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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-24

Guthrie Potatoes at Burrell's now
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-24

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lock p. NJ
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
e)otl @utman 4 Co., J2 bis )22 l1oro- Gutaw-S Str.

ocnt Der Fruli0cnt Damn Ole RCllc
nud) Der Citation lorticBtc. Ger Bra.
lioclt ldler5tc lpdtcr ilbcr ocn lllliun
ullo crtlurtc, lCtnc Semitic lei fClnCn
Nlgcnbllt III WCfubr gclpCien.
Goa gauge Eorf mar ultf Ocn 9ci-
men, HQc2 hattie GciIoqgt, mo oic9lu,
orcn Iocrltc, Die Der @uQcn Ocs
Fru'tocrtCn ollrhluhr, mar in N6,
ltu1Ocn bon ic 20 TlrB nit umcrifuni.
ldlct ,SIugNCn bon rtcllQCn GlnCnIio.
men acldlmildt. Sclbit ole Glen.
bubr station bottC lhr @uluqclpuno
.orgclc0t, ilbcr Der Gln1unQapiort,
mar lt,tcr Dem @ort o6ricoc" Elm
9roBc9 uncertainties @oppcn anuc,
brudt mor0Cn.
NFlt ncnt FrullOCntcn trutcn Irult
N%oo'cocIt, GthcI, Nrd,tc uno Gucntin
otc Nctlc at. SctrCtdr sob unb leinc
@otttn lcgtcn Der ihrpcrcn Grfrun,
tlrn0 Der Scbtcrcn lpcQclt ocn @lo
nod &cricD GitU olri Scr ,lutt
"SpIpb" 5uriid.
Inl S%obnhoic hiclt scr 1rHiiocnt
cine Tlrlprude, Damn pcrlicb Der 3la
otc station, nntCr 6cn h%rouicnocn
Sud1rlitCn Der WClluc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01

'd)ludtctCr HlnhCr pom &unloa GitD
nud) Chicago lid olrl $S2.19 bcluufcrr.
bic Der 0%clOr6Crlrng on6CrCrS hlud)ts
bultapro6ufte oui $500 uno Die pom
lcbcnocm Nicb uul $64 u. &r. Hip-
len bcbolrptctc, lcinc 9nbngclculhn't
babe 8clo an icocr Mdgqonlnourg
Observation-Disclosures Rinocr pCrloren. Die
nc BON &onlua-Gitn ndh Chicago be-
ior0ert bubc. .Wfetnc Nnlid)t, lhlob
Nr. %tplCu, oltilbt lidl olrf lorgtoltI'
gCa Stl6ium hc@ @cgcnitunoca nm
IuhrCIun0c Grfuhrll1gen I'M Gl'cll'
bubn.@CItGi l1rb gcbt 0ublr, DAB
Die Srudtrntcn lilr lcbcnoca Nlch
ntd)t bohCr lCtn "loltCn, ais Die mr.
ulrsgcltlnt,tetc HinoCr un0 onocrc
Stluhtbulspronuftc. Gtc clr5tgc
Nllsnubntc bil0ct Der Snll, pc.in be-
lon0Crc 0crbultniiie CtntrCtel1, mClfe
sic 9abncn notbigen, lbrc Natcn 'itr
biCic 9c0uriaurtitcI 81 crhohc1. Is
fpltCt oCn Gllcnbubncll thut'uhllf 10
Yro,cnt mCuigcr, lcbcnoc Hlnocr 5t
bci0rbcrr. ola mSgclfludtctc hin.
Der in ailbInogqon5."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01

