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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07
Stocks = Bonds = Cereals
mercial avenue
The committee reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
l.. $. DEWEY.
City Comptroller.
November 2ath, 1905.


Only on cEtr cent az I'll telcerams
scni oversee are concerned with fam.
fly or private matters. The rest are
q purely commercial, journalistic or
Official nature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07

Girls If spu want red lips laughing
eyes. sweet breath aud COOL looks use
iipili 5teTs Ba.k' ai9uwaiH Tds II.
~resfe-t h-ssfifie- hnc~r IS rerf..
Tea TTsriefs 7 3. sob4n = soas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07
Officers.
Directors.

interest paid on time deposits at the
rate Of three per cent per annum.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07
NEW YoR KcoTTON.
Today Yesterday
MONEY MARKET.

Money uu call. strong and higher ~
~ - PC cent closing bill 20 offered
~ ., Time loans sIroue: sixty day
pcr cent ninety DAYS. SIX 1iou i- 4
pr cent Primo paper 5iz0JN per
cent Fychanrc weak demand iSs -
p 1889: SIXTY day 49, 2oa is2 -.
Bar liver ~.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07

J. makes no difference how long
son have been sick. If y1u ar t-ou5ied
vi ind gestiOn. coDsfiBa ion. liver
and kidney troubles. Hoil ster's Rocky
Mountain Tea VIII make you uell -
sla - c. sciuh Snn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07
70 late to Classify.

FOR SALE One square piano \
Ilcal bargain II sold This week Apply
| sos Washington aYeGue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07
WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures white won
au waut position as plain cooS in pr.
ra,a family. Address r. H.. this office
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07

Sealed proposals, with plans vii BE-
received for one-hor-e. COVERED
Panol Wagon. e. be built II good-
FIRST class material and thoroughly
painted
al bills shpgid tc received b. Nov
dsf December ieih. tres. addn6 sed
. The Fclsee 4sI and tire cam,nii,ez
n III City e Cairo. Us. III Goa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-07

Indig lion, constipation. pepsia,
kidney and liver disorders ana all
stomach troubles positively cured by
using 4oll sJers Rocky Mountain Tea
50 cents, Tsa or Tablets r. G. Schuh
& Sons
The oasis., 1905-12-02
MINERS CONVENTION.
Call Numerously Signed Makes Date
 of Meeting December [.

The foregoing was sent TIE OASIS for publication, and isgladly given space. But 1t ls very likely the proposed meeting will be post poned, with postponement of the territorial fair, although NO notice thereof has been issued:
 We, the undersigned residents of Ari- zona, representing every part of the great inning industry ot tue territory, recognizing the prime importance of a miners association embracing in it's membership every branch of tue indus try-the prospector, miner, owner, pro- moter, manager anu capitalist hereby issue q call for q convention to be held in Phoenix, Ariz., on Thursday, Decem- Der z, at 10 . clock in the forenoon.
 The purpose of said meeting or con- yention shall be the organization of an Arizona miners assouation, the draw ing up and adoption of constitution and by-laws for the government of the same and q declaration of it's aims, principles and policy. 1t is desired that those intending to take part in the con vention will register their names at the rooms of the Pneoenix board of trade.
 Epes Randolph, Tucson, Afiz. sam F. Powell, prospector, Wickenburg, Ariz; Patsy Collins prospector and claim owner, Kingman, Ariz. Lamar Cobb, promoter and engineer, Clifton, Ariz A. W. Forbes, promoter and engi- neer, Tucson, Ariz. E. l. bonsall min ing engineer, Phoenix, Ariz. C. NJ.
The oasis., 1905-12-02
FLOODS AND wasHoUTs MAGISTRATE
 CHANCE OF DATE.
Cattle Growers Time of Meeting Also Changed and Miners conven-
 ton May Be Affected.

