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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11

The area of high pressure. accom-
panied by clear weather. with lower
temperatures in the gulf and south At
Inntir sections, extends from thc north
rrn Rocky mountain states southeast
vnrd To Tcxns and eastward New
England. In the extreme southeast. Il
- succeeding the storm that yes
terdny central near Mobile and that has
caused showers from Alabama to south
Carolina during the past "a hours
I'rosts noted far southwark
Louisiana and southern Alabama. An
other low pressure that IL central over
southern California il causing showers
ia New Mexico. western Texas aud
southern Utah. Under the combined in
nuence 81 the high pressure and
of low pressure that il central over
southeastern saskatchewan. fair wealth
err. with moderate temperatures. will
continue ia this vicinity tonight and
sunday.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
Enuineer Hit by Bullet.

Sam Nelson. an engineer on the Bur
lington road. was shot in the hip b.
some unknown person, probably bull
let from the gun of some hunter while
his train was running at a high rate OF
speed. The ball has been located by
X-ray. and he will be taken to Chica-
20 to have it extracted. His home Is
at Galesburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
Gets Jail Sentence.

Bert Hudson pleaded guilty this
morning in county court, 20 the charge
Of larceny. the allegation being that
ne stole "A whip. He was sentenced to-
one day in jail and fine of $40 and
costs was imposed, which will probably
be worked out in the jail. This is a
heavy sentence. but It IL not his first
of1enge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11

rem are George l.. Nichols, of Wiggans,
Miss, Mrs. Mary Bowel of Kansas
City, Mo. Fred S. Nichols of Eureka,
Ill, Charles and James, both at home,
and the stepson, William E. Nichols, in
California. She has made Rock Island
her home for % years and passed the
previous years of her life in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
PROMISES A MACADAM DRIVE
Gov. Deneen Gives Assurances of Road
to WATERFOWL

Hon. l.. NJ. Magill brings back as
surances from Gov. Deneen that d ma
adam road will be constructed from
Moline to WATERFOWL. according 10 the
]roposed plans of constructing roads
IN the state of Illinois. The details
IRE not yet complete. but it is probable
that the drive will be along the river
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11

Ieen a railroader for a few minutes a;
me time in his career
Others will be called upon for few
remarks, among them being II. S.
able, general superintendent of the
rock Island. and r. D. Mack.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
J. NJ. SHERIER. Observer.

Temperature at 81. M, 81; at 3:30
y. ma. 80. Minimum temperature In the
past - hours, -; maximum. ~. ycIoc-
ity of wind at - "a. M. 8 miles per hour
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11

Repairing of Fine Watches
and Fine Jewelry, and En-
craving done at this store
by experts in each line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
Licensed TO Med.

Jennie Stevenson .l.. SherraTd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
The Holiday Books

are fast crowding the Book Department.
There are many excellent books suitable
for gifts that will be picked up early. To
make business lively and direct special
attention to the new books, we will sell
on Monday and Tuesday
Letters of a Self-ma Merchant His SON"
ST. book, and Geo. b. McCutcheons great
R Millions y"b af saeb SAC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
M cCA!!IlB|;l IEE5,''SS;
THIRD AVENUE THROUGH 10 SECOND
A MILLINERY HARVEST

A MILLINERY HARVEST
II HE largest purchase of high class ready trimmed
Il hats ever brought to Rock Island secured at
half price, includes great number of styles trimmed
for the horse show, Gage specials and Flower show
millinery, result of Miss LaPorte's and Mr. Nc
Cabe's visit to Chicago early in the week. If ever
there sharp bargaining in high class millinery it
is shown in this great purchase Hundreds of hats at
81, ST. $3.50, So, $3.50, 81 and SIS which you will
readily recognize just half usual prices Early trad
ing will be lively, the earlier you come the greater
and grander the assortment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and SUNDAY; moderate
temperature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11

Machine Steam Sponging
and Shrinking of Dress
Good and Cloths of all de-
scriptions. Work done
promptly at trifling cost.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
5000 Blankets $4.S7

n VERY special purchase of California all
~ wool blankets in attractive plaids and san
itary gray fancy stitched edges, about 30 pairs
each of the plaids and grays, Monday and
c Sns a so 9 Ssr rss vaue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
Much Favorable Comment

