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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
FORT FISHER VETERANS
Will Organize Into an Association.
Meeting to be Held on September

An association Of the survivors Of
the famous battle at Fort Fisher is to
be organized and the following official
notice has been issued:
All the survivors of the famous bat
tie Of Fort Fisher are earnestly re-
uuested to assemble in the city of Will
mington at 10 o'clock Tuesday, Sep
TENDER IS, 1906 for the purpose Of
forming The Fort Fisher Survivors
Association electing officers for same
and forming definite pans for annual
reunions and a general reunion OF all
the forces who were engaged in those
memorable battles. Comrades in dis
tant states who can not attend in per-
son this meeting in September are re-
qussted to be represented by proxy or
letter. A large attendance is expected
at this September meeting which IS to
be one of great and far reaching import
ance Comrades will be notified OF the
place of meeting as soon as they arrive
in the city. The railroads will furnish
the best possible rates for this meeting
and publish the same. All who expect
to attend this meeting will please no.
tifv at once J. A. Smith. 215 Walnut
street. John w. West, COZ North Fifth
street. Wilmington, \. {.
All state papers please copy
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
EXTRA TRAINS on \. c. l..
Will be Put On to Handle Crowds CO.
ing to the jamestown Exposition.

The following is taken from the
Rocky Mount Record:
We learn from a private course, but
a reliable one. that General Passenger
Agent w. J. Craig has requested seven
extra passenger trains each day over
the A. {. l.. division from this city 10
Norfolk, to begin operation January /.
This is to handle the immense crowd
who wis hto see the jamestown Expo
sition. Those trains are TO be three
over the short cut TO Fayetteville and
three TO Wilmington while n tram Is
to be operaed from here 10 Norfolk.
Thse are all in excess 0 fthe regular
trains operated now. The Southern
Railroad is negotiating TO run several
passenger trains over their road o
Greensboro to Selma, and then over the
Atlantic Coast Line tracks from that
Mace 10 Norfolk. 4 spur track Is De
ing constructed from the Southern emo
of the yard at South Rocky Mount
through TO the Norfolk branch, this Is
to handle all Southern freight and
through passenger trains for Norfoik.
The new \. c. L. train will mean sever
Ell new crews. all OF which VIII prooa-
blv be chosen for this division
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
INDECENT PICTURES COVERED
Richmond Bill Posting oncer Sur
renders at Durham and Removes
Alleged Immoral Posters From Pub
lie Places.

Durham, August 25.-The bill post
ing people surrendered today and by
their acts have said that they have
no right t post immoral pictures in
defiance of law and the wishes of the
best people. In the mayors court this
morning w. E. F%reeland, local mana
ger for a Richmond bill-posting con-
Germ, was arraigned OF the charge OF
posting pictures Of d iewd, immoral
and indecent nature. He was ad-
judged guilty. but judgment was held
up on certain promises made by the
defendant. Mr.. Freeland stated to the
court thai he would comply with the
order of the mayo and asked to be
allowed until 4 o'clock this Afternoon
in which to cover the Objectionable ad-
vertisements. The mayor granted this
time and judgement was held e
him until 4 o'clock.
In the meantime Mr.. Freeland n
his men got busy with paste and pa
Der and all of the Objectionable adVer
tisements were soon covered.-Speclal
to Charlotte Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
CAR FAMINE IMMINENT
Ne hundred Needed by High Point
FURNITURE Manufacturer-Coruor..
ton Commission to Inyestipa,. W..
ditiOns.

Iisn Folnt, August 25.-A tabulated
leport Just made for the Information
" Inc corporation commission. which
meets here Monday. shows thar he
tween $50 and 300 are needed :,
the next few days and that 100 arg
are past due, entailing a loss of ,ho,,-
sands Of dollars to the manufactu-e-.
mere n elsewhere in the state If the
SITUATION Is not soon relieved. The
io0S VIII De something enormous az
future and present business,
racuorles here now have so car loads
VI furniture packed ready for loading
= large amount Of correspondence
and kilograms has passed between the
secretary of the North Carolina Case
workers. association and the railroad
olnclals the past few days. but. boiled
do"n It all shows the s~tubbornness
OF the Sauthern Railway to give the
manufacturers a square deal. There
are almost enough foreign cars here
on the tracks TO relieve the most ur-
gent cases, but the railroad
refuses to let them be used only for
shipments routed over the lines TO
which they belong, and as most Of the
business now is for south and south
east, the manufacturers cannot COM
ply with the iron rule Of the South
ern.
The manufacturers have tried hard
to keep the matter out of the hands
Of the corpIation commission, think
ing every day the railroad company
would come to the rescue and not let
a repetition Of last years situation oc-
cur, but it is very apparent that, if
something is not done and lone quick
ly, the car famine of August, 1906,
will greatly exceed that Of August.
1907 The corporation commission will
arrive here Monday afternoon to meet
with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
Charlotte Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31

