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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
YenuiblbauiasS abn.

Ntrlnllcu oIC GulpertsStution, iute iolqt:
lao NtorgcuS, tuglib tlHloItS ta!lcn Al Dlors
GcH3I. mas 4SIlidmspurt uto Eod 9dneIl.
SO 8urmittuGe (lulcfsS iailon 500 Eorttl,
tagtlb, nab Eltisburg, ebltG9o. Stneltrdt:.
SOutebiue, Ct. HOHls.
$40 9sprmittnnS (lriotsS tntion S.55 8orin.).
tdBlt1, Iutb buffalo (otu emporium Sllne'
tom. nit ourro9ele1oeI1. quiet Sdrlots2Saa'
eon lHo 9oub. Srte ta9!lb nlIo H0be'ler
an 4udCHtugeIt.
iI.I4 @uumittaSs (IntonsS tdtion 1t.55 @orm.),
ia9iih; a93 -, BiitS6nFE98 ~, tH S,o S.soeIa"0; Nc
10 Hahmtttnas COON Der Union Stdttor( tag
lid. plnttro, nab klttsbllr0, Gbteugo, Sieve
!ano. loleoo Getrott. Cincinnati. HOnISotut
800 GaGmtttaao (Ovn Der Unions tniion) tde.
lib. gJPt HcnnipiuaHta eseetnl" IL stnHOs'
500 @dGmIttaas, tdsIi6 COON Der uniousstu.
tom, nab tltishurg, eblengo, ytdlgotly (otl
@tntlIEali lino eoutSoiuel, 81. HouIs urC
100 NGsnOS, idaIib (pcn Der rntonsS tattor).
nab Chicago, S%ieoelano ~
RAD RittoUErG. Cincinnati uuo ct. pouis.
$50 Mbeuoe, idpltb luon et l~nloTt.StuilVHll
;a9 9EllGIo ITia Snlppo tIG Tuo S%H1Ii9'A on NY
900 gthenoS, tdBit1 coon Der llntotla5iatlonl'
nab 9iiisbur1, 9pteano. 9'socIano. 9lite'h
RAFT Srie mo Rprbetter.
ti.4i abenos ClntorrS tatton ll.65 abellosl.
9sSllets mo &rte: GicreIdHO. ausaenon'rnt"
HG6 StnnapoIis 73t Soru,tttaas nnO $40
g!udntiltN9S al 9aodentnaen. SoHntaaS' 500
&OrnlltiGps.
Ron bet grrHoent'S trnse.
0l5 Wloracns uno go AbeIloS an Sonep
tugt1 nad Ybj!uoelphid.
BON Der tlutpu.S iatiou.
Wndl YbtiaorIphia uno Ef'u"DCn.
DOB gintlut, rGUulreitunnl einiiteo," taplto,
nIr !tcm 9utt, l.4S. 7,a5, lOO2 nno |llto
(uIlr Hem DyrD GorIl.. F12O5. -l;iO, 4.SV,
'bA6 9IubnL, $50 mo ll.25 shenes an
NsohruinVcrt, Sonltaas, Las lHnn 'l005
&0t#i. 'l2O6. LOG *4.2O. f6,45 yanni., LOU
llllo ll.2' HbtnoS.
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&DtNi lu'. BOA, ADJ giatn'., $50 luto
go g9eaoS an @s9hentg9eHi sonnlaggt
900 TO vprul, 5.Oi. 4bi ySupm.' 200
lllo ol' Nutloe.
Nan Solioli o0ne Nolnonnthlel s4o Sotlh'
az Ssp6eIld9C1 nlo '6,3} gnenoS inelip.
l!atlonnEli an oGr SGI9pGre , Sloilto1 Il, S;Sa.
-, i@Gtn nMo t50 Hbcno5 idolth.. CO, ,or
!36: Ia3 SO sLh, 942, t0.34 Sorin;.
1905. '24S, 90. PIP. 24h, SAC. 80, BIO.
bio, b25. 601. 10. 72o C1.36 ptlni'
icoI, al. S.2j, SAB, 9.l5 mo H.55 Nhenns
an 2SptcIinNcu. SumtuQS, 2.26. 2.6t, 6.t2,
7.25, 7.i3, s.ij, s.55. Oi2 RprU., I2.0b.i
t.53, PIP. $40. $50. $40. 625. Cos, 7.t6.
7.20 $3.50 Qintteo), 7.4i, 1925, g.i5 uno
Qb1 WhcuhS.
Jiadb .glnuGpnlis 7.36 g;urmittoos. t2. Is, $50
y,nbmiltonS. GO5 ghcnos an ySocbcntaoen:
Ennnt,ns ~ m,rncr" frS Il a. sIhenSS -
gtioutt. Mani, pitic ErsV,rsi, . 6i Jg,rnpus, iun
y 10 q!orb,tittnns tStIifb" 900 -
Snlit6crr Mailman Grprck q42 Rprm. b.go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Scr SnuoidnuinoCl in Colorado.