 This week Superintendent Yer non l.. Clark of the Territorial Fair sent out the following notice to the press of the territory, am nouncing the postponement of the fair.
 To THE PRESS
 The management have to announce the postponement of the First Annual Territorial Fair to the week of Dec. 25th to 30th, inclusive.
 This has become necessary OH account Of the heavy rains that have delayed the work of final arrangements and have caused floods iii the Salt and Gila riy- CTS.
 The Santa Fe bridge at Tempe has been carried out and the probabilities are that the other lines of railroads will be very seriously affected by the flood of waters and to such m extent as to make it questionable about the attend ance. In view of such uncertainty it has been thought best to make this postponement Please give all possible and remember the new dates, December 25th. to 30th.
 Yours truly
 VERNON I.. CLARK,
 superintendent. Phoenix, Arizona, Nov 27, 1905
The oasis., 1905-12-02
And the Cattle Growers Convention.

Yesterday morning there was received Ut TIE OASIS office d tele- gram from Mr. Harry L. Heffner announcing that the Cattle Grow ers' convention, which was to be held at Phoenix December fifth, has been postponed to December twenty-hfth on account of washouts and floods.
The oasis., 1905-12-02
New Mercantile House.

Upon reliable information Ii Is stated that a new mercantile house is to be established shortly on the Sonora side of the line, which will handle commodities of Mexican manufacture exclusively, receiving large stocks from extensive faeto- ries in the interior of the reaub- lie. The building formerly oc- cupied by Donnadieu Brothers, ad- jacent 10 the brokerage office of Cuilo Ramirez, has been leased for the purpose.
The oasis., 1905-12-02
Building for Factory Secured.

Mir. Edward $. Klein, who will install a plant in Nogales, Sonora, for the manufacture of mattresses, pillows, comforters, and other art icles of bedding, has secured the Proto building on Arizpe street for the housing of the new enterprise While in the east last week Mr. Klein purchased the machinery for the factory and it will be here about the tenth of January. By the first of February he expects to have the plant in operation.
 As the product of the factory will have large market to supply in Sonora, it will be valuable addi- ton to the industries of the town, as a distributor of money among the working people. Mir. Klein ex- poets to employ about sixty people in the operation of the plant.
The oasis., 1905-12-02

cars of that train returned to No- gales, bringing the passengers. The following day the express, mail and baggage taken out of the wreck were brought through. During several days trains had 10 transfer al that point, but now everything is in shape and trains are again running through.
The oasis., 1905-12-02
TRAIN IN THE DITCH PASSENGER ON SONORA RAILROAD
 WRECKED NEAR cAslTA.
Engine and Express Car ToppIe into Arroyo Monday Morning but
 No Life Is Lost.

Monday morning, about five o'clock, the north bound passenger train on the Sonora railway, due at3.3O q n., was wrecked at a point about five kilometres south from Agua Zarca station, the cause of the mishap being washout, and the disaster heinz as slightly ser- ious in consequences as any that ever occurred, the engineer and fire- man being the only ones hnrt, and they only slightly, although the engine, mail car and express car were all in the ditch and turned over.
 The train was in charge of Con- ductor k. M. Ashby and Engineer Angulo. On account Of the heavy rains during the night the utmost care and vigilance had been exer- cised all the way, and the train was proceeding ut a low rate of speed, considerably late. At the point where the wreck occurred an arroyo comes down out from the hills and skirts along the east side of the track some little distance, and then turns toward the Mazda lena river, the track crossing the stream on q substantial brid ge. At the place where the arroyo turns to follow the track 1t had cut away the protecting rip rap and washed out the east rails the distance of two or three lengths, and then re- turned to it's natural channel, leav- ing the track intact for about two lengths between the break and the bridge. As soon as the engine struck the washout 1t turned over in it's right side, lying with the en- gineer's side of the locomotive un- der water. The mail car jumped the track and ran off to the left, turning upon it's side at right ang- gles with the track; the express car followed the engine, and turned upon its side in the raging torrent; the third class car hung with its forward end in the water and it's rear truck on terra firma, where the track was yet intact; the first class coach stood on the same piece of track, unharmed; and the pull- man was also all right, standing on the bridge.
 Engineer Angulo and his fire man received an involuntary bath, and Mir. Angulo suffered disloca- tion of the right shoulder, while the fireman was scratched and bruised bit. The mail clerk re-. ceived q severe shaking up, as also did Express Messenger Kennedy. None of the passengers were hurt, although all were shaken up more or less.
 The railway authorities were no- tified by telegraph from Agua Zarca station in the shortest pos sible time, and wrecking train was quickly sent from Nogales to the scene of the disaster. Later the locomotive and some of the
The oasis., 1905-12-02