tbonl" oltf cine 20nqc BON 5 lfctcrlt
SIT . Metern ouigciijlt murOc. Gie
@e'cllholt bolt, oob am $. Nttobtr
Der %ertebr I'M aonol ,pjc0cr ollI9c-
l1on1nren lpcr6en fam.
Eoro Gur5on uub Ger Gm'
pton0 oe@ Frin5cn
BON Molc4.
Stml q, Sn0ien, 80 Scpt, - Iut
Nunih OeS aoniq9 Gomoro bobelt
%lccfonlg &oro G1tr5ou unO Oeiie1
@ottll lbrc 9lbrciic uou &ll0ic1 per
Ihobel1, nm Dem emp'nn8e Oc2 Frtlt'
sen mo Der Erin5ciiju uoll Nole3
III Nonlbop bci5umobncn. Zorro Gurs
son miro oobcr crit am Is. 9toucmbcr
pon BORT nod GnQIouo obrellcn.
N~urrimun in GorCn.
SCoul, Goreu. sc. Scpt. - e. $.
Sorrlmon uno ieinc &ctlcgelcllIdart
truten Deitte ait1 eliIclIl SQcjtal0dlli'
pier III Gbcnulpo Elm Ino tonlcn AM
clncm Spc5ioI3uq noh Scoul. Die
@cicllihuft miro lid pier Gage bier
%U1lboItcn. SEER Mcluto, Der lopont.
lhc 6lnon5.Nqent, miro SIT Gbrcn Der
Nmcrltaner morgen SonntuQ, cine
aroBc 8orten Bortic urron9lrcn, nm
am M}ontog miro SEER Nurriman
pom Safer in Nu0lCn} c%mpfongcn
2Int iClben Gage mcrocu Die IOporl'
lhc @un0el@fommer mo 0lc @ontler3
DC MISREPRESENTATION ourh ciu Nontett
un0 cine Gour iibcr ole Glrlonz9obn
r]mtcrbuIten. Gin bCiouocrcr Can't
pier miro ole gmcrlfoucr nod &obc
brtllgCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
FInubcrt nue ocr Sdulc.
@ubn.FrdiIocnt HipIcp mud)t intcrci-
iuntc Nngobcn iibcr Ole Soften
Der 9cIorocrltng bon Hinbcrn Ii.
Shlad)tbouaprooutten.

Gbicugo, 81. september. -
Nlt5IugcL mclhc IN otreftcnt WtoCr-
Iprlld) 81 0cnl ItCbClL mas sic 9can1.
ten OCrlhlC0cner un6crer lucltlihcr
Gl'Cnbubncn porgCbrndlt %hubCLmude
te hclrtc Der Froli6Cnt +. =. NipIcn
BON Scr ,Nthilpn, SopCtu II. Suntu
SCsGtlctbubn" Dor Der GumnliIllun
mir 6lul'hCn'tontllfcn &Gn6cl. Iic
%Gomntiliion ltCIlt llntcrluhultdCn
ilbcr Die Irohtrotcn fiir @icb mo
Observation-Disclosures TICiih bon Funttcn
um NftI'oltrt nab Chicago on. ErGli.
Dent RtplcD crflortc, oic 6rudltiGbe
rilr 6lclld) 5wilden aonio9.Gitn uro
Gblcugo 'olltcn nm 100 EroScnt no.
hCr lem. oils Die filr lCbcll0Ce &icb.
Gr bchultptCtC, 6 foItc menigCr, 0icb
81 trunsporttrcr, ulS Shlud)tbull$.
Fro0uttc, un0 Cr Icgtc Itntiitilfc PIT
gobCn CUR llntcrItiltutg lcincr Be
hallptltn0Cn Dor.
uGoS ShIohtboit5geiddft." ingtc
CT, lit 10 fctn %orgunilirt mo III 10
inCntgct Sunbcn c%on5cntrlrt. BOB Die
'cr lln1ItanO IN Gerbin6un0 nit Scr
Iddr'cn Gnnfllrren5 5ipildcn ocn 81.
%iei1bahnen Den ESnterelicntcn tbotiodr.
lid geltuttct. Die Notcn filr oitsge,
ltluhteto Riroer mo Shlottbous-
Erobntte 81 biftircn. Gen ,Srod)tro-
ten ubCr 1T ltctS mchr Der @Crtb Ges
oCm SrofltpCrluoCr qclCiItctcn Iten-
Tics, ais Ole lulrflld]cn &nltcn oeS
transports ST 8runbc gclcgt nor.
0en."
Ger 3cltgc pcrIoa burl elncSabellc
ItotlIti'd)er Mn9oberL aus lueld)cn lid)
bic Soften Der 9%eiorocrurg ppn@ua.
gonlnonngen lebenocn &iebs, nltSgc'
lhlnftcter Nln0er un0 nnbercr
Shlod)thnuSprooi,fte bon auninS-Gi-
ip iloh Chicago ergabc1. Nus oen
umItcrbrcitctcn 3oblcnon9obcn iuitroc
criibtlid). Dob Die Soften Der @cior.
oering elmer @a9gunlaoun9 ultsge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Wuguuu aicbt Gin 9anfctt.

