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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Der 3elu. YOrfcr gaBu. Strife.

Der qroBc 2[rbcitersS Strife altf ben
RelUz0 orfer Sod ulo Itefbobnen
bat oleid) om eriten Gage cine Gollt.
lion oui Der 1iefbobn CUR 6olge 9e-
bobt. bel Scr 80 9oiiogicrc mebr ODER
ipcrtiqer id)lpcr perIeBt rulr0en. llebers
Dies lit e8 id)on 5u IusIdreitllngen
Settlers Ser 4u8ItGn6igen gefommen.
Strifer beitiegen einiee 3iige Der
0ritten Nuemtc.2inie, iibertpoltigtelt
oas ;3uqperionoI, 5eritGrten Die Gqui.
pirlng. 5erifnitten Ole Signal-8Or.
ridtunacu uno IieBen Die 2uft ais
Den 9remien entlueiden. Die Clinic
mllroc oo0urd faIt gang lobmgcIegt.
Iiir cine Stoot ipic Nelusg )orf miro
Die Storung oeS 9obnbetriebeS bel
lGltoerer 3ouer 81 eiler aalomitot,
untcr Der oos EltbIifum ont idlpers
item at Ieioen bat. Die gngeiteQten
Der @od)s uno liefbobneu limo, mie
Nep.O orfer 8ldttcr mittbeilen, nid)t
itIed)t be3abIt. Ole Motorfiibrer err.
bolten $3.50 pro Gag, einen Dollar
mebr, oils Die M~otorIe,ltc oitf ben
StroBenbobneu; Die Gonoufteure err
bolten $1.85 tG9Iid), boben aber ouh
Ieidteren uno fiir3eren 9ieuit, oIS Die
Der Strdben6obnen. @oS bel Oieiem
ItSitonb beionberS idaper ms @es
pidt f0Ilt5 lit Die Gbotio6e, Dab oQe
IngeItelIteu eer Sod un6 Eiefbnbz
men Dor einem bdf6eu Sobr crit einen
Gontroft nit Der 9abn.G ompognie
obgci6loiien boben. in oe1R iic iid) Der
pflidteten, orei Sabre inter Sen gill.
tigen 9eoingungen 81 orbeiteH,
9urf) ben Gontrnftbrlld) babcn itd)
Die angcitellten bon b%ornberein ms
llnreft 9eiebt nno lid) oomit iclbIt
gei6obet, gfuf bic Spmputhie'n 0es
Yublifrm5, Dos lnter Dem Strife ont
idpcriten 5il leioen bat, iuer6en bic
Strifcr niht rehncn Oiirfer. llno oo.
nit bobcn Tie Iid) nidlt bios IelbIt am
meiitcn gcihooet, ionoern aud ben
anoeren Irbeiter.O 8 g~oniiationen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Befauntmadlnugen.
StparIemeut fit Bffeutifde st6er6eit-Saiaen.
SnbsEepartemeHt oeS WebduoesS uipefturss
SfiTeauS, Mnfb1uuS.

