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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21
WASP WAIST
Is Again Pushing its Way III
TO Favor.
Fashions Decree Must be Regard
ed Despite the Fact That
the Women Object.

London, Sept l9.-The wasp waist
is pushing its way into favor again
despite the fact that it is regarded
by the majority of women with
disgust. Fashions decree must De
obeyed, however, and many women
who are most emphatic in deploring
the necessity of the wasp waist suff-
er much in their efforts to obtain one
for themselves.
One well known corsetaire says
she always advises her customers 10
avoid tight lacing, as it ruins the
figure and shortens the life. She
contends it is mistake to imagine
that a man desires a trim and
rounded waist, which is easily cul-
tivated without discomfort or
crammmg the body into corsets
which resemble mail armour"
On the other banda West End cos
tuner says wasp waist need not
be a result of tight lacing and guar
antees to give her customer a wasp
waist without discomfort. Her secret
is that she studies her customers. II
woman complains about the size Of
her waist she does not recommend
tight lacing, but designs a gown
which emphasizes the shoulders
and hips and makes the waist in
comparison appear a couple of inch
es smaller.
One physician who was consulted
on the subject declared he had
issued warnings without end against
tight lacing and he had given il
up in despair. He could only offer
this promise to a girl whe was tight
ly laced. "She will suffer from
wrinkles arond the eyes, purple
cheeks caused by imperfect circuls-
ton; red hands. broken veins in her
nose a worried expression and 6nai-
ly, gray hairs from malnutrition.'
Truly an awful warning!
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to he
;incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed local remedies. and
by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven catar-
.rah to be a constitutional disease
and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrah Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co,
Toledo, Chic, is the only constitu-
tional cure on 1.-THE market. 1t is
taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts d.
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
to cure. Send for circulars and tes-
timonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 70.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21
Fishing Rights 10 Norway.

1T is fashionable" said the rich
man, ito spend the summer in Nor
way. The Norwegian climate is
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21

Sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
non Of the kid
n-ys; If it stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble: too
frequent desire 10
pass II or pain in
the back is also
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21

When two strong men come to
blows, even if they are well match
ed, it is not pleasant sight. but if
the man who gets the worst of it
will use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye,
he will look better and feel better III
short order. Be sure you get De-
Wits. Good for everything saive
is used for, including piles. Sold by
Il. Wayne Griffin & Bro.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21
What 10 DO.

fASSA saAe- La A4LL-lS DldQ-
ds1 are out Of order.
what 70 DO.
Thote is comfort Ia the knowledge so
often expressed. that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Reot. the great kidney remedy fultills every
wish N curing rheErnatisrn, pain in the
back, kidneys. liver. h,zddsr and every part
Il the urinary pazsss-- Il corrects inability
&c hold water ana s;zIding pain in passing
Il, CT bad effects f3ifss1ng use OF liauor,
wire or BEER. and ove0csn1eS that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 90 often
during the day. and to get up many times
drnng the might. Tne mid and the extra
ordinary effect CT Swamp-Root Is soon
realized. 1t STANDS the highest for its wen
d.rful cures Of the most distressing cases.
hycu ma. 4 r7.1i-;as you should have t..
hest. Sod BY crr-S1=sz II Soc. and$l. sizs-.
Eou may have a sample bottle Of this
wendsrful discoYsrT SIR
aud a book that tells 6tE TN ...s.s.S:Ss
more abcut il. bo-h sect rs :Ifs Y 8.
absolutely free BY niaiL hs.=.sS.s ~
Address Or. Kline & Home Of swampRoo..
Co., Binghamion. ~. z When writing men
ton reading this gcscreEs offer in this paper.
Don't make any a STAKE, bus remember
t-e name. Swami r Dot, Gs. Kimer's
SVamr,-Soot. and the a5tlrGU 5inghamton,
~ r. o. every bottle.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21
"a - TO TIA,
Bear, the The Kind You Have AlxaE BcucS
Signature a. &z2zINN
Livermore News Sold.