NcnDcr, Got, I. Noucubcr.
>En tSnlAc Der pom ser Wrano ,Nltru
oc3 @lnoca2crid)ta in Ellcblo crDp.
bctcn NltIo0cn mc0cn 6Glidula mo
Wteincioa in &%crbinoumN nit %lnO
ldNplnocIctrn in Moihingtols lu0
Hunln Gountp lin0 lirbUl ulr0cicbr
ncn 9ilr0crn oicicr Counties Qcrjht
lltc &orfiibrlml2bcicbIc jlacitcllt
mor0Cl, Die %crboitctcu limo &ctcr
Campbell ans Nltrou, iriIbCr 9iCOi
TRAITOR 0c2 &un0umtc2 y. 4. NcCuCn
SdlBmciltCr pom NaibiuNtonsGom
m; N.N. WicNcon, Glert 0e@ Niltritt2
@criht2 pom Dumo . Gouutp; :. W,
%rmiL ctl Gplititer aus Gltron; NJ.
+. Nltcll, NotCIbcliBcr in Numu; =.
G.Stoncr mo :. i. Snitb, NCi0c
GRANDCHILDREN. Gle llntcriudntug NC
gen 0icicr NnAcle9cHbcit lit ld)on lett
W(onutcn I'M WanAc, lm0 Is miro bc.
baltptct, Is licQc Nuuciamutcrlal 0a.
filr Dor, oob cin v9iin8," mcldcmt
irilbcrc @cnntc Oc@ &nu0rcQiitrutlw
MITES mo piclc hcruorro9clOc Nilr.
ger oudCb0rtcn, Die Nr0bitcn SdNuiu.
ocIcicn III Scenc 0cicBt bat. &iclc
pom 0cn &er3cbcn ioIlcn ollcroinI3
ihon pcriGbrt icin, m0brcnO 0ic I'm
t~criudlnl0 nod nidt cinmoi III Gu0r
Gciijbrt lit. Nit Ser N1l}cn 2Iu1cIc
9cnbtjt miro sic nGhita wron0 &lrU
oc3 @mlocS0crid)t9 lif j> bciolicn
bobcu mo ucriticocuc &crboitunGen
io0cn bis oabiu nod IN Nlalid)t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Tbiahltstagc Der Sampicr uun Ncir
gDurf.

Compiler r@li0cr" am ,. GoO
nod SumburN.
Camper oGrjcOrid Der @robc" an
9. Nopcmbcr nod Bremen.
0ontpfcr lorraine" onl 2. NoU.
nod) Sabre.
Qonipicr uG1Id6rio" am 4. Noo.
loG NcopcI.
Gampicr .NrCtoria" AM A.. Nop.
nod Saul6urI.
Qompicr o@ucotio" ult 4. Nov.
had 2ipcrpooI.
9ompicr y&}nnc6oGn" am 4. gtoc,
tod) Son0on
3ompfcr oN1ocrluno" am 4. GoU.
nnh NntWcrPrl.
/9ompicr u6jolanO' am %. SIT.
nad Antmcrpcn.
Iumpicr st ForI" ont IS. Crt.
notG SnutGoulp'on.
GGnpicr minneapolis" OIL %.
Sftotcr .,oA @ouOon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Wcitlidjc Wnrplanocr Giicnbabn.
srat in arnit ant II. rttubcr 1905.

