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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Ins SCH @cridltSb6fcn.'
9lidtcr 9oer oils &erflngter.- Sdo.
ocneriab beanipruGt. - GuSGbc.
,,oLo OS,oEo,

Ocneriab beaniprudt. - GuSGbcs
ipcbc. - @roBcr No0lob.
Hihtcr @oer mar gcitcrn elmer Scr
8erflogten III Dem Sole Der 6rou
Clara &.Wfutb, iDeldc Qcqcn ocn9tidls
fer uno Die Sofc Gcpoiit II. Sruit
60, ais NodIobpcripoItcr bon &nr.
Srtpillc. cine aloac ilbcr $50 ein.
reid)tc un0 ultd) gctuont. Nr. Dirt
mine troi Dor ieincm IoOc cin pr
arrangement nit Srou Wtltb, monot
oicic icinc SdypeItcr Srou GotGorinc
Word) ucrf0itigcn Iolte. Die $50
iuorcn Der 9ctrog 0eS iG1iGen &oit,
gcl0e@. Gihtcr 8ocr mor bel 0cn
8crbut0Iungcn nidlt 8ttacgen, Jon.
bern int Common YlcoS @cridt 6t.
ih0ittgt. NlS cr NofIobberluuItcr
ipur0c, luor cr nod nidt ais Nidtcr
erm0blt.
2 d) riobfGo9cn
Sir Mnl. g.. Scott, eil1en Wiroer.
iG6ri9cl1, rcidtc gcitern Nnuolt Sit
0or @oloitrom I'M Common Yleos.
@crift elmo Shooencriobfloge BON
$4,000 gcgcu oie Stoot, oie Sdul.
@cb0rOc uro Bella g. Sumter, cine
2cbrcrin. Cin, IS miro ungcgcbcn,
0aB am 10. 6cbrlior cine Mon0toiel
in Der Sdrle Nr. % on @oltg6s un0
gretcritroBc 5crbrodL olli ocn anu.
ben iic( rn0 ibm eilten Ibeil 0cS
Sbre9 obihnitt.
@egel ultgeblider &erleumonn1
nerfloQtc Acitern 6rou 5iQic &iain.
ger ibrC ltodbnrin 6rou GIuruHonr
bilo olri $4,000 Shoocncriob. Cine
n0bcrc GrflGrlln9 lit Der aloqc niht
beigciijQt.
Inter 0bnIiher 9ltgobc bconipruht
9oicpb :. (oIfin $4,000 bon goron
Tcor. Ser aldget lit Elm Stuocnt
I'M Morplono mebi5ihilden GoGel
nno ser &crflo8tc ibG i9n1 aeiagt bo,
ben, cr lei fcin 9tr5t, tpnocrn Elm
3u6tbdItalcr,
CaS bfib &c.
MorO 4. ReooiiA eripdte gcitern
ooS a~rci2qcrid)t Nr,i' 9, lie bon Clos.
{. Rcooiib III ideioen Sen tie am
81. @ar5 1877 beirdtbettt, i,lto Der lie
ongeblid an lG. SUM 1899 iiben
licb.
Phi @rluIo nrgebliden 3reubrll-
DIES nil &on1cs ". Stoiforo BON
Gnno Stliioro geifieoen iein. Gus
Bnur 6cirot6etc an %. 0e5ember
1895 unO trcnnte lid nod fiinfjGbri..
ger Che
@roBcr NodIoB.
Gin $upcntor Ser5eidniB ii6er
ons Gcrnt6gcn oes fiir5lid perltor6c,
nen grt6ur Nations, oes Y~rGiioenten
ser ReaD Grra 80, oos geitcrn I'M
@oiicngtritt eingcrcidt ipnroe, 5eiat
cine g6iddeung pom $f37, 1886 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
gricibeforbernus mad benz InslanSe.

