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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
IMI0EmmoC Cole

Girls mOdesty and oVersensitivenesa
often puzzle their mothers and baffie
physicians. because they withhold their
confidence ut this critical period.
A mother should come To her child's
aid and remember that Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will at this
time prepare the system for the coming
change and start the menstrual period
In q young girls life without pain or
irregularities.
Miss Emma Cole OF Tuilahoma, Tenn 3,
writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhams-
~ want 10 tell you that am enjoying bet
ter health than have for years, and owe
itall 20 Lydia X. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
"When fourteen years Of age suffered al
most constant pain, and for two or three
years had soreness and pain In my side,
heAdaches and was dizzy and nervous, and
doctors eli failed 70 help me
Lydia r. PinkhAms Vegetable Compound
was recommended, and after taking Il my
health began ~ improve rapidly, and think
it saved my life Isincerely hops my sxpori-
ence win be help toother girls who are pass
ing from girihood 10 womanhOod, for know
your Compound win do az much for them"
II you know of any young girl who IL
sick and needs motherly advice ask her
10 write Mrs Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. I,
and she will receive free advice which
will put her on the right road 70 a strong,
healthy and happy w0mAnhood-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
FROM TACOMA.
A Delightful Birthday svrprIsS-LoeaI
and Personal Notes.

A Delightful Blrshdav svrprIsS-LoeaI
and Personal Notes.
Tacoma, June IA delightful sur
prise picnic dinner YES given Mr. X.
n. Chamberlain lac, Wednesday NJ her
elegant home, by relatives and friends
In honor OF her birthday. After q
bountliul dinner, eaten In the pretty
dInlng.FoOm, Toe cream. sherbet aud
cake were served. Most OF the after
neon vas spent In listening 10 Instru.
meneal and vocal music rendered by
Miss AaFtis Chamberlain, Mrs. r. N.
OhsmbeFlAlh and Mr. =, n. Olyatt.
The dag was one 10 be remembered
With pleasure.
A number Of the young people Of
this nslghboThood accompanied the
baseball team TO Gainesville thursday,
70 witness the game between them aud
gainesville. We regret to say our
bore we're beaten.
Mics Lot,is KnoI, q handsome young
lady Of Plant City, 10 visiting friends
here.
Miss Daisy Walton, . lovely sIrl
from waeahoota, Was yisiting frlends
here SOnday.
X. n, Chamberlain, J. W. Miller aud
h. A. Fostes sook In the ersursIon
eaRAay 70 Waite spVihRs. They ~
port . pleasant dAy.
Tue Ladies' MissioaaFy society wlll
meet 40 tho sohoolhonse nsxt saIa rday
aftegaooa, - 4 o'eloek. since IL L. 20
- elseaion Of ofseess. let ell the mem.
beFs Be present.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

4 thousand Dollars Worth Of Good
II have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, passing
gravel or stones with excFuciating
pain" says A. H. ThuFnes, q well
known coal operator Of Buffalo, o. II
cot no relief from medicine until be-
gan taking Folsy's kidney Cure; then
the result was surprising. A few doses
started the brick.dust.lits substance
and now l have no pain across my kid.
neys and feel like q new man. IL has
done me OIL 600 worth OF good" Foley's
Kidney Cure will cure every form of
kldney or bladder disease. ]. W. Me-
Collnm 4 90,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

S,sabsRville. o., June S-Becanss
William Ayrvs started up the tun
"Elue Bells" for q crowd OF young
folks enroute home from q dance. he
was fatally stabbed by william Owens.
who walked up to him and plunged .
knife into bic Aedomea vithoas saytAs
= word. Owens had been arinktAs
and he had an antipsthy 20 the song
He vas arrested az HE home. TIE
boyS had been llfslong triendA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
FEAR ENTERTAINED FOR BOAT
Yacht Apache Which Entered Race
Not Vet Heard from.

