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The bee., 1906-11-15

The season for parties and enter
tainments is now here. The BEE
Office has nice line of invitation
cards and envelopes to match, also
beautiful paper napkins, and crepe
paper in assorted colors for decora-
tion.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Porter lnstallment Compa-
ny will give a Christmas
turkey with every range and
a Christmas hen with every
stove purchased of them be-
tween now and Christmas
day.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Porter Installment Compa-
ny will give a Christmas tur-
key with every range and a
Christmas hen with every
stove purchased of them be-
tween now and Christmas
day.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Mrs. Pearl Gamblin and Mr.. Ber-
nard Walton. both of this city, were
married at the home of the bride
Friday afternoon. This is the brides
second marriage. The bride is 16
years old and her husband is lS
years of age.
The bee., 1906-11-15
Notice.

1 have opened tinshop in the old
McCord building on West Main
street. Am prepared to do all kinds
of tin and galvanized work, gutter
ing, etc. JERRY WEAVER.
The bee., 1906-11-15

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. Church met Monday at the
parsonage with large attendance.
Tuesday next they will hold an all
day quilting at the armory. All
members are requested to come and
bring a lunch
The bee., 1906-11-15

Rev. Jno. Burden left Monday for
Junction City, Ill, where he goes as
delegate of the local General Bap-
tist church, to attend the general
association of that faith, which con-
yened there yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock. Delegates from all parts
Of the United States will be In at
tendance at this meeting.
The bee., 1906-11-15
= PERSONALS Z

Ernest Rash, of Victoria, was in
town Tuesday.
Leonard ID. Huff was In the coun-
ty seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate withers was in Madi-
sonville Monday.
Will Sisk, of Mortons Gap, was in
the city yesterday.
Ber Robinson, of Mortons Gap,
was here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Seareeant were
in Evansville Saturday.
Hartford Chatten visited relatives
in Providence last week.
w. G. Barter, of this city, was in
Madisonville this week.
w. G. Mcleod, of this city, was
in Madisonville Tuesday.
Bette Gates, of Madisonville, was
here Tuesday on business.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jno. b. Atkinson
visited Louisville this week.
Paul NJ. Moore made business
trip to Louisville this week.
w. A. Randolph left yesterday for
an extended trip on the road.
Miss Myrtle Pruitt, Of this citv,
was in Madisonville Monday.
Mrs. JEFF Murphy, of this city,
was in Madisonville Wednesday.
L. L. Patterson and p. w. Box
ley were in the county Thursday.
Harry Withers made a business
trip to Madisonville last Thursday.
Miss Ophelia Davis, of Mortons
Gap, was in Madisonville Monday.
John Long, of Madisonville, was
here Tuesday In his auto.
John Long, of Darlington, was in
MadIsonville Tuesday without his
auto.
Miss Mabel Martin will return to-
day from visit TO friends in Ten
nessee.
Miss Hattie Ashby, of Madison.
vile, was in the city visiting friends
Monday.
Chas. Trahern returned yesterday
from visit to home folks at Hop
kinsville.
Jas. X. Rash and Chas. H. Nc
Gary were in Evansville yesterday
on business. ent
Thos. Wand, of Hopkinsville, was
the guest of his brother, Jno. Wand,
first of the week.
w. r. Martin and G. r. Strang, of
this place. we're in the county seat
on business last week. ~
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. f. Fawcett and
children visited relatives in Guth-
rie Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Amelia Price, of Madison
vile, visited relatives and friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jno. Byrum, of Nebo, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Toombs, of this city.
Miss Winnie Ashby, the hand
some cashier of Bishop & CO., was
here this week calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rule and son,
Curtis, spent Sunday in the coun-
try with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hatch Whitfield.
Mrs. Jas. Sisk and daughters,
Mabel and Ruby. of this city, spent
Saturday with friends and relatives
near Madisonville.
Mr.. Henry 4. Wood, of Washing
ton, ID. c., and son, DIR. Robert
Wood, of Whiting, Ind, visited his
brother Col. Robt. Wood this week.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Singer or Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chimes for sale at Taylor's Drug
Store on payment of 80 cents per
week. Old machines taken in ex-
change. 33t4.
The bee., 1906-11-15