BnItimore, ben 2. 0ldr3 1905.
Ifaebote fur Die @rribtuna zines @ebduoe5
fir ben Mabor NIB Staofratb Der Gtaot Built
more auf et1em Srllnoitiid an Der 0ftfeite oes
Sentfe Wtartet Space, tiioltd bon Der Baltimore
SttaBe, ons ais etn iStthntarft betdnnt lein tou.
meroell bon Der a8onro OF aparos" %eftt9egen
geilontrlen tueroeH.
Sir oieie 9lrbeit miifIen 9~lneebutc in 5luei
lepatqten, oerl6leoeneit liHo unabbntl9lgeH Ibets
len etnaereidt peroef.
a. Gin aneebot fir Die 5l1onmentsgtrbettet
3t9 gu etHer, nHt ben ,3ei6ningen angegebenen
SlNte, pas at9 afgebot Tilt Die Slliloaftcfite b'
%. SIR Die game Mrbeit uno bas @ebilioe
npsr ben 6ultharnentsgtrbeiien
Atil9ehote mii'iel in berieaeIten griefsllits
thldeen, nit Der @oreiie ,8oaro OF gUpdros."
an ober epr benz %. @sdr8 1905, @0rniittaes
s., Sooper. III oetten Bureau I'M 8dtbbnufe einz
sSeret9t lperSsn 4riet, llmf9Idge milteu nit Der
aasmldrtif bps 2efp, tST SIP @g!qftet 5ogHoaiiom
structure" nerfeben ieiH.
Seoes 6eroerlt1gssAugebot nlltb bon einem
begldlIbtgtett Sbed In Der 6obe bon $500, 5ubIs
bar an ben Wabor uno Stnotrntb BON Balti,
more, begtettet fem.
8en benz erfoIarei6en aneebotIteuer miro bic
Steaufl9 etner 9utetl nno .9ertilgenoen 9ilrgs
idaft benz ooppelten Sertbe oes @ontruties, pfe
I'M Staots99arter ooraeiDriebeu, gIeidfommeno,
8Inneos GormnIare fir g~tn9ebote f6nneu I'M
8itreau oes 8ebdubesS rfpeftorS %elttgeaet &c,
%rlonitleu lueree1.
oeS @eb1uoesS nfpetiors Hddb Dem 6. 0idr5 1905
eiHgefebeu tperoen.
Gopie'n bon 3etdnuHgen uHo Spe5ififdttoueu
iuerben ben 9eneral9 ontrdftoreH nur aeltebeH.
iHoem btetelbeH etHeIt healnubigtelI Gbed I'M Qez
TRACE bon $50 : 5abIbar an ben Wlohor iIHb
9tdotrdtb bon Baltimore - oepotlireft; befd9ter
Gbed fniro .5irildgegebeu, ipenn Die 3eidnunaer
Dor Der Seifulttg or Ntigebotc an Den @ehdilocs
Snfpeftor 5uriid %gelicfert tperoen; anoerenfal5
ipire oerfelbe 6erfaaeH ieiil.
SouteH Die 3etdnlIlgen ll1o Spe5ififationen
betDdotat 0oer nerltnitaltet tpuroen iettt, miro Die
guTtIne bon $40 5ltriideebaIteu, nIs l%tauiotrte
@ntf6doigtng.
Nie @eb3rSe bebdIt ii6 bus gte6t Dor, ireeno
ipeIhe ODER due ~glngebote 3t oerruerfen.
GolUaro 2. BRETON,
9ebduoesS nfpeftor.
geitdiigt:
e. GinH Simanls,
W}aOor.
(0O1rtR 7 G q IN ~ 10 IA tx ICY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Baltimore Sransfer SO.
iett at Der

iett an ber
eabsh.Gde BON Sight. nnb se~n'sare'strdhs
bat ibre amsfiattrna nnb uiebrers Uiisriperie
(saus) pererDBert uub If ieti I'M siaitoe'
.asbeI bon Gaus su 9ans di peIofoeft uno
tir Ute gas6etpabruns ober Serlefouns eh oer'
padease. Erompte uub suptrtaiaoe Hsesea5enllfna
ipirb sueeftnerf. US-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Gin sdritt iH Der redtes Ridtmua.

epart rs PruSent an aheH esftffafFsea De.
grdtntfeu.
Gin f65iier Sars, euttpeber NIT
thipdr5em It1 ober iueibem uber
erauem 8iiif9stleber5ua anss fRE
Snre'Gtnfnb. Acknowledgements,
Gt1bdIfatHtrultg Der 2etHe. Irdpers
flor,
Gtffnura bes 8rnbeS. Q Yaat Snnbf1ube,
Gei9enip1een uib 8 fetne autfden.
Niatam Gosf, 2etdenbeltattes,
Rortbs unb @reetutountssbe. Betoe Telephone.
(Ge37 6Wtt.a.9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
ennis &. Vruns.

IS ftarb am 6. Wldr5 1905. 10 u6r gbenos,
2uuis q. gruns, %geItebter 8atte bon Senriettn
n1ten, Sic 9eeroiguuq finoet am Sonncritaa,
ben o. Wfdr5, Nahmttt1es 9 llbr, bon feilter
IeBteH gSobnung, 4r. 2t10, gine. 5traRe, aus
anf, eer g2oroonsRarfsG emeterD" ftatt. 9eis
feBllna prtn1tim.
li~2Baf6inatoner upb RbtlaoeIpbicr 3eitiusen
indoor petiuigIt eopiren)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
(@dr3e,7 ,s.o.1o.tt,t3.14,t5,t q"
sareau bes Observation-Disclosures.

