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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
PERSONAL MENTION

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Miss Mary Folwell daughter Of Dean Folwell,
has returned home.
Mrs. Cove Of Twelfth avenue; returned to this
city last week from abroad, with her two daugh-
ters, Margaret and Helen.
Mrs Sherburn has just arrived in this city
from Montana. She has brought her children
here for the school year.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bacon are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hassinger at the corner Of Seven
teenth avenue and Fourth street Sc.
The Rev. Mr. Cleveland. has returned from
California and will preach here for two Sundays
longer in the Loyalty Baptist church.
DR.. D. w. Hawley of 30 Eleventh avenue
Winnipeg.
DR.. W. II. Jordan's subjects for Sunday are:
In the morning, "a Preacher Loved but Ne
elected; in the evening, "A Victim Of the
Man Trap
Miss Rallin will be the ,soloist at most
interesting service which is being planned by
the First NJ. e. church for Sunday, Sept. "a.
1t is to be called the students Welcome Serv-
ice, and DR.. Jordan will preach on the theme,
Gan Outlook on Student Life
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
CARS PASS AUDITORIUM
EAST sIDERs WOULD LIKE A
BRANCH LINE FROM HENNEPIN
TO FIRST AVENUE s. ~

Several prominent East Siders of
the second ward are doing their best
to have branch, car line run across
Eleventh street from Hennepin to First
avenue, or vice versa, past the new
Auditorium building. For some time
the matter has been under discussion,
and it is earnestly hoped that the move
ment will be successful. 1t is exceed
ingly difficult for East Siders to reach
the Auditorium without changing cars
at least once on the way. The large
crowds which go from this side make it
/. all the harder and it is especially dis
agreeable for those in evening dress
to change at Washington if the weather
is bad. Eleventh street is so wide that
car line would not in anyway inter
fere with the traffic and would be of
endless benefit to. people on both sides
Of the river thruolt the whole year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
ZENITH DRAMATIC
CLUB GIVE PLAY

Gin Old Virginia." the well-knoWn
old-time war drama of Charles Town
send, was presented both Monday and
Tuesday evenings at the East Side
Turner hall. The performances were
given in a very creditable manner and
the audience on both occasions was a
large and enthusiastic one. Peter Dos,
under whose direction the play was
Walter Hastings. The other members
of the cast were:
Joseph bennington, spendthrift. ..........
Albert n. Mauren
Harry Falconer, a young yirginian..
Arthur Losing
Uncle Toby, of vast ideas. Edward Losing
Mr.. Parkhurst. leading lawyer. -. John Nowak
Tim his protege ..................C. Mauren
Moses slightly tanned. John Pennig
Bertha Dauvers an orphan..... Minnie Mathey
Louise Falconer. Thressa Kruz
Judy. Miss L.. Brosious
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
FINE FRESH-WATER PEARL
Most Valuable of Season in Wisconsin
Worth $4,000.
Milwaukee Free Press.

hold in my hand The finest pearl
of the season S catch in Wisconsin
waters, said A. NJ. Laird Of Prairie
du Chen. 8 Upstairs in my valise /
have the shell it came out of, when one
of the clam fishermen at Lynxville, a
Mississippi river port, dredged it up.
! am going to sell the pearl for $, goo
the interest Of the purchaser. It's a
.crinkly backed shell, not very large.
The pearl is an exceptionally fine
one. It weighs 1914 grains, is rose
pink in color, high lustered and pear
shaped. If it had been round the pearl
would have brought $4,000. It was
caught week ago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
LIST ALMOST COMPLETE,
MEMBERSHIP OF ST. ANTHONY
FALLS COMMERCIAL CLUB NOT
FAR FROM 800 MARK.

