davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-07-26
THE CRIMINALS OF GEORGIA
DATA FROM PRIs4s
ON COMMISSIONS REPORT.
Fulton County Leads the Band With
SIG COnvicts. Union and Milton
Are Not Represented.


Are Not Represented.
Secretary Yancey has received from
the printer advanced sheets of the an
nual report which will be made by the
prison commission to the governor of
Georgia for presentation to the gener-
al assembly. The report shows that
there are now in the chaingangs and
in convict camps of the state 1928
misdemeanors and 2,2S0 felony con-
victs.
AT the prison farm in Baldwin couu~c
ty there are 123 men and boys and SO
women, of whom are white and 81
colored. Twenty-nine counties of the
state are entitled to short term felony
convicts by reason of the fact that
they operate chaingangs and work
their convicts on the public roads
The records show that the extreme
north Georgia counties are poorly
represented in the penitentiary. Union
and Milton are without representa-
tives, and Banks, Lumpkin, Murray,
Rabun and Towns have only one each.
Fulton leads the band with BIG con-
victs in the penitentiary service of the
state. Chatham next with 149. Bibb
is third with 113, and Richmond fourth
with 70.
Single and Married
Out of the total number of felony
convicts 1,O32 are married and 1,248
single. OF these 1854 can read and
write, 2O3 can read only, and 923 are
wholly illiterate.
One man is serving his eighth term,
and 1,974 their first. OF the others,
237 are in for a second term, 46 for a
third, II for fourth, for fifth and
five for sixth.
Murder convicts lead in point of
numbers, while there is one each for
infanticide and kidnapping. For bur-
glary there are 557 convicts and 237
for rape or attempted rape. There
are three embezzlers and % forgers.
The youngest convict is 10 years
old, and the Oldest II, there being two
of that extreme age.
Among the convicts editors and re-
porters are not found, showing that
they are good folks and know how to
keep out of trouble. OF the profession
of preaching there are I, all colored.
Occupations of the COnvicts
The table giving the occupations Of
the cOnvicts reads as follows:
Accountants 4, BARRIERS II, bartend-
ers 3, bill posters l, broom makers 2,
bootblacks -, buffers 36, cigar max
ers 2, cooks Is, drummers /, draughts-
men l, engineers 10, factory girls 2,
farmers 600, tremen 80, hotel keepers
l, hotel walters II, house maids II,
laborers 1,048, mail carriers l, mer-
chants 7, nurses 8, opticians l, physi-
clans 3, policemen 1, preachers 7,
printers 4, sailors s, seamstresses 3,
showmen l, school teachers 3, stu
dents J., tailors 20, telegraphers 3, va
grants Il, washer women p, window
decorators l.
The total number on hand at the
last report was 3,3l5; committed SIS,
recaptured 52-making grand total
of 1885. From these must be deduct
ed the following; $50 discharged, 157
escaped, GA died, 30 pardoned, and 4
returned for new trials, totaling sos.
The financial sheet for the year COW
ers from June l, 1904, to May 81, 1905,
and shows: Total receipts $143, 637.97,
expenditures S143, 9O3, leaving bal
ance on hand 81, 1874.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-07-26
the gunbOats.

the gunboats.
1t is known to all pearl pirates
that the Japanese won't fool with
them, but open fire on them the mo-
ment they see them. SO the pearlers
are always ready for fight, and there
have been some sharp little sea en-
gagements.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-07-26
MRS. DIETRICH KNOWS BUSINESS
New York Society Woman Has Made
S2O,OOO,OOO in Investments.

sp%O,OOOsOOO HI investments.
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, the New
York society light: has proved herself
to be woman of great business abil-
ity. In 1897 she revoked the power of
attorney which she had given her hus-
band to manage her business affairs.
and since that time has made $40, 000,-
900, most of which she has made by
iudicious investments in railroad
shares. She is a daughter of the late
Senator Fair, Of California, for a
share Of whose estate she had to fight
She was not received in New York 5
inner circle until after a struggle
against Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs.
Ogden Goelet and other leaders.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
SdliiiSnadlridltcn.

