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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

And brashly quered, "whoo? whoog
Whoo?"
.'Its. only .Rdse and l." 1 said.
"And you would better go TO bed,
Instead of rudely staring thus
With your big eyes a-down at u.s.
But Mr.. OWL with much ado.
He pctulant!y hooted "Whoo?"
TITS Rose" I said. "just Rose and I:
Beside us two there's no one nigh,
We're sitting here upon the brink
And what is more. / do not think,
It's extra nice to thus pursue.
Your impolite. persistent 'whoo.'"
The big owl blinked his eyes at me =
From out the foliage of the tree;
WHO'D. Whoo? WHO'D. Whoo?" he
Weirdly shreked.
And then at Rose and me he peeked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

day. January 9Th. at noon. for the cleo
ton of officers.
The meeting was held In the home OF
Mrs. II. Deane Meanley, No. 10 East
Franklin Street. Mrs. Benjamin i. Pur-
cell was reelected regent; Mrs. Allen
Chambers vice-regent; Mrs. A. l.. HUNT,
treasurer Miss Irene Bossieux. cores
ponding secretary; Mrs. William II. Mel
son, recording secretary; Mrs. M. l.. Har-
rson registrar, and Mrs. w. l.. Evans,
historian.
After the meeting luncheon was served
by Mrs. Meanley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
WEDDINGS.
Iones-Ellison,

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Tarry have issued
Invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Bessie Ellison, to Mr., Harry
Taylor Jones, the wedding to take place
January 10th, II A. NJ, at No. 1919 West
Clay Street. After the ceremony the
bride and groom will leave for a northern
tour, They will be at home after Jam
nary Goth, at No. SIS West Clay Street.
Powers Binford.
The wedding OF Miss Claudia Blair Bin
ford to MIR. Benjamin l.. Powers was
celebrated in Washington Friday, Jan
nary 9Th, the Rev. A. w. Peters onlcia-
ting. The bride is the daughters OF
Mrs. Jessie Binford and the groom, the
son of Mr.. Benjamin Powers.
Birindelli-H topper.
The wedding of Miss Ida Hooper, or No.
1901 Winder Street, to Mr.. Charles j.
Birndelll, will be celebrated Wednesday,,
January 10th. at 0 o'clock p. NJ.
Browlle--Odell.
Mr., and Mrs. Alperr i. Odell, of, Nor
folk have issued invitations to the mar
riage Of their sister, Lucy Isenia to Mr..
Henry Allen Browne, Jr. The ceremony
Will take place at Epworth Methodist
Church, Norfolk, on January 18th. at
10 o'clock, q
Personal Mention.
Miss Lou Jones was recently the guest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

delightfully."- at dinner last Thursday
evening some of his friends of the bench
and bar, at his beautiful country home
the guests were Judges r. Carter Scott,
aJohn H. ingram and Daniel Grinnan.
Hon. Henry r. Pollard, Hon. Eugene q.
Massie, Hon. Il. p. Cox, Judge j. Nj.
Gregory of Chesterfield county; Judge
Beverly I. Crunp. Mr.. A. w. Patterson,
Mr.. w. r. De Ss.ussure and Mr.. Carroll
II. Montague.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Skirts.

At &1.oS there's an excellent
valne-made of cambria, with knee
ruffle. trimmed with opcn-work en-
broidery and cluster tucking.
Others more elaborate at S2.3s,
$3.50, SOS. $3.50, sa.as. S5.7o,
$3.50, and on up to $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

Travelled with Mrs We'll In her coming
from Washington TO Richmond
The entertainment promises, in the in
terest of the subject and the rendition
OF the programme, to be one of the most
attractive of the entire season.
Business Meeting.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club will
hold business and social meeting on
Wednesday next with Miss Mamie Rob
inson, No. 11O5 West Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Gowns

of Fine Nainsook. most deliberately
trimmed with French embroi1ery
and laces on front and back. with
embellishments of pretty ribbons.
Extra values at s1.Ds. s2.:o,
s2.as. s27o. SOS. $3.50. and
up to $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Chenises.

Among the more elaborate styles
you'll find this one an exceptional
value at Sl.0s-of Nainsook, trim
med skirt deep. bust trimmings OF
lace insertion and ribbon.
Others in French models. vari-
ously trimmed with embroidery and
laces, in dainty effects, are attrac-
lively priced at T2.2J. $3.50. S3.:5,
:S3.DS. and on up to 1915.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Undermuslins
in Extra Sizes.

