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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
BUR lcbtcn Hubc.

Sr. Charles Sung auf Scr r2olloon'
Eort . Cemetery" bccroigt. -
Glilobetb Sell alif oem Srcieinig'
feits . 6rieoboie beigeicbt. - 9ln-
ocrc 9eeroi9ilngcn.
Som SrulerDnuie Hr. III, Noro=
SdJr0oeritrobe, aus fanO geItcrll
Nadmittog sic 9eeroiguug Oc$ ont
II. 9pril pcrltorbcnen Srn. GborlcS
Sung inter GROCER 9etbeiligllng bon
Seiotra9cnocn ullf Dem uSonoons
Enrt . Srieoboie" Itatt. Goitor Gobt.
&. @oanoop BON Scr llltG. 9%oncoroid.
Stride amtirte i'm Srauerbnuie ulo
alt Grade. Son ser 9elicbtbcit oeS
%critorbcncn 5elgten Die pieIen Slus
mcnitiidc, mcld)c an @robc nicoerge.
legt mlroel. NlS 8ubrtlid)truger
Illngirten Ole SS. Sobn i. Sdnliot,
Sreo. Sierman, GbaS. &i%nocrpotter,
Is. &ird)ncr, s. 9roofS uno SilnlS
9rGiicl. Sr. Sung lultroe am 26.
Slni 1925 in Sciicn gcborcn lrno
tonl Dor ctlun 90 SaDrel nnd) Mnlea
rifu. Sm Sabre 1868 perbcirotbetc
er iid) nit &ntbarile, 9cb. &inoerpats
fer, mcldc bcrcitS im Sabre 1891
lturb. Ger &critorbcnc binterldBt
orci So6nc, Die SS. Sobon,L @il-
bclm mlo Otto sung, uno 5pei I0d.
ter, 6rou Charles Sdmiot mo Sri.
Nnna Sung, iomic brci Gnteltitocr.
Gliiobctb Sell.
@eitcrn Nodmittog iono inter
GROCER 0ctbeiligung bon 2eiotro.
1cnocn bic 9ceroiguna Scr om Is.
Tpril pcritorbencn Srou Gliiubctb
Sell bonn Srmlcrbouic gtr. $50, So.
nopcre Strobc, aus ollf ocn Grci.
cinigfeitS = Sricbboic Itntt. Eoltor
Sans Nrlt bon Der cuong.slltb. ct.
2ucdS.&ird)c omtirte int Srolicrbouie
mo am @robc. ErGd)tigc @luntcu
idmiidtcn Den Surg. NlS @nbrtlld)s
TRIGGER irn9irtcn Die $3.50 dpcmm,
Grnit WruIlt, &nrl Nlbert, Sreoerid
%%pQbrodt, @m. Sdonboor uno Geo.
Ercftcl, Sr, Sobn ". Scriel leitcte
Die 9tcroigung. Die Geritorbene
ipllrbe am II. Iop. 1916 III Gclltid)-
loro aeborcn llno fum Dor 80 Sab.
rem nod gmerifo. SSln Sabre 1864
pcrbcirotbetc tic ,id) nit Srn. Senrp
Sell, meld)er ibr Dor etlpo cincm Sobr
I'M Sobe p%oronging. Srau Sell bin.
terl1bt bier Sobne uno bier Sohter,
n1mlif oic SS. Charles, 8ilbclnl,
glooun lunb Scnrp Sell. Die Srolten
Seltrp Smith elmer Shannon mo
2olliS @iebncr, mo Sri. Gbriltlne
Sell, ioiuie iiinf Gnfel, 5ipei grilom
mo cine Shmciter.
Safob SeB.
Som Jrouerboltie Nr. 907, Eenl'
ipluonia -. s(pcnile, ans ionO geItern
@ormitta9 Die 9eeroigung oes am
II. 9lprit geitorbcnen Srn. Sofob
Seb allf Ser Baltimore Cemetery"
ltott. Toitor Scrnann q. Wlemcr
BON Scr coong.- li,tb. Srieoenstirte
al ser Cumberland StrnBe leitete
Sen 3roiicrgottesOienlt. 3oblreidc
Nhnmcu idmiidten ole lebtc &u6e'
it1ttc oeS &erltorbcnen. Gls 9obr'
tlldtrGgcr iulgirten Die SS. Sobn
2emmert, Sobn Sddel, Sobn 3rcp
mo Seinrih Trib. Ter Serltorbene
mllroe am t6. april 1888 in Sad)ler
9eboren mo fam i'm Sabre 1866
no6 amcrifo. @enige Monate nod
iciller 9(nfunit perbeirotbete CT lid
nit Der crit om 81. W1r5 oerltorbe'
men Srou Morp ScB. Gr binterlnBt
cine Sod)ter, Sri. Morp SeB. Die
5irmn auorew Gbooe & Sobn leltete
Die 9eerbi9ulg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
30 a bl M ii lie cineeaidcrt I,