shannon, mine owner. Clifton. Ariz Wm NJ Griffith, mine owner Tucson. Ariz. 1bas O Ellis, banker Douglas, Arlz. W. $. Sturges, mine owner and catfleman, Arvaca, Ariz., Fred Fl Noiz, Jr., mine owner, Phoenix, Ariz.; C. <. Donaldson, prospector, Yuma. Ariz. john ". Darlington, claim own CT and neWspaperman, Yuma, Ariz. II E, Hanna, mine owner and prospector. Wenden, Ariz. Con O'Keefe, prospec- tor and mine owner, Nogales, Ariz.; John Score, prospector, Lynch Creek, Ariz.; ". If Ferguson, prospector, Prescott, Ariz. k. s. Burmister, mine owner and merchant, Prescott, Ariz. Dr. Collins, mine owner, Globe, Ariz. Charles Taylor, mine owner, Globe, Ariz. k. II. Rose, newspaperman, Bis bee, Ariz. Vim. Hattich, newspapers man, Tombstone, Ariz
 The call printed above for miners convention 10 be held in Phmnix during fair week for the purpose of organizing an Arizona miners association is the outcome of considerable agitation of the subject that has been going on in different parts of the territory for some time, and has created intense interest ainong those engaged in all branches of the mining indus try.
 As the call clearly states, it is not proposed to have the organi- zation for any one particular branch of the mining industry, but IS for the purpose of bringing into closer relationship all of the many and diversified interests connected with mining, to the end that by the establishment of better feeling and friendly intercourse and the inter- change of ideas and suggestions between the different interests, the industry as whole will 5e vastly benefited from miner to owner and increased prosperity will prevail.
 The organization of miners as- soeiation for Arizona will undoubt- edly prove of great and lasting benefit not only to the miner, but to the farmer and business man, who will reap the benefits of an enlarged home market that will follow the growth of the mining industry that is sure to result from the launching and proper handling and conduct of such an associa- tion.
 While Arizona has made won- derful advancement in the mining field. such advancement has been wholly due to the richness and ex- tent of her mineral fields, and not to any organized effort on the part Of those directly interested to ex- ploit and take advantage of her almost unlimited resources. And while the miner, the owner or the promoter may, by himself, do much 10 better his condition, 1t is in organization that the most good may be accomplished. and the pur- pose of the call for the convention, and the resulting organization of an Arizona miners association, is to bring this happy condition about Phoenix Gazette.
The oasis., 1905-12-02

Thursday morning the Interna- tional passenger train from Noga les to Tucson, leaving the former place at 5 o'clock, encountered q land slide in Sonoita canon, about three miles above Calabasas, de- railing the engine, and shaking up Engineer Richardson and his tire- man, but doing no further damage. \ locomotive was sent from Noga les to bring the train back to Mo- gales, while q wreckipg train was sent out from Tucson to put the derailed engine on the track again. It was late in the day before the track was cleared, and the train sent on It's way
The oasis., 1905-12-02
The washout at Casita that caused

The washout at Casita thatcaused the wreck Monday morning was not the only trouble the Sonora railroad had to contend with this week. The bridge across the So- nora river near Hermosillo was damaged about the same time and 1t was not till Thursday that a through train from Guaymas was able to reach Nogales.
The oasis., 1905-12-02

There are now piled up at Guay- mas 36,000 ties for the new road and 6O,OO0 more are now at Gal- weston, Texas, and will soon pass through Nogales going south to the scene of operations Several hum dred carloads of steel are already on the ground and more of the same material is on the way from Spain.
The oasis., 1905-12-02

About the busiest place in Sono- ra just now is the new station of Empalme, the first station opened on the new extension of the Cana nea, Yaqui River & Pacific road The road has been built out from the new station about twelve miles and the work train makes several trips . day between Empalme and the scene of grading and track lay- ing. Track laying is being done as fast as the grading is completed and the work train with ts load of ties and steel keeps close on the heels of the grading crews.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24

