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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31

kinney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble. ..-zessNg
ifyou are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect OF DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-R00t, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderfulcure Of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on its merits Ef
by all druggists in fifty MsE q. t.
cent and one-dollar sig u 'i:i;:s "
Is. You may have a $3.50 " ~ "
sample bottle by mail Home Of swampRoo
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilmex
& Co.. Binghamton, NJ. <.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31
Teachers Examinations

The dates fixed for the uniform ex.
aminations for the year 1905. are as
follows: May "a and %; July 10 and
20; and September 10 and IA. The
May examination will be held at the
Mason school honse, ON the boom land
at the south edge of Martinsturg,
commencing at a. m. on Thursday
and a. m. on Friday.
Z. H. Tabler,
3-242t County Supt.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31
MR.. BRETH RECEIVERS
Victim of Smallpox Now as Well
as Ever.

Mr.. w. A. Broth, who has heen
confined to his home on South College
street for several weeks by an attack
of smallpox. has entirey recovered
and his home has been relieved of the
quarantine regulation. Mr.. Breth
came through the attack in fine shape.
and aside from few marks on his
face, will not bear any evidence OF
his trying ordeal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31
DR.. Mann to Preach.

Rev. DR.. L. A. Mann. Of Gambler
land. will preach in st. Johns Luth
eran church on Saturday night, al
assist the pastor, Rev. Charles =.
Trump. at the services on Sunday.
DIR. Mann is profound thinker and
earnest speaker, and always interests
his audiences.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31
SNAP SHOTS.
Brief Paragraphs of Interest Picked
I'm Around Town.


Brief Paragraphs of Interest Picked
Up Around Town.
Master Holmes Harrison visited rel
atives in Winchester over SUNDAY.
\ Miss Mary Alexander, of Martins.
burg, is visiting relatives in Charles
Town.
Mr.. Frederick Graichen lac return
ed from q visit of several days IN
Washington.
Miss Mary Kibler has returned from
ten days visit TO Shenandoah City
and Lurav, Va.
Mr.. J W. Floyd, Of Hagerstown.
was here attending the funeral OF
Charles Young.
Miss Alice Wost has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in East
Greenwich, R. ].
Miss Francis McAnenv. East Martin
street. has gone to Baltimore, where
she will visit relatives.
Mrs Grace O.borne, of Washington,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs Anna
Smurr, on Maple avenue.
Mr.. Robert Riddla, of Chambers
burg, is spending few days with rel
atiyes in Martihsburg.
Mr.. Mason Perrell, Second street,
has moved to Hagerstown, where lie
will make his future home.
Mrs. Ssmuel Fl. Loug and little
daughter, Nellie, of Hagerstown, are
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. virginia Carmichael, OF Han
cock, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John J. Hetzel over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry McGill, of Baltimore, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J. Brown, of North Queen street.
Mr.. Thomas Clark, manager of the
Standard Lime and Stone Co.'S plaut
at Kearnevsville. swas here on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs q. E. Pinelsy, of
Lebanon Clutch, Va. are.the guests
of Mrs. Laura Lineburg, sEsst. Stephen
street.
Mrs. Harry d. Homer,sWest Marti
greet, left for Cumberland today to
visit her sister, Mrs. Vernon Nc
Quiikin.
Miss Katie Evtrsole has gone tC
Na htsra ch NJ
spend week with the family of Mr..
John Baldwin.
Messrs. Earl Watson, Edgar Lang
and Victor Fellers. students at West
Virginia University are home on a
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Porter, Of
Charles Town, are visiting Mrs. Por-
ter's brother, Mr.. Robert Chriswell,
West King street.
Miss Bertha Miller, a trained nurse
in Washington, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gold Miller, near
GerIardstown.
Miss Bessie NJ. Bryarly. trained
uuiEc III INCW IpAht 10 OA q 'ioie w
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Bry.
arly, at Inwood.
Miss Maize Wilen and Miss Alice
Horsfall have returned from a three
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Annapolis.
Miss Ella Lewis, of Fredericksburg,
Va, has returned home after spending
few weeks in this city with her sis.
ter. Miss Eva Lewis. North Raleigh
street.
Miss Clara Custer, of Martinsburg,
attended the wedding OF Miss Virginia
Walker and Mr.. Frank L. Fisher,
which took place at Cumberland on
Wednesday.
Chief Fire Marshal w. r. Kliue
lett this morning for Shippensburg to
attend meeting of the executive
committee of the Cumberland Valley
Firemen's ASSOCIATION.
Miss Isabelle Thompson, of West
Friendship has returned home after
spending several weeks in this city, as
the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Thompson,
West Burke street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31