Banana, 80. September. -
8olpernellr Mugoon meld)Cr chen,
Tolls 8cionoter an Eonomu lit, CAB
helite Nbeno III Der nmcrifaniihclt
@ciouotid)uft lcincn critcn Gmpiung,
nm nit Dem olplomotilhcn Corps
mo Den aonlliIn betanlt 81 mcrocn.
ErnliOcnt Nmnoor u1b icin aubinct
mobntcu Dem GmpiunqC bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Scr FrnhoCnt i'll Waibingtou anac'
fummcn.

MulhtnG to II. 30. September
Fru'tncnt MoplepClt luto lctnC
Hct'cNclcllIhuit trufcn beltte Nbcnr
ltbcr otc nVCnulnlpuniu 9ubn" mic.
Der IN @olbinQton eilt.
Nrf Der 6ubrt bon Sugamprc'SiQ
nod Der 9obnItntion in Spitcr Ban
ltlcb Dem @ngcn Oes Y%rGlibcntcn II.
'ctrcr 6uf1tltc Gin llnful SIT, Der BET
rdbc mr. nre 3lllalNan ppm perbang'
hlBoollcn EolgCn gclpclet mare. lln'
tcrmcQo, ntd,t melt poli Der &iQo 05s
Frullncnten brud) pIoblih Die bin.
tcre Ndlic lCtnca @ci1brtcs mo Der
hlntcrc EbCil 0ca MugcnS lenftc lid.
8lildIldlCr @Cllc ipor ubcr Die Itic
nld)t 0Iutt obNcbrofcn, ionocrn bottt
l1dl 9cbo9crt mo bnnn 5erlpllttert, 10
DOB ou@ NrntCrtbeil oca Sllbrmerfes
Irttt Ndr5 5t @obclt iicl.
Us NclunQ ocn1 2utlhcr. oiclSfcroe
lo'ort iltnt StchCn 81 brinNcn. Sr.
ltno Sruu Hoolcuclt uno Die ainocr
ltlcNct olt9 Der autihcr ,bcoob lid)
nod oGN 0ouic ,hcs So9tN. %ecfS
Ill Der 9fobc Iieb ,oelicn 6uhrluerf, in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Sin Eailugicrbompicr %0citrunoct.
oNlomC0u" in Der @0l pom Sun Tron.
cisco oui einem GcIicn oul0ciob'
rem. - Cos Gdiil totol pcrlorcn.
- 2lc FoIiugierc Qcrcttct.

