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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01


onn 0r,ncriforcrn br,tonS urN nni,
QorSinoI mibhoua nororitcmt ,n,,rSr
Ger 9},,5t rrirc,+ i'm Scr Er,tcr Mc.
;,n,hhrit Wiihoi Wohrio(s ncrr,s
cirr OrSrc;,c
%FrIol1uh q 'llr Z d q q l.
&onoo on, 81. SulI, - Mtnlton
spencer GbltrhtIl porIomcntoris
lcbcr Sctrctor oc@ SolonloIonlt@, mn
tCrprcItcte bclltc I'M llntcrbol'e ben
l|lnrtB oc@ oon DER 9tcAIcrlnl0 cnts
lpor'encn NorlhloG@ bcjil1Ilh ctncr
DER &oIollle SrolIHn0ol jll bclplllts
9cnoen Tcrfonu1. Ter Sonpts
@rllllojlla NCrlelben III lute cr 'ugtc,
oa@ Frllljlp, tetnen llntcrbleo 5ml'
lNel VrlteH II. %oerell 3ll llloCbcIllon'
ocrh |tlocn oo@ pole Wtonb 0c@ brit
fI'dch |llracrt0l'nl" 5it itbertrogen.
|Ilc norlnIthcn @cppbncr bon
i'oer y &ohrclL meIhc lcd)S Wtono'
Ir III oer Solollle 9eluclcn 'ino, lollen
llIlnlloercdtl0t lcln ,mo ieocr Vi
IIr'I' loII oolle NlId'Id)t an @cooltc'
tiln8 ''llcI %crttctcr I'M Fnrlomcnt
puoen 2le oiteh boIIulol'hcn @e'
tipl@olltrltte louell le clncn MobIbe-
O,', S,t "'e%''l, nn C,, ~ ~ oVu'n"Il0L 0eI'
h,rn r,6 Scr, ;,tri,o, = ",,""s'> ,,,,'a,,' ,
80 Gibc ui ocbcn gic Ro,Lon,rntS,
nlitoIicNcr Iinb ouf iijrf Eohrc =, rr-
m0GIcp ,mh mcrhcn gi1trn fi;r ;krc
Gicn'tc crboItcn 6iir Soa rritc l}or.
loncrt ion cs cine ,,pritr Qomn,cr
oe6cn, bcitcbcnb oug Is nm hrr Rr.
oicrino ernorrter gPitoJicNcrr 9os
1orIomcnt ipu mann in icirc,. rriter
Gibltno 9lrronoclncutS arr (frn6h.
lima cincr ,mcitrn Gonncr trciien
9ic &crfoiiltnQ nirN cine aloltlcI
sum Wlocrrllt 0e@ @uII.@cIcBcS I'M
m m.ap'tr '',s'l ., S'Ip'II'" 0C't V,'0ollrl''
>'p',' % 10 aoprl''oet ! an on loll ocr 5lll'
P'tl o'', M''t'@ Hu''5nul ol'TDofel,
egt'rul,'t p'e'' e'l'' Neoc SIT @l'l'ten
u'S N"' lW'u7' ''I'o Srtlorie' oerleIoe
"'',lI' u'@ "o''5V" o'''PtIrt ooer 5ll'
'',l"''0''IV'' 'oVFo'"'
: q" NE oroen IN NJ occ6o.
uicu.
SolonihL t. 81 Sili - ggd6.
rC'to 'll'CH 9'lterlI III ocm Sorte 80.
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w." " , l,''' >''''Hu''' pu''HcII''oCllrH
9e',uItl'" '. 'o''Foc'' 5'pV' oill9otilWe
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@oft t3ercttet
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IVY Iu"'PICt "eopo %ru'ol9ut III
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lo'"' oVi'ol''''
WF orQnlS Vt oltebello mnB.
biiBcn.
Vori9, 81 Mlli. - Ter NRnr.
olIia bon Dinutebclo. mclhcr hni
Ocn fiir,lihcu 1eputirtcnmoblcn obrc
orfoIo nls 6on0ibot ouftrot mtr,r
Gclltc mcocu cincs oif Der StroI,r NJ.
mohtcn 9(noriffs ouf icinen crioIo
rcideu 0jeonrr Srn qorouicr a, Is
5nocn Soit rrb elmer 6,rIbbuhp INN
500 pcr,trtbrilt
M i.4t;hoi4Iihor o,
~ ;"
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gtOti5 an oir Gciitcr DOu
GtuRontt11e11=
0Brtgattonen
Der nltuitCn HnillunDs nnO Glcctric
GUmpnnD" BON Baltimore.