Nem 0orf, is. <Ii. - 9l6Ge-
iobren: sic 0umpicr o6ricOrid DER
@roBe" nod Bremen unO oErin5
Ibolbert" nod NcopcI mo @cnio.
Bremen is. &IIi.- AnQetom'
men: Ser Gompicr o@re3Iou" bon
Baltimore
@enuo, rs. &uIi. - Der 9ams
pier .Ntorb.N merico" lit am II. o@.
uud REM Yort obGciobrcn.
GGril it iouio q, IS. &nli. - Der
0umpier Y&cai0 OIop" Won aopcn.
bo0cn) lit am fl, 03. BON bier mad
Nem. port nh0eIobrcl.
ScilIn is. &uIi.- Fnilirt: Oel
0umpiery @rni @oIocricc"( uon Nem.
Worf) uad) &nmburg.
Iutmerpen, Is. sui. Nn
aefommen: Ser Compiler n6inlano'
bon Hem. aort,
9remeu, Is. &lli.- Nngetom
nlen: Der 0ompicr oaoiicr MiIbeIu
ser 3meite" bon Nem Oorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
InftipnS = &erfGnfe.
YeremtpriiGer 8ertanf
-put-
StpDli icbr merthppleu @rnnoitiidcn
naBc SurtietSng

In Nnuc NrunoeisOu uNtn,
Strait Der Mrs BON Dem 9taenlbiimer berliebes
nclI Ioumad1t meroe id am Wittipnd, ben 10.
Sult 1905, 10 libr Sormiitags beainnCno. bic
fdmmtitubcu IL lehr miinidleu5ipertbcn 8ruuo.
itilde, oieshdbe Curtis 9aD III beldateln SouniD
eeleaen mo BON ben Ednoeretet oer oSoutb
Baltimore Surbor dno Improvement GOmpanO"
cine 80 SUB hrette Jtuno ~getreunt mo nit ser
Trunte an befaeter Rpao beIegen itno. an Sri
iIno Steae ulii otientliher Nuftion ucrfulrfer,
Siefe @rlnoitiide iino BON / bis II ntmmcrirt
mn ~entbulteH bon 9 bis 30 @derH. mic ami oerl
bei'm Seriaut aI59eitellteu Blame unQcacben 1T.
Siefe Srunottilde bclln0eu lih nube ser Subrif5
Srtiddii Curtis gnh unO ltno ais AobnItdtien
ooer fir cine Sdpttul Nuluae fcbr q%cCianet. Der
fonen. ole Dem Seriuuie bei3tupobHen miinfheit,
lueroen orrb cine NdlnpibGrfniie pom Gnnpuulie
Der Curtis Vn0 elciiriihen Nabn aus nab ocm
Serf1ufSplute b~ef0rOert.
MISREPRESENTATION: Sin Srittel Nddr. Der
Seit IN gletdmaBiQe1 3Gbiuuqeu nab lebS ltne
5lpolt W(nndtelI. Ooer Iles Aaar, nab BeliebeH
oes 4dIiers; ole reilirenoeI NeirdQe IiHo 3infen
uilterlporlell mo mus tir otetelben Sliricoens
Hellenic Stderbeit geltelli uernen. Sin Sepus
lttInl bon 500 miro fir ieoeS Srunoilid bei'm
Sertnul perldnqt.
Gin Ibeil oes Suufaeloes fam pegett SOpo,
tbet tllr 0dS Stpenibum ite5eH hleiben.
gSegen lpetterer Gtl5elnbeitcu Ooer Selihtis
gi1g oeS RluneS luenoe man lidl an Srt uno
Stele an 0rH. Spbn ?. NdMmuub ooer an
Suhu i. NiliamS,
9Inlpali fir ben 9igenlbiimcr,
@aitbcr 9itute BUILDING.
Gr. III. Torbz9 Charles StraBe.
Niliiam ~. @ildel,
Gs9,92 .95, &c. 80. 20O) sutttoIlaior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
Srcifadlc Sinrid)tnng.

MempbtS Gent, Is. SuIi. -
9rei Morocr, Die Ne0cr Soot3 Eau
Tor. ". NJ. MILES unb Wtoior Drills,
mrroen beltte I'M bieiigrn @ciGnQuiB-
hole Ourd ben Stron0 binQcridtet.
Eoplor II. WtiuS beltieNcn 0n3 Shoi-
lot uliomnlen mo WiiIca fam 5uleBt
on bic Reibe. Soplor crmoroctc Sonl
@oineo 81 WcmpbIna im Iilaillt
1904. MilcS bate icinc Gbcirolt uno
WtiQS icineu SdruicQcruotcr crnlorz
ACt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
SciratbS 2itenSen.