ausIGnoiide Hoit fir Ole nit Dem
3. SSuni enbeuoe @ofc idlieBt bier
Gin allen S1aen piinftlif) fpie folet:
Badet Eoit lit offen bon 8 ll5r
8ormittags bis 5 ltbr Iben6S tug.
lid (aliseenommen Sonntags).
8adet.Boit fir 8eutidlano ifliebt
bier Wontog, 10 llbr 8ornnittogS;
fir @robbritonnicn II. Srlono 0ien.
tags uno 5reitoeS, 8 llbr 8ohmit-
tags.
3ampfer fobrcn bon Retu-gorf ob,
tuenn nidt anoers ongegeben.
Srans.ItIantiide 80 II.
Montog - 10 ltbr I6enos: fir
europa per 9ampicr .3ronprin5
@ilbclm" pin RIpmontb, Gberboltrg
uno Bremen.
1ienItag - 7 ltbr Ibenos: fir
europa per 0ompier nSeutonic" uia
Queenstown.
Wittlpof - 10 llbr glbenoS: fir
Sronfreid,, Sii6 europa, ggppten
uno 9ritiih. Snoien per Gompier
ga lorraine" oiu Sabre (9ricfe fir
onoere 5beilc Gltropn'S miiiieu per
ga lorraine" be3eifnct Iein).
5reitag-3 llbr Hafmittaos: fir
Ole I5orcn.S nieln per Gompfer oot
Bolton, Woii. I llbr Nbenos: iiir
europa per 0umpfer st. Soul"
pia Elpnloutb II. Gberbourg (Briefc
fir 2iperpool, ShottInno 1t. SrlunO
miilien per st. Tuul" bejeidnct
iein). 10 ltbr sbenos: filr europa
per Oampfer DGomponia" oid
Glteenstomn.
Wontoe, 3. Sunni - fir europa
per 9ompier naniicr &ilbelm ocr
@roBe."
Bolt il + 9 ii .. uno Central.
Imerifo, 0eittnbien etc.
Wontog - 10 llbr aberlos: fir
Neuiumblono per Oampicr .Hoid.
Limb"
0ienitoo - 3 llbr Nad)mittdgs:
iiir Somoico per 0ompfer BON 30.
ton, Wtaii.
Wittpod - 10 llbr abenoS: iiir
Cuba, Oucatdn uno Gnmpefe per
Gampier ,giperanSa;" fir Snogua.
Sopti mo Columbia per 9arrpier
.@raecia;" fir 8rennbo, Sririoao
uno Guiana per 0ampfer oMura.
cos"
GonmerItag-t0 ltbr stbenos: fir
Central. Imcrifo uno Sdien an Der
Siio.E ociiicfiiitc per 0antpfer pia
Golon; fir Die 9obnmas per Gam.
pier ~S%aratogn;" iiir Die Secmoros
uno @inoworo Snieln uno Guiana
per Ganpier ~~6ontabelle."
Sreiiog 3 ll6r Nadlmittaes:
iiir Snluoica per 0onpier BON 30.
itorL MolI. 10 ltbr s(benos: iiir
Curacao uno S~ene5ltelu per 0atnpfer
o3ulia;" iiir Eorto Rico per Dam.
pier .Gonmo" pid Sun Suon; fir
Sortinc. Sslano, Sarnaiea uib So.
lunbia per Sampfer .Iltai;" fiir
Cuba per 0ampfer .Werico."
9ie Poit nad NeufunblanS, bia
Horb.S ibnep, uno itah Miquelon,
oia Bolton, idlieBt bier tdglid INN 1
ltbr Nadmittaes; nod Cuba, bia
Tampa, 6la., tdglid I'M 1 llbr Nad.
mitta9s; naf Sonouras. Sofia Rica.
Guatemala. Bahama iino Der RanaI.
5one, pia Mep.O rleans. taglid Inn
8 ltbr abenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

