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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-26
OUTING FOR SOCIETY
Smart Costumes OH the Club
house Veranda and Lawn.
VISITORS FROM OUT OF TOWN

Senator Clark, of Montana, Returns
Home After Several Months Alb
sepcc in Europe-Mrs. j. Franklin
Dell Goes to Cuba to Join Husband.
Personal Notes Of Interest.
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BY direction Of the President and upon
the application Of Chief Musician John
Kinnaman. band. Second Infantry. that
soldier. upon the receipt of this order at
the post at which he is then serving. Will
be placed upon the retired list. He will
reDair 10 his home
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-26

One Of the interesting weddings OF the
winter will be that of Miss Martha
Worthington, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Worthington, Of Georgetown, to
Hon. John B. Moran, OF Massachusetts,
the Democratic candidate for governor Of
that State Miss Worthington has just
Joined her parents after a four months
absence in Europe, during which time her
gagement was announced.
The Visc0untess de Ia Bassetier. Of
France. formerly Miss O'Donnell of Bal
timore. who is visiting her native land for
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-26

Commander Nebolsine. naval attache of
the Russian Embassy, with Nine. NebCl
sine and children. returned yesterday
from their summer home in New England
To their residence on NJ street.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-26

Mr. and Mrs T. 2. Shonts and the
Misses Shonts left yesterday for New
York. en- route for Panama, where Mr..
Shonts viii receive the President on the
occasion of the latter's visit next month
Mrs. Shonts and daughters win return TO
Washington about November l..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
WormOncn 9lpuitcl gciturbcn.

salt cafe Gitu, lltob. S
Ncbrlor. -- r<nl glltcr bon II Sobrcn
1T III Nldmono, lltub, ser Wtormo.
nen-2Ipoitcl Morrincr ". WcrriQ pc.
ltor6clL ucIdcr 5luci WiuI ol9 3cuQc
5ur SmoOt llntcrillhunp IN Mnib
lnNlpn 1clu0cu iuor0rn mar, 0u6
lettc NioI Dor mcniGcn (ugcn. CT
buttc 0nriibcr pcrnonncn Wcr0cn
ioIlcn, Oh CT lpirflidl. luic 6cbouptrt
porncn icit 0cm Grlob Oca NoOo
rllfihpioltiicitc5 nod cine &ielebe ein,
gcgon1cn ici Wterrin luor reid mo
bate nclln Ghcn 9ei6loiicn. mo e.
bintcrl6Bt iicbcn Wottinneu, bon 81.
ncn cine icOc alli elmer qctrcnnten Nc,
iibrna mobnt. louie 10 S0bnc lnO
l0hter. 10 Gntct lnO pcridic0cnc
llrcufcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
%anfucrhaliniiic in YcOrin NcOrOnct.

Yrprin. ST. s. 6cbulor. - Sn
ocn hicii1cn @uufucrb0Irlillcn lit
groBe &crlthiAlnN cinNctrctcL ntS
olh oic 9Iuirc1luA iibcr Oen Sclblt.
moro ocs Observation-Disclosures Geo.
$. SInnona, lucldcr an 5uct Hon-
fen bctbciliNt lunr, fat iicb Nclcnt, Sic
ilbrigcn Soufcn Der Stuot lin0 Der
oSntcritntc Soninas" mo Der Srlllt
@onf" 5t Siilic Ncfonmlcn. Shon
an Gicrltng lulir0cn ullc EcpoHtp.
rclL mclchc ibr Wclo DcrinngtelL obne
lllnItGn0r nu2tejohIt, lnto bcrtc MIR
Den mir nod lcbr ucni1e 0crortlgc
6orocrltllqen gcitcllt. 2ic yHeoplc'
@ont" 1T nod 9cihlolicn lnO Der
ilbcrlcbcllhc Sbcilbuber. Y. e acc.
len crfldrt lie lpcroc pnrolsicbtlid)
nid)t luiroer rroifnct lucroCn. bis Or.
Sinwlor'a ltobIoB icitNcItclt it,
Coroner @ofcr bolt Den >SnQtct III.
ter 9IilSIdIIlb Der Sciicntlihfcit a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
lSnt GroW's lsrosef.