Solgenoe SeirotbS d. 2icen5en prr.
Sen bonn Glert oe3 Gommon . Tlcas.
@erid)tS ou5geItellt:
George ". Ncd, %, mo Sorob
&. Gnd, 10 Sabre oft; Sicen5 gcbolt
bon Ybilipp Clint. Nr. 1902, Noros
WountitroBe.
Soiepb 9cdborOt. 30, uno ellie Sc.
Sumter, "a Sabre oft; Sicen5 9ebolt
bon @iaiom IS. WltS9roue, 9tr. 1901,
@lpnbonsNpe
Sronf 0oltQ6crtp, 81, un6 Zorro.
tim Gibbod, IS Sabre alt; Hicen5 ge'
bolt bon Scnru Sellmon, Nr. 1882,
WcSenrpltrnBe.
Charles e. Gong, q, uno @ornett
9. Inoerion, 70 SABRE alt; Sicen5 &C.
bolt bon Sorrp e. Nnoerlon Hr.415,
SIt.Sonpoleltr.
Charles &. W}ncr9, "a, uno Minnie
Belle Worih q Sabre aft; 2icen5 ge'
bolt bon Charles &, OtperS.
,Sobn q. S0cr0onf, 36, mo Iler.
onorino g. @orton, q Sabre alt;
2icen5 gebolt bon $. &. aernan, Nr.
1876, SitsNorth 2lDc.
Sreoerid $. @oliS, %, uno Warp
g. 0edert, 20&nbrc aft; Sicen5 aebolt
bon Sobn &. Gctcrt, Nr. i116, yorf.
Hoao.
Sobn Semmlcr, %, uno @irginia
g. Seoro, 80 Sabre aft; 9icen5 ge-
BOLT bon @iQiom ". &eoro, Nr.
2226, t.Wo6iiouitr.
@iQiam &. Gcbbart, SO, uno Mo'
rp 6. @einreidl 80 Sabre alt; Sicen5
eebolt bon @iaiom 3. @ebbort.
sGbriition Sho'cr, %, uno Hebcdo
q. @ible, Is ,{obrc aft; 2icen5 geboIt
bon SSsobn $. Sdorcr, Nr. sOS, Noro.
Gaitleltr.
@ilion ". Gowca, 30, uno glber.
tine @erner, y Sabre alt; Sicen5 &C.
bolt bon 3iron II. Gopell, Nr. SOS,
SanoperitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
Ibia6rtStage Der 9ampier BON Neiu.
Wurf.

0ompier nSSfor Der 3ueite" am
10. SSuli nob Copenhagen.
9ampier oGeoric" om 10. Suli
nod) 2iperpool.
9ompier oHpnoam" om 10. Sui
nad Hotteroom.
0ampier n9reto9ne" ON 20. Sllli
nod Sabre.
9ompfer n0eutIdlono" ont 90.
Suli nod Samburg.
Sampler nNumioion" on 20. Slli
naf Glasgow.
0ampier .Gtruria" ON %. Suli
nod &iperpool.
9ompier nWinnetonfa" om %.
Suli nod) 2onbon.
9ompicr philadelphia" om %.
Suli nod) Soutbonpton.
9ompier .aroonIano" om 90. SltIi
nod antiperpen.
9an1pier yglbert" an %. Sllli
nod Neopel mo @enua.
9ompIer oYennipIponia" am 90.
Sllli nad Samburg,
9ampier nSirrneliia" an %. Sui
nod Glasgow.
9ampier .@ermonia" ON %. Sui
mad 9eapel.
9ampier ,&uriiirIt" am %. Sllli
nod Bremen.
0ompier nGorpotbia" am %. Sui
nod) 2iperpool.
0ompier nYannonio" am %. Snll
nob Heapcl uno 8enua.
9ompier Baltic" om 26. Sui
nod 2iperpool.
9ampfer ngtoro america" am 26.
SSilli nod Neopel mo @enua.
0ompicr lorraine" AM q. Sill
nod) Sabre.
Gompier nGretic" an 81. Slli
mad Neapel mo @enuo.
Gompier o%Gampania" onl 90. Sui
nod 2iDerpool.
9ompier oWteiaba" am 90. Sui
mad 2onoon.
9ompier n3eelanb" am 90. Suli
nod Intuerpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
&ricfbciDrSernna nadD Dem NnSlunSe.

