davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
SCAFfOLD FOR IYENS
FOR HOLLISTER MURDER
Young Chicagoan Who Strangled Wo-
man With Wire and Pliers Calmly
Smokes After Verdict.

CHICAGO. March 34-Richard G. "
ems was today found guilty Of the muir
der of Mrs Bessie Hollister
1t was one of the most atTOcious muir
ders ever committed in this community,
and though but a youth OF twenty-four.
and of previously good record and good
family influences, he exhibited the stclid
indifference OF the most hardened Grim
inaI when the verdict consigning him to
the scaffold was returned against him.
The jury, after being out one hour
and thirty-nine minutes. returned the
verdict:
We the jury. find the prisoner guilty
and fix the penalty at death"
The prisoner, as soon as the verdict
had been delivered, pulled cigar from
his pocket and snapped at his father,
who stood at his elbow:
Give me match. want to smoke. .
he said
Then he shambled out of the court
room with the bailiffs guarding him
Ivens imprisoned Mrs Bessie c. HoI-
lister, society and church woman, Fri
day, January II. in a carpenter shop
and for hours made the young woman a
victim TO his will. IVens ended her mis-
cry by tying a piece OF wire around
her throat and twisting the ends with a
pair of pliers until the larynx was crush
sd and death ensued.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

should be failure the whole lock canal
would fail; but the failure OF either Of
these two essential features could not
be demonstrated till the entire con-
struc:ion had been finished and the Gov
ernment had spent its money. The sea-
level plan takes more money and time.
but il is held to involve no such grave
engineering questions. There is nothing
experimental about it, according 20 its
advocates.
That there has been a tendency OF
opinion TO veer toward the sea-level plan
is not seriously questioned The commit
tee is thought stin to have majority
who oppose this plan: but whether the
Senate will take this view. after the
matter Is fully debated, is mooted.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
SLUM DISTRICTS
IN THE CAPITAL
Found Within the Shadow of the Dome,
Menacing Both Health and Life and
Breeding Vile Crime.
EvfLs in Alleys

Washington slumS, as charac-
tcrized by An expert, are:
Sordid, unwholesome, and
fetid. A menace 10 the city and a
breeding place for crime.
The location of this pest spot is
within a stones throw Of the
Capitol.
Conditions as they exist juSti-
fy the statement OF Jacob RiiS,
despite the denials of Building In
Spector Ashford.
Children of the tenderest years
found in surroundings the most
debaSing.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Another Plague Spot.

Just east of Four-and-a-half street, on
L, is another row OF ten dwellings occu-
pied by colored families. suggesting In
every detail just grounds Tor tce ex-
ploitatiOn OF slum conditions, and re-
Gently cited by an officer OF the Asso-
ciated Charities as an example OF Official
unwiliingness to destroy buildings shown
TO be unsafe and a menace 70 a neigh
borhood. II was stated recently by the
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Continued on Tenth Page.)
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Now for Florida, Aiken, Augusta

And other noted resorts via Southern
Rwv.. on its magnificent Southerns Palm
Limited, solid Pullman and electric-light-
cd throughout: dining car service fea-
ture. Also other elegant Florida trains.
Apply T05 18th St. OF 5l1 Pa. ave.-Ady.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
HAz|NG PENAL TIES
ADOPTED BY HOUSE
Bill Upon Naval Academy
Passes Unanimously.
MERIWETHER IS DEFENDED
Vreeland Says He Would Not Be Fit
for Navy Had He Ignored
Insults.
MERIWETHER IS DEFENDED

