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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Maenten hes TleiIdtrnit perbaftct.

6c(eno, Mont, 3. Sonltor. -
@eneralompolt Goropon bot eeoell
Die Igenten Der Gubnbp., Sluifts,
Samnlono. ltnb glrnloi1r Yodilta
SO, I'M Stootc Wontono Die geridt-
lidc Infloge erbobelt, onB unter
benIelben cin Gomplot beitebt, oui
8rilno beiien tic Die Yreiie Der
6leiidprooufte, iporin tic @eitGftc
MAIDEN, beItintmen. Die agcntcn
lpnroeu in Butte hilrd) bcrl Gountp.
Sheriff perboftet, Der oieielben ollf
ibr Geripredcn, iid am 8. Sonilor
5l ben Observation-Disclosures all
ltellen, porerit ireigob. Gas erlte
Tor9ebel gegen Die gcnannten 8rob.
lhloflter luegen Gerlesung bes anii.
Srult : @eietes lit pom Obereerid)t
megen Wongels al Gompetcns abae.
ipieien iuorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Der Snananratiuns Nn0.

WohrlHetrllldl MIRO oerlelbe i'm @e=
bGlloe Oes G%eniionSomts nbQe.
halten lperoen.
Sal b q to II, 9. g., 3. &on.
- 0oS Nnuuguration@-G omitc nuti;
tuobl bon ongenebmen 6%cicrtous-
&tiioncn e~rfrcltt moroen iein, oerul
lett etnlgcn Gagen berrid)t Qrober
SptimiSnuS biniihtlid) ser &6nlno
Der III Der lebten GongreBmodc on
ldeinen0 10 bofiurngslos pcrmifel-
ten 9nqfroQe. 0oS Gomite, mcldcS
nobc5t om &~cr5peiicIn mar, neil cS
NIT Der NuSltd)t, Elm 8ebdlloc fir Ole
Nbboltutg OcS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SIT crboIten, oar 10 nriBlih Itono, bat
nit groBem Gifcr Die 9crotblulQ ser
ElGne fir bic Qctorirun9 oc2 Eel-
ltonSgebolt0eS mie0er oltiQenonmlcn
uno lit oollcr Soffntng. ouB 0oS &c
observation-disclosures ont WontoQ, 0cn
8. Sorntnr, menn 0iltrtfta 9lnQc-
lc9enbciten otf Der Goge9or0mng
IteDet, Die Senot9 2 Neiotution, mel
DIE Die 9enltlng oca G~eniionSgc-
bolloe@ iiir Sen Snougltrotion9bul
gcltottct, i'm SijoiliiQcl oe@ &opitola
%9elebmt1t meroen miro.
Mon mtntelt, ooB Sprehcr Gons
non, ulrtcr Dem 2lllc9 bc3lpiugcuocn
GiniIuB elmer ircluOlidcn @cib.
nohtafeit StimnlmQ, Dem Sprldc
.Irieoc ori GrOcn uuO Den Wtcnideu
cin @oblgeiolIcn" lid acbcuqt ulo
icincn bortcn Sim crlueid)t bobc, 10
ooB oltd) bel ser bcitriacn &nolQuru-
ton Die icitlid)e Menqc sum @obl
ulo 5romnneu OeS l<not4ltrotion9-
6onos iid) gum Erciie pon s. pro
appf III Der idillcngctro9encn @ale
am ,Slt0iciorp SQllore miro tlull-
mcln f0nncn. Die WfitQliC0cr oc&
6inon5 Nlt5ihuiica 0c9 &nnt9ura-
tion@ Gomtite'9, meldc9 lett @od)eN
0oS @oupt bat trnltrig bGltgen loIlclt,
meil man ~oorollSiob, Dab Die ge5cid)
ncten 6onoS niht miir0cn 5ltrilf er-
itottct meroen fonucn, rpenn Der 8oQ
Dom Erogromm geltriden ucrocn
miiBtc, lholen iid) befrieoi0t on 1nlo
tollidcn nit ircloigcr 8ctonung
8liidlpiil1ide 5llll ncltcll Sabre olt2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