tlu NfNrs
My father and | have purchased
the remaining half interest in the
News from George F. Swint, and we
are complete owners. have enjoy
ed being in the business with Mr..
Swint and Miss Maggie very much.
From this issue on | will be editor
and manager of this paper and the
business will be looked after by me.
| propose to give my undivided at
tention to the work and my motto
for the paper shall be-IMPRovE-
MENT.
The Livermore News is always
going to hold up for and do all in its
power to advance Livermore's inter-
ests. The paper is going to work
for YOUR interests, now will you
work for ITS interests?
Thanking all my friends for their
many past favors and invoking
COHIlnudlCe VI llleSt, DeR W Dt,
Yours very truly,
Roscoe |. Downs.
A bath cleanses the skin and rids
the pores of refuse. A bath makes
far better fellowship and citizenship.
Not only should the outside of the
body be cleansed, but occasional use
of a laxative or cathartic opens the
bowels and clears the system of eff
fete matter. Best for this are De
Wits Little Early Risers. Pleasant
little pills that do not grippe or sick
en-. Sold by z. Wayne Griffin &
Bro.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Our.

FIJI bottle or c5rnnnn glass with your
water and Vet IL sisa5 svoentY-four hours; a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21

Fifty-six and one-half years Of honest con
serva,ive, successful management has made
this one of the most honored and trusted COM
panies in America-the lowest combined Death
and Expense rate of any Company OF equal
age. Unexceled strength of assets, guaran-
tees our stability.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21

- a - TT & F K "a.
'a,. til. -nTh' Kind V. Vac ... Always Hargs
'a q L1H2AzzM
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-09-21

Through Pullman sleeping and tree reclining
chair cars. Homeseekers' ExcursionS
month. Descriptive literature. maps, pamphlets
folders. ETC.. on application.
Alaska forum., 1906-06-16
The Method Nome People Use
 To Remove Obnoxious Official
From Panama Teller

WASHINGTON, May '3o.-The de- partment of justice has forwarded the charges of John Corson against Com missioner Reed of Nome to Judge A. Moore for investigation. The details of the complaint have not been given out, though it is known that the main point against Reed is that of conduct ing private practice, and in so doing cannot be fair in decisions. Judge Moore says that unless Reed makes a strong defense he will be er,e61ievtteed. Or iginal telegrams and documents are l: 3 tat- tached to the complaint.
Alaska forum., 1906-06-16
Frank Burk Registers Kick
 Over Poor Outfit Supplied

Frank Burk has just returned from a winters s prospecting trip in the country 20 miles below the Novikakat on the southern slope of the Yukon watershed and reports finding sufficiently good encouraging prospects to impel him to return this fall and continue his invest igations. Burk is highly incensed over the quality of the outfit he bought here last summer, and states that it became necessary for him to mush ont in the dead ofwinter to Kokrines so as to re- place large quantity of spoiled and damaged goods, thus loosihg great part of the winter.
Alaska forum., 1906-06-16
Candidate Gale
 Wih Tour Alaska

George w. Ledger received the 5 } following telegram from Fair F banks yesterday in his capacity as E president of the Rampant Miners $ Association. The telegram is. F self explanatory:
 FAIRBANKS, June. 14.-Cale 3 and committees plan was to first 1 visit Rampant. Delay in naming 6 committee caused change in plan. 2 We are disappointed. Plan now ; is: s Calesgoesstes Nome, Valdez, 4 Juneau, Skagway, Circle, Ram 3 part. Secretary Tanana Miners $ Association and chairman 'cam-s $ paign commit tee writing imuedi-, ately. Leaving this evening to 3 connect with H Hannah for Nome.
 THOMAS GALE. $
 -
Alaska forum., 1906-06-16

J. ". Young received large con- signmentof fresheggs, potatoes, onions and fresh frnits on the Hannah direct from Seattle. The consignment is first class and is meeting with'a ready sale.
Alaska forum., 1906-06-16

The above dispatch is copied from a rabid Wickersham organ. It is fair sample of the dope emanating from the pen of the Washington correspondent of the Seattle P-I. The item contains some truth, many prevarications and is wholly misleading. The only truth in it-and that is inferred-is that vote to confirm Judge Wickersham cannot be had.
 The statement regarding Senator Nelson and the president is prevari- cation and misleading, for if Senator Nelson ever made such a promise, which is doubtful, he performed his part of it as the senate committee nam- ed to investigate Judge Wickersham decided against the confirmation of his appointment.
Alaska forum., 1906-06-16
Steamer Hannah Carries Heavy. '.
 Passengerlist For Fairbanks