Not Vet Heard From.
New York, June 5.-Friends OF El
mund Ralph, OF the New York
Stock Exchange. owner Of the bark
rugged auxiliary yacht Apache. which
sailed May rs In the race for the EN-.
peror'a cup, are beginning to express
fears for the racers safety.
All the other boats have finished
and the Apache has not even been
sighted since she was last reported by
the steamer Columbia. May 22.
In the Apache's course. less than 500
miles eastward was q field OF lceberKa.
and some fear is expressed for her
safety. The Apache was well sup
piled with small boats, life RATS aud
provisions
Besides Mr.. Randolph she had on
liH both web known yaehtsmeu:
StuyVeaant Leroy. r. Burnside Poole,
W. Gordon Fsilowes. Joseph Hartman
and Or. Watson h. Morris. The crew
numbered IS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
PROF. ]. n. BMNSON
GOES TO ROLLINS
Where he Takes Charge Of the
Business Department.
MosT ExoELLENT INsTRVoroR

For Four Years It the Head Of East
Fiefida Seminary BvsInsss Depart
msat-tias Made Many FrIsnds--All
wIsh Him Success.
Prof ,, II. BrinSon, who hes been
the worthy principal Of chs business
department. OF che East Florida Semi
mary IN this city the past four years,
since the opening Of that branch In
1901, and for FIVE years directof Of ths
Summer normal 81 Orange Springs,
has been chosen principal OF the Roll
lIns Business School 81 Winter Park.
and will begin his new work at the
twsnty.hrst opening Of Rollins College
on October !, next.
Prof. Crimson WAS born In Marion
county snd u one OF the veteran In
stFuetofs Of che State, having taught
nine years In the public schools, flve
summeTsiat Orange Springs. and the
past iour years 10 East Florida Semi.
nary, besides conducting commercial
schools In several FiOFida elites.
Achieving marked success ~ the pre-
siding spirit OF q commercial school,
be hes been q practical business man
as we'll. His business courses were
taken In three we'll known commercial
colleges shd his aesdemlc courses at
she white Springs Normal and the
Bowling Green (Ky.l Normal School,
Of which he 10 . graduate. Prof. Brin-
son 10 enthusiastic and HE future work
a. Rolllns will undoubtedly meet the
expectations Of the college authorities
who elected him.
In speaking with Dol. Henry 3.
Chubb, one Of the trustees Of Rollins
College, he informed The Sun that no
had kept q close watch Of ths conduct
Of Professor Crimson, and when he
saw that the Eat Florida Seminary
was . thing OF the past, he made On
Effort 10 secure him for Rollins. lie
spoke In highest terms Of the pro-
fsssoF, and seemed pleased 20 thlnk
they had secured bic services.
Professor Brlnson has made many
warm friends IN Gainesville who will
regret % zee him and his estlmable
family bid farewell 10 our city, AS an
instructor he has proven most thor.
OHGh, taking . deep interest 10 bic
work. He 10 . thorough Christian
gentleman, . member OF Mt. Vernon
Lodge No. 30, Knights Of PythiAs, and
. most genial gentleman wlthal. Al.
slough somewhat reserved, he has q
Saeulty Of drawing friends 70 him. and
In . social way he 10 al agreeable eom-
PaaIop, possessed Of fund OF good
ideas and dignity TO command che re-
Spsct Of eli who know him,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
THE FIRST PIE PLATES.
They We're MADE BY the GeFman
PettePs OF Philadelphia.

they We're Made By the GermAn
Peters of Philadelphia.
The 6rst pie plates were made early
In the eighteenth century by the Ger
man potters who settled in Phlladel-
phia.
After the clay was prepared Il was
cut into small pieces by means Of q
brass wire and taken to the work.
bench 10 be made into plates.
The clay was roughly beaten into a
hAttened form looking like q colossal
buckwheat cake This was rolled out
into = thin sheet with q roller much
like rolling pin and then q disk
cutter WAS used 90 cut II into circu-
lar pieces OF the required diameter.
This bat. rs II was called. was then
laid on board until partly dry aud
was then decorated.
The SLIP decoration was applied by
means OF slip cup, an earthen vessel
with goose quilts inserted into the
openings, through which the liquid
slip was made to trickle over the ware
In variety OF patterns. Just as icing
10 applied 20 cake az the present time
The slip mixture was Of q creamy col.
or made Of white clay and water.
FavoFlte motives for decorations
were nowerS. fruits aud scenea. tulips
being q special pet
A Lutheran minister asked his potter
% dine with him 10 discuss designs for
q set Of plates he wiaAed 10 ordsr.
An the potter was accustomed % dina
&C ~. be was Almort fAmisbsd Whsn
the elerEyman's 2 e1elock dinner was
served when the 80 e platss cane
homa. each with Q ptoss sentiment IN
tsrwoven anoag tha marginal aseorA-
tiona. TIE mlniseeE tauehea % nnA en-
extra plats, bearing th.s hnssEaptasa: !
have never bssA &C . plass wAeN
e@ey dine - lasa- ne mueA fsR PsnA-
aysvanla-C SFunaR humoR.-Philaeslphia
LMAwuF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