plunger bars affording justification.
Chains are suspended from each end
Of the lever, and connect with hooks
In the sides Of the barrel. Any de-
sired pressure can be retained by
locking the lever in any position re-
quired by catching corresponding
link of the chain under the hook.
When the head Is removed and hung
over the top of the barrel the con-
tents 90 removed will. therefore.
drain into the barrel.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31
Home Baking
with
ROYAL
Baking Powder

The United States Agricultural Department
has issued land circulates free) valuable report
giving the results Of elaborate experiments made
by and under the direction Of the Department,
which show the great saving from baking at home,
as compared with cost Of buying at the bakers.
Albread cake, biscui, cruers, etc., are very much
fresher, cleaner, cheaper and more wholesome when
made at home with Royal Baking Powder.
ROYAL CO, YORK.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31
will Write Up Fruit Industry.

Mr.. Alya Agee of Wooster, Ohio, q
representative of the National Stock
man, was in Msrtinsburg on Tuesday
gathering data for writeup OF the
ruit industry. of- this.county. n
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31
Among the sick.

Mr.. B. L. Stanlev, of near Ship
herdstowu, student at the Mercers-
burg academy, is very i'll .of typhoid
fever, and has been removed to hos
pilsl
MrI WI u &e4as. who has been
confined to his hcms for several days
by illness, is able to de on again.
Mr.. Peter Blake is seriously i'll at
mis- home on South College street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31
THEY WANT BIG MEETING.
AMERICAN Psychological sOCiET !
no sE INVITED To NORFOLK.
Fruit Growers OF r frederick County 20
Hold an Institute, and Berkeley
County Men WiIl Help.


County Men wiIi Help.
Mr.. Alex Clohan, of this city, pres
ident of the West Virginia Horticul-
tural society. is in receipt of a letter
from Mr.. Samuel B. Woods, president
of the Virginia State horticultural
society. in which the latter asks the
co cooperation of the West Virginia
fruit growers to secure the meeting of
the American Pathological society for
Norfolk, during the Jamestown expcsi-
tiop. II is expected that every effort
will be made to secure this meeting
for next year at the exposition.
WILL HOLD INSTITUTE.
The fruit growers of Frederick
county have determined to hold q
fruit growers institute, the object OF
which Is to stimulate aud awaken
greater interest in the fruit growing
industry in Frederick county. It is
the purpose of the fruit growers to in
wife the fruit growers OF Clarke,
Shenandoah, and Berkeley and other
counties to participate in this insti-
tute. The first meeting of the insti-
tute is to be held on April 2s. The
meeting will be called to order in the
courthouse hall and prominent spenk-
ers will be on tn, program.
The fruit growers of Frederi ct
county last Saturday, reorganized for
the ensuing year. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, Charles
E. Clevenger. vice president. Stewart
Bell treasurer, G. G. Crawford sec
rotary, Allen Bond.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-31

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they III
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains. aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood, due to neglected
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
&laae %anriifaeapaen.

