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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30

Ole 9 Sabre nItc GIiiobct6 6clillncn
lid bel ibr.
NllBcr Srn. Nlr0nlpb bciorto Iidl in
Der Atoht pom Ticnitog olI Mfittlpod)
MIR clrtc Ecrlon IN Scr Hr0olpb'iden
Wobnllng n0nllid) &r. H. @c6rC. Sr.
Nlt0olph iuur felt 5luci Mohen I'M,
mobl un6 nur0c BON Or. Slauc s..
Gardner. Or. 333. Nor0A 8ilnprltr.,
%bebon0clt. Ga lid) lcin @cfinoen nid)t
bcllertc, lltd)tc Nr. Ru0oIpb 81. Wfc-
Gortbn Nr.656. Wcitt6 rontliuItrobc,
ouI, ipcldcr ConItotirtc, 6nb ser Eo-
ticnt on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fit,
mo 0clnielbCu beIobL, iidJ ioInrt ms
Sett 81 lcqcn. Sr. Rllbolpb blicb ic.
bod nod bis INN 10 llbr Nbeftb& ollf
mo 5lpor licb CT, ais CT lid 6iir Hitbe
begob, lcincn @o8oicn brennelt. Cine
Stlinoc lp0tcr illhtc Sr. 8ehrc Srn,
Nuholpb'S 3inuucr ouf mo Ion6 90.
iclblt NueS IN boiler SromlnG Dor.
Sn1 Tcrloltfe Der Noht crl0Id)te oll
utbefonntc WCilc ooS @oSlid,t, 1tn0
i'm Sd)lofe otbmctc Sr. Hubolpb bic
to6tlid1en @oIc, lucld)c MN Dem Diem
CntQltollelt. Gin. Mis- Sr. @ebre ont
Morgcn firth feline Wohmtn9 perlieb,
bcnlcrfte CT nid)t bcn gcringlten 8os-
gerltfl unb Scr llllfolI ipltrbc crit bon
Srnu Shierlib ertocdt. ais bielelbe
nod Srn. HuooIpb's Wobnlutg fam,
nm lid ST erfulroiacll, mas Der 30.
tient fir fem SriibItiid lpiirlihe. Is
mnrbe 3iuar iofort ein gr5t 5itr StcllC
oeriifrr, bod fonntc oerielbc MIR cot.
itotiren, Bob scr Zoo ldngit cingetre-
Ten lei. Ger 2eihnom miro p~orl1itii1
in cincr @rnft beigeiebt, bis Die Got.
tin bes Sootcn bier eintriIft. Gic
Srou boite feline Ibnilllg bon Scr Gr'
franfu1tg hires 8cntubls, mo crit
Dor ctlihcn Sagen trof bier ein
Shrciben BON ibr eirL in iueld)enl lie
onfiiroiote. ooB tic gebelfc, ont 10.
Sonilor in Baltimore ein5utreffen.
Sr. HuooIph biltterldBt allBer lei
Tier @oitin uito oelt beioen aittocrn
5luei Sfmeltern, Srou Sobn gebrens
nltb SRI. Nnnie Muoolph, iueld)e
Seioe in Nr. S37, @eit.Sronflinltr4
iuobnen, ionic einen 9ruber, Srn.
@alter &uoolpb, pelder lib sur 3eit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30
SragiidJcs Gnoc.


Nr. Grnit Huoolpb, scr 3oblcGcrt in
Der vGcutihcn Sporbonf," 5ui0l-
li0 ourdl 2cudtAu3 critidt. -
Seine @otiin unn ailtocr limo 5ltr
3cit IN Berlin.
Nr. Grnlt Guoolpb scr 3oblclcrt
III Der oGcuti6cn Sporbonf" an scr
baltimore mo Gutomitrobe, mltr0c
GcItcrn WtorGcn, bon @n3 crItidft, in
lclllcr Mnbnung, Nr. 217, Moro.
