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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21

/: NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS /;

forward at the proper juncture.
The following are the official figures
on the city election as to majorities
Schiller for mayor by 16G majority.
John Trampert was CHOSEN city clerk
without opposition. There were three
contestants for treasurer-E chhorn,
Sanderson and Lyle Murphy, Eich-
horns plurality CO. Sanderson was sec,
ond n the race. Lyman G. Carter
went In for city attorney without OPP
position. Isaac w Read defeated w.
II. Beverly for police judge by pa ma
jority. Daniel Hearty was chosen al
derman for the First ward and Frank
Kreitner for tha second without OBJ
position. As previously stated. Hand
ley defeated Peter Hansen for alder.
man for the Third ward by 50 major
lty. TIE total vote of the city was
100, and ii is estimated that az least
fifty voters were ont of town or did
not, for other reasons, go to the polls.
Uncue Dick johnson was down from
LeVings yesterday.
Mrs. Irving ConneIl and Miss Edith
Drake drove to Cairo today.
A few DAYS ago DR.. John +. Hargan
succeeded, as agent for Henry Hen
bricks OF Holloway, Ky. in purchasing
the well known Henry Spencer farm,
situated two miles north of this city.
This is PROFESSIONALLY the most thor
oughly improved farm in Pulaski conn
ty and is the acme of fertility The
seller was Frank Spencer, of Cairo,
sen of the late Henry Spencer, and
the pnrcahsa price was SET down in
five figures.
According to the number of votes
polled here MISUNDERSTANDING FIVE
souls TO every yoter-Mound City now
has right at 1000 population.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
LOSS TO THE GROWERS
OF Berries In Southern Illinois is Great
As Result Of Heavy Frost
Sunday.

The heavy frost last Sunday night
extended from Central.a south through
this county into Tennessee and did In
cauculable damage 10 the early straw
berries aaI tree fruit. as wei as early
vegetables. says the. Pulaski Enter
Prise
At villa Ridge. the great strawberry
district Of this county. the young Der
ries now about the size of peas. were
frozen solid. Most OF the early yege.
tables plants are still in hot beds. but
such as we're not are badly n.ppej,
and much will have 10 be replanted.
Apples, peaches. pears and plums are
damaged considerably. the extent Of
which it will take some weeks 70 deter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
TAMMS
April 20, 1905.


Mr.. win Halliday of Cairo. was a
business visitor here Friday.
Mr.. Paul Lasehenor. a farmer living
about two miles north of town. ship
ped several crates of radishes from
here Friday
Mr.. Daniel Anderson one of the
men who are employed by the West
ern Union Telegraph company, fell
from the handcar Friday and was very
seriously hurt
Mr.. A. r, Vancice went to Cairo
Friday on business.
Mr. Russell Tuthill was down from
Anna Thursday talking to old friends
Mr. Con Manley came up from San
dusky Thursday.
o. 7, Tamm went to st. Louis Fri
day.
Paul Virgins entertained several OF
his playmates with a birthday party
Saturday evening.
Mr.. G. L. Virgins came home Sat
urday from Olive Branch, where he
has been at work
DR.. L. j. Duncan went to Thebes
Monday.
Look out friends for your fruit, but
! don't think there is any use, for the
frost has got it all.
Mr.. L. II. Brydon went TO st. Louis
Monday
Mrs. Seth Morton returned home
Sunday from st. Louis. where she has
been visiting for the past few days.
Mrs. s. r. Pulliam. Mrs. NJ. +. Wig.
gins and Miss frankie Wells went to
Cairo Wednesday to do some trading.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21