YbiIabeIpbi a, pa, %. 90.
pember. - 2emis gmerp, iun., aus
9~raoioro, Yo., Der Gonoioat oltf Dem
S%liionstidet fiir boS arnt beS @oil.
pernellrS bon Eenniplpanien III Der
lesten Gampogne, 9egen qpeld)en
Stuatsienotor Sames y. Mc9tid)ol
flagbar %geiporoen mar, neil or i'm
Der geItef)ung anIoBlih Der @abl
oes SpreferS oes HeprGieutonter.
bauies Ser 2egislotir I'M Sabre 1901
be5idtist bate, bat ieine gebariptun.
gen 5uriid genommen, lpas Die 3n'
riidSiebune Z Der alase Me9tihol's
sur Sol9e gebabt bat. gmerp lo9t IN
Dem Sd)reiben, IN nteldem er leine
acknowledgement 5nriif nintmt, cine
n1bere llnteriudplng babe i'm zines
9eiieren belebrt, mo er lei iest iiber-
5eiigt, bnb Wegtihols nit Der BE
ited]ung BON 2egislatiir . Iitglieoern
nifts III tbun gebabt babe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Qpttcrief1nia I'M Eterbtn.

Tem- Orleans, %. Nop. -
2ouis u. @ourooin, Der aonig Der
9otterie . Saifiide, liegt I'M Saule
ieiner Shpiegermntter nuf Den Soo
oarnieoer. gr leioet an Der Sdppino.
iud)t unb Die aerate ia9en, Dab es nit
inn 5i gnoe gebt. @olrboin mar
elmer Der geriebeniten Sfipinoler
meld)e Die om~erifoniide 8erbred)er'
pelt auipnpeiien bot. er perotente
Minioten nit ieinen groBartig ange-
legten 9etriigereicn, brad,te Niles
mieoer ourd,, cntipeber burd) Die
@nrgel ODER am Spieltiif. Nls Inn
bier Der 9oben 5u beiB g%eporoen mar,
sing er nod Chicago. nm bort ieine
Shpinbeleien fort5rietet. Tort
fallfte err bas 8runoitif neben Dem
SoIiet i. @efdngnib nnb brobte, bort
elm @efGnsnib 5ii erridten. nm III
ioemiefben Die ibm oneebrobte Straie
freimiaig ab5niieen; oenn perurtbeilt
mno nod Dem eigentlid)en @efongniB
piiroe er bod ME geif,idt lperoen, er'
fldrte er bobniid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
HpfcfcQer iucintc.

Nem Oorf, %. Hopember. -
Sobn .. Hodeieaer, ser reihite0tann
Der @elt, ernartete, in 8brGnen ouf.
aelolt, am Yier Ser fron5oiiihen
2inie 9eltern Den Iampfer ga Fro'
pelice," ser bic iroiiden lleberreIte
ieiner in Srnnfrei6 ncritor6cnen
Sieblingstohter, 6rau Charles u.
Strong, nad) amerifa brobte. Yrof.
Strong bon Hodelter begleitete Die
2eide Ger Satin uno bro6te gleih.
5eitig iein 5ebni6briges 5odterhen,
oas iebt i'm TodefeIer'iben Smlie
er5ogen werben pirb, NIT.
Sobolo sic 2anbungsbriide al1ge.
legt NOR, 'beltieeen Sr. uno Sral
&odeieller. iorpie hire beioen onberen
Sodter. Srou Snrpto g.. McGormid
BON Gbicogo unb 8roll Harmalee
9rentice, BON 3oqbeamten geiiibrt,
bos Sdiff. Sm Gallon traien lie
Erof. Strong lrno Dos ainb, unO
Dem reiflten Damn Der @elt liefen
'oie Sbr1nen iiber Die @nngen, als
er oaS mitterlos eemoroene feline
WGohen auf ben arm bob uno fiiBte.
I'm Die fronfe Sohter 81 beiu6en,
mar Sr. &ofefeler befanntlih crit
Dor menisen Monaten in 5runfreit'
geDei en. 5rau Strong befanb iif|
lbamolS in Games in einem Sanato.
rium
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Mmsaleid)mng .cr5ielt.

Nboms $, @alI., %. Nopcn6er. =
Die Strifer Der ySeniren Wanl-
iacturing 60" beidloiien gelterll, am
fommetoen Wontag al Die arbeit
5i,riid5ufebren, nadyoem 5mild)en
ibnen lilo Sen I~rbeitgebern ein Cont
promiB SIT Stanoe gefommen lit. Die
Nrbciter meroen 5llllGdJlt eini9e $50
d)elt unter oem Il 2oom Spltem"
llno bonn lp1ter inter Dem Is 2pom'
SpItem" meiter orbeiten, porausge'
iest, oab lie oobci oieielben Sobne 81
peroienen i'm Stanoe iino, mie bisber.
Der Strife mar in Solge elmer telleIl
2oonl : Sroming a%llsgebrofen, bel
oeren Snfraittreten Die 2pble reoll'
sirt poroen m1rcn. Nh Dem Strife
maren 375 Mrbeiter betbeiligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
4naoc fir Hutrif.