Nashville. Team. Jane 5 -Deeoratlou
day vas observed here today BY Gun
tsdeEaas Veterans and other affiliated
societies with inprUsntVs exercises Il
Confederate 0rsls b ~ olives cem-
stSry. In the cfrcae are buried l.tsi
defenders Of the loss cause. and seat.
tspod over ths eaAstsry ar haHsFeds
a othera Addresses acre dnVssa
and a0vVs scattered ovss tAs WaRea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

Indianapolis. lhe~ June the 81.
PrOms eoaEt IN ne AFst aetomOSJis a.
esaoa held that drivers Of machines
may be liable fOr damages fur ssciasni
caused by frlshtea@a horses TIE
eaaFt hoolds that walls eutuists haVs
. FiEht 10 uss tie pahlie reads. tARy
szast 81 witA eus rsSnFe AOs tie
'sasAls - ethegA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

Extreme hOs weather y q great tai
oPoa ths digestive poVeF Of babies
WhsR puny aud feeble they should b
Givea isw dosss Of whites Cream
vsrSniiOEe, ths chIldrsns Ioaie. II
will stimulate aad facilitate The dises.
lteo Of their tooe, - that they snou
become strona. heAltky and aetivp
Sod b. ". n. Iohnsaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

Sprainsd Ankle. sllH Neck. lame
Shoulder.
These are IhO common ailmehts for
which ChAmberlain's Pain BALM IL e.
peciAlly valuable. II promptly applied
u will save you time, moaey and suf-
iePinR when troubled with any one Of
these ailments. For sale by all drug
giafa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

INK dIIN VT "1-E :,
liable to be attacked, the
hands. feet, back, arms, face
and legs are the parts most
often afflicted. The cause OF
Eczema is a too acid condi-
ton Of the blood. The cir.
culation becomes loa d ed
with fiery, acid poisons that
aI.-..wh tho
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
cRIsIs or eIRLROOD
4 TIME or PAIN AND PERIL
1zl1s Ezma ooae eays 4l,ak Lydia =
rinAhsm's vsgstanis 0onDound has
Saved Her 1ifs ana Made Her Wen

How many lives Of beautiful young
girls have been sacrificed Just rs they
were ripcniRg into womanbood I How
many irregularities or displacements
have been developed at this important
period, resulting IN years Of suffering !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
WittelSbnd)cr pun Baltimore.
@roRc Grfnriiun uad) Sen Mar.
Counting Den %. Snni.

Grlongt morgen Nben0
ibrc 6reibcit 10 ieoer. - Sri.
SronccS u. Golpnri, cine friibere 2eb-
rcrin an Der pcItliden boberen Sod-
teridpiIc, lpelhe IN 1900 lueaen Gr.
langenS bon 0eloern inter follden
Sorm0n0cn ST. elmer 3ud)tbollSItrafe
bon tiluf Sobren perurtbeilt ulr0c,
miro morgen Nbcn0 ibre Strofe ob,
9cbiiBt bobcn mo ibre 6reibeit mie.
oererlongen. Die InfIogc ouf mel.
DIE lie perllrtbeilt nltr0c, luor, $500
BON 6rolt Wortbo u. Greer erlnnot
5u bobelt. Sm 2nrlie Der llnteriu.
dung %itellte lid) ieoob berolts, ooi,
lie iiber $500 bon 6reumocu uno @e-
toltnten erlnngt bate. 9ei 0ent
Ero5ciic bebouptete lie Itcif uno ieIt,
Dab OoS 0elO 5llriiderItottet meroen
luiirOe, dber felt Dem ScrIorie Ser
Sabre bat man nidt ooS @erinqIte
BON Dem 8erbleibcn 0c& 8eloeS err
mitteln f1nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