cntbuIioitiihe Neltiobr8 . @rotulotio.
men oarbrodte. Ger 9oiier miro ant
Wittpod ole Sbronrcbe i'm Borlo-
nent oerleien unO mabrifeinlid) am
0onneritag nad &ien 5uriiftebren.
6eite S~tim ouf Der
9orie.
2onoorL 2. Tonlor. Tic
Iftienboric bate cine 5uueriihtllde
@ode mo ole Wtdrftc narcn itorter,
oils lett longer 3eit. NQc tbotlgen
Nltticn 5cigtcn eiu Stei9cn Der Eretle
NIT eincm 5iemIif Qlrten N%nIo8ege.
id)oit IN Ben beiieren &oteaorlen. Gle
%Grtl0rrng ser 4cnnipIpanIo Nlpt'
ocnoc battc cinen glltcn GREET ollt
Ocn omcrifoniitcn Warft, 0o lie
@~crtroucn in oic 3ltfuutft oc5 Giicn-
bobngcid1ft& crfcrntcn lleb. HulIcn
littcn etlpo5 in 6olgc Scr un9iiniti.
Qcn Nohrihtcn aus Eort Nrtbur,
obcr I'M @mgcnlctncn luarcn NlSl0np
Scr fcIt. Nus elmer Qlltcn QuclIe
fon1mt sic Nodrid)t, boB Der Gnii-
iion3fur9 Ger ncllcn rltiliifcn In.
Icibc oltf % bcmelIen merocu miro,
oQcin cine omtlihc Wittbeilltng lit
nod nitlt crfolgt, un0 nod onoercn
WCl0urQCn miro CT 80 bctrQQcn.
Central. 9lnlcrifoner moren bcgcbrt.
2oubct iii 60rocrung oe8
8cltfricocnS.
EoriS, 9. &onuor. - @rof Cor
nicut, Der itolienii6c 9otlhuftcr mo
Gopen oeS Oiplomotilfen Corps,
8rotltlirte Dem Yr0iiocntcn im Na.
men 0eS Corps sum ncllcn Subr NM
CAB babel Der 9clurnoerung fir
6rontrcid'S qroBen Nntbeil al ser
60rocrung bea internotionalen TSrie.
0cnS NllSorltd. GcionocrS FOB cr
Den NbldlluB bon Sd)ieospertrGgen
rno Die 9ciIeGung beItcbenoer inter.
nationolcr 3luiltigfeiten berppr.
ErGiiOcnt 2oubct ontlportcte in on.
genleiicncn @ortcn mo mics ais BE.
lueiS 0cS @odltatbumS 0cS Nrbitra,
tionsprin5ipS olli Die Goqurg Scr
internotionolcn Gommiiiion sur
Shlihtung Der Noroiec-9Iffoire bin,
wclfe 6ronfrcid) sur 3eit goItlidy
aufgcnonmcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Gum Suoc pcrnrtbcilt.

2oncoit er. ga, 3. Sonnor. =
Sobn S'9rien II. See Surmon mur.
ben pom Hidter 2onois gum Sobe
bllrf Ben Strong perurtbeilt, neil
iie om 1. Sui ben Gboltlieelpddter
Samuel HeBter erihlogcn botten.
S'grien erfldrte Dor 8erid)t, oab
6ltrmon niht babel par, ais Der
Moro 9eid)ob. ST tobtete NIT 5luci
slnoeren Gebter, pdbreno Slrrnton
binter Dem Sdlogboum itano. Srob
oieier Grfldru1lg mltroc oaS Sooes.
nrtbeil gefaat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
8ranoitiftcr ain @crf?