BaIttmore, Den I. Wldr5 1905.
ELLEN baran interefitrtcH Berioltet lptrb blers
nit Rndriht ertbetlt. bab Der Staot Su9entelr,
8aItimorerStdotzGob bon 1898 (Slppfcnenip
berIanet piro, ben ertIdrenben &tat ilno bic
@ertbn hfddbungeH fir Die giSeQirln9, RfIns
fterllne ilno Observation-Disclosures oes gait
sen 1beiGes Der SnIaniuooosStrn noIt oer
g~soroieite Der RrattStruBe bis Sur5itbletie Der
Sreoerid. %gtberue, in btefeir 8iiredll D%tnterIeBt
bat.
aue oabon Derilbrten 8erionen Ttn6 bcredD.
tlat, inuerbaIb 80 3ageft, bonn 5atltlt hteier
NutiS at, I'M BaItiulorer GtaoteeTi4t 'burdD
fbrtitIib eingerei6te Fetitton odgcBet ST aps
p%enireH.
Sarrt y. SDuper,
Reatltrator Der Staht Baltimore.
(WldrSt, 8.15, 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
SpirituOien-2 itenscn.

4sernefe, @eoree. 627 Setpeu.St -. mn. IA
SSe9RanieI 9erbare, sol Stibf9lnusStr .
8ilfens, r., 1918 Cfts6abettes Sfr. -. {
Mtltg, 2eHrb, 1881 Observation-Disclosures. q. II
g3itteH, Jobr gS, l4t9 @aiterns9(oe. ....... 8
Mlo6topsti, G., 1920 IbamessS ....
@olf. @norep. 945 Ii. DAT goroa gonosStr -. Z
@olt. Sobu s.. 1402 @oug6sStr. ........
8ottceidotpsfi, George. 1924 IbumessStr.. 10. 9
MoH1emann. Senrb, 400 g1eits@onua1s Str. 49,. 30
99rtgbt, George ", 1901 5reberid. Slbe .....20
sS0att. gimer s. 42s YforosGdrotines Str. a.. 8
gtneliua. SobH s., 30t ACKNOWLEDGMENT. III
3agler, faner 247 gsefts SaratoansS Ctr. 800, 4
9eiIitlger, Sobn. 1890 GitsWlumtinentsStr. 1870. Z
3ettmetsL IIois D., 1908 0itsSGtOersS Ctr. 49,. s
3epp. @eurge Z, 100 SarforozJtuao ....... o
StInttermanH. eontfa 3. (g8tttpe). 1888 urO
t640 IbamessStr. 9
3iHfaHS, RiboIa8, 1927 Dit, Sa0ette.S iii. =. -. &
3ito. Salontore. 500 9urfs9lpe. .......... 4
Sopt, sAoaM. 25S BtnesStr. {
(Wiar3S-f0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Tnhesf11r.

g(m 3, 0tir5 Roin Miner, 81 Sabre alt.
glnt 6. WtIr6 Gb1S. Goiu. Bluff, 8. Sabre dlt.
PIN 7. Mir6 G~liinbetb 0irstnin 8eauaro, 40
Sabre alt.
glm 8. Mlir5 8iniam oerrina, 30 Sabre alt.
9(m q, Wtdr6 WlatG Minute @iuter, so Sabre
alt.
Vim Z. Mdrs Wlarn Wonerina. % Sabre aIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Ru0o(nh Girdnnaner.

IS ftarb am s. Wdr3 1905 8ubofpb airdl.
uaAer, SO Sabre alt, ~gclicbtcr @atte BON UiarD
airdbmnper. Die Sell ber 9eeroigung piro
fpIier ange8eigt.
(gtensgjorfcr uub ggufbiugtouer SetiungeH
uinueU uefuItQft cnpireu,0 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Sphn S%dllifenmoicr.

IS ftarb am I, Wdr5 1905 In ieiner lebteH
8obnuta, 8r.923, Miltun.Rlate, 3ubn sdlideu.
mater, ~geliehter Sutte bon gtnnie I. ShIidens
mater, geb. @udlpulb. In feinem 10. Gebenss
iubre. Ole 9ecroteunq ftnoet am 6rettaa, glud)s
mittag5 , llbr, pom IruIerbnufe aus nuf Der
batim. fBS-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Qpnbptt 8arf.