" u VI III u
,Sn 8iaiompprt, @aibiiRton-Go..
Mb., lit am Gonneritag slbeno Die
Woblmiible Bon g. ~. Bafer 4 50.
p~ingeGidert iporoen. Ger Sbooen
betrGgt $4,000 uno Die 0criifJernng
lit $4,000. IS perbrannten 200 Sob
MebI, 600 @uidel @ei5en uno cine
Menae Mais.
8ci'm Sprengen geton.
tct. Yei'm Sprengen III einelll
aolfiteinbru6 auf Der 5orm oes Srn.
Senrp Strite III Der W1be BON Set.
tersbura, bel Sagerstoipn, puroe Der
81 Sabre alte Scnrp Nainor geiier:l
aetootet. Gin ihmerer Stcin ger.
id1ntetterte linn ben SdGoel. Ter
3ann itano 200 Yaros potH Stcin=
brud ~entfernt. (
L -D 80 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

IuS So6res 9onfett oes
Siioolt baltimore Terldone'
rungS : 0ereins" iinOet nGd,itenUtitt'
nod, Den %. Ipril in Der ct. Yrio.
gets Sale, on Der ede bon Suolon'
uno IobinionitroBr, itott. Serr Geo.
". 2eimbad, lit @oriiser Ses 9anfett.
Gomite's. T. Mira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

Sotn.fer Stitt5.-Srnn 2olu-
renee. ELM 81 Sabre alter Sonolanger,
bon 9tr. It'll. Siia-GborlcsitraBe, ficl
geitern Mbeno fltr5 nodl 6 llbr bei'lt
&angiren zines 3n9es Der "Valtt-
more : Ohio ~s Ynbn" bei'm Yier ),
2orult-Ypint, Dor einem Wnggot.
gr erIitt einen Yeiubrud), ionic cine
&opffmunbe. 9r. 9. &nbn, bon Nr.
14t0, Sits6ort-a uenue, Iegte einen
N~otbperbanb an, lporalif Der Ser
leste I'M Hntroliuagcn beS iiiblideil
Tiitrifts nod Dem ~Staot-Soipital"
gebraft ipiirbe.
@ieoereinGirtu 3 anum
bab Der 5%agenbef's Cirrus fort lit,
10 fomntt aud) idon Die Mad)tidt
oab. 8arnum & HailepsS bon" bnll
nod Baltimore fommen miro. Mn'
Is. unio II. Wei-4siro ser Girfns bier
1oriteIlungen gcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

col, o~itgebalten, Dor DEM 4. Moi
@riinbe au5u0cbclt, iporllm llid)t ein
pcrmonenter Ginboltabeicbl gegcn
lie erlallell per0cn loll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Min0er h . II.