NbIebcn. Sn ieiner @oD-
nlutq, Ger. 1t2, acknowledgements,
itorb gcitern &r. Charles Senrb ab.
6olt nod lGngerem 2eioen. Sr. gt6.
ban milroe in 1927 in Seiien ~geboren
uno FAM in Sen HepolllttonSjabren
nod Baltimore mo bat lett 1913
umnterbrohen bier gepobnt. @r
binierlGBt bier fiinf Sinner, 6ran
Inno ~. Wenden, Srolt 2ortiie Gus
fen, Sruu 8iqiom @erner, Srn. W,
&. N6bou un0 GboS. $. Ibbau, JIM,
iopie cine groBe 3obl @nfel, unter
benen ou6 Sr, $. g. Menden, Elm
befonnter 3eitungsmonn lid befin-
oct. Gie 9eerOigung iinoet Conner
itog Hodmittog olli Dem rSeruIo'
lens : 6ricoboie" 81 8orOennille
itott. Yoitor Or. i. 9b. Seeming
boltlen miro ole Sranerfeier leiten.
Sn Nr. COS, O~It.2omborh.
StroBe, Itorb geitern SIR. hilbert
Miin69eiang i'm Nlter BON y Sab
rem uno 7 Monoten. ST nor Der
ein5ige Sobn Ser 6rou Guguitc
2om6erti. 9ie 8eeroiguug finbet
belite Itott.
5ruu 1orotbeo Bad Die 8itt-
pe bon Aonm 9odl, itor6 i'll ibrer
8obnuig, Nr. t05, NorO-6ulton-
Npenue, I'M alter BON So Sabren.
1ie 9eeroieung iinoet moraen Sor'
mittag BON Scr ct, IlpboniuS' Stride
aus itntt.
@eitern iriib ltorb nod LANCER
aronfbeit Sr. Senrp 2eutner i'm
glter bon Sc Sabren 8 Monaten uno
% Eagen, geliebter @otte bon Clio.
beth 2elltner. Die 9eeroiguna finoet
morgcn Nadmittag = llbr BON ieiner
lebten @obnune, Nr. S14, Hiogelp.
StroBe, ans had Der ep.. lutberiiden
Martini.airbe, Gde bon Sbarp- unb
Senriettu-S truBe, oui Der p2ouoon'
Torf- Genleterp" itatt.
Gle SobreS 9onpention
Der WarplGnoer 8roBloge oes lin
a%bbGn9igen Sroens Der DOB Sci
Ions" begonn geitern abeno i'm
Sempel an Der GotbeorolItroBe. IS
luoren ungefabr 100 Geleaoten err
idicnen. Gie Sibungen mernen
Ieutc fortgeiebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
StaOt Baltimore.
NnS yGcttcr.


Tiir MurDluno m1o 0cl 0iitritt
Columbia ih0nco, mdrmcre3 G8ettcr
uno mcitIihc @&iuOc,
Ger b0hitc GbcrmonrctcritouO mar
AS @ruo nm , llbr A}ddmittoQ9.
Ger uicoriaitc Cbcrmomctcritnlo
nnr 81 @rnO nm ; llbr N}orQcn2.
Mittlcrcr @oromctcritnn0 3O0i,
Der uicoriQitc Ibcrntomctcritono
Der lcBtcu 81 Shmocn in nodiolgcn-
Den St0otcu mar mic iolgt; Goitport
80. EortluuO Is. Bolton -, Nlbnun
80. Mem 2orf IS. 4%biloocIp6iu 81,
Sorriabura -. Ntluntic Gitp 81,
@ui6inQton -, Noriolf 36, @ottc-
a 10. Charlotte 81, gSilminQtou 36,
Ghurlcitou 10, Sopumob 40, Sad.
ionuiuc H. &llpitcr 81, Sen &cIt GS,
Ntlanta -, Wtontgomcrp IS, 9teus
9rlCana 5OGuIcItinc ~, @ulpclton64,
Corpus G6riiti GG, N}cmpbiS IS, Gin
Dinnuti 81, Eitt3bura %, O9ipcgo
30. Buffalo %, Glcpcluno 80, 0etroit
%, 2upcnu 26, M%orQlette 26, @reen
Ban 30, Chicago 81, 0ulut6 26, ct.
Saul 30, Ct. Solli@ 81, &onioa.Gitp
80, omaha 30, Slron 1S, @i&mord
Is, @iQiitou s, 8oprc %, @cleno
30 Sult2utc 10, 0enper 80, 9tortt
@lottc IS, Googe 30, 9[morino 30.
Cos Nn9elcS 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
@erlucncncr llcberfaa.