The opportunities for selection
and economy are practically the
same as in the regular sizes. for
we have provided for an extra de-
mand from those who are of greater
than normal proportions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
AMONG THE CLUBS.
Mrs. We'll Gives Reading.

Mrs. wei G1VeS NeduIIIg.
Mrs. Helen We'll, Of Boston. known IN
Richmond and elsewhere as an artist OF
unusual powers, will give II dsahnauc
reading under the auspices o. mo lecture
committee. at the Woman's Club to-
morrow afternoon ut 1880 o'clock.
The reader will be introduced by Mrs
]. A. LEROY, chairman OF tho lecture
course. The reading selections Will be
taken from Gerhart Hauptmann's Han
nela," and the reader will be accompanied
on the violin by Miss Roberta Allen, who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Special at sl.5O.

Corset Covers of fine Nninsook.
elaborated with embroidery, lace
insertion and matched edge.
chemlses of French Nainsook.
round model: trimmed with blind
embroidery inserting and edge. with
wash ribbon and beading between,
finished ut bottom with ruffle OF
embroidery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
~ jolly house party during the holt
days. beginning with Christmas md end

~ Jolly mouse party uuiihS lHe noll-
days, beginning with Christmas ind end
ing with New Year.
Among the guests were Misses Mary
Cheatwood. Bessie Catlett, Elizabeth
Webb. Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Cheatwood and
Oscar Allen, OF Richmond; Messrs. An
drew seay and Wilmer White, of Flu
wanna, Val; Harry Vaughan. of rnxas;.
Misses Flora and Maude James, Of
Goochland, and Mr.. B. Wright, of Nell
son county. on Tuesday night, as a clos
ing and browning pleasure to guests. an
old-time country dance was given, ana
greatly enjoyed by all participants.
After the dance came such supper
as only Virginia hospitality can offer in
the exercise of It's gracious rights. The
house was beautifully decorated throusll-
out with Christmas holly, pine and m'stle-
toe, the last adding much to the merr,-
ment OF the young people.
Enjoyable Evening,
An enjoyable evening was spent few
nights ago by d large gathering of
friends at the home of Mrs. B. G. Odell,
No. 2020 West Main Street. Musical Sc
lections. vocal songs and recitations en-
tertained the guests, after which a sup
per was served.
Miss Walsh Entertained.
A delightful New Year party and dance
was given by the 4. N. 4. Social Club
In the home Of Miss Katie Walsh, No.
ao9 South Fourth Street. Among those
present were the chaperons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Walsh; Misses Katie Walsh,
Regina Walsh, Lorinne Nolte, blanche
Gerrins, AgnesN Watke, Lizzie Heiker,
Marie Parater, Josie Woodson, sallie
Eppos. Mamie Kowski, Nora O'Hara,
Gertie Klug, Mamie kelliher, Lilly Won
delehr, Mamie Nonde-rhr. Mamie Clay
ton; Messrs Leroy sun, Junius Reid.
Charles Shaughnessy. Ferdinand Volk-
mann, NJ. j. Lannihan. Burton Bannister,
Simon I.ichtenste!n, Charles Kouski, Fitz'
Shields. James Lunsford, Harold Shep-
pard, Allie Wilkinson, Wharton Betz,
Frank Moltz, Samuel Harrison and
Frank Chapel,
Mr.. Carson Dinner Host.
! Mr.. j. Preston Carson entertained very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
WOMEN's MEETINGS.
/ Williams Memorial.

Williams Memorial Circle will meet
Tuesday January 9Th, at $50 p. NJ
with Mrs. jenkins. No. lois West Grace
Street. State and International dues VIII
be collected.
St. Johns Circle.
st. Johns Circle will meet at o'cloc,,
Monday afternoon. with Mrs. Charles 3.
Billups. corner of Twenty-fifth and Clay
Streets.
Auxiliary Meeting.
Church Hill Auxiliary TO the Retreat
for the Sick, will meet Thursday after
noon ut o'clock. with Mrs. Ramon D.
Garcin. Twenty-seventh and Broad
Streets.
Annual Board Meeting,
The board of shelterlng Arms Hospital
Will hold Its annual meeting for election
OF officers, Monday, January sth. at noon.
Election Of Officers.
The commonwealth Chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution, met satur-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

Its only We" I cried; 1--WE two!'
But all he answered was "Whoo? Whoo?'
!;
Just Rose and I-er-course you know,
There's Cupid with his silver bow!
But It's not thee he seeks to MAIN
The elf is out for bigger camel"
4
And then that owl went straight to bed,
Shut tight his eyes, tucked In his head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
81 Mr.. James Hoofnagle, of Ashland.