Der Haaptidd ltd1fte -Srtebbet In Baltimore.
areat: $50 afer. - Smmerpdbrenber Charter.
8u ieoer Belt errethbar. Stint Gents Gabr'
geld bon allen StnottbeiIen, Strdbenbnbrs
BaggonS pafftren ben Saipteingnne aIe bret
Die ben 5riebbof bel raubera @etter befu6en.
8eerdbntbpldte Su febr mdbieet Bretfen,
iintnlfIi6 inter forttuibrenber BfIege.
Bureau: Nr. 81, eftsSaratpgasGtfaRe.
@aU6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Sphn 6erluia e Suhn,

aetfeabrtatter un6 gtubalfamtrer.
9r. zoos, Erfeanstr.-W1b. Eel: Miubipr 255.
5ipeiegef6Gft: 9ir. ga, berI. @dfternsaueuue,
@tnbior 80. 8utt6eH iperben e~eIiefert iir SodJs
5eiten, lnterbaltungen uno nHoere @eIegcnbets
ten. ia d (Seb14, 1S,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Spirituuicn : 2iecn3en.
spiritmOIen . aicens . appIifationea.

&tfte VT. 2.
gRreau Der Gkirltapfen . 2teen5 : gummtHaEe,
3tmmer BOG, 8erldltsaebaAbe
Die uadbgenutHtei gerfonet hdben getitinnet
fir cine GHbetaiL SpirttHufeH.2teeH3 ppHt i. WAL
1905 an etneeret9t. Die 9sontag, ben q. Wsdta,
10 libr 8nrmittugs, in BerdthlHe ge5ogen uers
ben. 9roteite minfeH Dor ~ tibr Wtitfaas am
samitaa, oen 20. gldr5, elngerei6t tperbeH.
Rrpteits% Sormulare t0Hnen (tpeitti geiptinfmt)
Quf @rfu6eH In oteiem 9iireul erlaHgt fperoeH.
Wien y. coward,
Rriftoent.
Btruars Rleieuftlb,
Gbipar0 e. BrGccs,
9ommtftdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Mo.--9pinofor 22S.

2etdenheftntter lno Ginbaifamirer.
Ir. 1908 nno ITO, GautuH.Auenue unb
StbpfsGde Baltimore Str. lno Srpabpag.
.Gabrtfanten uun eateatsGnSfets.
(nebt0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

90 a d. Dem ,lebt-en M.onot.S-
9u1lettn oes Sntrrtutioirutcn BIT
reait'S Der gn,erifoniidcn Gepublis
fclt bot Der NrGlibel,t bon Werico ser,
Yreis fiir offeiltlid)e 2onbereien fir
Ole uerldicoelen Stooten mo Gcrri'
toricn Werico'S fir baS SiSfoliabr
1906 icItseiett. Die Ereiie pa-
riiren pro 'Seftar (ein Seftor gleth
10000 Guobratmeter gleid) 2471
acres) BON $1.t0 bis $40, MIR in
cinem 9iitrift b%etrogen iie $6.10. Sn
ben Gerritorien Iino ole Yreiie oltf
80 bis 70 Gents pro Seftor feitge.
icst. 2ano lit bcmnod III Werico
nod biuig 81 boben, MIR fornlut eo
oorauf AT, oh rs alidl e~rtrogsfobig
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

Ser Staot q @ d be.
f1mpft ben Slciid) . Trltlt, inoenl er
ben 4acrten Der 8roBidldf)ter i'll ie'
bent Gountp beS StoateS, i'll bent iie
8eIfdite nlad)en, cine Steuer bon
5000 ouIcrIegte. Die gtlonto'crIgeits
TEL, Der 6irnlo Nelior : WorriS CT
bobeli Glniprlid, geaen bieie 9eltelie-
rltite, oIlein tic perloren ibren Tro.
5eb III ben 8cridytcn @eoreio's uno
baS SberbnnoeS1rrid,t bat ictt bteie
gntid)cioun8en beit0tiet. Sn oerYe.
griinoung bes llribeilS leet Hidter
Braun bar. es luerbe o%nerfonnt, oaf,
DER erobere Sbeil oeS @eld,1ftes bes
4eeitten Der Sfloftbaus . @eieIl.
idaften oarin beItebe. porber beIteG.
tes JIeiIh abauIieiern, mas oiienbor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Spbn VI. SenfeI,
sar. 604, ehb.sbars-straAe,
III her Qeidlenheitnfter.

