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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

@uu 6r&id at GontrolCur
Great mdd)t nj ieitcm ,S~ubrc&bcrltt
sic WiittbciIutg 0nb bic dn0utcrn0c
,3lmohme oC< cirfllIircnhCn @cl0C9
IN ben &ercitiNtcn Stnotcn Die Ne'
NUMBERING Scr WCtt bCrporrufCn
miiiiC. Ger WCiommtbCtrnN oCa @Cl-
oCS babe mGhrcn0 oc9 SInuniiubrC3
llml 1905. 729 Collars 5ltQcnonrncr,
10 DOB icbt olri iC0Cn &opr DER @cs
p0lfcrlln0 3l.0S Collars fonlmcn.
0ut lid po@ nit 0iclcn 81 Collars s
Gcuta pro &opi DER @cp0ltcrunG!
Bon Nubr 81 Sobr b0lt1cr Ild) ole
WCl0mcrgCn mchr mo mChr III ocll
NGllOcn Cinca flrincn EroiCntl0bca
Scr @ciummt @cpoIfcrun0 an; III
lold)cm WoBc, Dob oitf Den Glr5cl'
ncu scr Gurhid)nitta @cuoItCrtn0
imnncr mcui1cr cnti1llt. Ter @ctrog
oca WClbCa uin1mt nld)t III ocn1
NioBC gu mic bic III lpcnlGCn @oroen
lidl onbGulcnOcn HicicnucrntoNcn.-
Cine Crirculihc Scitc bat Der Ncrtdt
oCa Shob Gontrolcura. Ser Wolo'
bcitunO ltciNt itctig urn Dos Shob-
onlt bottc Wtittc Sftober AS, 1923
Collars al 8olo. 3ic Stlbcrpr0.
0llltN lit mUbrcno ocS Subrc2 ClnNc'
ltcat morOcn, neil Die SilbcrOorr0.
tie scr He0icrnn9 crld)op't morct.
IS liIb ord) nod geltlt9 Stlbcrools
lars porbonbCn. Im 30. &lrnl D. +.
luorcn ca nod, 55S,S15,S65. pon &C.
ncn 1872 Wiiuioncn III Gtrtulotlon
morcu. ga iid) Die Wtiln5cl mi Yer
fchr ubniibcl1, 10 miil'cn lubrltd ctlpa
100000 Stiid einge5ogcn mcrOclL II.
ga feline ncltclt Silbcroollor8 &c.
pr10t mcrocn, 10 ltcucrn mir olld)
pruttiid) Scr Solom0brling 'tctlG 5lt.
Moulano's tiirfiide VGoct.
Gonitable. Sebauoe, gotamt sssen. ettts oiisu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Sic inonnricnc 2n9c GCmtidluno's

llcber oic Gage Der Ocutihcl SIT.
0uitric miro aus Berlin Ncihricbcn:
IoB mir IN ipirtblda'tlihcr Nciic.
hung nlitten in elmer QclpoItiQcu pc.
mc0llng itebcn, EuS miro and Ger
icni0c ,iocben miiiielL 1T or'Cu &c
NGhtnib Ole 9cbren Der IrBtCu ldruc.
rem ariiiS nod boitcn. Gin poor
Sabre limo crit lett Der lCGtcu Muto.
ltropbe pcrgnngcn, obcr mir b0bcll
ms nit munoerborcr GIniil}ltut ga.
BON crbolt; Der rtIllld) I0ponlidc
NricN bat picI on5il b%ci1ctroQcn; ocnlt
er bat ms 2%ieierun9cn IN Nijlc mo
Siinc 0cbroht. Ser 6ricoc lit lest
0cidluiicnL obcr Der Strom Scr Ncitcls
llnacn lit nod nid)t pcrlleNt. No.
man bolt aus Den groBen Nctoblliics
mcrta Srbrcs nod numbu'tC Stildc
5u crlonacn. Gieie SoifnurN hat nit
oojlt bcigetrogen, Die jcBl8c @cpc
Qlln0 in Sang St brlnNcr. Eiricr
Noiinung bate es ober toum ~bcourit.
0cnn cS ieblt oiid ionit njd,t an @c.
iuciicn iiir sic cute GoniunttW.
1ic Giicn- Snbuitric ~crircIit lid
elmer gcrooe5u 9I1n5cnocn Ncih0itiz
glurg; perein5clt lit bercit0 Ser Nui
.Giicnnotb" loltt %acporbCl. ;}ur
Giicncrjc,girna brandt man @oblcr
uno aofs; fem @unoer, ooB olh Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
StGotiidDc Sdlulocn.