Nem Dorf, %. Nopembcr. -
@ic Die beutige .@orlO" meloet, bat
Inpalt glbert Z. Totrid, meldJer me
gen Der grmorouna oes teranii6en
MiaionGrs Rice gum 5ooe perurtbeilt
lit, ieinen &i llm's 2ebea genon.
men uto miro nift inn eleftriiden
Stl6le enoen. 8ollpernellr Siggins
miro Dor Dem gnoe ieines gmtster.
Minis 8nabe iiben ilno 0as Sooes.
urtbeiI in lcbensldnglihe Snft unl.
manoeln. Eatrid m1irbe Dor itber
Az Sabren perurtbeilt uno bat ieit.
Dem unablGiiig UNI iein 2eben &C.
fQmpit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
(;yortietuma bon Ser 1. Scite.)

.Sotel Sopop," pertpics bos 8eriidt,
bob Gorilio erilid)t morben lei, boS
Sotel su perloHer, aiif Sefrogen ms
8eif, ser SobeI. SEER Guruio, "lagte
err, bat iif INNER tpie Gin ooaenoes
fer Gentleman benommen, uno 10
Iunge er bas tblit, miro es ms frelt.
en-, i'm bier ST. boben. Iuf) lit nod
nicmoIs bon onberen 8Giten cine
aIoee oeger i'm eir9eloufen."
Som, 25. Iop. - Iie Hod)riht,
BOB ser Senpriit Gorl,io Ser @elaiti-
aitng elmer Trou i'm Teip.Dorfer
GentroI.Eorf ifuloig ~befui1ben ulO
3lt elmer 8eloItrofe perurrbeiIt nor.
Sen lit, trof in Rom 10 ipdt Elm, BOB
BON alien eeitrigen @oraen5eitllngen
MIR ser nMeiiogero" Die Gepei6e
brodte. 0as gIott fiigtc Der Wel.
Dung bin5u:
.goruio miro oppeIiren, ober oas
ipirflif,e ltrtbeiI miro bon ser Neip.
9orfer gepolferurg in Ser Irt unb
@eiie, mie es i'm bei ieinem eriten
Iuftreter nod Ser SerurtbeiIung
empfongen miro, ob9egeben per.
Oert."
0eopeI, %. Nob. - gnrico Ga
ruio bot ieinem bier nobnboften
Safer telegrapbirt:
sd ifyporc bel 0einem beiliqen
peiBcn Soar, bob id unidulbig
bin"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Iagung Ser 0eIegationcn.

Sogung Ser Delegationen
9ubopelt Il, %. Nopember. = Ser
Sagung Der Teleaationen, meld)e fir
beute einberufen iinb, miro nit Der
duBeriten Spannung entgegengeie.
ben. am Wontag peroen Die Deit-
glieOer bonn aaiier|aonig Sran5 So
iepb in Der Sofburg empfongen iper-
Den. 9etreffs Der Sbronreoe, beren
Cert ihon Dor mebreren Sagen in
8ien feitgeitellt tprtrbe, miro bon belt.
rnterrif)teter Seite mitgetbeilt, lie
weroe m%abri6einlid cine 9efrGfti.
9llng ocS 3reibunbs uno cine Oar.
legung ser inncrpolitiihen Gage ent.
bdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Som Solution inter 5cner.
Glepelonber StroBenbobnen erbe6en
Inflagen gegen i'm. = gr penoet
lid an Die 8eri6te.