A few lots yet to sell in North
Madisonville. You make some easy
money If you buy one now as they
will be worth more money Jan. /,
1907.
ToOMBs & FAwOETT REALTY Co.,
Darlington, Ky.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Why don't you call in at Dulin &
McLeod's and see those nobby
cloaks and suits just received from
r. S. Dulin, who is In New York
buying the very latest things out?
The bee., 1906-11-15

Mr.. Roland Sisk and family, OF
the Silent Run country left Tuesday
for Hereford, Texas. where they
will make their home.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Bishop Woodcock, of Louisville,
who was announced to preach at the
Library Monday evening, was pre-
vented from filling his appointment
by illness. This was not known in
time to notify the people of his ina
bility to be here.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Owing to an open date the Ken
nedy Players will present to the
patrons of Temple Theatre on the
evening of Nov. 2lst, the we'll known
play, "The Midnight Express" Ad-
mission, 10, 20 and 3Oc.
The bee., 1906-11-15

For sale on easy payments at Tay-
Iors Drug Store the celebrated Sim
ger and Wheeler & Wilson Machines.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Call in today at Dulin g. McLeod's s
and buy one of those snappy cloaks.
Do this and you'll be warm and hap
py all the winter.
The bee., 1906-11-15

c. Truempy will fix your watch so
it will run and keep correct time.
All work strictly guaranteed. At
Golden Rule store.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Rings, brooches and spectacles
neatly repaired by G. Truempy. At
Golden Rule store.
The bee., 1906-11-15

1.-The Big Store'' of Dulin & Nc
Leod has a lot of new cloaks In
plaids and other new and stylish
patterns. 1t would do you good to
take look at them.
The bee., 1906-11-15

The many friends of Mrs. Paul
Moore are delighted to learn that
she is on the rapid road to recovery.
The bee., 1906-11-15

There's always something doing
IN the, suit and cloak department at
Duhn & McLeGd's. We can't get
the orders II, fast enough for the
people.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Don't forget the lots In North
Madisonville. They are too cheap.
ToOMBs e. FAwCETT REALTY Co.
The bee., 1906-11-15

How is your eyesight? If failing,
see Truempy for spectscles. Eyes
tested tree. At Golden Rule store.
The bee., 1906-11-15

The BEE office carries pretty
line of paper napkins and crepe
paper In all colors. Call and see
than
The bee., 1906-11-15

@. Truempy, the jeweler, before
buying your watch. He will save
you money. At Golden Rule store.
The bee., 1906-11-15

A lovely line of dainty paper nap
kins and crepe paper in all colors
for sale at the BEE office.
The bee., 1906-11-15

You can get the celebrated Doro-
thy Dodd shoe for ladies at the
Golden Rule Store.
The bee., 1906-11-15

A full page of "Pithy Points for
Pondering People" in the Search
light, Ruskin, Tenn, each month.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Invitation cards with small enve-
lopes to fit can be had at the BEE
office,
The bee., 1906-11-15

Little Eugene Witherspoon, who
has been quite i'll for several days,
is improving.
The bee., 1906-11-15

North jacksonville seems to be
center of attraction. Most any day
you can see people out there looking
out location and we are getting
daily inquiries Of prices and if GER
tain lots are sold.
TooMBs & FAwoETr REALTY Co,
The bee., 1906-11-15

Sewing machine needles for all
makes for sale at John X. Taylor's
drug store. 33t4.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Little Elizabeth Toombs, who has
been ill for several days, is about
well.
The bee., 1906-11-15
II Pays to Advertise.
SHORT LOCALS

Winesap apples for eating.
l.. +. MCEUEN.
The bee., 1906-11-15

All the latest styles and fabrics in
raincoats at the Golden Rule Store.
The bee., 1906-11-15

Mr.. Henry Il. Wood, of Washing
ton, ID. c., and son, DR.. Robert
Wood, of Whiting, Ind, visited his
brother Col. Robt. Wood this week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Sicbt bcbcnflid) ans.