Om q b Il, 9ebr.. 8. ,Sebr. - Die
@erbonoIlnJ Gcgen Eot Groip, mel.
der ongctIoGt lit, oen WroBihIddter
=. u, Gronbp unlGBlid oer gntfiib.
rllng bon beiien Sobn, 6. u. Guoubu,
jllny Dor iilnf Sobrcn INN $4,000
0cbrodt 5lr bobcn, bat beutc I'M 0i.
'trlft90criht BON IOllgInB.Golmtp III.
rcn 9InlolD 0rnonunen. Won ninint
an, OoB Is mebrcrc Gage omicrn
miro, cine Sllrp neutrality-suspicious.
llICn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
GIcuclouo gcbt nadD bcm Siiocn.

Nufio 0, ~, s. 6ebrltnr. -
Gr.Gr0liOcut Glcpclono bat ole al
i'm crgnnAtnc GinlnolmN, nui oen
,Sobrc9bdntctt Der rGrie.GolIntp gnr.
rcor9(liociution" iuo ocS .2oippcrs'
Ghb" bon Buffalo cine 9lniprad,e jit
bnItcn nit Der liotipirllng abge,
Icbnt, cr beoblihtige IN 9oloe aus
@eiunobeitSriirfiibten cine Sour nod
Oem SitOen on5utreten. bic iid) ieoeu.
ioa3 il6er Ocu Wonot ,Sebruar binons
crItredcn peroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09

IS gic6t in unfercnt aOrper elm llrines lofeS
TurHilid. 6us bon ieiner 5ornl oeIt Nnnten
MurmiJrtdb crblcll. dhcr ietnent llls betnttna
ten 3lucde oicit. oduita gerdb oicies Snrms
illlt 1T Gni6nlennn ullo 3ipdr fnneniltCb TT
,tOae bon bnrtcn Subun8en Die I'm Surnt
ltCgcn bIciDen lulo N ben g6urnlortiub eiit.
orlngcu, eas 8noe III eine bneli petIunienbe
ller bopyeien 5rape. gSo8u Der geurmiortine3
mo mas nod lueit pidttaer iIt 8p5li eine
Gniitnoung oeeIbcr tpenn eS en itdrferee
Odttel qtcUt olele IN lDcnaen Tnaen tbotlidre
Niuutbct. Ytpcnhciiis gerunut. fher 81 Der
Bhirnf SIT nerbilicn init ocii IN icber gtpu-
ibcfe crbdltItcbcH beribnicn q. gettnro trdiI.
ierptl!en. (ARu. .Ni. 81. I&gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
6iIr ocn Tnl cincs 6rIOjug9 in
Gbiun.

W toniIo s. 3ebrlar. Wenerol
major &cOunro gNono trilit 9lnitultcl,
fitr Die NbDnltItng pon6cIOmonGDcru.
lpclhc iif iibcr ocn Ar0Btcl (bCil Ser
Snicl Sl5ou critrcdcn ioucr iO6nl0
Ole 1ruppelpcrit0rtunlcn onlonacn.
Inn 0ie lruppen iilr ciucl chpoigeu
5clbjng in Gbinu ppBubcrcitcn
9toh Dem locbru uer0iicntlidltcn
0cridt bubci lid oic &nIonoiirucrn
in Sabre 1903 uui $LO0OOOO lit
(Solo beIollien lrno oic ScidJGit9lnt.
iGbe aili Dem 9lrdipcI bclicicn lid olIf
$i05, 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09

