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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

AN ACT Relating Roads and Bde Empowering Counties and Town
Levy Taxes for the Construction and Maintenance o. Roads
Of 1901 Puposes
municipal township
by made of within
employ grading
district shall hold
January
required by
dollar fifty for each
actually twenty
shall be township
fund warrants proper The
shall compensation for his services
OF each actually
sar calendar
shall allowed road township
trustee for services FLED with
township stating when and where such work
claims material furnished
township provisions OF this Act shall be nized by
the claimant audited by the board
section Each person and fifty of
age in territory h dy who able to perform la
on public highways township charge shall
pay the district before the first day OF Jan
IN four dollars ($to0l poll tax Provided
poll lieu of cash payment perform
DAYS Of the roads in said district under the
supervision of provided by existing
do the and two days work OF man and
team shall equivalent alone Any fail
refusing this poll tax cash or obor before the h Gay OF
January of any year the unpaid portion thereof
of following, the road each
report the township trustee the names all delinquent per
township shall forthwith the 70 the county
Of county stating the road district which the delinquent
roll
charged against by tee county treasurer amt be col
ea as and collected be paid TO the township treas
az be expended Improvement o roads therein
Provided that nothing shall be construed relieve such deln
auen provided by law for h failure 70
perform road work % furnish h substitute therefor or 20 same
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
STATE NEWS

Special to Daily Leader
Lawton, Okla, sept 80 rhcre iare
three womea in the county til at pres
Ont TWO white and one colored OF the
two white women on Is Mary Burton.
who was arrested on the nisht Of Aug
ust gath on charge Of bootleggmg SELL
ing whiskcy 20 Indians. Mary Burton has
been Twins In little shack iust outside
OF the northeast CORNER OF the fair
grounds Dming the sprlng and sun'mer
she ran o tnwn herd. aud oculi be scen
riding horseback through the streets Of
TIE city almos. every evening followed
by pack OF dogs Bw ind,ns were
seen lettering near Mary's house. and as
ii WIS well known fact TINT the lndiaut
were getting whisky from some source.
Deputy T. $ Marshal Aberathy suspi-
cioned Mnry Burton as the one who was
hrnislm mr whlsNcy to the indDns she
wila seen 20 enter 30 saloon almost daily
where it is supposed shc oD.amcd her
supply of nquoe and close Natch wta
set over hor, resulting ia her arrest upon
the charso OF selling whisky Jo the In
dians. SHE WIS giscn "a heuring before
U S. Commissioner BlmIng and bound
over TO await The action Of the United
States erand jury ln dofaul, Of bond
she was committed TO jat. shc seems 10
be- i veN Ignorant woman and by some,
she is Thought 10 hc about haif dement,
cd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

No woman can look beautiful without
good health. A wOman's good health
depends on those organs peculiarly lemi-
nine and which 81 often become disor-
dered. causing misery and dragging down
pain Natures laws are perfect health
endures II you obey them, but disease
follows disObedience. Ihe distressing
complaints Of wcmen are often brought
about BY catching cold at critical
period. breathing foul Indoors air and
long hours OF work and nervous tension.
60 straight 20 Nature for the ure-to
the forest Dr Pierce's FaVorlte Pre-
scripton Is Natures cure for the dis
treSsing complaints Of women. Prof.
King, VI. d.. In his American DISPENSE
tory. says OF Black COh0sh or Black
Snake root sour early American In
dians set high value on this root IN
diseases ef women. II Is surpassed bB
no other driug tn c0NqcstiUc conditions
Of the parts irhcre there are dragging
pains dltd tenderness"
Lady's slipper root is nerve siimulant
and tonic, improving both circulation ana
nutrition Of the nerve centers -iaNoring
sleep and cheerful condition Of the mind;
OF service In mental depression, nervous
headache, irregularities Of women with
despondency. - Prof KING Besides the
above ingredients there are--Golden Seal,
Unicorn and Blue Cohosh roots IN Dr.
Pierces Favosite Prescription.
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser will be sent free. papcr-bound. for
2i one-cent stamps. or cloth hound for 81
stamps over 100 pages aud Illustrated.
Address DR.. x. " Pierce, Bnffalo. \. y
Or. PieTce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with FavOrite Prescription when
ever a laxative is required
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
"a o 0 . 90 . . . . . oeoO Q
8 OUT OF Town PERSONAL. Q
Q Q . Q 0 . Q Q . 0 o o 0 o o 0 Q

