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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
THE KAIsER's VOICE.
His WOrdsPreserved on First Perma- nent Roll in Phonetic Archives.

Century.
 One of the novelties of the last few years Is the establishment of phonetic i, archives, in which the voices of note- worthy persons are to be preserved. The first record actually taken for such a permanent archive in America was that of a European. Through
 the American Ambassador, Charle- magne Tower, I applied for record of the voice of the German Emperor. for preservation In durable material in Harvard University. the National Mu- scum at Washington. and the Library of Congress at Washington. The re- cord is to be kept as historical doc ument for posterity. The Phonetic Archives at the institutions mentioned are to include records from such per- sons as will presumably have perma- nent historical interest for Americah The importance of the undertaking can be estimated by considering the present value of voice records by De- mosthenes, Shakespeare. or Emperor William the Great
 The Emperor consented and the ap
 paratus was set up in the palace asked for four records, one for each of the institutions mentioned and one for my own scientific investigation. The Emperor, however, made only two records, designating one for Harvard University, and the other for the othe purposes. The two records were made | by phonograph (with specially select ed recorders) on wax cylinders. Such cylinders are of no permanent value. | because they are often injured by | mold, and sooner or later they always l crack owing to changes in tempera- ture.
 From each original master record" | metal matriX was made by coating | it with graphite, and then galvano-
 plating it. The wax master record
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

property. Taken apart both the city and county would appear to have ex- ceeded the limit. but portion of the city's debt was made prior to the adoption of the constitution and fer water works and other purposes which are excepted from the rule.
 The tax rate for 1906 is for the city $112.50. the county 55 cents. and State 65 cents. total of s2.32.50 on the hundred valuation.
 The conclusion reached from an ex- animation of the resources and finan- cial condition of the county Is that with the usual one mill tax for road and bridge purposes. supplemented With the surplus from the general fund. would enable the county to construct about ten miles of hard roads annually. and within ten years penetrate every portion of the county without incur ring a furher bonded indebtedness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

herewith hand you the same together with the revenue to the county for these years.
 Assd values in the City S16931S51 Assd values in the Country. 5.S15,64O
 Total Assd values in City Total revenue to the County at 50 cents per hundred dollars S13648494
 1905.
 Assd values in the City ..s17.146,927 Assd values ill the Country. 6.3S6.347
 Total Assd value of the
 City and Country .s2s53s274
 Iotal revenue to the County at 55 cents on one hundred dollars $129.- 433.00
 Assd values of the City .s1s,s47. 900 Assd values oi the Country. 5.067273
 Total Assd values. city
 and Country s24,s1427s Total reyenne S,lnH to the County at 55 paid by the City in 1904. .s1Oli59l 10 Paid by the Country in 1904 34.Ssas4
 Total .....:. ...... .s136,4S4.94 Pad by the City in 1905 j.. ,ss4'8Os.1o Paid by the Country in 1905. 35124.9O Paid 9'S! by the City in 1906 s1ss' siSs' stss9S tss9S falu oN the country in 1906. 32 2S0 0o
 Total :. ;...,,. .sl35.87S. 50
 Hoping that this may be satisfac- tory am very respectfully yours.
 Morgan $. Gilmer
 TO the sum derived from taxes on property are added: Receipts from licenses, $13.13610; solicitors and judg- es, fees, s9,47o.23, mortgage tax, sl,- 95716 and other sources which for the year under comparison from April 1, 1905, to April l, 1906, amounted to SPA 563.55. making the total revenues of the county for the year 1906, sl59,- 94l.99
 When the present Board began its term the bonded indebtedness of the county was $425,o00 thirty year five per cent bopds and $35,000 twenty year six per cent jail and court house bonds. The latter are due and paya- ble in April, 1907, and 1t is the in tention ot the Boar6 to pay them in cash and not by rcfunding them. The county retained the right under the act of the Legislature to call in A certain number each year and exer- cislne that right the president of the Board has paid and canceled S16.5o0 and called for the 1st of October ten thousand dollars more but they have l not Vet been presented for parment The conditIon uf the court house | building anu the offices of judge of l probate, chancellor, clerk of the city | court and other offices demanded re- pairs and better and safer facilities | for the transaction of the public bus. | mess and the preservation of valua. | ble public records. These and some necessary repairs to the jail cost ap. proximately $lO,000. The books anc papers of the probate office are now
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