SGon lit, ipenn oi,rh Die Gntiuid'
hing
Ger Menif, sum ltc6ermenifett
ipirb.
Cod minoer if)on it's, penn Set
Nltler
Gum lteberautler apalclrt.
90 lad ser Iu5if. 3abl.
fellner (oer, tpGbreno ser Wol5er &c.
ipielt miro, einfniiirt): Agei Wtiiiif
red)net lids bait id,on -. bod
fommt 9leih nod,nlalS 10 piel'raus!"
2afpnid l. - 9ihterling: nSh.
re Sod,ier lit ipirflih bas reinite 8e.
oidt!" - Goter: ,Satpobl. attd nidt
gum Inbringen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-22
0oloenberg's ssSsS+S ssSs",
%, 25 uaO q @el=9criugtOnsStr
GOppeItc :, & $, 5tampS NIT icOcm Gnfunf
GnO9iiltigc YreiszGrOnitiOnen bon
SOHImcriuaaren DOr Der SnOCHtur.
Cadets unO 9icgcnmdntcl.

IadetS ''"O Mr9v""""'V'' -
% i'''o % eop'rl >>'~V'% .''' %o'"o g1 "o
20 l'I'o Pl- Sp'V'l >No's''" -. p'''oo :.
20 'uoor5c e9'U'p' Io'''% ,, - Tt'''
@lU ll'Io Pi- '"'o"'j' ''o'S,.o'9 ~! .
H""V'8 :, '''"'10 ,p" ~
9l : l'I'o ~ '''0y,!''u,''y' Po'''
S'e'' ep""'' 1T F""''""''"' -.
l'li'VFVt F0F'l' I''l'Vt N"'r Iu'
@!o''''H V'''p' Iy''vt pv'''0IV" %'l'" S,
S'uro "''o''" O''0VI"V'' 0''p ,,, <,'.|, y
man, .....',.....''...,.'.''''.'.' +. @'','o
Tl "'''9'' III lU'pu'5 !, 'I,o um,l' an
H"rp'", 5'' 9l'''ouo' ",pil'o3 o'',
9l S''''''V" HroBv9 3lul'''I.T,''
- l'lo 500 eblp @Hte' @'olltaa
tiit lIIlr...,....',.......,.,.., "9e'
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TDl0eiter =8ea6.
Su polrcnt cifan3e etOfnet.
Scr srobartise 6amiIiens8ciort.

Rrn1iboGIe gurIS ncue glmiiiementS nno
NitrdIiionen; bcriibmte soc. WdbI5cttcn; GnIH
ipnicrs Nao; bcriudt uIlo beipdbrt Wmif bon
Der 0npene beS o. 9tegimcnts. Sebem Gcfiut
cs In Iolheiicr.
Wlammut6. 3nmpicr ,euuiic" @odentaaen
(nrSoenomracu 0icnitaGs Gonneritaes nno
5rcitaGs), $40 Vorm uno 230 god)m; 9ten
itna, 2onnerftne ullo 5rcitaa. $50 SOrm.; 200
uno 025 giadm; cgtra @oot 315 Tabm.:
an GonHtnpen 100 Born. lmo $50 gabm
Nciie 5amiIientdae W}ontae nno Wiithuod. Der
uIeife 9IGe.
Die ieinite Iour In Der gaelt fir 25c. Rn'
boit ittr etbulcu uno @cieuidaiien. GiIthr
lcne Suteu ofior,
(Dlat26-3&Gl
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8dlttntDre&S SbtD
Grfmrfipnem