Much Favorable Comment
has been passed the exquisite evening and
waists that have been display Second Avenue
windows from to time during the past few weeks,
These beautiful garments copies of Paris models but
improved both style and finish by American skill
On State Street. Chicago New York, these
and from Is so per than the modest
prices have placed them. Handsome evening dresses
of Taeta, Grape de Chene, Chiffon Tafeta Messaine,
Radum silk and fancy net, after models by Paqun Schroed
Worth and others, all ready short notice
Beautiful evening waisns of all lace, of much
sought for silks, made and original styles and the
low scale of prices saving here of less than IS
per cent. and often of one-half.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-11
MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON LAT
EST PORTIERES & DOOR HANGINGS

Est PORTIERES 6 DOOR HANGINGS
THEY go long way toward giving the interior of
the home the proper finish. A glance at the
goods offered will convince you that the values
above the average
Portieres made of Armure Rep and Tapestry weaves,
in floral and Oriental colorngs and design, 81 to 80
inches wide at pair, $685. $4s7, $348, S29S, $2.25
Couch Covers, fringed all around, full length, rich
designs and color effects extra special values at $275
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
Orr Sdat III Orr gIardr.

Gm q. SUM- 1896 purbe Der Norb>
oitieetanal Dem 8ertebr ~iibergebeN. On
bieiem fir bic S4ifffabrt unb ges
iammts @eI3Gftspelt 10 pi6tigtn
Gage fanb ii9 in einem bi9t am
Stranbe gelegensn Sotel cine fr5bli9e
8eieui4aft BON 9ef9dftsleuten unb
Sn9abern grDBerer !9anoelsbduiex 5uz
iammen.
Nls bic Stimmltng ben SD6epdntt
errei6t bate, ma9te elm 9err fplgenz
ben 8ori4lag: DMie mare es, lpenn
jeber BON un8 our 5eier bieles benfs
piirbigen Sages cine Wadrenonpeiz
iung auf feline 5irma ausi6riebe, tie
ben Wdierniren iiberdntpprtete unb
bann ubpartete, mas bteIe bamit am
fangen?" ~
Der 8orI4Iag fanb jubeInben 9sis
faQ, uno Nntpeiiungen duf bic perI9tez
oeniteu, mad Site uno @ert6 ni6t
f6le6t bemefenen Sa9en puroeu duf
Papieritreifen per3ei6net uno in elmer
gut berI4IoiIenen 5ldi9e uuter b%eiteren
S6er3en in bic See getuorfen.-
Wp6en ipdren bergan9en, ba finoet
cine arme Dittpe an Der SnIel Norbs
ftrano cine Ilaf9e b~ertortt uno pers
fiegelt, unb fe metnt, Ie riibre BON
irgeno einem perungIiidten S9iffe Der.
Sic bdlt fie gegen bas 2i9t uab be-
merit BARN cine gr0bere Qn3abG BON
Papieritreifen. @eIpannt 0ffnet iie bic
Slai4e unb 5iebt einen bon ben tpurs
berli9en Yapieritreifen beraus. Oar
auf itebt gei9rieben: Dem Srbaber
oteier @npetIung perabfolgt q. u. gu
q. einen Sad &affee."
@treifen uuf Streifen 5ie9t bic Srau
aus Der Slai6e berpor, 10 bab ibr tleiz
ner Slid baopn bebedt 1T. &opfi9iitz
telnb itebt Iie bd, aber-fpdrum fol- fe
ben @erIu9 ni6t einmal tpagen? sic
f6idt ben eriten papieritreifen an bic
be3eidnete aOrefe, unb iiebe, na9 einis
gen Sagen pirb Elm Sad bes f90nften
8offees ibr ms Saus sei9tdt. Sbr
9er5 tlopft freuDig, iie ienoet eineu
Speiten Streifen aus, unb mad einigen
Sogen panbert elm Sad Hets in ibre
Dobnung, es fOlgt elm Slid Sud-
II. T. 10.
Die arme Sruu, pel9er bas daes
mdrdenbaft bortam, tpuroe bur3 bic
pobltbdtige Slaf6e in cine Dirt bon
MoblItano beriebt. ipie tie i'm ii9 ME
5otte trdumen ldfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
DER 9ur(d)r Ots %llittmeifsrs.

