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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
Oklahoma City 3. Leavenworth 0.

Leavenworth. Kan. Aug. 21.-Okla-
hona City defeated Leavenworth by
score of 8 to in a hfeless game. The
local players could not hit at opportune
times. Ashley's pitching was weak and
the fielding back Of him was slow. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
Peabodv ff. NeNfon z.

Peabody. Kan, Aug. 21-The Newton
baseball team was defeated here by the
Peabody club by a score of to II. Sew
eeral fast doubles were pulled off by the
Peabody team. Hash pitched fine ball, 3
strtkeouts and one walked. Batteries:
Newton-ArnoId and Wells. Peabody
Hash and Taylor. Umpire-Wing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21

Gypsum City. Kan, Aug 91-The Gyp-
sum Nillers defeated the Hope team here
by score Of s to 2. The batteries: Gyp-
sum City-NIiller and Hedrick HOPE
Farrell and Barber. Umpire-BecI.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
western League Games.

At Omaha-Denver 8, Omaha 1.
At Lincoln-Lincoln 10, Sioux CITY [.
At Des Moines-Des Afoines IL, Pueblo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
Over S12, 600 worth of these rem
edies have been sold in Topeka
FOR SALE AT DRUGGISTS.
ARNOLD DRUG co.
Uxys..x--.s~ x0s-xmsa...e..

SPECIAL NOTICE-These Rene
dies are sold only by druggists. No
agents are employed anywhere in
Kansas II such appear they are i'm
posters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21

Go to New York on the T,ehleh.
Double Track Scenic Highway -.
meets at Buffalo or Niagara Fails rvsFS
all lines from the west. Write Pasra.-
ger Department. Lehfgh Valley III a
Z1s South Clark street. Chicago m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
OKLAHOMA CITY.
scoRE = INNINGs:

1LJFLL IN \ INIos
oklahoma City..-...O 0 ? Is
Leavenworth .......O 0 0 90
Earned runs-Oklahoma City 2. Two
base hit-Lofton. Sacrifice hits-I.ewis
2, Olson, Vaughan. Stolen bases
Wooley, Lotion. First base on errors
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
30 Gan1e At 1vashington.

washington. Aug. 21-The Washing
ton-Cleveland game was postponed on
account Of wet grounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21

At nce-Independence 6.
Parsons 8.
At -Chanute ?, Cherryvale
At coneyville-Coffeyville 5. Bartles-
vile 2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
For a Good Complexion,
Health and Beauty.

TT OR Clear Eyes
- Pure Complexion
Sweet Breath
~ Clean Tongue
Calm Nerves
Good Temper
Eat a Cascaref whenever you suspect
you need it. Carry a little Zoe Emergency
box constantly with you, in your Purse or
Pocket,
When do you need one7
When your Tongue is coated
When you have Heartburn, Belching,
Acid Risings in Throat
When Pimples begin to peep out.
When your stomach Gnaws and
Burns.
That's the time to check coming constip-
alton. Indigestion and Dyspepsia
That's the time to take Cascaret.
One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need it viii insure you against 90 per
sent Of all other ms likely to attack you.
Cascaress don't purge. don't weaken.
don't initiate, nor upset your stomach.
They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract and propel the Food naturally past
The little valves that mix Digestive Juices
with Food.
This stronger action produces greater
nutrition from food and perfect elimination
81 useless materials.
II makes the blood purer. healthier and
more reconstructIve. insuring a fine, clear
soIor and complexion.
Then carry the little ten-cent box con
Hanty with you in your purse. and take a
nasearet whenever you suspect you need
T.
All Drugglsts sell thsm-ovsr ten million
eoxes year, for six years.
pc very careful 70 get the genuine.
made only BY the Sterling Remedy Com
any and never sold in bulk. Every tablet
snped "Ccc. ISL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21

Chicago 4, New York 1.
New York. Aug. 1.-THE Chicago
Americans kept up their winning gait
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
Korak
Oil

Cures rheumatism, sore throat,
removes corns and bunions,
stops all pain in man andbeast.
Price soc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
Fuckers
KOrak
Wonder

Cures all stomach, bowel, blad-
der and kidney troubles, purifies
the blood, removes worms and
restores the nervous system.
Price soc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15
Chicago, She went to Nampa about
week ago.
Rev. Hawks Address.