Siegmun6, @r, g, 9. @bittinoton,
Ndtb. 6ronf @uhtcr mo @ottin,
6r. GOmuno @odtcr, &r. Sobn
ShuIer ulo Satin. Sr. 6reoerid
StroltS ltuD Satin Sr George @
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Reol, Mr. @m. 5. Seal Nr, &orru
&uibcll, Td,tb. &. GloU Gimomr3,
Ndt6. 1ero. G. 2utrobe, Sr. q. N.
@uun1an pon Nep.9ort, Sr. GboS.
SGmiot, &rGIiocnt Der n@. .. Snp.
Niioc.," Yoitor .. $. StefienS, 5roll
@m. S6ulcr, 6rou 9Iler. @riScoe
lmo Die SrlS. 9ciiic Stolpmon, Ma-
mic NtcGancu, aotic O'Gomor, &cn-
rietto 9riScoc, Minnie Octtingcr, Nel,
lie 6offielo, 4nnie Nto5oremlS, 6eoiu
&1opp mo emma 9cder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
@rnnSltiifs . Merchantmen.

Com. 81. Cannon an Sanuel 81.
Smith, Siioieite Siteuo., nobe Goce.
StroBe, @%runo5inS $50, So.
$. &. &ennoro, 8eriu., on 2eonie
$. oc &atoip, 0oroieite Der 6irIt-, na-
be 9orclopItroBe, 90 bel so, $2104.16.
GloriIo q. Beod, 4om., an Glo.
riIIo 81. &eodl Siiblueitieite oer6ron-
ciSItroBc, nobc 8bite Soll = Stood,
so bel 100, @ro5. $50, SIS.
WorD 4. Nequorot on Sobn $.
Oodmon, 3 2otS, So.
GIoriiio u. 8eod, an Sarnb S. Is.
Beodl Siiopeitieite Der 8ranciSitr.,
nobe @bitc.Soa-&ooo, so bel $160,
@ro5. $50, So.
SenrD s. &ennoro, SruItee, on
2eonie $. oe aotoip, Noroieite Der
Sirit. nobe 9orclopItruBe, 20 bel so,
$2t04,16,
@iGiam $, Green, S6eriff an $.
@oIofooen, Oitieite Der 9aQnrItraBe,
~ bel 81, @ro& $50, 1926.
@iuiom 81. 8ebb an Wid)oel s.
0ean, Sltleite Der 8olfeItroBe, noDe
5oirmouut-9tpey 10 bel so, 0ro5.
$3.50, $t70.
hilbert Sobn all G6riitian IS.
Sdmud 2 Cots, $10,500.
Hebedo SeQc an Seattle 2omenItcin,
Siioieite ser Sreoerid- Ioe., nobeGilI-
cent-NacD, 1873 bel 1923, 8ro5. $40,
ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
So. GOn9rcf. - 3lueitc Sitnng.

Sales &eriud sur 9eidIeinigung
be5 Suapue = Smpeadment- Ser
fabrenS feblgeidlogen.- Nrmee-
&erlpiaigrmgSbia obermols Ell.
mem Gouferell5 . Gontite iibermics
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I'M Sauic.
8obington, DC, %. 5ebr.
- SIN Senot pltroe beltte i'm Gin.
tlarge nit Dem alien Serfomnlen
@nibington'8 abidieo8 GOreIie ber-
IeIen. Sale (0fe.) bot einen @eIdlltB
an, Iallt mel6em ser Senat am Md.
item Somltog Die enogiiItige M6Itim.
rnrlg iiber Den Slpople = SSnpeaf.
mentfaa nornebmen ioate, INN oieie
Gngelegenbeit aus Dem @ege SIT rGlls
men mo 3eit fir 6ie @rIeoigung an.
Oerer, Oringlider @eifGfte at erIar.
gen. Bacon (@n.) erbo6 ieoo6 Gin.
tpan0 mo iogte, ser Senat IoQe lie.
ber ieoen Gag etluaS IGnger in
Sisung blei6en. NadOem 0ie Sill
sur &eripoltling ser HonamafanaI.
Zone cine Belt lang beIprofen NOR
oen mar, gelargte Ger Stpapne = Sail
nm 2 llbr mieoer our 8erban0luna
itto mebrere 3eugen lultroen oernonl-
men. I'm 6.3t eriolgte 8ertoeung.
Sm HeprG c ntonten + q II c
iutroe sic 9(rmee = 8ermiaialuasbia
ollf'S Ntelle einem Gonieren5 = Gomite
iiberpieIen. 0aS SaltS miBbiaigte
abermalS ole 4menoemente oes Se.
mats ST. Der Bill, mitglllSnabme zines
eiu5igen, WeIdes $3.50 fir oie
Serldngerung zines Selegrapbei.
9abelS bon Soloe5 am Brince @il-
liam Souno, Heiurrection Ban,
IlaSfa, ans permiaigt. Die in Ser
9ia entbaltenen @~eroronungen in
ge3ng ouf Ole 9e5oblitng peniionir-
ter Sffi5iere Der regltlGren @lrntee,
iueld)e SteLen in StoatSmiIi3en be-
fIeioelr, puroe1 obermalS b1lrd)ge.
bedelt mo Die Stelung oes @eue.
rails Wtiles Ipielte cine groBe HoIle
babel. Gin ENHANCEMENT, mel6eS
Dem 8enernl WiIeS uno on0eren Sf-
f%i5ieren in Gbnlihen &erb1ltniilen
uoIleS &ubeItanoSgebaIt 5uipridt,
ItieB olf beitige Sppoiitton uno
luuroe oeriporfen.
Der Teit Der b%eutigen Sibung iuar
Der %grpagung ser 6luB. uttb Safen.
9ia geipiomet. llm 6.t9 pertagte
iid ooS SarlS bis morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24