MoluntltroBc mli0ciurhcn. Coroner
Er. :. 6runf Sores ItcQtc nod elmer
eillgcbenocr llltcrilld1mg felt. ooB
Mr. Nltholpb ho$ Spicr ciltc% I'M
allldlid'cn 3llioQ@ mar. mo ltc0tc
cit ocncniiprcdcnocS 3cuQniB aus.
Nrn. Hll0uipb'8 @cihnum mltr0c &C
ltcrlr MtprQCn tlr5 nod s llbr bon
%leiltcr &ultabGltcriIt, Grou Ninrn
ShiCrlib BON 9tr. t7O3, TrcnCrid
Nucnnc, o%ufgcirn0cn.
Gic Satin 0c3 EobtclL 6ror Cliio.
beth Nu6olpb gcb. S%tCinluolo, lpcIdc
ocn 2cicrn OcS oSonutoNa Gore
iponocntCn" ollrf ibrc @c0id)tc mobl
bcfnnnt it, b0It iih 5ur Belt IN Ger
lin auf, muiClbit tic ihrC &unitiht0icll
ais WiolCrin polcnoct. Sbrc bciocn
ainbcr, 0ic If Sabre oItc &lIio mo
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Huclt Ii d) c T Nunf a
QunNSld d. mans. - Yer bCtunntc
Rcltullroteltr Sr. Ncnru Hicbeiebl
IiCB gcltern NohmittoQ int lcincm
rcllcn clcgonten Spcilc'uoL Mr.. -,
Sin @op StroBc. Elm OOr}ilQlid)cS
ircicS Gonfio9ln1ganlobI l%crUiren,
Dem oic pielcn @oitc moblucroicntcS
COB soften u1b mcld)C@ ocnt &iidJcn'
mciltcr sur groBcn Ghrc Ncrcihtc.
au6croem ipuroe ieocnl &rwlOcn Cit
ouitenocS Str0llbd)cn ljlr'9 anopis
LODI pcrebrt.
Gas Sobresbuntctt hcS
,9orrcoit8 ereins" linoct an n0hitcu
IienItoa I'M .Sotel Hcmcrt" itutt.
@ci oieicr @eleecnbcit iinoCt Die De.
on%utcnlpobl itott, fir ipcIhC foINcuoc
Gonoibotcn nominirt iino: Nr0ijocnt,
Sr. Charles 5. 9onoportc; &icc FrG-
iioentcL Sr. Hobert $. Smith mn
Sr. Wid)acl u. Wiulin; SctrCt0r Nr.
Sontes W. 9olpers, IT.; ShobmcjItcr,
&r. 6. VI. e. Sponter; WitQIico oca
Gretutip.G omite's. &r. NIbcrt &. Nit
die: guinobme omit oic $50. Sohn
EbclpS, Robert y. Stonton mo Ser.
bert 9. Simpion.
8cbanfenlpcr 0ummc e.
Strci d. - Gle anobcn Gricorid,
Qcbn, II Sabre olt, bon Nr. 1916.
Observation-Disclosures, un0 ser l5.iGb.
ri0c Gbos. MiQer bon 9hr. 1918.
observation-disclosures, itonOCn QcItcrn
por oem Sugenoridtcr Gbn9. ".
ScuiSIer ami bic InidplloiUm1 hin,
Sdlmierol nlti Die Groutcn uon 20
Solliern al oerSoain3., juiidcn @il.
morItrnBe II. Sutton 2Iucmuc, lrr6 al,
Scr Sutton . 9pcnllc bis nab ser
5apettciirabe binoui Rcloiien 5lt
bobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30

Gcltlt)en Gorrciponocntcn" cnt9e
gen genommen itnO prompt an ocn
Shobn1ciitcr oca lD%utcritiiBunG@ 60
mites, @rn. Mobcrt Garrett, >ucitcr
bcl6rOcrt mcr0cn.
"u"" H'Nl "u'''''"n !