puH Baltimore.
St.25--Nnrper's 6crrn, 9hnricotuun unb
gSndeitcr uuo }nrhf, Snnntng,
20. 1ui. Spr5iul3ug ncrldbt
WouRt Aloual Stui0u 7,a5 Nor
pPirs. Gunloei Stutlun liorpcns
S5.00-gltlautr 6itn, 0ape WiuB, STA
Sele HitH unb Eccun GitD, W.J.,
muo 6nritd. Sceen Srcitna NIB
Saniitag, fir Die 9iiidtnbrt big
eiuidl. oes ndcbiicn 9icuildaS oils
iip, bis 5ltm g. GcpicmbCr
-9lianarn3unS II. 6nrid, Ircitng,
81 3uli. NiIlcic aItig 8Ir plls
inhrt duf ocm Spr4inlSuOe Der
Gdmbeu l'ububpf $50 ltorGens,
Wlunnt NonnI Nububoi 80 Wi0rs
penS nerldbt 3llr Niidfabrt fiir
10 Ta9e einidh. bes cages bes
Stdllies oitItia.
glbiiedbcr mad Iorontp H. 59ols
fanb SSiauhs.
gluf Der Riidrcife g(uicutbult In
g'ufiulu, ]iubciier. 6ienebH g0nt'
iina Stcn @len Summit Gpriuas
uno M}nnCb Gbnnf aeitalict
Rcierc Grfllriicnet lueroeu nm
g. un H. pmgnft H. uno %.
Sc'tcmbcr OcraniaItct
C2O3-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-22

sir ale arnnfbciten, u0u Der ertrantten 2e'
Der Oeruriaht. lpic: 60rtfetbiateit, gldhanGen,
5dpiuorf, aopiidmrrisn sitp ncbme utan
Rlttcr'S gfuireiniannac. uuo Abflbrunas-1bee.
Frei5 10 tents. On lHen gtpoibefcn.
(Suliti tWD
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OuerIeu
-ttln -
Belnrnntn.

Sie arnIe Rndfraar nadl 9anpIdeeu
In ocr 10 wnblbctauntcn 0Uritnot Euericn,
bic 5batiadlc cnii MIR nndl mcntgc Sum
Ncrfnuf itbrig ituo. hat Hnlcre Sum.
paanie nc1iunnncn, bic gnnie uuuers
,Guiir streGe upn Selnruuia, WeIdlcS
im shoen au Euerlrn arenIt, Ill CT
merbeu. Air iino fir ben Vrrfanf bic
icr iciuen Brnuoitiide bcrcit unb um
lie idbnen lue6nidllnacn uuicr &c.
Drnud bictcm mir tic in Wtonnt
Suii III irbr nicbri1cu Ereiicu nno
lridtcu SrSiunuuaen an Scgt habeu
Gle cine cjelcacuHeit, mchrcrc Nrunh.
itide Su cincm 9aranu nuo init Der
icir ten Anelidlt uuf bic llmacgrnp Sn
fnuicn. &ir merneu unicrcr Mcgct fol.
ncn. 0,nenoam' strnfen III fegeu, gc'
raoc iuic mir cs tn Euerlea gctbau ha.
ben uuo tbnn. 8erpaiicu Gie oteic
6Bance nid,t, iidl cine 6cin,itdtte 5u
iidlcru, ba III GreiS nno 5dltnbeit
nidltn orrnIcidcn Sn babcn iciH ,uirb,
uad,ocm bieie perfnuit iuo. @erfdnfer
tGgHdl unb sunntaGe am FlaR.
giirennr:
Euerlea an @uopnnite Der Selair.
6pao etettriinhen 2inic.
Selarauia - In Der Rpbuung oes Sru.
I. d. 0ppper.
Staot. 9iireaur:
2ennarb & 60. 1eidtditefiibrer.
Y,r. 215, ct. 9auLetrnhe.
(2O3)
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,9Snigia ber Sommertoursa. "

.Ret6aliis nno Wliners' 3ransp. &c. ".9Gms
pfer Baltimore mad Npiion uno Brootocnte
3ur gee s'eite Ruutc nab ben 8cus9ngGno.
s'sss Ser msIt Dan fdreibe III fir '' aonreH ] gnS
Glitean Gde 2ight. uno @erman.straI
(SuniI I.z&S,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-22

Ter 6remOen6aB lit 10 alscmeiu
lno iuteniiu, Dab meiuer
2lniiht uocb Die mcrifoniihe Hegie-
rimg oeuicIben niht lmteroriiden
Fonn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-22
W erttdHcr drnen
,Srem0e.