oouoa Scr 9}cpolutiondre 5uriidae
iiihrt p0brcu0 Is io0tCN, tie m0rcn
0urD Ntou9cl al 2nn0 hcrnorNcutfcn
lporOCn.
Nu35cihnunNrn fiir Sort
Nrtbur'3 Ncrt6ci0iacr,
&ctcr@burn s. Tcbruor --
9oM cincm foiirltbru GrIoB. mel.
der inn nMuBri Euuolio" pcr0ifcut-
Iicht luorNcn iit mcrocu odr56cilrcG.
MGR al Ocm &ricQc Qc0Cn &opan W}c-
OoillCn crhu(tCu. Gic &ertbei0i0cr
pon Nort 9lrtbur mCrocu bcIonoct9
alagC5cId)nct mcrOcn, Sic lpcr0cn
cine iiI6crnc Wc0oiQc crboltcn, pGG.
reno lilr OicicniAcn ncIfc ou
SdIndtCn III 9Soiicr 1u0 5u Sunoc
thcllGcnomucn b0bcn >SronCenlcs
0oiIlcn bon better Torbc bcItiumt
ln1. 9ic Otonnihnitcn lpcIhe nift
im ,Scucr murCll pcroCn @ronccnIc.
Ouillcn bon 0lmtlCr Norbc crbultcn.
9tu6c iu Grou@boifoIirn
no cb II ht t 0on5 bcrNc.
ltClIt.
&ctCr&burM s. Ic6ruor. -
INl Scr Eropjn5 SronaboifoliclL 100
Die Noucrlt Iih mtcr Gii6rlm0 ser
Ncoolrton0rc crhobcn, sic 9icgiCs
runQ0sW|oQo5irC pIijnNCrtCn m6 10
Gee @cuchrc, ionic QroBr Wfcn0cn
Wtunitton crhcutctcn lit sic Nu6C
Olrdot8 nod niht bcr0citcQt. %iclc
Der @Cmcbrc ijnO IN Ghiuo mic0cr IN
Den @cliB Der HcqicrlmN NclonQt ic-
Ooh in bclcbdoiQtcm 3lItonoc Gic
Ncron0cncn Sii6rcr Der NcDoltiunG-
re lullr6en bon ciucm Gric0SQcridt
obQcllrthciIt mo crihoiicn.
Sn ser Gcpcid)c al sen Wiiniitcr
0C3 lNncrcn bciht Is mcitcr, rob
Sron@boifolicn BON cinCr SuuQcr&.
lotD btorobt ut. Slc %orr0tbc uon
N(thI lulo oulNrcDrt lunO @illfc nutG
lo'orl 0clctlttt lucrocn
u II ar Nl ltcu Nclt onSGcb o
u.
F Eict@ nr0, :. Nebrltor, -
Nlc Eolljcl llbcr'tcI Ac'irrn Hlbcnb CT.
nc %CrIollllIIlIl'd nnn Hcnolltlond
rrll illlo ocrboltctc 20 IcItcn0c 9lnor.
Wlltcn' ell'e Nriobl Sonlbe1 Gp,
hoillit liho oilor'0IlIlNhc Shrl'ten
pl'ro'll bC'hloAllohllt.
VI tl0c9 llrt6cil.
N oSfou, s. Gcbruor - Yplto.
uot9fp. Scr <iiuoliuo mcIhrr nm r.
,\omror 1908 bcn General 5rcnnii u,
crmoroen pcrilldtc. m,roc bcutc n,
fjinii1hriorr S5nit nbrr g}rrh6t Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
,Suhn (Srilllllrilla eli

Sohn Grilnnlina cin frilbercr
Contractor, permln0ctc gcitert in
Chicago ieine @ottir mo lid iclbit
olrdb Sd)iiiic llnb mol glunbt, bab
8eioe lterben luer0en. Grininlills mar
icit liinacrcr 3cit fr0ntIid) lllib ailt
iiir geiiteSfronf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09

Sic YEprtSmoutb Stouc &
9ionNc SSorfa" in Tprtslnoutb, .,
brnltnten gciicrn nieber. Wtan id]0tt
0cn &Crillit aui 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09