StGotiidDc Sdmlocu.
g&iC Ole nnlCrifouilhcn, 10 bobcrl
lid) aud 0ic 0clttld)Cn St10tc gull}
ortigc ShuIocn Nilnocl6cn oul1clos
Sen. Nncn poron itcbt nutiirlid bic
NCi6@bouptitoot nit rtn0 313 Nil.
IionCn Mart Nnlclbc mo lOnltiqcn
Shulocn. Sic nGfitgroBtc SdulIs
0cnloit bat bic Stuot WtiiudCn nit
HE Wiiaioncn Mart. 2onm iolgen
Grnntiurt a. NJ. nit 1O7, ScipjiG nit
S2.6, &0ln nit 73.l, San1oOcr nit
6S.S, 0rcaocn nit G3l2 ln6 NrcSInu
nit 81 MiQionCn V}nrt. 0ic folgcts
oCn iiC6Cn St00tr bnben 5lullhcn 40
mo 80 Wtiuioncu Dart Shul0cn:
StCttiu ur0 Wiumbcim II, Chariot.
tcnburN 49,. NililcIOorf II, Nilrlls
BERG, W}alOcbura mo GlbcricI0 5lui4
ihcu - mo % W}iuionGn. Sic &c.
ionmltilmmc Der Sduloen BON -
StU0tcu brlGltit lid aui iibcr 1850
NtiuionCn Mart, mobci neltc 9luIcis
ben IN Scr N0bc BON lll Wtnrt nid)t
Ciu0crcd)nct limo. Berlin but cine
ncltc Nnlcibc BON 22S Otillioncn
Mart bc0cbcn. Sic Sonioit6otc Ore.
mClL Nnrnbrr0 mo Silbed iiu0 uI5
Nunoealtootcn nid)t eingcrcdynct.
Nun 0cu omcrifoniihcn StGotcu
itcbt icIbitpCritonolid) gtcu. Dorf nit
icincn it0otiidcu Sduloen obcnur.
Sic bciiiicrn lid ulti Die rcipcttobIc
Slmnlc BON iOO,65S,00O Collars. %n
lpcitcm Nbitono iolgt Bottom nit S.,
2l7 Wiinioncn GollorS Sdulocn. NlH
orittbo6ltC ShuI0ncrin iol9t Fbiln
OClpbio nit clncr Sd)uloenlolt bon
5I3l2,OO0 Collars mo ais DicrtC
Cincinnati nit 3l262,OOO Collars.
Fl. HolliS bat Shlll0Cn in Scr NobC
pou run6 1872 Wtiaioncn, Chicago
ctpo9 itbcr BOZ Wiiuioncn buffalo
un0 Nc>u Orleans ic rurto IS WtluIo-
uCrl Gan 6runti3ro II Wtilioncn.
Glcpclunb, =, but lid nit f. Ntilio.
mem ShuIocn bcln0cn, Scricp.Gitu
nit az, Nitt8burQ nit If mo
Ncmorf N.&,, mo Yropibcrcc, H.&,
nit 1872. baltimore bottc bis 1905
MIR cine ShuIocnlolt bon $7,Si0.UOO
Collars. 0lrd) oic NemiQiQund ci'
ncr SCd%lnilionCnsNnlCi sur Sea-
noliijrlmN Der Stoot mo mn0crc
notbmcnoiNc 0ilcntllhc &crbClicrun
gen lit Die Sd)ltl0 oltf ruu0 II Wiil.
lloncn qcitIcacn.
GtC 8utoeabouptltoot MoibinNton
bat lid Gin 9crobcS GltBcnb DtiIlioncn
o1igcbilrOct. Hodciter, g y, bat 10
WPluioncn Shuloen, Hout3pIQC SLa.
q. Enul s, Dtilluoufcc IA, Nid),
mono 100000, Wtinncopoli3 I. So.
Imubu3, 8, Cambridge, N}oii, mo
Norccitcr, Woll, bubcn ic 6la mo
5olcoo GA Wfilioncn Collars Shuls
Sen.
StGotc, ocrcn SdulbCnIuit BON ci,
ncr Wtilion bis 81 finn N}l0ioncn
Collars bctr0qt, gibt c@ IN sen Der.
clniQtcn Stontcn 80.
Gic Sdulocnbiinbcl Der Qr0Bcrcn
mucrifnniihen Stobic I0ppcrn lid
bod nlti 9Sl.ti0,O00 GoIlorq Hrion1.
men. &iel @clo. Hcd)nct man sic
ocutihcn WARTS dlulocn ln Collars
NM unb licbt lid bonr an, mas 0nfiir
itdotiihcricitS orilbcr NM bjjbcu &c.
lciitct iuorocrL 10 ltcllt ljh Ger &cr.
glcih IN ocn o%lernlcllten G0lcn &c
rooc nidt 81 unicrcn @lmitcu. Ob
.@roit" obcr itrcng 0clh0'tIlhc Scr.
mcnhung itobiiidcr @CIocr - 0o2
modt grobe llntcrltlcoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Gatbnrina VI. H6biacr.