..
OF Mr.. James Hoofnasle, of Ashland.
Mr.. Noble Maxwell of stanton. is III
the city on pleasuse trip.
DR.. e. d. starke. of Front Royal. Va.
spent the holidays here with his chill.
dren.
Mr.. Flournoy Crawford, of Gordons-
Vile. has accepted a position here aad
Is at No. $40 North Twenty-third Street.
DR.. and Mrs. Hill. OF this city, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moselcy. of Gwath-
mey last week.
Misses Branch Sutherland, Courtney
and Newell .Rountree ana Lucy Anderson
left yesterday for Mnil;ns Institute, after
spending the holidays at their homea
here.
The Misses Kdwell will give their
monthly german on Friday evening, jan
uary 18th. at Belvldere RAIL,
Mrs. Julius Baumgarten, of Washing
4 ton, d. c.. is on a visit to her daughter,
y Continued on Seventh PageD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Special at Sl.25.

Covers OF fine Nainsook. elaborated
IS OF lace edging and wash ribbons.
Gowns OF fine Nainsook; fancy
yoke OF French embroidery. eiabo-
rated with rIbbon-run beading.
Skirts of Nainsook. with knee
deep flounce: elaborated with in
servings OF Point de. Paris lace In
effective bow-knot design.
chcmlse of soft-finished Cambria.
with deep bust trimming OF blind
embroidery and hemstltched tucks:
skirt finished with cluster tucks
and hemstttching.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Special at 75c.

Corset Covers of finished
Cambria. French effects; trimmed
with Dutch Val, and ribbon-run
beading; front and back.
Drawers OF Cambria, with clus-
ter tucks and deep ruffle of en-
broidery.
skIrt-walking or knee length;
with deep flounce. trimmed with
tucks, embroidery or lace.
Gowns of Cambria. in chemise
and high-neck models, with en-
broidery and laces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

He must have felt secure apart,
With Cupid aiming at my heart!
Byron Williams, in Down Country Lanes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
ENTERTAINMENTS
Box Party.

Box Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Christian Gordon
save an Academy box party last hight
to see Mansfield in Don Carlos" The
party was in honor of Misses Polly
Robins and Fanny Robins, other guests
being DR.. Stuart Mlchaux and Mr.. Nelson
Robins.
House Party.
Mrs. Catlett and her daughter. Miss
Louise catlett, of Three Square, Gooch
land county, entertained most CHARMING
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Continued on Seventh PageD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

Corset Covers of soft-finished Cambria
front trimmed with three insertions of Val
between ribbon-run beading, edged with LACE
at armholes, also front and back.
Other extra values are trimmed with EN-
broldery and run with ribbon.
Drawers of Nainsook and Cambria. witt
flounce of fine muslin, headed and edged BY
cluster hemstitched tucks. Others with wide
Hamburg ruffe.
Gowns of Cambria, square yoke with In
sertions and cluster tucking: finished at neck
with henstitched ruffle.
A LowNeck Model, with insertion Of en-
bro!dery all around.
Chemses of good Muslin and
Cambria knee-length models: with
circular or square neck: trimmed
with embroidery or lawn rufflc. IT
Skirts of Cambria. with tucked ~
flounce. finished with eyelet en- EyASs'y
broidery sssssSSSE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-06
@crmiidDtc tclcgrapbiidc Scpeidcn.

Seds IN ben NnIoget Ser
"Ilobomo Manufacturing So" in
9tortb Cunningham, aIo., orbcitenoc
3lrhtbouS.S trGflingc iino enttom-
men. 3mci O~crielbcn limo ourd
Sdiiiic bon Soloutcn p%crlpunoct
moroen.
= Cine Grploiion in Der Burton.
FltlbcrInbrit bel 9ilspille, 80, bat
cinen ShuOen BON 5000 perurioht.
Grei anobcn Sobn 9orncbien,
llmberto 6ltsco itnO Wtilio Yetrll5ii.
limo i'm Nprtb Weuoolp Grecb BET
Sartforb, Cont, ertrlinfen.
Gborlcs In0crion, 81. unb gtn.
orelu Sobnior, AZ Sabre olt, iin0, ons
geblid iniolge Sinfcns ocS 9ootes,
i'm Cones 2ofe bel Gonburp. Cont.
ertrlinfen.
= Ger 60 Sabre oIte GbnS. Steifer,
len, bot lid in Dem Gric,aonol bet
GmIteroont, N..Y., ertrGnft. DtibIid)e
MISUNDERSTANDING nnren Die ltr.
iud)e.
= Heuben Stciport bat in Gbriitp.
pber, 81, Hop 9ead ans GiferiubI
erihoIien, l%uorallf or iih cine argrf
in Den &opi id)oB unO cine balbe
Stlnoe ipGter itdrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-06