Politics make strange bedfeIjoxs.
AND some Of those fellows chang. beds
with wonderful CELEBRITY. Observe
This time last year Mr. McCIelIa,
and Ar. Murphy were - close s..
brothers The former was : oandi.
date 10 succeed himself Is navo~ ~
. York. and the latter rs leader Of
Iamnany Hall was his chief support
Today they are II daggers drawn.
a threatening the other with polit-
zeal destruction. They have parted
company over patronage. and are pre-
pairing for = desperate struggle for
ontro! OF the big town's representa-
ton in the democratic state owen
ton.
This time last year. Mcclellan
and Mr. jerome were Al daSxers
drawn The latter in his first race for
district attorney had said Of the for
mer hat by his political associations
he had brought reproach upon an hon
cred name. Today Mr., Mcclellan is
using his influence. and his friends are
busy, IN behalf o. Mr.. jerome for gov
ernOr.
AAS tALi" last year Nj. hearst vas
hghting Mr.. Murphy. and Mr.. Murphy
was nghting back. with might and
main, Il was a furious combat. in
which the pick OF Gotham's severest
VOCABULARY q disp-aise was freely
drawn upon. Today the " men are
believed 10 be acting in concert. Mr..
Hearst Is : candidate for governor.
Il Mi Murphy il Is Thought. fayors
MS aspirations. Al any ate tile Je-
rome candidacy supposes . Hearst
Murphy combination. and work is
afoot to COunteraCt It.
Today Mr.. Jerome is handling Mr..
Murphy without glGSes. He IS saying
as savage things Of him as he said
last year. II seems likely. indeed. that
as he warns up TO his subject again
he may surpass last years record. :
And yet If Mr.. Jerome is nominated
at Buffalo he will have I o look 10 Mr..
Murphy for support. Mr.. Murphy has
said he Will be regular" even with Mr.
Jerome as the candidate. Will il not
be amusing if Mr.. Jerome, after lash
ing Mr.. Murphy before the state CON
is obliged to salve his wounds
by silence. or awkward open
praise, after the convention, in order
make sure OF Tammany's y
a t the polls?-Charlotte Chronicle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
Americans Complain of Cruel Treat
ment.

Boston, Mass, August 21.-Charges
of cruel treatment of Americans at
Sainte Nazaire. France. were made to-
day by Frank Downey. who arrived
from Liverpool as a stowaway on the
Sachem Downey, who said his nome
is in New York, was one Of about 1000
Americans who went to France to in
+rod,,ca American methods in the oys-
ter industry. He said that ne n MS
companions We're kept in a state o,
practical slavery, being Ill led n III
treated and forced 10 work night and
dav until completely exhausted Dow
ney escaped TO England in a penniless
condition and hid on board the Sachem
inst before she left Liverpool.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
BERRY GODWIN,s VIII,
Lumberton Man Left an Estate Worth
About Quarter of a N;l,;o,

Lumberton, N. c., August a5-rho
VIII OF Berry Goodwin was probated md
recorded. AS nearly all the estate IL
in real estate the exact yalue is bord =
to get at. 1t is worth in the naieh1
borhood Of s250,0OO.
Inc document covers about ten tvne-
written pages, was made the third dav
OF February last, and was witnessed h.,
Z. b. Skipper and @. T. Williams A
w. Mclean and Stephen MCINTYRE arc
named as executors. Two Thousand
dollars IN money was willed to Sidnev
Goodwin, a niece, and the remainder -
in practically three equal shares to his
daughter, Mrs. EdnaGrifith, of Green's
boro, his granddaughter, Mrs. Mar
garet French Mclean, and grandson
George G. French, Of Lumberton.
At Mrs. Grifith's death her chare
goes to Mrs. Mclean and Mr.. French
Mrs. Griffith, during the term Of her
natural life, gets 500 acres of dand in
the county and several town lots. each
OF the other two get about 5000 acres
OF land each.-Special correspondence
Industrial News.
MIR. DUNCAN Nc(ORNJCE man
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31