llcbtcll ~Gonnponlltcn 0l1ltnO 6crfer.
Vrluunte &oltiimc un0 mciitcrboiter
@ollcttalt5 5Gblcll 81 0en 2lttroftioA
men, Sri. Grace Cameron, Die be.
5oubcrn6C &ilnltlcrim miro sic Sitclz
rollc ilberncbmen, unO sic ii6ri0cn
W}ltiplrfcnNcn limo: &rpina @roof3,
Giup Solin0cr, Gbriitc &loiou, 5.
y, MocS mccncD, Sobn 90 Icprc,
@oItcr &ourcnce, @bil. 9ronion,
Ironfic ct. Sobn unO Conn Slider.
Wotincc'n iinocn ou Niithpod) uno
SomrItog itott.
@luncu'a G6cutcr.
&n @loncp'a (bcuter miro 0icic
@ofc Gborlc9 4. @loncp'a nclttS
lcniotioncllc3 WicloOromu ,yourlq
buffalo" 5lr Nuiiiibrung ~aclonqen.
9icica iii spar uiht @rll. 9loncu'$
critic oronlotiihc 2ciItumQ ieood) cllt,
Id)icben Die bette. &n Den bier @f.
ten miro Dem Nublitlm1 elm l60nc3
Stild Sebcn ans 0cnI mil0cl1, moais
gen &elten pcronihoilliht. o0ollng
Wltifolo," Der Ncl0 Scr Nun0lltn0,
miro Ollrd) cincn ShouipJlcr repro
%icI1tlrt, Der otclc Sabre inn Ncitcn
5ll0ebraf)t bot mo folglid) Die inn
5ll9eoodtc Nolc oltf mogItdit notllrs
gctreltc Wcilc ipiClen miro. Gr miro
bon tilhtigcn Wi~itorbcitcrn mttcrs
ltilbt. IS iinGcn am Wiontoa, N}itt.
mod, 6rcitoQ llno SamIta0 Nut.
mltto9a-& itott.
~ onumcntolsS bCutcr."
NJ. VI. Gbciic'a Gompognic ,@inc,
Wonlen ono Gong" tritt oieic ISOLDE
I'M Monumental better" ulli. 0ic
Torltcllun1g miro oltrd) Die mlliifuli.
Idc Sfl53c rNbot Morrico Mcn 90"
clll0eleItet, mcldc pon hltmloruoQcn
Sltltotioncn Itrobt mo in lucldler Elm
gutter Gbor oltitritt. Inter Den Cor
@ltcIIerll bcllllocn lid Bonita" cine
Soubrette, nit cirer 1rllppe cuba.
nlldlcr mo ofrifoniidcr 3pcroc;
Nopmono unO Glopton; Die pier
~Niiitletoe Girls" 0opc llno Scott;
0us oSurcdoor Srip," ltn6 Den
S6luB biloct Die 8urlcsfc ,,Sltn in
tbc Submap."
Electric Eorf."
Signor Hbilippini uno Icine ia.
popide &upcle, meld)e beltte Nod,s
mIittog i'm ,GIectric.Turf con,crti.
rem meroclt, boben ilberoQ. no lie bis
Jest mlIgetrctcn iinO, Nlliieben er-
regt. Sic &upeue bat in ieoer gro
Bcrcn omcrifonilhcn uilo ellrop1i,
ifen StnOt gcipielt, mo oQerorts
5olte ibr Die Treile ebrcnoe tribute.
Die realllGre &ouoepiae-S uiion i'm
Eurf nilnmt am Montog Huhntittuo
nit elmer Matinee ibren anfana.
Gin bodintereiiontes Erpgrnmm lit
,fiir bieie @od)e aifgeitelt morben.
,Sn eriten Sbeil erid)einen ). NJ. 9toe
roroB, Vloin unb 90 War's Mirl.
~itrels. Gieier Sbeil bes Eroaranlms
ollein oiirfte Den 9efifcrn ben @ea
noh Dem neleetric.Y orf" lobnen. =;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