San Tronct9Co. Gul, 30.
september. - Ser pom bier nud) 500
nolllllt beltlmnltc 0ompfcr oNIunlcz
%" lit helltc mGbrcuo ctncS otttcll
l}CbcIa III Der 9oi bon Son 6runciaCo
olti Gin Scllcnrilf gClohrcn mo miro
crn totolcr &crluIt lcrn Ter Compiler
murOC 1888 in Ebilu0clphio NCbollt
ln0 lton0 inter 0cm Ncicblc 0c2
Gupt. Iom0cll. IS bCiulto lid) cine
QroBc In5dbl Euilo9icrc mo cine go.
0unQ inl Wcrtbc pom mllt0cltcna
100000 all1 OCmiClbCn. Gle Eullu.
glCrC luur0cn ulc bon ShICpp0um.
plCrn mo &uhten IN DER gtdbC QcrCt,
tct. Ger 6cllcn, .ullr pclhcm bu2
SflIf outlet critrctt lid un0ciobr
20O Dorh9 BON ocnt often Sort in
norolDCltlld)Cr Nihtung III oua Na'.
icr unh miro nidA otrd) NoiCn be.
5etdlrct. Ser Compiler lton0 inter
Dem VCfcbIc 0c5 Hooticn q. y. Niohn.
ion, CidltCr 9tcbcI lunlQob 0o5 Shlti
bel Der Nbiubrt. Die elite Der Eaiius
QlCrc olti Dem Compiler nor mic ioIQt:
Sri. W}. :. Alcn, @. 9ortbulticr, s.
Is. @Ctto, Grou IS. :. @cdcr, ". VI.
@ron 6ruu @ron e. y. @udldno,
sri, Gori3 @udlurt0, Sri. Wipiau
@udIon0, H%lclttCnont ". u. Sub.
mont Or. i. II. Non @or0on Gid.
ION, SRI. Z. QollQlu9, q. ". Games,
Nron &obn Gtringcr ncbit &ino NM
@ortcriL 6rl. Mice Gliin0cr, sri.
Hourlc GtlinNcr, z, u. 6orrcn, @corQc
Nt'bmlrlr, Grut 9tcIlic Sorb. :. VI.
Suffer, .. s., @l'tarO, &enrn !. @ro.
bonL u. 8. @o0, 6rou Scnoride, :.
w Sobron e. s. Sutdins, Irult
9rthlr2 mo HIn0, Srou i. :. 30
coha, IT,, 5. 81 &obnioL Sruu Gohn.
'nrL Z y. SEER, 6rou &crr, Sri. acrr
i. =. 2ltttco, Il. ". Wtc6urluno, Z.
Ofucrtcna, Irou WuCrtcnS mo air6.
u. y, Wcnoonco, Sri. gnnnu Mo
. bran, Or. &onre3 MoIoncn. Iron
N}oloncn n1O aln6, 9on. e. 9tllQcnt.
:. Gulcn 9tuQCnt, Mtoitcr Morgolt.
I. NtGcnt Sri. %, N1lQcnt mo
Gtcncrth Irou u. @. 0Incn ". :.
0rom. NJ. :. 0'Sbotgnclip. 5. u.
smith Sri. NJ. Ectcrion, q. 6. ri.
horO'on, 6rou Hidoroion, !. G..
Mob 2. Y. SHERIDAN Sri. Sruccncu,
u. q. Doung $. Y. $1,000 mo Irou
Woo0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
@rancnbaftc Shat cincr Wutter.

Sod SSIonb. Sa.. 30. Sept.
- Sruu Clarence Murtbum BON
Cambridge. cincm %fIcincn St1Othe,t
III Der bieligen Nudburihuit, bat
bette in cincm Srriinmsonfollc ibre
licbcn 2inoer nit elmer Nrt crid1las
gen mo bic 9eiten Damn oli Elm 9ctt
geIegt, nit aohlcnol ilberpclIen uno
nngcltedt. Gnnm oilrhidnitt lie lit
Die aehle mo Enri iid) iibcr haS 9clt
IN Die Slommen. 'Huhborcn ucld,e
Die Slnlnmen bencrftcn, holten lie
Swor nod lebenb bermls, bod itorb
tic, nofbcm tic er5GbIt bate, mas lie
nit Sen ainbern getbnn bate. Sus
dltelte Scr iieben ainber mar nclln
Sabre alt mo bns iiingite ein Sdig.
ling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Suitinss uno Ylaios.

llntcr Dieicm aopitel flnOcn SIC 5lcrlldc, flcinc
Gfreftc in Cuttings mo FlulO@; otrd belle nit
5cioc qcluilttc Elnioa mo cine lchr groBc Nus
nubl in neuqriincr, brolncn mo Grollen cuttings.
81 i~oI0cnocn Erellen:
SOC, Zoe, 500, St.25, $50 Ii. $500 sic ?)oro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01

Gunlitdt 3 IT 3pu
brett, 0oro 15c.
GuuIitot / If 3ou
brett 0oro 500.
GualltGt 6 IT 3oll
brett, Dnro S1.5O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
S9mar,e Stotfe.