Srat III Nrn't ani ID Attpbcr l9oJ.
5dalid.
i.9O WlorocnS G6HcG5ua, 9auptltuie, Sa,
geretolun, gSdDncSboro, Vi, q ". JO. uno
ben GitOCn. llb uuaG. Eonutug 4. y. ". r.,
@aucod. Gbnmbcrabttg, WiurtIusbnrg uio
g~Giidcfler.
li.15 glbcnos-@ufom. mad Union. QrioGc.
Snalidl, nue1cnumntcn Sunntnne.
100 l~Rorgcns Yorf =. & Y. Eto. mo 3onpt'
riuic oitlih ron GrnorgsSrope, Carlisle iino
SO SlofaeiS Vanpilinie. Snocrstoun, 6at.
cod. SBippcnaburN. 5raocrid. Gmmit5burg
mo X. & ~. .9iU. bis Gliior.
0i5 0loraUts -HcttOehutN Srrcbp. IffoHt.
%icnfcit5 GuorD Gropc, iowic 9uuo0cr mo
!oii Noraerts guiom. mad uniou Pri6ac.
a,25 ytabui gnum. nah emorO Srupe.
3f5 9tnbnl gffon rad &NorD @rcUc, y. &
8, 2io,. iotpie gorf.
@I1o gindlm .-Grpref, mad Yurt, Snnuuer nno
@cttpsbnrD. tEarfors6Gr,)
AS 9tahu, WtlUuJ. Gnd lluiot Qrioae.
90 gicdm -Srprcb NOD ennoor lSeitminr
ter. Linton Prioft mo oail sltiuai mao
SuNclotuuu uUb 0nutoi. iOpic Srchcrid.
GntHiiiohIrQ liuo Sbippcn4bnrN tFGrlcr,
Carr
BPS Mndm.- enTort. nab Sampitcuo.
Gt5 Mbcn0s Ntiout. ld@ lluiou lri0pe,
$50 gl6cnog slifom. unA Gmuru @ropt.
Tnr S0nutnqc.
$50 D|or1cl5 Gt!oul. nlO llltiplt VrloBc II.
$50 &adu.- gu1om. rad llttiou {rioac.
$50 WdHm- Ntyiu. mad SampitcGo,
@iuels una &tpGd efrcnu. gr. q. 9srit-
2iiGe bdltcn an urlon-. Qerra t?'pr.. Sui,
ton aro s]aGhrooi tgtcr.b.gIocnneJ Sutton
y. 8. Wrioiuulo, g.. Z. n.
u. NJ. sc,pea, g. =. VI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Sdliiinnndlridltrm.

Ncm Nort /. N%oucubcr.
9mGcfonmcu Der Compiler oaoiici
MilhcIm Scr }pcitc" BON Bremen.
Nb9ciobrcn limo pom bier Die Sam
pier nCcconic" nod %iucrpool NM
YNonnouio" nuh NcopcI.
NCupcL ST. Cttobcr. Gcl
Compiler yGorpot6io" lit Don bic,
noh 9}cm ])ort 0tIclobrcn.
SABRE 81. Cttobcr. - Ger Sam.
pier oSorOiuion" iuDr bon bier nod
Sul0on ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
ShiifSfnrtcn uUn nnn nud) GcntidD
LAMB.

