Giving, Mrs. Nathan
Smith, Logan route 2.
Purity Mrs Ruth, Ham, Phillips s.
burg. ''o"s
Flower Mission, Mrs Alice Thomas
PhillipsburR route 3, 80
Franchise, Mrs. Mabel Pomeroy,
PhillipsburR route 1. "
Petition, Mrs. Lizzie Granger, Phil.
lipSburg.
Loyal Temperance Legion, Mrs.
Myrtle Mckenzie, Naponee, Nebraska
Sabbath Observance, Mrs. Jane
Tracy, Phillipsburg. p"
Y Work, Mrs. Anna Tracy, Logan,
Literature, Mrs. S. NJ. Vandewater,
Phillipsburg route l.
Christian Citizenship, Mrs. @. B.
Lincoln, Logan. f" MR. f1'
Work for Soldiers, Mrs. A.. Roda-
baugh, Logan.
Many thanks to the Sumner CORE
spondent for the kind words and
thoughts which show an interest In
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Five Sundays More.

The annual conference of the M. E.
church opens April 9Th, at Smith Cen
ter. Bishop l. W. Joice, presiding.
Our work for this conference year
ends at that time. We kindly invite
the cooperation Of all our friends In
closing this years labor In proper
way and pleasing to our Heavenly
Father. Thanking all for their kind
assistance. LoRlN W. KEMP,
Pastor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02

The fraternal orders OF today arc
doing more good for the men and
woman OF the class Of persons who arc
termed the "NIIdle class" OF Americas
and we may add, those Of Europe
where fanatlcism of the church hasn't
fnllsway, than any other element OF
modern civilization. Through them
the sick and needy are helped to tide
over temporary or even permanent
disabilities; the dead are buried; the
orphan maintained, reared and edu.
Gated for usefulness. Millions OF mons
ey is expended by them where the
and country would have been called
upon for aid and the public funds are
relieved OF the care OF them that are
so unfortunate. And by the help Civ.
en- by these organizations many are
aided without suffering the mortdca.
tlon OF being classed rs paupers, DO,
cause 1t comes from funds they have
themselves helped to accumulate.
The good thus done by fraternal ord.
ers Is uncOmputaole.-Ex.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
M. e Church.

Preaching every Sunday at HOO a.
m. and 1880 p. IN.
Sunday school at 1000 a. m,
Junior League at 300 p. m.
Epworth League at 100 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening" LoRlN W. KEMP, Pastor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
MeetIng Of the L.dles, Ava sOeIsty.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist church enjoyed one OF their
delightful social meetings at the home
OF Mrs Boughton, Thursday after
noon. Mrs Boughton and Mrs. Pratt
entertained and served a dainty ap.
petIzlng lunch TO the thirty-nve ladies
present. After luncheon, Miss Emma
johnson delivered one Of her inlmita.
bic readings which was greatly appre-
clated by all.
The ladies have double purpose in
these meetings and The financial side
Of the question is not overlooked.
The neat little sum OF s4.75 was added
to their treasury at the last meeting.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Lost.

On February 22d, between my home
and the Baptist church, a black fur
collar The finder will confer favor
by returning the same TO Mrs. Hahn.
s1krat or leaving at this Office.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02
Special Service Tor Boys and oIrls.

At the N. +. Church DeTt Sabbath,
March 5th, al eleven o'clock a. m.
All are coFdlallyiJTittd,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02

Mrs. Mary Larkln and Relatives OK
tend their sincere thanks to the many
friends and nelghbOrS who rendered
such kindly aid and encouragement
during their bereavement.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-02

Many thanks to the Sumner corre-
spondent for the kind words and
thoughts which show an interest In
our work and workers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Yin Etomain = @crsiftnng gcitprben