was then removed (being destroyed by the process). leaving a mold from which "positives"-that is. copies of the original-could be cast. Durable positives were cast in hard shellac composition and in celluloid. Some casts were also made in wax, and new metal matrices were made from these. In this matter the following material was obtained: CD A metal matrix and positive of Record No. 1. depos- ited in the National Museum at Wash ington; CD similar set of Record No. 1. deposited in the Congressional Library at Washington; (3) similar set of Record No. 2. deposited in liar yard University; (4 a complete set of for both records Ga metal matrix and positive of each), which l present. ed to the Emperor; and (5) reserve set of both These are the only re- cords of the German Emperor's voice which exist at the present time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
USE OF WIRELESS
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE TO
 SIGN AGREEMENT.
Snip and Shore Regulations as Put Forward by Ambassador Tower
 VIII be Adopted.

Berlin. Nov. 3.-Thed elegates to the wireless telegraph conference fin- ished their work today and expect to sign convention Saturday. The agreement will be framed on the principle of free inter-communication between all systems. but Great Brit ain and Italy will sign with -eserva- tions designed to protect .he existing arrangements with the Marconi com pany.
 The delegates of the United States at the beginning of the conference an- nounced their purpose to be for an in- ternational agreementproviding for tho unrestricted exchange of messages be- tween ship and shore regardless of the system of radio. telegraphy used The term "radio-telegraphy" was cho sen as the one to be used officially in defining the new function of electrie- ity.
 Germany supported the United States regarding inter- communication between ship and shore. but during the first sessions of the conferences pra-. tically all the delegates opposed the idea of a free exchange of messages between ship and shore as one which if persisted in, might bring the con ference to nothing
 Great Britain resolutely led the op position to both contentious but stool ultimately alone. except for Italy, all the other maritime powers taking ths United States views and voting with the United States In the final impor tant roll call on Wednesday, Tho Italian delegates from the first said they were unable to join in the inter naturalization of wireless telegra phy. being precluded from % doing by co7- tracts with the Marconi comrany
 The British delegates desired the conference to accept the general prin- ciple of free ntercommunication. pro- vided the companies agreed. Great Britain afterwards yielded to the ship and shore proposition.
 The conclusions of the conference appear to be that all the maritime powers except Great Britain and Italy are united on the principles of free communication. Great Britain and Italy, 1t was shown, would join ex- cept for their contracts. which may. it was intimated, be bought off by ne gotiation with the Marconi Company. In the meantime until the expiration of the contracts, Great Britain will allow other companies to put up coast stations.
 The naval and military stations. of all the powers are naturally excluded from the terms of the convention and also any government may exclude station open to public business. But excepting Great Britain and Italy, probably all the governments will de clared that they will ot avail them selves of the privnt es.
 io-telegraphy VII have an in- ternational bureau of information and d clearing house similar to the Inter national Postal and Telegraph bureaus at Berne.
 On Ambassador Tower, as the rank
 l-NA duty of upholding the position of the United States. The final action of the congress is regarded by h's colleagues as largely due to the way in which MT. Tower met objections, day after day. in open debate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
She Looked Like That

You'll have to pay for that little boy, you know said a car conductor az sressively to an un. repossessing pas senger with thin lip sand a prominent chin. "Of course, she replied. hand
 ng him the fare. "I expected to pay for him. Do l look like a person that would try to cheat the company out of } cents?" Well" exclaimed the az grieved conductor, you do. That's what made me speak,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

l herewith hand you the same together With the revenue to the county for these years.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
Su0ien etc.