2urcoo, lernS, II. Snlt,--Seit
1eroumcr Belt idlon qGbrt es in faIt
ollcu groBereu StdOtcn in Dterifo,
uno @criifte iiber Strifes ser 9lr6ei.
ter unO yteuoIlltion Gcgen oic Hegie.
rlna OcS Frdiiocntcn Gia5 pcroen
llut N$n pieIeu StdOten iino Elofate
nnbeidIngcn morOen. ourd) melhe Oie
}ht9ldnOcr gclunrnt lpcroeu, niht bis
5ltm lG. September, Dem nntionalen
llrobbGnGi1tctatage, ju bleiben.
019 Ylntnt oOcr Girflilar iaat:
DNicrito fiir sic Dlerifauerl @ir
marncn ale 2luSIGn0er, Dab lie in's
Olecr gctricben perocn, lueun lie bis
gum Is. September 0aS 9ano nid)t
perloiicn bobeu. Die buuptiG6li6Iten
Sn0uitricn uu0 @eihGfte in oieier
Hepnblif licgcn in oen SGnOen bon
NH5l1n0crn, nleiltenS 9lmerifdncrn.
Die Giicubabncn o6bon ideinbar
Giacntbnm Der Nation, geboren t6at.
iGhlid ocu glncrifnueru; glmerifd.
ner iino Oie 2citer. lie 9ergnerfS.
inOultrie miro Don glilSlGnoern con-
troIirt, unO unierc gtotion. biSber irei
utO lnnbb6ngiB, miro gum Eieuer
OeS ircmoen aapItdls. g8ir Ite6en
am Han0c cincS Abgrln0eS uno cine
aroBe altnitropbe itebt ms beuor.
menn mir Die Nuoldnoer nift aus
Dem 2onoe treibeu unO unicrcn eige-
nen 2eitten cine Gbance aeben."
Die mcritdniid)e 9legierung be.
iiirftct teine ernitIidcn llirubcn uno
bofit Der Sitltation IN dllen Stildeu
gclp1hien ju iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-22
MmerifaHer Hieben.
Gcrlaiicn Mcrito nus 5Hrdlt uor benz
TremoenbNh.

slllCl lllNlllIlLN tYlHl'Nll w IHLV'NIly pUN
ibren 9ienit6oten pergiftet 3u
luerOcn. - 1ie 0ogen oeS Nati.
oi3nm$ ae5en bod. @oIlen
nibt Sic 0iencr OeS au5Idnofiden
&opitdla iciu.-llncle Gam miro
m6aIiher @ciic einihrciteu uiii-
ien.
cu.0rtCun5, 2t. SuIi. =
@citcrn 2Ibeno tamen % 9tmerifaner,
Q}Gnncr, 6rdlcn lm0 &iuOer, ncI6e
IN GoI1c Der OrobenOcn Grcmoenper.
iolBng ans 0|crito gcilo6cn ino,
uti ibrcm @ege ndh Cincinnati bier
Ourd. i. 5, Wlatbcs mar elmer ser.
jcIbcn Gr id8tq; oQuS 9eoenflide
bel Der Shttotion in Merifo lit oie
Gbotind)c, OaB oic 9ienitboten au6
Oom 6rcntoenHaB bcrallen Dor0en
Itt0 uuO Oic @attinncn Der 2utalGn0er
in iteter 9Inait i1lpebcn, Don ibren
a0dinnrn oeraiitet 81 mcrOcn. Sd
1inl ungcrn tort, tourtc Dem 0rdn.
Ncn mcincr 6omiIie idlicbIid aber
nibt mcbr mi0critcbcn, lnO ett mol
len mir ms ndd) inherent friiberen
&cin III Ohio begeben.
Gic 9cuegunA GeGcn Die 9luslGn-
ser lit am itdrfitcn i'm n0roIihen ur0
nlittIcrcn Sbeile bon Merifo. Nm Der
tcrdniid)cn @ren5c entIdug lit cS ni6t
10 id)Innm, sic sort pobnenOen Weri.
foner iiirdItcn Die Sernner nGmlid
luto miiicn, baB 0iciel6en gut ifieben.
Bic NebiI0ctc GioIie inter 0en We4
ritdncru Dmpatbiiirt nid)t NIT Der
9cmcgung, lbcr lei0er lit 0iee &loIie
iebr in ser MmOerbcit. Die Grbebung
iol I'M September itattfilrOen, ino oa
Die 0icrifonilde 9Irnce lid aus Den
nie0crcn NoIfsihihtcn refrutirt, lpcr.
Ocu Ole 8cr. Stnntcu lpobl cine slr.
mee nob Nicrifo icuocn nliiiien gum
Sdtt Der bort luobncnoen 2Imcrifa.
ner.
Ter 6rcmoen6aB lit 10 aagcmeiu
ucrbrcitct mO iuteniiu, OnB meiuer
2Iniiht uo6 Die mcrifoniide Hegie-
rng ocnicIben niht lntcroriideu
tann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6auptqllortier
fir angenebmc 6etrdnfe.
'2Nduuer,