miro, getroffen ipprocn. Rat) Dem
bon Dem 8oritono feitgeieBten Flaile
Iin0 bic bei0en erIten Gage mr. gu
5llrtgen, ionic Neridte Der Hbtlellltlt'
gen unO Die beioen lebten tllr ole Ne'
ierote unO 9%erotDungen beltllllllll'
Nm Geferotcn lin0 feit9citeat: y DIE
GuuimannSgcri6te, 9eridterltailer
6. GluuB. Munnbcim; p oaS 9lllTS-
faIiengcieb, 9cridtcrltnttcr u. &or'
nomsfi. 6ambrrg; b SnrOclS Sn'
ipeftorcn, @cridtcritotter &. u. Feilt-
9~lItono; y Ole NrbcitS5eit IN Gonto'
rem, 9cridtcritattcr y. elbcrotn9'
&0ln.
1fiuonmontag in Der
Meid86ou itaOt.
@cItcrn mar YiingItmontag, 3wei-
ter Icicrtua, Der Gag Der 4ltSfIiige
unb ser aQgcneincn @ltrItigfcit al
fem ococnii6cr, mas ouBerbalb Der
8cttcrfro9c itc0t. Sir oieien eincn
Goa iduucigt iogor Die Norgelei an
Ben 6anohngen Ser &egicrung mo
ser Gommcr iibcr Die SIolirung
Tcutidlano'S I'M internotionalen
CONCERT. 0eItcrn woren eS Die, man
f6untc fait iogen, biitoriiden Fiing.
6rii6con5crte, melde Oas allgen1ellte
Sntereiie in Nniprld nabnell. Sn
alien 0iicntli6en 0urcoltr berrld)te
Nube ulO in Oen 3eitungS.GcOottio'
llclt ieit 5luci Iogcn crQutdeIl0e, olld)
iiir sic 2eicr erQuidenOe Stilc. @i0
ltod) oc8 6cIttngcS SdnuinOen 1no
Dem @icOercintreiien Der moIienbot.
ten GrtrojiiQe, wclde Den 9erliner
nit Sin0 urO &egcl ulO Sud mo
Hod in Oaa nGGere u1O meitere 6rcic
iilbrtclr, DieOcr Der Stollb Der poIi'
tiidcn gltmoipDGre oufpirbelt.
u merifnnt dye III a.
Donna ii I @ien.
Gie @icncr Cper miro pieueidt
cine omcrifoniid)e HrimooOnna crbul'
ten. Sri. Gillian 6eioclbod, Die ibre
muiitolii6e NuabiIOung an Der Don
Grcftor GonrieO gegtiinoctcn Gpern-
idule 0cS n9ten Dorf metropolitan
Opera &orie" erbielt, iong Dor Dem
&u%tenoantcn N}oDler BON Der 8icncr
&oiopcr Nro6e. Ser S%nten6ont mar
pon Sen gcion9IidIen SeiitumBcn unG
Dem Spiel Der illngen Game 10 emf
5iidt. 0oB er ibr iofort inter Ocl
idmeideIboitciten 9eOingln8et Ell.
nen Gontrntt fir mebrcrc Sabre AT.
bot, bod bat Die Siinitlcrin lid BE
0cnt5cit o%llSgcbctcn.
3 d linn incingco al lie II
Ger 0icb, 0crIette Nodc - nit
gemelOct - cinet SrOcn aoiicr Mil.
Gelm'S OcS Griten aus oem Muicun
I'M bieiigcn 3%eugbouic ltubl, bot Ell
men Hcinioa crlcbt. @ic loebcn be.
FAINT murOe, Doren Die 9riGolrten
nit melden Ser geitobIclte Germ be.
iebt mar, iuIid. Die edten Steint
ruben mediterranean i'm &ronId)ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-06
Rest iuiro rcinocmadDt.
@Irfungen OcS Sdlohtbousbcri6tS
III Chicago. - WaDor Iltnne EN-.
piieblt Gtoblirung elmer ltGoti.
id)eu ShI1dtcrci.

