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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

'OoB sic &alle duaIiebt, al5 OBJ lie Don
Der Morgenrotbe beitrablt pilroe.
Die @Gn0e lttlo ouBerOem Ourh 30
icu0uirlan0cn reid per5iert. lin abcr
sic g(r6eit nid)t bul6 SIT tbun, 10 mur-
Sen sic groBen Scltdter neu pcr9oloet
utO nit u~n5Gbli1en clcftriidcn Gid.
tern periebcn. G6enio nltrOeu ilber'
ali inter sen 8oQcrien elettriide
2ihter angcbroht, 10 Dab Scr Eitt-
ciicft Elm gang brilortcr lit. Gbenlo
Qcidmafpoa, mic sic aroBe Sollc unO.
barmoniif NIT oc~riclben, lpllrOct ale
iibriNen MGlrmlidfciten un0 @Gnac
bcnlult. ut0 sic .0u 9ralt 2(rt Co."
Mr.. SOL 9for0s@mpnrOItrnBc, bat cS
p~critanoeL ourdl sic fiinitIerii6e9llS-
iiibrllit1 ser arbeit ouS GltbburS IN
Elm ~elcgonte3 &eim ST perponOeIl.
9eionoerS SIT euuGbncn iit0 nod Der
9urroum lln0 sic fIeinc SGn1crbollc.
Die Qcbtcre lit in cinenl 5orten blollcn
lon Qebulten lno nit mciBeu Ornds
menten per5irrt. Die MitQIic0cr Ser
@ciou1Sicftion luuren Don oiclcr icbt
rci5enoen fcincu @allc nod ibrcr Ser
ti9IteQllno 10 cnt5iidt, OoB lie Oericl.
ben 0cn Namcu yNopol blue Sail"
ao6cn. Ter @arroum oiiritc euler
ser ~cle1ontciten ser Stoot %8cnonnt
mcr0cn. Gcriclbc lit IN plulti'hen
Ornamcnten gcboltcn in rotbcn itno
oltcn 0ronccsGficttcn mo mad)t Der
ielbc MIN nit icinen bitbIder Oul1feln
W06clu cincn prGhti9cn Ginorltd.
9o@ 0umcn5immcr Qcgeuiibcr Dem
@orronm lit in ait roiu Sei0c-Gifeft,
+ 9mes SoI5mcrf in ocmIAlbQu iii cltenF
bciuior6iN bemnIt. Scbr biibid, rln-
mcntlif bel clcttrridcr 8elcu6tlulA,
MAIDEN lid, Die pcrihicOcncu 3ugGn9e
81 ser QroBeu &ollc, mcldc in pal
mcuortiQcr pIoitiidcr 6arbc alt@gc.
fiibrt lin0.
Nc6cn Sen N}olcrorbcitcn mtrOcn
nod, ucrihicOcnc an0crc @er6ciicrlrn
0cu onAcbrndt, 10 sum @eiipicl cine
Qompfbci5un0 iiir ale HGltmIihtci-
ten ln0 cin ncltc8 fIcinca GiabouS,
OuS i'm 5outcrrain cinNcbolt lit. Sic
0rci &cNel6ubncn murOcu pollitGrtoi9
ncll bcrNcridtct luO nod ole m0as
Iid)cn flcincren Henouiruu4Sorbeitcn
oltSgefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