Without a dissenting vote tbe House
today passed bill graduating The pan-
atty for haZing at the Naval Academy.
The measure was framed by the sub
committee OF the Naval Affairs Com
mittee. which made a personal inquiry
INTO the scandal at Annapolis.
The present law Furnishes hazinR
with dismissal The proposed law puts
the punishment in the discretion OF the
superintendent Of the Academy. who
may. IL he sees MT, excuse. punish with
demerits, or, with the approval OF the
Secretary of the Navy in case OF re-
peated offenses. dismiss an offender
DE may also, for a single act OF hazing.
which may, in its discretion. IN case OF
conviction infiict demerits or severer
punishment on an offender
Speaks for Meriwether.
Representative vreeIand Of New
York. who headed the investigating
committee. upheld Midshipnan Aferf-
wether for his fight with Midshipman
Branch, in which the latter was killed
He declared that the House should an
peal 10 the President TO pardon AIeri-
wether and secure his release from the
sentence of one years confinement To
lie told OF the incidents that led I'm n
the fight. saying that Branch. of an
ariStC cratic New York family. had gone
To MeT1WeJheTS s room, and among other
things, insUltingly commented upon the
spelling il a letter from the latter's
grandmother and had made insulting in
Situations as TO MeriWether's paren(age
because of his grandmOther's dark com
FseXiCa.
4 ssty that q 10y is not II TO carry
his country's commission who would not
have resented the insult given on that
OCCASION he exclaimed with feeling
Hearty applause from Republican and
Democratic members greeted this state
snent.
Hundreds Have Hazed.
There are now 2Sl cadets at the Acad-
emy guilty of hazing in one form or
another. he said
Representative kitcmn CDem.). North
Carolina offered n substitute providing
sevorer punishment. Many amendments
were offered 10 change the purpose of
the measure, but all were defeated. The
debate was general and lasted several
hours
Il @
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
FIRE DESTROYS 100000
IN CHICAGO BUILDINGS

CHICAGO. March "a. - Fire which
started late this afternoon in the whole
sale district destroyed two buildings
and caused damage to the extent of
$500 900. The burned buildings were five
stories in height and extended along
Michigan avenue for 250 feet, between
Randolph and Lake streets.
The loss is divided as follows:
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company,
SiOO. 600: Becker r-Roiston Company. auto
mobiles, SO. 600; loss to buildings. s125, 900
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Plenty of Laths. F. Libbey & Co.,
9Th ST. and n. Y. ave--Adv.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-16
CANTON MAN
Tells American Humane Association
Convention What He Thinks
OF Curfew Laws:

Chicago, Nov. 14.-,Of all the dele
gates to the annual convention of
the American, Humane Association,
only two-J. NJ Brown, of Toledo, and
President j. G.. Shortall, of the Ill
aois Humane society, can see any good
in the curfew for children. Even Mr..
Brown admitted that rigid enforce
ment of a curfew law might be inn
possible, but he thought the sentimen-
tai beauties of the institution should
be preserved.
The other elegates-barring Mr..
Shortall--could not see anything beau
tiful or sentimental about it. They
termed it relic of mediaevalism and
declared the present day population
won't submit to it, Let the police
men be their own curfews," suggest
ed Secretary c. r. Frazer, of the
Canton, Ohio, Humane society. "In
Canton every night at s or. 8, accord
ing to the season. the patrolmen tell
the children they think they ought
to go home. and we never have any
trouble"
Some of the delegates from other
cities T;Sh another kind of police
men Ii lgt ed. If the majority has its
way. culIew will not ring any where
in this country any more.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-16
$3.50 RAlNcoATs SIS:

Raincoats are as popular as
ever-these are an absolutely
rain proof covert, loose and Mt
ted back, tan and gray s rs
$3.50 coats for ..,..........
(second floor.)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-16
elRDLgs 2sc. SPECIAL:

Fifty-four clasp girdles. well
boned, hose supporter attached,
alone worth the price of both
while they last. DSc
Fridays price ..............S
(second floor.)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-16
: K Id 4 Y
FANCY ELASTIC 1oc:

Fancy frill Elastic. extra
good quality in white. blue.
pink and yellow specially
priced for Fri 10C
day, pep yard. d................ioS Nv
(rear main floor.)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
suvERIc ARRIVES FROM AZORES