mine.
The loss TO the strawberry growers
Of this county will be severe. Their
prospects for an immense crop was
grand one week ago. and farms which
gave indications of one hundred crates
to the acre will now produce perhaps
thirty.
The late crop is in good condit on,
and If no further misfortunes visit
them vegetables Of all kinds will soon
be growing again in plenty of time for
an immense crop this year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of Harry Grear, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed ere
cutor Of the last will And testament u Harry
Grear late OF the connty of Alexan-
der. and state Of Illinois, deceased.
hereby gives notice that she vii sppear before
the county court Of Alexander county, ct
the court house. in Cairo, at Ia dune term. A.
n 1895, OF said court, on the frst Monday In
June next. at which time ali persons having
claims against said estate are notinesa and
re uested to attend for the purpose Of having
The same adjusted All persons indebted 10 said
estate sre requested 10 make immediate pay
t,ent TO the undersigned.
Dated this 18th dag Of April. A. D.. 1855
LIZZIE gRxAR. Exeeatrix.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
GOLDEN.
.+.-++- .--+.+.
April 10. 1905.


Miss Alice Finley, who went &c
Brookport, H.. about two weeks ago
expecting to work there. has return
ed and accepted a position in Buck
dry goods store.
1t is predicted that the frosts have
badly damaged the fruit in the sur.
rounding localities.
The city elections of yesterday was
very holly contested, the entire pro
gressive ticket being elected as fol.
lows: Mayor, d. Y Bridges; alder
men, Albert Foreman, r. A. Van Bus.
KIRK and A. H. Joram; clerk, II. ID.
Lawrence.
Mr. Orb of Benton. ILL.,, is in the city
on business this week.
The residence of Harry Keith. living
about three miles west Of here. was
destroyed by fire Monday.
The blacksmith shop of John Hol
lady was destroyed by fire about 12
O'Clock last night. It was insured for
about threefourths of the loss.
Fred Kohler returned to his work
in St. Louis this morning. He had
spent two days in this place with his
parents.
Walter Baggctt of this place. made
a business trip to Herrin Monday.
Married at the home of the bride
in this city last Friday, Mr.. Otto Kerr
to Miss Pearl Forebush. They will
reside in this city.
The schools closed here last Friday
with the exception Of the high school
which will continue until the 2Sth of
April
The school election in hits city went
off very quietly last saturday. Ed
Buck, Geo. Rich. Emery Barker and
Harry Lawrence being elected on the
board.
J. E. Poindexter returned home Sat
urday from Ewing. ILL.,. where he had
spent week among relatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21

w P. Mester & Co.'S mill is again
running, after two days lay of for
repairs.
There is being quite lot of rhubarb
and asparagus shipped from here now.
The Golden band gives an entertain
ment at Miller's opera house Thurs
day night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
cHILDREN's ENTERTAINMENT.

The ladies of the Cairo Baptist
church are preparing to give an enter
tainment Saturday to the children OF
the primary class in their Sunday
school. commemorative Of Easter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea IS
positive, never nauseates OF upse;s
the stomach. Cleanses and purifies
tthe entire system. great blessing
to suffering humanity 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets. p. G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
Eczema.

Salt Rheum. Itch. Cuts. Burns.
Bruises. Scalds, Testers. Old Sores.
Wounds. Assesses. Carbuncles. Boils.
ErysipeIas. BARRIERS Itch. Sore Feet,
cured by Lark's All-Healing Ointment
Price Csc. Paul G. Schulz & Sons, and
Harry w. Schulz Drug Co. No cure,
no pay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21

There's one compliant the best NJ d
Finds quite beyond his skill
And that's the one his patients make
When he sends IN his bill.
Philadelphia Bulletin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

Sronung.- Sn ser ct. N3or.
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1919, @eit-S orotogoitroBe, uno Sr.
CHARLES @ilbclm oIrd) @ater Wlc-
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mug Der @Itern Der 9roit.
Gmpang iir inn9cS
GGepoor. 81 @bret leincr
Sod)ter, 6rou So6n M. 9rodntoll,
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gen cineS 8o0eSfolleS in Scr 6om.ilie
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bereitete geitern 4beno Sr. @enrp $.
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un0 @elung elnen bO6It oergniig.
lidcn Abeno mo ~erfreuten lid ipGter
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man ouf 5fpei idon nit 9lltmen DC.
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troffsn. - Charles Golcpsfi bon
Nr. 800, Siio.Gouington-gpe. iuur.
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nod Dem aStoot-Soipital" gebraft
ipelder, pie Der Motormonn oes
@aggonS Der goliaei erflGrte, bon
ieiilem Noggon an Der 9elair-Goof
~getrofien iuoroen wnr. Der Mom1
batte tiefe 8nnoen ouf oem aopfe IL
| am Slim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