%ou Baltimore bis WrcmCn: ga,
iiItc So uno $3.50; @ccmcn-@oI,
Iiruorc bis 5um /. NoUcmbcr $3.50
un0 5000; bonn +. Nopcmbcr bis
I. Nltguit 5000. Nlmorciic 5lt bill.
li0crcm Erciic. S1cu. s.. Gicncr &
GO., Simmer Gar. 3, 11l Oit.2eying,
tonsStr. OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

cinCm Qcbornlldtcn Ncld)lllB Ac0cll
0Clt Gertultl BON 0clltld)enl Wrun0bca
lit an Enlcn nll2Qclprud)cn ltn0 lbE
ais Ncrrutb am Scutihtblm NcbronOs
martt. Gr pcrlouGt Die Ar0Btc Aod).
iulutcit, nm Den llrbcr0un0 0clttlhcr
Wiltcr IN polnildc &0n0c 81 pcrbils
ten, mo cine Ncidllcumi9lunN 0c2 &c.
id)dltaQuugC@ Der Nnlic0lln8a DC
bor0c, oomit Elm rClolutc9 3ugrcl'en
nidt allaQcldlollcn lit.
Cine Elcnor &eriummllung Oc3
.Gcutihcn Sitmorten o Ncrcina" lin.
oct an 6rcitog III S0ln Itott, ulto c@
lit unjuncbmCn. Bob Der III Hc0c
ltChcnoc 9cihIlB Den Wrllnoton Iiir
Die @crnthunMcn nngcbcn miro.
Sic @iirgcrmeiitcr Gclcs
Nution bct'm &on5lcr
Ncihafou5lCr Shirt y. Billion en-
pima, mic lhOn tur} NcnlclOct, sc
tern Die NborOuulA Der NiirQcrmci.
tier, mcld)e lollt 9cldlllB 0c5 Gcuts
Id)cu St00tcto0C5 IN Sudcn Ger
Glciihtbcllcrung bel lbnl Uor5ltlprc.
den hnttc. SIS maren Die crltcn Din
Qcrmcilter BON Berlin Nrea0elL
&nrlarlbc, Wiilnhcn, StroBbrrA mo
Stuttgurt jn0cgcn. Ser 0bcrbilrQcrz
uneilter upit Sr0utfltrt a. NJ, Gr. N0l
DIES, bate lid mcgcn &rantbclt emf
iful0i9cn mitlicn-
Shirt b. @iIIolp bciprud) nit oelI
Nerren olti Dos G%iugcbcnOltc sic
Nlciihnotb mo ihrc l(rlod)en lln0
id)cnttc 0cn %orid)lGgcn sur Ibitcl.
hung Der GolomitGt miimcrfiumc5
@cb0r. Gr modltc lid) unbcild)ig, bic
GmpieblllnGcn IN crnite GrUG1lun0 Ut
5icbcn.
@cnoiicn 30nfcrcL
Ger iOiioIocmofrotiidc Tnrtcipor.
itnno pcroficntIldJt I'M ,&orm0rt9"
cine lon0c GrflGrtm0 an sic Eortci.
Qcnollcn iibcr Den ulclcrm6bntcn
Strcit in Scr Heoottion oc3 NolIpt-
organs, iucldcr ihon Die &erobihics
Dung elmer Golr5cn 9icibc bon Hcoof.
tiOn9. N(itGlicocrn SIR 6ol8e gcbobt
bot. Wfon bcirpeilclt 0bcr nidt, BOB
nit oielcr GrflGrlmQ nod mchr Ncl
ms Scier geaolicn lit mo 0oB nod
id)Gricrc NnQriifc QcNcn 0ic 9Siafiir
oca %oritonOcS oo9 &cillItot icin lpcr.
0cn.
Ser GborfottcnburGc
&u Of d) II &rafchl |.
IS miro bciiirdtct. onb scr aompi
Scr Stltoentcn Der Sc6niihcn Sod
idulle IN GborlottenbltrQ, mclder ml:t
olldI gegen 6en aultlSminilter Or.
Stllot bon Rcltcnl cntbrnnnt lit. cine
nod id)linncrc ariic bcrbcifiibrcn
miro, lpir I'M u%crgnngcncn ScmcItCr.
Worgen fin0ct cine EroteIt,&crionrnl.
luna Der Stu0cnten ltutt. luelhe 0llrdl
Die Nltil6iutg oc2 Stuoentcn 9tll9.
id)ulica peranlubt lporbcn lit.
&aiierItdcs GolfSlieOcr.
b II d.
Iic BON &ailer eingeiette Commit
lion, mcld)e cine Sammlilng oclliIdcr
Golfslieoer fir Den WGnnergelnng
b%crouSgebeu iou, bat cine lugru1g
ubaeboltcn, oil peld)er Scrtreter Der
bcoeutenOitrn @eionguereine 1ei,tid).
Lambs, Gcltreid's ulo ser Sdmei}
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Baltimore Snnpf Endct Gu.
OMIT MN vunrrIufEinr gnIyiuir