! Nj. SDQrlP2 z. Nuil VI ClltIll pSANp-
tor etoStthpiI q pier @eoelaae-
q - Hbori,ncr ,rrh berouht 49,
S'e' "'o'''' !" %'"'"
Charles .. Sort, Elm Selegrnpbiit
i'm Rijrcou fiir orobtloie G~elearapbie
:, so, 7r,++or Mfohonie - 0f,,,o-
p0'''' '"'''o' III ~ "0N' ''' 0'''-
rag ollf 8'''VrI' o'' oVt "r''''o''''3oe-
me, nabe 6apetteltroBe bon eIner
@lu5uhl jlulger 2ertc iiberinQcl uno
i'm S42 in 9ooraclo, cinen Gbcd i'm
0aort6c ro,, elO ,on,io ciro0iomo,,t.
m.t.I -, me-. 90.
o"ly.'""''' >'''''' ~" pr ''
'0tloI rn a. GAO
o>V n. ~, eSa'"% ~" 80
"o' o ",t9, ''"p,, 49, 9'"''9
To!n ~" r GL?, w." a.. }ooa ma "L.0
''u." 49, ~"
a,o, 1toEort"tt
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&C.,. yD as"nmio;on 80
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80 ~ o." gh a,,
&c.. 'E"r:" 80 y"
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~'p 9s',9''',1 GEa $50 "f'" 49,,
o"t'9 wv 'G' ',,'g, -
;a,r,,n I'" ,n'> 0G.%itrnsn a., T,;oIE;t
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mr, m,n. aS
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m,a
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u, s;o 800 ,nShro,n n;o GEp
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
SdiffSfarten bon mnS nad) ScutldJ
lunb.

&on Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite bis 5tm I. Mai $40 II. SAL. 80;
nod Dem 1.0tai 500; Sremen-9ol-
timore bis sum 1. Iitguit $3.50;
pom /. aneult bis t.gtopember SOL.
80 unb 5000, Hmoreiie su biui-
gerem 4reiie. Sbo. 8. Sicncr & Gu,,
Simmer Nr. 3. III G..2erinaton.
StraBc. OPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Within Nperr.

SIS itorb in @oi6ington, :. 6.
9ll6ina Goerr, geb. 6on5l, Satin
BON Sobn 0oerr, I'M AIter BON 2S.
Sa6ren in 9tr. rs, 10. StraBe
R.sW. U07-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
9ennn,s feine aerSftcte Gnffres

merOen III allen Staottbeilen BON
Baltimore perfauft. 9ie por3iigIide
SuaIitGt uno maBigqn 8reiie MAIDEN
oieielben geraoe3u beriibmt.
G.9.9ennp So, Sbee, Saffce, 3nder.
(gtprtl5. iSiSoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

VS." 6ortidritt lit Die 8arole, ipel.
DIE Die v8ittelsbafer" auf i6r $50.
nier ge'trieben. 0aS boben Tie ourb
ibren gl1r5eno perloufenen Mosfeu-
boa bepieIen, uno oos belpeiien lie
jebt mieoer oaourf, bob ie bereits
ollie Gorbereitrmgen fir ibre Grfur.
lion nad Ten.Mar am %. SUM &c,
trotfen babcn. Sir n1bere Gin5el-
beiten bead)te man beItGnoig Die GIN
5eigenIpolten ocS n9eutihen GORE.
iponoenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