- 0oS (eitomcnt ser Woraare-
the Smith, meld)cS i'm @aiiengeriht
pom Baltimore County sur Bril-.
lung 3ugcloiien wlroc, bcltimmt, odB
ibr Sobn @corac sic Summe bon
$50 crbolten ioae unO Die bciOeu M.
ocrcu &inocr Ser Grbloiierin oeu
iibrigcn S6eil oc& NohluiieS.
- Iic @obnung Der 6rou Suion
I. 0enocrion SIT 9lod Sorie muroe
an 6rcitog Worgen olrd 6cuer ser.
it0rt. Ter 9rono entitnno Orrd) Die
Grploiion zines 0%eIoiens mo mar
binncn mcniqcr Nfinllten niht mebr
inter GontroIe ju brinaeu. Ger Scr.
Iuit miro ollf ctwo $1,000 acidGbt.
- 2ouiS GSpep Slta, ser OreiSabre
oltc SoGn oeS Feter luu, al Der
6rc0erids un0 Beaumont . IuenIIe,
GotonSpiGe, pobnboft, ltarb geItcrn
WorQeu. IS lit Dies OoS iiinite9iuO,
ncldcS oie 6amilie innerbolb zines
SobreS pcrloren bat.
Srnl Charlotte II. SdmeItcr,
Sic ooS bobe 9(lter bon 81 Sobren CT.
rctdlte. lit in Der @obnltng ibrcs
ShpicgcriobneS, Srn. @enrp Neff
5u 8luonnbroof, gcItorben. Sic mor
sic @ittpe ocS Upton ". Sdmel.
Ter unb binterlGbt cine GujublS0 bre
mo S0dytCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
Nod fcinc Spur.

&tnCcut ll~ltjinatu0, Scr Mirtb, ser
i'm &crooht ite6t, icinc Sd)m0Nc.
rim Grolt NINA 9eulliS crmorOct
81 6obcuL miro BON Gapt. Grmpb.
rcO cincm ihorien &%rcl5pcrbor
r%mtcrmoricn.
&inccnt lllc5in1to3, scr IN 9{r. SD,
g9cit ErottitroBc, cine @irtbidoit
bctrcibt. ul0 unl Wiittruod) untcr benz
EerOodtc icltgcnommcn luur0e, leinc
ShrpG9erin Srou Nnno 9uclis, gtr.
42S, SiiO = YocoitroBc, CrnlorOct 5lt
bubeL mur0c gcItcru pom Captain
Ellnpbrcp un0 Den @ebeimpoli5iitcu
So0o SOIL uno 0tiller I'M Boli5cis
Suuptqltorticr eincnt lforicn &rcuj
uerhor uHter5ogcn. Nbcn0& mlIrO>
cr lpicOer nod ser mcitli6ct Eoli5Ci.
itotion gcbrodt, no CT bclltc Gin met.
tcrCa &crbor Dor Hidter 2oOCn SIT
bcitcbcn bobell ul0 m%abridleinlIdl
Dem @cfGngniB iiberluicicn mcrOcn
miro, bis sic @ebeimpoli5iitcn Spu.
rem ser pcrntiBten Iruu geium0cn
bobcn. Capt. Nlmpbrcu iuGtc nod
Dem &rcr5ucrb0r: o~lllc5iHStoS lit
GuBcrit ncrpoS, mciht o6cr BON ici.