Sic &cr. Staatcn Rot bci0rbcrnn.
ENmpicr iubrCu tdNlid. SomItuOo uieOciiunts
men bon hcl .Wut zinc "(lcro. gir. tO - ~.
NiNbt SirNbc. Gao NbcHos. bir'ft nah 90
Foilt Comfort llnrioIf, PORTSMOUTH mo alien
dESitllicl ocs SithcnS %CrblnonnH ~ Glo
9tihmouo. NcrhtnomIN in Eurtaupulb nit ncm
"Scnbodro Ylr cine" fultocu ,}lN bon Rorto
MOUTH nah atlanta vi g~ipr'plf Ncr6iuouuN
nit ocr .%9ltlauiic Coat Qiuc, %gjoriojf unS
Carolina. 9torirlf lWo fii6lih. ~Hinrfplf mo
iuc'ilid mo So Spmirluu piuc" nab GCipz
hcrlr }SGiblnNtou, nc, Gimmouo, @n.. mo
Gcip Ynrf.
MIob}citcn ln6 Cnropdifbuu Ptonc. 2lru.
rtbtc NOiiltellintlcr, c,Cftrifhc NcIclrtilnp.
NnnpibCi}ilN. NuiCu irct. NCicrpirtc Nuiiitcl
thinner it ocit gtlcl NilrCuur Der rYGn zinc. "
VT. t07, Ot baltimore StrnGc Jtr. 60G mlo
6hs. 9i0bt StoGc. z. ". g Silicc, ShooisStc
Baltimore mo GdlOcrt StrnkC. Continental
9rnitt NnINi1g mo glbouGb'S, gir. 100, g'oro.
CDarIc@ltrdGC.
Snbu ". Shcriuuub. N. @rulur,
Nice Frdf II Gcltr NtunuRcr. @rl. s4uik sglaCHi.
tSc32-)
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Fonipfer ~ucrfn1cn Baltimore uOm ticr Nt, Il
MMb 10. YinhIIrnNCM lNrTitr.
mo Tc~uuIgluania 9abn.

SHge oerlaHrn Rotth.HtsHne.e citation;
1.b BORN. Vpit nat BORT tdGltt. ars9e'
1otnnien EGnntuns.
$40 BORN. Mi.on. rut1 Stltd, rIt gonlItaaa.
9.30 Hornf. Niirrl. nan Nllait, 'dglih. nuSge'
lufrnelr SOrutnNS.
l.20 9tldnr. Nffom. uuh Pjiutt, nir sdnIitdq&
b.a st0e1iI. Voit nuh Nuri. idaltt. nitsae'
non, men SOHutnNt.
w Nd1m. NifcH mao Ecll1, ttiir sonitidaa.
$50 Tuthni. gffpWt. undl E'ltu, tdallh. ans2t'
nphinitn SUuui1QS.
500 htenos giiJr;. mao Pelur. tdqitt. aus
aerOrtnleli EOnGidNs.
n.C0 Sbettos etiirm. nIt Velotr rlf conn
tugs.
ti.Ah sbenos giiom fnb esiO'r. mi With
tnorhs mn yuWurS
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Or. Ybuips arS!!i6cs
Snaitnt.
Hr. 1891, St Tratt Stripe.
epe5taincm fir asbetme arantp,itsH uOu U'an.
nrrn NIB 6rnmcm.