psvnee coursr D.spatch Rev llWsd
vi Is Gutarie last Ffiday
in9 E,eie. sf.s shirs, Hasslef was
GehrH Visitor, ,eestertay
stlapaier Aaanc- W. F. Hodsp.
niae a bislness tr'p 20 Guthrie yest"r-
Oshaou.n. william wells. Of Guth-
r'a has taken position With knight
scnon q Beck
per-, Republicans r II Knauss, OF
Gethrie. uns ia town Wednesday tran
sactine business.
Enid Earie. Ned AcCrackcn and moth
~ iefs Monday for Guthrie whore they
cxi ecis in become permanent rcs'dents.
Me6ford pstriot J II Fuss IS Guth-
rls visitor To-Day = A. Moss leri Tues
DAY Tor guthrr on business and rieas--
ure
Chandler News liarnah Emiry a
student Of tho Capital City Business coli
iest. u Guthrie spent SUNDAY with her
brother Iohn.
Perry Republican, Harry Cockrun
weht down 10 Guthrie Saturday evening
and spent sunday with his parents Mr..
aud Airs A. l.. cockrum.
wauko,nls Hornet; Miss Andrews.
eho has been spending n few weeks with
kiss Myrtle Davis, left for he' home az
wichita. sunday via Guthrie.
Chandlcr News Mrs Lon Muxlow sf
Gu,hiie who has been visiting her friend
Hrs. N II. iUrrr.son. ret red 10 her
home the lattice part Of last week
shawnee News John = Jones and
lack Kelly returned this morning from
Gslhrie. whore they placed seven feder-
Al pri=onrs in the q. : iai yesierday.
Kingnshcr Times: Miss Margaret Rob
berts wnl leave SOON for Lindshorg, Kan
,s,s. where sine w'll take advanced work
ia music during The coming school year
ENID Wave Joseph Melbqgcn says
rasiodiai Paln'er Vlynn Bruidnw
don't ga to Gusda Springs TO drink th'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

liquor to ludiars Thr names OF the
accused men are Jimmie Harpoe, John
Olster. Robert Nugususukcy Lon scott
and Charles Longman. Seminoles, and
James Washington. Sac and Fox IN
dian and Ouopre Roudeuguey MeNi
can Marshal Jones was accompanied
hy Police Oniicrs pony Moore and Jack
Kelly. who go 10 assist n placing thr
wolators ia the federal miL where ihcy
win await the action Of the grnd jury
which win be convened in Tecumsch on
September y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

The pnlilic eat,rltnneat 10 be given
oy the a. r.. he W. q c ana ths
Ladies' of ihe irand An1y. assisted iv
ihe s""s OF Neieurs lud tha spanish
War Veterans. on Friday nisht sept
L. has been postponed 10 Oct g. Fur
lhr notice viii be given. The regular
post meetinF viii be- held az tie han
Fi1iey night at eight O'Clock. am aem-
o,is ue urged 10 be present
} H. TAFT Post Comma.der.
a. J.. MOCK Adidtant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

into the pans OF water aad oil Mi.
Edy says that ii is successful method.
Every morning b. takes out gast mum
brts OF dead moths which nave gone -
their death in the torch. lie is OF the
opinion that II the system is adopted iu
"a community it can be effectively ria OF
the boll weevii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

one torch 70 an ocre u ground. THESE
torches are set ln pans of water ON which
there is oil. Tine moths and sharpshoot
ers which breed the dreaded bon wccyil
are attracted 10 these lights the same IS
common moth and when they hy TO
q they ave either burned to death or
their wings are scorched and they fall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