St. Anthony Falls Commercial club
held its weekly meeting last Tuesday
evening in the Minneapolis Business
college hall, at 305 Central avenue.
The club is progressing famously and
now numbers 215 members.
It has been decided to raise the mem
weeks and each member has been re-
quested to bring in at least one new
application. From the enthusiastic
character of the last meeting it seems
an assured fact that the eighty-fve
members now lacking will be supplied
IA IA 2 remarkably short time. Next. Tues
day. evening another meeting will be
held by the club at 8 O'Clock, in the
same place.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
VANITY AIDS DETECTIVES
Criminals Seem Unable to Keep from
Boosting Of Their Misdeeds.
New York Sun

ssWhat is our greatest help in cap
turing criminals? Why, their vanity,
of course" said the detective. "Men
and women who make crime business
are always proud of their work when it
is well done, according to criminal
standards, and sooner or later they
Even men who commit unpremedi-.
tated crimes seem unable to keep their
doings to themselves. and if they do
not openly boast, they give out mystic
rious hints that rouse suspicion and
bring about surveillance. Then again,
no matter how well crime is planned,
there is nearly always an unforeseen
contingency to be met. and it s the
failure to take precautions against the
one contingency that gives many a
clew -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
ITO BE LEARNT OR sMELT?"
Mas Pertinent Query as to the
Reason Mary Goes to School.
New York World

Harry Gilfoil, the comedian, brought
this story up from Washington:
ance was objected to by her felloe
pupils was sent home by the teachee
and told to inform her mother that
she could not return to school until She
had been properly bathed and dressed.
The next day the 16-year-old sister Of
the girl appeared at the school and.
addressing the teacher haughtily, said:
/ If you are Mary's teacher my ma
wants to know if Mary comes here to
be learnt or smelt. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15

A German geographer calls attention to
the fact known to few, that the Rhine
gets some of its water from Italy Some
miles above the Via Mala the Rhine is
augmented by turbulent mountain tor
rent whose chief tributary is a brook
that comes from the Val di Lei which
politically belongs to Italy, tho separated
from the rest of that country by glacier
covered mountains over which there is a
trail to Chiavenna.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
WEBSTER DAVIS CABIN
a Library and Den on the Lawn Fea-
ture Of His New Home in Michigan.
Detroit Free Press.

Corunna, Mich.-The little old log
cabin which sets next to the handsome
residence Of Attorney Webster Davis in
this village creates not little comment
by, strangers, and many questions are
asked as to its reason for existence.
pioneer dwelling undoubtedly sharp.
Mr.. Davis built the cabin as den and
library and has filed its hooks and
corners with many interesting relics,
gathered by him from Michigan, the
west and South Africa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
FINE FOR cHUFFER, ANYWAY.

Boston Herald.
The following incident occurred be-
fore Judge Tyler, judge of the munich
pal court, Norwich, Conn: A chuffer,
being brought before the Judge on a
that at the time Of his arrest the ma
chine was not travelling faster than
three miles an hour.
Very well, replied the & Judge.
calmly. But, rather than be beaten by
the accused, he said: 81 then charge
you with obstructing the traffic. y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
EAST SIDE LODGES

"A Prize caro- party ana Qance Will
be given Saturday night by Lodge No.
16, "A. o. U. W, at their hall, 229 Cen
trail avenue Sc.
Division No. 2, Ladies Auxiliary Of
the A. o: H., will give a wheel party
Monday evening, Sept. 49,, at 8 O'Clock.
Members of all divisions in the city
will be present and light refreshments
are to be served.
Wednesday evening a class Of ten
was given the first degree at No. II,
I. o. o. F., Northern Light lodge, 1t
is expected that a large class will be
initiated Nov. l, on the completion and
opening of the new lodge building, at
the corner of Twenty-second and Cen
trail avenues.
The members Of Fraternity lodge, No.
$50, A. O. U. W., have Set the latter
part Of October to initiate a large class
of candidates. All members of this
lodge are requested to attend the next
lodge meeting, Sept. 2l,s as some I'M
portant business will be transacted.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15

One of the purses at athletic games held
recently at Baltimore County Cork was
a postoffice savings bank book, with a de-
post OF los (s3.75).
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15

The ladies' of st. Anthony parish
held an ice cream social Thursday even
ing on the church lawn at Eighth av-
Fenue and Second street NE. The affair
was marked success with good music
and good time for all.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15
EAST SIDE SOCIAL