Wtr bctIcu Grunpiaocrhriibe obn. fbrnCr6'
bate Spcrntioll, GtriilnrcIl, NIutpcrBiitluG NIB
SupbiGis in alien Stuhicn, 8crIuii Der Marns
bartlett uno ncu 6n9e5c0enc arunfbciten. Cine
ruftt, onucrnoc 9ciInng lptro Garnutirt. lin.
Icrc bcitC GmriCbltuG bcficbt BARN, Dab Mot
ciu sent orr ~ertoI0tcr QciIunG Al bc5abIeu ~.
IS fo:ct Gle giiht8, in ulfcrcm @frcdu Dor
8nlprchcn mo cine private Combination nit
ms III Oabcu. Ron 10 ltr &urmttings bis 10
ubr 9lhrHhs G%caflnrt. Gdrcibt. lpcnn Sbr Mot
fonImcU lnunt.
Tmio.Nin. nab 8n.nuo.FGrf' g%pOGaons fab.
rrn al nuicrcf Sbhtt Ourbel.
SibmcirNd ~"ub. uur 9rntt.e iruhe.
.ur,,tn ? &c -,
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9amburg=W
-Eadi-
NOppcIIhrGubcg.
Nrprcfl. Mno HGiIanicr. Nicnit.

Srgin IN 9oueI fir funonn nno 9aris an
Sambnrg.
81 @roooman Nerp- Dorf
artbnr @. RObIon,
1917 Sit.Waltiniore"S Str
NM alien Fiase.
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PaEe asr Hrlis ms anslano tt.erat q
3iaIns, s;r. All, St. fagI. eitaee,
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Nuuapults, ri. 9ioOul.G citation. l7.h0 mo
e,9 aSa9 S e o. S as;So y l!n 90 % R SS Maan'. S 90 S !
tagS, 400, 1876 Eohm., 600 uno 2ii.io
sreSe.ia, mt. Wcbots iotion, 7s.4b uub lo.a-.
BORN; ,gaf,Oeil. 9laf'cn !7.85. 1000, Is = mo
1000 BptH.. 1925. $50 mo '5.20 giutut.
sSiaheiter, WI. Rupul strtion. 2 10 Bout.
.eaaeIstorn. 'C!t, Mobnl. etatten, Is. IS stor.
!0.bo Gnbm. s imocn.StaitOm 1900 NorHL~
,-gattott.e,m uiO UT. aira, Gambler tai!on,
l725 n1S ?ol5 @trm 4 25 1850. 500
''d SnTiIs 's sSU. '( GGmOcn e 5tn HtOT"0Hi y % y,Orm.
enrop nuo clifton ut. togaI gtaiton '2..a
ytghnl; 9dlnncn, : tailor. ~ 90 Tabnt. ma.
0urt. N-ncr 5crminnt lGnoPnntD an %.
strahs, Rr,u.yurt Rcnuem grtenen sar Nv.
%reidnng oes Sotcl'. Sbeatcr' nno raesn'Tt'
oeaHa. GerL gamo.n gsrI mt ropai
S3 dIinr ~ @p,iic f fasl. 47S5!5%S. y. y. SO go : g.
R RariIta T SInsr,. nue. nnr go o. SS.6522 1. es.55asRs 6
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nahnte BON PaHdatcrcu hereii.
~ nnf Ntiautie,6itb an gBotenidaeu. ~
nrt Httantie,Siin tiUiidh
VIE 3ilNe bulieu In NtlIntugioH. u hilt 10
Nhtifer. an.
HprI Gruihsn Reel. Ut Nnbni
pbiIu. effprt. MIR 90. s0hR st0R
EbiId. NitUm. mit 90. st53 S20R.
NAfrOPrn Wff. MIR On m v az
p6iIn eff.. nts0. z 22OG. 225R.
nhi,a Grrrrh. auSa. z 500 ba5R
lthrrecen Nff., mtsu. z GtaT. 3tbq
Fhiiu. Nffnn.. l,Ir 20. GtAT 6tbH
Iibild Grprrb. InuI. 900 pa5N
HnctsR ilrcuur. N1rnueft ste ebotles unp
S~drutndnf ctrrbe ~. W 6 N.tScbdnnei. Ft.
b26 Glib, Prunnrron. M roual's tutton ohi
Sdn~loeHs1td iinu
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Is. ~. slhft. tsen 'Blf ..siaeat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