'peIHer que siuttrdse fieis ;itr 8ufrtebenbsit
cnStlbrt. Die bon tbm bebauo ,ttet geiden
I6nnen AoheH long Iteaen, obite BITE eeriugften
erabuirte gtnDaIiamirsrtr, unb 1T oie g,e5aHbs
lung bon SrauenIethen oereu 5Dc1iuittdt.
(S1nt0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

8tSher bottc man otlaes
metn angenommen. Dob oaS metrt.
ide Spitem rein fron5oiiiben llr.
iprunges lit uno BON Der conItitui-
renoen &eriommIung oes SobreS
1880 geidnffen mor0en lei. Sect bat
man in0eiien, tpie ser o@ouloiS" be-
riftet, einen 9rief pon Somes 8ott
aus Dem Sabre 1888 gefunoen, in
Dem Der engliife @clebrtc Ser Hegie-
rung ieineS 2onoeS Die Nnnobme Ell.
neS 3e5imolipitenlS porlhldgt, 0o8
III alien Yunften Dem Spitent emit
iprif)t, oos 6ronfreid ourb ooS 8e'
icB bonn 10. Ge5cmber 1899 %enOgiil,
tig cinfiibrte. 9teie gntOediutg lit
itm 10 bcmerfenalpertber, oils 9ero0e
ole GnglGnoer bis iebt iid aus no.
tionolcr Gigenliebe geitrdubt baben,
oo5 metriidc SpItem oll5rncbmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

@ouperneur 9nnlep b o II
Slloiuna iuiu niifternc 9cainte ilno
oesbaIb feinen it einem Inlte ernen-
nett, Der etipos Si1rfereS binter Die
9inoe eieBt, oils Wofier. 8enn err
babel MIR nid)t nit 9eiten bereit.
fGIlt, Die beimlid Sdlnopps triifen
INTO offentlid) 8oiier preoigen.
Sn Dem befannten2 ieb c
o@as lit bes 0%eiitid,en 8aterlano?"
beiBt'S i'm ShlilBreiroin: nSein So.
terIalto miB grober iein!" llnb =
man iolt'S faiim alaiben - cs lit
felt 1880 itlll rulto tauIeuo Gunorot.
ailometer erDber eeluoroelt, aber
niht etiua burd) groberuilgen ober
gnneetirina, ioubern bilrd) elite se-
nailere neiie &ernleiiuug. Gei eripur.
ben bat bas Heid) in Der 3eit MIR Die
Sniel SeIeolano, Die einen 5lad,ert.
inbolt bon 0.55 Guabrat : aiIonletet
bat. ben .8pienfnopt" Den es fiji
einen groBen 1bcil Sit.Nfrifo's Elm.
setouIht bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

5miifenitoatfider SorOe( lei; ebenio
FLAIR Iei es uber ard1, bob Die I9eus
ten einbeimiides @eidGft, tuie ben
8erfaui bon 5leiif, betreiben. Sad
RaBgabe friiberer gntideioungen
Made es teinen unteridico. tpie fIein
oo$ einbeimiide @eidGft i'm 8erbGIt-
nib 5u Dem 5tpii6enItootfihen iei;
Ielbit' menn es nirr nebenI0dIiA ici.
nntermerfc eS Die 9lgcntcn Der gait
5en Steucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

Etn q. Eohter WIdtt
itellt 8etraftutget iiber Die Der
odnalidlfeit cQeS Sroii6en al uib
irogt ipe5iell, mas aus Der Id)Onen
.Bife" Der NnSltelluia 9cmoroen iei,
worailf Elm 0ep. Oorfer 9!nt; onts
wortet: Sea, elm gutes Stiid o0oola
ioQ om Iebtcn Somltog i'll 8oibin1.
ton 81 Ieben gs'Deien Ieiu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