IS iturb ant "a. Sftobcr 1905. ri llbr Dior,
gels. autbarinn ID. R6oiger, 9eliebtc Satin
bon lSilbcIm Hbot9er, i'm Nlter BON 80 5nbrcn,
1 DtonGtei llno 10 Iaaen. Die Neerniqunq
finoct SOnncritng, ben 26. Sttober, Jtuhmitiaq5
> llbr. uOt lbrcr Iebteu Mubninp, Nr. 2fS,
Srsoerids Auennc, aus priontim itdtt.
Ter trnucrnoc @atte nebit Sinoern uuo Gufeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Ncnrn Mincr-

IS fturb am %. Cftcbcr 1905. > llbr Sad
mtttugs. ocurn Wttner, G~eIicbter @uite Der Ocrs
i]tnrbcnen Anuu ~. Wtilcr, i'm Ilier bon 10
Suurclt. Sic NceroignnQ ftIoct 7uuHeritna,
ocn %. Snnher. ~ ubr yiabmittnas. non
tciner lcRtcl ASobntna 1T Furfntue. Baltimore
curIttb. no, aus itntt. &criunnotc uIo
iSreunoc fino ufiunpebuu einarluocn. hei6us
ruobncn. Nciiceuna nuf ocm oeutihen hubert
fdcl q. Nubns SriCohOfc. t2g7-qD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
SubcsfGQc.

Vim %. Citobcr in yierp Yort 6reo. e. 8aif.
SO Sabre alt.
Vim %. Oitobcr Nnun VI sfwurier, 10 Sabre
alt.
Vim u. Sitober Sora oplauc, 80 Sabre oil.
Vim u. CttOher Sacub Nnrhler, II Sabre alt.
Nm 20. Cftobcr Sttp 0ait, - Sabre all.
VIM II. Siiobcr Sacub Noienberg, GG Sabre
uli.
Nm u. Cftober Soicpb lllridI, I Subr ali.
Vim TO- Sitobcr Wiurn e. 5Seber, / Sabr alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

, Yuttcriun. Yart mmtriuabrcnoe Stth' hhn
Samurrciu pm VaIttmore."
Sic SubrcspcrfummIuug nno SS9bl non PC
nnliCl mo Sircfiorct obt9el Nerelne Iut oua
Sftohcr, : ubr stbenos, I'M Silrcui pes %ereino
an 9iOrooit Gdc bon 2ontbaro' mo sSnlbllgtoiil'
Siruhe itntt. Vile Wiiiglteoer ltIlo sur Npell.
Sruuf W,iiner, Erditbcti.
Senrn ". 5aupel, Setrctdr.
(2pi,s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Wuuu Shntcr.