| Sic 2ccrt IN Itintr @cGob0rIe u6er
MIR ourd 3ciden ungeben, ocnn er
pnr tmtbitumm. Sobn gtclion Der
9eiiber 6e3 GBbouies, IieB sen Goub-
Itummen oerbaften, mo aaoi @rull-
nan iibcrtuie3 oenieIbeu Qeitern Der
itu0tiihen Nrmen 9eb0r0c, ole ibu
nod Nuu o 2)orf 5lriiditidcn miro.
oomit cr ser StoOt nift sur Gait
fGat.
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defender IieB iid am 9ienltog
gtben0 ais 8. $. Marcll8 bon Nen-
Dorf I'M nHcnncrt 2 Sotcl" rc0iItrt-
rem, obue 6oB Der Glcrt Die 9Iinobeit
oeS NfonncS gerpobr lmuroe. Der
6remoe folgte ooun Sem 8otcuiuus
gen uoH Sem 3ilnmcr Hr. ia, mo
crit oicier bcmcrtte, in Dem 3imuer
angelongt, ouB ser Mom bliuO lei.
IS mar oaS critic Mol, 0oB Elm bliu-
Der 8eIdGft8reiienOer IN oem Sotel
obgeItiegen mar. @eIteru bereitS
tomtc Ser Monn iid) .ebenio gut mo
geIdNpiuo in Dem Sotel orientiren,
oils ollie ouoeren @GIte.
MbIeben. - ESn ser @obuung
Ieiner Nidte Srou =. MteDerS ltarb
gcItern '@r. 6rieorid 9. 0%teinburot,
@otte ser pcrItorbeuen Woru Meill.
barot, Qeb. Seocll. Seine 9eerot.
gltng iiuoet am Samitag Nadmittag
nm 3 llbr pom Srouerboule, 9tr.
1850, 9onfitroBe, aus olf Scr o8e-
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iiBt i'm mittlercu StutionSbouic, ouf
cine Nu8lieicrumg nod Chicago mar
tCn0.
Inform rte Septoo
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DEM Grer5ieren trltgen sic 9ompags
nic'u %" uno Is" 0ic 2orbeeren OeS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Nodieitgfeicr I'M @aiIcn6anle.