?dtr oon 5uoerl0liigcn 5obrlfuntcn mlc 2lt.
bins. &ogel & So. uno ocnt bcriihnltcn Nrnol0;
Frteltlp l1o Nnoere huben I'll oielcIu Niiorttncrt
octgctroget. Nlea beoelltct, 0uB Sic lttCrIif 0u2
@cltc crboltcr, mcnn Sic bier fouicn.
Timer &orrotb BON ld)pur5cl Maarcu lntiuBt
ctllc pole NlSlpobl bon Serges, Gbcpiota, Wrouo.
cloths, Frllnello9. Gran O'Gtcs, Bananas. N}o,
bars, NcoltonS, GrepcS, Crepe DC Gbinc uno molicr,
OtdltCn Stolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01

....
~"9 I'"''ool'lu'' f0''"'''''' '''
bcruicn. Ger VrGiiocnt 0ca
Dem 2ullcr III Mlcn. Tronn1c
m;ir;6c ,,,,crcr Scnt,hcr v,1ha.
Iei'tc. %oh Der "l'Il'NV o'I
e%rmnrbuno irci1c,prodcn- Yer
Slle}tolloI MIRO o"i o. N''''''
michcr rrnifnct turn i'm
8aplol'oe,
Vctcraburd. 80. sept. - Sr.
@ittc, mcldcr itt oIs Sat BET ocnr
G5ur ollr oc''cn ,Iudt oEolar Gar
bCttloct, ut sum |oroh etlrdllll1 loor'
Den. Gr tcbrtc bcllie aoel'o l1od) Fc'
%tcr@bltrg jltrlld.
Us mlro bct0lllli 9c9eoeh, ooB ne
gen Der Nblpc'cnDel1 pes e5oreh DER
Nrteocn@nCrtro9 mar Dor Snoe llod).
tier Nodc ultcrjctfnct locrocn Tam.
ShnCc uuf Der SniCI
z ohulin.
Enfio 30 Spptcmbcr WDn
hpr Irjrl 1oho(in miro ltorfcr
ohncciou ncmcIhrt nm mrnrn ncs
iho]uhcrhoftpr %2uitonhps bcr Qorb,
5trotrr fGnrcn sic iononilhru 5r,n.
nrr uitt i,bcr Qouh uriidochrodt
mcrhcr 9rso(pihcu bcrrIdcu arr
Qcit ,dncrc = tiirmc mn ,rohrihcir.
Iih mcrnrr hic 9runnrn a, Oncron.
hro,ns,f ;ibrrmirtcrn mi,iicr
n,;a,tobn ,ou 2io,r
%ol'o' "o. 0cp''''lO'l' V'I'''
,uI'I'''''"'!' '"""u o'' ~0'0''
',
, -. Eo'tan So,
,,,a,a ns1muaann Eian
J,,,, nn,n,,,s na..an nA hn, nn;o,
;,;,on Co. ,,A; nn..
~;,,;, .ntih~n oonas"mn.,,I :,
Wornh,nnn, mr,, Ianar, ur;,,;;.,r
hoa tSni,rL,on n,,,;o. ,n,> mort..,,,
So, 49,, ,,,> m,.,n, ai.,of.a>a,
~, mo,Sra.,u.. ,,.h ams.,
r,,r,o, norih;nSoror Mn,nG,A,it,n
o,,A Ir,,,o, Wo.o,ro, nor4ro,o, :,
hor no,rIn,,r,. on,in.,ha .tCSn.
o;,o. h;o,o. rooIo,,to,. U1 ..,,t ,,,s
Io;h A,,, ,,,. >;o n%G,o So, l,5,I
cod,or;n ,cr,,,,,cr mo,ho,, - ,ho,
Co. ~ ,,;4t Ihro ch,rn wm,o
mc;rcr noiiou inr,tc n;o;c,, Uo,,rt",
mcrcr,I aoroo,,di ,rih,t%4,o ~, ,,;
,crr;hc, Srr,rcc aorn4,r,rto, mn
bcoob lid, horr IN ncr ToInit
"pa I'l' w.
m,,crn elmer hcr ichs Vrnfpiinrcu
mrIdr hir 9(uti GrirhpnS.T rrf,hriit
al, Den Ghron untcrjcihnctcL it
6nrd oclt Irlld ser 0iicntlidcn Ntci
mlng qc5lulrngcr morocn, icinc Ne,
ii0rotion dis Vroiciior einptrcihcn.
Gie H~ciignotion mllrOc ioiort unQc.
nommcn, Gr maj Erpiciior in ocr
S6ltle DER oocllgen alllocr, lncldc
n''''t o'rcllcr @llt'"o'lilon oe9 @o''''
pu''S'l.''''''rt' pepi' !" uI'oCtV''
fioIellotVl pupe'' ''ull 5' rcn8"'tVl'
p'u"u'v'" u" lt u'' OCT ''''pell''oi
ue''' 'tl''ett'u)l9''''l''l'Vt i'l'let'lVIII
l''o' ~ "u''ei 2ui OCH VeI'clu''
S'ni'''u'l ''otu8''lU', oel Socf-"V
.~'''9puU'i p't lupu'''lu|t'' Tt'''ete ul''
,cidnrt nos cr hc,,orbc, ,,r o;c,,itn,
ann Tiurr m scr fniirrIihrt, JntrI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Wrancnbaitcr Imno.