ncr G~r5Gbluna nid)t ob, obuobl bic
iclbc ncri6ieocnc Yrnttc cntbGIt, oie
mir misunderstanding crid)cincr, Ter
Monn ioAt, Dob cr Eil5c nit nod
&ouic brodtc, mGbrcno icinc 6rot
poiitiu 0a8 Wcqcnthctl bcbollptet.
~lllC5in2fo3 min on Der Gdc ponSoip.
or0. mo &omborOitrnbc pom Cincm
Wuqqon Der &ol1tbnrOltrnBcn Hinje
in cincu @oggon Scr HolonOsF orf.
2inic cingciticgcn icin nm n0r0lih
nud) Holun0 Enrf 5lt fubrcnL luG6'
reno Oic Nnbn . Gompognic an bic
ier Gdc feline Ocrorti9cn (rnn9icrj.
rltHgcn porninumt.
ST iugt icrncr, OaB 8clQiS i'm al
ser Gfc bon Scott ulo 2ombur0.
StroBc uerlieB, I'M SIT cincm &crb0r
in Der meitlidcn EoIi5ciitotion 5lt &C.
ben, pGGrcno 0ic 6rou oicirm Scr
bor nid)t bciuobntc. l~llc}in9f0@ lit
ullBcr0eln cine ultiiGQiQc Gcri0ll,
Iid)fcit, oo cr cine groBc Sdutbriae
nit a~riincn @ldicrn trGgt. ou6
mllrbc CT mcrtmiirOigcr Nciie BON
9ticmon0em om licnitoG in Der
gtGbc BON NoIonO Forf gcicbcn,
olS er BORT Eil}c iuftc. @ir bnbcn
Sen poli5cili6cn rRctorO" BON III.
c~5inSfos bier, Der bcioat OoB Ocriclbc
ON .. nno %. Gpril 1908 lue9cn
tb0tli6en Nngriii0 ouf anno 9nellia
pcrboftct un0 0n9 cine Wtol nit 81
mo Soften bcltroft, Oda 6lUcitc Nal
abcr unbeltroit cntIoiicn mlrrOc. pm
6. ,Sllli 1908 mur0c er IN Der melt.
lid)cn Foli5ciltotIon nit So ltn0 $40.
item lucgen tb0tlihcn Nn1rtlfa olli
icine 6rou bcitroit. Dor cincnl Sabre,
ais lllc5insfo& lpe0cn tb0tlid)el An.
1riifS ori icinc SdnuGAcrin in Der
iiiOIi6en Foli5eiitotion lab ioa CT
G%robungcn olrsNcitoBcn bobcl, OcB
CT oieielbc umbrlnAcn WiirOc. Ger
Wionn lol nod mir 5ugcGolgcncn
&niornlotioncn in elmer gang cntgc-
1cnGeiebetelt Hidrtltng BON HoInn0.
Enrt 9cieben lpor0cn ieilr. @ir per.
folgcn oicic Spltr mo lit c@ meme
icite lleber5cllgmnh Dab llIcjinafoa
WeiB, 100 6rou 9etlIi2 lit oocr CT
oieiel6c crmlor0ct bat"
Gem &%reu5pcrbor Wobntc 6rou
ltlc5insfoS, ibr Sdwaaer Charles
Nuellis mo oeiien 5uei ainoer, Gin
WGoden ulo elm ano6c. bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
Rod feline 0in6c.