bear the bishop preach. THIS ma"
approached the bishop, and saio
"Bishop. have been faithioi 70
you. and have come here TO C3ufch-
And I have brought a dollar To put
In the collection. But ] really musO
20 10 the circus, for you come to town
every year, and / can hear you again
sometime, but the circus does not
come only every three or four years.
On another occasion. when the
stage running from Butte to SAT-
Lake reached the town OF Blaekioot'
some one hunting for the bishop, "ho
was due TO be on that particular
stage, found that be was fast asleep
curled up IN the straw In the bottom
OF the stage.
On still another occasion he CHANGED
TO reach Salmon City when court was
| In session. and the town was hlled
with people from every erection.
Some must sleep In the hay In the
harm, and I,isobp Tuttle, now the
presiding bishop OF the Protestant
| Episcopal church OF America, was
among those who stretched his tired
bones with the Others In the hay In
the corral
| He made friends wherever he went,
seeming TO feel 1t better to make
friends than enemies upon the prin'
clpaI that the Good Samaritan had
ministered to the wounds OF the dy'
Ing stranger before stopping TO In
quire as to his religion or creed. Ii
Utah, for illustration, he made
friends OF the Morn,ons, even though
he disagreed with them, aud Brig
ham Young himself accounted Bishop
futile firm friend.
1t Is to this man, with this cbarac
ter, who performed this work, tina
1t Is now proposed to erect some suit
able memorial OF useful nature.
The particular character OF TIL
work TO which It is TO he devoted la
not yet been determined. That ques
tion will be decided after the amour
OF the donations received Is known
and viii probably vary with tn
amount. 1t Is settled, however, tina
1t Is to be used for some practica
purpose, as well as useful one, tba
Its work may symbolic the achieve
ments Of the presiding bishop durin
the days when he walked and talke
with the pioneers OF the intermoun
tain region.
1t seems especially fitting that thi
memorial should be erected In Bois
as this city contained the onl
church edifice In the three states ur
der Bishop Tuttle's jurisdiction a
the time he came here. This oil
church, after being replaced fe
, years ago by magnificent moder
, cathedral, has been removed to TIL
outskirts Of the city, where, 1t
!. still, doing service, as In the olde
a days, as mission. Elk.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

In the first months Of the Russia
Japan war we had striking example
of the necessity for preparation and
the early advantage OF those who, so
to speak, "have shineled their roofs
In dry weather. . The virtue OF
preparation has made history aud
given to US our greatest men. The
individual as well as the nation
should be prepared for any enier'
gency. Are YOU prepared to success
fully combat the tirst cold you takes
A cold can be cured much more quick
ly when treated as soon as II has been
contracted and before II has become
settled In the system. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is famous for its
cures OF colds aud II should be kept
ut hand ready for instant use. Fol
sale by all dealers,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

SCHEDULE OF MAIl.S
SALMON a BEDROCK.
Leave Salmon City s a. m. Nh.
Arrive 4p. m. Daily
SALMON GIBBoNsvuLE.
Leave salmon City 63o a. m. Daily except
"rFNs ago p. M. Sunday.
LEEsBusG, EoRNEy syELLow JACKET
Leave Salmon CIV M Monday. Wed.
neSday, Friday
Arrive Salmon CITY Tuesday, Thurs
day. Saturday.
SALMON a cHALLIs.
Leave Salmon City a. m. M Dssssy Ned Nd,
Arrive Salmon City d iSs' sa,s, ISurs'
Mail closes 20 minutes before departure o
stages FIG. HAvsN,~S. P. NJ
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