Mr.. and Mrs David Misner enter
tanned this week at their home 642
teenth wedding anniversary. Both Nj.
and Mrs. Misner have lived on the East
Side for seventeen years and their
guests for the evening were twenty
five of their first acquaintance. The
rooms were beautifully and deliberately
decorated with hydrangeas and bright
asters. During the evening refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Misner re-
sceived some especially pretty gifts in
honor of the occasion.
The Woman's Union and Thimble
bee of the First Congregational church
will meet with Mines; Cooper and Lewis,
715 q Seventeenth street, Thursday,
Sept. 10, at O'Clock.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15

A students reception will be given
by the First M. 3. church in the church
parlors, Friday evening, Sept. 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23

6Iotten . SefretGr 9ouuporte tcle-
arapbirte uqpt9oItol, u. D.: nGoa
llnaliid bat mid ollBcrorocntlid er-
N%riiicn. Sd ueiB, OoB Sjc allies
N}oqlihe gctbou bobcu mo tbul
mcrOen. Sect fam MIR al 6iilic ge-
Oodrt Wcrocn. Die l%lutcriuhung
iolgt ipdtcr. @erOc belltc 2lbcno bier
obreiien utO an Montaq I'M Gcpar-
tement eintreiicn." Qoa 6Iotten.Gcs
purtcmcnt telcgrapbirtc Dem Com.
monountcn McGoQo 81 Morc IS
IonO, ioiort einen G%onitruftcur mad
Gan 2icgo 81 icnOen oanlit Ocriclbe
Die 9ei0doi9un8cn oe9 6obr3cnge2
ieltitcIlen unO A%nitoltcn trciien fam,
Ooa 6obr5eltg naN Murc S3lQuO 81
bri1gcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
Sdlait MN idjum t0I SAGE.
Ner5te miilen nod INNER nift, mas
Dem i~ed$iGbri9en Ganepi ie6lt.

Mount &crnon, g. q, %.
Sui. - Dies mar ser t0l. Gag, icit
Ser iehaidbrige Charles Ganepi,
Sobn ocS Contractors Sol. Gunepi,
inn, bon OonfcrS, IN citcn iflloiGbn.
lihcn 3ltltuno p%eriie(, obne Elm 0eltt-
lid)eS 3eid)cn 0e5 9euiBtlcinS bon
lid 5t Ncbcl. Sbmpbl er mcocr Icbcl1,
nod iprebcn tnnll, ideint inbeiien Der
@eb0rSiinn pl0blid) 5ltriIdqefebrt SIT
iein. @enigItcn5 bcbaltptet ieine
Wltter, i6r Surge uerltebe, mas lie
SIT ibm ipredc. @eiipiclSmeiie bn6e
lie inn Geiogt, or ioIe i6rc Sono
briiden, ulO oorouf bate lie cinen
ldmoden Grtd lciner Singer, 0ie lie
i'll Den ibrigcn bielt, ueripiirt, trob.
DEM Scr Gnobe pouit0n0ig entfrditet
mo sum Sfclett abgenaQert lit.
Seine SO Nfmro boben ii6 aui tolm
30 reoltSirt.
Sle Ner5te llto lld) nod INNER
lidlt oariibcr cini9, Oh Ser Sllngc an
Der @enldltorre ODER oen 6olgcn Ell.
mes Stnr5e5 leioet. AniungS ood)tc1
lie, eS babe iih Elm @lutfIunpeu i'm
@ebirn gebil0et, ser o,li Die @ebirus
maIle bride, iebt ober lheinen i%ie'an'
5unebmen, oob ein @irbel bcS Hild'
grntS mtsgete9eIt lit. Mor9en 0e-
henft 6rou Gonepi cinen befonnten
Nerpcnipc5inliitcn SIT Hatbc ST sic
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
10 Sunnen SDnomit crplUoirt.