&cbrt bente 5uriid If. -
Gctcftiu NammeraIu, pcld)er nud)
~&omcatomIL q. q, gcianot porocr
lit, INT oclt Yplluiitcn YEroieiior"
'@ennaro 5it boIcI, iucld)cr bier mcgen
angcbli6eu Sdpuin0eIS gemiiniht
miro, miro 1ellte 9lbcnO nit Dem Nr.
.teitalte1 bi2e %nnIangell.
Ger Ocrlorcne Sebn 9 G.
fun0cn. Ger 13 Sabre oltc
Iranf @cnnett uoit Rr. #. Oit-ltont.
gomerpitrnBe. meIfer ont Niontng lei
ncn Gltcrrt olariB, febrtc geItern nad)
i%ieiiler cltcrlihcp Mobrnung 5ltriId. TT
bate bel Games @GniltorL einenl
Sloriiten 81 Moltnt Moibingtorr, Be
lfdftigpng g%eiunocn mo ais Sr. So-
lHilfnlt Die GriHid)te BON Ser 6llldt
Oes Slungen in Der 3cititng las, lunotc
er i'm ieinen Gltern 5uriid.
@eibcrprii gGer oerbol.
cta7F tSobn 5. Goplc, bon 9ir. $50,
Guncon.Naep mllroe geitern in Der
norooftlid)eii Toli5eiitation DOL
Squire &eplinger DEM @erihtsper-
fabren iibcrnieien, neil cr ieine SralI
@srthos 8ople in brutoler @eiie nib.
bonoelte. Bertha peigerte iif- OILS
al1gerin gegen oer briltolen @atten
ianfsitrctcu1 tood) rniiBtc iibrr. Dies
iiidlts. i ~ f e3aN 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
SnnitGts- 9cridlt.

Scbr gcringc Stcrblid)teit unter oclt
@eiBcn. - @icOer iibcr 100 ncile
Wto icrnfGnc. - 6iinf Moicrn.
trontc gcitorbelt.
,Sn Der ncriIoiicncn Mohc creignc.
ten iih 1913 Sooc9iGQc IN Baltimore,
gc0cn 1874 IN Der Observation-Disclosures.
d)c oc@ &oriobrc9, 15l in 1903 uno
les III 1902. 0ic Stcrblid)fcitsrote
mar 1928 pro 1000 ser @cionmtbe.
pGIfcrmg, 1855 iiir ole @eiBen lrno
23.5S iiir oic gtcgcr. Son sen @eitor-
bcnen morcn 81 I'M NuSlonoc gcbo-
rem; 40 luorct NIcgcr. (Srn n@op.
GiclusIipl" itorbcn 6, in S~oipit0lcru
II un0 in mocren SnItitlltcn ) Ser.
ioncn; % Sllqrcite luurbcn ge6oltcn.
NlS gcborcn mllr0cn 70 mciBc uno t3
Neqcrfinber onaemcloct. Die bollpt.
i0d)lihitelt So0c@llrlod)en iuorcu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
@cranGgtcr Sag.