tlm ncn 6rtorberniiicn Der NcIibcr iIriuer
Fnrtien bon Ghiommcn.Cb CbItauttoncn NCrcdt
III merhcn. bat b ole nllnteo RnImuos ano
SlCetrtc Gompun0" bon Baltimore eutibloiiCn,
tbre btSbCr ben Gnionlmcn Nono Vcittcrn &c.
mnbte C'lcre iu mooifBireu
9tnitutt Gmbunocrt 2ouar ScripGcrtifiIute
nnainicucn bic 3iuim Hr mir fitnf Sabre
irdNen mn iuncrbuIb Nicicr Rrriobe nuapc,
tnnihi merocn mitiicu miro oic GumpuOuic
6nnbtnN Nono2 i'm ]tcnmuCrb uon cnbubcrt
Dollars nuaGebcn. uubCr Ocu ju Der Cffertc &c.
ndmtcn Nonos i'm 9tcnupcrtb bon fiiufbufocrl
SpIluro uHo einUuieuo Suuurc. 1teic sim
bnnhcrt Dollar VonoS rcrocu nom t. Snni 1905
ontirt unh hrctbiR 1Obrc n0b nicicm Suium
inbIbar ietn uno 3infcn iu iituf Frojcnt fir
hen aunicu lCrmin Der HonOo truQCu uno tbucn
merbeu Coupons fir ole buIbiibrlidcn 3iuieu,
3nbInnacn dnNciiRi iciu; fic iiuo }u ocnicbcn
Reden uno FiauodHipridben ME ole bon Nrd,
Berem 9tcnnwcrtb berchtiAt Wcnu in Rurttc'n
bon finibuuhcrt Dollars oocr eiutuucno Sol
lars oocr In hcrcn Natltiplfutrr prdicntri Huo
itc ir otc 5itnibmocrt Dollar Nuuha oNcr Giu-
tacun Souor Nonoa pou alebcm @ciammt-
bctrdA uuet0uibbur
9te htobcr 0cnnbtc Siicrtc it, 10 uct tie
hcie Subitiution bctrift. 0cdnhcrt
llnttrb MniIiunpe Guh electric 6umpnnH uun
Baltimore
Surb I. VI. 0OoS,
(215) Erditoent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
.1iuuicuclt'S Tullnr.

9teW Oort, 81. &u,i. - 4'rG.
iiOcnt 9tooicoelt bat cinen Collar 81
ocm Gonpagnciono ocs rcpubIifnni.
ihcn Gonarcb- GomtcS beiHeitcucrt,
nn0 5mnr ais 2Intmort ouf Ocu 2luiruf
Oca NoriibcrS Sbcrmon, mcIhcr ole
HeplbIituner critd)t eincn Collar
iiir Oic Gonpagnc berWgeben. Gin
fur5cs S6reibcn, mcldco Sberman'S
Socc 6ilIi9t beglcitcte sic SenOung
Senator 7id uon Gbio uno elmer
louer, ScfretGr OcS republifoniid)cn
9tntiouul Gonite'S, bciubten bGutc
Ocn Fr1iiOenten IN icincr Wobmng
5u SnNumore Sill. no sic poIitiihe
Sittation in Ohio elmer etpa 3uei
Shm0en in 9lniprud) ncbmcnoeu, ein.
lcbcnoen geiprchung unterjogen
mur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
3luri MurOtbatcn ami uffcncr strahr.