0icnltdg nm 8 llbr Nodmitt0Qs
lod) Santoico per 0ompfer bon 90
iton; nm 10 ltbr gbcnoS nab Mapoz ,
CUES per Gompier y@inober" (BoIt.
ioden nad) onoeren Sbeilen bon
Eorto 9tico miiiien per 8inober"
ooreilirt iein); nod) Snouguo, Sopti
unb Colombia per Compiler .@roe.
cio".
Yfittmo6 49, nm 10 ltbr a6en0s
nad Gubn, Yucnton mo Gompede
per 9anpfer .GSpcrnn3o"; nod Gen. +
trol-Imerito, Colombia, Banana,
Der aonoI5one unO 0en iiioIiden ga,
cificsSGien per 0nmpfer pia Colon; .
nod Den 2cemor0s mo @in0marO-
SnieIn unO Guinea per 0ompfer q
vYorimo"; nod) Somaico per Gam, o
pier bon philadelphia. =
9onneritog nm 10 llbr @benoS
nod Den VobomnS per 0ompfer Sc
neco," pin Noiiou. /
6reitng nm 10 ltbr 9[6en0S nad
Neilfnnoluno per 0ampfer .Hoid. q
Iino"; mad Curacao, @ene5ltela uno
Colombia per 0ompfer .3ulia"; nad +,
Borto Hico per Compiler ,Goono,"
pio Gan Sllon; na6 Granada mo
Griniooo per 0ompfer oWoropol"; 4
nod ben So Elotos@ egenocn per
Dompier D@bitgiit"; mad Sumnica,
Fononta, Der Sonol5one uno GoIom.
bia per Compiler go 8loto". J
Die Yoit nod I~eufunolane, bia
Noro.S iOnep unO nad Miauelon, bia 4
Bolton, id)lieBt bier t6gIid nm 3 ll6r
NadmittagS; mad Cuba, pia Campo,
tdgIid nm ltbr No6niittagS, nod
Gotta Hica, SonouroS (OitfiiIte). Gi.
caragua (OitfiiIte) uno @iiotomatn,
bia TemsO Orleans, tdglid nm 10 llBr
Ibenos. 5
Grams g ncific g o Il.
Wtontog INN 7 ltbr Abenos mad
Sapon, Gorea unO China (nllr ipe-
5icl ooreiiirt). pio Seattle.
Gienltag - nm I llbr Aben0s nab
Solpoii, pio Sou 6ronciSco.
Wtittpoh - I llbr AbenoS nod)
Goreo. China mo oen Ebi.
lippinen, pin 8oncouper.
lie EoIt nab Somoii, Guam uno
Den Gbilippinen, pio San SronciSco.
bier tGglid nm Z llbr AbenoS
bis gum I. Sui; mad Neil.S eelnno,
aitltrolien, Nelt.Goleoonien, Somoa.
Somoii nno Slit Snieln, oio San
6roncisco, tGglif I'M I llbr AbenoS
bis gum s. Sill. /
". SatlSarris,
Eoitmeilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

96iie far'S auslaao teiorat G. Maine, g,r.
I13, Eit.SaItimpre. str. nabe 9ptumbpnit.Aps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

8iiter3uge bei6ditigt mar, be6auptct,
ees 3ugperionol babe %obipringen II.
lid bintcr eiuem Son0bitgel p~erltef.
Fen miiiicrt. Cine @ronntc traf ein
ScGcIlobr5eug ouf Der S0be bon
&tIIolgbbp 9eod) mo Orebte eS poa.
liGnOig I'M &rciie nm. Webrere BON
0en @ronoten limo bcreit9 aufgefur.
htn morOeu. Inter bcn 6roltcr in
MinolNbbp hcrriht Nrobe Nl10it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
SnnitGtS- 0cridlt.

@cnigcr IoocSfGac, ole inn &oriu1.
re. 49, S6min0iud)t forOcrt luit.
Der &c OpiCr. - GrfronflmQcn
an Sen Wtaiern Boben 5uGenom.
mClt.
Ger @crid)t Oe& @eiurobcitS . %.
portcnlcntS fir sic nit Dem %. SUM
becnbctc ISOLDE SCigt, Dob iid in ser.
iclbcn tG6 5obcSiGae ereigneten &c.
0cn 800 IN scr gleid)lolticnOcn @OAe
pes &oriobreS, 154 in 1904 unb t76
in 1903. Die i1brlide So6cSrote pro
1000 Scr Ginluobncr bctrltg 1900;
1872 fir @ciBe uno 2t,S0 fir Die
Ncgcr. Gic bolptiGdli6Iten CODES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
@Oit6ei6rsernnn nadl Ocm NnalanOe:

Gle ouSl1noii6e Boit iiir Die am
30. sunni cnoenOe ISOLDE i6IieBt, in
ollcn 6GQen piiuftlift I'M Sohrtbil.
rcnu mie folgt:
Die Endct-Eot lit tGalid pom 8
llbr Morgcn8 bis 3 llbr Iad)mittagS
oifelt nltSQcnommcn Sorntoas.
Gie Godct.8oIt nod 9euti6lan0
idlIeBt Inn fl lt6r BornlittagS am
q, &lni; no6 @roBbritonnien mo
SrIono GienitoG9 uno 6reitogS Inn
. llbr 9iohmittogS.
9ompfcr fobrcn bon Nepsgorf Cd
bis onoermeitig ongegebcn.
EronS. atIarti6 Soft.
0icnitog INT I llbr @(ben0S nadl
Srlono per Gompier oGeutonic,~ pin
Queenstown HoItioden nod anoe-
rem GbciIcn bon europa miiiien per
Selttonic" o0reliirt ietl).
Wtitttuoh - nm Z llbr Abenos nod)
europa per Iompfer .9cuti6lono,"
pio GlDnlout6. Gberbourg mo Sam.
burg; nm 10 ll6r 9lben0S nof @lt-
ropo per Compiler ga Bropence,"
pio SABRE 8oitioden nod @roBbrt
tonnien un0 Srlono miiiien per 60
BroOcncc" a0reiiirt iein).
6rcitng nm 3 llbr Ho6mittogS
per Compiler bon Bottom; INN 7 llbr
IbenoS nod europa per 9ompier
st. 2oiliS" uia Ylumolttb mo Cher
bolr9 Goitio6en nod) Srlono mill
len per ct. 2ouiS" ooreilirt iein; INN
10 llbr NbenoS nod europa per
Compiler oGtrurio," oin Queens.
tolun.
Boit mad Glib. uno Cen.
trail. Imerifa a, 90 It.
Su0ien etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

Yer N%0tlDll0Ilt1t nod iDorcn 1UI
in Sen &er, Stooten ~geboren un6 %
I'M %GuSIon0e; 80 morcr Neger. &icr
EoneSfGac erci0neten iiG i'm n9op.
&iem.gicp," 90 in sen SoipitGIern Ii.
fl in onberen InItoltcn. 9reiun0,
5ipon5ig G~oroncrS- SnqueIte muroen
o6Qeboltclt.
Sn89Cion1mt ipur6en n @e6urten
gcmclOct, BON 6enen 60 @eiBe. If
Ncgcr, "a mGnnIid)cn uno 81 tpei6.
Iid)en @cidledJtS morcn, Die fol-.
acnocn 6duc bon onitedcnoen&ranf.
hpitrn mllrnen nltnnnnnIAnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
erauSgcbol II.

Seransge6oIfen II. Ga.
tient; oSbr Gonturrent nmoncirt,
Dab er sic 3Gbne uoaItdnoig idJmer5-
los 5iebt. Bermogen Sic oos ni62"
3abnor5t: n9tber natiirlidJl @as
Der fam. fam ih audi" - Eutient:
y9to, Damn nal los - ser bier lit
es!" 3obnor5t Giebt Ben 3abn,
nobel ser Yntient fiirdterfih idlreit):
nSot's 0elm lpeb' getban?" - go
tient: .Nber iurdtbarl" - 3abn.
ar5t: .Na. ieben sic, uno oaS nennt
incin Gonfurrent - ihmer5loSl"
Gdiie fir'S susiaao beiorgt G. Maine, Gr.
Ala, Cit.SaItimpre. str. nsbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
Sarub sites, ,,Telubte.Sune."

NprDoNsNde bet EDfns nhb WDfttIsGtt.
Sduptaliartier oeS 9efdngbertinS n0leIos
bic. Sinafiunben ieoeu 9onnerttag gIbeno.
@erfammluneen beg n@entennioI Weeaers
gereiis" ieoeH 2. uno 4. Sisnftda i'm
Wspnat. SeIepbon - 0tt. Beruot, 2666 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
0iubert Boil uler'S
&. epnhn,s aieltanrant.