ii6ernommen. @ls 8iibnenIeitcr
funqirten sic SS. @m. 9obrif uno
$. Goppler. 3u Ben oeridieoenen
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uno gon5 gercdt purocn, 9eborten
Die $50. 6. q. 6. Quonot, 8orliber,
Ben. Soffman, Sobn Soffmon, 9,
@ietifer, g. Mooiion, Senrp 8etS'
boor, Scnrp Sinners, Otto Gang,
i. ". @crmonJ &cnrp Slider, Geo.
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bot So. @ietl6er, S. Stodmunn
s, 9auernfcino, $. Mtottbieien, s. &.
9eder. 3. @cponS, sc. 9eoieI, @bil.
GfeI8, 6reo. ". Seller, $. @rlncs
mails, s. @IiB, 6. @unoina, $. &off.
man, $. &elomonn, GbQS. &obridL
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3. s. Sorn, Gobt. aebring, Sobn
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6reo. ShGor, s. ". Smith, Charles
Sdeioc, Tuguit 8birn, Sobn Gag,
GboS. @oIcnpeber, Geo. g. 3or.
bad, Chris. Gelcr, 6. W. 3irflcr,
s. Z. aobIbcpp, 6ranf 2oDr unO s.
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ooS S6ollturnen bonn @n6e-
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borte bon oielen Soften 0uS 9eoolt.
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Gltern geitattet lit, iol6en S6olltur.
men bet5uDobnen, 0enn nod ie0es
gfal boben oieie Soritelungen 5llr
6olge gebobt, Dab Dem &erein mai
nelle ar1fte 5ugefiibrt mur.
Den. SteinpolO'S Ordeiter ipielte
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sum Sor5. 9os 4rrongementSzGo,
mite 6eItano ats oen $50. @iQiom
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Soothing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
gnsocscidncte @inltrcl.@ orIteanns.


Die Goggles" in Der p2pric."
Cine b0dit gemlBrcide Abeno,
llnterboItltng. - Gutter 8eiu6
un0 nod b~eiieres &ergniigen.
Ole y@oItimorer @erie g9r. 80"
OeS Sr0eu8 Ser n@agles" icierte Den
Sltermontog nit elmer b6d)it gemlB-
reifen MISUNDERSTANDING in ser
n2pric." 0oS 3uiommen9eitelte bib
Idle Ero9romm lieB erieben, ooB Sr.
6reO. 6. Shauberger nid)t MIR nit
ieiner lohtun0igen 9enutniB an Der
Spite ser 6eitleitlln0 Itono, ionoern
ollh nit 2iebe BET ser Sod)e mar.
Sbm 5ltr Seitc itanoen sic $50. SO.
&irih, SoS. 6. Sore uno SoS. $.
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SobnS unO 8. @ertbeimer orrougirt;
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oSoneS" beitonocn aus: 2ennie
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Sedbeimer, Zeal Bourne uno Sui
ban &iOcr; Die .Eom6oS" moret:
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s. q. @lennon, $. q. Stemfomp,
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bell, Geo. gppler, @alter SomltelS,
&p. SomueIs, Stepe Campbell,
Soiporo @innid, @alter gggerS,
Eere &opIenien, gilbert &onOerlin-
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muel Mtebger, GboS. S6miot, s. S.
Cunningham. N. 6. 9IonoeG, Gbos.
SoliSuer, Sarrp Seffries, @. Gbom.
berS, @. g. @utrio9e, 90. &. 81.
Meorn mo s. S, &remer. 0os
Minitrel . Srfelter Itono inter 81.
reftion bon Cog. Hollmon.
Ser nWilliicaG 9lrt Club" trllg III.
ter 2eititng oe8 Erof. 9. MeIomet
orei 2ieoer Dor. S1mmtlide 8or.
trGge mlBten oocapo ge9ebeu lperoen.
Die l%tnterboltitng mar lebr gut be.
iudlt. 3um SdluB fano eiu Hotter
Dali ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