The steamer Hannah, Capt. New comb. passed down river last evening bound for St. Michael. The steamer was loaded to the guards with passen- gers bound for Fairbanks. Among the latter were noted Marshal and Mrs. Geo. G. Perry. The marshal came ashore on the arrival of the boat and went into executive session with the local officials, and they together con- firmed Judge Wickersham. Commis- sioner Lindy Green has been running around like turkey gobbler all day.
 The Seattle No. 3, leaving Dawson today, will bring a number of returning Ramparters among whom are: H. F. Thumm and Nephew Young, Jim Green and MT. and Mrs. A. H. Monroe. Is is stated that Judge N. V. Harlan will al- so be a Fairbanks passenger on the Seattle owing to inability to secure accom71od odations on the Hannah.
 Mrs. Young returned from ! a short visit to Dawson on the Hannah.
 Billy Blick left last evening for Nome and the States. He returns this fall.
Alaska forum., 1906-06-16
Wickershdl11 To Be
 Talked To Death
From the Skagway Alaskan.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Senator Nelson, of Minnesota, and Senator Me- Cumber, of North Dakota, have enter ed into an agreement to talk the con- frmation of Judge Wickersham to death. Each has said he will speak from two to four days and that one or the other will begin to speak every time Judge Wickersham's case comes up and will continue until the adjourn ment of the execytive session. This procedure will continue until the ad- journment of congress. It is conceded ed that vote, if one could be secured, would be for Wickersham, four to one, and that the only way to prevent con- firmation will be to talk the appoint ment to death.
 The action of Senators Nelson and McCumber have incensed the senate. The feeling against Senator Nelson is particularly deep seated for the reason that he promised President Roosevelt that if he were beaten in the committee he would cease his opposition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

aroBe 9ie6e fir Srn. Mo6trr ii6rig
Fat unto Oeren 6reun0ihait ouf ic6r
idwu6en 5iiBcn itebt, lit ord Itoot-
befonnt uno miro oericlbc Oubcr Srn,
8abtcr lpo6I falln in0oiiireu. 9tum
lit u6cr 6lotteniefrct0r Charles 5.
@onuporte ictt Der oncrtOmtc rcpitb-
Iifonii6c 6iibrcr III @or1Iono uno
miro mobri6einli6 icincu GiniluB bel
ser Domination OeS N}opor@ GauOi-
0otcn geltcno MAIDEN, nomcntliN "a
Die @etonnten nid)t noG iciucm @a-
Idmod limo. 9tltn mcrOcn &ontrolenr
George &tSeffner 1nO @r. @eorge
q. 8nitbcr plS GanOi0otcl "genontt
bod lit cS ftogIid, ob 0icicIben iid)
0ellcigt 5cigen lpcrocn eiucu 5ltm
0}inOcitcn 5meifcIboitcn Son1pf &c.
gen sic gccinigte Ocmotrotii6c Eortct
announcement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
Die @%anthatiafeit.