@oli5cidci5 ans alien Son0catbciIcu
@Gitc Der Staot. - Nu@illg nat)
Curtis 9op unO Sroppcuciicn
6oielbit. - Woior Sonor0'2 uns
frcimiuiQcS @ao.
Der Ginlnoung oe@ FoIijcimor-
lduus 6arnon folgcno, troicn &C.
Itcrn bier nm sic WiittoqS5eit ctpo
40 @oIi5cihefS ans alien S%onbcStbci-
len uon @aibington Gin, no lie lid)
al Dem SobrcS. Gonpcnt oc8 oSntcrs
notiotulet %ercinS Scr Eoli5cidcf@"
betbciliot hottcn. &icle Scr @crren
morcn bon ibren 0omen beglcitct.
Oforlhull Tornon mo ocIIcn Nlii-
itett Blaming uno Capt. Humphrey
bon ser @cGcimpoli5ci cmpiin9en
sic @Gitc, nit ocncn mnn ollf Ont
nibliicn cine Munbiobrt ourdl bct
ncllcn Tiitrift modIte. Ttc Sotdlls
tGtClt, Die oltrd) ocl1 QroBcn Tron0
cine 9cuiIic hiltorild)c @cocltlln9 CT
lonqten, muroen oen @ciuhern &C
5ci0t. sic Nuc battcn MIR @ortc 0c2
2obeS ltn0 Scr 9ctuulocrltn0 fiir 6clt
6ortihritt mo Die Ncuboutcn int
nellcn Giitrift. Wtit 5iuet Spc5ioI-
@uQgonS ging Damn sic Subrt bon
ser Gdc ser 6opctte. mo @oIioop.
Itrnbp aus nod Curtis Bar, no BOO
te bciticgcu murocn, lucIde bic @0itc
IN ShIep'S Shore Ion0ctell. Die lie
bCriohrt ncrlicf obnc l%lnioIl; nl1r
crhielt Woior Somoro, EoIiScidcf
BON Hidnlon0, So, Elm unircilpiui-
oeS @ab. @r molltc lid) otf ocn
ilbcrOcftcn @lQ zines Der @ootc let
5crL roltc obcr fopfilber. lpic cine
Sugcl, in oaS ctlpu orci SUB ticie
@aiiCr ltlo uerlor babel 0cr iCiucn
HC0enibirm 0c9 Wtnior@ SDluciter,
OcS Eoli5cidci5 bon Woibington, 9.
Is. 9ei0c mlrrocn olla Scr Sicfc
gliidlid) ans 2a10 gcbroht, no Ntas
ior Nopor0 lid) eincn Nll5llg borgte,
Der ibnl 5luor nid)t gcroOc onl @clten
pobtc. Gr fam MIR llnl fllr5c 3cit
pcripGtct nod Der Sborc ltn0 mltrbc
nit oQQcmcincm Sllbel bcQriibt. Der
major lit fem Singing mebr; CT
fobtc ubcr Ben Gorfal bon ser fpnis
Id)en Scitc a1lf, un6 nobnl 0te @rn-
tllotioncn 81 leiner GrrCtt1tng oltS
2cbcnSgeiabr nit loden0er Wtiene
e%ntgegcn. PM ser Sborc mllrocn Die
@GIte nit mobr6oft uor5ilglidcn
arnppcn, III peridieocner Mciic SIT
b~crCitet, rnb nit onbcrcn gllten Sin-
gen rcgulirt. Major Splpciter iprod
i'm Nomcn scr @Gitc Dem Mioridoll
Sdrnon u1l0 nllcn 9nltinlorcrn ocn
bcitcn 9onf aus uno riibmtc oic@olt-
frcunoidoit Der Stoot, Die 0Cn 9eilt,
dern nid)t MIR ircic 6obrt, @ctr0nfc
mo Spciicn ionocrn ouf ireie @G.
Scr bictc. 9tof ciniqen pcrgniigten
Stunocn mllroc ole Hiidiobrt nod
scr Stoot on0ctrctcn. Die meiitcn
Ser @erren reiltcn nod nm Nbcno
nod ibrcn reip. StGotcn as.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28