ld)ell Sdlddteret.
G9icogo o, 5. Sltni, - 9iirgcr.
mciltcr Gunnc Fat, IN 8olGe Der @nts
biilungcn ser grouiigcn 3uit0nbe IN
Sen S6lodtGGuler ocs 6leiidtruitS,
Den Goridlog gcrnodt, Elm it60tiides
SdladtbollS cin5uridltcrt, IN Deldlem
ole @robidIGttcr inter Itrengcr
ItGotiifJcr Nltiiid)t ooS gelieferte @icb
ihlodtcn mo OoS 6leiid fir Ocn
Marft bcrrtd)tcn ioIlen. Die eil5ige
S6uieri8feit bel Ser IrtSfiibrung
Oe8 llnternebmcnS miirbe sic 9eidoi.
Jung Der 8~cIOn1ittcl sur grridDtung
Scr notbmcnOigen S6ludtbous. Mn.
lugen icil1. Ter 9iirgcrmctitcr bate
cine ldngere 9crotbung nit Dem
Sorlitcr OcS 6inonS- IusiduiieS 0eS
StdbtrotbeS, alderman Sronf s..
0ennctt, un0 mnoeren Oiitglicoern
bicicS Counties, ltrt cine 20iung ser
Wcl0'ra9e St 1lltOell.
Ger gcitcrn per0ffcntIittc @erift
Der 0unocS GommiiIGrc il6er Die
ShladtbuuS : S6lueinerei bat bier
bereitS cine beiliomc @irfmg gebobt.
Sn brci Ser groben S6lodtbGuler
lpuroen p~etigIten8 Serillde eiitgclei.
tct, nm sic bon oenl Erdiioenten &oo.
ieoelt ais cmp0rcno be5eidneten gu.
It1rtoe ST. beieitigen. Die SuBb0Ocn
lpurben gereintgt, sic @Gn0e obgemn.
Ihen, Die 3uflbr BON 2ltft utb 2iht
ocrbeIicrt un6 bic IbtrittSporrid)tlul.
gen crneuert. Sn bieien orei Shladlt.
bGltiern boben iid) bic Ar6eitspcrbGIt.
niiie ultb Die iunit1ren 3liitGn6e in Ell.
mem Gage nm 80 Erojcnt gebeIiert.
Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eineS gro.
Zen Sdlad)tbarlfcs brad)te beu gait
5eu Wprgen IN einem YIumbing.8e.
ihGft Scr untercn Stobt> 81, unb mibl.
te Die better ianitGrcn Tlumbing-Gin.
rihtungen fir bic DEMONSTRATING
ieiner aniogen olts.
Iid iino iibcrou in Sen Sd)lod)t.
bGiiern burd) WnlleronihlGge neile
Goribriitcn sur 6orberrng Ser &ein.
Iid)fcit befnnnt gemndt mprocn. Den
Tprleuten mltroe @eiiung gegeben,
bas Gerbot oes ~NlislpitfenS auf ben
SiiBboben itren1Iters untcr Inoro.
bung Der GntIoiiung ol,rd5ufiibren.
Cine anoere goridriit, Die iiberall
ungeldlagen lit, ~perbietet oeit Irbei.
tern Den 8ehroud ppn Sobof IN ollen
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-06
L "A,
Irast die ,DsS Oto, Die lhr Inner Gesaufl Hat
: ss:si IXNlzM

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~Meine Sron lei0et ieit ciniqer 3cit
an Elabnngit. aonnit Iu mir fein
Miittel bngcgen ratben?" g:
rShid' tic nod 3orlSbao!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-06