Ws scr p'LoV ~
n'''I V'ull'lut' pol 'I'
o''1o".pl'robe, lo'Io)'' pp' oV,,! "'uJ
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las gSCttCr.

sir Wnrnluuo mo Den Gtltr!ti
Columbia ih0nC3 t0ltcrc9 GScttcr II.
norOpcitlitc Nin0c.
Scr b0fitc (cmpcratlrrltnno mar
II @ruO nun 3 llhr Gohmittoga.
Ger n%icoriQitc Shcrmomctcrltono
NOR 30 @roo INT I llbr MiorgcnS,
Wittlcrcr NoromcterItono $3.50,
Ger uic0riOitr GbCrmonctcrltuno
Der lcGtcn 81 Stnben i'll nohiol8ct-
sen St0Otcn mar mic iol9t; Goitport
q. Vortluno 80, @oiton Sc, 9llbonr
3G, g}clu 0orf Is, %nrrisbur0 "a.
@bilaocIpbia 80, Ntlontic Gitp 80.
Woihin0ton Is, AtorioIt GO, Sottcro@
Ga, Charlotte 90, @i~lnlington 81,
Gborlciton 60, Sooonnob Ga, Sad.
lonpi0c g., &upitcr II, Sen g9cit -,
Ntlonto -, Wtontqomcrp GO, Ncm.
Orleans &C, YoIcItinc At. COLLECTION
60, Corpus GbriItic 60, Wtcmphi@ 36,
Cincinnati 26, YittSburg SO, OamcQo
10. @uiinIo 81, GIcpclono 2S, &c.
troit 26, NIpcno t6, WorQucttc 1G,
Green pan fl, Gbico0o %, Gulutb
%. 81. Eolrl 4, ct. 2ollis 20, aon,
los Sin tG, Smobo s, &uron s,
@iamord ~, @iaiiton Is, Sabre 81,
Solt %ufc Sin is, Tenoer s, Nort6
Hlottc 1, GooqC l6, NmoriIlo %.
Cos An9cICS 40.
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@cbt mad YbiloocIpbto.
49, @oupcrncur 2&oriiclo rciit bcltc
nit lcincr Sornilic in cincm Spc6ioI.
noQqor nod) EbiIcOclpbio, I'M bcnt
1uBboaipicIc 5ipiidcn bcN 6Iottcn-
&oocttcn unO oCn aooCttcn bon WcIts
Yoirrt bci5rhpobncn.
Ole It GOti den Sdulcn
bleibcn ocS 0ontiOGunN3toNcS lucgcl
bis gum Wontag irilb gcldllolicl.
&cr0n6crunQer in Scr
.@cNlihcr VI ornl q 6cr
Notn." 49, llntcr hcn InqCItcltcn
Der ygSeitlidcr WiorbIGnbcr @obn"
irctcn bClltc %iolQcnbe GcrGr0crungen
IN Groit: Z. g. @rCnbcl, biSbcr 3li0-
GrpcOitcur olf ocm Sincnltrobcns
9obnboi. sim 3ugmeiltcr Scr Mtoru'
l1n0cr Chiffon Der oWoboib @obn"
in So9crstopn; @. 8. Siltobiocl,
bisbcr 3ugntciIter, sum 3uG-Grpcs
Oitcur in So0crStolun; u. ". 9ur.
Nciicr al Stcuc bon Srcrtbcl 5illt
GbcI 3ua.Grpcoiieur oui Ocm Sillcre
StrobcnsNobnbofc.
Sir buS bunoert 0brtNc
SubilGum Der nllnipcrlitot Don
Mornlun0" in 1907 limo ole rclpcttta
ben Gomitc'n Der Sotultut bcrcltS CT.
ilonnt mor0cn. Sic iGmmtllhCn e..
nanntcn Gonliie'n mer6cn nm 1. sc.