Iic YropirS Tilerto Yrincipe crbebt
sic @afien lett aud. - Sicben'
sig Mann in Noro iblicben lid
Den Suluracntcn al. - 3mcl'
bulbert Mann iiberiallcn Nnn'
dptelo bel Gienlllegps.
Savanna, /. September. - Is
lit beitte befamlt geporoen, oaB Die
Sniurreftipn alld) oic Eropin5 Elertn
Erincipe ereriiien bat. Sieben6ig
Wann boben IN Woro Die @affen er'
griiien. Sic meroeu angefiibrt bon
Garcia G%nniSares, Dem iriiberen
Spreder oes Observation-Disclosures.
Die Witolieoer ser Sniuraentcnbauoe
baben gang often lid equippirt nno
perlieBen Damn sic Stabt. Ter 9iira
gcrmeilter bon Morp bat 2ano9en.
Sarmerie sur Serfolgune Ser Sniur.
9enten %auigeboten.
SpGter id)idte ser @ouucrncur Der
Eropin3 Yuerto Yrincipe Meloung
an Die biciise Iegieruna, DAB in Mr.
rnpo 9lanco, nabe Gieao DC Ipila, %
Weilen iiiolih BON apila, 200 9e.
rittene infer Oelon Sanbe5 Die
@affen gcdcn Die &esiernna ergriiien
baben. rsi.. ~ .llst8
Cine unaefabr 200 Mnnn ltarfe
Sniurgeutenbanoe iiberfiel beite
Wturgen Hanhllelo bel Gieniuegos in
Scr Tropin3 Santa Clara nnb crbeil-
tetc piele Hferoe uno cine l&nlie nit
$500. Il SID
0as Hatbbais bon eieniuegos lit
bcfeltigt moroen.
9 hanswerfe fir StGbtc.
Die geboroen peridieoener ciiba-
niider St1Ote baben gronerfe gum
Sdus geaen S%niurgcnten : aneriife
errid)ten laiicn. Sn Der llnterorii-
dung bes NufItanoes miro tdglid
metboofiher poreegangen. uno maj,
cntpidclt babel INNER mebr geihid.
Shasiefretar Spnt SterIing meilt
wdbren0 oes sroBten 9beils ieiner
Belt i'm militdriiden Sallptauarticr
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beit t..
Gpm Mub ucrtriebcn.

@iIfesburrc, ga, I. Sept.
Cine miitbenoe Wcnidenmenge,
Die iid an 5tpei S%tolienern, mcldc
untcr Dem 8erbn6t oes Woroes ite'
ben, RIDDEN unb lie lpnden monte,
iiberfiel gcltern G6eno Sen italieni'
idcn Iiitrift in @aperlp Ino-oertrieb
jeocn Stoliener ans Der Srtihoft.
gini5c retteten iif, inocm lie iiber
Sen SllB idppommell, nnocre, inoem
iie iif in Ole @Gl0er fliidtctcn, nab
reno @iner, Ser bon Der @cnge err
miidt 1pllroe, foIt 81 SoOe geihlagen
unb 4noere idlimm perlett muroen.
Die grmoroung bon gllgen Wei-
ienger bate Die Wcnge aufgercgt.
Intonio Sed)rone bate Gin GerbGlt-
nib nit Weilenger's Sodter uno
nollte Tie pernnlalien, nit inn ourd-
Subrennen, bod per6iitete Dies Der
iinO Sedrone ifmor &ade.
@cItern fano man Weiienger critic
den. Sedrone mo iein grltber iino
III Sapre perbnftet aporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
bic Wcl0urGauua.

8aib IN gton, 1. September.
Nah Dem Wonotsberi6t murben
I'M periloiienen Monat in Den Der
idicoencn Wiin5cu Oes 2anoes 49,.
$4,000 8elbltiide geprGgt, bic ei-
men @ertb bon $9,369,100 baben.
0npon naren $4,000 @ololtiide
gum @ertbe bon $S,3S0,000, 5,t5S,-
600 SilberItiide 5rm @ertbe Don
100000, 100000 1 Gentltiide.
auBeroem muroen 100000 5-Eeio.
8oloitiide fiir Merifo mo 10000
Silber.Eeios fir Die Ybilippinen &C.
prGgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02