So ftar0 pI6bIih am 90. Cftober 1908 auna
5bater, Wittpe oCs ncritrrbenen Charles Is.
Sbater, int NItcr bon - Sabrer. In ibrer ICbtet
g8obrung. Nr. 1887. TiuiIun' straRe. sic Ne
e~roiauna ilnoci am Sonnertag, Den %. Nftphcr,
yinhmittngo , ubr, dui oer ngououn Bari &C.
mcterO" iiult. t29S--W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
1phu Tricocridl Sitertao.

50 ftnrb am %. Cftobcr 1905 3uhn 5rtebrif
| tertug, ~RCIICbtcr @uttc bon Widrpurci Sitcr'
tuu, i'm slltCU BON Il Subrel > Uioiaiet Itno
20 Gdqcn. NCrpnnotc mo Srcuuoe ocr ga
milic ftno boiIthft criidbi. Der Necroi9nn9, mel'
die pom [ruucrbnuic, 9ir. G0i. Sito Ylnn Ctr,
aus am Tunneritan, giddmttiags lm , ubr,
ituiiiiuoct. oct nuubncu. t291-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
SGnmc IN SGiten unb SDpfcn.

2nlmer1riin naer Writ in 9i'iert nm 3npletl
lriro ilr SeioruiicnsSpede eeltelefL gSellle
deter nIIrr yrt mi lsiIau3cp nto @emifer uocr
@ctIii0cI stdUcu: fein oft, Scnbet Dor tpeoett
Giriulur. Iocnteu fur Staot. mo Soue Wclllht.
ssm. I. Gprfe.
Siueair : SMr'erp,
Gr, 2t3. Hcrosg1Irerts Strabe' "u'i'Hole'
CQtui24 S&S1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

peprius' Csnrocn Gan. nno =
finNrt Mitt,uod,. hct %. Sitober 1905. Ibenoe
s Nor. i'm &crcinsIoIaIe. Tr. +, S't'SaneaIi'
StruRe, TAFT.
(2VI,Sl Oeurn SmeppdW, ScllClut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

Scr CbCmultgC GCitcr Scr
~%Tf(ocmciltell Ncrlihcrunga . @Cicll,
iddit"' @chIcitucr in 0rc@ornL ipltr.
&c rob od)tt0aiNcn @critt@pcrbono.
lln1En 'lpcncn llutrCuC 5ll cincm&uhr
unb oft Wonotcn @ci0nQniB mo
orei Sobrcn Gbrpcrluit pcrurtbcilt.
Sic o@ChuIt" polite
2eittc triiit man iid)crIid) bel orn
Tcrlid)crunNa @cicQidoitcrL mcint
Die .N..N. St35tg." Nag itimncn;
iibrigclla gIcbt C9 cine Nn5ohl Gorpo'
rutionS- NmuGltc mo 2obbpilter, &c.
rcIt @cbGltcr ollh nidt BON Foppc
lin0.
Ser ron60iiihc Suft.
id)iiier Worcilluc plant cine nclC
0ollonfobrt nod bcn Nor0pol. Gr
luiu cinCn deterioration qcbrnlldcn,
Wurcinoc h0lt Is iiir moglidl NIT.
iclit ~orobtloicr Sclc0ropbtc ltcta ocn
Srt Gcs @olona al Ole Nbgon0aitcI.
Ic SuriidSumlclbcn. Gr hoift, Spu.
ren BON Inorc'@ expedition ollf5n.
iinocn - 3. y. pcrn CT nidlt lelblt
ouS Sd)idiul Tnbre'H tbcilt.
9 / Sml d) { II il / d) c
SunoclS. Gonnliilion tbeilt i'll lbrcm
chen pcr0iicntlid)tcn @cridlt nit, bob
in Dem lettcn Giafoliobr, Dos NIT
ocln 80. SUM obid)lob, olli oen onle'
rifoniihcn Giicnbobncn 1881 3l'onl'
mcnitoBc mo 1875 Gntglelllrngcn
BON 3iiQen poracfonmcn 'iro, bcl
ocncn $50 Tcrioncn gctobtct iro 49,,
1873 perlebt murocn. Nit Dem Sor'
lobre perglid)en, cine 3llnabnlc BON
fl Sooten i,no 1923 TcrleBten. Ser
DECENTRALIZATION, ben Observation-Disclosures
llnf1uc pcruriod)tcrt, belief lid oltf
S24tO,67t Collars. Tic Sumnlet,
meldp Die Giicrbobn.@ clcli hoftcn
an bic Sintcrblicbcilcn Der @ctootc'
tcl lulo an oic Terlettcn 5il Soblen
batten, iperoeu lcioer nid)t befannt
aeocbcn. Ibcr audi 10 lit Die &crlltIt.
lite cincs SobrcS oui uricrcr Gilcn.
bohncn crifrcfcno bod, mo oaB lie
| aeoen oos Gpriobr cine Stel9crltlg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