Forts III o y, u s., -. &tli.
- Sin elettriider 6lmfe ent5iinoetc
belte Na6mittog 40 lonneu QOna.
nit, uno Elm orei glder 9roBe9 6ellcus
rili, meldes Der Shiiiobrt I'M @iacn-
talhla- 6luIIe binoerlid mar. mur0e
total 5erIt0rt. IS beiBt, ooB 0ieiee
Die gr0Bte MenQe Grploiipitoii mar.
melde ie IN Der 8elt obqeieuert nor
ben lit, lno 5lpnr obnc ie0ncoe Sc
fobr uno obnc Experimentation ltniau.
Die Goutroftorcn lomobl, ais aud Die
Ne9ierun93beamteu crflGrtcn oie Or
ploiion fir qinen %pollitGnoigen Or
folg. Nuf Elm Siqnol oe$ Guntrc,
IomirolS ". ", Meoo, Gomman-
oonten Der EortSmolltb 9taoD 0aro,
orebte Sri. GtbeI Softer, sic iiin0lte
Sodter 0e3 Slperintenoenten ser
Gontraftoren, Ocn eleftriihen Strom
an. llngei0br 10000 Eerlo1en
iuobnten Ser Scene bel. 9(lS 0aS On
nanit e%rploOirte, crbob iih cine Qe-
ipoltige Wfenge @aiier unO cine &ie-
icnpeIle belpcNtc iih noh Dem llicr
BET Nemcoltle ST.. 0oS @olier rihtete
ieood) feinen ShuOcn an. 0ltrd) sic
Sprenglng lit Elm $50 Sub brciter
unO 80 6llB tieicr aonol geitaiicn
morOcn, Ben OoS gr0Bte Sd)iii oli
Dem Sscan paiiireu fonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
Sat cine 6ran in Scnncncc.

u hpille, Senn, %. Slll. 49,
Cine Gepei6e aus Wontgomerp Ild.,
mcIoet: ySre0erid &. Carlton, alias
Mortine5 Munep, lpeld)cr in Neip-
Norf inter Der Anl6uloiaung Der
buitet luuroe, fiini 6rouen lpegen oe9
&eriiderungSgel0es ernloroet ST bd'
benL bat cine Srau bier mobnelI. er
beirotbete oielelbe Dor oht Sobrer III
@oroon. Ala., liro oielelbe ltonu1t
aus onaeiebener Somilie. sic be-
idnloi9t Den Momn, oaB CT ibr
Sdmlidiahen i'm &ertbe pom S20oD
mo $500 in 9aargelO geltoblen bat.
Wunep profti5irte III @oroon ais Nr5t
iiir 5mei Sabre. Gr 1T EN- Sponler
mo bebouptet, Dab er o 5lpcl Fer-
lpnen cine lit. melfe mi'len, ipie oos
Gomplot gum Sinfen Der pafoine"
qeihmieoet ipuroe. Seine 6rau
alaubte, er iei aeitorben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23

unter(ltlrng BON Ecrionen mclhe in
Der Staot nid)t beimotb6crcdtiat
limo, uno Coroner 50pel luO Gr-Gn-
roner 5. Z. @oiimon Iolleu pom
Stnote uiele Souieuoc Collars aui
@rlmo Iolder i%iftiper oStnot3 6Guc"
crIonat BADEN. Soiimnn itcbt mut-
n1ebr inter @iirgidoit IN Gruortrmg
Der GrlcOi9un1 OeS 9lppcD3 NeAen
ieinc Oicabe5iiQlide ShulOiaipre-
dung, m0brenO iih sic r<llrD nor Ell
nigen Mod)cn mlGBlih ser &criol.
NltnN Or. SGpcl'S oti cine 2(ntloNc
GbnIi6er Natllr bin nitt 81 einiacl
%bermod)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
SIC Sonncuiinitcrnif -Grpcrtcm.