SCCuuu)llGc ltlll llullue Ill Stja8 OUT
fiir5lidc 6cucrabriinitc in Gbi.
cogo.
GbicaQo, ,. Sonlar. Ser
oGdtige llmit0noc, melhe ooS SclIer
in ser San 9uren-S troBen.9lnloqc
Ger r6irit Notionol Cooperative
Nii%ociotion" mno ser oGoib 9upers
linton" 5pei 5uiarnmengeborigcn
6irmen u%m9ebel, boben ben 6euer.
lpebr-Gbef Compton unb Sen anluott
oes Ieltcrtpcbr. 2 departments pcrolt.
lobt, bo8 Gntltcbcn 0cS Seltcrs 81
untcriltdcn. 8cltcrn Ibeno NipGt
mlrOc III %Griobrlng gcbrod)t, oob
5luei Der flcinercn Nftionore Der &c
nnnnten l(nternc6nltlgcn i'm &reiSs
gcrid)t oos Griud)en lint Grnennltng
Der Girliebltng zines altratorS mo
nm cincn 8crihtsbefebl nadlgeludIt
hobc11, iuo0lrd) Dem GrGlioenten SSll.
liuS 6obn lmterIogt miro, iucitere
Gipiocnocn bon Dem @ctriebsfopitol
SIT bc5obler. Gic @ronoitiftun0S.
tbcoric Der Eoli5ei mo oeS 6cller.
mcbr-G cportcmentS griinoet lih Quf
Die Ionocrborc @ciie Der Gntitebun0
oes Jcllers l1no Die alsloge zines
MonncS. Der meniQc 9(ugenblide Dor
Dem AllSbred)en ocS 6ellcr6 I'M 5lpci.
ten Stod OeS @cbdilocS Semonbct
gclebcn BADEN mill, Scr iid) III Der
oGd)tigCr @cile BIN mo her bcluegte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

1, Sonuor, General Stoiiel
fniipft llnterbonolungen wegen
lleberQobe an.
8%eneroI Sc o'$
Sob.
Petersburg 9. SSonuur. -
General StoiicI beitdtigt in einerGe.
pcide an ben G5oren ote friibere
Nahridt, Dob General a%onorutento,
8cfcbI2bobcr ser Z. oltiibiriihcn
ShilBcnbri0ooe. om 10 e3ember i'm
Sample gctootct mlroc.
Nud) Die Nohrid)t iiber Sen Zoo
oeS Generals Sod BON Der 4. oitiibi-
ridden Shiibcnbriaooe uito Oe$
@cneroQiclltenont8 Smiruoff beltG-
tiat iidl,
GmpionQ i'm EoIoit 5u
Sofio.
Eotio. ,. Sunmur. - Ter &oiicr
mo oic &oiicrin bicltcn g~eltcrn I'M
Eoloit cincn %0Ion5cn6en N%cltiobr@>
cntpiong. &om irilbcn Mor0en an
cmpiin0cu iic III Nuoicn5 iopouiihc
Stootam0mcr, GoirS, ionic M}orl-
ne mo Nrmec Gfii5iere, rpeIhc ibrc
Nuloi9un9cn III Der RcibenfoIQe it,,
res Ranges 0arbrod)ten. Die b0bcr.
l%tchenOen @eomtcn cmpfinqcn oo3
oiplon1ntilhc Corps INN , llbr Nod.
mittoQ3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Mchr Ernhcfnhrtrn.