5cnIbcr cine Ncriummlu1G in Der llnl
ncriitot boItcn. gm IS. 9eicnlbcr Iilr'
oct in oSorb'9 Spcrnboua" cine De
fcIi5 NorItcultng ltatt, bel lucld)cr
Abe @ullopCr@" Qe1cbcn ipcrocn loll.
Tic Baltimore Obio.
Vobu" miro ulli Hocult Foint cine
onbcre grobc Wcrltc crridtcn loilcn,
ipcId)e Oericni9cn 0bnlid) miro, an
ipeld)cr iebt oic Gompier OcS o9tor0.
0ciltidRn SIop0" Iunocn. Sic Soften
oericIbcn mcrorn ilbcrtinc babe WtiIs
lion Collars %brfrdgGi. GcSglcld)cl
hill bic @oblt III &biIooclpbio groBc
Ncpurotur Wcrfitdticn mo Eofonlos
tipcnsS huppcn bouct lollcn, mcId)c
iibcr 100000 foIten iolIen.
" htig 'fiirHN potbcfcr.
- Gie Vun6cS ,Sll~lnn6Itcucr p DC
omltcn bobcn sic 9(potbefcr mo uac
&1nolcr nit EatcntmcOi5incn benad,.
ridtigen %IoIicn, buB tie cine @umocS.
2ieen5 fir Spiritlioicnpcrfoui I0icn
miiIicn, menn lie Eotentmcoi5inen per.
failien molen, mcld)c S%plrituuicn
cntbaltcn. @enn 0icieS oltircbt CT
Galten miro. Damn miilicn Die @uno.
Ter nit oieicn TutentmeoiSincu mld)
inter Dem StnotSgeicbe cine SiccnS
fir Spirituoicnpcrfouf loicu. Oh
aber Damn elm Wonn MIR |otentmeoi'
amen uerfaltien Bari INN cine 2iccn5
al erbalten, bleibt nod oabingeIteQt.
Mill bier blciben. - SRI.
Srna 1alm, mcld)e am Gietlto9
Worgen ourd ibr ionoerbarcS Bench
men bel Der @erite Der aMerd)ants'
& WinerS' Transportation 60" 10
qroBeS Nuiiebcu erregte, mill bier III
Baltimore blei6en. Gle iono bel 6rI.
Quite Miaer in Gar. 3t3, .@pn0.
Strabe, llnterfunit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30
Ser hcntioc Tnnftao.

Die Niiracr @oltinorc'@ bobcn be
ionbcrc llriodc, iiir Ole g8obltbos
ten Scr &oricbung SIT ounfclt. -
Gin o]agcncincr 6cicrtoQ. -
Sh0nca foltc> l&cttcr In 2llt2
iidjt. - Sic Eutcrbrotcn biaig.
N0d)it cent piCrtcn Sui lit bclltC
Der Nultpt Notionul SCiCrtog i'm Qon.
sen Stootcnbmnoc; cine Scicr, Gbnz
lid Dem GrIltciClt ser uItClt Scinloth.
Ger NolfaQcbrolh bats 10 bcltimmt.
ooB 0iCiC9 Set ol Icbtcu Tonmcrlto0
oC@ Mtonot@ AopCmbCr inn gon5Cn
&onoc b%cgunQcr miro; ocnnod) ipir0
Der Soq odiGbrIid) oltrdJ cine Dot
ldluit 0C> Er0li0Cntcn iiir 0ic llltiolt
cnploblcn mo bon jC6cm @oupCrs
nclr Der Cin5clncn Stootcn cbcuio1a
nod ICporot crltormt. IS lit cine
ld}0rc Site, ciumol i'm Sabre nit
oonfCrfillltcm Ncr5cn Scr W~ohltbotcn
,8u g%cocnfcn, oie mir cnrpfnnQcn Ia.