IHIlu9eIl 9eYell I'M. VI lueIuel
lid an Die @eridte.
GIepelan6, Ohio, %. Nop. -
Ter idon ieit LANCER 3eit bier tobenoc
8ompf nm Die SerabieBllng oes Sabr,
preiies ouf Den StroBenbobnen lit
lebt in ein ieniationelles Stooium
eingetreten. Sdon ieit mebreren 800
naten pllbli5irte Die oGlepelano Glcc'
tric Hailmop Co." nel6e in Dem al
leinigen 9eiib bes bieiigen StraBens
babn SpltemS lit llnb it'd nit alien
arGitcn gegen cine Serabiebung beS
Sobrpreiies ipebrt, IN ben bieligelt
3eitun9en tGglid inter Dem Sitel
nStrobenbobngeiprode" ipaltcnlange
Innoncen, in oenen lie gcgcn VtaDor
Sobnion uno Die pom lbm perfoftene
Grei : Gents StraBenbabn : 0eiell.
i6aft or%gllmentirte. Sic oerildlte oa.
rim Ben 2eiern flur 81 mad)en, DaB
ii6 cine 9rei. -9abn nidt renti=
rem fonne ltro oeshalb bon pornebers
Elm Elm Seblidlag iei ooB Der Staot-
ratb oo9egen lire ei9enen 6reibriete
nm 20 Sabre oerldngern Io0te. Die
@eieQihaft p~erlongte iiber Die 6rage
Oas Hcferenoum, mas inoeiien ouf &C.
ieblife @eiie nidt mogli6 gemadt
meroen fonnte, uno Oarrm inter
blieb. Seit. unoefGbr elmer ISOLDE MN
pcroffentlid)t sic .Glepelano electric"
gluS5iigc aus Gbicogo'cr 3eitungen,
in oenen Mopor Sobnion in gennein.
tier @eiie .ongegriffen mirb. Sn if.
rem geitrigen oStraBcnbabngeiprd6"
iilbrt Die nGlcpeIono electric" eincn
Alts5ug aus chem Nrtifel oes yGbi-
cago Sourllul" an, in Incident Manor
SobnIon ~bcid)ul0i9t miro, Den Gleoe-
lonoer Stootrntb ST icinem eigencn
gortbeil beeiniluBt sit bnbcn, uno bob
cr bofiir in oos 3udltboiis 9ebore.
Iuf bic Seroffentlidung oieier Be
leioigungen bin bat Wopor Sobnion
beihlolien, Die yGlepelolto electric
Goilmap 60" ouf $500,OOO Shaoen-
eriot 81 perflagen. @eitern S(beito
nod bat lid Inipolt @eltenbaper nod
Chicago begeben, nm Impdlte 81 eli.
gdgirell, ipelfe otld) cine Shdoetters
iaBflage gegen bos n6bicngo Sour
nal" Die e~benfols oiif einen Sduben.
criat bon elmer balben Wiilion Col
lars lolltet, bel Den oortigcn @erihtel,
einreiden ioacn, onberbcm ioa ieoc
Der bieiieen 3eitunaen, melde Die er.
mdbnte perldumoeriidle Innonce &C.
tern peroffentlitte, oui $50,00OS ha.
oenerios perflagt lperoen. Gs lit aiid)
Die Ibiid)t Oes Mopors, Sorace
Anorem, Sen G%rGiibenten Der nGlepe.
lonb electric" ipegen oerbrederiid)er
9elciotgling oui boben Sd)ooeneriots
III pcrflagcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Scltene Operation.

9bicngo, %. Hopember. -
Cine Operation bon ~ielteniter Nrt
aplroc i'm Eoliflinild)en &oipital at
bem iiebeni6brigen Gomaro Sebrin-
ger pp15ogen mo oemlelben ooourh
onS S%ebpermogcn gerettct. Die
sler5te entiernten ndmlid einen
@ilrm, Der lid longiam oltrf oet
2ll,gapfel bcs einell Altges geIrciien.
gebriitger mobnt auf elmer @emiile-
Sarm 1tabe Tiles, Wtif., unb pilegtc
piele iriide &oOieshen SIT eiien. 81
mes Der Habiesden ld)eint nilr Die
9aciQen cines WurmeS eutbalten 5it
boben, Die ir9enowie III oes Slui9clt
Mltge gerietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
MnfrcgcmSc Scene i'm Sbcatcr.