Sin Solbat bss 10. bsutI6en lllaz
nens &egiments in Saarburg, 2otbrins
gen, mar gu einem Hittmeiiter bes Re>
giments ais 9urihe fommanotrt.
Seine Sitbrun9 mar jebo9 ni9t iiber
jeoer &ritit erbaben, unb 10 lpurben
benz Burden zines SoeeS bret Sage
MitteIdrreit perabfolgt. Der 9uri9e
perab19iebete ii6, Inn bic Strdfe an
Sutreten. Oils orei Sage UNI lparen,
erpartete Der 8ittmeiiter bergebli9 bic
Hiidtebr bes Burden; bier, flint Sage
bergtngen, er tebrte niht Dieoer. Sine
Radfrdge er8ab, oaB Der 8uri4e bic
brei Sage gar ni6t abgebrImmt bate,
ipnoern fabnenflii9tig mar. Der De
I%erteur, i'm 8abii4en bebeimatbet, mar
bortbin gsreiIt, bate ieinen Gltern cine
4bI9ieosoiiite gemu9t uno mar bann
na6 Der S6pei3 entpi4eu. Wpnbe
pergingen, Der Sommer ging ms
2ano, unD bic Chamber tamen beran.
Infer Hittlneiiter riidte aus. On ben
8uri4en oatte Niemanb mebr. Die
fen ober 3og es Suriid in bic .tleine
@arniion," unb pGbreno bieTe our
Wlan0per3eit Iturmfrei ipar, tebrte er
zines Cages ~unbebeQiat na9 Sdarburq
5uriid. Gr begab Iit in bic @obnung
ieinss Rittmeiiters uno rGumte bier in
Der unperIaGmteiten Weiie inter ben
&ellers uno INSTRUMENTATION uuf. Nad
einigen Saqen oe8 f60nIten S6larafs
fenIebens nabte bic Qb16iebsItunbe aus
Der rittmeiiterli6en @o6nung. @be
bas Ne9iment pieber ms ,StGotGen"
einridte, perI9lpano Der 8urI9e bon
Der 9ilbfIG6e. Man lam Iif benfen,
mas fir Iueen Der beimtebrenoe Rttts
meiIter ma6te, als er bes Ourd.in>
anoers in ieiner Mobnuna onIi6tiq
tpuroe. Die SettflaIden itonben in
Observation-Disclosures auf benz Slid, auerz
6;,oa ooIaart N;a Iah4a N;oorro ,oor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10

,tmae yteuee, uas crlel9terle ibnen bu8
l9pere @lenb.
n9eute baden mir geIiegt," fagts er
Iaut, elm Stiid elmer 3eitung auf ben
3iid perfenD, Gin Shlun3en beantz
pprtets ietnen hui Der STUDENT ladts
b6bHiid Gut uHD traHt ben .Reit Der
6ldits aus. n9roBer Gie9 bel I'll
ii tient-iinb bas Wamen beiOut1b tOie
Die @iHtpobHerl o.. 9rpBer Gieg bel
3iieHtisH, las Der 2(lte nit erbobener
Stimme. nfiinI3ebn Sapaner gefon9eu
9enommen." -. Sein Qaut ert0nte.
9as 2iAt fladerte, es begann gu Der
I0i6en, Elm 8inbitoB I4lug ben Re9en
an oas 5eniter. Was paren fiiuf3ebH
gefangeHe Sapaner bieIen trunten,
punbsn Ser3en? Was pdren i6nen
tauienO gepeieu?
o90re, WIanjd, Sinh, 9u Iouit ni6t
lpeinen," tponbte ii6 Der 2llte an bic
junge 5rau. n6uben iie Dir ben
Slpan audi genommen, bieIlei4t lit es
bod gum 8eiten. Sieb NAL binaus;
ia regnet es. uno geitsrn mar Sons
nenf9ein. 60 1T es aud i'm Geben:
mare Der &egen ni6t oa, 10 tpGre uns
aud bic Spnne ni6t 70 Iieb. IbrGnen
unb 2o9en fpedieln i'm Qeben pie
Sag uno y{aht, Sommer unb 8tnter.
Ginb mir geboreu 70 lit es gum 8eiten
-po pdre FONT bic Collide Dor
isbung? 9(u6 mid bat bas 2ebsn ni9t
perI6ont: meme 5rau, bic mar jung
unO i60n, bic gefiel benz Gutsberrn,
er nabm ie mir meg; meme SDbue,
Die iparen groB unb fart, bic g~efielen
ben 8eamtsn, ie nabmen iie mir meg
ben groBen &rieg gegen Die 6eis
ben. 60 mar i'd ALIEN uno perloia
fen, einIam aoe i9 in bic 8eIt binaus,
einfam lperbe i'd aud iterben." Gr
%ieuf5te IeiIe, ergriff bic Sano Der juns
gen 5rau uno Itrei6elte iie ianft.
nq(ass gum 8siten," W%ieOerbolts sr
leiie,
0as Qi6t mar gu Gnbs gebrannt;
nod 3Deimal fladsrte es ouf uno be-
Ieu6tets Die ber9rdmten 3iige Der jun
gen Wtutter uno fpiegelte iib in ben
f~geunoIifsn Nugeu Des glten, banH
es. 3os Sinh tpimmerte leiis
i'm 6ieberlpabn. 6infter mar e8 in
benz engen, bumpfen Guum, finIter in
ben Ser5en Der Ginppbner bes Seller
itiib9ens. e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10