IlIentom II, ga, If. San. -
2epiS St. aellcr, ein befonnterM obel-
Irbeiter, lit inter idredlideuS 6mer.
sen oil Ytomoin 3 Gcrgiftung gcitor.
ben. Somitag gtodt mlroe not CT.
ner Grbeiter . Seriomml,ng ein
2unld %ierpirt, bnrumtcr aud 6ronf-
furter @iirltfen. Mebrere, oie BON
2ebteren aBenL nltroen ploslid) Id)lper
fronf, irno Sellers 5ou iplroe 10
lhlimm, Dob er id)on ant Sonntog
otige9eben mrroe. Slim Sler5te MIR
oen berbeige5ogen, ollein es balf
glQes nidlts: Der 3~S.iGbrige, iebr be.
liebte Mann erlug Der Ttomoin-Ger-
9iftung. Ser Coroner bat cine lin.
teriliduilg eingeleitet mo pubri6ein.
lid peroei1 &logen negeit SerfalifS
linreiner Nubriingsmittel eingeleitet
Der0ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

sd bin iiber5eitgt," io9te gbmi-
raj 0ouboiioff, LOB elm 8ieoerulf-
ban unierer 5Iotte ollf alien ruff.
iden uno oltsl6noiihen S6iffsboll.
bofen unper3iigIi6 notbmenoig lit,
Inn gcniigenoc Stdrfe fir Die Serr.
ihaft ouf Sce 81 erlon9en. 0tes
lit abioIllt umlmgdngli6, tpenn mir
inn ndditen &riege nit S5opon Sieg
ertporten moIlen. Gie lleberreIte I'M.
ierer 6lotte limo tollm me6r ais
Griimmcr, uno Der Observation-Disclosures
pans gar ni6t getuadien." - Der
IOmiraI fitgte bin5u, es iPi moth.
penoig, 6ieie &erbGltniiic ol5ucr-
fcnnen, 10 idnter3lid iie ollf fir
Die rationale Selbitliebe iein m0gen.
@eiter io9te er: sd 509ere oenn
ouh ni6t nit Ser @rflGrutq, oob
mir Dem nid)t fcrnen 6rieoen 5ll-
0r01gen. @ir merocn ooS iaponiihe
sort Irtbur uno ooS 8ebiet, oQS
tie jebt in Der MonoI6uret beiett
balten, oufgeben, Damn meroen mir
entidIoiien ans 8ert 9eben, ltm
cine mddtige unbeiiegbore Morine
ouS3uriiiten, Oern oieier 6rieoe miro
MIR ooriibergebenO iein, ltno hoS
nGtIte WoI peroen mir reidli6 &c.
riiitct Ieir."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
NomtroI 0uboiioff + Il [
on9ebli6 einen 8rie'
oenS 6luB itr
~ x - RI

YoriS, fl. San. Gic bonn
@ice . 9lOmirnl 0uboiipff Dem rulIi-
ihen Mfit9lieo Der intcrnotionalen
GommiIiion oeS NorOlee . 3mtihens
foQes III eincm Slterpielu o~bgegcbc-
he GrfIdrung, ooB c%brcnboitcr 8ric-
oe 5piiGen HubIono mo Sopon
lpobri6einlid 5lt Stonoe fommcn
meroe, miro oils boGit bC5eid)nenO
betrodtet.
0ton glol,bt, OoB cS iid) bierbci nm
oen NuSOrud perionliher GtIid)tclt
oeS G5orcn bonoelt, 0u 9ubnIloff
unmittelbor Dor Ieiner Ibreiic bon
petersburg nod) Dem Sal BON Tolt
grtbrr cine lon9e ltnterreoung NIT
Dem G5oren gebobt bat.
9isber boben Die Mitglieoer Der
ruiIii6en 9otidoft uno ollie onoe'
rem ruiiii9en 8iirbentrdger bier Den
8eoonfen an 8rieben oils oemiitbi-
genO 5uriid9etrielcn. Mon bot
8runo, nr5unebmcn, BOB bieie Ieu'
Berun9en Ser IuSbrud periGlIider
Iniidten aus petersburg poren
abcr anntiral Gllbaiioif lit iueben 81.
reft bon Eetcrsburg bier eirgetrof.
fen. Dor ieiner Ibreiic bon bori
botte er, nof oen SAL bon Sort Ir,
thur, cine large IloienS bei'nr G5o'
rel.
Ser Nomiro(, neIder Gbef oeS
Morine . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit.
iagt, er unterbreitete benz aoiier on
lesten 9onneritag einen TIan sltr
pouitdnbigen Hebobilitirune oer@io.
rine. Gle ltmriiIe bieies Ylones
luurben Der ngiiociirten Yreiie" am
Samitag gefobelt. 9nbolioff 1agt,
Der aoiier bobe ben TIon bcii1lio
aufgenommer urtb benterft, er iper.
De Dem @iniiter : gomite ~uorgelegi
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Gridpf irinen GDmpaanun.