Dit It, 2ouiS, ST., %. Hop.
- @dbreno Der geitrigen abenopor-
iteIung I'M bieii9cn9 Spern-
bauic rllroe oos Yierb, melhes I'M
lesten Nft nit Dem 9ilggp Der Sel-
Din bes Stiides crid}eiilt, ideu mo
iprang iiber Die Hompe lit baS Or.
DIETER. Gie @eloin ianf betpuBtlos
oif Ole 9iibne, uno orei 6rauen i'm
Eubliflim mllrben o%bnmGd)tig, nab
reno bns HoB I'M Srd)eiter berumitol-
perte, perid}ieoene Stiible 5erbrad)
uto cine nngebeure Se%rpirriulg all-
ridltete. SdlieBlid) gelollg eS cini-
sell falt6liitisen 2euten, bas Efero
bei'm 3iigel 5u faiien, elmer bon
ibnen idruong iif aif oen Hiiden oes
5bieres mo nlf iold)e @eiie gelatg
es, bas Tllblifum 5u b~erubigen uno
einem Hanif por3ubelieen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
8ahnitation aepliinbert.

GbarIeiton, @.-Ia., %. Gop.
- IoS Bureau Der vgoonrs GrpreB
80" uno ser @obnbof in &apforo,
Sc MeiIen BON bier on Der Cabin
Greet ;Speiglinie Der nGbeiapeafe 4
Sbio.9obn" geleger, puroen eeIterit
iriib bon Ginbrefern gepliinoert rnh
nieoergebronnt. Bon Den $4,000,
ipelfe ibnen sur 9eilte fielen, gebor.
ten $1,000 Dem 9abtt.G ontraftor 6.
9. gorlep. Ger Ggent 9. 6. 4oomS
mlroe gebunben utb nit elmer
Shubmitnoe I'M Arm oiifaefnnoen;
er erflGrte, er iei peripunoet iporoen,
ais rr S1rm slt id)logen periud)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
@crmiidDte telesrapbiide Sepcidcn.

SSn Der Habc bon Sfeiiectaop,
I.'9., lpuroe Der 70 Sabre olte 6ar-
tler u. g. Stuort, Gin IN Saratoga-
befahnter unb altgeiebener
Wtann, BON einem eleftriid)en Mug,
gon auf Ser 2anoitrobe iiberiabren
uno ioiort %getobtet. Der 8etootete
mar ldmerborie uno bate bas Ser
annaben Ses Waggons nift benierft.
Sn Buffalo, N.-D, iino 80 bis
100 Eerionen IN peridJieoenen Sbci-
len Der Staot am @eiiilB bon Cream
Yniis" e%rfranft, uiele bapon ernitlif.
iuenn aud Niemono baran iterben
miro. Die .Eufis" iolen 5ormal-
oebpoe ODER Htomaineift entbalten
baben. Die Toli5ei itelt 8ef}ert)en
M
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Weitphlenc 5nuelen.

YbiIaoeIpbia, %. Mop. -
Die Holi5ei pon Ebilaoelpbia foridt
in Yittsburg mad Sumelen i'm Ser
the BON $4,000 bis $4,000, meld,e
alif aebeimniBpolIe @eiie Dem 5abri-
fanten Sehrp Barnett aus ieinem
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Yearn's Ncimfehr.

Q pbmep. Ms, %. Tobenlbcr.
Ger Eolarbamper vGpoiepelt"
miro nod Nem.Yorf om Gonneritag,
ben 90. Nopembcr, abgeben, ipGb'
reno Commander Yearp uno feline
Satin ont Montaa Witta9 per
9obn Die Heiie bortbin alttreteil iir,b
in Ser Iienitagsnad)t INN 1 llbr 80.
iton irtb an Witttuch Worgen Nep-
Dorf erreif)en.
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Sauie III B6tiooelpbia abbanoen &C.
fomrnen iillo. Sm @un5en iino 40
Sdmuditiide geItoblen woroen, oa-
rlnter cine nit SO 0iumanten be-
iette 9roihe i'm @ertbe bon $500.
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Sdlimmes Strafenbabn : ltnsliid.