SricibcfDrbernilg mad ocm NnSlanoe.
Ole ouSlGnoiide Goit tiir Ote nit
Ocnr -. Srrli 1905 cnocNoc y8odle
ihlisBt bier (prompt IN allen 6aaen)
i'm Noupt-Y oltomt, tpic iOIgt;
0ie Gudet Yolt lit oiien bon 9 ll6r
&ormittaoS bis 8 llbr Natmitto9S
taalidl ouSgenommen Somto0$.
Die @adet-Yolt nab QeutiNIono
itlicBt bier Mittuod, 10, mo Mon.
tag, Den a. Silli, I'M jcbn llbr
&ormittog5, nod 8roBbritomicn II.
&rIono GienitaaS uno 6rcitoaS rm
. llbr HoHmittogs.
Compiler fobren bonn Nclp 9orfer
&oien ob, meiln rid)t on0cr5 on9ege.
ben.
Gruu5. otIontii DIE Sol It.
Wittuod) - Z ubr Nbcu09, iiirGur
ropa, per 0ompfer vQeutihlOnO, "pia
Elpmoutb, Gberbonrg mO&omburQ;
10 llbr N6enbS, iiir 6rontrcidL Siio.
europa, @0ppten mo Sritiih = Srl-
oieu per 0ampier go Nrctogne,"
Uio Sabre (Soit fir mn0crc Gbeile
G~uropo'S mlB per QOmplcr go
&rctoQne" ooreiiirt Icin).
6reitag - 6 llbr Nbcn63, iiir ESr.
Iono, per Sampler oGtrurio", pia
Queenstown" (Solt fir onocrc SbeiIe
G%uropo'3 mutB per Compiler oGtru.
ria" ooreiiirt iein); 7 llbr Abenoa,
iiir europa. per Gonpicr oNbilnoeI.
pbio," pio YIpnoutb mN Gberbourg.
Gienitog, %. Sui, I llbr Nbcno3,
iiir europa, per 0ompicr Baltic"
g o # ma d Q ii .. uHoGentroI.
Nmerifo, @eitin0ien etc.
Wittluoh - 10 llbr 4benoS, fir
Cuba, Ducoton unb Gompehe, per
Compiler nGri5aba;" iiir Central.
9lmcrifo mo Siib . %ociiic SGieu,
per Sampler nta COLON.
2onneritog - 10 llbr Nbcn0S, fir
9ucoton uno Gompcdc, perGumpier
nSiomo."
SrCitoq - 3 lt6r NohmittaaS, fir
Somoico, per 0nmpiCr BON Bolton;
fir @crmuoa, per Gompicr bon Sa-
Iifor, g. g.; 7 llbr gbcnOS, fir ga
Eloto , Stooten, per Compiler 90
ronoo;" 10 llbr Iben03, fir Neu-
iunOIono, per Gompicr oHololinb;"
fir Fortc Tico, Curacao unb Gene.
5uclo, per Camper %oGorocoS;" fir
Sortlnc SSlonb, SomQica uno SO.
lombin, per Gompfer oSibirio;" fir
Cuba, per Compiler oWorro Goitle."
Die Toit noh HeuiunOlono, bio
Norb.S ponep, INTO nod Wiqllelon,
bia Bottom, i6lieBt bier tGolid nm 8
llbr Nodmittags; nod Gnbo, bio
Sompo, tGQlid Inn I llbr Nofmit'
tags; nod Gotta Rico, Sonouras II.
Guatemala, pia Reip.O orleans, tag.
lid nm 8 llbr IbtnbS.
SranS Eocific g 20 It.
Foit iiir ole F%bilippincn . Snleln
mo @uom, piu Gan 6ron5iSco.
i6lieBt bier tdglid) Z llbr AbenoS bis
gum 26. Sui; iiir Neu.S celono, 9(u,
ltrolien, Neu GoIcOonien Samoa.
Somoii mo Sill . Snieln nio Son
6%ron5iSco bis 5lnl 5. Gugult 7 llbr
Nbeno$.
Ole Grams gociiic-Yoit mirb tag
lid 5umgb9ongSbofen beforoert unt
Die 3eit oeS YoitihluiieS lit 10 or
rongir1, ooB ein mnlmterbrodener
lleber!on0.9 transport itottiinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
Groceries uno YropiiiO,