9r. 923, Rorb.Goen., Gde Aafbuuh. Ctr.
@eriammIunGsIuf1I 6es n4ntonia : Cons
eIapeS gr. 996. 8. 8. g." petenbcns9ts
ftrifts Nr. 1867 ~S&iner.S tftrifts Nr.
1903, 3. u.s@." uno n9iitritts Rr. SO,
>. u.s@," SaIle an 8ereine 5I bermie'
then. Seinite 9iere. g9eiue uno nnoere
0etrdrfe. 3eIepbou: g. & V. Dolfe 629 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

Gr. 135, Sarrifon., nube aeSiueton.str.
Geo. @iIntber, IT,, Brarsgo.'s Nier I'M
Sapf. Nnrmer Hunf6 ben IL bis 1 ubr
Na1ulittueS. @Ie oeuIi6eu Bidder Iinb
olm Befu6e eineeInben. 9. Il B.'Tele.
pbon - Wlt. Bernon 603 X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
abam Wnps's Setaurant,

sr. 1t04, rb.Gentral.HOeHne
Der ngsorboft Sntmerludbrenoet Bcnnerein
bon Baltimore" ~berfdmmelt il6 bier ies
oeft Wontog. - 9eprge Brebrl 4 Cons
Bier am 8apt nab beutftcr art btteft
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

Sine beutide 6rau ats aU6ir, ioiuie Sum
gSalben NIB 8iaeln in elmer Sdlr!lie bon pier
gerionen; muh cine cute SDdlih tetn hno Gug'
Iiidl i%predIcu. Qu6r $4 pro gS01e. gta1s
3~nfrngen 5luii1en 6 uno I ll6r 4belos IN ar,
2133, Ct. gaal. etraRe, ODER man ~aoreiIire
Wrief an obiae goreiie. (174-Sl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

Gurbu 1.6de @Uagb. uMo GaroltnesStrahe
Saiptauartier bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BereinssB erIammInneen ie6en 9orrsrftna
Mbeno. 9teue Witgiieoer :utltoHrneH.
Bor5iiaIiheS Bier bet -NationaI.Srau
ret~ ant 8npf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
3it %berfanfen:

Ser 5tpeiitofige 2aoen uno @obn.
baus Nr. 2S0S, Sairmoltnt- Ioenue;
biaieer @runO5ins. Na6suiragen
bel 6. s. 0aaaggcr, Nr. 2407, Tair-
monnt.Iucnne. GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
Gin garaatn fir Seimitatte.eu6er.

5ebn ader auie1 rrbaren aanSes fir Sc,
%nliilebdi, IA Wieile bon 9ubnftation uno 10
Wleilen bon Der Staot. bel sMfternfhuaIeHs
Sanhitrabe, e%ntferilt, in Inne glruIoeIsGonuib ;
Yreis $3.50.
MnRerbem Gin 8 aub IL Gfer Grunbiti6 NIB
elm 2 Mdcr 0runoftiid.
Sdltte aeaen Baar; 9eft nan Sbrer Nequetns
Ii6feit. Sommt pprbereitet ANN gIbfdlub SeS
SanoeIs, ipenrt enb oas 2ano eetdlt.
@emiiIeiarm poer SaucIy.
10 Melleu bon ber Stuot In slitne lrunbeIs
gountb, 116 Vletlen bon 9a9ltitofipn; aren5t
~ MetIe nnr slrm oeS MaenfbUa6luiies piro
fofort fir $3.50 h~erfauit. NSenn sic lpirffid
einen idtnen 2anbiiR binig Inuicn %iuolleft, miro
Sbnerl Steier paifen; paB' CT Sbdei nitt, bite.
beldftieen Gle ms itiht.
,scoern 9ieaitn gumYang,"
(Ulait4.1SD DIT. Ill, pto,G1urIGSsGtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

Tr. 2t6, Giah., nahe Spiuarb- etrake.
Yor5iieIi9e g8eine, SpirttuofeH II. llntons
gtedrren. @efies Bler nnt 8apf. 9unf6
fir 6ei1dftsIeute bon 11.30 Born. bis
2 tlbr Nn9miitnes. Ielep9oR q. & y.
- Wt. Bernon 300S u,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

2ods, @iunO ..................2 5c.
6oreIe, Yiun0. ...........S c-t0c
6Innbern Rfuno. .Sc-10c
@ciBcr Bcrd, @iinoel -. .30c-40c
@elbcr Fercb, 9iinocl Doc
Sedt, 8funh. ..-. ....... 1890
8eihidJaIige arab6en. SEQ. 50c-$1
Grabbenfleiid, Yfun0. .25c
Gutter uHb GiCr.
Stiidbutter, 8fumO.. .32c
HoQen6utter, 8fun6. SOC
@icr, 9llteno.. pc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
@crlaHgt:

aIeiuc MdS6en 3um Irimmcu; eheHtalS
aldo6cn sum Galieu. gia05utragcI bet or
Iauecr Bros, Nr. $40, Notwithstanding.
U70-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
g~erIanst: Srnnen nnS Mabden.