-
@obnbGuier am nclttn g~oulepot0. -
Ser Ban ser .@oi0ington, 9o(ti,
more uno @LnnupoIi8 Gleftrii6en
9ubn." - YIdnc fir 0eubullten.
Ndt Orciit6dige 8o6nbGuier
ouf Dem SoruorO.@ ruuoitiid.
Sr. Douglas $. @orOon bat al sic
Baltimore Concrete Gompaauie"
416 6rontfuB am ncucn 9ouleuurO
5lpii6cn >. unO I. 9IOcnlc, ge9cniibcr
n0pulon p. Eorf," pertouit. IS miro
beabiidtigt, oltf oieicm Complex 80
eIcgaute 5luciit0digc @cbduoe ut
bauen, mcldjc NIT Dem @runD cirfa
100000 foitcn merocr.
Gpntraftc iiir Oeu Nb6ru6 ser
60uicr Nr. 1902 bis 1910, ScottItr.,
IiuO bon Scr pSerminal 9tcul Gitutc
Go." an NfcGoroeQ & Sare pergc6tl
mor0cn. "a 0ieic Gompagnie sic
@runOitiidS SrunSoftionen iiir bic
o98oIbington, Baltimore ltn0 2lulu-
polls GIcftriite 9obn" in SGnOcu
bat, mcr0cn oicIe @runoitiide iiir Den
9obnbou Oicicr 0eieli6oit benlltt
Dcr0en.
Nrd)itcft 2ouiS 2cbi miro in oicicr
Modc El0nc iiir ben Neubou ser
8irmo @urf, 6ricO & 60, SiiomGit.
Ode bon Yoltimorc.St r. un0 Centre.
Wtortt, unO bic Ir6itcftcn Wtottlt &
Mbitc fiir eincn groBen 9lnbolt sur
@oIbroof mctb ,.bil6ofl. &ir6e aus.
icn0en.
9aunciItcr ". BUTLER miro Oie
nere ErCSbDtcrioner-Girhe an Der
@tfc bon Gontun-Apenu uno Canton.
Strobe %cr6ouen.
9r. Molf Sci6mon bat ooS % bei
65 SUB grobe @eid1ftS6ou3 Nr. 421,
@cIt-9 Baltimore. StroBc, bon SomcS
Golfer 9ctouft.
S. s. Mcper bat cinen 9ouerloub.
riBi6ein fir ben Ban bon ndt orei-
itodigen Sduiern aitf Dem SoiuorO.
@run0itiid, bcgren8t bon @orrcn.
Ipcuue, Senrp. uno Som6urgs Str,
9c9cniibcr bonn n5eOerol-Sia Bnrf,"
crbolteu, Die S6uler mcrOcn 5luildcn
$500 uno $1,000 foiter, bod iin0
ied)8 bercitS pcrfolift.
ST. .. Nuroctte miro II SGllier an
Der Oiticite Der MorpIono. Nucnle
iiiolid bon Der 28. StrnBe, crridtcll.
9ieieI6cn iino ic 10 bel 60 SUB groB
unO lpcrOcn 3uiommen ca. 100000
toiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
HrcatOrc ais Nirincnt.

Sin SonOoner 9latt bringt fol.
9enoe Sdiloerung zines .Grcatore-"
Gon3ertcS: o0ic grt, nie Signpr
Greotorc ipilOe S9iere. iaponilde
NIngfompfer, Nfro6oten unb 9oltdl.
re0rer nlf ooS o6med)Slunasreidlte
to6dbmt, mar iiberroiheno. Der
entbnlioSmtS Der 3uborer fonnte
feline 0ren5er. Die 6riiblings.O u.
pertllre 0trigirte er foit nur nit oeu
Soaren. Sn oen ru9igen Momen.
ten Der OnDertiire Lief CT Inn Die SEA.
pelle berinn, Zone au5itoBeno mie
Ell Vaudre0ner. Als aber 0os &C.
moItigc 6inolc fam, periponbcltc lid
Greotore plObIih in Oen 36nig Scr
S6iere. Yfit tiefem orobenoen Brill.
len ipranB CT 5u ieinem 9irigenten.
Bllt, idiitteIte oieieS nit oQer aroft
ittto ltrorbte briilellO ieire iftuorie
Wtobne in Der Hid]tung auf oieSrum.
bonen. glS ooS 6inale immcr ge.
falildpoIler unO 9ldn5enoer nuroc,
iiabm Greotore Die Saltung zines ia.
pantheon &ingf1mpfers an II. Itli6
alf Die 3lorinetten los, ole iid aber
i1d)t itberliitcn lieBen itno nit elmer
tltrdltboren Sonialne antuortetcn.
Wle eln Blib iprang er mad red)tS
mo marfirte nit ben armen Die 9e.
ipegungen elmer 8in0miible. Die
Srombonen tbaten lire S6uloigfeit
uito erltidten ben Con Der alarinet.
ten. is mar lpun0erpoQl Die gu.
borerldaft applaltOirte beaeiitert uno
oas Girtusitiid mlir0e nod)mals Dor.
gefiibrt. SIN n8aqfiirenritt" l~eiitete
erentore bon nellem @roBes. gr
frod) an 0en Guberiten linfen Sliigc[
oeS Ropiums, itieB ieltiamel6ne aug
uno iprdng Damn nit gemaltigemSa.
&c auf Die entieBten a~larinetten Los.
Gie attade mar ofienbar nidt Dor.
gele6en, oenn Oie aapelle gerietb fir
einen allgenblid OoIlitdnoig in Scr.
tpirrnng. = Ob MN Greatore," 10
beiBt eS IN oemgerifte meiter, .Itro.
bat lit oOer nidt, ieoenfalls lit er Gin
muiifaliid)eS @enie. Gr bolt mebr
Gillette aus ieiner aapeae bernns.
ais irgenO ein Gtrigent, Der iemols
&onOon beiuft bat. Die 3uSDrrr-
ihoft pddit tdglit. uno mcnn ser
merfpiiroige @oit nod einigen go
den nnd Gonbon suriiffebrt miro
iie nod grober weroen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
8racc 9ruiun'S W6rocr.