VINO wished to 20 aboard. But the mp.
pearahce OF the steamer Indicates that
she mas seen some rough weather.
ihis IL the maiden voyage Of the SUI
'eric' nut she looks as II she were
many years old. The dash OF the seas
was worn away the paint from her
sizes ana stained her plates with
great patches OF rust.
b"' she mas made good time. II
was not expected. until recently, that
she would arrive Tor almost a week.
ou' ai'er she reached Montevideo
'hree DAYS ahead OF her expected time,
u was anticipated mat she would get
10 hohoihiu sooner than was earlier
supposed.
Immigration commissioner Sargent
went OUT 10 the SuVeric on the customs
'auhch' accompanied by Jack Atkin'
SON ana H. W. breckohs. Mr.. Sargent
maui ,he Journey all the way IRON
washington expressly ior the purpose
" De'hs On Tue srounu wneh 'he su'
,e" arr,'eu me or'ns'ns oi 'he
1850 '"'''''s'ah's ny 'he su'er'c ihau
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
SACHS GRAND
CHRISTMAS SHOWING

Bright and early Monday morning,
the Sachs Dry Goods Co. will make
grand display OF novel and useful
Holiday Gifts; every Department will
be full to Overlooking, with an exten.
sive and elaborate assortment and ON
every hand will be found helpful hints
to make holiday shopping a pleasure
and convenience. The Sachs Com.
pany are Offering big specials for next
week. Silks and satins at half the reg.
ular prices are grand values; and a
sample line OF knickerbocker shirt
waists at $3.50 reduction Is an ex.
ceptional bargain; big cut In prices
on floss pillows will also prevail. The
display Of Christmas handkerchiefs is
certainly the largest and most varied
ever shown In this city, particular at.
tention being called to the immense
assortment of hand embroidered hand.
kerchiefs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01

When one goes Christmas shopping
he likes to select from stock that Is
complete. In fact one that is rich In
holiday suggestions Whitney a.
Marsh have such stock Their holi.
day stock contains many dainty aud
useful articles Visit that store now
aud mako your choice while the stock
10 fresh
The Manchuria h 10 so On the Hunt
ers Point drydock about December 10
The exact date has not been fixed, how
eyer bat the liner will not be- placed
on The day dock until the material for
her repair, which has been ordered
nom the Fast IL known 10 be on The
way,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
NOTICE OF SALES OF PUBLIC
LAND SITUATE At wAiANAE,
OAHU, T. n. 4.

At 12 o'clock noon. Monday, Decem.
Der 3lst. 1906, at front entrance to Ju'
dietary Building. Honolulu. there will
he sold at Public Auction under the
provisions OF Part ". Section II. Land
Act 1895. (Section 276 Revised Laws
OF HawaiD. the following described
Public Land: ......-- - ..s.... .-,...r.
1860 acres. a little more OF less. OF
remnants Of Agricultural Lands. to-
gether with 49l.35 acres Of coral and
sandy land located at Waianae.kai,
Oahu.
Upset price. s6s. s5s15. Terms. Cash.
U. s. Gold Coin.
For plans and further particulars,
epply at office Of the undersigned, Ju'
dietary Building, Honolulu. T. II.
JAS. w. PRATT.
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Honolulu. T. H.. Dec. LIST, 1906.
3553-Dec. l. 8. 10, 22, 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
NEW = TO-DAY
NOTICE.

ALOHA TEMPLE, A. A. o. N. N. 8.
A regular session of Aloha Temple,
A. A. o. N. NJ. s., will be held at
the Masonic Temple Saturday. Decem.
Der |, 1906, at 1880 o'clock p. m, for
the transaction OF business and the
election of officers.
Visiting Mobiles are cordially invit.
ed to attend.
by order OF the lllustrious Potentate,
CHAS. b. COOPER.
CHAS. +. MURRAY. Recorder.
3553-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
w. r. PATTERSON