ltlo beifGftigt iif nit ser Spltelnati-
iirlng uno SrOnung Der 9epaffnung
uno 9lusriiitung Der Gefrllter, nit
melfen b~eItGltOige Sorti6ritte ge-
mud)t neroer. Die Srage ser Wog-
lihfeit BON Geripidelungen in Solge
ser Nnperbung bon IlslGnoern
muroe 6eltte 0em g%ernebmen na1 ga.
Ourd erleoigt, Dab Die auslGnOii6en
Hefruten Elm abfommen unter5eih-
neten, wonaf iie iih leoielid sur I'm
tcrOriidung BEG I~ltiltarOes anperbcn
laiicn, ober nidt in Sen %regul6ren
cubanii6en 0ienlt als Soloatct elm.
treten.
6 f ebung BET Santiago.
Gem @ouperneur Don Santiago
SC Gubo iin0 Meloungen iiber cine
grbebung in Congo, 90 Meilen BON
Scr Staot Santiago De Gir6o entfernt,
5ugefommen. IS mar bis6er nidt
moglif, sic 3obl Ser auiltdnoii6en
ST beItimmcu, bod murbe fir aGe
SGQe cine abtbeilung berittener 8en-
Oarmen per Spe5ial5ug oabin ge-
ianbt. 9as 8eriidt, 6ab an ser
Spite Ser bortigen Sniargenten Der
Seteran Sbcrlt Carlos Dubois ltcbt,
-sY
fonnte bisber nidt beitGtigt meroen.
Nod) elmer meiteren Weloung ans
Santiago lit ser befannte &eteran-
General Scius Hobi 6ereit, an Der
Spite BON 1000 6reinilligen gcgen
sic ~9luitGnoiidcn 81 5icben. General
Rabi bat bel,te, oils ma i'm iragte,
OBJ err eegen ieine Sriiber 5u fdmpien
bcreit iei, iolgen0e @ntmort gegeben:
sd bin cs. @cr farm %5auoern, penn
es beiBt, &aiu SIT befdmpien?"
Irinioob Glantage &C.
pliinoert.
@ bington, 1. september.
r. Gem Stootsbeportcment ein9
bclte cine Icpeihe bon Srn. gtfinS
in Bolton, eincm ser gigentbiimer
Der Srinioab sElantoge in Ser NGbe
bon Gienillegos in Cuba, SIT, porin
gemeloet miro, ser @runobelib Jet
bon elmer 9onoc S%niurgcnten iiber-
iollcn lpor0elt, nel6e cine an5abl
Eieroe geitoblen bGtten. Der ameris
toniihe 8ei66itstrGgcr in Sapata,
Sr. Sleeper, mllroe bon Dem 8orfal
iofort benn6ri6tigt, oonlit er Bic lib.
liden Sdritte tbln f0nne, Inn Der
Elantage Shub 81 gepGbren, Sr.
Sleeper ,batte ieOod in S~oranslid)t
ser @eiiungen 0cS Staotsoepartes
ments bereits sic cubaniid)e Negie-
ring nm Sdllt oes Gigent6unls
nmerifaniidef giirger gegen Die
HGubereien bclpoiineter Sniurgenten
eriuht, ebe er bn5li formea o%ngcruie-
ZEN rpnrbe. Sn elmer beilte abeno
e~ingetroffenen Sepeide an oaS
Stootsbeportenlent beri6tete ST..
Sleeper, es ieien oae moglid)en Tor-
fidtSmnbregeln ~getroffen, Tim mcite-
rem 9elGitigungcn o~merifaniider De
i%itungen por5ubeu9cn, es iei o6er lrt-
moglid, po~rnlts5uie6en, meld)cn Gr-
iolg sic Gcrtbeioigrng bei abgclege-
men ulO iiolirten Elontogen babcn
meroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Seflcibct orci yNcmter."

GoIumb us, Snb., 4. Sept. =
gmmet 5urpin. ser einSige @cfan-
gene Sl Naibpile, @romn.G county,
ieit lettem SCRIPT, ser wegen %,nseice-
lifen 8erfauis einen 250.t1gieen
Safttermin abiist. trogt ben Shliiiiel
gum @efdngnib in ieiner Toihe unb
iungirt in Scr breifad)en @igcnibait
ais @ef1ngniBpGrtcr, Ser1paltcr uil0
@eianeener. gr orobt, bas Golntp
nm ge5ablung fir ieine Gicnite 5u
perflagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
QGft nidlt lufcr.