9tem Dort 81. SuIi - Sol.
Ootore Sinlmonco, Elm StnIiencr, per.
Utlnoctc bcutc an ser 9outb. .StrdBe,
nobc 0cm Sutton Dtnrft. ieinen
2an0Smann SaIpntorc @urooone t0ot.
lid Ourd cmcn Shnb ilno muroe
gIeih oarulf pom @uiieppc 5occo
ourh cincn Stid ms !Serj get0otet.
9Ille 0rci nareu &nuiircr imn i'm BE.
Griife, 6tidbe 81 fniien Ipcco imo
iein Sdndacr @uruOone ittterbielten
iid iibcr Observation-Disclosures,
ais ib Sionmonco einmtidte mo
Strcit begonnt IN oeiien &erldlli er
Ocn toOtlidcn Stub dbieuerte. Gr
ergriif Die ,Sliht mo puroe bon
Coco pcriollt mcICbcr i'm bolo ein-
boIte uno nieoerltnd. Simoerte bon
Dienid)en mdren NuGcn5eugen beioer
9hlttbotcn 1occo befin0et iih in
&nit.
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JiepnblifaRiidJcr Staats.Gunucnt il
Wiidlinnn.

0etroit, Did, 81. SSuli,-0ic
Gepublitoner bon Nidigan bieItcn
beute ibrcn tautS-Gonpent bier ub
lno nontinirten ein Stnatstidct, AT
oeiicn Spite ,SreO. %. @nrncr aus
ISarmington, Der geeenrpGrtige Son.
uerneur, ais @puperneltrs GanOioat
Itebt. Die gegenmGrtigen Staats.
beanltcn puroen nit MIR orei 9lus.
nabmen orf's 9teue nominirt. Die
Ylnttfornt inooiiirt Die 4ominitrdtion
HooIepelt's in oIlen Stiiden.
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&cin YrObbct.
ScfrCtdr NunapnrtC ilbCr bic 3ntnnft
Der glcGcrrNiiC.

9}ihta @cniiiea peiB man uiht allciu
Gmtlcn3cr f6nnen bier }u &auoC
nidt lr6ralld)t pcrocn. - Roolc.
ucIt'a 2ollur iiir Die repltbIifoni
ihc Gompu1nctoiie cingetroiicn
@iIligrre 6nbrprciic nui Der
yEcnniuIuuniu @nbn. - llcbcr.
trldb1rc 5luienmciIen @iaetC
iir 500. - Cpier ser Ecurcc.
Ira1ooie 3lm 9ubc acbcttct.
grpIoijon pon 5hicBbnlrmpoac
bel ]tcmarf, l&.sS. toOtet iimi
Mdnncr.
MoibiuQton :, e.. 81. 3uli.
- Ter o9IcNro DounN Peoples Gbri.
titan un0 G0ucutiouol GonlrcB." sci.
ien 3ped III Ser mornltden uno iu'
ttlcftlcllcn 0cbltta ser Nc1crroiic be.
itcbt, bcgnnn bcutc cine iiinitGgigc
Sitlng IN bciiQcr StoOt. O}ebrcrc
lmticno 0cIegutet lilO unueicno.
uertreten oQe Staatcn ser
Union, iouie ulth etIidc nusm6rti1c
QGnOcr Die belttige critic SiBunl
mar 9euillfommnllnASrcOcn lm0
Goupltncutcn aeuiomet. Qic bultpt.
idd.ihcn Nc0ner morcn NiiCbof 8c6,
len !. @nineS ans 9ItIantu m0 Slot.
tcnlCfrctGr 9onopartc. Ter 2eBtcrc
iprod Don Ser 3itfunft Scr 9fcgcrroiic
IN 2Incrito un0 ioNtc inn 2lIlaenci-
ncrL CT bc5mcille nidlt, ooB irgcno \Sc.
mOn0 mcbr ais cine nllAcncine Ncr.
iibcr ooS jutinitigc Shid
iol Der 9tcacrroiie umo iciuc Wirfug
nlf Oo9 2nnO i'm }lu1ennciucu GuBern
f6nnc, Icricnigc, mclhcr in oieicr
9c5ic5nnA ihon icbt ollcS 5ir miiien
uoraebc, ici niht mcrtb, OoB man ibn
unb0rc, Ocm cr ihmnte cihfad, lin,
iinn. Die 9tcgerraiic ici jc0oh Die Gin.
5iac, pclhc 10 melt I'M StuuOc mar,
iid III cincm uno ocnliclben 2au0c
ncbcn Der peiBcu 9tniic 5rl be6ntptcL
Im0 ucm iic fortfobrc, iid) IN noruIi.
'hcr lnO intcIleftleIlcr NC5icMlnN jlt
jcbcn 10 ucrOe cS nm 10 bciicr iiir
lie iciH, Ocnt cS gc6c IN 9IncrIta tei
ncn EInb fiir 2crte, meIcbe nitt i'm
StnnOc iin6. iiir iib iclbit }u iorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
Seine pniIcnOc @Serion.
9rpon crbebt Gumano aeaen Roger
Sullipau ais OlitlIicO 0cs Gatio.
naI.Gomitc'a fiir Auinoi5