GtnctnnutL 8. 30. Sept. -
NlS belltc enc IrnhtIofonlotipc ser
vGbe'opcotc- Sbios9ubn" in Goping.
ton onfom, inn6 man Den aopi oe5
Charles Gbcd uot Nbcrocen, Ohio.
ont Dem auhf1nger, Ser Mnnn mar
NJ Mopaotllc getoOiet lporben uno Der
&opt lag mobrclto Der TSabrt bon so
Wtctlen onf Dem %aubidnger. ebe Der
llnfall entoedt muroe.
Sn philadelphia murbc aeltern
ooa StIadtidjiff ~ aeiNiiiipei" or.
folgreit bonn Stnpel eelaiien. 10
tIfl1It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01

- Heoaftelir !. VI. Sopells bon
Sciieriuu, Ohio, lit 5llln 3onIilI oilf
Surf's Nslanhs Ncitinoicil, crnmtni
nor6en. 4ilA9l f'if'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Seiosns nno @oQitoffe.

@eidlr onihmicocnOe Stolic, mic NcoIion5,
Crepe De EoriS, NcngoIinca, Bodies etc, in ctpu 30
Stottlrungen, fiir StrnBell. uno NbrnO EOllctten.
lrciic r|nnaircn nnn SOC. bis $3.50 Die Morn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
YanamasIuh
,5n alien nclrcu 6orbcn uno ihmor

81 0IICl nClICII iYuTOVII UIO TUIUuT5.
Cualttat / - 36 3ou Guolit0t 3 - 80 3on
brett. SOC. DnrO. brett, 500 garO.
Guulitdt , - 30 3ol Gltulttot 1 - d Boil
brett, Zoe. Doro. brett. $1.25 DarO.
Grolit0t ) - 81 Boil brett, $50 Doro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
2le>1e &er6 f. &leioer fofe.
0enriettas uno 1rap b'Gtee.

IEn ci1rcm icincn Niiortinclrt nelicr Sdottirltl.
gen, einidlicBIid) Qublto, pilu1lmenblalt, groll.
oliuc, moriucblou. grim, braun, garnet II. ldnpor5.
Gllaltt0t I - IS Boil GllolitGt 3 - II 3oQ
brett, SOC. 2urO. brett, S1.W Dor0.
Cnolit0t , - II ,3ol GuuIit0t / - 4S 3ol
brett, Zoe. Nuro. brett, $50 DarO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Gurppdiid,e 6abclbcrid)tc.
- 81 ---------
Wittc lit pom GjnrCn 5itm Snrun
CrnGnlt luUr6Cn.

Stnec oi,f scr ,Nr'cI Sodolin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01

TariS, 30. september. - Die
Sues aonol Gompo0nlc" bot
mitthcilcn loiiclL BOB Die Sonoiruul'
Ncn i'm &onol crgebcu hnhen, naB Der
aol,ol nod Der Sprcngurg bes Cha,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
THROWN FROM SLEIGH.
Walter Douglass and Lizzie McKsowin
Were Badly Hurt.