springs water lie tnkes q dose Of pills
and lays down IN thee shade TO suore
Chandler Pubncisi General =. n.
Buriineamc and capt A a. Nii.s return
ed to Guthrie This morning both cx-
pressed themselves a. bciug wen pleased
win 10 outlook Tor the cncan'pmen' az
this pmce in October
Chandler pubncist. p q annikcn and
little daughter wore her between trains
ast night enroute to Tulsa from Guth-
ric MI Anplscu says that Tulsa con
tinees 10 forge ahead and he looks Tor "A
continuation OF ihe present rate OF
growth
Mcdford Patriot Miss Ev, Allison
came over from uthri last eve, ine
whore she has "a position in the Logan
county high school and viii Doe here only
few days as her work WIN regin next
Monday Ifier many friends were pleas
cd 10 meet her q only for short time.
Chandler Pubmcist The Oklahoma
Citv and Guthrie base ball teams we're
In the city last night between trains
Z They had just concluded serien Of three
gamos at Guthrie Of which oklahoma
( city won two. Fatty Smith was in chrrgs
| of the Guthrie team which was on the
way to Springfield MT. Gene Barnes was
+ taking his team home To oklahoma city
Chandler News General Bnrlingame
and Can't Niles Of Guthrie were 10 the
city the mrs, Of the week in tho Interest
of the encamrment Of ma ional glrrd
( that is 20 bc held in this plaee October
I 5th to 10th Th,y spent considerable
/ tin.e looking over he heid and expr ssen
themselves as being well satisfied with
everything Chandler will surely DO al
she promised toward making the ea-
campmcnt splendid success
Ralston Free Press. Mrs. John Porltei
Was brought here sunday evenine IRON
her home twelve miles east in The Osage
and taken TO Guthrie Monday To underg
a surgica, operation. Mrs Poulter ha,
la very severe cold q couple Of week
ago and this. it Is supposed. settled n
the nerve center back Of her ieft ear
causing the same to become 50 irrintc,
that the pain was almost unbearahlc !
is Thought the heavy bone back Of tn
ear viii have Go be opened Sire was -
crazy from pain that she did not recog
nize her dmgi.ter. Mipnie. WHO c.tn
down from Wichiu 10 be- with her.
shawnee Herald Deputy United state
Marshal John Jones left today at npol
fof Guthrie with seven men who wte
yesterday committed bv &. : Commits
sioner Outcelt om charges OF having sol'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
Section

Section.
1. Township trustees to be road
oyerseers; duties and com
pensation; road overseers,
how appointed.
2. Who subject to road tax. De
linquent road tax, how col
lected.
3. County commissioners to con
tract for bridges, when.
a, Commissioners to employ sur
yeyors; advertise for bids
Bidders to give bond Com
lnissloners may reject bids
s. Levy Of county road and bridge
tax.
6. Commissioners empowered to
contraet for bridges on i'm
stallment plan
Z. One-half liquor revenue to be
paid into road and bridge
fund.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Section
tract for the the same as hereinafter bro
said county whereby
mag be bridge fund h the
boundary line Incorporated city or town
appropriate funds county construction
or improvement Of any road or bridge county
Section That shall county
for the building principal stream until
shall be necessary measure
between banks approaches including
height and size OF piers together with emzed estimate
srueton and all necessary drawings
Immediately county clerk
the office Of the the county
hdde A. ibe os,co =, re ,nts ,ars - - w sponsOe Y
A
posted each portion
such contracts II published county
shall published provided published
having circulation
and filed with the
for the closing bids the following
for the closing bids the board
lowest responsible bidder requiring
bidder give band with bel
approved by su board which bond shall be given and payable such
conditioned
requirements the county
shall OF
and all bids for bridge
section The board Of county commissioners may levy general
dollar
collected shall
building
the this Provided
board OF county commissioners levy additional
mills the dollar for constructing bridges
II
principal stream the boundary line between two counties the board
commissioners Of such counties by jointly
construction Of uct bridge bridges
wththe this
section The board OF county commissioners OF any county sba
tSt b a,nts man NOT evceed tb honsand aolars snnrr
fns
shall charge the bd
fund OF such county
section Of all Dy
nquo
shall be used for the Of deayng the which be
the provisions of this Act Provided that the boa
the school fund any portion Of said money not required in carrying
the provisions Of this Act
all taxable such tow
mills the dollar Of such taxable property
section That al BRIDGES calyer and roads shall be at least n
culverts than twenty feet
supervision OF the wnshp trust
and the road overseer
shall be under the control
addition the compensate
necessarily overseeing bridge wor
such tn
i
township
Contracting for the cutting obnoxious weeds brush and other unsh
Section H. Nothing this Act shall prevent the township board
let to the lowest and best bidder after notice has been given by publ
ton otherwise and such bids have been received
section 12 The township trustee y and with the consent and appro
matine the COS, Of repalng GRADING or draining such ~ S % Tb q
claimant
trustee y township
Section 49, When the board Of
provisions
this
me
county township
notify the propc
notice shall
clearly
n the
Of said land the shall
the maune
full Provided
said D1ils
consecutive weeks OF
ia be- o view
fun
notice provided for this section the said
inparany al
wins
IA good
her
OF IN
the n
said the
together with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

For cleaning kid gloves. removing
grease spots. paint tar etc. set box
Of Fogg's chemical chalk al Leader Of
fee. Price 10 cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
Road Laws of Oklahoma
PASSED BY THE EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE AS
SEMBLY OF 1905
PASSED BY THE SEVENTH LEGISLATIVE AS
SEMBLY OF 1908.