N'I"pi'H pul, III lClll NUllN O''"'"
fl'r Die 9r0Berc SidcrwN8 Der Gllelt'
n.9ctric6c.
Fr0iiocnt Youbct bat
lelnc Ncilc rtoh Der Nurcnotlt)cn
Solbl1lcl onoctrctcn lull IN N}oorlO
lrto SilIobon 9cilh }l nlod)cn. Gr
bat bic 6obrt in @cQIcitlrn9 Nou.
piers on9ctreter, mo Oo2 IoBt Oo.
rollf lflieBcn, oui Otc FurcnocnrciIe
oltd) politiid)c 3iclc ucrioI0t. Mclhcr
Nrt olclelben lino. mlI'cn notllrlld)
MIR Soltbet lno icln FrCntcr Mott
pier. alti Der Hiidrciic miro Sorlbet
an Sorgcr porbcIiuhrrn, ober cr
miro nidt BORT lonocu. 9lu %. .. w.
lucrocn Eroiibcnt youbct unO Mott
bier luicocr in Yori2 lcllL lunl ulll 30.
Dem Wlc0er5uionmcntrltt Der Slant
mcrn bci5uluobnen.
Scd)s Hco0ttCUrr 0e@
NCrlilcr .Norlu0rta" bobCn gIctdl
5citi0 ibrc SteaunQUl an Dem IcItclt
0cn So5ioliItcn- SrQon nlcocrGclcdt
inter ibncn Der Gbci Ncoottclu Gi2.
ncr mo oic $50. @ru0nOuCr mo So
Ilatt. GrIob finoct ser o&orp0rt@"
Icld)t, ocnn inter 0rn SojtolI'tcn
litO plclc ieoCrgcmonotc Niunlrcr. -
Die Woilcn.NboontumQ }cl2t obcr,
ooB IN Der io5ioliitiid)cn Eorict ood)
nidt Ole Sormonic Ger Nnlid)tc1
bCrrid)t. nit Der iid) Die Wclol'c1 10
oft GcbriIltct bobcn. Nul ocnl nett
ltd) IN Scno obqehaltcncn Fnrtclto8c
mlrrbcn oic NreBichocn in Der For.
tci, mic tic III Der ijlnQitcn Belt be-
ionOcrs 5lpiid)cn ocln oNoruorta" II.
Ger o2cip5iger &oIta}cihmG" por9c'
fonnlcrL nid)t oils %jtCrutllr =@cj0nt
onNcicbcn, ionocru Is Io0cn ocnlcI'
ben crnitc iodlid)C, l~uabclon0crc mld)
p%rin6ipicllc WcinmN2 GtIfcrcn5cn
III @runbc. Gic TprnL III Der OlcIe
6cbbcn gciiibrt lpor0crL mllroc outs
ShGriitc miBbiQiQt mo Der FortcI
tog Crbob cntitjc0cNcn Ginlprnf
0cGcn oic gcbGiii0c Nrt, mic Ole per
i0nlid)c mo Gortcl Gbrc bon @cnol-
len pcrlcbt morocn lei. Dit Der Gbrc
Nnocrcr, Ole nid,t }ltr F0rtci Ncbos
rem, brnltd)t mans utd)t 10 Gcl1olt SIT
uChntcn. SIC HC0ottclDrc Oc@ "Nor.
mGrta," 0CnCu mon 'don lCbtC2 Sobr
olli Dem Eortcitogc }u @rcn1cn Nllcr.
lei unr 3cllN ilidtc. ldclncn hc& Nll'
icIl4 miloc QCporOcn 81 ictn; lie &C
hcu. GoB Gomit ubcr sic Strclti0
fciicn in Der Observation-Disclosures
Nurtci o~uib0rcn lpcroClr, brOtht
mon ~ocalueBen nod uIdt onjuneb-
HltN. .I....l ...tl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
9tudDrmf