.rtappen fi6 bGrouf, boB sic 81 ben
unm1gli9Iten 3ages3eiten an iie ben
En miiKen, iebnen ii9 nab tRr, penn
Sic ite einen Sag ni4t geieben babeE
-fur3, iiub auf Dem beiteH @egr, li6
egelredt IN gua gu Derlieben.
pa, zines ia0uea Sdgt5, betomrleH
Gle eiHsH peiIheHouiteHDen Brtel. III
Dem @ua sic bittet, nidt bDIe gu pers
ben iiber bas, lpas iie itretbt; aber
fie lam ni6t onoers, iie muB-unterz
itri6en-i6reiben, Oenn iie ieRnt it9
beut 10 fe6r uno bat cine GntoeduHg
aemu6t, bic Iie ernftlt9-au6 unterz
itri6en-beunrubigt; ie lpit, oaB cine
lanqe .3eit bergebeH fol-, bepor sic lie
pie0erfeben; am better mare es iiAers
li6 ~qefpeien, Sic ipdren ibr ME begegz
net, tie tann ni4t umbtn, es gu iareiz
ben, ObgIei6 ite ii4 10 idredIi3 na4
Sbnen ie6nt.
Sic iino gang btaB 9eiDorben beim
QeIen, uub oann piro es Shnen gum
er5teHmaI fur6t6ar ttar, OUB Sic Gua
lie6sn. Sic i6retben einen Iungen.
riibrenosn Brief, bef6p0ren Iie Inn
allies in Der Welt, bdrmber5tg gu ietn
unb iia am nd6iten gag an Der gez
ipO6nten STEELE in ben NnIdgen ein3uz
finoen. Sic tommt am ndalten Sag,
unb tlopfeHben 9er3ens ellen Sic ibr
%entgegen, fibren iie 81 Sbrer 2iebs
IiRgsbaut, ppqeu IpreAen, tDnnen teine
WOrte finoeH, 5ei4nen nit Sbrem
Stod in ben Sdno, ridden ibr nGber,
nebmsn lire Sano, bic Iie rubig in Der
Sbren ldBt, faTen sic UNI Die Saile,
fliiiteru i6r Elm fur9tIam bebenDe5:
g8oaen Sis-" in's Obr, tommen
nidt ipeiter, fiibIen ibren &Opf uuf
SSbrer S9ulter ruben, b0ren lie Elm
Ieiie .Sa!" itammeIn, fiibIen ibre
2ippen auf Sbrem gals, beugen itA
bann gu ibr berab uno bebeden i6ren
Munb, ibre Nugen, hire Obren, ibren
9aIs uno ibre 9dnoe nit &iKen.
limb bann iino Sic nit GQa psrs
lobt.
Sic QermIter!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10