tie II.
Sul5ilciidl pro Eiino: flcinc Git
gar . Gllreo S6infen 13c.; aroBc
Sdintcn 121ac.; Goliiornier Sdin.
fen SIZE; Sugar 9ureo Sdultern
See; trOdcn 1clal5ene Scitcnrippen
&C.; Spedleiten 9lac.; trodcn &C.
iol5eue Shultern Sc; reinc@
SNmol5 in Gicrce5 Tee; Sped
i0ultcrn sac; MtcB. ShmcineiIciih
$3.50 pro Sob.
Hoiiinirter 3uder; Gcmiiriclt
6.20c.; milpcriiirt 5.G0c.; StanOorO
%Qronulirt $500; icin 0rouulirt
5.5Oc.; GrDitol " 5.50c.; columbia
u 5.t5c.; Qelber 435c. bis 5.35c.
@cr6itetpr aoiice: +. Z. Is. 100
Vi0. &ilten t21ac.; &. 8. Is. GO Yio.
aiiteu 1850; &. 6. Is. 3G EilmN
Sitter 12.7Oc.; reiuer SABA 2Sl2c.
bis 29c,; outer SABA 26l2 bis DC;
reiner Mofto 261ac. bis PC; SABA
uno Moffu. gcmiiht, 25l5c. bis 2Gc. +,
SABA. Qcmiiht, 2i1ac.' bis 25c.; ret
ncr Worocuibo 2ii@c. bis 22c.;
rcilcr ga @uporo 2Ol2c. bis Die;
reincr Sonto9 201ac, bis pic. -Son'
to@, QcmiihL 1910. bis Doc; Mio,
Qcmiiht 1916. bis t9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

9orbcf.@de Der BON. ,no SorreLt'Sttabe.
Sauptouartter oes SeianepereinS aWeIo'
bie-. Sineitiinoen iebeu DDnrerft1eabenb.
Berfammllineen bes .Gentenntai Neeaer'
geretns~ ieoeu 2. urb 4. 9tenftdg I'm mo-
nat. TeIepbpR - sri. Berncn 26o6 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
Yroonften Marft.

llntenitebenoe Yreiie be5icben iid,
oui Den Gngros Sonbel; fir oen
al~einbonoel mllB Elm entlpred)enbcr
Nufldlog gemadt meroen.
Gier, pro Gutenb 1870. bis lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

q. N. N6eru,aun's Dane

ysorboIt,&de 9cu9b. uno gdroItne.Strdbe.
Sanptouartier hes ~Sduern.W dnner6orb-.
q. O.s@de @ougbs uHo garoIineftr. Ser'
eiusoerinmmIune ieoeu 9oHnerftae ubenb.
9ieue WtiteIieber fpiIfommen. Sor5lq'
li6eS Bier Der Acknowledgement I'm Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

sr. 1924, northumberland - 8im.
nler un Serren gu bermteiben. - 8einfie
0etrinie nnb @eine. ngab.Btetv.erane'
ret."8ier. BerfamniIuuaSIofaI oeS Oft
XombarbIfr. Smmeriu. Rdn' iiub &etbs
8ereins. Gbef. TeI.-g8nlfe 1862 B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
nab StstIaabts1a q.

gNring's Canton qtsesrfrauS.Sane.
Gionefts@de 3. CIR. II. Saitsgtoe., Canton
Sdupi llnrtier oes Canton fteberfrdn3 -
Sin9itunoe ieoen 9onneriiae abeno. -
9amensgSerein %oerfnmmeIt ii6 iehen Diem
flag Mbenb. 0atipnals9ier am 91pf.-
9befapenfe Ielepbnu: g8oIie 1853 3.
(MpuiI13fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

aus Den @leootoren 5uriidge5oaen
1878 8uidel; Glcuatoren' Borrotb
11l,lil 9ulhel. 8erfGuie: 1 Wog'
gon 9tr. 2 meiBcr 5u 3S.
SelItinp SdlliRrotp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4. abobu's WeItaurant.

Nablol9er bon SeIrp N6rn.r.
Gr. 923. GorosGhens, ede antbcn1. Ctr.
8erinmmIunesIofal oeS pIntonta : Com
elnoes gtr. 1896, .. O;SY" sGieibensSt'
los, 3. Il. D." uno s9itriftS gr. $50.
3. II. D." Soue an 8ereine 81 permie'
then. Seiniie Biere, 8eine uno anoere
9etrdnfe. u22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

glr. 1920 bis 1922, Sartorb'a benIe.
Sauptaunrtier oeS n3baIin'W fdrnerborS-.
Saae uno SommIeraarten biute al Der.
mtetben. Outer Blot fit aufterHroftep.
Seinite 6etrdnfe. S%ret'4SooI. q, 1 D.
feIepbou - Wt. Berron 1850 q,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

@ci5en. r. 3uiubr 22,405 @u.
ihel; &erion0t bon ocn Gleootorcn
29,9t7 @ulheI; Glcpatoren &orroth
305,636 @llidel. &erfGuie: 5000
@uihcl 81 SiIa, I @oggou Steamer
gtr. . rotbcr 81 ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
0altimurer Warft6cridte.