SltDtltlte a~ltgeldtgt. sc
Die Gommiiiion nidt fiji
ouf pcitin0iide Nr6eit(
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Hciultute e~r3iclcn 5u fiji
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an1teIlt.
9unbcS GiitrittSrihtcr
iii Gbina.
Inter SuSpeniion Der Hcgcln pal
Iirte OoS Observation-Disclosures cine
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@unocasQ iitrittsrid)tcrS fir Gbinu
geid)oficlt uno icinc (Suri@Oiftion felt
geicbt miro. Ser @ciit ulto bic Nus
fiibrung Scr @CieBe IN China lit0 10
grun0bcrihicoct BON ocnen Der sc.
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peld)e9 toIt 10 oft lit, mic Der illtcrnu.
tlonole @crfebr leIbIt, lit Ocsbolb oltf
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Der oli@ge0cbnt iuorocit. Sic ridtcr.
ltd)elr 6ltnttioncn iino ober felt Dem
Dem Sabre 1860 bon umlcren Son.
Iltln, ic0od) nit iucdieIn0cm 9rfola,
ult@gcii6t mor0en.
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miii0r& Derfc$
mad europa.
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ser curopGiidcn 9tutipnen bc5iiQlih
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&eritclluug uno Den 8eriauf ocS sc,
noturirtcn Spiritta ST 5ic6cri, lat
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tsn, che CT an 0ic Ilt&orbcituno scr
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lueld)c an Scr Snd)c icbr itorf into.
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lidlt bc3 gtoro0. 2lpp0, Den Sufen
bon 8nlDcitor, Ger, rcgeImGbig an
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Den gcnunntcn &nien ciirig 81 be.
trcibclE bc9icbt lid 6ronf y. Gar
gent, Der GinlUnnOcrrng@ . Commit
Jar, bon bier nod 8nlueiton, mo-
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GunlpfidifiiubrtS > 8cicuidoitclt II.
Giienbubncn Hiidiprodc nebnlcn
miro. &n Grluortun8 bCS gcitci9cr.
ten Ginmonbcrirng%0icnitc oc8 or.
iu1bnten SofCn& bot man Iid) 5lt Der
Nnlu9c cincS observation-disclosures cut.
id)lolicn, ga Die bi&6erige Wtctbooc,
bic Infonumlin9c an Noro Der Shii.
fe ulro oltf 6en Gods 81 untcriuhcn.
nltnntcbr olS urt5urcihcn6 crfonnt
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Der GolltroIc mo GcguIirung bes
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tu1g scr NioDoro-6Gnc, icrncr bic,
Bill bc3iiglid Sdoffung cineSStcu-
croiitrifta IN Bort Nrtbur, Scros,
nniiirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-06

- 6rou Grooming fam geltern jil
Welt Ecoboou, Moii, unl's 2eben,
als lie on9 @eleiie Der ~9oIton u
Wainc.@obn" oili eincm Iutomobll
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Gin 3u1 Ocmolirte ons autoniobll.
Gle .Narmcra ono Werd)antS'
9anf in MoiepiQe, MuSfingunlsGo,
O., i%tcllte gcitern Die 3oblilng elr.
Die @eon1tcn pcripred)en Den Gepolis
loren pollC NCiahllrlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-06
Goiiic Gbaomif's Imsiagcn.

8itt@burg, Ha., 5. Suni. -
Gle AlaiO1cn Der 6rou Suiiie GbuO-
mid wurOen bcrte I'M Ero5elie Der
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beiitct Oiellcidt. oob Der Snbolt Der
Musiugcn Der Oefientlidfeit porellt-
balten lucrOcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-06

Yonoon II, 5. Sum. = Eroll0ent
Mpoiepclt's 9oiihoft an Den GongrcB
iiber Den Sleiid.S fonoul lit. oa tic
piele, uieueid)t Die iflimmltcn Der crs
bobenen acknowledgement beitGtigt,
@eeenituno ougemeiner coitoriellc-
GrGrterung in ben berti9en Sonooter
MorgenSeitungen. Sic lpornen Die
britiidlen G%oninnlenten Dor Dem Gon.
Ium oler omerifaniihcn Ero.
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a CLOSE CALL.
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boy. The vcsscI will probably prove
4 total loss, although her cargo can
DO saved.
50 low has the water been in the
river for some time past that ndNiEa-
ton has been very difficult and il is
stated that Il tug could not be obtained
here to tow the vessel UP the river, II
miles to Newmarket, until the shippers
or the conl had assumed all rtSron-
Sibility for l%hut"vcr accident might
bcfal her. She MAS finally taken in
tow by tug Iva and had nearly reach
al her destination when she ram upon
the ledge hard ana fast, breaking iii
two.
The schooner has 2 draught Of 10H
f,ct which WAS practically the entire
depth ur water in the river.
The Davenport was u vessel Of go
tons, built III 1892 im phiPpsburg Me-,
Is owned by Frank s. Howkcr Of Bath,
Me, and is valued at $1,000. She is
insured, rs also is the cargo.