DR.. Hawkes. will deliver his lee
ture on the Pilgrim Fathers /, next
Sabbath morning in the Presbyter-
ian church. DR.. Hawks has made a
special study of this subject and
will be able to entertain and edify
Pilgrim Fathers is well worth careful
study by those who desire to UNDER
stand something of the movements of
history To understand the motives
of the Pilgrim Fathers fully let us
go back into the events that led up
to the causes of their having landed
in America. Students of English
history recall that Henry the VIII
threw off his allegiance to the Rom
an Pontiff and constituted himself
Pontiff, to head the church in his
own land. His motives were evil,
but his step was overruled by the
Lord and made the starting point of
great good to the world. He gave a
staggering blow to great system
of iniquity. Bloody Mary took the
English Church back into allegiance
to Rome, but. after Mary Elizabeth
broke again the yoke of Rome. and
made the church of England free.
She brought with her reformation
that needed. to be reformed She
was a religious tyrant. She made
herself supreme in her church and
passed laws endeavoring to force
all to conform to her church. She
established censorship over human
thought and tried to lord over the
human conscience. All who differed
either in doctrine or worship were
subjected 10 persecution. BY sheer
force she tried to create religious
uniformity. Just here we come to
the Pilgrim Fathers. 1t will be
worth while for all who can to hear
this lecture and not forget that Dec.
21st is forefathers day. !:
We are enjoined by Scripture to
hold great and good men i'm reputa-
lion. Phil. 2-29. Where in the his:
tory of nations can we find men who
are more worthy of being thus held
Pastor F. f. Springer will preaet
in the evening. Special music by III.
choir under tho Efficient direction O
Miss Mary Meyer. All are cordian
invited to attend
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15
TRAGEDY AT NAMPA
Woman Accidently Shoots Man and
Commits Suicide-Crowd Was Ca
rOusing Around and Woman Got
Reckless-Double Tragedy the Re-
suit.

Thomas Daily, for several months
employed at the Barber mill house at
Boise, was accidently shot and seri-
ously wounded in a Nampa house of
i'll repute a few minutes after 5
o'clock Friday morning by Grace
Davis, an inmate of the house, who,
thinking she had killed Daily, stepp-
ed into an adjoining room and shot
herself through the head, death be-
ing instantaneous.
Daily, with three companions, on
his way to Tacoma, where he expect
ed to secure employment, arrived
here last night and while awaiting
the westbound train went to the
house to see the Davis woman, whom
he had known in Boise.
1t Is said the woman became intox-
icated and securing a 44-calibre bull
dog pistol was playfully pointing 1t
at objects in the room, finally point
ing it at Daily, making the remark,
"HCiw would you like to have a
bullet through your" AS she spoke
the weapon was discharged, the bull
let entering Daily's body at the left
of the stomach, lodging in the spine.
Daily fell from the chair to the floor
In an unconscious condition and the
woman, exclaiming. "Oh, my God. |
have killed him." rushed into an ad-
joining room and placed the revolver
against her temple, pulling the trig-
ger. The heavy bullet plowed
through her head, scattering the
brains over the room and she fell
to the floor dead.
Doctor Kellogg was summoned
and after a brief examination order
ed Daily taken to hospital in Boise
Opiates were administered to ease
his sufffferings. and when the pony
came in he was placed on board and
| taken TO Boise.
/ Daily is an experienced mill man
good workman. and very popular
among his associates. He Is unmar
ried. and has relatives AT Winslow
J Ontario, his home.
Grace Davis. the woman who di,
the shooting and afterwards kille,
herself. was well known in the re,
light district here. She was abou
22 years of age. attractive looking
! tail and slender. and a pronounce
blonde. She was very cautious |
speaking of her early life, never gi,
Ing any clue as to the name and az
l dress CT her mother, Who lives /
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15

Work is progressing rapidly in
repairing the damage done on the
Lavering building.
The finest line of Xmas candy, ever
seen in the city. Fancy boxes, all
sizes, filed with fresh pure candy
Opera House Pharmacy.
Senator A. A. Richard was in
Caldwell Tuesday, attending the
meeting of the Payette-Boise Water
Users Association.
A nice piece of hand painted china
makes a very acceptable present for
any lady. The Opera House Pharm-
acy has a very nice line and the
prices are right.
Mrs. Blatchley and Miss Georgia
Mcfarland entertained a number CT
young people at the home of Mrs.
Blatchley, last evening. A very
pleasant evening was spent.
DR.. f. e. Button informs The
Tribune that NJ. H. E. Harris, of the
Harris Ice Machine Co., of Portland
will be in Caldwell in a few days,
when all arrangements for Cald-
wells new ice plant will be made.
Work on the building will be start
ed in a few days.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15
RRIDGE ELECTION.