Utica, T..D,, %. Silli, - 3. $.
Gillette bon Cortland, cir Setter
bon Gbelter Gillette, pclder IN Scr
finer me9cn GrmorOung OcS SRI.
@roce @roiun inn Dig Mooic.See in
Sen IoironOofS f~eitgebolten miro,
traf in 9egleitllng bon Nnlpolt &.
g. IabiS bon Cortland in Serfimer
Elm uno bate cine Gonfcrcn5 nit
DEM 9eflo9ten. Seine Iusgo6en ioG-
let geiport iueroen, Inn oen illngcn
Woltn bonn eleftriIden Stllbl 81 ret
ten. Der geitrige 9eill6 luor Der
critic, iuel6en Scr @cfon9cne IN ocn
letten ad)t Sp9cn erbolten bate.
@ie perloutct. miro Die @obn-
iinnst6eorie 9eItcrb gemo6t mcrben
unb miro oieiclbe olti Dem llmituroe
boiirert, bob Ole llrsrobmttter Oil
lette'S, ben Ingaben oeS 8ettcrS at
6oIge, Selbitmor0 beging, inocn lie
iidl Die &eble ourdi6nitt, un0 Der
Bater 0eS 9efIogten iein gon5cSSob
ltno @itt DEM Fropbetcn Comic,
6eiier GrbGnger CT NOR, ii6crmieien
6aben 5oQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
Sin Q6ffcl Misilnts.Cr[.