Ven 5Sreunpe etne Ycroibunq ob. Gle
entoedten bic ltrfd4e oes llebels Sei-
rer MujeItGt, unb its i6lugen ibm bor,
our 8eipo6un9 fetner Wtabl3eit eiHen
Fater in Otenft gu nebmen,
Ser E0ntg GDne wt4iqte bareiH
an, aber ntdt Dbns rnige5 Wiberitre
ben, Dem nit 3unebmen0em utter mar
er miBttauii9 muo gei3ig gelpproen.
&l6 I6eute er bic 3ulanuug zines
neuen AntOmmliHgs an ieinem 9ofe
besbaIb, neil er linn einen She'll ieiner
Sabe iiberld6en muBte.
Sur nit WioerpiIen CAB er dlfp
bel ieoer Ma6l3eit Dem Slater etiDas
ab, obidpn er a%nertaHnte, baB bieier
tRm unentbebrli4 mar, UNI Die Ratten
%fern3ubalten.
.Numdlig fii6lte Ij6 Der 2Dipe tpiez
Der ftGrter, uno er freute ii9 10 iebr
barber, Dab er Dem &ater feline tdgs
li6e Ration berboppelte. 0ieier tonnte
nun beirotben unb purbe Batter zines
&GB6ens, baS baIO Der Giebling bes
SDnigS 26pe mar.
n@tnes Soge8 purbe Der &ater
franz; es mar nun gang natiirli4, uno
es entiprd9 aud benz @unf9e bes
26tpen, odB bas &dB6en ben 9isnIt
ietnes 8aterS perIab.
y0iefes &dB6eH bate, ieitbem es
@%eritdnonib fir bic 9inge bieier Delt
beidB, in ietnem Snnern INNER Die
6anoluu9speiie, io3uiageH bic YoIitit
ieines @aters miBbiligt.
Dieter Bate in Der Shat, tpeun er
gepolt bate, bos Gei9le6t Der 8ats
ten Iei9t gang unO gar ausrotten tDns
nen. Gr tbat oas a6er ni6t. Sm
@egent6eil, er lieB INNER einige iunge
Paare am 2eben, bic Ii6 mad 9eIiebeu
perme6rteu, uno 70 CAB es INNER 3a6lz
reihe bungriqe Gatten, bic nur auf cine
9elegenbeit lauerten, UNI iopiel ais
mO9Ii9 pOn Der Rabrung bes &Dnigs
gu itebIen.
Die @sIegenbett T4isn benz aGBz
den nun iebr giinItig. IS fagte Ii6:
,WGbrenb i'd meineH Batter p~ertrete,
mill ib i'm uno u%nIeren &0uig 20pe
etn fir alemal griinbIi9 BON bieIen
i6muBigen Sbieren befreienr
n9ds &dB9en ging iofprt ans
@ert, nit benz gon3en Gifer unO Der
&ruft Der Sugenb.
Ser 80nig 20pe fanb piel SpaB
an Der jugenolifen 2battraft ieines
2ieblings. Gr ermunterte i'm bel Ieiz
ner blutigen Qrbeit unb fpenoste i6m
10 reifes Sob, boB baIo ni6t cine
Ratte mebr ii6rtg blieb.
ais Der &uter pieber geiunb mar,
tebrte er 3um S0nis 3uriid. um ieinen
9tenit tpteoer auf3unebmen.
IS CAB aber feline Ratten me9r, unb
10 batten bic beiben 9aben audi ni6ts
mebr 81 tbun. sic tparen 5uoem out
gendbrt, uno 10 nurOen fie felt uno
fdul. Sn3ipif6en dber fam Der SDni9
Q0lpe gu Der ginIt4t, baB er feline
Wtobl5eit ni9t mebr nit 3ipet trGgen,
iiberfliiiIigen Saben gu tbeilen brau6e,
uno zines glbenoS, ais bic beibcn 8oBen
rubig an feiner 8ruit i6Iiefen, I8luo
er nit ieiner fiir4terIi4en Gage auf
8eibs. tDotete tie nit oemIel6en S9Iu9e
uno per3ebrte Iie."
Ra9bem Der 8e5ir feline Gr5Gbtung
beenOet bate, fii9te er bin3u:
.Sebre gu 9einen Stuoien 3uriid,
mein Sobu, uub iberlege Dir biei. Sc
f9i9te!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
6foanksn(plitter

9eit ipenis mir i~piier, merten mir oft crit,
ipenn mir bic 98ibbesierOe zines auigstpedten
&inbss beirieoisen iOuen.
@ifts ldbt 70 in Sibe esratb.n, als adite
bes Seensrs.
Il n anfiht bon ben MeniGen
b6nst baron ob, pie nns anisben.
Man6er 9i6tsr sleidt cinein G%utomaten,
Der roid) 9ibt, ober bolo seleert TT.
Sc sibt Msni9en, bic ibr eanaes seben
binburd rsdnen, uno bod nie gu einem @e'
fultat tommen.
Manhsr bdlt fd fir einen Mdrtprer Der
mabrbeit unp 1T bod nur Elm Opfsr isinsr
arrthinnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
9titbs ullN frudt.
Don Gcors Sbrrcr.