In the near future the people of
Canyon County will have an Oppor-
tunity of voting on bonds. for the
erection and construction of two
wagon bridges. One of these bridg-'
es is to be located at Moths and one
al Middleton. The county is grow
ing so rapidly that these bridges
have become public necessity. AS a
general proposition 1t is wise to
make public improvements whenever
they become necessary. Canyon
County is rich at present, but it is
infinitely richer in. resources and
prospects. 1t is our judgement. with
the knowledge we have at hand,
the people will make no mistake in
voting the bonds.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15

All kinds of feed at Baker and
Harris.
Order your miseltoe and holly from
Baker & Harris
Have you noticed the Opera House
Pharmacy window?
You furnish the girl and we will
furnish your house. Lavering's Old
| Furniture Store
Mrs. e. c. Stevenson experienced
a stroke of paralysis Thursday even
ing. She is still very sick.
Ornamental Japanese Vases make
nice addition to any parlor. Just a
few of them left at the Opera House
Pharmacy.
Swain Beatty returned Monday
night from Los Angeles where he has
! been visiting his brother for some
weeks past.
Mr.. J. s. Kay and family will leave
for Enterprise, Oregon the first of
the year. Mr.. Kay will go into the
dry goods business at Enterprise.
: DR.. McLane of Salt Lake was In
Caldwell Friday visiting the college.
DR.. McLane expressed himself as
well pleased with Caldwell and ex-
pressed surprise at the beautiful town
we had.
Telephone 1856. Prompt delivery
and courteous treatment. Baker &
Harris. All kinds of groceries.
A fine son and heir was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Brass Monday
Mother and child are doing nicely.
A very handsome line of Jardi-
niers. Vases, Candlesticks and etr.
in solid Brass just received by Bot.
kin & Blake.
The Herr Clothing Co., is adver-
Using in this issue of The Tribune
and you will always find it profitable
to read their ads.
The ladies of the Forward Clut
will meet at the Reading Room
next Tuesday evening. 1t will be g
social meeting.
| mlSs lOFcuCe PHILIPPE, VI TIE tud
no Unionist, was down from Boise
yesterday. visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Phillips.
Buy your friends a nice piece Of
furniture forXmas. You can find Il
at Lavering's Old Furniture Store.
A new car of furniture has JUS
arrived at Lavering'sH Old Furniture
Store. Prices are right. Call ant
investigate.
II. N. Maxey of Caldwell returned
home this morning. He came NJ
yesterday to interview the Ada coun
ty representatives in regard to Sc
curing the position of door keeper
during the coming session. He states
he has been Endorsed by the Canyon
county OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15

Baker and Harris pay cash for
wheat.
Attorney ]. T. Morrison was in
2 Caldwell Friday.
Carl Case, of Boise, was in Cald-
well Saturday.
Dolls! Dolls!! Dolls!!! Opera
House Pharmacy.
Homemade sorghum in bulk at
Baker and Harris
]. A. Wroten, of Jordan Valley,
was in Caldwell Friday.
Useful little trinkets at 15c and
. up at Botkin and Blake's
Miss Mabel Dement, visited Boise
a couple of days this week
E. P. JUNIOR was in from his sheep
camps a few days this meek.
Captain Swain, the detective, was
in Caldwell, a few days this week
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15

1t is officially announced that the
Hartman system in the Northwest
will during the year 1907 expend
$2,200,00O to complete permanent
betterments on which about $780,
600 has been spent this year OF
this amount $1,6OO.O0O will be ex-
pended on the o. r. N.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15

Architect C. w. Wayland of Boise
was a Caldwell visitor Thursday.
Miss Gladys Quick has accepted a
position at the Saratoga news stand.
Redway & Co.'S big store is the
place to buy useful Christmas
present.
Mrs. J. G. Cowden entertained the
Presbyterian ladies Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Do you want a Xmas present for
father or mother? Get 1t at the
Opera House Pharmacy.
Before purchasing your Xmas
goods see the new things at LAYER
ing's Old Furniture Store.
A few pieces of German and TAP
! anese China at Botkin and Blaka's
at bargain prices to close out.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15
MIDWAY ITEMS.