{. Scbrunr 1906
IN ciuCr am Sicnitan, oCll &. ,Scbrliar 0c6als
irnen s3uB iiir Sircitprcu Der ,,Spurbaut uuu
Baltimore" iilr ouo InmmCuoc %a1r WuvoCu Die
lud'aclnWiCH NCrrCu gCmnhlt:
SbcuourC Nuupcr, NCnrO N 0ilfcu,
Charles Onrlcu. tSruuf a. Nucn
Nuins QtcNm Nubn lIcniaHlc
,>duC5 " EurN GbmurN % Jbomfnu
NeorRc Is. Sculiu3 I&ulou Gcmromcr
RhurO Grpmueu Su6n q Nam'uN
Souala5 g. lbomGc. (5cur0e Euuic
Charles Is 0omcr Charles ~ gScbu
QHm. -. GpnllinQ [uicpb Glcnoentn,
H. GuriOn 0uirmGu Sol H. ,Somo
Nunhuro Runnuu NcnrD T. &odc
N. 'SuriuH gSuiume NcuU g. Matbciu@,
NcnrOc NJ yumb.
M cincr an bcutNcn (ugc Ncbalicucu
Stun0 Der 9rcIlorcu muroc lStlinm s..
GonlIn9 ais Vrd'iocHt. 6rencrid 9t 0uifmun
ais SbGpmcicr mo Gbnrlc3 q. HlibbUrncr ais
0iilta. SmatmciIcr ulcoCrcrudbll.
iB9-42l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
Srbriug's 0eilmittcI.
Ncnc MctGubc sur @cfGmpfuuo bcr
SdpuinoindJt.