G6icugo, 81 ,Sllli. - 9tidter
Clucn ! (bompiou non ISafionDae,
&ll2,, tbcilt bcltte 9}ollmittug nit, OaB
ibn @inium !. Nruun in eincm pom
H. %lli Oatirtcn Shreiben niigefor.
0crt hat J0rn. &oger Sullipun I'M
,{utcrriie ser Giutruht INN A6oan.
tml ais W}italicO oc9 Ocmofratii6en
9(otionoI Gomitc'S iiir SainoiS gu
crihcn Gr ((boupiou) babe oie
@othoit oll91cridtct mO Suliunn
babe iit Gcuci1crt Dem @ciuhe 3I
cutiprecbeH.
1bompiou ucroiicutlidt nun ein
Shrciben Nrpon'5, nclhcs erflGrt,
SuIluun icI 0urd) Netrug 01italieO
Oca 9}utionol Gomitc'9 aepor0en,
mo c3 ici alien cbrIihcu Icmofraten
mm0alif, nit Inn IN oieier @i1en.
ihlit 5u uCrbonOeln. Ter 0riei lit
uou 2oh aatrinc. ShottIonO, Outirt.
Ncrr Sulliun erIdBt bcutc lIbenO
cine Idn1c GrtlGrung. in ucIder er
itd gclcn @rpdn'S 2GnfIoac pertbeiOi9t
unO iid) in 1cluiiieu Gieacnantlngen
AcAcn Hidtcr (bonipion un0 Serrn
WlilI0ro Gillmpre ergebt. 1ieie Serren
ltcbCn mic CT bebntptet, an ser Spite
elmer RcAcn i'm gerihtcten @obole,
mcIdc id)on int ocmofrotiidlen 9tatio.
nal GOnuent non 1904 bloSgelteat
umO Oeeupouirt mur0c. WuS Serrn
Nru0u onbelon1t 10 iugt Sulipan.
OcrcIbc iei Iciocr inlncr 5il iehr be.
rcit iih 0irh Ncite, lpelfe er fir
icinc 6rcunOc buIte, 81 idIihen
S6Iiiiien pcrIcitCn 81 loIien. @ernOe
mic cr in Der 6rriiiIbcrfroge i'm Srr.
tblm mar, iei cr nuh GcAenpGrtig I'M
Nrrtbuu uno CT ipiele in Der gcgen-
uGrtiNcn Goutroperie feline idGnere
Rolc, ais III Dem befonntcn Streit
nm sic @Cnuctt'ibc Grbihnit
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GCdcmSucrlnit Nnrdl GrplOIiOn uOn
SdDickbanmmullc.