VIII BE- Orrncd to Commerce OF World
on Septe0eer st-No Import or
Export Dusy VIII b. Levied on Ar
tLCies Of Commrrcc-

Washington. August .T.-Mr. Mira
Okla. the japanese charge. called AZ the
= department today and advised
Acting Secretary Adsc that Japan will
ossa DaIny TO the o-Euznsrce Of all IA
ions after September ! L is IN bs a
fTes port. aud 10 impor; Or export duty
~nl - levied OF articles q ~omma7ce
imported into or exported from Kawn-
1o-Shu. through DAIny. From the
same date ships % al nations ~ilI >,
permitted 20 ply and engage in traae
oet~ee palay. or Tairea. as tn. town
- aoT called. Al dali the ports az
meTC@.
The following statement wss made
todae
The Eastern Chinese railway = -,
soA artery O. AAAchur!Aa commerce.
ana i = OF utmost Importance that
goods Or merchandise which .nr~-
MAhchuTa By the Southern Maachuri-
an railway shal stand in 81 more uu-
favorable position b the merchan-
disc thai enters Nanchuvta from the
north b. the Eastern Ch!1ese ~raslwav
and more especially -. D. the treaty.
between Russia aCl China. articles -
commerce entering China from th.
Russian frontier by that railway =
subjec; 10 only two-.hirds If the tarrS
that are imposed on articles imported
through the open ports on the coast e
China. II Chinese customs were 10 bc
establish solely at Talreu. while goods
entering by the back doc. FROM the
Russian frontier were - be- kept from
the payment 81 even iwo-thiyds a! the
ordinary customs tariff. the Southern
M~anckurian railway would be seriously
handicapped. On the question OF
the establishment OF Chinese customs
at Tairen. Japan's contention has
merely been that II would be unjust
unless customs We're simultaneously es-
tablished at the Rus@o-Chinese from
tier. so that the back door may equal
y be guarded when the front door is
closed to duty free entry
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
Governor Blanchard Leaves ir
York.

Now Orleans. August
~ n blanchard will leave tonight lot
New York TO participate III 1ne u;l1 he
ton to William J. Bryan ~ D 2
accompanied by Congressman on.
Rroussard and other Louls1anl"ns
pointed to represent the oellG ;on Of
marty of the state on the cea1nn
10 home coming Of the N~eorashah'
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
Bryan 10 be Invited To Tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn. August IA
committee composed of United States
Senators Carmack and Frazier. the en-
tire democratic congressional delega-
ton from Tennessee. former Governor
TAYLOR and others have been appointed
10 extend an invitation 10 W. j. Bryan
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
Florida Delegation in New 1ork.

New York. August 27.-Formes "U re-
ornor W, S. Jennings, of Florida, re-
ported to the Bryan reception COMM nth
toa today that he had arrived WIN
onn,o viii swell the Florida delegatlo.
to one hundred. D. L.. Fletc n,a,;d Do
Jacksonville, chairman Of the tlorlia Id
democratic state central commit'ee -
with the delegation.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31

1t does not look like much more
will be heard about indictment of the
Salisbury lynchers That is likely TO
be as great a farce as the prosecution
of the Arson lynchers. At first we
thought some of the lawbreakers
would be punished.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
Augusta Pitchers Purchased by Phika-
dcIphia.

Philadelphia, August e-.-Nanager
Mack of the Philadelphia American
league baseball club has purchased tho
release of Pitchers Rucker and Holmes
from Augusta, Ga. club Of the South
Atlantic league. Rucker and Holmes
will be available to Manager Mack az
ter next Monday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
DUNCAN MCCORMICK DEAD
One of Best known Men i'm Robson.
Helped to Put Down the Lowry
Gang.
Correspondence of The Messenaer
Iaurinburg, n. c.. August .