30 It 0 II, .. Sonllor. Der Qe-
id)iibte arell5er oGbottonogo" bat bel
Der ErobeIobrt iibcr ole oenleiielle
W}elle III Der Norroqonlett : 9ai Die
Mtelle nit einer @eifpinoiofeit bon
1871 bis 1876 anoten pro Stuhoe
5ltrltdgelegt uno Ole pieritiinoige
Frobefobrt allf bober See nit elmer
Cllrhld)nittS : @cidrpinoigfeit bon
16.6O5 anoten pro Stunoe. Gons
traftlid) lit cine @eihrpinoigfelt bon
16.5 anoten pro Stltnoe mlsgelnadt.
Nod) geelbigung Der Erobefabrtell
Der Chattanooga" folnllt ons III 30
lton geboute Torpeooboot pglofelp"
an Die Heibe, meld,es %controftlid) 20
anoten pro Stl1noe 5urildlegen nltB.
Sn Cambridge, Woiiy begonn
geitern Der Tro5eB eegen Charles Z.
5ltfer bon N%ltburnbale ipegelt Der allt
81. Mdr5 1904 81 @eltorL Moii. per-
iibten Grmorbung bes sSrls. Mobel
Yage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
@cin ic6r frenoiacS @icocrIcbcn,

Scin icGr frcnbi9cS @icoerIcbcn.
OF. Gboomid'3 critic ltntcrrc0lurq
NIT Iciner Satin nod Ieiner 9ln'
tlnft III GleoeIauo. - Scin Ser
mo9en uto ooSienige ieincr
Gohtcr ans eriter Che iino Der
Ioreu.
GIebeIon0, 8, 9. Saruor. -
Sn Der llntcrreoung, melhe Or. Sc
ron e. Gboonid geitern i'm bicIigcn
@cfduaniB nit ieincr Satin bottc,
nobm 0oS @eiprGd) mieOerbolt cinen
lebr erregten Con AT. Or. Gboomit
bot 0urf sic D6inon5fiinitc" icincr
6rGt IQcS pcrIprcn uno 0aS groBc
&crnl0gcn, oo8 icin cin5igeS &ino
unobbdngig beiaB, lit oa0urd) eben-
toll@ oerloren gegongcn r. ciu bin=
rcid)enber @runo fir oen 0oftor, &c.
gen ictne Srou nift ou5lt 5ortiiib.
LEND anf5utretcn, ie0of belt er al
iid). 6rou Gboomid mar bemiibt,
ibrcn Miom 5lt ii~ber5ellgen, ooB tie
lid teiner mnrehtcu 6anolumg lhuls
Dig genadt babe. Gr antmortete
oorollf mur; sd mill eS boiienl"
6rnu Gbaomid unterbrot) ibre Or
3dblltng 0fters our6 bcitigea @ei-
men, nobel altd ibr 8otte mebrmal9
III IbrGnen atls6rof. Die sSruu ldien
feline muSnet6en0en Nlitmorten 5lt
gebcn, rief aber ie0en augenblif oo-
8miIdben aus: gertrmte mirl pertralte
mir" Sic iaqte nieoerbolt: n@loube
Die @eldidten nid)t, neld)e Die Set
titngcn ilber mid geOrndt baden. gS
lino 2iigen; ieOe ein5elne lit cine
&il9e. Sd babe fem llnred)t getbon.
@loltbe mir! &ertrnlle mir! AIleS
miro Iid) befrie0igeno %mtftldren!"
Mit Ibr6nen in ben gtllgen Qob
ibr Or. G6oopif Ole Geriiderlna,
cr pCrtrolle ihr, bis ibn 9crpeiie oo-
fir niir0cn, DAB iein Gcrtrollcn nid)t
qered)tfcrtigt lei. gtf Ole mle0cr-
boItc Scriid)crlulg leiner Srolt, boB
aQc 3eitrngagclhid)ten &ii9en leien,
ioqtc CT tltr5 Dor leinem Wcggeben:
sd fam c5 MIR boffcn. o,Sf hobe
Cir Dcrtrout lt10 eS fdQt mir ldluer,
lrgen0 Gtpas 0apon 81 alaltben.
0ies Ines lit tiir mid Elm fllrdtba.
rer Sd)log 1tn0 i6 fam nid)t$ 0opolt
berltebelt. Sd mtB 3eit babcr, INT
oarilber nadBltOcnfell. Son Dem Nit
genblife an, IN Dem id) lit EnriS BON
oieler 8eIdlidltC gebort babe, mar if
poa Gorge, lno rein 2eben lit mir
folt 1tnertr09Iif gcnorben. SD milf
fein ltrt6eil ioGen. SD fam mir
boiten, BOB gac5 beirieoigetO cnoen
miro, mie On iaQIt!"
SIM 3immer oes SdlieBerS, mo-
bin or Itd) Damn begob, fono Or.
Gboonid ieinen Sticfiobn gmil 500
per. 9eioc be9riiBten iid) nit @Gr-
me. Nod) DEM Gerloiien oes @e.
fdngniiies nobn Or. Gboopid III
einem Heital,rant Der ltnteren Stoot
cine Mabl5eit nit Dem Inlpolt Ser
ruiib elm. Den geItrigen Sng brnd)te
Or. Gboopid inn Seim oes Tcdtsons
molts 9. 4. &line 5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