bei'm Spleen mar. Gr 3og it6 cine
4opfnunoe 5u, Die Inn i'm agalti.
morer unioerittGtS- Soipital" perbuns
0en muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
Sditfsnadrihten

3en Dorf, "a. gtpriI. - gnges
fommen: Die 9ampfer galbingia"
BON Somburg. n8roonlnno"bon ants
nerpert, yNtorco Miugbetti" bon @e.
MIA uno Der 0ampfer oGretic" BON
8enuo uno Heapel.
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0ompfer n6iuIau0" Coon Retu-gorf)
noh gntiperpen.
2i5aro, "a. ApriI.- BaIfirt: Der
9ompfer minneapolis" Coon NeU.
9ort) nod 2onoon.
SntibtrabnlG, "a. Ipril. =
Eoiiirt: BERG ompfero @ommeronion"
(pon Seem. Yorf) noh Glasgow.
Gberbourg, 81. aprtI. - Der
Gompier naoiier 8ilbeIm Der 3mei=
te" lit bon 3eu.Dorf bier angefom.
men mo mad Bremen meitergefab-
rem.
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Sampler oSonigin 2uiie" lit bon
RefusYort bier ongetommen un0 nad
gteopel unO @enla lpeitergefabren.
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fobren: Scr 2arnpfer y2a%urention"
nod philadelphia.
0ober, "a. April. - 4%6gefobren:
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brrg) nod Relu=Dorf.
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men: Der 9umpier oBrin5eiiin Bic
torio 2iliie" bon gtelpYorf.
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tommen: Der 8ampfer o9oiier 8iI-
belm Der 3meite" bon Neu,gorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