Gin o~elitfbes Mtdoden int gllter bon litge'
t1hr 12 bis IS SaOrelt fam cine quite petlitniD
1inheH, bnuptidhli6 nm NIT eine1l xtltoe 6lt
ipieIen. gia65ufrneen in Mr. 1926, Srtenos'
burn Blaze, 5iutihen SreRtnlau' nno S~ater'Str.
u76-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
gu pcrfaufcu:
RHr uudl clues iibri1.

WIT HUn rIHte NbtI1.
1900 9Iod observation-disclosures; biuig fir
einen ihneuen adllfer. gu65utrugen an Srt
NIB steac ieben lng. eiui1IiebIid Sonntn9s,
bon 8 llbr Norlr. bis 6 llbr MbenoS,
1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
(aprH8-)
Eianp Al o~crfanien

Yianu Sl pcrfanfeu:
Dame gebt mad europa. berf6Ieuocrt eIes
enntes pllpriabt girano Mdbagono Qiauo;"
feiHes W,uiifs9ubinet init Gpieaef: fb5rer cir
minfter 9arIors9iug. 8 bel ~: stiles beiuabe
men. &ednnne nno 5abrifanten @arantie
peroen benz adufer ~aeg6ben. 9ladb5ufraaen in
Nr. 2102, W,eGanob, nahe Sluume. etraie.
CSuni1 1WpD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

3tuei @rinh8iniet pon ie $50; lie $500: tn
Gro8eni. Serner 3iuei !3iufer; lie $3.50; 20
Yro5ent 8rofit. Aad5itrnaen bel Sr. 9Ubcrt
BACON, Nr. 11f0, Wie6 ulluB .StraRc.
1850
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
3n uerfannieu:

Gin oeutihcs Heitaurunt erfier &Inife init
Sale nno StoftbaiS; outer Serfdufsgrulo.
Ga65ltrngcn in Der fiiice oeS rScutideu 6nr.
refppnbcnteu." Q75-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
81. %perfaufen:

@ine Wiittue bat 80 Sdufer in allen 1beiIen
ber Staot, fpelfe fe iofcrt p~erfaufen miB. Dan
~abrefitre: Dor &c." Seutf@er Gorreippnbent.
(9fprlI8-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

arlitiGe. reinIi6e 6ralL Seuti6e ober bon
beuti6er ablunft oorge8ogen. fiir augemeine
SGIsarbeit uno gSnibeH; mnb millig fem, eius
ladies MODEM ST. Iernen; nm nud Dem See
ufer nit elmer iieiHen Sdnilte 6t aeben; Gage
lp6H; permdnente Stelling, lUenll Suirieoen4
fteleno. 9tn68uirnaeu Wlnrgens ODER nab 8
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WOODLAND

This letter was omitted last week ow
ing to lack of space. ED,
Miss Florence Thompson. of PhIlad"l-
phia, >pcr, Easlcr with her parents
Mr.. ami Mrs. John II. Thompson.
Miss Eta Baker has returned to her
home in Wilmington.
Miss Lulu Tyson and Mr.. Earl Ty-
son visited Fair Hill friends last Fri
day.
Mr.. Charles X. Ahrahams. Of Bati-
more. spent Good Friday with his par
entS.
Work was commenced on the Diamond
State Telephone line Tuesday. The line
runs from Battle Swamp to Grccnhurst
and from Rra'S Corner to Woodlawn
Camp grounds with cXchang" ut Port
Deposit
Miss Lila charsha. of Baltimore,
spent her Easter vacation al her home
here.
Mr.. j. Newell Abnhams was the
guest Of Mr., c. NJ Murphy. of Philadel-
phia. over Sunday
The Dairy Maids reception held at the
Parsonage on the 18th was Il decided
success. rs 100 were cleared. Pro
ccedS for papcring and painting inside OF
Parsonage
Mr.. Henry Smith, of Port Deposit
and Miss Carrie Mcdowell. Of Ell
Neck, were married nj IIopowcll NJ r
Parsonage Monday evening.