Seottle, @oib. If. Sonuor. -
Muf Sor : Sslano an Der SiiooitfiiltC
bon Ilasfa bat 8illiam 9aa leinel,
friiberen Sreluno uno @eiddftstbeil.
bober @iaiom 0ipple, nit DEM er
iid, e%ilt5lpeit bate, I'M Streite erid)oi,
ielt. geioe betrieben 5uiommelt groBe
Wtormorbriide ouf Jor-Sslotb. Doll
mar bis Sftober b. S. Hr1libent Der
nit einem Iftienfapitol bon $70,-
100000 orgurilirten Greet Mmeri.
an, Marble Gomponp." gr mill irii.
Der in Hem-Yorf uto San 5roncisco
als Hedtsanluult tbdtig geipeien fem.
9ipple mar in Ilnsfo elm befofnter
9ergmorll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Hniiiid)c Gu1fer fpmmcn.

Nem Yorf, If. Sunltnr. -
8ie y. u. 0eomenS, ieincr 9lngabe
nod frilber Soltptmunm IN einem He.
ginlent Der rliiiihen &oiIergoroe
angiebt, meroen oenm16it 100000
rliitife 0ll0ter no6 Den Ser. Stoo-
ten fommen, INN cine permonente
&olonie in Der gtGbe BON Sos g(nqe.
les, Gal, 81 griinoen. 0camenS er.
fl1rt, or lei Dor etliden Sobren ans
RuBlano berbannt moroen, nadoem
er it'd Der Wolotonp 3 Sefte ange,
ldloIien uto iid) geiueigert bate, nod
fernerbin 8offen 81 tragen. Gr lieE
lid nobe Sos In9eleS nieoer ltno be-
gam iofort Arrangements, letne
8lallbensgenoIIen aus <Blono Der,
iiber fommen mo cine InIieoellulg
grilnoen 81 loIien. 0iele Irrongc'
mclts lino iebt polenoct mo Die
critic Sfoor Der Wolofoup 3 9riiocr
lit bercitS in gtelu.gorf ongcfommen.
0eonneuS erfl1rt lid iiber5eri9t, ooI
iGmmtlid)e 100000 Mitglieocr Der
Sefte nod Californian m%tsipunOerr
iuer0c1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

Mit9Iieoer 6es Gomite's fir MitteI
uno @ege no6 ben Re5epten oeS
Sprehers Cannon arbeiten. &.
3amnep bebauptet, famoie Sort
i6ritte gema6t 81 baben uno ertIdrt,
er mGroe i'm Stanoe iein, 5l bepeis
len, BOP inter Den Republifonern
oes Snlies elm iebr ItorfeS 8erlan-
gen nod Sorifreoiiion por6erri6e.
&ls Dies beltte Dem Spred)er binters
brodt muroe, meinte oieier trofen:
oWteine 8erifte lolteu anoers."
2batiode lit, onB Gopnep bel ieis
ner agitotion foit r~egeImaBig ouf Die
6roge itieB; o&as poIlt Sbr Oenn
repioiren? 8eId)e Gorifidte iolIen
mooifi5irt neroen, unO pie tpollt Sbr
iie mooifi5iren?" Gas iino 6roeeu,
welhe Inmnep MIR ihDer uno 0om
im IQgeneinen beantporten forflte.
0enn me0er Gr0ii0ent Hooiepclt,
nod Senatoren o0er SouSmitgIie0er,
pelhe iif 3l @uniten elmer Sorif.
3eoiiion %erfIdrtert, iin0 in Der Gage,
ein otf MIR o%nndberno oetoiQirteS
Grogromm SIT geben. Inter Oieien
llmitGnoen iiebt eS oarnof aus, oils
Oh Spreder Cannon iulb Die yStono
8otters" i'm Sollie lcid)teres Spiel
boben mer0en, oils Die 9efiirworter
Der iebr pogen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Bier Yrbciter act0otet.