liuu fUllupClpplu.
0ooer, "a. @pri(. - 4~6gefobren:
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burg) no6 ReluzYorf.
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men: Der 9onpfer oBrin5eiiin Sic.
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tommet: Der 8ampfer o9oiier @iI-
belm Der 3peite" BON 0ep.g)orf.
Ibfnbrtstase Der GsennOampfer bon
Netu.Yorf.
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nod &otteroom.
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gpriI nod RedpeI uno @enua.
0nmpfer Baltic" am &c. april
naf) 2tperpooI.
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nod Sabre.
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april nod Bremen.
9ampfer r0eutidGanO" am 81.
GpriI nod Somburg.
9ampier n@ermania" oi1 90.
april uo6 Reapel.
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nod Neopcl uno @enua.
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nad liverpool.
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gprit naf Samburg.
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nod Nenpel uno @enuu.
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gpril nod Glasgow.
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Ipril no1 Soutbdmpton.
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april nn6 2onoon.
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april nnb auttuerpen.
9nmpfer n5urnellia" am 80.
@pril nodJ Glasgow.
0ampfer raronprin5" am 2. Wai
nad Bremen.
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nah Samburg.
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nad 2%ioerpool.
Ole Grbobuneen Ser
6leiidpreiie in ben letteu 3agen
ueroen bonn Sleil6trult ben 8iebs
5iidtern in Die Sfitbe geifoben. Die
oen Marft controliren. Die 8ieb-
5iid)ter beboupten ongegen. Dab Der
TrrIt Die Yreile obne @runo beraiif.
geidrolbt babe. 8eioe mogen ref)t
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Die Goniumenten 5oblen Die 3edIe.
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lilte 9eiebt neroen. @enn cs iih
nm zines Der mif)tigiten Nnbrlingss
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gurg, uniomebr ais Der 3ruIt nadl
alter @epflogenbeit TIeiid an oos
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Snlonoe.
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ais .Subltitut" 5i Itenen fir oen
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bingeridtet iperben Ioa. SIR 8riioer,
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S%nugenif)tS, nn Incident Die @elt
nidJtS perliere. nabreuo YSerr Hit.
SoIpb" li6 oielleiflt BET gutter 4nlei.
tung nod) ouf oen redten @eg su.
riidiiibren laiie. @obrideinlid) mill
oos bod)ber5ige Mdofen oieie 4nlei.
ting lelbit iiberuebmen. @s lit nar
frnglid), Oh Die Soliptperion, nantlib
Der SER 9rlioer. NIT Dem hiibiden
Arrangement eirt~uerltanoen lit.
9ieangabe, ooB bon oem
bel G%eniocola Dor glnfer lieaenoen
@eidfpaoer nnierer 3rieesmarine
600 Mann ollrdlgebrannt leien. tritt
ous Iarines9 epartement NIT Der
angobe entgegen. eS ieien vnnr" so
getueien. ~gtnr" aft5igl 9oS ideint
oenn ood mebr. ais senitg ait iein.
guBeroem muB man i'm ai,ee bebol.
ten, oaB inter iehen 4disia Die sobl.
reid)en GeIerteiire. Die ipieoer einge.
fanaen muroea. nift einaerednet
| iiuo.
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ter 2eitlmg oes &rof. .. MeIomet
orei 2ieoer Dor. SGmmtIide 8or.
trdge mltBten oocapo ge9eben peroen.
Die ltnterbaItlmg mar lebr gut be.
iudt. 3um SdluB faro eiu %ilotter
Dali Itott,
Wt emoriolfenIte r en- f.
biiIlt. - Sn 0egenport elmer gro.
ben 0olfsmenge mo inter Gntfol.
tung geeigneter reIigioier Geremos
MEN ipuroe Sonutng Worgen in Der
oeltiden lutberiiden ct. DARIUS
Stride, an Der gde bon 8roooipaD
uno Soirrnoilnt S%(penlle, Elm pr1fti.
geS Wemoriolfeniter entbiiQt, pel6eS
bon Den $50. Senrp Smith & So1nen
5ltm Nnoenfen an Die peritor6enen
Gltern geitiftet nltr6e. Goitor Socob
i. Miller miOmete pen Sooten einen
ebrenoen Rnfruf uno Der 8ir6endor
perlhonte Ole 6eier oiird muiifolilde
9or6ietun9en.
6ri35i S6eff mar tronf.
= Die 3iemlid quite auOien5 III Der
nWlllif- Afooemie" iuuroe geItern
gIbeuo ettuoS enttGirldt inoem Die
eriuortete 6ri55i Shcff mlSblieb; iic
mar ourdl ein poriibergcbenOeS I'm.
mobliein o%erbinoert, ollf Der 9iibne
81 eridleinen. Sbre Hoae lullroe bon
Sri. Bertha SolD nit iooiel 8ro5ie
gegeben, ooB bieielbe ibr groBcn Bel.
foIl eintrlg. 6ri5i Sdeff miro belite
s(beno oltf ser 9iibne erifeinen.
ableben. - Ho6 mir fltr5ent
2eioen Itorb geiteru friib 6rou Sio'
bella WicGulougb I'M Sitter bon 67
Sobren in ibrcr 8obnung, Gtr. 1925,
Noro-@ oroline StroBe, an Der @elb.
illdt. Die Seritorbene mar bis Iebtc
8ode oni6eineno seiiino uno bel gu.
tenn Wlitbe. Sbr @atte Itorb Dor 10
Sobren al Der Greter.S troBe. sic
binterl1Bt cine Softer. Die 8attin
beS Observation-Disclosures Sobn .. Spence
bon @pons & Spence, uno eineu
Sobn, Srn. @m. y. WcGuaougb,
9nd)bolter bel Der 8irmo @ebr. Wen.
Oels. Die YceroiGung finoet mor9cn
itott.
SSm Glter bon "a Subren lit &c.
tern Sr. alfonS giittncr in gtr.t0O9,
SiiOzGorep.S troBe, geitorbett.
8or s Ms SopftnS' g Of.
e. - Snt rSobns Sopfins. SoipitoL"
lit am Sonntog 6rou GmilD $. Sens,
Die Satin bon &rtt. Samuel 5. Sens
bon Clifton, Gecil.Goiintp, an Den SoI.
gen elmer operation geitorben. sic
nor 20 Sabre alt uno cine Ni6te bon
SobitS SopfinS, oent 8riinoer oes
glcidnomigen SoipitolS.
erreid t e iein 3tel. -
Sm .MiorpI1noer llniperiitGts . so.
ipitol" itorb geitern Der 81 Sabre
olte Sobu S. 0onoblte bon Hr. 767.
@eit-BrnttitraBe, melder am 10
April 5tt @eitport IN iel6Itmoroeri
ider 9(biidjt cine Dolls 9arboliGurt
einnabm. 0onoblte bate bereits fri
Der einen Selbitlnorooeriild) genoft
Stiir5te BON Der Seiter
= @r. SomeS s. Godc, cit SoilS.
malef bon 0r. 80. Siio.G olbounitr.
fiel geitern Dor bent Souie Yer. 1903
SoGinSitroBe, bon eirter Better mt
true cine 10 ihlimme aopfuerletunf
oabon, oaB ct III Der ambnlon5 De.
iiiOlueitliden Eiitrifts radl feincl
Bobanng iibergeiiibrt ueroei
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