meldlc bic anuSe @phc uuneitrcunt at
bcttcu, beOhrfcu riuec autcn gIureae'
mittclV. @euu sic wnurrinlidltc, cute
NM 5utrdnthr eptrttuuieu whuihCr,
10 1T IrieOCnpnloe ocr @lnB. y. Y,
{. Is, - Seftc 9itorc GHt Gro en-.
Cricntalihcr Nludbcrrp Nruuuts
uCln Hrp Sidlhc. ......,,...... 'Ac.
lruubcnidft nIbt ulIo0olbuInG.
Bro tNalhc ....,-,......,.... @oc' .
Qicbip's Ninl} 0rnult Fro 6laibc lOc,
ttt Bort uoCr Sbcrrn 9Scut %ru
tHallONc .......t..-..-,-.+..- Sl.uu
Vuhu c5cuepcr- 5ricocnpulo ocr
bette - iurlrt ale 9ttcrclt Scbcr
nm Nlaicnei0cu lSrp ilahe SlO0
Ghicr importiricr @uiucb 1tout
ErO &upcnn ...,.......,.,r.... silva
SarOu's rcucr lEuly lShiofcB; itur.
lcuo mo oer @clmobctt ulrdB
lih. BrO SlnlhC. ......,..... b"t.
cripple She; to Sabre ait &oue ,
Cuuri5 -.,.,...........t,... 'Sl'oV
Nltcr lpuuihcr naietutcI uuo
.QinldNu 4iru @uIloue ....,, 800
QuupcubcmCr RbcimuCin 0ueeub Sa00
Grcmc oc Mcutbc; wcib oocr Gritn
Aru iSlulOe .......,......,.-.. '"t'
Wiaruf.biuoAtirltcu Fro 6ditc G9r.
Nlltcr >iOcr CSrpuc Rne; 7 Sabre
ait ncrtb $3.50. llnlcr SpCildls
prcia pro Sdliuuc ..,,........ A21o
6ran56ii6cr soupiou GoNuac Nro
Slulhc .......,................. Nl.H
9ouduoil6cr cicncpcr Rro 4Nutc iOr,
NbinlB BRO SIOibc ..,..,,... 9Se,
W{nruihiuu Gro Slufbc. ......., 0Sc.
glltcr SOuI 9tOci $ Sabre alt, Nouc
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Die lSanama. .MnIeihr.