Section.
8. Township road and bridge tax
8. Width of bridges. BY whom
supervised aud controlled.
10. Township hoard power TO clean
highways
A. Township board power to con
tract for road and bridge work.
12 Township trustee power to en-
ploy surveyor
70. Township board or county com
missioners power 10 condemn
land for public highways
notice OF publication appeal
allowed.
a. Duties of township clerk.
i5- County clerkl to furnish copies
OF this Act to trustees and
oyerseers.
16 RepeaL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
NoTRE DAME, INDIANA
Two hours rds homC Chiesgo
25d Session opens tuesday, September r. zoos.

The University oacr. every facility for eompiet.
Collegiate Training
in s A INT snd sedern Classical Courses. Economics
fss lss seaesi a@d Pre- Medical ,niooEoaD Courses
is % - asas d .ors Of professors anerd students spe-
Technical Courses
The graduates IN tas cfn Nee hancal and Electrical
h1eneeriey course are n constant demand for the train
short course r. both Fectrrai and Mechanical Engineer
Architecture
Of Ss sSSsss c a'ssssa e '1Sil 5d 99ss' ss
maiRenstiSa edaeaioa WITH aompise sourse ~ areh
aasabea abee sla no'S eheaso % sr''' s'fe'''i'n 0'
Pharmacy
6S h Saqs' s Goa Ss9 d to young men Special
Preparatory School
The studies p he PREPARATORY peranent ore equivalent
pOrturitiea for .tuaents n srammar ehaol srados
Commercial Course
No'gs nS@e F's ca@mergal students complete bust
ST. Edwards HalI
tor boy nnc~r z rtne ahe compls,eness Of q equip
partlofy haol aai tauier o. he sisters dur
The Gymrssium
I,- Ise ,,, eeroety qen1e 70 acrs ssto sia sps,ea
street for ene upDnidius Or tbe ohy cai man
Free Rooms for Students
r i s oo s " oa @ 'p9S@21g Feo%s * 'u9ioF rsS % 5
aaaeui over 5 pss .aaaoi quaf, for these oas.es.
Catalogues Free
sa1 s-r-,t rt 6sersi,, n5y ts ssn,iir tbs lIte
es' s .'ee e.a n4 ihe NJ hra' entroi Ts.l.
inda1a urd seotbsr1 naeh ran
Address TuE RFx JOHN cAyANAUGH. c. S. C,
BIZ 2sy N0lgl DAME. NOiANA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Chandler Pubncist General =. r..
Burliueamc and capt A a. Niies return
td to Guthrie This morning 10th cS-
pressed themselves az bciug wen pleased
with 10 outlook FOR the encan,pmenf az
this place in October
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

springs water tie tnkes dose Of pills
and lays down IN thee shade TO suore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

PER-, Republicans r. IT, Knauss. OF
tstthric was Ia town "Wednesday tran
sactinR business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

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COURSES /
OFFERED /
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t'gst ttrtiu4ir
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Science
4 years q S
Chemistry
4 ye4u b. $ In
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4 yraas % s. 10
Pharzsry
Grad ia Phsr
= t8ft iiH N
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Okishomnn. William wells OF Guth-
r4e has tak,n y position With knight
neMpn & Beck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Enid Eaele Ned AcCracken and moth
er leis Monday for Guthrie whore they
Iecis 10 become permanent rcs'dents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Bier McnidJcn critift.