Miss Lizzie McIleowin Of 81 Brook
street and Walter Douglass, who resides
Gu the East Barre road, were both badly
hurt Sunday evening BY being thrown
from sleigh. They had been out driF-
ing and as they were coming down Brook
street the horse took fright and bolted.
When he reached The Main street end 81
Brook street, he swcryed to the left ara
struck the ear track on tha slant, "a
that Wien one side Of the sleigh struck
the iron the other side was thrown into
tie air and when it came down AR.
Douglass struck the track instead of the
sleigh Miss McKeowin stayed in the
sleigh a moment longer and the horsa
dashed into John Cle4y's driveway
striking the doorstep as il went hy Tie
house. Miss McNcowin was thrown onto
the steps very heavily. The horse was
stopped hack Of Mr.. Clearv's barn, after
having smaShed the sleigh somewhat.
Passers by FASTENED 60 the assistance
Of Ar. Douglass and Miss M.l<eowin,
both being picked up unconscious, They
were taken to Miss MeKeowin's homo
and DR.. Clemens and DR.. Bullock called.
Both were soon revived and ii was
found that neither hal suffered aug
broken bones, but each was pegv ballv
bruised. Miss Mclleowin is confined 70
her bed but Mr.. Douglass Is able 10
be ont today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
DR.. MERR0W'S INCOME
DWINDLED BADLY
Former Barre Man Says His Thousand
Of So a Month Has Now Dropped
Until It Isn't Anything, Because
of NotofIety.

Buring. Dee. afgAA hearing on the
question 81 temporary alimony tor Mrs.
If NJ. NerroW Was held yesterday after
room at thc Office of TIE county clerk
before Judge 6. M Powers. but no sum
was fixed, the Judge advising the rttor-
Hegs To have u conference on the matter
and cadeayor to reaeh satisfactory
agreement II that could not be done
he said that ha would make an order ard
Gle il with Tie clerk
Tic witnesses yesterday included DR.
Morrow, Mrs Alerow, l3eNart Merrow
Qnd John Fuller humane agent. The
question of Dr Aieirows income was
brought up and it was chat il had
varied from Sl226.68 TO S2,312t5 per
month. He testified. however, that owing
70 tie noturisty incident to Is malprae-
tiee suit and 10 the divorce proceedings,
his business had decreased until now
IL had no income aud dad discharged
his employee.
An agreement which was made be-
tween l9r and Mrs. Alerrow last spring,
whereby counter divorce proceedings
brought al chat time were settled ana
discontinued was brought up and it was
claimed by the petitionee that he had
lived up 70 his part Of that agree
ment
Arguments for Dr. Morrow were made
by n. a. Bulara and h. II. Brown aud
fof tae petitioner by IL M. Taft and
Il. C' Mower. TX was announced bp
Judge Powcr that the injunction pre-
viously issued would be modified so that
Dr. Meuow could see his children, and
lie warned both parties chat the court
would no tolerate anything that would
disturb tho natural relations between
tho children and either q their par.
ents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
ALMOST WHOLE CREW
WAS WIPED OUT
Three-Masted Schooner Wrecked on Its
Way to Havana-Mate John F. Viii
liams Of St. Johns, N. B.,
Saved.

Tampa, Fla, Dec. 2s-ahe three
masted schooner sakata Of Parrsboro,
n. s., has been wrecked and its entire
crew OF at least seven men drowned,
except Mate John +. Williams Of st.
John, y. ..
Tke drowned included John Conlon,
managing owner of the schooner, and
his son, both Of Palrsboro; John Cox
Of ST. John, the steward, and four
men.
The wreck was reported BIZ Captain
Lermond Of the schooner Helen Thomas,
which arrived at Port Tampa yesterday
from Galveston
Captain Lermond first sighted the cap.
sized schooner on Dec. -. He sent
boat containing his second officer and
five men TO the wreck. The men found
Mate Williams eiiasing to the vessel,
ard lie had been without food or drink
for four days. Hunger had forced him
to cat 4 portion u lis oil cont. VIII
iians has practically recovered from his
experience.
The wrecked schooner was bound fer
Havana.
The Sakata capsi1ed Dec. 10 ia lati-
tude 2S:56 north, longitude s6:10 west.
The vessel was light.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
EACH CHILD REMEMBERED.
Two Christmas Trees at the No. Barre
Mission Yesterday.