o. . H- #L ~.
Gle prin5ipielle 6rdge, OBJ cine i'm
V}il%itdroienit itebenOe Berion Ben Or
0lnotionen Oc5 D|tilit1ror5te5 o6lolut
6olge leiiten mtB, reip. Oh lie I'M
Seripeigcrlngsfole itrnfbor 1T, 6otte
ooS &riegSgcridt Der %. 0ipiiion Al,
entldei0ell. Sn Dem 0filitGr.@ eleB.
budl be5lu. Oer in 9etradlt fommer.
Den 8erorOnungen uno 9eitimmun.
gen limo barber &oridriftcn nidt
entbolten. Der @oroiit Ganmuno
Gbreiicr ans 8ebmeiIer BON Der 10.
Gompagnie 0eS Snfdnterie- Regiments
9tr. flo, elm luegen iciner Gcmiten3
gegen ole militGriideu &uridriiten
ipieocrDoIt por6eitroiter 9ltri6e, 6ottc
lid) zines Cages lpegen elmer ange6lis
den acknowledgements repierfrunf ac.
nlcl0et. Ter unteriltben0e giiiItens.
or5t, pcror0nete 3nnGdit eiren 26ffe[
Hi5intS-Scl ou er bon Scr InIidt
oit@gIng, Dab Ocrortige 9ei6uerOen
OFT NIT Sttblperitopfung 5uiamnlen
5angcn, Sbrclier iueigcrte Iifl, oos
Hljlnlt@=Ocl ein5ume6men. glS am
ltdtitcn &ormittog ser 4iititcn5or3t
oorollt beltono, lueigertc lid 0breiier,
oo@ Wtittel ST ncbnten, ga er Dies
tld)t bertrogcn fonne un0 iih ii6erae.
ben mlllle. Sierbci bat Sbrclier nod
Gn9obe mebrcrcr 3clt9en cine bo6nis
)de Vilene gemod)t uu0 gel16elt. Su
Der &cr6onoIlng erflGrte er, On6 CT
ais 12-idbriger Surge cinmol Ri5i.
ml8-Oel ein9enonmen Go6e. Gr babe
llb ootnaIS iibergcbcn ltn0 f0nnc ieit.
Dem OaS Ocl nift mebr einncbmen.
Ger Sertretcr Der Nnfloge mar ser
Melnnng, Dob Der bon bent 9lrst ae.
9ebcne SeIe6l, Sie g(r5nei ein5uneb=
men, I'M oienItliden SrtercIie &c.
ldeben ict, INN 6en Monn 10 raid ais
nlo9lif picoer 0ienitfGbig 5t MADDEN.
Ger rtidlt aiSgciiibrte 8efebl iei Dem.
1endB itrafbor. Die gauge Inter.
IlId)llng ipicltc iib in miIitdriIdcr
6orm n6 uno sic Gerletrno elmer
GicnltpfIidt aus 6ltrd)t Dor perIor.
lihcr @cfobr iet itrofbor. Notbmebr
ooer Elm &ot6itono lag nidJt Dor. ga
3lloent Die Gcrmeigerrrng Dor uerInm.
meItcr Monnihoft nit bobniIdem
Con uno odtlln9sncrIebenoer @es
bdroe geidc6cn iei, 10 beontraoc er
ltelIn @odcn @efGngnib. Ger sc.
rtftSbof mar Gem g%eqeniiber ser
Mfetnnng, ooB Die Geriueigerlna 0eS
9eIolgenS Der Gr5tliden 8croronuna
olS einc NidtbefoIglng cincS oienIt.
llder BefebIS nidJt 5lt betradten lei.
Ia man BEN Mionn matgels oieSbe.
5iiglider milit6rilfer 8orlbriften
lttdlt %5ipingen fonne, oaS Mittel All
llebnlen, ll CT bon Dem 8ergeben Der
Observation-Disclosures frct3uipre.
den. Gogegcn iei Die Germeigeruna
IN bobntl6cm Zone itn0 nit adj.
tlutgSberleben0en @ebGr6cn erfol0t
itno 5lpor Dor p%eriommeItcr Wanns
id)aft, lueSbaI6 Obreiier pegcn N(dr
tlntgsperlcBung NIT orei 8oden
Itre1l9em arreIt SIT beitrofen iei. Sbr.
eIier llobm 6ie Strafe an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
Nufflarung ii6er cine @eridhunnoenc.

GIepeIono, 8, 80. Suli. -
9os @ebeimnib iiber oer gerbIcib
bon Srou anno 6. George, bic Dor
adt Sabren George Sarton, oen
Sdiuoger 6eS peritorbenen Trdii.
benton Wcainlep, in Canton eridoB
utro bel ibrem Ero5eb frei9eiprofen
mrroe, ba iie erluieiener NtuBeu in
Wotbmebr bonoeIte. lift ourd Den
Selbitnroro ibreS @otten altfgefldrt
iuoroen. 9m Somitag bottc iid) in
8ooenna Or. grtGltr 6. Hi0oiit oil
einem Sonoelo6cr III ieirem Seim
erb1ngt. Gurd) ieinen SOB iuitroe
befonnt, onb cr iif Dor adt Sobrcn
in Galem, no6c Canton, bon ieiner
er'tcn @ottin idciNen licB ltno ipG.
terbln Sroit George beirutbetc. Ser
Ir5t mar Doblbobeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
aKabcr- nnO QUAINT . GGplOiiOn,-
&icr EcrIuncn getOotet.

Mouut union, So, %, Sltli,
- Gur6 cine Grploiion, mcldc lid
beitte in Dem Eltlper. un0 GDnomit.
Mogo5in bon Seize 8. Mc2oin, nobe
G~obertSboIe, Suutingoon , County,
ereignete, mlroen bier Mdnner ges
t6otct mo flint pcrIett. Die IoOtcn
iin0:
Wilton &oGrer bon SoItpiQe, ga.
Seiferion Span bon &o6ertSoole.
G0moro NQorpop bon No6ertSooIe.
Ileronoer Wilcr BON Soltpiac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