Is Itottcr &olfSfcIt-
Ecrcin BON ultimorc." -.
Inter ocnt &oriib oc5 Gr0iiocntcn &.
Souter belt obiger &erein geitern
Nbcno IN Srn. Sol. Shtucnger's
Soac. Nr. 2115, Gulocrton.Hooo, lei.
ne SobrcSperlummIung ncbit 9conl.
tenluobl ob. Nnd Terleilng oeS
Erotofols murocn 5lpci oftipc uno
lcdS poiiipc MitgliC0cr III 6cn Ser.
ciu ouf0cnommett. Sr. GboS. Otter
maper, lpeld)cr Die Seritelung ser
6rnd)tiGllIc fir cas- an 6. II. 7. Sep.
TENDER Itottfin6er0e G|nnnItotter
Golfsielt iibernonmcn Bat, berid)tete
6ortIhritt. Ger hon Srn. Otter
moncr oorgelegte Gntluuri OcrSrltht-
iGltle iano ollgemeincn 8ciioa. So.
mite'n lpuroen errunrlt. nm einer
aletterboum un0 Elm &urouliel fir
Die beloen 6eittogc oltiitcllen 5lt loi-
len. 6erner iouen bcrihicoenc Sbeo.
ter. Iltffiibrungcn I%tottfinocn. Die
bieroltf po%raenonn1ene 9eomtenipobl
ergab folgenbeS Hciltltot: ErGiioent
i. Souter, 1. Gice.ErGiiocnt Soiepb
Sfmcnger, 9. GiccsErGii6ent Sofob
aelller, protof. SefretGr u. Wt. Bonn.
mel, 6ina15iefretGr Conrad Scenic.
ling, SdoBmeilter Charles Soliter,
Gelegot 5iim %allnobb. 9ilrgcrperein"
Ionm Gentihler; Sruitces: SSo6n
Sfmio, Otto 9rloe uno @enrp s.
alein.
Srod ) berlnbcr berlcBt.
e. Sernlann Tociqi, Elm % Sabre al.
ter 6rohtDerlooer bon Hr. 3t2, Yrc.
Iioent'troBe, plroc geItern Nodmit-
tng ollf eincm 3ompfer an Eier 9tr.
3 5i Canton bon elmer Stotgc Giien.
er5 getrofren mo 10 iflimm amaopf
rno &iidgrot perlctt, Dab cr MSS
Soiepbs. Soipital" eeionot rperoelt
mllBte.
No6 nidt eitgei-et Il. -
Gle Gonrcrel15, melde Die Goriiber
oes ocmofratiid)en uno Republican,.
iden Stoot Gomite's, SS. Sorrp
@eles Gusf uro Stepben 81. Woion.
geItern NIT chamber bielten besiialid,
6eiticslng zines 3otums CUR abbol.
tilng Der grmeinihaftlid)en 8rimat.
poblen perlIef reilltatlos; beioe Ser.
ren Iagten, tic niiBten crit nit ibren
reipeffipcn Vartciircnnoen Riidlpra.
DIE bnlten. M 4s9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

SNlC lplltuC utC luUlNeIuNtC \SltOOC
Solpentbol, 9idter, Ybiloiopb un0
mlnmebr lpoblbeItollter l~cbenoi9cr
Hcnticr ST. @icSboocn, iif geireut
6obcr, menu ibm oie@clcgenbcit oar.
geboten morbcn mare, 0cn oben Qn9cs
filbrtcn Tera 0eS BON ibm ocrioBtcrl
SlunfenlicocS bon leinen @altimorer
Conditioner pom Stomme ser
o6imfcn" iingcu ST. borcn. IS mar
nirflid cine slrt Sronic 0eS Shif.
inlS, ooB ocrabe ST. Der 3eit, ais iif,
cine ouitenoe SenOung @alOmeiitcr
bon Srn. 2%Gpentbol oltf bem @cgC
nod Baltimore befuno, lif oo3 @c'
riid)t bon Dem I6leben ocS SpcnoerS
81 DER @iir5c oes n6itntcn" @0ttcr'
tronfs perbreitete. Sr. 6rie Wtapcr,
pcld)er iid ais 9%rnumeiIter zines
toltliheu Wfnimeins fir feline n6un-
fen" bereitS ofterS Gbre eingelcgt
bat, aing geitern Nbeno beionocrS
lorqfGltig ST. @crfc, mo IQeS. mas
lid iiber iein 9r0ll iogen lieB, mare
fllr5 III Den @orten 81 %falien: .0oS
g9crf mllB oen Mtciiter loben." St
oiciem Sale bat ooS 8erf, Snd)per.
ItGrOiGen 0emoB, ben Wtcilter gelobt.
Srou Wteienbcrg bate fir einen Dor.
5iI9Iidcn SmbiB Sor9e getrogen,
pclfcr ibrcr Slide 5ltr @brc &c.
rcidtc. @ci o~nregcnocr llnterbol-
tlitg muroc Der Nbcuo aitf 1ilBerlt
gcntiitblidc @ciic ucrbrod)t. Seoer
&eoncr geoodte ocS n%bpclenoen
o5lnten" Slioor 2%0mcntbol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

Trudfebier fNnnonce.)-
Sebermann ioate meme @eine pro.
biren, Inn iidr bon Den beroorroger.
ben 2ei(t)unsen mcincr acacreien
81 i%iber5eugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Ser Niicritrifc III Gnoc.