Laurinburg, n. c., August 25.
Mr.. Duncan Mccormick, one of the
Oldest and most popular men of the
county, died at his home early this
morning. He had been sick for some
tllle and ms death was not unexpected.
He IS one OF the many citizens of this
territory b took part in putting
Gown the Lowry gang, and he carried
some OF their lead with him to his
grave. He was an unusually popular
man with his neighbors.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31

There is a call among New York
politicians for leaders. An impression
existed hat too many politicians there
made a specially Of leadership and
were weak on Observation-Disclosures
Ledger.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31

If the Cubans cannot govern them
selves it is a pretty good sign that the
least we have [ do with them the bet
ter.-Durham Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
A NEW STEAMER INE

Backed by Business 3Ssn of
southport and Several Farmers ara
also interested I'm the Natter-Wm
be Capitalized at s2e, 900 and to h.
sn Business when $4,000 Shah
nave Been Paid in-Steamer Cost
ing About $4,000 to be Purchased
Two Steamer Lines mt Present bnt
sea Gate Comes On on the 18th of
September.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
~srpnENE CoURr
- for Law
ippIlc ,,ent Back
Death OF MISS

,oolicanl7 mack
Regln's' Mic
"ua-Dcath OF ~
L.
bureau.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31

- make three speeches in tennessee
during the g~ubernatorial campa'sn' Y
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31
M To TIE FRONT

|,. Coa-t City Making
| Lrid,-(n immense
|e,m~-Thr size Of Il
3au New IIotcl-Char-
. HI, Eyes Opened.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-31

For Sale BY r r. Bellany.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22

CAPTAIN I. 5. Cooper &C.
it orben. Sm Nltcr pon 60
Snbren itarb am 9ontrrltag GapitGn
SboniaS s. Cooper. einer ser Gapi-
tame ser @cems IanipierliHic M
ter Dem altcn Regime nno elmer Der
befannteIten Seeleute Ser G~bcjapcofe-
Sai, in leiner @obnung, Nr. 1880,
Noro-S llltpn.Npenle nad cinmohi-
yer G%ranfbeit. Ser Geritprbenc MIR
De III 0ord)cIter F.. Gountp %geboreH.
SSm 9llter Don II Sabren ipnr er be-
reits See-@apit1n; er iibernubm je-
bod Die 2eitung bon &iiltenonmpiern,
ais er lid) gum erlten Wtnl pcrbeira=
tbete. Seine erite @attin mar Sri.
SOPHIA arauB. 8dbreno bes 9iir-
gerfrieges befebligte er Sen 9lofabc-
BREEDER .Ielie 86ite" uno iab sic
Shlaht 5miifen Dem .Wonitor" uno
benz yMerrimac." % Sabre lang
itano ct in 0ieniten ser @eems-2inie
bel peld)er er 5lllest oen Gnmpfer
st. Murp" commallbirte. Nadocm
CT sic @cems-2 inie perloiIen bate,
mliroc or Captain Der n2aop OF the
melfer 9ampier Dor mebre-
rell Sabren nabe @aihington per.
brannte. Gr lit elmer DER penieen
5cmpelritter, meld)e on ser @rofi-
ming bes Treimourertempels tbeil=
nabmen. Gr mar Elm Mitalieo Der
Baltimore Gompturei" Scr Selnpel-
ritter itno ser .Gorintbian 9oge" Der
1Sreimuurer. Gapit1n Cooper binter.
IdBt eiite @ittne uto 5pei &inber.
Gle geerbigung iinoet beite Tad,-
mittog pom S%rauerbauic aus otf Ser
.Mpunt C[ipet Gemetern" itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22