9tcmorf M, 81. Suli -
Turh cine bcute IN ocn @crtcn ser
nGoopcr Gbcnicol 60, nobe ser bie.
Iiaen 5tn0tlrcnJe cingctretenen CT.
pIoion bon ShicB6mtnnuoGc ptrOen
bier Mdnner Qet6Otct mo eiu ,5iiniter
miro pcrmiBt. Die 9tuncn Der @e.
t0Otctcn iinO:. 9tIbcrt 5torf, GurG
3oItcI, Dtor 0icrtlinIcr umo Mutton
Nudpo0. Ger 9tnme otS GcrmiBten
lit nht betnnnt. Wlan 0lon6t, ooB
bicicr Monr total in Stiide 9eriiien
iplroc. IoS gcbdltOe lit total ger.
It0rt
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I'm gampfc un,s Taiein

erlcgcn 70 @iee. obnc oub man ibnen ben
Goripuu Der 5eigbeit maben bari. webe Bite
t5Iirtc ms aorn Uirft Ter menldlidr tbrper
miro BON bielen ttroniiCben Nranibeiien beinlpe'
fubt peIde Die itdrtie gSjucnstrdtt nuireiben
mo oen 1po ais ctiuns gSiinitcnSwcribeS ers
idenen lniieu Admentild ntlt NdS and bon
pelhes pieIcn Nlcniten pus peben oerIeioeie
ou lie BET GuudidIbern uue 9btrurgeH ieilie
oilie iauoeH Don Sr Silsbees beriibmtem
0einittcl .,AuaieHs" dber ieinc Steuntntb bat
ten. 9roben oeieS uniebIbaren s0tittels uer'
ncn pon u Geuitdoter & 60, nor 24iG. Netus
gori icitenirei periuHot (WlpWSr .I&gS)
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sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE

Effen has sanSe Sah=.
ehbueit.Gde esubctte. nno Charles. .strabe,
Baltimore.
:. 9rtinoIidbe slnsbilbuha; 1ngs uno Hberb,
lhnie. lbpefpriter fpitenfrei flirs 9aus. Gtel.
!!nna:r arrntsut vlabiae @ebiibren: @sainui
stt fTeaB.1 .I&St
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WrohcS Sd)ladDtbanS fir Minncapo-
lis.

G4icoGo. AaS., 81 9itli.-Gie
WielounG Dab 9lruour & So. Ole Or
rid)tltng Gcpnlti1cr Shladtbaus'
nnlogen III WinncnpoliS nit einem
&oitennrinano non iiinf bis iedJS
Willionen Collars pIoner, ipir0 bon
ocn bieiigen @cnmten ScS Gennnnten
9alties beltdtigt
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8alttmDre&S Sbto
Grfurfiunen

USn Baltimore.
S2.j0-6nmGcrinnb Ino jariid.
Sl.lu-Sertrlcl Springs nnh 6Hrid
Sl.21-Uinrtineburn Hnb inrd.
Sl.2j--0Gtper'S ICrrB uIIo 5uriin
SUnrtnn, ocu ). Nunnft
SpriinBuO ucrldGi UtuIi l,uOaI
1taiiun 900 WtorUCnc, Gumutus
Station 700 WturpCnc
EbllnoClpBia uuo Sariid.
St.10-GBcitcr unb iurhd.
&iiintnatDu nno duriid.
SpnHtad, nCu D. uno 10. 9ugnit
1pe3tnl8u0 OcrIubt GnmnCIl-Stns
tlon 500 WurnCns, gPuunt Rpbal-
Stution 500 lRbrecus. Niidfuhrt,
hcrIdtt philadelphia 100 @bcnbo
S500-9luantic 6itD, Gaoc Widh, aeu
5ele Gih uilo Ecenn Git0, va,
nHo iHritd icocn Nrcitna uno Sauts
nnn, Gltlp fiir bic Ridilbrt biz
5ltnI olacnbcn SieniinA. einhIicbs
ltd bis sum 8. Sepitmbcr
S10OO-Gtngnrn5nlls 1t. Suriid, Trcta1,
3 Nuguit. Nillcte giiltip 6llr 0iIls
inbrt Gni oent Spe}tnISuue. Der
Sariocn gnbnbof s.35 Oorpcns,
Wiount &uNnls sidbnboi sac Wurs
gems. ocrIdBt CUR Riidfabri lilr
10 1gae tini9l bes Cages oes
StOtebcr na6 sorontO ii. abuu.
fnno SSlnnne.
glui Der Siildretfe gIuientbaIt In
9nItnIr, Ro6eiter. 9enebd, 99ot,
Tins @lCn Glen Summit Sprinas
NIB Wiaud 9buni geIiattet.
&etfcre Srfuriionen tucrben am
II. annntt, H. llno 2e. Sepirmber
pernninltel, (210-t4)
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Pcnnip reSn5irt ibrc Habrprciic.