Nem Dorf, ~. Woi. 49, AQe
@luSiidten belrten boroiti bin. DAB Der
Strife Der Sitter III oen 9rouereien
@roB. Nelp Dorf's III einigen Sugelt
becnoet icin miro. 3ebn groBe
@rouereiel, tbeilS Witglieoer Der
9roter.& creinigung, boben oen Con.
trait Ger sitter Union unter5eid)nct
mo Die aiiier, meld)e BORT iriihcr or
beiteten, limo 5itr arbcit 5uriifge.
febrt.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08

r, L. RAY, the Lancaster boy who was
appointed tutor to the king of Spain, is
home from Madrid His return was
made necessary by poor health. Soon
after his arrival in Madrid the intense
heat LAID him up for few days and his
health failed him A week spent at the
seashore with the king did not improve
him, and the court physician told him
that he would either have to go to the
mountains until October or return home
until that time. Ray took his advice
and returned home. He will return to
Madrid about the first of October. In
speaking of his duties young Ray said
that the report that the king could
speak English f1uently was not true, as
he speaks it poorly. Rays duties were
to act as companion and tutor to the
king, instructing him both in the Eng
lish language and in American business
methods. He says the king is fine fell
low and treated him we'll. He is, how
ever, not inclined to be regular in taking
his lessons and his lesson hours come
when he feels like it. Ray says the mem
bers of the Spanish court we're courteous
towards him and did everything to make
his stay enjoyable. He does not think
much of Spain as a country and says the
people are lazy. The rich are rich and
the poor, poor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08

FROM every section of Wisconsin
comes the report of heavy damage by
storms during the present season. Many
farmers are beginning to sit up and
take notice" of the various forms of in
surance against financial loss. The heavy
lightning and numerous losses have pre-
pared the way for the lightning rod man
and it will be surprising if some of the
old schemes are not worked again this
fall. The lightning rod, properly con-
structed, minimizes the chance of loss,
but before contracting for rods farmers
should call on local agents, who are re-
liable, and who will install the rods in a
proper manner. The amount of money
that insurance against loss, either by
wind hail, or lightning costs, is mere
trifie, and one collection from an insur-
ance company in case of loss will often
pay the insurance for lifetime.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08
y v EsTERN agriculturist is knocking

y v EsTERN agricuturist is knocking
on the farmer who quits work and moves
to town to loaf the rest Of his life. The
greatest satisfaction man can have is
the feeling that he is really accomplish
ing something" says he. There is no
satisfaction in simply sitting around
spelling good air by breathing it, doing
nothing. amounting to no more than a
lame grasshopper." That is very true Of
a farmer who quits the country, not be-
cause he is able to, but in hope Of hav-
ing an easier time. But it does not hold
true OF the farmer who has borne the
heat and burden of the day, has got we'll
up in years, has snug bank account
and boys grown up to whom he can leave
the care of the farm
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08