>NlmuutiliirunQ Don Nild)tiibCn ru10
@cbonollm0 Ourd sic W}iltb Ger.
iclbcu.-9Ior nGtbitcn &crbit mill
icNoh Ser Nroiciior oo2 @cbcim.
niB ieiner Gnt0cdllNg nid)t pcroi
irntIihcn, - 9lufiln0iAul0 Oc2
ncucu itoIicniidCn &obiueta. -
Baron Signep Sonnino lit Erc-
micr, - &orldufia fem Gjn-
iArciten 0cgeu sic ouirilbreriicbcn
Groiler3 mti sen S5ebriocn. -
GorcOs9(rmcc muf Dem Wiorldc
uQd &ouoon
@crlin s. 6cbruor 49, Erorc'cr
GmiI BON 9cbrinM Der Gntocdcr 0c2
TiphtGcriti8.Gcrlm3. fiinoiatc in ci.
ncm bclltc Dor Dem 0clltlhcu Son0.
lpirtbithuit 9iotbc Acholtcncn %oc.
trn9 obermol2 bCn GntlhllB on leln
ncuca Shlpin0iuht0.0cilmittcl &c
hcint }lt bultcn, bis sum NcrbIt. Glc
n0mihc NnfijnOiamA bate cr ihon
irilbcr in GoriS acnlod)t Ger Eroa
lelipr bclprod) III NGn9crcm Die Ne.
tbo0c sur 9cfdnpilug Der Sdluil0r
lldt Ourd) MnmumiiirlnG Scr !Oiilh.
fiihc. Scin ,}luCd lit, N}ild) 5t cr-
lun0Cn, mcld)c inummilircn0c GigCn.
ldoftcn bcliBt. Gr beonprlldt bic
les Vroblcul onnGbcrn0 lrIGlt 5ll bo-
ben. MlnNC Nilhc o6cr Hun0cr lucr=
0C1 nit elmer NIiIlliQtcit bcbun0clt,
lpClhc Eroiclior NCbrin0 Subcrtulo'c
ncnnt. Siciclbc miro OCn HrnOCrn
oli 0oucr BON 5luci o0Cr bier 9Sodcn
micoCrbplt lultcr 0c Ndtt Ciu0c
lpribt I0a NcllmittCl lit unl0nNIld)
ic6r foItipicliN, neil ca lolt utm6Qlit
lit, bniiclbc olf I0ngcrc 3clt in Nutcm
3lltul0 5l erhottcr, 0llcin 1un5 fiiri
lid lnll cine Qtctho0C cntOCctt nor.
0Cn lCilr. 0lrd 0CrCn 9lmUCn0lnN e
}ll mGBigcn Soften crboItcn pcrOcN
funn.
EroIcIior @r6riuA bat ouh &ii6C
bcbunoclt, brrcn W}ildb Die Griitcn5
b0aorti9cr SubCrfulole bcmica, ouciu
bic Nojillcn ucrlhunnOcn nuh mcby,
lu0hiQcr NcbonOlunG. behring's
(bcpric it, 0ob @in0cr 0llrh WiiIN
BON MilbCr, ucIdlc 0urd) lCinC Nc
bou0lm0 inm1n uurocn, iclbit int.
mum DCr0cn.
Go8 0r0Btc Sc8c(i dill
Scr Wclt.
Wrcn1cr6opcn s. Scbrllor. ---
Cos 8robtc ScacIicbifi Scr McIt
pur0C bclrtc I'M 9iidnerS'iden Shilf5s
boubofe 0obier bonn Stopcl gcloiien.
Is lit 43S SUB lang "a SUB brett
m0 icinc MniicrDcror0ngun8 bctrG0l
5000 Sonncn
StulicnS ucurS aobtnct.
u ON, 8, 6cbrllnr - 3oo ncuc
itnlicnild)c aobinCt. pclcd)9 0cnt am
-2~tScbrunr 5lriifoCtrctcncn WtlniIte-
riltnl Sorts i'm glnltc nadIolqt, miro
bcutc ongcfilnoi9t IS bcltcbt ans
iplgcnoCn Scrrcn:
Ercmicr uno Wilniitcr 0c9 &nncrn
- Baron Signcp Sonnino;
Wiluilter OeS NiSpGrtigcn - Orni
0licCiorOini;
&uiti].NiiniItcr - Siqnor Socd)i;
Wiiniitcr ocs SNoBoni9 - 2lligi
2i35otti
6inon3.@iniitcr - Sionor gu
lnn0ro;
Ndcrbnu.liinIitcr - Signor Eon.
tuno;
llntcrrihts.N .Nliniitcr - Signor 20.
icli;
Wiiuiiter iiir 0iicntlidc 9nltcn -
Si1nor Gornine
arcga. .Niniitcr - SiQnor Wlui,
noli;
Observation-Disclosures - }(bmirol Nj.
rnbcllo;
9ltjniitcr ocS EDit. mo Sclcgro.
pbcnuclcn6 9lIirC0o Tnccrlli.
Gic ncltcn Der ncucn Wtintitcr iin0
Gonieruotipe, ulcin Sigllor Edntulo
qcbort 5lr rcpubIifollilden Enrtci
mo SiAnor Socdi lit Der 6iibrer brr
9iublfulcn
@rof 8uiceiuroini Scr uere Wini-
tier oes qluamdriiacn. gebort 3u cincr
tosfoniidcn 9lbcIsfonilic. Gr lit Gin
El,fcl 1cs berilbn,tru f1nrrutitiichr,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
Grn. 6. u. Griitentpnl