Baltimore, rs. Suli 1905.
Wcbl, - 3uiubr 3539 SGlicr,
einihlieBlih 337 6Glier 81 @ocuit.
Yoint uno 1877 3Giier 5u Gonton.
Siiitrupcrlon0t - GGller Ole 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

SIR. 1t04, Rorbsg eiltral.Nbem
Der -Rorooit Smmertpdbrenbe raubecetn
bon baltimore" beridmmeIt flo bier
Ieben Dioiiide. - George ~rebm 4 Cons
Bier ON 8apf. na6 heutf1er art btreff
bonn Sab.
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Genooirte, bette Yrints... II bis 20
2ebenoes @efliisel, pro Biuno:
olte Siibner 1l1@c.; iunge Silbner
lac. bis 1Gc.; Gnten Toe, bis 12c
Souben, pro Yoor 20c. bis Doc.
Sriidte uno @emii {.
a%ortoifeln, pro Sob soc. bis
1926; 3udcrriibcn, pro giinoel
1c. bis &c; @eiBfobl, pro Sob Toe.
bis Soc; 3piebeln, pro 9uidel
SOC. bis SOC; aepiel. pro Sob
ST 90 bis 1925; Spiuat, pro 9nidcl
15c. bis 25c.; crime 9obnen, pro
SolbfoB 40c. bis G0c.; aopfialot, PRO
Site 3Oc. bis l0c.; 8urfen, pro BIT.
ifel 4Oc. bis SOC; tomatoes, pro
Carrier 25c. bis Coo. crime Grbien
pro Sab SOC. bis 70c.; Npieliinen, pro
aiite $3.50 bis $3.50; anonos, pro
Grote $50 bis $500; Stodlelbeeren,
pro Yfunb &c. bis &c; Simbeeren,
pro Quart DC. Bis &C.; Bfiriid)e, pro
Carrier $t.25 bis $1,75; Santa.
lonpes. pro Grote $t.25 bis $500;
WaIiermelonen, je t2c. bis Doc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
&pblem.

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(AprtI20. 6Wfte)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
SECOND CALL.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

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(9Ipril20l S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
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FIRST CALL.

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20 Senboaro SO 2. gfo .......... 53h
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-21
ARM
WAS CAUGHT
Gladys CrOWeII Injured in Laun-
dry After School Yes
terday.

Gladys, daughter of j. L. Crowell,
of 155 Rector street. was taken to the
city hospital yesterday afternoon with
a badlyinjured forearm hurt in a
mangling machine at the laundry on
Fayette street. The arm is scalded
and burned, and is also severely in
jured. She is under the care of DR..
j. G. Wilson. THE girl, who is about
fourteen years old, and is Il student in
the high school building. She was in
the laundry after school Monday when
her arm became caught in the ma
chine. Hearing cry of pain the EN-
ployes rushed to her. She was taken
to her home, where she was attended
by DR.. Wilson, who came to the con
clusion that it would be best to take
her to the hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-21
c. A. R. READY
FOR TRENTON.
Annual State EnCampment Be-
gins in State Capital
Tomorrow.

Trenton, June 2l:-lf the efforts OF
the citizens committee count for any
thing the G. \. r. encampment for
tomorrow and Friday will be huge
success, for the various sub-commit-
tees have worked like beavers getting
things in shape for the reception OF
the visiting veterans, The decorating
committee yesterday had a force OF
electricians at work stringing wires
and placing red, white and blue lamps
in the center of the business portion
of the city. The wires are on State
street from Warren to Montgomery,
Warren street between Hanover and
State, and Broad street between Front
and Hanover Streets.
The arch on State street is nearing
completion. The hotels and cafes are
already in gala attire and many oil
the merchants are decorating the
fronts of their places of business. The
city hall is gay with flags, banners and
festoons.
The delegate chosen by the local
post was Eric Larsen. G. r. Bunter
may attend.