GENERAL Contracting and Jobblng,
HsusepaintIno, Paperhaneins, Grain.
ing. kalsomlning, Brick, Cement and
Stone Work. Shop with whittls, the
sisn painter, corner Hotel and Union
streets. PHONE MAIN a6t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
LOCAL and GENERAL

>-
Autos for hire at Ter Stables
Why not ask for Royal Butter at c.
j Day & Co.'S?
A notice Of sale of public land sit
uated at waIanae, oahu, appears in
Mis- issue.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
The swell selection of Christmas
goods ut Sayegusas should be seen by
everyone. Note the prices In their ad
yeItis, ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis enter.
iainedat dinner for Miss Mamie Win.
ston and Mr.. John II. Bliss ON Thurs
day evening.
Miss Power received per Alameda
some beautiful new hats. Also hair
ornaments. Millinery Parlors. Boston
Building. Fort street.
Waikiki Inn Is now owned by w. z.
Bergin. Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely FIRST class
Finest bathing on the beach.
The Catholic Church Of st. John the
Baptist. Kallhiwaena. In charge of Rev.
Father Clement. Tomorrow, December
End. first Sunday OF Advent. 8: 30 a. m,
high mass. sermon, collection. Sunday
School. I y. NJ, rosary.
In the case OF the Honolulu Brewing
and Mailing Company VS.. l.. X. Duvau-
chelle. which came before Judge De
Boil; this morning the plaintiff was
unable to produce its principal witness
and confessed judgment which was
ordered entered.
Judge Weaver has entered decision
In favor of the petitioner In the appli
cation of the Atherton Estate for titla
TO land ON Kinau. Lunalilo and Kapio.
lani streets. containing 10000 square
feet valued at $4,000. The land Is the
home OF Theodore Richards.
Leon Renaut. Arman vensae. Victor
Cayois, Paul Dumuis and l.. Leone,
five gentlemen from Iwilei who were
charged with vagrancy. appeared be.
fore Judge Whitney this morning. but
had their cases continued. Each of
them furnished 800 bond.
Th. m,r,rog. -, u,.srt,,,o r,mo,,,
daughter n, Wr T,mn,hy IN NJ q
q Kaanuni was oui,e nm zimmerman,
social even, IN waimeo Hawaii M
SUNDAY ofternoon Novomber 25 Iudye
7. S, X. Nakanelua performed the Ger.
emory. Miss n. Timotbv was tbe
bridesmaid and Mr.. X, Kamalo acted
as best man. The service took place at
the residence OF Mr.. S. Kaapuni ia
waimea. The house was well decorat.
ed with ferns aud beautiful flowers
There were many relatives and init.
mate friends present. A delightful
luau was given In honor OF the bride
and groom. In the evening the Ivy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
BAMBOO AND LAUHALA
for sale at the
WOMANS EXCHANGE
HOTEL ST.
TEL. MAIN 473.

For Japanese cooks, walters, women
for housework and help for day work,
supplied on short notice.
JAPANESE NEW HOTEL UNION,
LABOR OFFICE,
NUUANU STREET NEAR PAuAHt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA
cuiNERY Of every capacity and de-
scrlption made TO order. Boiler work
and RivETED PIPES for irrigation
purp oses a speciality. Particular atten.
tlon paid to JOB WORK, and rsoalrs
executed d shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Of IlkS TOMORROW
Elaborate Program Will
Be Given AT opera
House

The annua, memorial service Of the
Uonolulu odpe- Mn GtC "a u n E,Le
win take place Mt the opera uouse TO.
morrow afternoon. In accordance with
the following rule:
"sec. lao. The arst SUNDAY In De.
cember of each wear IL hereby desIr.
mated and dedicated M n dav nm which
shall be COMMUNICATED. by every
Lodge OF E,ks in sacred sessions the
memories Of departed brotbers aud
shall he known as .Elk.s Memorial,
Day. and II shall be incumbent upon
the Exalted Ruler Of each Subordinate
Lodge to reouire that tho sa,d memo.
rial service shall be held upon the said
and upon no other day. The funeral
service of a departed brother shalI he
known as n Session of Sorrow"
The program will he as follows.
Funeral March" - Cbopin
SYMPHONY Society.
RITUAL"
Violin Solo. "Cayatina" Rarf
Mr.. r. J. Buchly.
Ritual"
Prayer. :. +. Bro. Rev. Alex. Macintosh
Baritone Solo, 20 Lift Thine Eyes"
de rReiss
Mr. Chester Livingston.
Grafton. Bro. Judge q. n. Kinpsbury
''pilgrim March" from italian
s,.,....l....,N
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA
TuRiTv CO., LTD.