Grn, 6. y. Griitentpnl
Wert6cr Serr! Safe's Spnep
. ui Sprcbnuns amo Gar bot mir
70 oftmaIs eeboIIeu. lpcuu Id
bon bcftiacm Snftcn unS lblps
t! rer GrfdIiuug erorillsn wuroe.
Dab i0 mid cHtf6Ioifen babe,
- Sbncu 81 geiiuticn, nab Sbrem
9cIic6en icoWcocn Sc6raud
bon mcncm nHnuf9eforbcrt ab.
GcIc8lcn Seueuib 5u mahcn.
SD babe rie 6ubcr I'M Sn.
" tereiie iraeno elmer 9atent,Te
oiiin mcine 5e0er In bic 9int
---- Gclantt icoo6 1T Der Berib
bieicS SciImitteIs cln 70 uefent
li0cr. rnb i'd mil Scroniieen
= BON mciner blS9eriDcn 0clupbnr
bcIt abilcbc. uno hnncI6e slneu,
-- oic all hiefcr aaoemrineu straut
bcit Der 8inicr.e .eaircn Ietoen,
- Der8Ii9 empfebIr. SO aIanbc
ibailddIib. bab wcniacr wcrtb.
. loIc strtiicI i'm MarIic icin mir.
T. ben, ucun 5ubcrIdfilee ecute Die.
-- fe3 SeiImitteI, bas foIloc Bor.
5iiee beTitt, gcDrun6rn uno em
---- pfcbIen niirben.
sI6tunasbou
s. ". Hidarbs,
- V|nnnger oer Wdnbaitnn Rrc0
slifoctuiton,-
'--- IA unb &c, geiep'Str., Geip.y .yotf
Illcn Nputbcfern berfanft.
SabuMcl,Srupf hcifcu n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
Sin icltrncr Yinno. .Gnrnnin.

Sti5. Sin Pidninu. butieinca .jubriini
hns ncn etuu 800 fpileie ia bct Gn5 6r
NerfniI bon cincm Afuiiicr eelaiicn muroen
Der Die Sinot peruiien bat. llni cinc idncl,
len &erfnuf III belueriftcugcuL III Der @reis
nuf Die dliberii nteorAe 3ab bon Sil1 yndt
ySsrocn oeli &eriuui Guf inonuiliole gbjnbnng
I'll erem eerineen sluiiLhIng i'm Elets nrrdns
uiren IS 1T oies cine teItenc Setegenhett
Elm itriIt botieines @inrino IL iebr niebrieem
Ereis 81 iunen.
d. gers & SpGn.
eicitmah. q auu. 9aacrbnns.
CIR. "a, Rcit. Snrntcgn' straec.
f35--O 0sgcnilber Sieipnri'o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
Baltimore Sransfcr Gompagnic
ieHf mn nrr

2h0DIlVfr Upn fiabts un0 NpnlOnth' StraRr.
bat lire IneOitunp Inl ncbrcrc ,Slihrluerte
(gansJ nergrUbGrt mo III lcGt I'M Stdnoc.
ai0be,n hon V0ns ~ Sans 81 bei1racrn Hfro
fir Die gnibelpubrln0 poer &ericuouu0 III Der
padcn Rrompie mo 5nperdii0c Nebicnnng
miro 5uGcitcert tj2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
Gbirh llntinnal Sunk

Baltimore. unS Gurtb etrabc.
GrlndJt nm Sbr Guntu.
ScpOiitUrinm,
%cr. Staatcn, Staat nno Staht.
d. M. spcSSrn, Qrdfoeuf.
Hobert ". Smith, &ice=Rrdii6ent.
Jpbn u. Sippci, Nufitrcr
u. y. GrUudl, 6itiss3aircr.
Sircfturcn:
Seltr Ionu3, z. y. WiehGrb,
slllten Y, Yuutb. Mi1uel Sdllub.
SSlil, \. NpuHcilO, Hubt y. Smit5.
1eo5, SttNcrao Nubt NJ. Spcbocn,
Scu. ". Guil. inl., u g. Come
y9nl, v. 0ummono AFurrnn %dnbincr,
y. s.. 8u0, 9nuiS &. Nonng,
\ &un. Mtiboenoori.
(San11tSiu,Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
Saa bette !5eilmittel fir
9uitell,
Grfdltnng,
6eilerfeit.
Snflnell5a
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&On alien 9lpotbcferu perfanft.