err ofii5iea bon oem 2pnfgerift IN
9cnntnib geiebt iporoen mar, cine
aus ocn $50. Ibomos Bail, 8oriit-
ser, Sobn 8. Wortin, SSos. j. Stron.
&c, Charles 81. Eiroeu, @iaiam 81.
Sbielbs, Yaul u. Fapne. George 6.
Woolep, &. =. Gbid)ter, SSobn Z. SIC.
Garter, Somes {. Srnnll unb s. Z.
Iopia beitebenbc GoronerstS ltrp Gin.
rno oieieIbe gab nod] fur5er @cro,
tbung einen oabin gebenGen Wubr-
iprltf) ob, bob 9onis leinen 5oo er.
lit, inocm err uon Oen @eifiuorcncn
nnbcfunnten Ecrionen aebGngt uno
Damn geid)oiien poroen lei.
Ter StuntSoruolt u. $. Green ga6
Die Ablidt tuno, bob er olleS in iei.
men &rditen Stcbcnbe tbitn meroc,
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TEN an Ser 2Dnd)crci itt Grfabrlng
81 britlgen rno bieicl6en 5ltr Rcdcn.
ifaft 3u 5ieben.
Nllt Vefragen, tueSbol6 Der Hc0cr
ilidJt ioIort pro5eiiirt porOel iei er.
flarte Der StootSnnpolt, BOB Oos
Scmeisnnoterial nod nid)t geniiaeno
borbercitet getueien ici. 9ann babe
6rolt Hei6 bclt Hcacr nidt in 6eiien
@egentuort ols ibren Nn9reifer iocn.
t%iii5irt, als or ibr porgeiiibrt piiroc.
ionocrr crit ipGter. Gie 1rau babe
orideineno 6eiiirftet, ooB ibr @ottc
ocn Burden i'm onGcrcn Safe ouf
Der STEELE ltnlgebradpt baben iuiir0c.
SGcriif 2intbicum BON gmnc
arurocl.Gountp erflortc 9citcrn
Nafmittog, 0nB CT pobl am Sonn-
tag mo Wontag @eriifte iibcr Gin
%acplontcs 2pndNcrift aeb6rt babe.
bod icicn oicieIbcn IN scr lcBtcn Belt
perItlm1mt, mo or bubC bnber ocn
9fcger lidcr gcru0bnt.
8ouperncur @orfieI0 Der.
lanai Gin dJreiten Scr
8roBgcid) morcncn.
@ouperrcllr WoriiIo lit i'm b0dt
itcn @ro6c ungeboltcn iibcr cen &or-
foll uno Iugtc geItcrn, 6oB CT bofic,
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon Nnnc
Nrun0elsGountn nilrocn lufort
Sdrittc t6un, nm Die Sdllloigcn
onSiinoig Eli modem mo 5l bcltro.
len, Scr 8ouncrncur fam om Com
rerIiug Nben0 nm 8 ll6r oltS SEEM
Dorf IN NnnapoliS an rno per6roftc
Die Nodt baicIbit. Seine @ohnumg
iii unQcf1br 500 DorbS bon ocnl Csc.
fGr9niB cntiernt. Srotbenr bottc er
feline Nbnttng bon Gem, mos III iei'
ner Hdbe pnrQil1g, bis er qeitcrn cen
@e0 rod, Baltimore ontrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
Der Sonmtags -Gorrefponoent

scr mor0cn in scr iiblidcn iorgiolti'
ocn 9luSitottlutg crifcint, bictet ei'
zen @icocrid)cin Der frobcn @cib'
rod]t&Scit, in 0cm Scr 2cftilrc NCmio,
n,ctcn iopobI, oils olld) Dem Nl5ci'
ocn.Sbcilc oCIiclben. User nod Gin
f1uic iiir lciuc 2icben 5ir urodlen bat,
iinbct bier Hutb - ioIdJc, bic an
SonltnQ, Der ullcmb Nridlcin nod
rcgncriid) iein miro, cincn ongcncb'
men 3citpertrCib bobcn ipoIlclL Toll
ten sen Observation-Disclosures
ten" 5ltr Sono rcbnrn. 9cridtc aus
ser Stoot, ocm 2orSc unb Der 0dr.
sen @clt, iur9iGltiG rcbi0irt mo
iibcriidtIid) 5uionmNr gelteQt, bic
tcn fir Mile augencbncn ScicItoIf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
9uu See uno Safen.