81 otts benin uD6 berIeIbe Baum
Edtauter id i'm GeH3 gslsgsH
lIRb, ietHss Suites rob psH Itdum
GstGaumt non redeem GtntsIsgtn1
QEcr bate bamal5 nUbI asOadt,
EdB Otsle uberrethe Eurbe
So bultHungspUuer SliitbcRpraht
ytur penig 6ritbte reiteu miirOe!-
"a iGteH, bonn Q8iuocsbaud beipcgt,
Scr Q4tpfel fliiiteruO iib gu u%eigcu:
rlSie itcbt's nm bib, Der raid erregt
Ste Grihte 3ablt an meiusu 3tDeigen7
9GQ5 lit BON bciucH @liitbeu Jag!
9ou beiueH WuHiAeu, oeinem Strebeu
Sur 6rudt geOieb'u bis bicicH Iag?"-
Stumm lag Dor mir meiu ti9ues Qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10

8egndot9ung zines Nbs
penti It n. Der Mustetier ptIt6
pom beuti9en Snfanteriss &seiment
Nr. As ipar bonn 8riesseeridt in Sns
fterburg, SItpreuBen, fpegen 8e9ors
famspernet9erung gu Der Minoeititrafe
bon feds Doden @efdngnib perurs
t6eiIt fporben. piqi6, Der Der reli9i0s
fen @emeinfhaft Der Mopentiiten anges
bort, bate iit bartnadig 9epeisert,
am S%pnnabenb, fetnem 5etertage,
9ienit gu tbun. 9d Der 8erurtbeilte
bel 9esebuns Der Sbat fi4 Der S4tpere
feineS 8erf9ulbens ni9t betpubt mar,
bate 6as 8risssseritt Elm @ndbengez
fuh an ben &aiier eeri9tet, in benz Inn
@rlab Der Strafe gebeten iparbs. 9as
9eiu9 lit feitens bes &aiiers genebz
mist iporoen.
uregenbe 2ei9ene
begdnsniB 5. Oils in Mensetsborf,
Sberfranten, Der Sarg nit Der 2eide
bes StraBenpdrtsrs S9ping in oas
@rab p%erfentt iperben iolte, tlemmte er
fi6, ba oas Grab gu Helm sema9t. ipors
ben mar, am Subenpe felt, tpdbrenb er
nit benz aopfenoe raid sur @rabess
foble abruti4te. Snfolge bes beftisen
IufitoBes iprans Der Sargbedel ab.
bic Gei9e i~tiirste aus benz Sarge unh
ftanb gum @ntieben Der Nnfpeienben,
Siibe oben, 3opf unten, in benz ettpas
nit WaiIer ansefiilIten Grabe. lin Der
9eitiir3uns Elm gnbe gu MAIDEN unb
bic 9eute ni9t ldnser a~ufaubalten.
fpurbe bic 2ei9e in bieler Gage bonn
9eiitli4en einseiesnet. Den 8etbeiliss
ten toitets es nafber nod grobe Mn>
ftrensunsen, ben Sarg unb bic 2eide
reselre4t in pas Grab gu lesen.
NV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
i

STUDENT (ber elm s3immer mies
then min, als man ibm ems i'm f%iinftsn
Stodpert seigt): nId, mas faint
Sbnsn elm, bas lam bod i6 ni6t nebs
men?-Wis iommt man benn ba in
Der Na9t berauf2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
pas pftror-Gi.