Ger odttGgtge &f
BEL Mufben enSet nit Dem Hiif,uge
Der 8itiien nod Goroeu. 9ur 3eit
lit cS nod 5tueifclboft, oh ibnen Oicicr
qeIingen miro. Die olte Geftif nno
boS olte Bed" Der s~aulien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

Ger StuGItrui It IN If inc
2obnerbobung eintreten loiien. Die
10000 Nrbeitern 5ugltte fommen
io1. Cine M~ebrouSeabe bon 3lpolf
Niuionen Dollars pro Sabr lit fir
0en Truit init oieier Grb0brrg Der
fniipft. 9emnof) miiIien Die Sc
if6fte oes Gruits wieoer gut geben.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30

long ago that he had the democratic
party in his grasp and that he was go
ing to keep it there. But there is a
faction forming that is determined to
fight Belmont and his whole clan.
Hearst seems to be among that num-
her, The democratic party is hopeless
ly divided into factions, it has no prin-
ciples, it has no issues, 1t has no lead
ership. What's to become of it no.
body knows.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30
SHERIFF SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order OF sale issued by the Clerk of the District
within and for Lancaster County, in an action
wherein Charles w. Cakes Is plaintih and
Frances cadman, ftal. defendants viii ct q
1906 at the east door of the Court House in the
City OF Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebra ka
offer for sale at public auction the following
described Lands and Tenements to-wit: Lots
twenty (2O) and twenty-one (2l) in block three
CD and lots thirteen (13) and fourteen (14l in
block six 49, in Lincoln Driving Park Company'a
first subdivision, an addition TO the City of Lin
coin Lapeaster County, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this OF II day of March A
D. 1905. NICHOLAS RESS, sheriff.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30
the battle almost alone for so many


There are some queer things of some
sort goings on down in New York.
There apears to be friction of demo-
Gratis who are determined to fight Tam
many. Belmont is still fixed in his
purpose to control the democratic
party. He told personal friend not
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-17
An Example of Swift Punishment.

For more than century Jersey
justice has stood as beacon of ter
ror to evil-doer and as warrant of
protection to the peaceful and law
abiding. And that this institution is
guarded with jealous care by our
judges and juries received another
graphic illustration in our own city
and county this week. On Tuesday
morning two stores were robbed, on
Wednesday morning the robber was
in custody, and on Thursday morn
ing he was convicted in the court at
Mays Landing and Immediately SEN
fenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary. That was an illustration of the
certainty and CELEBRITY OF Jersey JUS
tice that will do more as a preventive
and determent of crime than pro-
clamation Of martial law, backed up
by standing army. When a com
munity once gets the reputation of
dealing ont swift and sure punish
ment to aw-breakers the latter give
it wide berth. Atlantic City Press.
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SERGEANTSVIlLE.

The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
social and entertainment Saturday
evening, May Goth.
William Coates is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Higgins hay e
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Reed, of Boston,
Mrs. Elwood Larson is = zen ding a
few days with her daughter Mrs.
George Risler, at Hopewell.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church has
elected the following officers; Presi-
dent, Mrs. Elwood Larson; vice pres
ident, Mrs. j. j. Wilson, secretary,
Mrs. William Brewer; treasurer, Mrs.
Lewis Case.
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The Sunday Law.

If II were left to vote of the people
and we know and could mention
some prominent church people, in
Guiding clergyman there would be
4 majority in favor of amending the
law so us to legalize the sale of liquor
during certain hours on Sunday.
Now AZ they are demanded by their
constituents, regardless of the strict
question of morality, and if put to 1t,
in consequence of such public senti-
ment, they would favor laws per
uniting Sunday liquor selling. The
way to give strength to this senti-
ment is to strictly enforce the pro-
hibitive laws on the statute books.
We think that we can say with the
most positive confidence that if the
Sunday laws were strictly enforced it
would not be long before the sale of
liquor during at least part of the
day on Sunday would be legahzed. r.
Paterson Call
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WEBER FISHER.

A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mrs. Henry Fisher,
81 Coryell street, Wednesday after
noon, when Miss Ethel M. Fisher
was married to William X. Weber,
the Rev. II. A. MacKubbin, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, ofiici-
ating. The maid of honor was Beulah
Fisher, sister of the bride. and Ralph
Simonton was best man. The bride
received a number Of useful presents.
The happy couple left town for few
days visit among friends in New
Brunswick and returned Saturday
evening when reception was held at
the home of the groom's mother, Mrs.
Weber, on South Main street.
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Cook with gas. Begin now.