" Waibington Z. s.. 81. ,uIi.
- Gie Eunaro aouaI CbIigatio.
nen. iiir ipclhc oie 9lnGebote geitcrn
Aeoifnct ruuroen. luurOcn nn itnge.
i1br 10 9otionol 9nnfen in alien
lbeiIen oes 2nnoes 3unl anrs uon
t03la bis 125 pcrgebcn. Gs beiinoet
iicb cine goltimorer 9nnf oarunter,
uro 5por oie aWcrhonts Nntionol.
gonf. Die 100000 5t i04.i09 uno
100000 ju 103.S75 erb1lt. Cine
oeutih emerifaniihc 9totionalbauf
lit oobcL uno 5por Die Don Sort
@opne. Sno., peldc $4,000 in$10.-
600 9lodcn i'll i03.9t bis t0i5t er.
bnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-22

9ri9aOe.@eueral gonuno Siice
lit i'm 9lIter BON 81 Suhren in ieiuem
Seim in @ateiieIo, @aii,, elmer Ser5-
tranfbeit erIegen.
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Die idlSnen Burt Seppiit nnh @ct.

tertun.6tturiiuuen. 4rndtpoue Scencrien, Sc
aIeitbt Ocm SugaucGnnna.5 5lub. Bcterton it
Der pupud.e FlGg aroBe neue Sotcls RenCr
lhneHet EGmpicr aSuSuuebnnna" icoen 2ielp
itaa. Sonneriiag uno Snmiiag Inn llbr 0ud'
mitid0s Sii Sonuie nm $50 IbenoS. Illit.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-02
ARKANSAS CLOSES
WARM CAMPAIGN
STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS
ARE TO BE ELECTED NEXT
neutrality-suspicious. ARE
UNUSUALLY ACTIVE.

Little Rock, Ark. September IA largo
vote throughout the state in the biennial
election Monday Is indicated by the I'M
usually active campaign which closed to-
day. State and county officers. including
members of the legislature, which is to
choose a successor to United States Sen
ator James II. Berry will be elected. The
democratic state nominees form the only
complete ticket In the field, the republic
cans. the prohibitlonists and the social
lists having nominated candidates for gov
ernor only. Congressman John S. Little,
democratic nominee for governor predicts
that he will have a plurality of 0,OoO
which would be a gain of 1900 over the
democratic plurality two years ago. The
republican nominee for governor, John L.
Worthington, has given out no estimate
of the probable vote. There Is no nomi-
nee for United States senator In opposi-
ton TO Governor jeff Davis. the demo-
cratic nominee for that office, but In a
dozen or more counties there is marked
republican activity toward defeating dem
ocratic legislative nominees.
The payment of the poll tax as a pre-
requisite to voting Is an issue, the re-
publcans claiming that the poll tax
amendment to the constitution was not
legally adopted. The democrats insist that
the amendment has never been directly
before the supreme court, hence that Its
validity Is intact. A proposed amend
ment to the constitution to permit total
levy of 10 mills for state and district
school taxes in lieu of mills will be voted
upon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-02
SOMEBODY MUST
SUFFER PENALTY
THOSE GUILTY FOR COLLAPSE OF
PHILADELPHIA BANK WILL BE
PRosEcUTED-THE RECEIVER
STARTLED BY DISCLOSURES.

Philadelphia, September 1-Justice is TO
be meted out to the men responsible with
Frank X. Nipple, the suicide president of
the Real Estate Trust company for the
collapse OF that institution. Announce
ment was made tonight that the evidence
so far unearthed by Receiver Earle has
been placed In the hands or District At
torney Bell, who is expected to cause
the arrest OF the wreckers.
The names of the men under suspicion
were not made public.
Since his appointment Receiver Earle
has maintained that it. could net have
been possible for President Nipple to so
entangle the trust companys affairs with
out the knowledge of others connected
with the institution. Acting on this I'm
preston he has been persistent In his eff
forts to discover evidence or collusion
Directors, officials and clerks of the
trust company were called before Mr..
Earle today and examined. Later Mr.
Earle conferred with Mr.. Bell. after which
1t was announced that an or the evidence
SO far obtained. had been placed In the
district attorneys hands.
Receiver Earle said:
THE deeper 1 get into this thing the
worse 1t looks. Tho trust funds which I
heretofore thought were intact, have been
tempered with and $50, 600 taken. This sum
is distributed among 326.OO00 go the bank
had In trust, and the loss will not be-
heavy on any one"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-02
CANS Is CONFIDENT
OF BEATING NELSON
NEGRO WIRES TO FRIENDS IN
NEW YORK TO BET ALL THEY
CAN GET HOLD OF AT PREVAIL
ING ODDS.