ei9en iein fam, Der ioeben gIiifli6er
&ater gemoroen lit, nit, 0nB olld) in
iei1em Seim iid mabreRO ieiner 9(6-
meienbeit Der Stor6 cingeiteQt uto
cinen redt fr0itigen Sungcn biuter.
laiicn Bat.
&aiiugierc ii Bremen.
Die foldcnoen &oIiogiere reiicn
bentc nit benz o9toroOcu 9loDo"-
Oampfer Bremen" pom Nelp-9 orf
nndl Srelnen: @r. uno 6rau AidarO
5. Scupol0, Sri. &obertu 81. DC
Sorg9lih Sri. 2tlgltIta Mc9ougblin,
Sr. rntO 6rau Socob e. GoientbaI,
6rlS. Selma m1o Grace &oient6al
unO Sri, 0tinnie Sdr6ter.
n2lop0" q a h / Of en-.
Der ,9tor0oelltihc 2lopo" bat iol.
genOe 0umpfer Abiubrten bon Ore
men no6 Neiu-9orf anBebiinOigt;
&on Bremen nad Nep-Yorf -
rGrih5eB alice" If. 5uIi; n&ron.
prin5 @ilbeIm" II. SILL; v6rieorid)
ser GroBc" 81. Suli; o&aiier @iI-
bcIm ser @roBe" u. SuIi; o@roBer
aurfiirIt" %. 3ltIi; r9urbaroiio"
l.. NlguIt; n9aiicr @iIbelm Der
3pcitc" 7. 4llguit; Bremen" If.
9ltguit; oW'oin" 18. Illguit; oaron-
prir5 @ilbcIm" 81. Nlt0uit; n6rieO-
rid ser @roBe" %. 9%Glrguit; oaniier
@ilbclm Ser @roBe" %. IllguIt;
y@rober 8urfiirit" /. September
oGaiicr @ilbcIm Der 3lpcite" 4. Sep
tcmber; n9orboroiio" 8. September.
8on Bremen mad Baltimore -
nTbein" 10. 3lli; ,9tedor" 26. Suit;
oGbrmnit" ,. Nuguit; o9reSlou" 8.
Auguit; o9ran0enburg" 16. Nllguit;
oSunuoper" %. Altguit; nHbcin" 30.
Itguit; nGoiiel" 6. September
9enubung Ser @orboro-
4 y III y er III Is . II
Def or0erung.
Sctt Surgeon mer0cn oie 9arba-
~roiia , 0ampfer oeS ,9foroOcuti6en
2logO," meI6e am Samitng Dor iol-
den GienItogen, an 0eneu Elm S6nell.
onmpfer nid)t uerfebrt, BON Bremen
nah Nem-Yorf o6fabrcl, sur 9ef0r-
Oerlrng ser %0eiammten Oo~rIiegenoen
Goit benubt, 0ic nad) @intritt ser
ShIuBjeit fir Sen SomItogS bon
Soutbompton obfabrenoen 0ompier
ser oamerifo-2inic" 6reitng 6.01
llbr o6 &0lt) auigeliefert miro. Die
lebte 3uiiibrun9S : 8%elcgenbeit iiber
G~ber6oltr9 bilOet ser OeS Samito9S
1915 llbr @Iben0S bon &0ln obfa9.
renOe Bug mad EoriS. Die nit sic
lem Iompier beforOerte @oit trifft
1-2 Gage friibcr in Nep-Dorf ein,
ais nit Sen biSber benlrbten nd6Iten
@erbinOungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
s(uf Der aenruooo

auf Der acnpooo , Sorm BEL
Iubnrn, @.'Y, bat iid ser promi-
liette 6armer unO Bie65iidter Borrp
aennnro mcgcn geidditlidler Sorgen
ben Zoo gegeben pGbreno ieinc 6rult
mo iefne bciOen So6ne in oen s0i-
roHoads abipeienO maren.
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- @G6renO Finest epitters mur6e
in au6urn, N..92 3erter Glace, Ser
ilnter einem Saltne Shub geItdt
bate, pom @liB eridhagen. Gin ga.
merao bon ibm. $. 9nB, iuuroc ourd,
Oen 9libidloa 6%ciutbttoS, miro a6er
ON 2e6et blci6cn.g 80