RUuj ltthN uthVN@
Gle Nodype6en oe5 SdngcrfeiteS DO
rem nidt alli. - YrciSrid)tcr
6rol15 9cainger pcr,uubrt iid ge-
gen inn 3ugeifric6ene NeuBerlt1t'
gen iiber sic Erei9ri6terzSiIte.
Sr. Tran5 @eQinger, elmer Der
Grcisridter bci'm g%clparter sanger
feit bat an Srn. 2url &ubl, Den Sc
frctGr OcS W}ltiit- Gomite'3 oeS D9toro-
0itlihcu SGngerbunoca," nodltebell-
OcS S6reiben gertttet:
,NtlonticsGitp, u. &iIi 1906.
Gcbr Qeehrter &err Subj!
Wtit 9c5ug ollf oen mir 9iltigIt
ii6crianoten Nrtifel elmer oortlGeu
3eitunQ, in melhem 6ebullptct miro,
i6 hGttc QeGllBcrt Dob Die Ereiarid)-
tcr-9iite nidt nit Gem iibcreinitim-
me, mas ser oifi}icac 9criAt onGub,
qcItattc i'd mir, Sbnen fol1cnoc Gr.
fl1rllnQ ob5n1c6en.
Sic in mchrerCn 3%citrnQcn a69ca
Nrlldtcn Gobcllen iibcrblRfcno, be-
mcrftc ih in @eaenmort 0c9 in ocmt
6ctrciicnocn 2(rtifcl crlpGbntcl Nerrn
0o6 Die Sobclcn mcincr Hltbrif nit
Ocncu zines onocrcn Erci@ridltcrS an
mCbrCrrn Stellcn p%Crucd)iclt mor0rll
morCr. TiCicr (Srrthlm idG0igtc oua
Gcionlmterge6nlb in tcincr &>ctic oa
3 un0 6 ihIieblid) 0oa QIcidc &elul.
tat crQiebt, luic 6 mo ..
Sic @%ebnuptltnq, i'd ici criltd)t
morocr ihlpnr5 oui mcib 81 gebcn,
Dab Die 8rei@rihtcr-Siite nid)t NIT
Gem iibcreinitimnc, mas Der otIljleIie
Nerid)t on0ob, Dies obcr obgcIebnt
bate" cntipridt niht Ser @obrbelt.
M00lidbcrpeiie lit oieleIbc ooOurt]
cntIton0cn, ooB ser obenerlp0bnte
SEER mid gebeten bate, ibnt milnos
llh Die Euunfte5abl meincr Hllbrltet
ii6er 5mci ser preiaiingenOcn %creinc
mitpttbcilcn, lpcldcm Griutcn i'd
6ricflid) o6cr crit out If. &lIt cnt-
iprod).
Gonicren5cn scr Grei9rlNtcr -
onBcr Dem nit Dem NtlliitsGomitc oe@
.9}oro0itli6en SGngcrblmOc9" onl
Montoo, 0cn 3. &llli, &ormitto0a If
llbr, i'm &riiQcrsN auditorium in Ncm=
orf - bobcn mcocr 0ficntlid), nod)
Qchcim itott0ciun0cn, mcocr III 9tcps
l)orf, nod on0cr9lpo.
(Qc}.) Nron5 @cain9cr.
Eic Nngobc, Scrr 9cainder bobe
qeduBcrt, bob bic acknowledgements
nid,t nit Gem iibcreinItimmc, lpo&
Der offi5ieQc @cridt ongob, rilbrt bon
Sem &rGiioentcn Oca oarcrbcr Guar
lctt-Gluba" IN Ncn.0ort Der" Gbcnlo
rii6rt Die @Gbo1tptlrng, &err 9elllnz
Il 9jeer lei trfilft fboroctr, ieittAtlBernni
idlmor5 ouf meiB picocr5uGc6e1, babe
0o& ubCr ob0clcbnt, bon Dem @aIt.
0cbut oeS Scrru NreiSridters, &rn.
Croft in Ncm-?)orf, Der cbcntol@
Mitolico nc~" Yarcil5cr Guortctt-
Gllt6S" lit uno jeocnfolS Ocn &or-
mllrf Scr llnpobrbcit nidt oltf iid)
iibcn lafien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