Goldheld, New, September 1.-Matters
were quiet in pugilistic circles today.
There. was nothing heard from the train
ing camps in relation to the Weighing
squabble and the incident appears to have
been. forgotten in the growing interest
over the championship battle which Is
now only forty-eight hours off.
Nelson transferred his quarters to the
arena this afternoon and he will taper
off his conditioning at the ringsde until
the call of time.
The following men have been selected
to act in the Danes corner on Labor
day.
Tim McGrath, Johnny Reid and Bobbie
Lundie. No one will act as chief adj
wiser to these men,
Joe Cans today sent a message to John
Kelly in New York to bet all he could
at the prevailing odds that he would de-
feat Nelson on Monday next.
The negro supplemented this message
with the statement that he was absolute
1y within weight and that his condition
was perfect. Later telegram was re-
ceived by Lex Rickert from Bat Master
son asking him to- verify the Kelly mes
sage. Rickert replied that the message
was all right, that he himself had seen
from the club president which he immedS
lately sent to town to bet on himself
The wager was placed at odds of 10 to s..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-02
London stock Exchange.

London, September Operations
on the stock exchange during the week
were occupied largely with the settle
ment. but business for the new account
was fairly active and left values not
much changed British securities led
by consols were inclined to weaken,
although the Bank of England secured
a large proportion of the gold In the
market Monday, and its reserve stands
at high figure. The American mar
ket continued to provide the most in
terest. Extremely high prices were
reached early in the week, but the
bears later managed to change the oD-
erations of the pull manipulators to
some extent, and values in many
cases finished few dollars lower. ex-
cept Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe,
and Union Pacific, which closed 81
higher, and Canadian Pacific, which
was SO dearer. The failure earlier in
the week In Philadelphia had de-
pressing effect, but the downward
movement was most assisted by dear
money fears in New York.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-02
VARDAMAN ORDERS
MONDAY HOLIDAY
For First Time In History Labor Day
Is to Be Fittingly Observed
In Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss, September 1-tSpeciaI)-
For the first time in the history OF Mis-
sissippi Labor day has been considered OF
Importance as evidenced by Governor
Vardaman's proclamation, calling on tho
citizens Of the state to observe Septcm-
Der as Labor day. He says:
Now I do proclaim tho day as holt
day within the state of Mississippi; do
urge that It be observed and celebrated
as such by all people of the state wher-
ever they may DO or OF whatever voca-
tion."
Judge Niles OF the federal court has
granted an injunction directing that the
state railroad commission do not attompt
TO carry out Its order of August 20 direct
Ing that the New Orleans and Great
Northern railroad, now building north
from Slidell. La, to Jackson. shall build
through Columbia, Marion county. The In
Junction Is temporary.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-02
BIRMINGHAM MEN
HAVE BEGUN SUIT
cULLoMS FILE STocKHoLDERs
BILL IN CHICAGO ATTACKING
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER
FOR TRADERS INSURANCE co.

Chicago, September 1-Smith Cuilom
and Norwell Cullom, agents of the de-
funct Traders Insurance company. and
residing in Birmingham Ala. today filed
a stockholders bill In the United states
circuit court attacking the recent APP
pointment of a receiver for the company.
The Traders Insurance company lost
$s,54s,OOO in the San Francisco disaster
and was declared insolvent and passed
into the hands of receiver.
The federal court Is asked to decree
the removal of the receiver. who was
appointed by the state courts.
1t Is alleged ny the Culloms that the
stockholders consplred by means of the
appointment of the receiver to escape liza
bility for their losses, IL they had paid
which 1t Is alleged in the bill, the COM
pany would now be solvent with a sur
plus of almost 81 ,0000