5nr 9ri1ncrlttN an uuicrcr @acIlCbtcn lSuttct
uHo EuiCr
4cinridl Srrulo,
lpCldcr bcltc por , SabrCI. ant p. CttObCr.
gc'torbCu. ubcr uiht ocr0Ciien III.
Nn (Sruh' III Rub.
Nnl pCbCu Stbmcr5.
E'rIm idDlumm'rC tuI't
Su coles Ncr5.
@uu iomCt pun ictucr 8nttiu mo ainoeru.
IDNAl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Gpnhpn. Ynrf.
lorraine.

W'alert'dt - Farfaria - arteefid.
WcftIib bon Wnlhrcoi eiu mn eine babe
Weile. Renlbt Die nit Bulubniiuu be3eidlneie
Rortbs slnenue.Gnr. Srete 1utftheu glddbmiituas
ont Terminus. Vrttfe bon RcgrdbnibpIdsen icst
tpeaien. peitts 9chineuraen. 3elepbcn :
Cation 223. Htrtan: Sraufttu. uuo Wiuofors
Hsaes. gerlauat grpifire. (Waai4 .tS.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
,Gphn VI. Wlof.

IS fiarh plopIib am II. Gftober 1905 3err
1uBu II. @lud in ieincm 10. Gcbenoiubrc, &c.
iiPbtcr O8attc BON GIi5nbcib Slod. Sic ycernis
Gnna ftnoct W,itrw pt, yiuhmittnqs , ubr. p9n
IraucrbuufC. III. 2Oi6, Eateru.NUenue, aus
ulf Der Baltimore GemeterD" fat.
tDnb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
G;ne pursiialidle Weleaenhcit.
Tr. 2i7, Iurs.Mpuut.st

Sunge .Snnlelt, lpelhe oas eclectic 9aneri.
Schrieloeriqitctt uIo aleibermader 3u crIcrren
lpiiiletn, toIten ridt ocriebIer. Elm SeIuf nm
Wtt9lleotdh1tt Der Sldiie in Der
Geieetie 1amenidlmcioerf si tie M. e dnfe
eiil6iirethel. IIe, bic fid ieet ais MitgIicosr
Der Septeilbers alaiie anitlieben. fonnen flo ben
%ihernlcn Nabatt gu gupe MAIDEN.
Seaen WlSfuitt etc. penoe MON ii6 poer
lhretbe an Mrs. ID. Nuber, VT. 800, Neft.zara.
tc8a'. ede Nowarb, strahe. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Sird)lid)c Nnseigcn.
Understanding.
g~crIammlnngs. Mn5cigen.

aonfirmunocu Shnoen 9Ftttlpnh !
Snn,ItuO $50 I'M Shnlboii'e. y
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
YOUNG >HOMESTEADER
ACCiDENTLY KILLED

Ray, N. D., June I3-A sad accident
occurred about II miles northwest of
here. A young man by the name of
Edwards in company with his father
and two young ladies' were riding in a
wagon. The young man was standing in
the rear end OF the wagon, and held in
his hand loaded shotgun, the breech
of the gun resting in the bottom OF the
wagon and his right hand over the
muzzle, in some manner the gun was
discharged and the shot passed through
Edwards hand and entered his head al
most blowing the whole side of his
face and head from his body. The
young man fell without groan and
died instantly His remains were
brought here today by County Coroner
Thomas of Williston, and prepared for
shipment to his eastern home. Mr..
Edwards had but recently moved here
with his father and family to reside
upon his claim. " Is ,zs. ss5 j e.5i
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
TROUBL E I'm CHICAGO
OVER OFFICIAL SEAL