gu Der 3sit, aIs 8Dln nod cine llnis
berIitGt i'm alien Stil bate, olio Dor
1901, mar oas 0orf 2euf9eib an Der
Sieg fpegen Der tbDri9ten @eI9i6ten
ieiner 8uueru ebenIo betunnt i'm
Rbeinlanb tpie S6ilba, S6DppenIteot
unb 2oIenburg. 2eui9eioer NnI9ldge
mar cine in Der gan3en @egeno gelduz
ft9e 8eSei4nung fir re9t unIinnige
9anblungen. Die folgenOe lultige Sc
f6idte lpiro nod beute pielfd9 tolpors
ttrt: Sin 2euI9eiber 8iirgermeiiter
mar na4 &0In getommen unb fab bort
duf benz Nlten Wdrtte einen rteIigen
Siirbis. 9u inn oieier cine unbez
fannie Gridsinune mar, frdete er einen
Stuoenten, Der 5ufdaig bd itunb, mas
bds lei. Der STUDENT io9te, oas iei
elm PferoesGt, tpenn bas ri6tig dusges
briitet tperbe, betomme ma elm i6Ones
Siiaen; bas Nusbriiten dber babe feline
S6pierigteiten, an benz @bban9e zines
mO9Ii6it iteiIen @erges miife man brei
Wo6en lang duf bieiem 81 iibeu. Der
Siir9ermeiiter mar Elm GROCER pferbes
Iiebbaber uno polte ii4 Die @elegenbeit
ntdt entgeben laifen, bdlo Elm f6Dnes
Situen gu betommen. Gr toufte bober
fur oieles @elo bas permeintli6e
pferoezGi, bradte es miibfom na6
Sauie, pGblte an einem Nbban9e cine
paiienoe SteIe aus uno CAB 1i9 benz
9rut9ei6Gft bin, tnbem er lid auf ben
aiirbis iebte. Mit GROCER GebuIo belt
er aus gag uno Ru9t, lieB ii9 Ghen
bringen uno ii9 iiberbaupt our6 ni6ts
it0ren. Der unseppbnte SiB puroe
ibm aber i6lieBIid febr unbequem; er
erbob iid besbutb, UNI fid etpas better
81 feBen. 9abei aber eertetb Der &iirs
bis ms &ouen unb lief ben Berg bin
inter. Der 9iirgermeiiter lief linn
nd9, Inn iein 81 ipieber3ubolen. Va
fprans pI0BIi6 ein 9aie, Der bur4 ben
&iirbis oufgsIdredt fpnroen mar, eili9it
bapon. Der 8iirsermeiit.r dber ba@te,
es iei bas 6iiIen aus feinem pferoesgi,
unb rief: rSuns ba. Sdns ba, tennit
Su 9en9 Mober (Mutter) net mleb!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
Tiirdrnbils am strid. Sci Elm,

JiiritenbilS am Strid. Sei elmer
@in5ugsfeier ober onldBli6 bes Sc
burtsfeites bes in feinem 2anoe ntft
fonoerlih beIiebten 9rpBbersogs Cub
mig BON 9aben mar dasemelne Suus
minution. Qtu6 Elm bieberer Ssifens
iieber itrengte ii9 an, etfpas Srl9inels
les gu Staube gu bringen. 50 be-
feiti9te er benr am pprrassnoen 2aoens
i9ilo einen Strid, Der Elm TRANSPARENT
nit benz Silonib oss Jiiriten NAB tpl7
senoer llmi9rift trug: Yin Dieiem
Strid bGnst 9aoens Slid" 9ottsls
feniieber 1T Der Mann nidt geiporosn.
DOa fpl ibm bic ooppelneutige 9nIei'
suns nidt lpeiter sefdabst eabtn.
The sun., 1905-08-28
LABOR DAY PARADE.
c. r. u. Unions That Have Decided to Fall
In Line Next Monday.

c. r. U. Unions That Have Decided to Fall
In Line Next Monday.
Tho Central Federated Unions Labor
Day parade committee met yesterday and
announced that all arrangements had been
completed for its parade on Labor Day.
Gustave Simon, secretary Of the committee,
reported that up to date the following or
eanizations have notified him that they
will take part In the parade:
United Housesmiths and Bridgmen's Union.
Theatrical PROTECTIVE Union. Actors. Pro-
1sss %rss..s gG1Sn Onion o
three I locals; Cattle butchers Unit; Union, DOCK
Builders Union, Firemen's Union, Black
smiths Union. Boilermt'kers, Union. Cloth
AND brass .nd
Union, .Architt otural Iron Workers. Inion
Pipe Calkers' Union. Patternmakers' Union.
New, York DISTRICT International Association
Helpers' Union. Asphalt Workers, Union,
Metal Polishers' Union, United Brotherhood
Of Carpenters. Wood Carvers' Association
and Rockmen and Excavators' Union.
1t has been arranged to have the parade
In seven divisions, each to have marshal
Charles Delaney Of the Granite Cutters
and his aides will be Jesse Jorimer and
old union, the Housesmitha and Bridge
mems will turn out In uniform, and
5000 houseemiths are likely to be in line.
The largest individual showing will be
by the rockmen and excavators, who
are 1000 strong when they all appear. The
Labor day committee reported that about
5000 carpenters will be In line.