Reel Estate, Mortgsgs, Loans and In
vsstment Securities,
object Mcintyre Bldg, Honolulu, TN.
p o, Sex 26h. PRONE MAIN i4t
03a FORT ct,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-01
CIOthe
CORRECTLY

You are not dressed correctly, &C.
eordins to the prevailing style. " your
suit 10 not OF dark material.
Call here and we will help you Sc
leet the correct eolor-tone.
THE QUALITY OF OUR GOODS
Is As CORRECT As THE coloRs.
The first try'on will prove that we
can III you.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

~ouigclnuBt mor0cn iinb. Wcnn ,Sobll
9lu olli Houb nuogebt, baum ncrieblt
cr 3icI nno Hi6tlung iclicn. Gr bot
MISUNDERSTANDING llcbung in Dem
@cid)6ft, or bot @elb uno Sdlod)t.
idiifc uno polfcrrc6tlihc 9cOcnfca
iinb fir britiide StootSmGnncr III.
bctonntc 9cgriifc. Sci i'm Belts ulo
on bit inl Geht, lit ibrc Gcpiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Tepnrtemeut fir 5ijeutlide Ierbeieruuoeu
Inter- epartemcn brs StaotsS mgentcnrs.

| more, Den .. Diui 1OO6
ccpnrafe oerttcaclte slngcboie. an ben, yoorb
nt %9tnoroe, care Of Gin sJieeiitcr." o~erichtet
iro liit bic atipellirltra, Befebulie nit Soiicu,
mlloiiciHcl ulO 9llallerung Der ipIocuneu
GtruBcii nit pr6parirtcu SpiSbiudeu tperSen
bon Dem Siaoi -0te9iitraior In ieineit 9ilrcoil
i'm Jiaibbnuic bio II llbr SornlittaoS nm
MittuodI. ben l6. 9faI 1905, enteeeen eenori.
men:
ScficrfonsS trnBe, hon Der Sffeite bcsVroao.
ipan nab Der &citielte Der 4oIfes Sirate:
SrccncsS tra6c, bon Der Siiofeite Der 2onibaro,
Sirubc jur y~ioroieiie bet SrnttsStraBe; Wionu.
ments StraBc. pon Der Gillette bes 9ronoiuub
Sur gSeilieiie Der gSuliesS ttube; GaroIincsGir.
bon Der Giibfciic Der SolmullsS traBe 5iirYipros
ieite Der Slipcr. Sirube; poiimuitsS irabe, uol
Der Gillette Der Gocu Str1be 6ur gSeiifeiie 6cr
GaruljnesS Giraffe; 2inoelsIuerlle. bon Der
Norbicite Der WubiionsS trabc 5nr Sibieitc
oct 5ittb-slpcnue. mo Srarllin'S trabe. ont
Der s8eitieiie Der &oionrbsSirube 6nr Gitleiie
Der Gitnp giraffe.
Gpejiiifationeli linb %s(neebni SorinnIare iuer'
ben uuf @ril0cu in oiefent Nilrcai g~eltefcri.
Ole Gontraltsl icb6rbe bebdlt lid on5 Hedlt
Dor. irgcno einco ober ale Slnaebote 6uriid'
S~itiuciicI. Gin bcglGi6tgtcr Gbed iiir cine
Sumnte. ipie In ben Spc5iiit1ttoilcrt all1e9ebcll,
Snblbur an bct WiuDor mn Stabtrnib bon Vnl'
%iinlurc, ntii; icocin ~stracbut h~cigctilat feilt.
.. Z. Senonli,.
Stuois SItGentelr.
GuiGcbciGcn:
e. GfaH 1imanus,
@rtiioeni Der GUntrafi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(Mnil,J,I,S9,1 1911, l9,t4. i5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