titCl Der StraBen in Sil6oit.gulti=
more unteriu6en, uno Der Wapor
miro Damn NIT Der oGonton.Gomp. a"
IN llnterbon0luug treten.
@e rnitnfttger @uuS6eitbe ser.
6r. 5elioir W. Worriott, Elm pro-
minenter @rrn0ciQentbumS.Aqent H..
Nnlpult, ifrieb Dem Gon1ite, er babe
SIT %ici1er llcberroi6ung BON Srn.
Botrid TlonniQon uernommcrL sic
@niidt bobe iih pCrbreitct, ouB SuuS.
ciqeutbijmcr Der Soften luegcn geqen
Die Nb5ug9fono .gnlci6c icicn. Bon
ieincu @cid)dft9fremocu, Die BETTER
mo NQcytten fir @lmocrte bon
Mohn. mo @cihditab6uiern ieicn,
lei fem cin5iGcr Gcaen Die 9lnlcibc,
Gr babe oQcr0iuQ9 ole OfiCt6e crb0bt,
abcr nidt biniihtlih ocS gcploltten
Observation-Disclosures %ionoeru neil Oie
9todfroge nod @obmrn0eu uno Sc
i%6Gftsbdricrn 3%ugcnDmmeu babe.
&oll9eigenthiimcr miirocu Ollrd) elm
a~llQcncinc9 Nb5tgSfuuulipitcn in
mander 5inlidt @cIO lporcu, 0aS
Heini8en Der &loateu lmlo ooS Ser
itopfcn Der oft ST. nicl in Nniprud
gcnomnencn BripotobuuQSfanGle
milroen %nlfb6rcn. @l5 8eiipicl fii6rtc
Sr. Marriott oil, er bobc Die Scnfz
CRUDE oca Souie9 9tr. 63S, g2cIt.
6rUntlin-S troBe, in 31@ Monoteu
orci Nal reiniqcn loIicn mo ooiiir
$50 6c5oblt. ST.. Mlorriott ioQt aud,
CT crltlde icine Mietbcr, iiir ole Pm.
lcibcn 81 ltinmlen.
&criomm lunQCM
Cas- Gumpognc q Goulitc trof &C.
tern arrangements iiir cine QroBc
MISUNDERSTANDING Die nGhitcn
0ouucrItag 2bcno in Der 9ronOmon-
Wfnrftballc itottfmocn miro. Die &iitc
ser 2eoncr lit nod nidt ouiegeiteut
Ger o@toro Nultimorcr &crI60ne
run9S &erein" miro 1ddItcn Grcitog
@lbcno IN Gromn'5 @ulc, an 6ronceas
StruBc mo T1llton.Nuentc, cine Ser.
iunmlumg boItcu SIT @ttnitcn ser gln.
Ieibcu. Der &ercin miro in Gorpore
am ndGlten 0ienitog }Gbcu0 Der Ser.
iommlung in Dem ACKNOWLEDGMENT
al EcnniDIuonio. mo 6llltons9lpe.
b%eiiuobnCn.
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ldc OemOtrotiid)e Gllb Der 6. g8urO
in 9tr. 81, tor0-@aibingtonsS traBe,
cine &eriammlung boltcn, in mel
der SIT iprcden @r. @odter crIrrht
porocn lit.
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Der n3icgelitei1mourer : ltnion Ger.
l." bcnohri6tigte Dos Gompugne-
Gomite GeIterlL Dob sic Union oic
Nnlciben inooilirt babe.
Cine BON Srn. George 2eimbod
unter5cihncte 3uidrift benoGrihtigt
Oua Gomitc, ooB Nr. u. .. 0oIfielo
0Is 8epr0lentont oeso OIt-Noltimorer
@eifGitalelte 8creina" in Dem
Gumpogne-@omit ernonnt mor0en
lei unO Dab Der Gercin ole orei Pm
lciben inboiiirt babe.
Sn0oiiiren NnlCiben.
Die 3obl Der Stootrotb@sGonoiOu.
ten melde Dem Gonlpogne Gomite
ibren Stanbprutft be5iiglih Ser gln.
leiher nod nibt crfIGrt 6uben, lit ultf
ndt r%eOu5irt. @citeru ontnorteten
Nr. 2oui9 9. @reene, Gem, bon Der
H. mo Nr. Oregon @ilton 0ouiS,
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5I @lnlten Der Nnlciben %crtl1rtell.
Sr. Sorrn 8e0eS HllSt. &oriiBer
oca Oemofrotii6en Stoot.Gomite'a,
erid)icn geitern I'M SollptQllortier Ii.
trll9 Dem Gampugne-Gomite ieine
peri0nlid)en 0ienite an.
stir Den Gompoqne. 6on0.
Die yMcbonicS' NotionolsY unf,"
Ocrcn ErGii0ent @r. Sobn y. &unriup
it, I%tellerte geitcrn $3.50 5lm Gont-
pogncfono bel. Shcriif @reen Itell-
crte $50 gum GompogneionO bel.
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Sotnlbsridts aus @nibinstOu.
&n Spmcn&' SunOeu.