ten.
2G. auquIt. = Ole Soponcr in ser
pollen GoutroIc ser FiQcon-9oi-
StcQlmqeu. Ginnobmc zines Der
nncrcn Sorts.
y. Nuauit. - Gic Soponer Be.
icBcn ocn EorooepIot uno gticbon,
cine Der pihtiQcrcn @cfcItigum9cn
BON Bort Nrthur.
T.. bis 81. september. - 6ortQe,
icttea @onIboroemcut 01trh sic So
puncr. Nobmen in Sen Icbtercn orci
GoQcu Dos Sort 8lropotfin elm.
q, September. - Gic @oiier5ll-
fubr nod Sort Nrthur BON Den 60.
poucrn obQeidnittcn. Hltiicn mofcn
cincu Nll2foQ, mcr0cn obcr NIT
ihrocrcu &crllritcu 3ltriitNctricben.
. Cftobcr. - Gic Rltiicn MADDEN
cincu Alt2IoQ uno ocriuden, Die Der.
lorcnc 3uiubr oc@ g8oiicra 5ltrijt5ll-
QcmiuucrL lucr0cn obcr 5llrildqctrlc.
ben.
@','"' C'''
o',1"l-(e4, s."N '','''z~',D"
an ~ Cu''S,, A.
thur.
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p,ao",''u~,t'a' '''9' '"''' o"
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M '"',A's" %nch,
~..t' So ~ wv '''Oe" ~
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5to,so,,
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otl'S, -, o''st
." 49," =" 80 "'
= mnno,,sor mo,,or,r c4sv,f
o,i,,A4 Sn,, E,aro,, :, o-.ia,S,n
;,"D ,,,, ~, ,,, Sot'<" ~. ,, %t,' s,oh.nn,
m". w. 1,,sn~4a u'P Wv
90 oa,aa.Har CO. 6.;.;,4a,
7an,,for m;.4or;on 6.;G4 ,,,r4 S;o
@G,% W,nt ocn.t,n
5o Tono6p. 81 m,.a,.
s,, n.rh ~,.4 49, ",.f ~
o. m.s..,t,. ~, >.,t.r,f,
morhi,,n,r,. ,n,i,Aon W.xt mrtG,s
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oc m,noa,hon T;o ,,,c.
mohrr rincn o~0ormrincn 9(noriff
unh mcrhcn NIT ,th,rcren Tcr(,i5tcn
a,riifoeih[oocr
20 Honcmhcr Cir Sonorpr br.
oi,,rcn hpr 0(roriff o,,f hr,, oO3.
Metcr .Siioc( n,h ner(icrcn 1000
morr i,,,cr6orh ciurr ct,,nhc onh
nphn,c,, ,ic hc,, @rro 5hliesIih cir
/ 7r,cr,brr tea @nnborbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

guoopeit, llngarn, 2. San, =
Sror,5 Soieph, aonig bon lln.
gorn, fam beilte bier a11 ltno lpllroe
nm 9obnbofe pom elmer groBen Wen-
lhenmenge enpfangen, nelhe ibm
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YOrt NrtBnr'S
Sclagernng.