Chicago, June I3 A baby may in
validate the city seal Of Chicago and
thus render illegal all the franchises
and other official documents to which
the seal has been attached since the
seal was altered by the city ordinance
passed April S. The baby that was
caused an the trouble and has driven
Comptroller Me- Gam to seek Corpora
|tion Counsel Tollman's advice IS the
Infant sleeping IN a shelf provided
|by the ordinance Of April ] s., as the
design for the seal. The whole ques-
|tion hinges on the posture Of the I'M
|fant and the construction of the word
|sssleeping The authorities discov-
|ered that the sleeping infant in the
shell IS seated upright with its legs
|crossed and dangling over the edge
Experts assert that no babe can sleep
lii such position.
Iii addition to the problem of whetil
|er the official business Of the city has
been legally approved BY the new seal
lis the question of whether $2s,ooo 600
worth of bonds I'd be issued BY the
|compfroller in October will be worth
less If they bear the impression ot the
new seal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
TRANSFERS STRIKE is
DYING NATURAL DEATH

Chicago, June The teamsters'
strike has come to stage where ii
will die natural death unless new
life is injected into il BY the strikers.
During the past q tWenty-four hours
nothing Of any importance whatever
has developed sin either side to the con-
troversy having made and aggressive
move. According to the employers
involved in the trouble they have suc-
ceeded in getting their business almost
back to normal conditions and in
a. very short time the strike will be. 4
forgottet incident with them. The
teansterb are doing absolutely nothing
in the strike, not move being made
either for peace or a spread Of the
difficulty Ii is up TO the strikers to
make some move, as to allow things
to rim along as they are now doing,
strengthens the employers position, as
the few men necessary to complete the
full working force of drivers by the
business houses involved in the trout
Bile are being steadily lessened.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
FARGOAN HONORED
BY THE TRAVELLERS

Sioux Falls, S. D., June 13.-The u.
c. T., officers are: n Il IT. r. ~,#
Grand past counselor, C. w. Rodg-
ers, St. Paul; grand counselor, Walter
G. Jacobs, Aberdeen; grand junior
counsel III. J. McGarvy, Huron;
grand secretary, J. M. Dresser, St.
Paul; grand treasurer, Frank E. No
bic. St, Paul; grand conductor, "A.
MCPHERSON, Grand Forks; grand page,
c. A. VandeVor, Minneapolis; grand
sentinel, c. w. Sutton, Duluth; grand
executive committee, two years.. An
son A. Schaefer, OWatonna, Mimi; w.
b. Clarkson, Albert Lea, Mimi; one
year. w. D. Austin, Fargo, N. D.; ].
c. Cox, Winnipeg sFl> Fl.
The following were elected delegates
to the meeting Of supreme council at
Columbus, Ohio; ], F. Jordan, Mime
apoiis; p. G.. Crenshaw, Chicago; A.
A. Overman, Duluth; Chauncey Burch
Sioux Falls; ]. M. Dresser, St. Paul:
Terry McCosker, Grand Forks. i !
# Albert Lea, Mimi, was. by unani-
nous vote, selected as the place for
holding the next annual meeting OF the
grand council. to be held the second
Friday and Saturday in June Of next
year. III. 5s IA
Resolutions as adopted, among
other things, favor placing the railway
rate matter in the hands fthe inter
state commerce commission. and de.
clare against the proposed parcels
post. MIS- 5 Sisjs t3ls 8ss fs 3gs s.3iSS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
REARRESTS FOIL OWED
LAND FRAUD DISfiISSALS

ST. Paul, June The trial Of Viii
liam T Horsnell, Of ST Paul and
Royal B. Stearns; of Pierre, S. n,
charged with conspiring to defraud the
government out Of homestead lands
III South Dakota, came to i sudden stop
when Pierce Butler, counsel for
the defendants, objected 10 the indict-
nerlt under which they were being
tried. The objections were sustained
~ Judge Lochren and the Indictment
was quashed. but were arrested again
later on warrants sworn out Oy J. M.
Dickev. assistant ID. S. district attor-
i,ey. Bonds under which they were re-
leased in the former case were renewed
and they we're released, The case will
be taken up again before the next red
eral ersnd jury which meets 4, lscesrsT
ber.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
WEST VIRGINIA BANKERS.