%nGencio, %. &llli. - Ger
ancrifoniidc areli5cr oWtimcapo.
lis" nit Dem Gice- IbmiroI GoIbu g.
Gbeiter, superintendent ocS omcrita-
niid)eu Morine:0 81 ierpotorium5, uro
ocn iibrigen Mit1lieocrn Ser omerifo-
niifcn Grpeoition, meId)c sic am %.
9(llgtit itottfinoenbe Sonneniiniter-
nib bier beobodten miro, an @or0,
traf bclltc BON Gibraltar in &iQa-
nl,epu ocl @roo (orci Meilen pom
@alcncia) Elm. Ser &reu5cr, ser bon
oem %orrotb$oampier oG0ior" nut
ben &nitrnmentcn uno Motcriolien
iiir Die am liter 5it c~rrid)tcnoc @cobs
administration begleitct lit, ncdicltc
nit Den 2onobattericu Salute. Gle
um%erifanildcn Oiii5icre mod)ten ipd.
fer Sen Srt9bcb0r0cn @eiud)e mo
empiingen ioldc bon oieicn.
Ger omerifaniide Siilfsfreu5cr
y0irie," nit n1oeren on1erifoniid)en
N|itronomen, &nitrumeutcn mo W}a.
tcriulieu an 9orb, girg am rs. Sui
bon Gibraltar nah Bona alb, no ore
am %. NllNuit i~tuttiinoenoe Sonnet
iiniterniB cbeniallS beobnftct meroen
mir0.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
MiaionGr u%crmnaliift.
Nlli elmer 9(utomobilio6rt um9efom~
men. - Seine Srou mo 5mci
&in0er lhucr uerlebt.

men. - Seine Srou uno 5pci
&inoer ihucr uerlebt.
,Soa VI geleS, Sal, %. Sllli.
~ VI. Z. Snncod, ser befanntc 30
britant bon Nderbnllpfliiaen un0
Wtillion0r, ut olti elmer 9lltomlobil.
Iabrt nit leiner Satin lno 5lpei Sim.
bern r%erlut9liidt, Gr erlitt 5mei
ShGoelbrllhe ln0 itnrb I'M Soipital,
obne lpleoer 81 lid 81 fommen.
seine Srou un0 leine beioen &inber.
elm Sobn mn0 cine (odter, trllgen
ldlimme &erlebunQen onpon.
Soncod beiano iid NIT ieiner so.
mile IN elllem groBen &roitmagen
mo ilibr NIT elmer Sdaeligfeit BON
40 Meilen oie Stluloe an Soutb-
WdinltroBe, nnb2 scr Is. StraBe, od,
bin, ais ell 3uiommcnitoB nit einem
ans eltaeaengciettcr Hid)tlrng fom.
member @uggp crioIgte. GaS s(uto.
mobil ranlte bon Dem StraBenoamm
obleits aeaen cinen Selearapbenpio.
item unb muroe 5crtriimmert; oie Sn.
lolien lpuroen nit GROCER @lldt 5l
@ooen gelbleloert. Gin aleid)cS
Shidinl erlitt Ser autiher beS @ila.
gu Der MildbGnoler s. Saul, Der
cine aopfruunoe mo innere &erIets
5llllgen oooontrltg.
Ter WiaionGr Sancod nor Der
perueaenlte Mutomobilfabrer in ser
Stoot. @ieoprboIt mar er rpegen gu
lhnellen 8obrenS perboitet moroen,
mo crit Dor menigen Wonnten be-
5oblte er cine @eloitroie bon $3.50
nit slnem &bed, Der oie problerilhe
aulltrllt trn9: Sir Nutomobilfab
ren GO Oteilen ole Stunoe in Der
Stoot Cos IngeIeo."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
Sabufreucl omrdJ @adInmfeit Der'
ritclt.

Nfrou, Ohio, -. Silli. Gin
oniheiueno perbred)eriid)er Ter'ud),
oen norolib gebenoen Ealioaier5ilg
9tr. 500 ser .Glepelnno, Ntrolt u
Columbus .0abn" bel 9orberton Dem
&erocrben III iibernniluorten, lit ourd)
Ole @od)iomfeit ser Eoli5ei gllidltd)
pereitelt moroen. Salnes Wt@rm
BON Glepeluno, Ser cine 9Seld)e Qeofl-
net hattie, mrroe ais 9obnirepler Der.
baitet. Gr bebniiptet, er babe ole
5bot aui @runo elmer @ette. Dab cr
nidlt i'm Stunbe lei, Die @eid)e ST oil
men, beaangel. Die Serlhieblina Der
Sianollidtcr muroe nod redlt5eitig
benlerft, nm llnbeil ST. perbiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
9ciitct @rint.