OS"'""S'
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cianiiic.
glnc crm6bnenSmcrthp mcI6rmoen
III hronolo9tlder H~ethcntol9e
ocornr, 7,,. cr,tc m,,r;fi
olIrh one Ioponlldc Ulottc be-
,,rr ON, : lcbr,,,r Fr,te
@cIo0erlu09trltppct loltoctcn AM
m,i Mo ,0,,3hrihc Wer.
njdtunA Der utl'tltcn &rlc82
t.a, ~.,,ne+, m,,n,b,rn,
'N''
mcut2 lu1o oie mcitcrc Gntpidc-
1.,.Ge.s
"'''" ''' IVY"
bis 3u icinem Sh(aIic.
>n
~, 49,, oa
., U "> ',''',,"' 80 "'N'
~. >.,'',, C,, NV | T,an.
'"i'|'> "'' ''''" ''IN5"''S' ~ "No''>
uttd,, ,Rcbtpun" mo .NaQuoo."
9. Tcbruur. r. 9omborOemcut ser
%apoucr, p0hrcn0 mcl6em oic
5hiifc ,Goltapo," o2l2folo," oGios
na" uuo o9}opif" ~Qetroifeu mlrocn.
II. 6cbrltor. r. Go5 ruiiiihe Mi.
uenihiif ,0entioi" ourf eincn LII.
foQ g~eiunfen; 50 Cffi3ierc II. N}ann-
itaitcn ~oerIoren.
fl. 6ebrltor. - Floponiihe Tor
~pcooboote qreiien IN einem Snnce-
iturm ltm 3 llbr M}orgena Sen @oicn
pou Sort 9trtbur an llno bringen
Sen areu3cr y9ouorin" sum Sinfcn,
"a. Gcbruur. ~ Ger &erillh. Oen
6ofencingong oltrd ooa @ericntcn
pom Sd)iffcn 81 bIofirclL, gcIin9t
MIR tbeilpciic.
26. u10 y. IP0r5. ~ Gin ul0ercr
&crillh sum 9lodIrcn oc9 @ufencins
gauges ihldgt ichI; Scr beluoenc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ltltt, obcr nid)t
an Ser gcpijnidtcn STEELE.
10. 2lpriI. - Sdlodt bel Eort
2(rtbur. Goa ShIohtihiii o@ctro-
poploaf" Unfit nit Dem 2lOmiruI No
foroii, Dem &iinitlcr &crctitoQin
mo Dem Stobadci uno $50 Cffi3ic-
rem lno W}onnihnitcn on @oro. Gin
ruiijlhcr Corpc0oboot 3critorcr sum
Sinfen gebrodt mo oua Shifi
,EobiCoo" beih0oigt.
.. Q}oi. - &oponiihe transport
ihiffC, cafortirt pom Corpeoobootcn
lan0en Gruppcn in 4itiewo 5lrr @cs
loqcrung BON Sort Nrtbur.
Is. Nfoi.-Goa inpuntiACS 6lad1t-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

INF @oplano @ig9inS lullrbe
II AIbdnp fornleQ ais 80.
oes Stoates a}elp i. Dorf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-06
WESTERN
TOiBE8 DOUBLE TRACKED
Goulds Begin Carrying out Policy For
Ocean to- Ocean Trunk
81 Line