Paramount, w. Va, June I3.-Rep-
resentative bankers from all the chief
cities and towns of the state were pres
ent today at the opening Of the annual
convention of the West Virginia Bank
ers' Association. The president and
presiding officer is c. B. Hart Of
Wheeling. The forenoon was devoted
to the exchange OF greetings and the
discussion of the officers annual re-
ports, also the reports of the various
standing committee. An early adjourn
ment was taken this afternoon to per-
init the visitors to take part IN enter
tainment arranged in their honor. The
convention will conclude its business
tomorrow
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
WHEAT RUST
in EVIDENCE
PROFESSOR BOLLEY FINDS
IT EARLY THIS YEAR
Great Quantities Found ON the Bar.
berry Bushes la. Well Matured Form
-Muggy Weather VIII Cause 1t
to Spread Very Rapidly.

Professor Bolley finds that the BAR
berry stage of the s:em-rust o. wheat
is now maturing on the various bar
berry hedges in much greater abund-
ance than he has ever previously noted
its occurrence IN the northwest This
stage Of the rust growth, known as the
aecidium or clustercup stage is nearly
d full month earlier this year than last
season. This he thinks, is due to the
early spring growth of the barberry
and to the further fact that there was
an abundance of wheat rust spores on
the old wheat stubble and straw of last
years crop. These spores blown about
by the wind have fallen upon the bar
berry leaves, producing the yellow
Iclusters OF rust seen there.
1.-The spores from thsse$selHster-cups
Fare now ready to be blown to the
young wheat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
rELE0RAPHERS ON q. N. :.7
..=. AND N. p. MAY QUIT

Minneapolis, june 13.-Telegraph
operators on the. lines of the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific, num-
bering about LOO men, are seriously
contemplating a general strike. for
shorter hours and higher wages. Their
general committee has been in session
several days in St. Paul, and the ma
tional president of the Order Of Rail-
way Telegraphers, H. B. Perham, is
expected to arrive some time this week
to take up negotiations. Demands
were made last year and refused, but
this time the operators seem determin-
ed, and if granted the support Of the
national organization and its $4,000
strike fund, they are likely to insist on
their demands to the. extent Of a gen
|era1 strike.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
CENSORSHIP MADE RIGID
BY TREPOFF'S ORDER

St. Petersburg, June 13-The censor
ship, at the instance of the council OF
ministers, has issued blanket order
forbidding newspapers to mention or
to publish the proceedings of any con-
gress or meeting held without the per-
mission of the government This step
was advised by Gen. Trepoff, who,
though assistant minister OF the in
terror, was seated in the councils Of
ministers as a precaution against a
food OF more radical addresses which
the action OF the all Russian zemstvo
congress at Moscow is expected to in
spire
The deputation from the all-Russian
zemstvo congress which has brought
an address from the congress for pre-
sentation to the emperor, will be re-
ceived by his majesty Wednesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-13
LUXURY ON RAIL.

Chicago, June IA salt water bath,
a shave and while you sleep your
Clothes sponged and pressed are new
features Of railroading to be inaugur-
ated next Sunday on the Lake Shore
railway, a free stenographer and type
writer service is also provided and a
valet and maid are to be in attendance.
In putting the 2oth century limited on
all eighteen hour instead of twenty hour
basis between Chicago and New York,
the Lake Shore will take care Of pas
sengers ina way entirely new in rail-
reading, the passengers taken care OF
as above. Letters dictated on the train
will be mailed en- route as the train
flies along at mile minute pace or
less.