Sonolulu II, T.. September. -
Ger Irmcc. q nnsportoompicr She
rioan" iibt mic an9epad)ieu oui Dem
Hift nrli meldes or uuflief. Sellte
Wor9en 5ogelt Der Sd)lcpper Scar
leB," Der 3oGfllttcr "Wtoming" uio
Der Gnmpier .Galuoine" pcrgebens
an ibm.
8ab ington 1. September.
= Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser
Irmee Fat cine 0epeide bonn Quar-
tiermeilter 5n Sonpluln crbalten,
neld)e anoelltet, Dab Ser nSberioan"
moglid)er @eiie aerettet mcroen fam.
Die Witte bes S6iffcS miro bonn
Hiif ie~itgebaltcn.
Sonolu | II, T.. September. -
Der 0nmpier ,Selene" longte aeitern
aben0 NIT elmer In5obl Ealiagierc
pom %geitranbeten Transportoalnpfer
nSberioon" al. Inter Ocnielben be-
fanoen iif 90 Srn,cn u,o 10 &inoer.
Cine Maidinc beS GampierS lit llll-
beidGbiet.
Die .3opo Giiul Oriental Comp"
iagt, Ser Sompier nSong-@ong"
miiroe so EaIiagicre oes Dor mebre.
rem Tn9en norolid, BON Saf1i geltran-
oeten Ecltonmpfcrs nWanhllria,"
Ser nabriheinlih ais perloren aufge-
gebcn meroen miro, mad Sem Orient
bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02

qltel) pom SfddtS : SefretQr OcS
9(~uslpdrtigen Gmtes Der altftrag 5u
Ser Wittbeilung 5ugegangen pdre,
OoB Die Gepeide OIL BEN beuti6en
&ailer auf einem WtiBperitanoniiie
6erube, ba 9aiier @ilbelm Srn. 8itte
meoer empfongen b1tte, nod i'm 5u
cmpfongen gebd6te.
Petersburg, /. Sept. = Sn
Ser beutiden gotidoii crflGrtc bcllte
Scr beutihe @eibGitstrdger Gr. bon
Ofiquel, bab er,im Iliftra9G OeS Oelt'
iden StantS : Sefrctdrs ocs auS'
marti9clL &rp. b. 5idiridfp Srll.
ltiefolpitid titlen @ci6eib geialrbt
bate, aber :pieicr morc, in rgcuiiicm
Sinne, entiteat iporoelt. Gr idrie6
MIR, bab sic Sepeidc Ser Wonardi-
ltcn oltf elmer irrigen &brousicbung
6erubte, ga Der Goiier IicmanOem
bon ieiner Ibli6ten, Den @rdfen@it'
te betreifenO, in &enntniB geictt
bdtte. $50.
@ei6enf from 5arcn.
Petersburg. /. Sept. Sn
Inerfennnng fir hie 8a6rung mi
iii6cr Sntereilen ul0 bic 8ilrlorgc
fir &ronfe iomie Germunoetc in Sos
pan mdbrcnb Oes 9riegeS, bat &aller
9tifolaus beilte Dem iron5olii6en &c
lonotcn Sarmanb in Sofio, ocIlen
Sodter, ser @rdfin @ouparO, GDas
men Soiiarien Der OomalS lranjoli-
lder &oniul in 9obe mar, urto eilenl
amerifoner, Mamens ASomers, 0e.
i6enfe perlie6en.
% euterer 6ingert6tet
2onoon, 1. Sept. - Cine beutc
aus Seliinsfors, 5inlanO, an cine
Nohridten : g9entur gelangte &C.
pcide melOet, bob 10 Soloaten, mel
fe Der Sbeilnabnle on Der neuerli
den Wellterei in ser Setting Speas
borg idi,loig befunocn marcn, bcute
BORT nit Eulper nno 9lei bingerld)'
tet iporben iinb. Grei GipililtclL mel
d)e mcgcn aufreisung sur Wrltcrei
perurtbeilt maren, muroen gcbangt
uno onbcre murben 5u3udtbonsItras
len bon 8 bis 5u 10 Sabren perur'
t6eilt.
8orte Ser Grmutbigu
PETERSBURG, 1. Sept. - Der
Erenlier Stolppin bat an Die 0ol'
perrlellre ein HunbiGrciben gclnn0t
in meldem ct an lie Die ernite Ma6-
ming riftet, li6 meOer bur6 Gro'
bllngen nod ourd) Sunblnngen ser
Scrrnriiten einidiihtern 81 lalien,
oa er bic llebcr5cu1lng bcge, ou8
8olf I'M M~Igeneinen milrOe ldlleb'
lid alrf settle Ser Hegierrng in
Sample gegen sic giepolutiondre ire
ten.
Scr prernlernllhllter Dat leRl ple
iriiber bonn @rnien @iitc %bepobntc
3immeriludlt I'M @intcrpolalte ais
@obnlrng angelpielen erbaltcn.
s ii It SbofotfSf geltors
ben.
YetcrSburg,t. Sept. = Siirit
Sbofoifsfi, Gin Better 0cS Scfrct1rS
ocS olligcloitcn Gorlamcnts, Der, 5li'
Iommcn nit Srn. Y%olipnnoii, I'M
Nllgcnblid Ger Sombcn : Grplolion
in Der Gila oeS EremicrS Stolppin
ant %. sugillt nit 2eetcrem iprod),
lit nm Mittcrnad)t icinen @ilnoen cr'
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gr5euat fiinitIitcn arebs uno be-
wirft Seilung i'm eritcn Staoium
Ser aranfbeit. = Der Esperanto.
GongreB in @eni. - @icoer cine
Setlii9e? - Die milit0rilte Sc
S =. ma.I,,
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@aem, Die elm 9e!m In Der
TorFaot miinlden,