BALTIMORE; Md, April Garry
Ing out tile policy of NAL ing 10 Great
through trunk line from ocean ~
ocean, the Gould interests have AN.
nounced, through Vice President
Landstreet, OF the Western Maryland
Railroad, that work Will begin IN q
few weeks on The double tracking and
regarding of the Western laryland
from Baltimore Sto IIaEe rsto@n: Thus
will be started q work which many
have predicted would never take
place: TO bring TO fruit Ion the Sabash
tldewater line.
Tho work means taking out q nun.
Der Of curves and red nction ~ grades
|so}that ,the5road would SbeSbrought np
10 the physical standard called for by
Tie heavy tonnage from hscoal fesds
Of West Virginia and from the West
The. first work viii be done near Hal
tlmore. It's Important to2 tie West
ern Maryland because with Gig; open;
/ Ing GIFTS Cunberl extension iil
October ;next there VII sbe need for
[, greater facilities entering Baltimore
i THE Wabash IL; now also planning 70
J. double itsBtracks all the way from
!. Chicago TO Pittsburg 4
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rs the G & Z CANAL.
Traffic ls Not to Be 4 Resumed TIL
First Of May.

WASHINGTON % q. April e..
1t has been officially announced tiat
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal would
not be opened until May 4. Hereto
fore the waterway traffic has been
resumed A as early as March Is, but
for some unexplained reason tiie
opening will be As days later mis-
season. q
ny VI Col G.. u Nicholson, general mar
ager, returned d few days ago from
a trip of Inspection along The upper
levels and reports everything To be
In readiness, as far as the condi;igr
Of the canal bed IS concerned
The Canal rowage Company atm
controls the traffic ter tiie ean.i
and has made every arrang ement Tor
the present season to DE the busiest
in the history Of the company. ,rhe
company employs 600 Smen, 400 horses
and mules and i 80 boats seach boat
having al crew & Of four tive
drivers, a captain and a steersrsa.r
Last season the comp any pnrciiased
about so Of the finest keutacky
mules.
Last year OVER 200 900 tons OF Cum
berland coal was shipped To George
town and sent from Georgetown 1t
New Eng and ports In tie huge barges
Of Is the The GonsoliS ted Coal company
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-..FlI'AIlRNLE ORlSA
DESCRIPTION o II FARM OF; way.
LAND &. REYNo LDs, IN ,s
Z. 3TAYLoRE co UNITY. }