Mr.. r. l. Tippin is building fine
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler are living in
our vicinity now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Lesser are
talking of moving to Caldwell in the
spring.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Richards of
Canyon County are in the city for
the winter and have taken quarters
at the Oxford rooming house. Mr.
Richards is the newly elected rep
resentatiye from Canyon county
Capital News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

5unG6lt In Guantanamo Sobtcn ein-
ncbnlep uiO lid Johann nod Son
0oningo begeben iole. @ie Sefre-
tar Goot bercitS in lester @od)e an
gcocrtet bot, lit bic bicIige &cgic-
rllng enti6loiien, cine Grbcbung in
Son Domingo, iuclde bic onlerifuli-
id)en2SutereIien compromittiren miibs
te, 81 o%erbin6ern, namcntlid) INT
GcnoerungCn i'm iebigen 3ouboits.
ipitem 81 perbin0crn, melde Die Gin-
foiiirung Ser 3oa9eIOer betreffen
f0nntcn .9luS Oieicm @rlunoe meroen
li6 ollber Der nGolum6in" nod Die
yMopflowcr," getpobrIid oIs Oie
~Br6liocntcn q Sodt" %befonnt, in
@obrbeit ie0odJ Elm icbr glttc5 &ono-
nenboot, oic oGirie" mo sic Coco
mo" nod San 0oningo bcgcben, 10
bob in ieoem Soten ser g~enonntcn
&cpublif, IN pcldcm iid Gin 3oQ-
boltS befinOet, Elm omerifnniifes
&riegsi6iff fir ieOe GpentllolitGt be-
reit ictn miro.
gunoeSrid ter iir CHINA.
@eneralonmolt 2cbbcua u. @iIf-
leu bonn @biIippinen . glrd)ipel lit
fllr bic n%cngcidoficnc HihtcritcQe
NeS 9unOeSgcridtS in China cr-
l1onnt mor0cn, mcI6cs gum 0roBen
Sbcil Die biSber ocn &oniulargcridr
ten anoertrolttCn Sltnftionen iibCr-
ncbncn ioII. 8idter @ilflep Itommt
aus ct, Souis, Mo., uto muroc 1901
3llm HidJtcr erltcr SnIton5 in ben
Yblllpptnen c%rnonnt. @criQe Wto-
nate Ip1tcr riifte er sum General
onlualt ocS NrfipcI@ Dor. Ser nett
gci6oifcnc Soften lit bon GROCER Be.
0clltltng. GuS 0onlit |pcr6un0ene sc.
bait bctrGgt $4,000, mo5l nod reid
benleIicnc Hciicfoiten tommen. Ger
1cllc Hidterpoiten muroe bonn Son.
grcB orf 9etrciben bon Stuotslefre.
tar Hoot gcidofien, in ser gbIidt,
5oblrciden Wttbit1n0cn o~65ubelfen,
meIfe iidl aus DEM biS6eri0en en-
item Der &oniltIar p @eridtsborfcit
entlpidelt bottcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
Scl6itmpro auf 6u6cr Sec.

Nem Yort 6. Sui. Nm
Soro Oes aus 2iperpool bier eillge-
troffenen 0nnpferS ,WaieItic" BON
Der vNbite Star Cine" mod)te Elm
EdIlogier Der eriten &Iolie, i. q.
@ooornif aus Chicago, ieinem 2eben
ooonrf ein @nOc, Dab er ii6 nit ci-
mem Halirmciicr Oen Sails ourf-
l6nitt. Die 9eide oeS Monnes mir0e
am Wontog Sormittng ltm 11K ltbr
BON elnem Stewdro, Der sic Sabine
nit einem Nohi6liiiiel offnete, eut,
oedt, @po0ruff, ser Gerf1ufer zines
groBen S~bicogo'er @aaretbalicS icin
Iou, bate eiten 3ettel binterlaiien
NIT Den @orten: Die Inltrengunaen
Der lcbten betoen Morute paren 5t
oiel fir MIDI" Der Wann bclticg
am 81. Sunni in Queenstown bns
S6iff unb fiirnnlcrte iif foum inn
Die anoercn Galiagiere, blieb pielmebr
toIt INNER aui ieinem 3immer. Nm
Sonntng Ibello mlir0e er Oos lebtc
WFal lebeno geieben. Ger Stemaro
nafoem er Ole grauiige
Gntoefung genudt .bntte, IN aaer
Stillc Die Sabine uno mad)te Dem
Gr5t uuO Dem 3ablnteilter pom Dem
@eI6ebenen Miittbeilung. Ho6 in
Naft muroe Die 2eihe ms
Mcer uericnft, 10 ooB Die onocren
Eaiiagiere nidts bon Dem gorfan err
iltbren.
@iqiom Sod ans Helpnrf, H..S.,
oerifpanb an lebtcn Wittnuh firth
bon Dem SamburgegG ampfer nGenn-
l%plpania." melder beute bier anlang-
tc. Gr bat obne 3meifel S%efbfrloroi
.bcgan9en, inoem er itdj ms Meer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
Sn'S 3 1t d. bans s.