9ie bcl0en niti @ltnid bes omcrifa-
niidJen aoniuls IN @arld)ou bier
5lwiifgcbnltcnen bcibCn Huiien
BADEN an sic 9cb6roe in @nib,
in1ton appcllirt. = Nn0crcs ron
Gre unb Sofen.
Gic beioen Huiicn, Ectcr @iS.
riousfi. alias Stonislop @afjcpa.
IT, alias Stanislolp @aS5cjllf, uno
SSoief lStuf. Die nuf @erIangen bcs
umerifnniihen Sice a%oniuIs Sllf)s
III @nihington bier juriidgebaIten
nerOcn, BADEN noh @uibington &c.
gen Die @ntid)eioung pes .9ooro Of
Special S%Snqlirp" appcllirt, bod lit
bon BORT ell 9eiheib nod nidt elm.
gelaufen. @s lit Der bieiiaen 9ebor.
De Gin Hotbiel, worum Der gieeconiltl,
bel Dem per 8obel angefragt milroe,
pas nit ben ongeblifen Gieber &c.
iheben ioae, bis oobin nidt geant.
mortet bat.
y pegung Der SloDobam m
pier.
Ger Norob. 2lopb,I umpier San.
noper" fobrt beuie Nafmittog nit
cinigen Eoiiagieren in Der aaiiite H..
70 I'M 3piid)euoed nod) Bremen ab.
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,.&nrlsrube," ser am s. GeSember I'M
ter Siibrung oeS Captains 6. Sronf
pcn gremerboien obfubr, miro bette
ooer morgcn bier ermartet.
Cine Gompfrobrc bar it.
Giner Tepeide bon Horfolf, Go.,
5l Solge mltBte ser 9ompier Sal.
patore oi @%iorgio," Captain 9irring,
Der lid nit 9onanen BON Somoico
ulterlpegs nod bier befono, Noriolf
oils Gotbbofen nufiufen, iueil elmer
ieiner Oompirobren ~gcboriten mar.
gtof Den notbnenbigiten &epnratns
rcn miro Der Tompfcr nod 9alti-
more mciterfobrcn.
Ercisaefront iii 4ana-
ricnpogcl. - gui Ser ausitel-
lung Der Observation-Disclosures III
9roofGpn, R.-Y., erbielt Sr. 3reo.
Gettmor bon Nr, 1893, Srleons-
Strabe, 5pei Yreiie in Der eriter
8laiie mo einen in Der oritten iiir
bier @ogel. Ole or auSgeltcllt batte.
Gie Ereiie beitnnben aus 6iinfOoIlar-
Hoten uub Iiplomen.
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tide Club" peranitaltete an
OpnnerItog abeno in Der galt,SaaG
81 0eitport Elm a"lltcrnroiteu. Der
gbeno geItaltete iid fir Die anblrei.
den 1beilnebmer SIT einem reht on,
genebnen. Mebrere Nnipraden mi
gemcinihaitlihe @eiGnge trusen SIN
llnterbaltlina bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
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Sic Serren gereins. unb 2usen.
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fame Iersogernngen Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
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Columbia bcitte ulo mnrgcn flar
uno f6lter, lueltlidc bis noropeItll-
DIE Minbc.
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tags, bic nicorigitc 36 @rao linn 3
llbr Worgcns.
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Den Scr folaenbc nicbrigite 5bcrmo.
nNtcritono pcr5eihnct: Gnitport 36,
Gsortlono 81, Bolton SO, glbnnu 80,
9tcp-Oorf 3S, Ybilooclphio 36, III
lolticsGitp IS, @oIblngtpn 36, Nor'
folf 10. Charlotte 3S, SottdruS Al,
@ilmington AZ. Gbarleiton 40, ga
Donuab 40, SadionpiIle Al, Sllpiter
IS, Sen @elt 70, Mtlontn 36, Mont,
gomerp 3S, Nen.S Orleans 46, Tulc.
itirc Al, @alpeiton AS. Corpus Gbri.
fiji 46, Mcmpbis SO, Cincinnati 80,
8ittsburg 80, Sslpego so, Buffalo
IS, GIcnelono 81, Ietroit 80. Ilpcna
22, Worqiictte "a, Green Ban "a,
81. 2olis %, &anias Gitp 26, Sma'
bu "a. Surou IA. Nismard IA. @iui.
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Gate "a Gcnper AS, North SLATE "a,
Gooae 90. Imariuo "a ulb Cos Nn.
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