ltcn5 lperOen pobl nod nid)t gollj III
Gergeiicnbcit gcroibcn icin. Canal"
id)on bottc bic .Stnnoar0" olelclbcil
Wittel ongcnenoct, mic icbt, MIR III
ctipos flcincrcm Minbltobc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
mar;r Ennhic Gnndlcl.

"a norb nm q mai 1900 unierc %ecliebif
opv,Icr Msor;r eanbie Gnddlcl, 9Hiitipe bes berz
ilprhcren ebriiiop6 Nli6dcI. gebilrti9 aus
@rebenifein, aurbcfcn. Sic @eerel9u'9 ttiloef
Mitt,uod,, giaNniitaaS nm 2 uor, non Ataliet,
Ser MT Carmel Cemetery" itatt.
1ie trauerubcn @interbliebencn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Eruit 9( Ncnfiu,

IS ftarb am 8. @Idt 1906. I'M! Gi2 ugt
WtoraeIls, in ieiner Aobnnrq, III. IUs". Mt,
bon QIarbGru NJ. 9epfin. qcb. cite. Ste Yssr'
bielne finbcf Gienitag, NndnlliiaB9 24 wv
bonn 1ranerbuuie aus itntt. ,,,ani,,,
,,nNiren '""'' ~'| G27-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
(nbnuu Tciacl.

Sc iinrb am I. Wiai 1906. I'M 1a3 llbr Niors
Heller Nattc BON gSilhGlmine Gciael. i'm gllicr
bon ~ Sdbren s WIcIaien uno 10 Sugen in
ieiHcr lcbien 9Sobrutg, Nr. 525. 9ioro Var
rim Strafe. Sic VeeroiQulg iinbct Witt,pudi,
Nuhmlttiags I'M . llbr. pom Sruierbnufc aus
Idh benz oGpubonsE arf' 0ricbbcie" ilait.
ftpS-ul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Eepartemcut fir G%rSicbnug.
Viircau orr 8cburbe Der Sd,nl.G untmi i1rc,
Edc Mnotiuns nuo 2ainDettcaHuf.

y" 'ShhN'Np"~ ""p
0erIcgclte Nn9ebote, nit Der slnfibriit
uFropoinIe for 9cefe ntb Surntiure" oerfebeu,
lib an ben opuurb OF Nnudrbe" Der Siaot Vnls
iiuore %noreitrt. ipPrbcu bis Mittiuodl, ocu q.
Mai 1906, Nprmittass II mhr, int @ircuu
beS Ginbts ategi'trninr5. RnibbniS. Baltimore,
Mtb.. eniaeqe1 genumnlCn. 6ir YiefertHe al Die
@ebbrbc Der G6uIsG unlmiiidrc bon 4iulten mo
anoeren M0belt etc. iiir bic GtuIcn gir. 10.
90 INTO So. Spc5ifiIatipnen l6nren int Mi
rcnu Der GhnIbehtroc. Wiabiions lino guiuD'
ciicsSlocruIe. cinpclcbcn iueroclt.
Sin begInihiatcr Ghcd I'M NetrdGe bon $500
mlfi ieoent ~elrgcbQt iiir Ynlle poer fir lnlie
lno Wipbel. pocr 9'uIte.. !giDbci mo Mnnoin:
I'M Nctraoe bon 500 nrnf, icSem slitGebot fir
BnItc uncin obcr iiir gSnnOinieIr aIIeii beis
gefiiat icin. 9bedS miiiien 6nbIbnr an ocn
.l{nUor mo Stantrdtb bon Baltimore fein.
TuS 0iedat hIcibt nurbebnIien. irgenD meIde
ODER, ulle Ingebote III bertperfcit.
SDbn 8. Npdle..
Gcfrctir Der Ncb6roe Der Ghul'Gommiifdre.
Veiiiiipt:
6. GiaD rimauus.
Trditoett Der 9ontrufts Yebtrbe.
(stpriI28 ;Wtat3,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