4 Ebiln0elpbiu, 81. Suli. -
&obn y. 1bapcr, pirrter Ticc. YrGii'
ocnt Der yBcnipIpunid Nnbn," flint
0iatc nud elmer beute Ituttgcntu0cncn
&criannlung ocs 0irettorilln0 Der
Sobn an, oaB bcibIoIicn Wor0cn lit,
ol9 Wtarirnum Ser 6ubrrdten in elmer
9iid)trng bon 312 mo 3 GcntS pro
V}etle mtf 2I2 Gents }r re0uBiren.
Gicler 8e'6htB inpoloirt cine 2tonlIti,
rlng aller IurdsSnbrrdten pom Git
0cn ans itit0 Die nelcH Ndtcn meroen
NnI1Blih Der 9roBcn, Oumit ucrfuiipi.
ten 9Irbeit nidlt Dor Dem 10 9touenl'
Der in aruft treten. Dlun ninmt an,
0nB Die Gonfllrreu5linien, uelde 9teIu.
?)orf itber Cincinnati mo 2ouisDile
crreldcn, ibre 6dbrrdtcn entipredeno
berablcbcn lueroen, 10 Dab Der gnn5e
iilolife Neutrality-suspicious. iiber g9nib.
inaton, Cincinnati oOer &ouiSuilIe ulli
gIcidjen SUB qeitellt miro.
Iie oEenniDlponid 9dbn" miro
liBcrOem pom I September an
Tnuienmeilen gillctc, uelfe nur iiir
ibre 0Itlih Don Eittabltra mo Grie
8eIegenen &inien giiItig iino, 81 500
pro Stiid pertauien Qieie 9illete
mcrocn iibertrdgbar iein umO fein
@eIo broudt bel ibrcm grIongen ol9
Sihcrbcit oeponirt 3ll peroen.
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u o t re0et.

&io &oueiro, q. rflli. - Ger
ponamcritaniidc GonGreb bicIt bcr.
te nicoCr cine Sibung. Scfretdr
Moot belt cinc lange Heoe.
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u NJ crifontih h e Yilger
bci'n i ap II.

Rom, 81. ,Srli Ter |opIt
cnipfing bcutc Oic northumberland
ger, on bcrcn Spibe 9iidof Senrp
@abriels bon 0g6ensburg M,
nno Sobn :. Wic@rane bon 9roof-
lDn, R.-D., ite6cu @r erinncrtc lid,
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,,N0niatn Der Sommrrtonrrn. "

rDie,6onis nno Wtncrs' Irunsr. Gc. "sDam.
pier. Baltimore nud VoIton uub BrDoioence
3ur Gee. geie Jtoute nntb ben yieus9naInno,
Ss0sS Ssr e of nW ebc %SF III Fir 5s 4UrsmiSs eiiGs a
8ircnr. Gde 2igbt. uno German. Strnbe.
(Nuni1Y&E. .2Ntle)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18