@liidIide$ Quor. 2ena g. =.
@Iedi6mi0t unO @m.~6. 8eber
perOen iih Die &0nOe gum 9unOe
iitr'3 Qebeu retheu.
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men 0clltidCn Moiienbouie" cine
6eicr itott, luie iie mobl ieit Sobren
nif)t in ocriclben o~bgcboltcu muroe,
IS lueroen nGmlid) ooielbit Sri. &eno
=. =. 9lchihmiot, ieit Sobrcn cine
&nioiiiu Der 9~lnituIt un6 bel Nllcn,
Die lie tcnnen, aead)tCt, mo Sr. ISM.
=. @cbCr Den 9uno iiir'3 &cben
idllicBcu. Niht nlr ou8 0ircttorirun
%ionbcrn mld) Die 8eomtinucn Der 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der Nnitnlt mcr0cn
an Der Srormnd tbcilncbmcn. Sous
uoter &orl S6nlio bat oofiir Qciorgt
oaB 0ic HGumc. in luelden 0ie Srors
%ltng@fcicr ltottiin0et, if0n oeforirt
iein lper0en, un0 obue 3meifel miro
ben gtellOermablten oiele ihone Sc
ihente uno 8rat1tIotionen barge.
brodt merocn.
Sin tlciner Homon tuiipit iif an
0ieic Srolung. IS nor Dor pielen
Subrcn, ais Gmil 9lehihmiot ans
0eutidlanO I'M Nltcr BON IS G5ubrcu
nad Inerito fam ltno ii1 in 9olti.
more nieoerlieB. Stcr mltroe er nit
SRI. W}arie Schiller befunnt, Oie bel
Dem befon1ten 9%QdcrmciItcr Srn.
Sobunn @oblL Nr. 1916, Orleans.
StroBc, in 0icniten itonO. 0ielc mor
is Sabre alt, ais tic nit @rn. 9lcd)z
i6miot gctroltt pllroe. Der Che eut.
iproiicn 0rei &inocr, 5pei Gohtcr mo
Elm Sohn mo 8led)id)mi0t iorqtc
gut fir ole &inoer, bis i'm Scr 500
ieinrr Snmilic cntriB. Dor ieincm
So0e iibcrgob er @rn. &obn sic Obs
but iiber ole 0rci &in0er, mo Scrr
Sobn fam olelem Wnnl6e IN getreus
Iider @eiie nod). Gr brohte lie in
Dem oeutIden 8oiienbollie inter, no
ielbit tic cine quite Gr5iebung erbiel.
ten. Der cine Sobn Itorb friib5eitig,
ooh sic beioen 90Htcr bIieben in Der
Gnltolt, Ole Glteltc, 2eno, lit iebt etlpu
20 Sabre, unO Die iiingerc Is Sabre
alt. GrItere bat iid ourdJ i6r IiebenS-
W~iirbigeS @eien allgemein beliebt &c.
modlt, mo oorltm lperoen ole 8enms
ten Der Nnitolt un6 Scr 0omen.N1b'
uerein feline Wiibe i6euer, ibren
@brenobeno beute 10 ongenebm mic
m0glid) 81 geltalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
rs 2eiden.

Die 8rltben-aotaitropbe SIT 8irginid.
Stir. - Seltte tperoen Die Spfer
beeroiat.
@trmiudbam, Aluy p. 6ebr.
- Bis S ll6r @lbeuoS marcn 70 Seis
den aus Der ltnqliids5ehe bel 8irgis
nio=GitD 3lt Gage gefor0ert lporOen.
Morgen miro Elm Gag Ser 9eeroigun-
gen in @eiiemer, Girqinio.Gitp Bratt
Gitp un0 @nSIep icin. Die 2eiden
Der0en, 10 raid lie aus Ser @ru6e
ton1meu, mad 9eiicmcr geididt mo
sur @ccr0iQlng porbcreitct. Gin
G%rtroborrutb BON SGrgen fam beute
oll3 bcnohbortcn StGoteu on. Die
Hettlmg9mumihofteu limo INNER
nod cntiig in ser 3ede ant @erfe.
Die lett bel ibreu ipeitcren &ororin-
gen g%efllnOcn Opfer itn0 nod l6lim.
mer nerbrunnt un0 perItiimmelt, ais
Die critcn. un0 ole @oifu1lng, oaB
OieIleift einige ser Geri6iitteten Ie-
benz entfomen, lit gei6lpunoen. 8eis
tr6ge fir sic 6interbIiebeuen laufen
rciblid elm, mo ser Birmingham
GommercioI-Glub" oIein bat $4,000
ge5eid)nct, iuGbreno Der o9uaboma.
9iItrift glr. 30" ser ,llniteo W&ine
8orfcrS" iogor $4,000 6%etiteltert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
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