GleoeIouo, 9, 10. 6ebrltor.
Charles Seller, ieine Satin So
icpbine, icin S6wiegeriobn &obn
9tolan uno Ociicn @attin Mop Nolon,
Sellers So6tcr, pllr0en belltc iriib
III Dem flcincn Sortie Nr. 502L,
Central = 9IOemlc, ais 2eiden gcf1ln.
Ben. 9lue llmitGnoe oelltcten an,
0oB iic our6 oaS Ginotbmeu BON emit
>pcihcnbcm NoturgoS crItidtcl, olcin
Der Coroner mill trobocm CinCn SSn=
olelt obbulteu. Die Nufborn er5Gbs
len, BOB picl 3mictroft in Scr So
mile berri6tc mo OoB lid 6rmt
Scler oftcr3 in o%llcrIei 0robungcn
crging.
(SpGtcr.) - Coroner 3icgelIteiu
tiinOi9tc beirtc 9(beno oifi5iel on,
OoB ser GoO Der bier @erioncn ourd)
Ginotbmen uoll NnturgoS, meIfeS
elmer lcden &0bre entlpid), perllrio6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

oIlgcnlci1cr ODER pripotor Totur TT
Dem 3tuct nm Die ipGtcrcn 3luung2.
Sdie0@Acsit1te ml85nS26ncn etc"
nit onbcren @orteu, Rcqicrmracu,
mcld)e iid) uiht umt RutificirlmQ bon
o2lbtommcu" 81 fiimmcrn 6ruldcu,
moacn inSQcbcim, inter itd ncuc
Gatte obi6licBen, sic nidt sic 9roit
zines 9ertroqc5 BETTER, Q6cr fir ihrc
3pcte a%cniigCu. Gumit lit nidlt &c.
iugt, Dob ole Ser. Staoten ith ucr.
piIi6tct bitten, uui ocrurtigc Nome
d)uHgcu iid cil8uluiicm lihcrIid bat
Scr Scnot MohtbefuQniB sum 2lb
lhluB bon oNlbtommcH" QCdcbclL 5l
Ocren Snfrnittrctcn Die 3uitinmuld
0cS Senot5 nidt notImeu0iQ marc
url0 III Oieiem photographer lpic in
onOercn lit ooag3ort lift" ais QIcidl.
beoelltcnO nit oSertrog" Qcbroudt
10 Oob oos @ort Special 9lct" iuEo
rogropb 81 cbenfou9 ais nSpcciol
&crtro0" uuf1cfoBt mcrocn mlB.
lun0 uidt n(S o9lbtommcu."
0ic3 lit ctluu3 tc6niih, u6cr ol1QC.
iid)t@ Der 9emijbmQcn Oca Stoot2
requirements, Dem @ublifum SonO
in Die 9lltGcn 81 i@trcucu, INN oocu
Scnot ms llnreht 81 icBeu." mo IN
cine unpopuIdrc Stclllmq binciu SIT
or0ngen, lit cS mobl onacbroht, olt
6ic iopbiitii6c @ortflmubcrci Der Csc.
moltigcn i'm Stoot9 Gcportcmcnt
b%in5umciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
germ SIR Hoiion 9cbrod)t wcrocn ioI,

germ }itr &oiion gcbrod)t pcroen fol-
len.
&n @oridou, no gcitcrn in 6oIQe
zines ncllen StrifcS Scr Shriftieber
unN 0rlGdcr feline 3citunacn erid)ies
IICrL iollcn etlua 10 Der an ocn iiilQ-
itcn GeuIonitrotioncu mo StruBeuz
tGnDpten betbctliQtcn @erionen binQe-
rid)tct morocn iCin. Sonit bobcn iid
bier uno in on0eren groBcu StGoten
Ole Nl9itdn0e in Solae BON @eruQlt.
maBregeln uuO Heiorm q &eripredlul.
gen OcrfIatt. 9ie HcgicrrnQ bat IN
ibren cigeucn @ertItdttcn unO i'm 81.
icnbObn0ienite, mie Is beiBt, cine of
gcmcinc Sobnauibciicruug nm 10 bis
20 %ro3ent perfiigt unO ser MiniItcr=
rotb ion io0or Ole @riinOun0 pon9lr-
better SrgoniiotionelL notiirlid mn
fer ltrcnaer Gorltrolc bon @Gtcr6enS
S6crGcn bciiirportet boben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
SdhuinScfs Miiacr 6cireit.