nlfim JIG, OCH 7. Wal IVUG.
@rrItcaelte sln9ebptc, ot ben Sonro Of
9%uuuro5" ~aoreiiirt, iuerben I'M Wilrcnu of5
Gtuot leatiirntor5, Jtatbbaus. bis If ubr @ors
miitnos, an, Wittuud,, bett is. Wiui 1906. cnt.
oeeclt acltommeit. iir ole 8erluranng beS
5cuersS epariemcnts nit 8icroeiniter, fir eitet
Wipuut, brei uber icbo Wiondte. Gin begldEs
hcll Winpur uno Stnbtratb bon Baltimore, inli;
ic6cm ~slnGebot h~ei0efiigt icir. Gpeii'itationcn
neroeu ani Griu6ert BON ocnt Sefretdr bc5
ScitcrsN cparicmcnio %Gcliefcrt. Sne Nledt blcint
pcrbcbulter. irgelo ipehfe ODER ale sngeboie
Si pcripcricn.
Sm suitru9e ocr @ebDrbe
Y. u. @iHinion,
Sefrctdr.
VciiGtigt:
e. Clan Sinduus,
Nrniincnt Der GnnirattsSe1oroe.
(Dtoi3 1 81 SUlO11.191JD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
gcfanntmad)unacn.
gHrcan brs st0ot, 8cpmeters.

2, W1l 1NOG.
u. :gtdi 1905. 10 llbr Wiurecne, an Or llb
SfeHe erideincn, nm bas Itibcuu Der Belle
IOeillic, 5iptf6ct Ourriiuns unb Sranuba. .(be..
5u etabiiren.
Wnieigb Is. 1bumas,
t.utalS) Stnbt. Scpurtrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

PuItt more. Do. %, gpril 1905.
9tu6ridt lpiro btcrnit cribeili, tub une
WuritGiccIBet (aISihIieBIid FOLDER fir Gen.
ire aiartt, IN 5uIge ocs 6euerel. iDiuie Sull'
finer picenSeu AM /. 2uGe nrS lidt 1906 6ubls
bar limo, uno ~biefcl6cn 6ptifet bent /. uno 20.
Wiai in biefenI Viircnu gcItit iperben %ntiiiie1.
Hru. d. Seiincr, 9ontrOleur.
(9lpril28 ;Uinil ., 5,S, tG,12 ,t5,17,1U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Sin SdDritt III Der rcd)tcn HidDtnng.
spart % 9roScu. nn alien critiIaifgcn
Dror1buiiiru

Sin ih0ner Sarg, e1tweber nit
ihipnrjem Siid ODER lueibelt pber
aruuem 4SIiifd) lleherSu0, Ale5 fnt
S%nrg.Sininb. @c9rdbni' gnjeiac,
GinbGlinmirunp Der 2eihe.
Trunerilor. q lSunr 9~a1oidIbe,
Sefinllno ocS SraoCS.
Ycibenipapen uno , feline Nlitfdbcn.
@iniam Gpuf, 9cidcnbcitntter,
9torths unb Greenmuuni. YOc. Scibe Eclepbone,
tSaut1 ,69(te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Yrrtbo g. Niu0.

Gs ftarb am 7. Wtni 1906 Bertha Y. 9ino,
acIicbic Satin bon Inbn &inb. int Filter pnlt
IA So6ren. Sic 9ecroiqun9 iinnetWiittpudl,
8 llbr Nndmittn9s. bon ihrcr lebtcl 9Snbs
illua. Dir. sos, 9ior0s S%rclnolt Ibenllc. aus
Iinit, O2T-S)