Gle oic&iGbriQc Ebcotcrs
Suiion miro oicic @odc IN 9Iu,
ncu'@ GGcutcr an scr NorO-G1ttolp.
Itrobc, ipiidCu scr Mltlbcrrp, uno
SorotoQoitrobc, eroffnct. 9cn tort.
id)rittlihcn@ciit ser @cid0itSlcitunG
oca GbcbtcrS QcnlGb lit Der Mllicn.
tCnlpCl, obmo6l bcinobc nClt, obers
mula nit eincm &oitcuouiuonbc
pou mcbrcrer &ouicnN, GoQorS re-
nopirt moroCn. Sr. @IorCp 6cItebt
0uroui, BOB in icincn piclcn Thca-
tcru Itct3 sic moocrnItcn Ginridtltn'
gen sur @cQucmIi6fcit Scr @cIudcr
5lr &crmcuounQ fommer. 3fuor filt'
set sic critic GorItcQln0 nidjt ctuo,
mic oicic2 gc6rdud)Iid) mar, onl9tons
tag, ionocru CRIT ON SomitoN Nod)s
mittoQ itutt, mo olldl on G6cnO
miro cine &orItclltrg gege6Cn, Nni.
icl, sic mpcrmiiItlidcn &inloriItcr,
lucr0cn 0oiclb1t in elmer neiteu NuSs
Qobc BON She Greet HScfucl NIpitcs
m" oltftrctCr. 10 @lonCp'S E6cotcr
m&ifIicBlid) elm 6omiIicntbcotcr
it, miro @r. @oamtf, Der gcltioIc Csc.
id)GitSfiiGrcr, 0cIicn &croicnit 0oS
@coci6cn 0icfcS S6eotcrltntcrne6.
mems Sum Grober Tcil 5lt3uiHrcibcn
it, oudp in scr fommcnocn Soiion
Gorge troGett, bob IN 9c5ug ouf sic
NltSmobl Der oltf6llfiibrcnbcn Stiidc
oem Eltblifum MIR @eoicqencS oor.
ocbotcn miro.
Ser NuSiGbigc ioll SIT
I ii If al Of ~ er0cn. Ger
ScfrctGr Scr Stuats ,@eiunObcita
9cb0r0c ucrIicB Neitern nit Orm2luS.
i0biGcn George Hoiictt Baltimore II.
bcgob lid onNc6lih nit Oemielbcl
nud) @cIt &irginien 5llriid, lpobrr
0Criclbe 5u itanmen ideint. Go3
&orgebCn OeS 9comten murOe &c.
bcint gcboItel5 bis Oerielbc Nolti
more . Gorultp Dcrloiien 6ottc, lulo
Johann biCb Is, Dob oerielbe biunct
lucniAcn (oAen 0cn Hoiiett al sic
9cborOen in @cit g 8ir0inien lo9gc.
moroen icin miro, noroltf Cr nod
Baltimore }ltrildtcbrcn ncrOc. Mau
crportct, ooB Der Ir3t oQerlci lllan.
nehmliffcitcn nit Den @Ciunobcit4
Ncb0rocn Oes StootcS @eit &irQi
MEN babcn lper0c, 0od) glonbt mulL
0oB oicic C9 nidt uer6inocrn t0l.
nc, lDcnn Der N~usi1bige IN OcH
Stuutc gcloilct miro, ,0u Dcrielbc
ans OCmiclben nod) Baltimore fam.
Gbc Ir. Sutton NIT bent llnaliidli
den nuf @eit 8irqinien o6iuhr,
bcnndrid)tigtc or Die @eiunobeits-
0cb0r0er Der onqren5en0en Stoutcly
Dab Cr oicicn Sd)ritt 81 tbun beub
iid)tiQc, 0nmit oieielben 0araui All
poiicrL Oub Der NhtSl0biae ibncn niht
BON Ben 9choroen bon @elt @ir1i
nict uuigcbiirOct miro. @o5 sic &c
b0rocu 0ca lebtGennmlten Stuute5
tbltu mCrOen, lit nod nidt bctonnt.
Gr. Sutton lit Scr Aniiht, OoB ii
qcnO cine mobltb1tigc Ferion o0cg
cine @eieaihait Oos @elo ouibriuqen
fGnntc, I'M Den &ronfen nof Dem
Suricrlunoc jnriId gu ien0en, 0dmit
er ooicl6it Die BON ibm crboiite 1ei
lltng iutcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