A gentleman who was In town from
the Jackson Hole country this week
informed News reporter that re-
Gently the Northwestern railway off,
cials made payment Of IS, 200 as part
payment for right OF way across a
large tract of coal land which Is own
ed by number OF Wyoming and Chi
cago people. This right of way has
been secured In order to enable the
Northwestern people to get out of the
Jackson Hole and control a particular
pass In the mountains In their macrh
westward. The same gentlemen stat
cd that Northwestern men who are In
position to know what they are talk
Ing about. recently stated that the
iron would be laid to the summit OF
the mountain between this place and
Jackson Hole country by the time
work closes down next fall. lie also
stated that there Is no doubt what
ever In the minds of those who pre-
tend to know of the situation OF af-
fairs but what the Northwestern will
make st. Anthony point of It's line.
st. Anthony News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
Mans vnrea condolences

Is often as great as woman's But
Thos. =. Austin, Mgr. OF the Ere
publican, : of Leavenworth, Ind, was
not unreasonable, when he refused
to allow the doctors to operate on his
wife. for female trouble. "Instead
he, says, I'VE concluded TO try Flee
tric hitters. My wife was then so
sick. she could hardly leave her bed,
aud live t5l physicians had failed
to relieve her, After taking Elec.
trio Filters, she was perfectly cured,
and eau nov perform all her house.
hold duties" Guaranteed by ". c.
Whitweli drug CO. and Guy Edwards
druggist, price SCI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

Mrs. McSosh- 10 you mean to tell
me, sir, that you were sober when
you come home last nieht2
Mr.. McSosh- A hsolutely, my dear.
Mrs. MeSosh.- Then will you ex-
plain why you tilled the refrigerator
with coal and put six shovelfuls of
Ice In the furnace?- Leader.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

Excited Wife--Wake up, Henry
The house Is on Ore.
Sleepy Hushand--Great heavens
Now we'll have to move again An.
swers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
Salmon Lodge Directory

LEMHI LODGE NO. IL, A. r. q
AN. Meets Saturday on or oeiofe
the full moon, at Masonic Hall 30
iourning brethren are welcome.
J. c. Sinclair, w. NJ.
w. G. Smith, Sec.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

Miss Sharpe--Iiave you any idea
what sort CT an object you make
dangling around after Miss RoxleyY
MIR. kute !--Suro' Object matri.
mony. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

LEMHI TENT NO. 4, X. O. L. NJ.
Meets first and third Thursdays al
|. o. O. +. Hall.
+. II. Hall, Sir Knight Commander
Ell. Hubbard, Record Keeper.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

CAMP NO. 1910. NJ. w. OF A.
Meets first and third Thursdays OF
each month at Court Room.
J. ]. Gaver, V. q.
r. J. Atkins, Clerk.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

HUGH DUNCAN CHAPTER No.
.. O.E. S. Meets at Masonic Hall
first Saturday after full moon.
Emma Yearian, w. M.
Carrie Soule, Sec.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25

ness is next to godliness.'' Indeed. the
hardwood, uncarpted floors were SO ex-
tremely polished as to give rise t. q JcD
d'esprlt made by a witty old gentleman
as he handed n lady into the house. who
said One must be very circumspect In
his conduct and have sure footing In
this house.n It was literally as well as
playfully true. for. walking. was quito
precarious'on the CLASSY surface,
After the death Of Mrs. Gilmer in 1s-.
Edgemont was inherited BY her grand
daughter, Sally Minor. daughter, OF Fra X
lin Minor and Lucy Ann Gilmer. But
.Edgemont stood for several Years after
wards unoccuped until the marriage of
Miss Minor, In 49,, 10 Mr.. Henry Ma
gruder, son OF Colonel B. II. Magruder.
of Glenmore. Albemarle county.
During the war, while vacant. the fine
old building came near being destroyed
by fire, having been broken into and oc-
cuped by tramps or soldiers. After a
night of carousal they left a large fire
burning, whicE@sct fire to the house, but
fortunately 1t was discovered In time to
save the building. though seriously dam
aged. Mr. Masruder was fine lawyer,
a prominent farmer and thoroughly
scientific gentleman. His great abilities
were recognized by his appointment as
director OF the Virginia Polytechnic III
,stltute, at Blacksburg,B Va. He greatly
Improved Edgemont, which eventually be-
came one Of the noted farms on the west
ern side Of the mountains. which testifled