9orges ST lan9i0bri9er &nft perur-
tbetlt. - gr GongreBmitglieO
Omen, iein Mitongetlogter, nod
nidt aufgefunOen.
9 0 it 0 II, Moii, 6. SllIi. - Iid)-
ter &bite BON Der Superior Griminul
Gourt bat belte 6er0inonO 6. 9or-
geS, friibcr upn SnOiono, einen Der
8riln0er Der llbero 4%lontution 60.
rucgen 8roBOiebitabls unO 8eridp0-
rltng ST. elmer 3uhtbotSitrofc BON
II bis 10 Sobrer, Ocrbunocn nit
barter 9lrbeit, pcrtrtbeiIt. 9orgeS
mar ouf 70 Nnflogcpunfte ifltlDig
gciproden morOen. Sein Witonge-
flagter, gr : GongreBmitglieo @m.
.. Spen BON SnOinnu, fonntc nod
ni6t uerbaftet perocn.
Die ltbero 3 Elnntn9e lag in Re-'
rico uno 9or9es bottc sic g~Iiibcnoitcn
Sdiloerlngen BON oeren Srudtbar-
felt ~gege6ell. Nameltli6 %iolltenana.
mas uno anoere 5ropenirii6tc bo-
iclbit trefflid) 9e0eiben, uno audi bon
ergiebigen @ummi Grnoten mar
uicI Die GeOe. Sm Yro5cb mar nnd).
gemieien morOen, OnB Die 6rildte,
mclde 0en %25npcitoren ais bon Der ge-
nannten Flontnge, ltnmmeno ge5eigt
mor0en maren, in @nbrbeit in bieiis
gen ObItbonohngcn gefouit morOen
poren. 9oS &nrpt : 9iireou Der
llbero : Gompognie befunO ii6 in
Bolton, bod itono oos @oltoner 9ii-
reail in &erbinoung NIT nnoercn Sc
ieqiGaften GbnIifer Nntur, an mel
den 9orges intereiiirt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

odtet lieB unb erfIGrte, oub SlOeH.
baB Die NSoupturia6c oeS SuIti5irr/
tbunts gcpeien p1re. GrepfuS mare
nldt OILS Offi5ier, ionoern ais Suoe
berurt6cilt moroCr. Sd)on che ole
auf 8errotb lautenOe Intlage erbo'
ben morocn mare, b6tte nidt mr. in
milit6rii6en &reiierL ion0crn III gang
Srnnfreid 2lntiiemitismus geberrld)t.
Canals bGtten Die b6beren 0ffi5iere
ibr Sollptltre6en Oorallf gcrtttet, ST..
oen ans ben 60beren militdrildcn
8ro0en f%crn3ubnlten, mas altd) IN
3eutidlono gcIdeben mare. 6rellldT
iuGre 0ua 1m~uu9geicbtc un0 ltn9e.
redtferti0te 9citrcbcn Der mob9c6en.
ben @cncrole, SIT pcrbilten, OdB Grey
fuS Elm MitglieO OeS Nrmeeitobe3
ipur0e, Dcrgebli6 gerpcicn. Grepflt2
ntodltc in Der Sta6S . Ifaoemie Gin
qlGn5enOca Grumen unO fam in Do3
&riegaminiiterium. Gort fono er ia.
nutiiden Slloenbab. Seine &omcru-
oen bcbon0elten i'm bon anfong on,
ais nittcrten lie IN inn einen Ser.
rather. AQcS, mas er that, golt fir
nerOddJtig bios neil er Elm Suoe mar.
S6lieBlif, ais iid) Die &errutbs.Ii
foire a6ipielte, galt Die Aebnlidfeit
in Der SanOidrift ais geniigenoer9c-
mciS ieiner SdulO. SIN 2oufe 0e9
erIten Bro5elieS un0 in Der Hepiiion
Ourh Die militdrii6en &i6ter gingtn
Die 3elgen bon Der firen SOee aus,
DAB GreDfuS ais Suoe notbpenOiger.
peiie Elm GerrGtbcr mare. Die 3eus
gen trugen fcin 9eOenten, 9emeismas
teriol, ooS 81 leincr @unlten mar, Sit
u%ftteroriiden mo iogor 6Glidungen
81 bcgcbcn, INN ieine Sd)tl0 5u cto.
bliren. @crr MonarO ia9tc, ct per
IaiIe iid) Ooroltf, OoB Die %ge0enuartis
gen NidJter obne 8orurtbcil banOeln
uno DaS ltrtbeil obne nellcn Yro5cB
ouibe6cn miirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
9lnfgcbanidJtc @eid)id)tc.