Souebton, Did, fl. Sanuor.
@abrenb feds M1nner bette
Wtittag at Iodlano ans eitteill
Sdod)t, neld)er BORT bon Der .Sicto'
ria Otinire co. fir cine %bporaillt.
Idle getriebs -gnlage gebobrt miro,
SIT Gage iteigen luoaterL 5erri6 eill
Soil, Der Sobrltlbl itiir5te binob nlto
bier Der WGnner blieben anf Dem
6lede foot, pGbrenb Die 5fpei anoererl
if)iuer perlett niiroen. Giner Der
8etooteten beibt @iniam Fenrp'e,
Die anberen iino Slowafen ooer 8ir'
ldnber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Ebilaoclpbicr 2Gidm6nncr Dcrnn.
gliift.

&6ilooelpbi a. If. San. -
Gin acknowledgement coIlioirte beltte
Norgelr, ais CT Die 8eleile Der Eenl.
lDlounia 9obn" an Srenton.4 pelule
f%rell5en ipolte, init cinem Yerionen-
5ltge iino luilroe nmgenorien. Der
6elterlpebrmnnn Wiaiam Hobinioit
erlitt tootlidle Serletrn9en unb meb.
rere onOere 8eueripebrlelte lpuroen
leifter perlebt. Der Seuerluebrpo-
gen befonb. lid orf Der 5dbrt mad,
Der ySertile Solle," in oem oberel
Stodwert beS yaeniinetonFS beoterS~
gelegen, no ein 9rnnb %cntltanoeil
mar, Ger einen Sd)abeu bon $4,000
ollriftcte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
TOn cinem Weger ii6crfaQcm.

Rem SopeL Conn. fl. San.
Die rs Sabre alte Ielie Sben
iprroe geltern Gbeno ollf Dem &einl-
ipege I'M lueltliden Stobttbeilc bon
eiltent Neger. i'll id)1ilblid)er gblid)t
altgegriffelt. 9luf lire Siilferuie elf
ten mebrere 2eilte berbei uno Der Zee
ger ronnte bopon. Sn Dem Sample
NIT Dem angreifer ipltrben Dem Mdb.
den Die Gleioer derriiien, belize Nit
gen bloit gei6lagen uno arosrprlt-
ben arn 9olie beigebraht. Die Chat
bat lit Der Staot groBe @rrealirig
peritriodt, oa in Der letter 3eit wie.
oerbolt iunee Naohen iaitf oerStraBe
BON Nesern aneegriffen iporoeu iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
SunIpiclisc SdjGfcritiinOdcn.

WiQionGr Ylatt perlnngt letn @eIo
5uriid, a6er ieiu Sonn6cn bait
ooron felt.
Nem Yorf, If. San. Der
SeniationS : &ro5eB, Den Der So.
iGbrige 8riootier unO friibere @loS-
6obrifont Sobn u. Blott ge9en leine
I'm ~menigitenS elm babies Snbrbuns
bert iiingere Moitreiie, Sannub
elias, ongeitrcngt bot, mn lie sur
Hiid5o6lrng BON $6S5,000 - oielen
9ctroq ioaen ibnl icinc SdofcrItilno-
fell nit Der Otlllotin getoItct bobcn
- ongeitrengt bat, loate beiltc IN Der
Oritten gbtbeilung oeS Spc5iol-Ser-
MINIS oeS SbergcriftS SIR Gerbnno-
lung f%ontnler, aber Gr = @ollucrncltr
9lud, Der nelle gntuolt Scr elias, or
mirfte einen Iuildub bis nddltc
Wod)c.
q @%erid)tSiuol lulo &Orrioor luorcn
nit 3llidoitern nno Ncllgicrigcn &c
itopft boil, nn0 mar oilf alien @eltd)-
tern groBe Gntt0lridunl9 81 leicn, oIS
nSonnden" iid) nid)t e~initcllte.
Sefonntlid biloetc oieicr Iro5eB
@od,en lang bic Seniotion oesSomI-
mers. Glott'S gnipGItc forrlltcn ser
elias lotgc Belt Die alogeuftcn nid)t
5itltellen, bis lif Serome gegen ocn
8unld Der Nniuoltc cinmiidte, Die
SduStbilre Scr elias nit 9lrtbieben
cinidIogcn mo tic ms @ef1nqniB
lpcrfen lieB. gm nGditen Gage
bei'm Serbor Dor Dem Mo9iitrat
bllBtc aber Die Grim.irolonfIoge ob
itlo Serome mar nm cine @lomo9c
reld)er. Ger Ero5eB miro oober
bletberl, oils luos er b~egonnen noroen
it, ein GipiIpro5eb.