Detroit, Mid.. %. Sui. -
Coroner Or. .: S,Soprl BON @apue.
Gountp bat Dem @enerolouoiteur s.
9. @raolep brieflih oie Srmmc bon
$1243.30 ais Hiid5ublune oller Sc
biibrell, iueld)e CT pom Staate iilr oie
llnterludine BON Is ais ungeleblld)
6e5eid)neten SGlleu erbolten boite, 5ll'
aeianot. Ger Staat gemdbrt Den SO.
ronern n1inlid @rtragebiibren fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
Wcibes Tiebcr.

@ofbinaton, %. SuIi.-0te
Fonamafanoi f. Gomniiiion enpiing
berte eille aabeloepeide pom @oilper.
lieur Masoon nit Der Mtelbuna. Dab
Der &anaIbau In9eltellte Irtbur
Soi9b, elm @~nglGnoer. in Goro5ol am
gelbem Jieber ertronft lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
GonIIlon nno Gc6cnsucrlnit.
Sin 3ulommcnItoB bon 5troBcn.
bobnpoggonS. - llc6cr 80 Der.
'oIlen pcrlebt. - &critieoeuc
lperocn iterberl. - acbrten pom
Der Sprcnglug an Ihtiic 5rriid.

NortS mouth rs, -. Eili.
- Sn elmer GoGiiion 5miidcn 3mei
eleftrilden @ogQons 6cute 9lbcn0
murOcn ilber 80 @erioncn UcrlcBt,
Oorlrntcr iiini t0otlid. Ger lluioll
erciglrete lid an elmer itcilen 30.
ifllng, no Ole @eleiic cine idoric
&llroe MADDEN. Giner ser @aqQon9
bate 125 Gcrionen al Noro, mclhe
BON ser aroBen SprenQlmQ am 6lliie
5nrildfebrten. Die SprenQlmg ionO
nm 1 l(br itott uio mar Elm GROCER
Griola, inoem 40 5onncn 0nnamit
cine ungefG6r orei Ader QroBc Stelle
aus Dem ShlBbett rGumtcu mo MN
mebr YortSmoutb einen ser beitcu
SGien Scr aiiite erbGIt. Die lNlqc
llelre erfldrenL Dab oo2 NeiuItut Der
S%prengu1g GllBerit eriolQrcih lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23
SlutbaA lit
Gondantinopcl.
%el Dem SOmbenattcntat AMI Den
Snltau famen "A Mrnidcn nm'S
Seben.

90 Ferlopen erljttcu &crIetnn-
gen. 3rpei llnQart oIc Ntten'
tdier. ~ aild in &ubIanO Derur.
Idbte cine gom6c in @peIoitof
Den 600 elmer Nn}o0l %%criOnen,
@eruoItiger GrOruti6 bel Nea-
pei. @brenbe3ciamacn iiir Die
oeutl6en 3lotten Ciii3iere 1T
aopenbagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-23