&isc'S 3aBumrD'Srppfen bciIcn h
cincr Winntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09

- Ger @orbs9(opofot luciQcrt lCb,
Sdrittc Qcgcn bic oGroitcra" Der Sc.
bri0cns,>nicl Norro 5ll crArrifcll, mel
che iicb Der porbcr ais g8il0purf sic
ncnocu. bcuohbnrtcn <Nlcl &0tcrioy
bcmGtbtiat lmo OicicIbc lmtcr ljd) per.
thcilt bubCu. &otcriup lit UlAcutblm
Der SoOn Wor0ol Gotbcort mo oir.
iclbc fom iid). luic Der %orO 9IOootot
crfl1rt, MIR Olr6 cine GjuiltloQc 9lbs
billie pcrid)oiicn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
DATES FOR REGISTRATION.
Board Arranges Program for Voters Of
 COumfy.

J. ]. Johnson, A. Guy and NJ. A. Benjamin. the members of the Board of Registrars of Montgomery county. will on July begin sittings for the purpose of holding the biennial regis- tratiou of the voters of the county.
 From July to inclusive, they will hold their sessions at the court house and Beats Nos. l to comprising most Of the city will register during that week. Beat [, the remaining city beat, will be taken at the court house JuiY 25, after the country voters have been registered.
 From July to 13, sessions will be held at TeasIey's Mill in Beat l2; Pine Level. beat fS; Dublin. beat 1%; Stod- dard's store, beat Is; and Union Acad- emy, beat f6, respectively.
 On July 14 the Board will take care oftne voters of Beat 10 at Crenshaw's store; on Beat 2f at Mount Meigs July Is; Beat 17 at Pike Roads on the 17th: Beat at Oak Grove on July Is; Beat ii at Robinson's Cross Roads on July 1s; Beat at McGehee's Switch on Ju- 1y 20; Beat IS at Carter's Store. Beat 19 at Browns Store. and Beat 20 at Walkers Store on July 21, 23 and 24, respectively.
 In addition to the above program, the Board will sit at the court house for the purpose of registering quali- fed voters, July 1s to August Ii. Au- gust 20 to 25, September to 21 and September 24 to 29. From August IS to 1S and from August 27 to September 1, inclusive, sittfngs will be held for the purpose of purging the registration IfSta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
WnIis-Bobbitt.

Clayton, June 22.--(SpeciaL)- )-R A. Willis, formerly of thls county. but now of Gadsden, and Miss Carrie Bob bitt of this place. were married here last night, Rev. J. E. sampley, of Ozark officiating.
 The ceremony was performed at the Methodist Protestant Church of which the bride is a member. after which a large concourse of invited guests re- paired to the residence Of the brides grandparents for social enjoyment
 The music for the occasion was in charge of Mrs. Lula West and long be- fore the hour for the ceremony arrived. the house was filled to overflowing and the delighted audience listened with rapt attention to number of beau- tiful solos. followed by the bridal chorus, rendered by a dozen trained voices. and then keeping step to the wedding march the attendants and principals entered and took their re- RpectiVe positions at the altar
 MT. Willis. now a successful youna business man of Gaosden, is a son of MT. J. J. Willis. of Mount Andrew. n wealthy merchant and planter ana for a number Of years tax collector Of this county.
 Miss Bobbitt is the grand daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Crews. her pa- rents having both dled wheR she was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
TROY socfETY,
visiting Young Women Were Enter
 tafned At German.