Ger ,SSSllnior : Gprdntioen : GLIB"
gob eeitern Nbenb IN Der o@erma.
MIA Mdnnerd)or Sale" ieinen 30.
Sobresboa, Der nit elmer abeno.
utterboltung berfniipft pnr. 8os
gon3 allsge5eid)nct gut beIudte Ser.
aliigen in Der ,@ermonio M0nner.
dor.SoQe" iultroe nit elmer Super-
tire oes SteinfuoIo'ihen Srfeiters
croffnet, Damn folgte elm obtpefieln-
oeS fomiideS Erogramn, an ueldeS
lif oie jopaniiden Sableaur 6eS
,%,Sunior . Gpromioen . Clubs" unter
2eitung oes Srn. 8m. SinfenbrinJ
nniflolien. 9aS nSunior-A uortett,
beItebeno aus Den SO. 2ouis Sing,
Ioi. giener, 2ouis 8elt uho %. 8.
Iottbieien, brahte burd einen 8or.
trog cine 6iibffe Ablpedslrng. Hoh
elmer peiteren tiirneriihen 2eiitiing,
Die abernolS iporm ~applaiioirt iunr-
De, Iieb man ben Son5luitigen freieS
Gpiel. Gie 2eitung bes muiifoIiihelt
: hpiIps hottie Yrof. 9. 6. Npibpfun3
The Lamar register., 1905-03-22
Another Shooting in Denver.

Denver. March l9.-Lying in wait
behind a porch at West Colfax and
Julian street, where the people of the
neighborhood were in the habit of
waiting for a car in rainy weather. VIII
liam G. Smith, railway freight clerk
employed by the Burlington Railroad
Company, yesterday morning watched
for his enemy. Gus Neufeld. an iron
rnoulder in the employ of the Davis
Iron Works Company. Upon his ar
rival Smith drew a revolver and fired
five shots. Four took effect in the
body of Neufeld. wounding him NOR
tahy. The fifth penetrated the left leg
of Bernard Winters, foreman in the
Denver folding bed factory. Winters
may recover. Both victims were taken
to St Anthony's hospital. which is
close by the scene of the shooting.
Neufeld died tonight.
Smith had quarreled with his neigh
Dor. Andrew Berkes, about disputed
lot line. Neufeld lived with the
Berkes family and is charged by the
Smiths with having offered brutal in
suits to Mrs. Smith.