About one hundred and fifty children
and young people gathered for the
Christmas exercises in the North Barre
mission Sunday school yesterday after
noon. Two trees, well laden with candy
bags, candy stockings and gifts for the
boys and girls OF the Sunday school
greeted the eyes of the children as they
came into the room.
The following programme was render
ed: Songs BY the school, He Loved Me
So "While Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks by Night; short Bible lesson
and prayer by Rev. r. f. Lowe; song
by the school, Christmas Time Again;
greeting, Louis Frattiai; dialogue, "-Iust
Because II Is Christmas Violet Sassi,
Lena DGnghi, Ida Carusi, Lena Frattini;
feeitations, Johnnie Angus; song by the
school, Christmas Bells; dialogue by
four girls, "On Christmas Morning. Ar
dell Sihley, Jennie Riceiarelh, Josephine
Miro. Ida Manrzzi: recitation, "The First
Christmas" Joe Quatteopani; dialogue,
II Like Christmas, do, Ronlinio Scam
PM, Rico Lott, Alec Woolhonse; solo,
.fhe Christmas Manger Hymn" Ida Ca
lmsi; dialogue Christmas Lullaby
Nellie Scarnpini, Lena Castileni; reci-
tation. rs 1t Not soqp James Angus;
song hy the school, "The Children's
HosannasY; recitation, Lillian Ronelle:
dialogue, Happy Christmas" Lizzie
Matherson, Annie Anderson, Agnes Hm-
fy. Della Granai; recitation, "sfhe Won
darful Song Mary Frediani; song by
the school, ~Iiarls, What Mean These
Holy Yoices?''; short talk by Rev. Mr..
Lowe; solo, blessed Light" Annie Rob
eftson: All The parts, with the exception
of the last solo, were given BY the
children Of the school
After tho exercises the gifts were
distributed among the children II was
intended that each child present should
have something.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
LoRp--owENs.
Popular Lady Is the Bride Of Leon B.
Lord-Married Yesterday.

Miss Flora Owens Of South Barre. and
Leon B. lord Of this city were married
at the home Of the brides brother, T.
S, Owens, on Sterling hill, Barre town,
at II o'clock Tuesday, the Rev. I. A.
Poole officiating. The couple were at
tended BIT Miss Grace owens, sister Of
the bride, and Fred Il. Lord, brother Of
the groom. The bride was hecomingly
gaWned in cream esiored serge.
The happy couple lett last evening
for Boston TO spend short honeymoon,
after which they will return to Barre
and reside at the home Of F. S. Owens
on Sterling hill
Miss Owens is one Of the most popular
young ladies ia the vicinity of her home,
she being the winner of d range given
To the most popular lady IN Barre town
by The Times in September. Mr. Lord
i 4 stone cutter enpsoyed at Wells &
Iamson's, and Is popular member Of
the BED aIen 81 East Barre, and Of the
Grange at Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
HIS SALARY RAISED.
Promptness of Captain Gibbs Obtains
Recognition.

Washington, Dec. 27As reward
for his prompt action IN going TO the
relief Of liehtship No. IS of Nantucket
recently as the result OF which thirteen
men constituting the crew Of the light
ship were rescued from almost certain
death, Captain Gibbs Of the lighthouse
tender Azalea has received substan-
titl increase iii salary.
Tile suggestion that Captain Gibbs
should be thus officially recognized came
FIRST from Admiral Dewey ia eonver,
sation with Captain Sehree, naval seere-
tary Of the lighthouse board The sug.
gestion met with instant favor, and the
boards recommendation was approved by
Secretary MeteaH The notification to
Captain Gibbs was timed SO that it
would reach him the day before Christ
mas,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
CENTRAL TRAINS
MEET HEAD-ON
AT SO. ROYALTON
OFFICIAL COUNT.
Result Of the Reckoning Up of Ballots
for New Yori1s Mayor.

New York, Dec. q. official count
Of votes cast in New York county for
mayor at the last election, was issued
yesterday by the county board Of cam
yassers, and shows that Mcclellan reeeiv-
ed i4o,26l; Hearst, 125,292; and WINS,
64,2s9.
The official returns firm the other
three counties in the city were announc-
ed as follows:
Kings Mcclellan, 6S,77s; Hearst, S..
Sa5i WINS, elise.
Queens Mcclellan, 1928; Hearst,
l3.5o6; WINS, 1918.
Richmond Mcclellan, 6,le7; Hearst,
3,095; WINS, a,49o.
The otal vote was: Mcclellan 22s,.
297; Hearst, 224 ,92a; WINS, 1877 ,193.