tafned At German.
 Troy. June 22.-(Special IA number of visiting girls are honorine Troy society with their presence this sum. mer and last evening a german was given at the Troy Rifles armory for their entertainment. Among them ara Misses Shepard of Edgefield, South Carolina and Miss Thach of Auburn, guests of Miss Lillian Brantley; Miss SeaIy of Cuthbert. Ga. the guest of Mrs. Arthur Foster; Miss Worthy Of Texas, the guest of Mrs. Wiley; Miss Josie Henry of Mobile. the guest of Mrs. E. C. Chaffin; Miss Pace of Geor- gfa, Miss sowell of Columbia. Tenn
 Sidney J. McMath. who has been To- cal freight agent of the Central Of Georgia Railway for a number of years, has been promoted to the same post tion in Columbus, Ga, the change to take place July 1st. He will move his family to Columbus. October the 1st. Eugene Boone. who has been as- sistant freight agent. is advanced to the position vacated by Mir. MeMath and his family will occupy the McMath home this fall.
 yesterday afternoon Professor E. L. Merriam of Montgomery gave an organ recital in the First Baptist Church Professor Merriam has been here a number of days adjusting electric mo- tors to the pipe organs in both the Methodist and Baptist churches.
 Troy Is to have free mall delivery with the coming of the new fiscal year. The ten thousand dollar receipt re- auisite has been reached and passed and there Is no further doubt of the delivery system being granted by the government Tn recognition of the growth of the postoffice business, the post masters salary has again been increased.
 Mrs. j. M watkins has returned from d three weeks trip to Boston. New York and other eastern places.
 Mrs. Eugene -Murphree is home from a visit to relatives In Columbiana.
 MT. John Gamble and wife who have been visiting Washington the past week, accompanied by Miss Brantly returned home yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
SKIN ECZEMA
 IN WORST FORM
 .----s----- Black Splotches All Over Face - Produced Severe itching Years Treatment by Physicians Did No Good and Became Despondent Affected Parts Now Clear as Ever Alabama Lady's
CURE BY THE
 CUTICURA REMEDIES

aAbout four years ago I was afflicted with black splotches oil over my face and few covering my body, which produced severe itching irritation and which caused me great deal of annoy ance and suffering, tosuch an extent that was forced to call in two of the leading physicians of my town. After thor ough examination of the dreaded com pIaint they announced it to be skin eczema in it's worst form. They treated me for the same for the length of one year, but the treatment did me no good.
 Finally l became Respondent and decided to discontinue their services. Shortly afterwards, my husband in read- ing a copy of a weekly New York paper saw an advertisement of the Cuti- cura Remedies. He purchased the en- tire outfit, and after using the contents of the first bottle of Cuticura Resolvent in connection with the Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the breaking out entirely stopped. continued the use of tho Cuticura Remedies for six naonths, and after that every splotch was entirely gone and the affected parts were left as clear as ever. I have not felt a symp- tom of the eczema since, which was three years ago.
 "The Cuticura Remedies not only cured me of that dreadful disease, eczema, but other complicated troubles as well; and have been the means of others being cured of tho same disease by the Cuticura Remedies, and don't hesitate in saying that the Resolvent is the best blood medicine that the world has ever known" Lizzie E. SIedge,
 $40 Jones Ave, Oct. 28, 1905. Selma, Ala. Sold throughout she world cuticuxa scnp z5e oant- men S0e Resolyent soc Gin form of Chocolate Coated Pils, 23c- vial of D0), he had of all dsugxiA Potter Drug and Chem Corp Sole Props, Bosou. Mass. sHow to Cure Disdxnrine Huraora."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
noEEnr M,cUaDY TO SAIL.
He win Join His Father on Europea
 Cnuffuquf.

New York. June 22.--'rhe Tribune to- day says:
 Robert Fl. McCurdy. former general manager of the Mutual Life insurance Company will sail for Europe within a day or two He goes to join Richard A. McCurdy, who just after he resigned as p:esfden3 of ths comoary went abroad.
 At the time hTs fatcer sailed MT. MeCurdy declared he would reinaln 'e face the sto~m that had already began to raSe around the heads of the former officers of the company. He was here during the investigation of the tns''r- ance grand jury, but was not cailsd ss a witness. Since thct body completed it's work. which resulted i'll the .ndlct' ments of Former Vice Prcsidenl @ Sii, lette and Granniss, 1t Is understood that the elder McCurdy has expressed a de' sire to hea~ in dstafs sbcut the feve- Iations"