The past two weeks I have been working ahold of any, so today I ate bit more than usual. So, you see 1t doesn't hurt me. I'll wager that in my time I have eaten over 300 pounds of glass-yes maybe all of 500 pounds. It makes me fat However, I'll wager also, if anybody wants 1t that way. that less than an ounce of the stuff will kill any man in Kennewick. Who wants to try it?'
 Irish Tim never experiences any diff culty in obtaining all he wants to drink for when the craving for whisky comes unon him he immediately makes the prop osifion to some of 'the boys to buy him a drink and he will eat the glass" Of course he gets the drink
 To many people this peculiar appetite of the big Irshman may sound like fairy tale--a bit of yellow falsehood. Any skep- tical minded person can readily confirm the story by inquirng or any resident of Kennewick where his glass-devouring proclivities have for some time been ere atng considerable wonder and consterna- ton. There is no trickery no sleight-of- hand in his glass meals.
 Scientists are greatly puzzled at the fellows habit and are at loss to ae- count for the fact that the glass appears to agree with him. Physicians state that an ordinary man would die from the ef- fleets of piece of glass the size of a pea, if it were sharp. This may be true, But Tim Is always careful to chew his glass up thouroughly. until 1t is completely pull yerized Nevertheless. doctors claim that he has a 'castiron stomach or he could not eat the stuff as freely as he does. He has a wonderful physique, and his ability as a litter Is said to be phenomenal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
MINER SHOT SATURDAY.
Sheriff Jack Moore Brings Mack Kelly
 to Hospital In Birmingham.

Sheriff Jack Moore of Walker county came to Birmingham yesterday afternoon with Mack Kelly, a miner, who was shot Saturday night at Horse Creek by a man named Baldwin. Kelly was taken to the Copeland infirmary. where he was operated on It was stated last night that there was no hope for his recovery. He has wife and young baby. Sheriff Moore said the shooting grew out of trivial dispute. Baldwin was just out of the penitentiary, having served term of one year
 Another shooting reported by Sher1ff Moore took place fourteen miles south of Jasper last Thursday night. This one between Tom and General Crenshaw, two negro brothers. They were coming from A. fishing trip in a buggy together when Tom became hilarious and discharged his pistol at his brothers wife, hitting her on the leg. General was shot through the chest in the fight which followed. Tom was shot in the arm.
 Sheriff Moore said that since May F there have been nine murders in Wal ker county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
RECORD OF COURTS

Several of the courts will take up active work this morning. and the quiet that marked the close of last week in court circles will be broken.
 Todays docket in the circuit court is as follows:
 Bessemer Furniture company vs. Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany. Appeal by defendant w. K. Smith, Meade & Porter; Hugh Morrow.
 Abraham Brothers vs. St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company. Dam ages. Samuel Will John; Campbell & Walker.
 B. r. Pool vs. J. F. Riley. Assumpsit. Stallings & NeSmith; D. N. Hamill.
 Willie Davis vs. Western Union Tele- graph company. Damages Gibson & Davis; Campbell x Walker.
 Mike Zeoek vs. Sloss-Sheffeld Steel and Iron company. Damages. J. R. Tate and Bradley and Morrow.
 Mike zeock vs. Tutwiler Coal, Coke and Iron company. Damages. J. R. Tate and George Bondurant; Augustus Benners.
 F. A. Herring vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. Damages. A. o. Lane; Hugh Morrow.
 " D. Jones Vs. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company. Damages. Hinds Peevey and Leadbetter & Johnston; Wal ker Percy.
 Joe Hill vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. Damages. Hnds Peevey, Leadbetter 6 Johnston; Walker Percy.
 A. Pilligren vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. Damages Hinds Peevey. Leadbetter & Johnston Walker Percy.
 Today's docket in the first division of the city court of Birmingham Is as fol- lows:
 J. G. Roebuck. pro aml. vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company Damages PS. Frank s. White X Sons; Walker Tillman, Campbell and Morrow Mrs. Abia Bookhan vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company. Damages PS. Bowman, Harsh & Bed- dow; Hugh Morrow.
 J. o. Wilhite, admr. etc.. vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company. Dam ages Joseph T. Collins, Jr. w. l. Grubb. E4Nle MOSley, HuIHT. elc., Ns. bliilllnB ham Railway, Light and Power company. Damages PS. Bowman, Harsh & Bed- dow Hugh Morrow.
 J. D. Moseey vs. W. H. Morton ct al. Damages PS J. H. Ward ct al; E. c. Joner
 Judge Edwards vs. Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company. Dam ages. Denson & Denson; Hugh Morrow. Jackson D. Moore vs. Frank G. Fits, defendant, F. E. Forbes Plano company, garnishee. Attachment. Bowman, Harsh & Beddow.
 Daisy Nelson vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company. Damages. Russell & Lewis; Hugh Morrow
 Judge Thomas G. Jones has returned to the city and will resume the federal court this morning with the following docket:
 w. M. Bailey and Lula Parker vs. Southern Railway company.
 Joseph Minnett ys. Southern Railway company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
FAMILY OF POLES IN
 NEED OF ASSISTANCE