9Grenbrut IN 6errp Bar.
- 9ie ,9Grenbrl1t" Oes SurnpercinS
,SormGrts" bot lid) fir tire nd6ltf
3uionimenfunit am Gicnltag abeno
ols Soble ben 9aopillon bon @eorgc
aabfs 6errp 9or am 6nBe Der
QigbtltroBe ausgeludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

~" Ter ySteubcn.Gircle" oeu
.VptGioS. Sitter" pe%ronltoltet Conn,
tag. Sen 3. guguit, einen ait$ilug
nod NponSalc, melder iif} in Anbe'
trodt Ser umiidltigen gorbereitim.
gen, oic Elm tiid)tige@ Gomite bierfiir
getrofien bot, SIT einem aon5cn Gr.
folgc aeitotten 0iirite. IS limo noe;
ser Soften, >1tod, Wiibe geideut
luorbeu, I'M alien @6iten einen Der.
aniietHt Tog 81 bereiten, uno ein
%Sablreitcr 9ciud) itebt oober 5u ae-
pGrtiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

Nus 9altim Guuntp.
IoS 8niiengcridt BON Yolti-
more County Giclt cine Spejialpcr.
%iommlung ob, in pclder cS Die Gin.
mGnoc cntgegcunnbnL melde bon
Amelia &. &0niQ mo Siloo a0niJ
Aeaen Ole Nbrcd)nlng ser Eerpnlter
6eS Nod)loiieS oe8 6reoerid @m.
S0nig eingerciht milrOen. Sr. a0.
ni9 botte Elm Icitnment bin~terloIicn,
en- meldem ip0ter elm GiniponO eilt-
gercidt muroc, mo ona GeItameut
iuiroc nod &erlnui bon 10 Sdgen
bel Seite geiCBt. &u oieier leBten
Slage bonoelt Is lid, mn Ole 5rage,
Oh ben Nad)luBpoR Itredern cine @e.
biibr bon $3.50 fiir hire 0ienite be.
lpiai9t neroen loa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

0nic6ou. - IS mar 10 i60n
0cncicn, mcnl1 sic Orioles 9cItern
5mci Spielc 0cacn Ncworf gcmonntrl
hGttcn; ca bat obcr nidrt IoIlen lelll,
trobOem ser bette Y%itfCr" Oea bic
ii0en Clubs, Gel. MtoIon, ais
irldlcr iun0irte. IS lunrcn ober
3mci quite Gontcitc mo OoS onluts
lcloe @ltbliti,m, nobc5u 10000 Ecr'
ionc1, crbicltcn ibrcS 0clOcS lperth.
Ter Umpire &erin@ murOc SIT Guot
les crItcn Spicle5 bon cincm @ole
am 1irBe getroficn unO 10 bcrIett
bnB cr iid) 5lrriid5icbcn miBtc. 3luu
Spiclcr, 9lofina pom 9oltimorcr II.
Shea pom Nemnrfcr Club, 9dben tnt
5peitcn Die Gntidcioungcn ob. Gle
Scorc ludr:
I'm 8nuiutnre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

@ioerlegteS d o t.
- nSit ood nibtS 8obres oil oem
Sprii6port! 4aeine &esel obne Nus
uobme". Mis- uenm ih id,on iemals
meinen Sdneioer beSabIt bdttel4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

%rcnooirt, &cidrciGrna Ser
rcnouirtcn Gltb &Gumlitfeitcu,
0aS Ieitpro0romm.
Cab 0aS -aolOcnc <bilGrm Oc@
.@ermonia MtGnncrhor@," mclde&
am S5r9.ntn 10. Gttober geieiert
miro ciues Der 0robartiQitcn GrciB.
niiic iua Ser c8cidittr 0ca oeutld)clt
GcrcipsntienS Ner StaNt Baltimore
Sit nerOen utriprid)t, Oafdr bilr1en bic
umfonQrctdycn SorbcrrituHgul, pel6c
iiir 0iel 8eicr qetronCn mcrOen. 2lm
MontdM ocat s. Cttobcp, finoet ohS
oroBe Gon5ert I'M vSuric" ON Diem
ItaQ. '0en 8. Sttobcr ser Ginger
GonmcrS un0 ont Wiithuo6, Ben 10.
Cfto6cr, oa8 9onfctt itltt. Sir On@
IcIt lit sic SoQc pollit0nOiq r%enopirt
nor0Cn.
9uS @Gitc po1l oltBCrbolb mltroclt
DIS IF8l Iolar''U' %''y,'v ''''" HSt:
pho" ,Goncor0io BON Dit Nclp-
Yorf," nSGngcrrmNc bon 9tc>p-
9pIt m'' ""..'a ''t, w., "< >a ,,.or.
fcier 0c3 .@Crmonio} MtGnncrdor@"
,n,,rSc,, In Sip SIuNr Nrr fnIncnnCu
lpl'trV, III ~. ""''' vt
epl'.lV II N.ts"'' o,.Yu m.6u.4
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-18
shortar.a In Rartlett,a Aoonunts

Washington, July LIT was stated
at the treasury department Tuesday
that an investigation recently con-
cludede of the accounts of the late
Major George A. Bartlett, disbursing
officer of the treasury department,
shows shortage approximating
SHOWS a shortage approximating $685.
000 About $4,000 of this amount,
however, is said to have been inno-
Gently paid out on fraudulent vouch-
ers presented by James w. Boyd, a
clerk in the marine hospital service,
who in September last was arrested
and Is now in Jail pending his trial
for misappropriating government
funds.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-18
Leners Vote for President.