ben. llnb fir irQCro Gtun@ bat &c
luib SC6crmomu 5u 0onfcn, mcnn cr
bo@ GrIcbtc Oca bc%rfIoiicncn %obrCS
6llrd) oo3 QciitiQc Ncpctiripcrt McOiic
poiiircn lGbt. ~llnicrc Notion Ic6t I'M
SriC0Cn nit ollCn N0ltcrn Der Gr0c;
sic Grntc 0c9 @onoc@ lit cine iibcrouS
rcihc; (Nroultric, &ou6cI ul0 &c
iuCrbC blilbCn, mic mic 5lloor, mo in
u~niCrCr cnQCrcn llnlgcbung, IN She
beautiful Gitn Of Baltimore at tie
bCo0 Of thc GbciupcofesVop," mic
unIcr rC6iCliQCr Gr Vilr0crnlciltcr
SCroinnn0 G.Hotrnbc 5ut Ioqcn plleGt
lit Gin guIlidNuunQ, cine @outh0tiQ
felt, QCid)Gitlifcr GortidDritt, @obl.
Itono mo @c0Cibcn icit Dem Qrobcn
@ronoc bcnIcrtbor, Dob mir llriodc
bobcuL ioQor fir NoS 81 Oontclr, iuoa
lCincr Belt ais pcrbccrcn0e GolnmitGt
bctrod,tct mnroc. TolGlid) iucnn 81
ner oNcr Scr Nn0Crc qloltbt. 0oa
Sd)idlol bobc ibr 81 bart bctroffCn,
Cr bobc fir Nid)t2 ut 0ortcn, 10 mag
CT iid) qcbtrIocn un0 obportcn, mic
sic GcrbGlttiiic iidD ~QcltoltcrE mo CT
miro 6llr Giuiidlt 0cIungcrt, bob cine
Nilti9c @oricbrn8 idlicBlid) bod
Nnc9 sum @utcl lcntt. llnr obcr
olrd) bcn Ncrnitcn @clcgcnbcit 5lunl
Gont 5lt QcbcrL pcr0cIic mar Scr
Gijriti0cn mo NotbIciocnbcn llidt.
Gas lit oic ld)0nitc Nrt ulb Mcilc,
OCu GontiogrnN@toN III IcicrL Die
Scibcu icincr Wiitmcnid)cn 81 liu0crn
uno iid) Den &od)GcnuB 0c@ Nobl-
tbllua SIT bcrcitcu. Mic Nltnctltcr
@0tbc IoQt:
Sod lit Der Goppcl8clpinn SIT
lh1bclL
Varnlbcr6l1 lem llllo lId) lClblt Cts
g6bcn,"
Cine oiicntlidc GuntioNlnlN mo
5n0lcid oo3 POO. &obrcalcit Der llltb.
uu2lGnoiihen Nliiiioncn iono &c
tern gIbCno III Der cngl. lutb. Grace.
Stride, 9ronomop unb @ouDbitroBc,
itott. Yoitor s.. 9. NclpcoubCr pre-.
oi0tc mo Der Gbor lonG mcbrcrc
Sumncn. Gic 6cicr prr0c inter
Den Nulpisien ocS .Srollcn &crcinS
iiir cinbcimiid)e n1h ml9l0n0ilhe
Wtilioncn" ob9cbaltcn.
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S0otlid)c @uic.

rim onSrrcr IN bcmurtloien1 31t.
u. >,;,,h o,h,.fo,. Q,.
n,.,
~ "-''
SlfoBe, olll0eIl'I'oci'.
3Dcl Soote un0 Gin nit Dem Soo3
~rtn0crl0cr Wann mar Die 9rnlen'
bate GntOcdung, lucld)c der Wlrth
&nlcpb aallato non 9tr. 32S, Welt.
ealllocnltrnBc, geltcrn Wtor9ell lllad)'
&c, OILS CT ole Sbilre 81 Dem GUNNER
9r. ., pcIcbe9 lnt NlltcrtbclIc oe3
Ndil'e3 Gele9cn Ut, ottnete. TllcNrI'
ltno Eolclt. GIncr Der Sootcn lplIrc2
at" &olePb @onlt1"tl Iocnttt5Irt.