Detroit, Mid., %. 9topcmber.
- Gin idyperes lll1gliid erci9nete iid
in friiber Morgenltunoe alli Der
StraBenbabn in Dem II Meilen bon
bier entiernten Birmingham. Gin
nit 5ablreid)en Sbeaterbeiud)ern an
geiiiuter @aggon, nelder geeen Wtits
terl1ad)t Don bier obgefobren mar,
bate bort ant 6iiBe zines i~teilen Ib-
banges Dor ser Sterilization Salt ge-
mad)t, oils eilt Sraftpaggon Den Ib=
bang nit GROCER SdneIigfeit berab-
aeiauIt fam; bieier fubr nit Iold)er
@emalt gegelr (oen Yerionenmaggor,
oab er poqit1rtoig IN benielben hirt-
einflibr. Cine iunge Came, SRI,
&arriette Sorger ans Yontiac, 0fif..
piroe BEL Dem 3uiammenitoBe ioiort
getootet uno Is anbere GaiIagiere
mebr ODER meniger ldpper perlett.
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ltsst die ,Ds Sods, Die IM lmma Gekalfi lad
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sragtd die Ole Gts, Die lhr lnms; Gska1lta,
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Hifter u. 6. Gofples, friiber
Giitriftsrifter III Wtifiean, peIher
Il, Gaming i%pobnbaft mar, lpuroe in
Sos Irgeles bon ether Gar iiberfob.
rem unb iofort getootet; Der geriin-
eliifte itanb i'm II. 2ebensiabre.
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Die 1orScrnnsem Der Sabnbcoicn=
itctcn.

,Geabing 9abn" perpeigert 3ebn-
Itrnoentug. - Die @rbobrng Der
2obne Der grbeiter OeS Stabl-
Srult.
&ea0ing, ga, %. Nopenlber.
- Sn elmer Gonferen5, mcld)e 5lpts
;fcn Dem General 3 Superintenoen-
ten q. Z. Dice BON Der n&eaOing-
gabn" uno angelteQten Der Snbn
itattfanb, murbe bas Gerlongcn Der
IngeIteqten, ibnen einen arbeitstag
bon 5ebn Stunoen 81 ~bepiQigen, 5lt-
rid gepieien. Die 9abnuermaltltng
mles altf Die crit fiir5lid) ertolgte
Sobnerbobung, pie allf anoere III Der
lesten Belt gemadten Gon5eilionelt
bin, pel6e Die 9epiligung Der ncllell
6oroerung angebli6 unmoglif ma
den. V%etroffen peroen BON oicicm
Seidluiie mebrere Sauieno arbeiter,
Die I'M Sro6t- unS &oblen , 9eiorOe-
r~ungsbienit Ser 9a6n Gerpenoung
filtoen.
Etttsburg, 25. Nopember. -
Die am Sreitog angefiinoigte 2obn.
e%rbobung BON 5ebn 9ents pro Sog
fiir Die llngeidulten Irbeiter, mcld)e
Der Stabltrult in NltSiid)t genommen
bat, miro nit Dem 1. Sanuar beS
fomunenOen Sabres in araft treten.
Sicrpon perbcn nnd) m1Biger Sd)dt-
sung gegen 10000 Ingcitelltc proft-
tiren, lrnO Die Webr.I usgabe miro
pro Sabr nift weniger ais etpa
100000 betragen. Iieie 2obn=
erbobunq fir Die ungeifulten grbei-
fer miro bic 9oiis biloen, altf melder
Die erbobten SGte fir anoere &laiien
BON Irbeitern ~oufgebaut meroen
iolen.
Iem Orleans, %. Nop. -
General . 9etriebsleiter Gurran bon
Ser Hem.S Orleans uno Nortbeaitcrn,
IIabama ulte Tifsburg, Shreveport
un0 Yocific = 9abn fiinoigte cine
2obnerbobung fir i'm 8a15en 800
4rbeiter an, Die gum Sbeii pom 1.
Sftober, gum unoeren Sbeile pom l..
Nobember ab @eltlltg baben loll.
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