Die 9lntlogen megen &oioroipielS
i'm o6rcn6 2if . &oteG."- Seine
AbOonflng Snggort'S ais &or-
iiter OeS oemofrotii6en @ationol-
Gomite'8a
Yooli SnO., 6. 3uli. - Hidter
GbomoS 9uSfirt bat oli Nniuden
ser betbeiligteu @eieai6oiten geitot.
tet, oaB Die Sale gegen OnS o6rend
2id-" uno 0uS o9ooen+6ot alli Ben
10. Sltli peridoben mer0en. 8euerals
4Iupalt Miaer itimmte Dem 5u, noh.
Dem Die Nngetlogten ibr @ort per-
piGnoet bottcn, OaB in Ser 3mildcn-
5eit teincrlei 8liifSipiel g~eitottet mer-
ben werOe. @egen Oie eff Galino-9e-
omteu, mel6e onlGbli6 oeS lleber-
falls oltrh sic Eoli5ci per6aftet NOR.
Den mareIt, murOcl1. 80 peitere &la9e.
punftc eingereidt. Sic meroen iid)
i'm @on5cn olti y A1tla9epunfte SIT
perantporten baben.
Ger Anpolt iiir oie in M}tleioen-
idoit ge5ogenen, nllf 50, 100000 &C.
idGtten SotelS Icnftc sic Nuimerf-
iumfeit ollf Sen groben Sd)o0en, Der
Den betreiien0en @otel3 0ltrd sic er.
folgte IltS1ebung 5ugefiigt mor0en
lei. @r ertl1rte, oob sic GaiinoS, in
lpclhen iid) ooS @lildsipieI e%reignet
botte, pon ser SoteIlcitung gan5 lrn-
obbGngig ieien, Oab Die Golinos per-
intellect icielt unO 0oB Die Sotelaeiell-
i6oiten ouf 9cridtlihc NnuuQirung
ser betrefienoen Wiet6SpertrGge ge-
0rultgen ba6en, nodJoem 0ie Sbatiade
oeS@liidSlpiels offenbur getporOen iei.
0ieie Ingelegenbeit idwebe gegen-
mGrtig Dor ben @eri6tSb0fen BON
Grange : Gountp. General 4nnalt
Wiaer 6e5eidnete oogegen oieie Slid
gen ols SpiegeIfehtcrei.
Sire ii Of i'd Sprin9S, Sno.,
6. Suli. 06omuS Sog0urt, ser
@oriiter OcS oenofratii6en N~utiotloI-
Counties, iibergob ser .Niiociirten
Yrelie" cine init Ser o6igen Nffoire in
Gerbinoung itcbcnoe GrfIGrung, mo-
rim er nit Riidiidt olti OoS Gerlongcn
elmer 3eitung, cr m00c Don ieillem
5uriidtreten, ou@fii6rt, ole
gan5c 0%arIteaung bernbe ouf boS1pil.
ligen gntitellunocn uno Grfil1oungen
llno er iebe Iid nidt sum Giidtritt
peranlaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
u II bcbumg oe8 GreDfuS.
urtAtilS Qe.forDert.

TnriS, 6. SuIi. @enerol Nro.
turotor 9dhopuin bradte Dor Dem
aoliotionSboi icin Elaiooper imGreu,
Jus Sale sum- Nbidfib, ST ltc0ta
OoS fornlidjt Griuden onf boS@erid)t,
ouS llrtbciI OeS ariegSgeridtS Don
TcnncS obnc nellen Erp5eb ST. foi
ltren. Ser 6ricbe oes SanOes," cr.
fldric SouOouin, verbeiidt eS, ma
Die aoll5c @clt criuartet Oie iumnlori,
Idle 9eridtlidc Grleoigung oeS 8oIlca.
Die ein Srlump6 fir 8erehtigtcit II.
Mobrbeit iein miro"
Wfoltre Monoro, Infpalt fir Grey
fllS, bcgonn ioiort ieine ShluBoIl.
lprn6c. Gr brahtc oas Serfobren
inter cincn ltciten 8eiiftspunft in
DEM CT ole biitoriiden Getalls un0e,