Sonnemoru, N.-0., Is. 6ebr.
- @n. s. Milcr, Der @eidGitSfii6.
rer Der Sronflin Sfruinoelbonf IN
6lopOitroBe, @iqiamSbrug, lit lett,
nnd0cm er pn Sonitog bonn
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DC, in 6reibcit aciebt lporoen. Nl0
Wiqer, iucI6er bon Ben ibm 5llbiftir-
ten 5ebn Sabren etlpo flint obgcielien
bat, belltc ooS 9iireoil beS 3llftbolSs
SerluolterS olS FREEZER Wonn perlicb.
purbc er BON leinem Soter bcgriiBt.
Mi1er bat bon Ser 3ud)tbouS : Ser
moltllng Sen iibli6en nclten gn5llg
mo ein Giienbobn 9inet nod SEEN.
yorf nit ocn Gripilcgiilm crbolten,
in IIbonp einen fur5en Iufentbolt 81
nebnlen. Ger IN Sreibeit aciebte
.SpnbifntS- "Wonn gcbenft nGullid),
@ouuerncur SigginS fir ieinc 6ret'
loiiung perionlid icincn Gonf aus
5uIpreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Ter ncitc &ertrag nit San 0uminao.

Sal bingtom &c, 10. 6ebr.
- 0aS nelle Frototol ODER ser Ser
trog 5miiden Den Ser. Staotcn un6
Son Domingo, melfes bon Dem omc.
ritonii6en @eionOten 9olpion unO
Dem oomiuifonii6en Miniiter oes
NllSlpdrtigen SoHde5 obgeihloiiell
mltrOc, ging bcute Dem StootSoepor-
tement 5u unO mur0e pom SefretGr
Sap iofort nod) Dem @ciBen &ollic
gcnommen. gtod elmer e~ingcbcnoen
Hrilfung miro ooS 0oflnmcnt Dem
Senot unterbreitet meroer, mubr.
IGeinIid idon am 0OnncrItng oocr
Sreitug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
&ermiidJte telesrapbiid)e Sepeiden.

Charles Carroll Stein, elmer
Der an~gciebenitcn @iirger ppnEueblo,
Col, 1T IN ieiner @obnung baielbit
geitorben. Gr mar in philadelphia
geboren, errei6te Elm Sitter bon 81
Sobrcn unb ergriff nodl slbi olpirltng
Der Sorporb.llniperiitdt Den 9erilf
zines Hed)ts onmalts, miiBte aber aus
ADMINISTRATIONS i'm Sabre 1878
ieinen @obniis nod) Colorado perle.
gen.
Sn Dem Srte 0ap Spring bel
Noliior N..S., hat cine SrolL Na-
mems Hooenbi5er, bel Dem GerIlld)e,
zines ibrer 9inoer aus Dem brcntell.
Den @obnbouie 5u retten, NIT Dem
ainoe ben Sob in ben Slamnen ees
tiinoen. Die onOeren Jornilierglies
DER mllroen gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
General Sciu @aQacc toot.

Gram oroSpilIe Snb., 10.
eSebruar. - General Gem @oIluce lit
nm 80 beute glbeno bier geltorben.
General @nlloce oiente nit ails5eid)
niiitg i'm 9iirgerfriegc itno ipur nad)
Delnielben mebrere Sabr lang ameri.
faniid,er8elanoter in Gonitantinopel.
er mndte iif nltf einen 9taner oils
ShriftIteller. Sein b%efonnteiteS
@erf lit Der Homan Ben Sur"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
GaitrO mad Caracas suritfgefc1rt.

@oib ingtom %, Is. 6c6r.
-0aa StootSOcpartement lit benad).
rid)tigt, ooB Gr0iioent Goitro poll
Hcile i'm Snllern BONG cnc5rlelo
nod Caracas 5uriifgefebrt lit. Sb
Die ourd) ieine Nbrciic ans ser @ollpt.
ltoOt. Dor ctpa eincm Wonot, lu1ter.
brod)encn llntcrbon0lrntgcn SIR 9ei-
lcgltn0 ocS NSpbalt Streites mieOcr
ungefniipft morOcn limo, miro nid)t
mitQcthcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
YSicoer in gSaibinatuu.

@oib in0tom &c, Is. 6ebr,
- ErGiioent Nooiepelt rmo @ciolgc
tcbrten lm $50 beute iriib mobIbc.
boltcn olla 0telu.0or bicrber 5llriif.
Ginigc menige Eerionen moreu ON
@obnboie oeriommelt rno ser ErGii
bent be9riiBte Oieiclben, olS CT oeu
3ilg uerlieB mo cine S,rtihc b%eitieg
bofit freuuoIid). Gr fltbr oirett nod,
Dem @ciben Snltic.