luoptcllo Ole Socniltot oe9 Hn0ercl1
Ild)t rclt9eltcllt lpcroen tonnte, ullo
oCr Srlttt, lucIhcr IN trltI16cm 81
ltunoc I'M oWforpionocr l(1IperIltot"'
Nolpttul" nnrlllcocrllegt, bclBt In'
orcp &orpclto. %crnrltblld) bllea Ell
ucr oc2 Srto@ 0d@ @a@ aus, oo ollc
NrCl nod rcdlt grim 5l lctn Idle
ncn. Nlc Grel tunlclt 1dt 9oItl-
more, lrul an 0cnt Spte"plIlc Slttnct
SIT nrbcitct. sic lan0tcn crit ges
tern W}orgcn nm > llbr III enlllocli'
NobnbotC an uno bcgabcn lld) llod)
Solusfo'@ SoglrbNt@. ga ne llltr
lpentac @oormittcl hottelL, milnlhtert
ole Grci, IN clnem 3tlnnlcr ST. ld)id.
zen. sic begober Ilt loIort nltf lbr
GUNNER, mo ca lpuroe bis 9eltertt
Wtorgcn INN I'll l(br nlhta BON III
men 9elebe1. ga ne llh nm olelc
'pote Sfrnoc nod 1lldt bottcn lebelt
lallel1, be9ob lid Conn 9fompe, elmer
DER In9eltcllteh III Dem So0lrbdl>c,
nod Dem orlttcn Stoflpcrtc nm
tlopitc al Ibrer 3inmcrtbitrc an. Gt
crblclt an mcbrtohca Nnpod)cn feline
Nttlport, ooge0cl bcnterttc cr cincrt
'torten @n99erlld, mo 0a@Sdllmms
tie nhllcno, bolte or Nrn. aoluofa
bcrbct, meldler ole Sbilre gclu0ltlant
o%tfltctc, INN ole Gntocdlng 5u ma
den, DAB 5lpel lelller @oltc foot mo-
rem. &r. Wnt. Sholcr bon Nr. l29,
Suo Focoltrdbc, pcidcr raid 5llr
StcIe gerltren luuroc, betobl Die
lVcbcrtitbrlul9 oc@ nod S%cbenoet nab
ocnl yNtorplonoer l(nlocr'Itota 2 so
lpttal." Coroner Wtortl1 ltclltc felt.
BOB Elm llnfull porIoa mo crod)tctc
clnc1 <QlIclt mir ltnnotbiN.
Ton 0o9 bctaubt amigo
tunocH.
II. Y. WtIIlonl@, EN- cbcltoll9cr
SdlIf3 Captain BON Grl@Ilclo, Mo,
nuroc 9cltern WtorAcll pom Scllhtgo"
crlttdt III Sbonlbcr'@ Notel, 9tr. BOG,
9nI1ooerltroBc, nlt'gc'l1ocn. Gr
lullroc nod Dem oNtorOIdnoer Uni
ocrlltat3 @olpltol" gehrnht no
lclhlt cr III trltIld)cm 3lltalloe oar
flcocrlle9t. Wtlllolll" Tom nm Wit
terl1odt nod Dem @otcl, mo'clb't CT
ipollbctnl1nt mar. Cr ldlell III gutter
Sdllllc jlt lelll, obldlol1 cr crilartc, CT
popc ZEN Soot ncrlorelt. Scltcrll
Vtor9cr nm . llbr lpcdtc DER Glert
SonllIcl IS. WrliillL lutc ole'c@ III ocrt
9ellarlltell SoNtrbolllc ilblld) nj, olc
lnnlIlilldlen @oltc. Nit Nll@tubntc
9intmcrthi;rc hce, Qcetcrcn munro ho.
flow ,c,,,ftiom ,c3ii,,ct m,bc; mon,
GQ;ui,,,. nn,, 10. bn,S,,h, rnrfonn
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Sdiffsfartcn bon nnb aad) Ientid).