Washington, July 17.-Even lepro-
sy cannot force Filipinos to abandon
politics. The bureau of insular af-
fairs has received reports of an cleo
tion recently held on the island of
Cilion by the leper colony for the Sc
lection of a president and "conse-
lales," or councilmen. The lepers
also took occasion at the time of this
election to formulate resolutions
thanking tie Philippine gvernment for
the excellent quarters it has provided
for them on the island, which is Civ
en- over entirely to the unfortunates,
and will eventually be made the home
of all the 5000 lepers in the archi-
pelago At present there are more
than 600 of the unfortunates In the
colony
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-18
Charued with Assault,

Athens, Ga, July 1.-Two negroes
are in jail in this city on the charge
of attempted assault on persons of
their own color. John Robertson is
charged with that offensNe by Hattie
Banks, young negro woman. Nose
Ford, another young negro, is in jail
on similar charge, the victim in his
case being q 9-ear-old negro chiTi
Both defendants enter pleas Of not
guilty and will fight the cases. The
cases were called Before Mayor Dor
sey Monday but were continued in
order to give the attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS time to prepare their cases.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-18
Policeman Wounded; Boy Killed.

Denver, July 17.-Special Police
Henry A. Barr was shot and fatally
injured early Tuesday in West Denver
by an unknown young man. Barr
was folIo>ing two men on bicycles
who were acting suspiciously. Sud
denly one of them opened fire on Barr
and after several shots had been
exchanged, the officer dropped to the
ground with bullet trough his body.
A short time later, while working to
apprehend the man who shot Barr,
Policeman Patrick Kennedy shot and
killed Frank Moody, a 14-year-old run
away boy who was sleeping in an
oGthouse behind a salCN,a "a the neigh
borhOOd where Barr was shot.
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= Do You Omen Your Mouth

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-18
CHILD LABOR BILL PASSED.
There Were Only Two Votes Cast
Against the Measure.

Atlanta, July f7.-The Bell child la
DOT Dill was passed by the house of
representatives Monday just after the
adjournment of the morning session
by vote Of 126 to 2, Harris of Clay,
and Rainey Of Schley, casting the two
negative votes.
The bill was passed without materi-
al amendment, such amendment as
1t received being recommended by rs
author. 1t will be transmitted to the
senate, and is assured of passage
there, tnasmuch as it is Identical in its
terms with a bill introduced h that
body last week as the joint act of %
senators.
On motion of Mr.. Fielder, of Bibb, a
distinguished visitor from tAe state of
New York, William Travers Jerome.
was escorted to the speakers stand,
where he made short speech char
acteristic of the celebrated district at
torney of New York city.
A complimentary resolution bv Mr..
Perry, Of Hall, was introduced express
ing it as the sense of the Georgia
legislature that the names of Jerome,
OF New York, and Folk, of Missouri.
should stand at the head Of the great
reform ticket Of the country, and this
was adopted by rising vote.
Immediately after the vote on the
child labor bill the house adjourned
until 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The house reconvened at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon with good attendance.
The house adopted a resolution
which was introduced by Mr.. Davis,
Df Burke, that the speaker appoint q
committee of three from the corpora
tions committee from the senate to
examine into and report upon the con-
dition Of the treasury department and
comptroller generals department. The
speaker appointed Messrs. Hardman,
of Jackson Matthews Of Houston and
Perry, of Hall.
A bill by Mr.. Parker, Of Appling,
to amend section 396 of the code so
that persons using obscene, vulgar
or profane language in the presence of
females shall be punished as for
misdemeanor, no justification to be
allowed for provocation not given by
the female in whose presence such
language is used, was read the third
time and passed.