Every man, woman and child in the
State OF Wisconsin should make it
special point to attend the State Fair to
be held at Milwaukee, Sept. Ills. Spec
ial half-fare rates have been granted on
all railroads for the week and the man.
agement OF the State Fair has provided
a list of attractions which cannot fail to
be of great profit and pleasure to all who
enter the beautiful grounds and devote
their time to examining the exhibits, en-
joying the superb racing and the special
spectacular events provided for each at
ternoon and evening. The racing this
year is to be uncommonly fine. Wiscon-
sin has offered more in premiums for
horse racing than any other state fair in
the United States, and it is expected
that many fast records will be broken
during fair week. The grounds are to
be open in the evening as we'll as in the
day time, and each evening there will be-
magnificent display of fireworks with
other spectacular features. There will
be music on the grouds all the time,
both afternoon and evening, by large
variety of bands, headed by Liberatti's
Famous Military Band.
An innovation will be noticed at the
gates this year, whereby the visitor to
the fair will deposit coin ia an auto
matte gate instead of buying ticket.
These are the same gates that have been
used at the Worlds Fair. Every accom-
modation has been provided on the
grounds this year for the comfort and
convenience of visitors. The splendid
new stock judging pavilion will be dedi-
Gated on the opening day of the fair. It
will be used during the week for indoor
stock Judging events and special onter-
tainment features The Publicity build
ing, with check room facilities, will
prove a special accommodation.
The State Fair is an event that be-
longs to the people of the State of Wis
consin, and they owe it to themselves, as
well as to the fair, to give it the largest
possible attendance. Remember the
dates, from Monday, Sept. 18th, to Fri
day, Sept 18TH.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08

The 1905 International Live Stock ex-
position to be held at the Union Stock
Yards, Chicago, Dec. 2 to 9, is attracting
the attention of stock men, and prom
Uses to be one of the most interesting
meetings ever held iu the country along
this line. The show will be held in the
new International coliseum, which is to
be it's future home. A new classification
has been adopted for this exposition
that stock men are generally talking Of
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08
THE probability that Chas, F. Pfister

The probability that Chas F. Pfister
is guilty of the larceny charged in the
indictment of the Milwaukee grand jury
seems very far removed by the publish
ed statements of the Rendering compa-
ny, fully generating him, whose funds
it is alleged he handled The public
would be most interested now in learn
ing just what prompted the grand jury
in it's findings or if politics had anything
to do with it. Possibly this may come
out at the trial.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08

THERE are indications that Gov. La
Toilette has reached the conclusion that
a caucus of "the leaders, to name candi.
dates would have none of the vicious at
tributes of a convention of delegates
elected by the voters-M Milwaukee News.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08

THE honor which all nations yield to
President Roosevelt as a factor in secur-
ing the Russia-Japan treaty just con-
Guided is very gratifying to every Amer
loan
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-08
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER s, 1905.

A WISE man has remarked that the
possession of an automobile is not sign
that man has lot of money, but it is
sure indication that he needs lot of it,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-08
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Popular Young Couple of Red OaL
NeighboriaDod United in
Marriage.

Married, at the residence Of Mr.
| J. NJ. SlayGen near Red Oak June 4
at $50 p M. Mr. Cyrus Jones and
/ Miss Claude SiGpson, the writer Of
fIclatinE
This was one Of the most quiet
and pfettiest weddings of the sea
son. The young couple are among
! The most popular OF Red OAKS noble
| sons and fair daughters and their
host OF friends in that community
| and elsewhere wish for them the
choicest beatitudes of life and reali-
2ati0a OF the full fruitiJn of their
imc~t senguine anticipations Mr..
Jones rs young farmer whose in
tegritg, energy and industry has
brought him to the front as one OF
Ellis cougJy's staunchest young
citizens. In his wife he has won "a
fair and beautiful flower. q jewel
of juasamable worth The dsugh-
rer OF cae OF Red Oaks most highly
respected and prosperous citizens,
Young Intelligent beautiful ard ac-
comDi-he3 fitted by nature and
an-t5.ca eE grace 10 adoFn any e0-
elst an earnest christian. au es-
tesu#d member Of the Baptist
aaaEch and caasaceated caurca
s0=a=-
According f9 all human Faa 5outue
faEs aHUg couple have 8ee1. br the
HH5ar Of Jae 0a Gntes o1 men drawn
together no. As t.e poet Sings asI
9o#t ana faa 8aGahIs Fl
bust svae.a uua to noble
Use writer gte- sla e-I
hf teFe nfE he sr guide ofa