I0n0.

Bon Baltimore biz Bremen: Sea.
iiite $45 nno $3.50; 9remen-9al.
limore bis gum /. Nopember $3.50
uno $3.50; bonn 1. Honember bis
|. IlguIt $52.50. @unoreiie 5i Bill.
ligerem Ereiie. 9beo. s. 9iencr C
&c., 3immcr Rr. 3, ia O~It-2erine.
ton.Str. (323-)
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Staot Baltimore.
llntrrboltnugS %calucIlcr.

,,Wtuiii Ntnbcutic." - Etrlc 2Souc: "Stlp III
Summarh NuII".
,9lnucn's StcntCr." Slcle SNpnc. "NaI
SiiC N Nclp ?lori'.
,Iuro'e Sprrnhauc." Slele NSuhe; Sclo
Tnditnner mo iCiuc Wilu'ircIe.
,NuniounitrnfcH Sbentcr." Eiclc SSohe'
.Iradc0 arnItHh tbC SSprlo".
,,WiarnlauesS Bcntcr." - Nicle No6c: StciiD ;
TnuhcpiuC gipritCllllptll
.Nuoitprium Shentcr" - NlCle SSpOe'
.VrcnliuQ INTO SoClctO",
,Nlbnunh'e SbcntCr." Sicle 2Nobc: "SDc
Scarf ui liurOlNno".
Srittcc Ecnbupn'hrCttnl" am SrctidN, ben J..
December. NOhmitluQ@ ! ubr.
,5bC gNric." - SiCnitua. ben ., Scierlhcr,
Gamma Games NM ibrc @Cteuiduii sum VeliclI
bca .Q'aliimprCr l&ulicnhurica".
Tomcuucrrin ,,@urw0rte."- GpnncrltnG. ben
20 y,pprnhcr. idbrlihca gtuitcruioupcr mo
VrciefcQClu IN Der o9uuuaria=N alc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30
gldjtnuo!

8cncrnlucrinmmlnnn G%umpaanic =.
@imucibun0 Der ncncn &nntinc.
Scutc Nbcno NM 8 llbr in @coroc
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-27
Seedless Apples.

James A. Lyons, formerly auditor of
the state of Iowa, now a resident of
Grand Junction, Colo, is making a
fortune out of new thing in the world,
seedless apple.
The company which is handling the
tseedless apple has now over 100000
trees in bud which will be sold this
season. Many more will be on the
market next season. They will sell for
81 each. They are like the small boys
apple when his little companion begged
for the core, they have no cores or sign
of seed.
This marvellous apple is an accident.
A nurseryman named Spencer who was
hard working, faithful man who had
made subsistence and little more, dis
covered in his orchard one day an apple
which had no seeds. This was the be-
ginning of the seedless apple. Expert
ments have gone forward to point
which demonstrates the success of the
new fruit and the commercial POSSIBLE
tiles of the proposition.
Mr.. Lyons is extremely modest about
the matter, but it is known that he is
in it. Across from his orchard at Grand
Junction, Colo, are 100000 of the trees
which the company will put on the mar
ket this season.
Moreover, the right to sell has been
sold by the company all over the world.
Each of the foreign nations has been
sold France, Russia, Holland and all Of
the continental nations have agencies
in charge of the business. Practically
all of the state rights have been dis
posed of also.
{ The theory of the company, of course,
is that within few years there will be
nothing but the seedless apple. 1t will
supplant every other kind. But when
it has been scattered through the Or
chards everywhere in the world the
sale will not be restricted to the COM
pany which has started the business,
but trees and CRAFTS will be passed back
and forth among the orchardists of
neighborhoods. This will be the natur-
al course of the business and it illus
which is how being charged for the
young and budding tree, 80.