1 she fed the Watowsky family. She then
 got up subscription for them, resulting
 in something like $35 most of which she i says was given by the shop girls of Bir-
 mlngham. Out of this amount she now
 buys groceries for them, allowing s1.5 l for daily rations for the family or seven. ] Her one object is to get them back to New York where Watowsky can get work , He Is a baker and has always worked
 on the Eastside in New York where they
 say the bread is different from the kind
 used here. For that reason he cannot
 get work in his line in Birmingham. Be- i sides he cannot talk English.
 ) Their condition is unspeakable The oldest child is a girl of 10 She is remark
 ably brght-bright with the hideous pre-
 cocity of poverty and starvation. The
 little ones are too young to think. They
 are as happy as they are hungry They play around half clad in the alley with
 little negroes. happy as though they were clean and well dressed and had plenty to eat One of them occasionally takes pull at a milk bottle and bubbles all over with sheer joy.
 Mrs. Chase said of them: Here is the way for those who theorize about the ways and means to alleviate the suffering of the lower strater of society. All need is the means, and I will get enough money ] to get them back to New York If l can only make the people understand that l this is a case of actual and abject pow i erty. These poor foreigners are, so to speak, in black darkness with not single ray of that hope which Is the common heritage of humankind. Just look at them will tell more than can say"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18

A man with a wrenched back, a woman children, the oldest 10 years old, are in dire distress in Birmingham.
 These seven human beings are huddled in one room in house at 1435 Fourth alleyrwlth but little food and almost without clothing.
 The family came to Birmingham two months ago, the father, Watowsky, being an Eastside baker He worked first in a coal mine. and being unused to tools, cut his hand severely. Then he found em- ployment at furnace and wrenched his back so badly that 1t will be months before he will work again.
 Unable to speak English without cent of money, with but little to wear and less to eat the troubles of the family were aggravated by ignorance of new con- dtions which surrounded them. They were strangers in a strange land. In this pitiful plight baby was born to them after a while. This made seven mouths to feed and there was not enough food for one There was not piece Of bread in their house, which by the way, was not furnished with anything except two or three patched up beds and a broken stove Not even chair. They had no clothes worth the name-only a rag or two that might in barbaric days have been called raiment, just enough to keep daylight fromt parts of their bodies. They are barefooted, father, mother and children.
 A Polish woman, Mrs. Chase, who lives at 1127 North Twentieth street, discover ed their condition Although she has a ,ar.a family of her own for two weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
Refugees Complain.

San Francisco, June H.-rhree hun dred refugees from the camps located throughout San Francisco combined in the adoption today of resolutions ealing for the abolition of soup Kitchens and return to the former plan of dealing out ratons to the destitute. It was also de- clared the sense of the meetings that the refugees are being oppressed by those in charge of the supplies donated and call ing for committee appointed by Mayor Sohmitz to supercede the army forces. The main cry was that home life is being destroyed by requiring husband and wife to he separated during meals.