IS II ~ y III I II > y u II u II.
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6rau M. aoufulonn oobier oeren
Godter, Sri. &oiepbiuc &oufmom,
nit Srn. q. StrouB bon Baltimore
fiir'S 2ebcn pereint. Sr. StrouB bot
auf DER oSobns SopfinS' uniper-
iit0t" in Baltimore ituoirt mto lit
Efitg!ieo oe9 nSuburbun Clubs"
IS luaren Inir WfitgIieoCr Der beioeu
TantiIien uno intime Srcunoe bel ser
CromInQ nmpeieno, luelde olird sic
Gubbincr Stern mo Simon boQ.
5ogeu muroe. Inter Sen 8Giten be.
fnnben lid &r. mo Srou Samuel
StrouB, Sr. II. 6rou Siuoc StrauB,
len, Sr. mo 6rou 90. 2. GtrauB,
6rou u. :. StrouB, Sr. Son StrolrB,
Sr. uno 6rou Siooc StrouB, jim,
Sruu 9. 6c6en6od), Srou GIi
StruuB &r. @uitop Wfidc( mo Sr.
I}. Snmitog Don Baltimore; Sr. uno
6rou q. &oufmom lmo Grou 4(6crt
9crluonger bon gtem- Oorf; Or. $. 2.
9nufmom BON @oibinQton. 9oS
iluqc Gour miro cine ISOLDE in Nt,
lontic.Gitp ucrmeiIcn uno Damn cine
0od5eitSreiic ourb 6eu Sii0en mo-
den. Gfo6 ser Sour oltr6 oen Gil.
Den meroen Sr. uno Srou StrauB
ibrGn @obniiB in Nr. 1924, Gutom.
StroBc, Baltimore, boben.
&m @oipitol q%eitorbeu.
Der Ocutihe &eteron ocS 9iirqer-
fricgeS ". Wfnud, melhcr oltrdb Gin.
affirming BON 2eu6tguS 6emuBtlo6
III cincm 3immcr oes @ouieS 92r.
237, Nem. &eriep Npcnne, N..g9., &c.
funoen un0 Damn nod Dem ,@nler.
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BORT geIteru gcitor6en. Die Goro-
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our6 l6ooboite Robren 8o3 in ooS
3inu1er orung. Wolld mar 60 Sabre
alt uno fam crit fiir5li6 BON Sot
Springs, nm lid I'M bieiigen Sol
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Gle irOiiden lteberreite nuroen mad
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6eitottenJ 10 miro oie 9eeroigunq olf
Dem ArIington.6rieobofe itattiin-
ben.
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Gin etiuo ~40.iGbriqer Monn Ser
inter Dem 0onlen Spencer IN Der
nSomeporo 9ouuO Miiiion" be.
tonnt NOR, brofte iid g~eIteru &or-
mittog If ll6r ourH cinen &epolper-
ihuB IN Den aopf cine tootIide
8unoe bel. @r befono iid) I'M Babe.
5immer Der Wiiiiion, ais or OenSGuB
obfelerte, uno nenige Wftnuten ipG.
ter fanb i'm 2ieut. @opuro Slider
iterbeno um 9ooen. Ter unqliidlidc
Wfonn botte Naes 5eritort, moour6
ieine Soentitdt bate feItgeltellt mer-
Den f0nnen. Mon fnno ober cine
&oitfarte, bie an Geo. 8. &eo5er i'm
Sol0otenbeim ooreiIirt mar. 9ieler
Nome iton6 ollh in einem 9ufe, ooS
man I'M 3inmer fanb. Sn bielem
9ii6e luar ultdD Scr Same s. g.
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cine nnbeilbore G%ronfbeit, mo 2ieut.
Slider 0loubt, Bob Ole arQnf6eit llr-
iode oeS SelbitmoroeS mar.
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0eloienSnnsen mad 9enti6lanS uni
GeItreidl

5u "a Gents pro @arf mo 20h
Gents pro arone. Gorto ertro.
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Der @eIt. SbcO. $, 9iener & So,
ia S,-2erington-Str 3immer Nr.
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49," Die nSio . SremontitroBeli.
2eib- unb Spor Gompasnie" bdlt
belite, 9ienitag, abeno in ibrem Ser
iummlungS . 2ofale, Gorooit . Gde
BON 5remont : @uenue uno Gopcrlts.,
ibre i1brlide General : 0eriomnl.
lung mo @eamtenmobI a6. !.