Mr.. Lyons says that it was estimated
that Spencer, who discovered the acct
dental Seeding will be worth at least
$2OO,OOO when his part Of the business
is concluded. No estimate is put on
the other fortunes that are bound to be
made out of the seedless apple.
In the sale of the rights to the dispo-
sal of the seedless apple in the coun-
tries of other lands and in the states OF
this country, the home Colorado COM
pany retains 81 per cent of the stock Of
the new local organization, which gives
it full control Of the business every
where in the world in continuity.
The seedless is freak fruit, of course.
but experimentation has demonstrated
that it is standard and may be propa-
gated and perpetuated the same as any
other kind of apple.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-27
Mrs, L. I. Greenland.

Mrs. Minnie Greenland wife of L. T.
Greenland, and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hazen, of Blythedale, Mo-,
died at her home north of Grand River
on April II, 1905, after an illness of
only few days. The deceased was
born Aug. 9, 1868, being So years,
months and three days old. She was
united in marriage June II, 1895, to Mr..
L. I. Greenland, who with three little
sons also brother, sister and parents
Of the deceased are left to mourn her
loss. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Joseph Edwards at
Westerville, April 18th, at 4 o'clock,
interment being in the Westeryille
cemetery. The sympathy of the entire
community is extended to the sorrow
ing relatives and especially the bereav-
ed husband and motherless children.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-27
For Oklahoma real estate write or cal
on c. B. Jordan, Enid, o. T.
NOTICE OLE FINAL. REPORT

In the District Court of the State of Iowa. In and
for Decatur County. May term, 1905
In the Matter of the Estate of Allen Dunn, de-
ceased
To George Dunn, Anna L. Cummings Ira A. Dunn
John w. Dunn, James A. Dunn, f. E. Dunn, Ira
Luce, and VIM. Luce Charles Luce parties with
whom Ira Luce resides.
You and each of you are hereby notified that the
undersigned Lucetta Dunn, Administrators of the es
tate of Allen Dunn deceased, has filed her final report
therein in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
In and for the aforesaid county, and has asked for its
approval and her discharge from further duty or re-
sponsibility therein, and that said report and app-
cation for discharge will for hearing before
May, A. ID. 1905, at which time and place YOU can
appear and show cause, if any you have, why said
final report should not be approved and the under
signed discharged from any further duty or response
bility therein LUCETTA DUNN.
Admins
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-27
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
In the District Court of Iowa, in and for Deca

In the District Court Of Iowa. in and for Decatur
county Iowa.
In the estate of Thomas Munyon. deceased
To W. r. Munyon, Thurston Munyon, Mrs. Mary
Ann Edwards, Mrs. Layina Goen, Lester Munyon. d.
z. Beers, Sarah Francis Beers. Farris Alawalt.
Chess Woodland,
You are hereby notified that the undersigned, G. w.
A1unyon, administrator of the estate of Thos Munyon
has ed his na report therein in the office the Clerk
of the District Court in and for the aforesaid count
and has asked for its approval and his discharse
from further duty or responsibility therein and thai
said report and application for discharge will come
on for hearing before the court aforesaid at Leon
Iowa, on the lesh day of May, A. d. 1906 at which
time and place you appear and show cause II any
you have why said final report should not be an
proved and the undersigned discharged from any
furthur duty or responsibility therein m
q. w. MUNYoN
Administrator
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-27

The spotted fever or cerebro-spinal
mengitis has reached Iowa, and claimed
its first victim, child of Mr.. Richards
at Ottumwa. The child died within a
short time after being taken ill, and
before physician could arrive. OF
this disease but little is known, but
it's ravages in the east have been fear
full. Some physicians claim it is not con-
tagious but all unite in saying that
there is the most danger where decayed
matter is allowed to accumulate. The
health officers Of Iowa are urging that
all back lots, alleys and all other places
where refuse has been dumped, should
be cleaned at once. Delays are very
dangerous, and little work now may
save hundreds Of precious lives before
the summer is over.
- Uo1ia Rur0;as