! 49, N'NHD'N
1ro8ent nod iterbcn. - Gin Sed
in einem ser aeiiel Ole llriudc
- 1ieier aciieI ioQ idon lang(
reparaturbeoiiritiq qcpeien iein
- Spmpotbie ans allen Sbcilen
Der @elt. - Die @eeroiglng oel
Gpfer.
Gan Gicgo, Sal, %. Sui. -
Cine beutc Aben0 3uinmmen geltelt(
2iitc 0crSpiCr Scr aeiielerpfoiion an
Dem aononcnboOt Bennington" IN
Der gni bon Snn Giego ergiebt, 6of
56 Monn aetootet uno "a idJmer Der,
lpunoet muroen. Cine gn5a6l Der
Wonnihoit miro nod INNER Der.
mibt, mo einiac berielben mO0cn
toot iein ODER iih inn Sfiiie befins
Den, uno minoeItenS elm 1uBen0 Der
8erlebten fonnen niht am Hcbcn
bleiben. SolaenoeS lit cine elite Der
Gootcn, iopeit lie betonnt limo, De-
rem alier uno 6eren 0cimotbaort:
Gniign Heipton 81. FcrrD, 26 Sab.
re alt, Gborlelton S.-G.
@eslep W. 1oDIor, IS Sabre alt,
Seemonm Atlonta, ga.
Bert. u. &ughc9, 10 Sabre aft,
Seemnnn, Gl%art9ollc, Nrt.
anorem aomcrcr, % Sabre alt,
Sei5er, 2onoonDiac 8.
Soiepb Nelucomb, y Sabre alt,
Seemonn Bolton.
Sorrp @oibcr, % Sabre alt, Sei.
aer, Remorf, rs.
Wilbur @rigbt 81 Sabre ot, Stc'
mor6, Seimotbsort mbefomnt.
Wifoel g. Guinn 81, &ei3er, Sill.
fenrp, Srlano.
Glpbc SoagbloomL % Sabre alt,
2euopiIe, Sol.
airtlep =. WorriS. "a Sabre alt,
Sei3er, Greensboro, ap,
@arren HoriS. 80 Sabre alt, Sob.
len5icber, 2onImd Mid,
Wm. Is. @ilion Secmonn, 10
Sabre oft, @ermontomu. Sal.
stephen @. 9olod, a Sabre olt,
aoblen5ieber, &onesoolc, ga.
emil 3. &eid, "a 3obrc aft, Gee
mann, 0emort, Ms.
@iliam StoiIb. 81 Sabre aft, Sci.
ger, grihgcmnter 60.
Sobn g. Burns, 20 Sabre alt, Gee.
mann, Chicago. .r.1
Glen grolpnIee, "a Sabre olt, @ol.
peiton Ger.
@iIiam s. Gberrp, "a Sabre alt,
Sdmieb, Solem, Wont.
Wolter Is. Grant. % Sabre alt,
NtptiSi0ltpSty SDiNuNu.
Sobn 8oifo, Is Sabre alt, See.
mann, Wiltpaufee.
Sobn Wcaonc, % Sabre alt, Sci.
ser. 2eaopille. Colo.
Gbmin 9. Robinion, % Sabre ali,
Seemann, Son 6ron5isco.
Charles 8. Mcaeen, % Sabre aft,
3%oblen5ieber, Eueblo, Colo.
Charles s. aunt, 20 Sabre alt,
Seemonn, ct. 2ouiS.
Sarrp =. Saunoers. 10 Sabre alt,
Seemann, Springiielo, Mo.
Sobie ". aempton, Is Sabre ali,
Seemann, 2~opelanb, Solo.
8obert .. Carr, Is Sabre alt, Gee.
mann, 9enuer.
Sorrp i. Smith, 90 Sabre olt,
Seemonn, SorriionpiQe, Wo.
Erelton Carpenter, 20 Sabre olt,
Seemann, Iropaboe, Heb.
Hobert g. Sopogc, % Sabre oft,
Seemann, Woco, Ger.
Serop 9. arher, 20 Sabre ali,
Seemonn, 6olpler, Colo.
Tan. :. Nrber, 10 Sabre olt, Gee.
mann, Gan 6ronBisco.
Riforo I. Souie, 81 Sabre alt,
GOlorabo.S pringS, Col.
hilbert $. Sdoregge, 81 Sabre alt.
Seemann, Neu.lllm Minn.
Sobn 6. garduS, - Sabre alt,
SeemGnn Glorinbo, Soma.
g. s. Qualities, 20 Sabre alt, See.
mann Hem.9orf.
Watbeiu Z. Chambers, % Sabre
oil, Seemonn, Setpiiton, Soobo.
Sreoerid ". 9ronip, 26, Moidi.
NIT, Gan 5ran5isco.
Soiiab g5elI. q Sabre alt, See.
mann. Waeo, 2eras.
5reoerid S. @eiB, ~aoblen3ieber,
Cincinnati.
Glauoe $, SteDenion, q Sabre