=
Contains a25i acres, 10 TO Is acres,
OF timber; the rest in meadow and
bluegrass pasture. Some Of the land
is as good as the very best in the
county. On the average, 1t Is as good
as that OF any farm in this section.
Best; timber has been removed. but
several hundred dollars worth Of
merchantable timber remains stand
ing. Fences as good as those Of aver
age farm. Well watered. Pittsburg
vein OF coal sold, except 4s4 acres.
This coal may be mined and removed
over land on payment. Of damages.
Freeport vein Of coal not sold. Farm
lies well. Orchard Of As apple trees.
20 varieties. Trees old, but bear
enough every year for one family,
and some years 20 to !. 100 bushels.
There are several sweet cherry trees,
and few other fruits have been
started. There Is no incumbrance on
this property. House about one.half
mile from main road, one mile from
school, three miles from postoffice,
depot and churches, ut Simpson; a
little farther by wagon road 10 Elem.
.ington; nearer by horseback route.
Petition for Rural Free Delivery
route has been circulated. House,
two.story, five rooms, weather.board
ed, covered with slate, finished in
hard wood yellow pine). Only three
rooms completed. Sheep stable for
rs or 100 head Of sheep. Cattle sta
4 Bile for % head of cattle. Cow stable
for six cows, Calf stable for SLY
calves. Horse stable for two horses
!. Wagon and buggy house, granary
hen house, milk house, house ant
! most OF outbuildings new. Watel
from spring. Best well in this sec
ton 100 yards from house. Good gar
den, large. Beautiful and healthfu
4 location for house. Sheep. cattle AMI
: all kinds OF stock do unusually well
; Railroad and trolley lines surveye
I in neighborhood. Large coal develop
!. ment in progress, and progress 70
4 steady development good. Farr
I leased for oil and gas. Lease expire
S September l, unless rental should BIZ
$ gin then,
n Price, s42.50 per acre, with on
]. half oil and gas reserved; $4,000 pc
acre, with coal reserved in addition
: except 81 acres for use of farm.
TERMs:-s5,O 900 cash, and balane
y in such payments as may be arrange
J with purchaser.
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E-lE:NDowMENITTs F |: coLUMaIA.
Fund For Chair 81. Ethics New Heid
n s55s9 4 BY Felix Adler.
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NEW DIRK a pril Sat d meet
Ing OF the traste Of Columbia mi.
yersity A. was announced that lie
chair of social and political esiiics.
held by Prof.. Felix Adler; had beer
endowed, the donors of the endow.
ment fund Including Jacob ii. srhits,
Isaac N. selligman. Geo Foster Pea
body, r. Fulton cutting, chas. Stew
art Smith. Seth Low and Robert "
Deforest
Aclnowled cement was made of the
,glft by Dr. s.. Weir Mitchell. Of PHI
iadelphias Of a reproductipn for die
library DC the permission granted ~.
King George III, 70 William Smith
and James Jay to collect money IN
Great Britain Tor Kings college ard
Tor the College Of Philadelphia,
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place ii last year peIerine 5stole. and
for; theatres and later on for garden
spartie the new chltto nun sillzbe
much An evidence
olored Sppt6t ellas; are carrie with
Itaitorsinade dresses: Leather appl
Gued }slrshaae s on strong stl an III
natural color are intended for MOTOR
jhgs 4 and the summer sstlrisha van
consist of&3btll Owed hilton nefesssdS
with lace.
Princess gowns are 70 have nm al
most unprecedented yogue Il
Sole white lingerie afreclss are the
latest development OF lingerie mod Hes.
In the way Of evening son
may have either butterflies vi bal
looms. 4. y; n ~
Dainty slippers are Of fesedas green
kid embroidered with Initiation pearls.
Most Of the black and white CHECKS
arc touched up With a Dit 81 red OF
green. a N 1 81 4 s
Most effective are the spring cotton
passementeries In two colorstor white
and a color.
A white net dress simply trimmed
with graduated folds of satin Us dainty
and pretty. i z.
\. Burnt hyacirths are used on the
hats. LllacsandSs straw color are both
good in linens.
!, Punched tucks are more IN Ssogy1
I thnn ever. turning intricate n tine.
into orRate5d designs.
Tho newest sillssstreet iLts sars IN
lshed on Withfcutfs, collar and belt q
broadcloth; " H
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Why not let the Marion CHIN
Agency collect that claim for yous (
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Cut Out This! 6 ouRe.nII:::

Boring Strait, has presented the mat
ter TO Minister of Railroads Hilkoff
and Minister of Finance Kokovsof.
Although the proposition is regarded
as being a good deal in the nature OF
a Jules Verne. dream. the ministers
agreed TO consider it and a commits
sion OF both ministries has been
formed TO examine the plans and re
port upon them,
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VETERINARIAN r SURGEON S; R
NOTICE no |. suRscRIRERs.l

II You are a subscriber to the West
svirginian and fail to get your paper
a single evening, don't hesitate to; call
US by phone or drop us a card 80 we
can investigate the case. The only
way we have Of knowing of these
things IS through compla tnts OF our
patrons. We ask you to notify us at
once and we swill see that your paper
lIiss delIyered TO you.
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DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING

Send 10 cents TO this office. give number
Of this pattern, No, 1911, and state size de-
sired. ltwIll then be sent to you by mail
postpaid. Be siiresto write plainly and al
ways SgfNef I'M address. Several days
I must SpeS ali0wea for delivery OF pattern.
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House carpenter and contractor.
Always ready and responsible. Call
F.. and NJ. phone 1926. R. F. D. No. 6.
x Zach Cleavenger. x
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SUCCESSION SALE.
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Joachim Richard,
Probate Docket No. 1908,
10th Judicial District Court.
n In nj T oniaiana :poriah NJ Of Martin
Probate Docket No. 1908,
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