! -Sooh WITH gas. Begin now.
1t will be lost opportunity not to
read the GRAND DRPor adv.
Smoke "Lambertville Puffs, " take
none other on the statement that they
are just as good.
The Union Fire Company will
decorate the graves OF their deceased
members on Sunday, June 4th.
Howard Wilmot, of this city, has
secured position in Pittsburg and
left for that city on Monday.
The visitation of Trenton Lodge,
No. GO, to the knights of Pythias, of
this city, has been postponed.
During the summer the Stryker
Free Library will be opened three
evenings, Monday, Wednes day and
Saturday evenings instead of every
evening in the week.
The stockholders of the New Hope
Delaware Bridge Company held their
annua! meeting at the company's Of
flee, this city, On Saturday afternoon,
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
President Richard Randolph Par
ry.
Secretary and Treasurer John s.
XC;II,,,na
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IN A PERSONAL WAY.
Misses Annie and Ida Stout visited
Asbury Park over Sunday

Misses Annie and Ida Stout visited
Asbury Park over Sunday.
DR.. Romine left this city on Tues
day morning for his summer vacation.
Mrs. A. c. Barber visited Trenton
friends on Monday.
Miss Ethel Reed, of Palmyra, has
been visiting friends in this city.
DIR. and Mrs. Thee. Van Syckle, of
Princeton, have been visiting friends
in this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hartwell Schadel
have been visiting friends at Balti-
more.
Rev. VIM. Fitzgerald has been
making visit to friends in Lambert
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs Finley Holcombe. of
Carbondale, Pa. have been visit
ing Mrs. A, II. Holeombe.
Jacob Fisher left ON Saturday for a
busiuGSS mp W III lllC
interests of the Lambertville Rubber
Company.
John w. Rockers trotting horse
wonder Worker" has been placed
in the hands of Frank jackson at
Belmont Driving Park. Philadelphia
to be trained.
Harry S. kroesen, past select COM
mander of the A. O. X. of NJ. G., and
member of the Evening Star Castle,
No. 10, is attending the biennial SEES
sion of representatives, and the past sell
ect commanders at Wheeling, West
Virginia, this week. He will spend a
day or two with friends in Washing
ton, ID. c., before his return home.
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The Jersey City Health Boards
milk ordinance is now in effect, and
has already put several INSCRIPTIONS
dealers out of business. So carefully
has it been drawn that there is no
lodging its stringent provisions; else
those interested in defeating its pur-
pose would ere this found loophole.
If there is city in the State where
pure milk-and pure milk only-can
be obtained, it is surely Jersey Cit v.
Hudson Observer.
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PHfL1 DELPHI1 HORSE S'HO W
AT lVISSA HICkON HEIGHTS,

SDecidt Excursion Tichets ria PENN
sytua1iia RaitrOdd.
The fourth annual open-air exhibi-
bition Of the Philadelphia Horse Show
Association will be held ON st. Mar
tins Green, Wissahickon Heights
Station, Philadelphia, May 20 to
June inclusive.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell special excursion tick
cts, including cupon of adm ission,
from New York, Philadelphia, Bel
yidere, Lancaster, Wilmington, West
Chester, Phmnixville, and principal
intermediate stations (as well as sta
tons on the Chestnut Hill Branch),
to Wissahickon Heights Station, May
20 to June 3, good to return until
June 3, 1905, inclusive.
The grounds of the Philadelphia
Horse Show Association are located
Immediately on the Germantown and
Chestnut Hill Branch Of tho Penn
sylvania Railroad, eleven miles from
Broad Street Station.
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BASE BALL.

By defeating the Nassau Club of
Princeton Saturday the Lsmbertvile
A. c. won its first game of the season.
Jakeman pitched an invincible game,
and had it not been for Gilbert's muff
of long drive in the eighth inning
the visitors would have been shut out.
He allowed but three scattered hits.
Walker also pitched good ball but
was badly supported. Helverson
took the honors at the bat by donat-
ing three safe swats.