bictcu pir ieet bic grOkarttgftc De-
i%cacnbeit, nroae 8rnnbtiide nit her
idUnitcn NuSiidIt - ctn siucitcS Ycn'
W,Gr - 81 fnufrn, unb ali cincr flint
Gcuts Waason.ainie, bic ie Tt 9aitia
more u~ficrirt murbcn.
sic Wiiicn, ais ,ueld' ciu aroRcr
Gripla iid Sucrlca crtpteien Fat. Ter
Wrnno 1T, bai bic @runoihidc sru6
unb ticf, bic NuSfidt, bic S1benlage,
@cinnbbrit nnS bas ssaNcr fein fino,
nnc has nm Soften lit: mir baben bic
bcftcu bartcn Maeabam.S traken her.
seitent, 70 oaR- 4iemanb int Sdmue
Sn laufcu branht.
Sctt baben mir bic a%nitokcube
2%auohrcde, nibrr Der etabt geiegen.
ais Selarauia befanmt. nnaefaaft nno
bcabfdtiacn, In bcrfefbcn feline stra'
Ecu anSnieaen, serabe wte mir es nit
Cuerlra tbaten. Nenu mir bautit fer.
@prfdbte IN @altimorc.Gpnntb nuo
ctner Tfuf Gents etrakenbabn . atmte
fetm.
@erpoTcn ste bieic feste @elcscn'
belt nidt. IidtS Seraietdcn fam
H%efunocn uerocn, nnb bic Chance,
@anpfdte ~ 70 uieortsem Vretien Sn
%iaufrn, iuirs nic ipieeer fuumen.
2anfen Gle @rnnb itiide ba, mp bic
Giaenthiimer cute etraRen baaer;
fanfen eie Mat ourt, up bies Mift
gcfmiebt. uber etc mcroeu e5 terenen.
Nir u~eriauien @anpidte inter
fetdltcn g%eotnannsen pocr 80 eincrt
Habatt fir Saar. 2stn @rnub fur
V%erSb9erans. apminen Gle an etnfm
Nafmittaa mad ESerfca, too nnier
Mgcnt 3hnen bic Sanpiate In fperfea
uber Vclarauta Setaen iuirb, user nc.
ben sic am eonntas nadh einem bic.
fer Yldee, iuenn nnicrc Maenten ben
gausen 1ag anwefemS finb, pter fra.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02

Cine 3ienerin Ser G5ariro hiiBte lire
llnoorii6tigfeit nit Dem 2e6en.
@robfiirit GlaiOmir iiir Sc
neral Srepoff's &ranfbeit perant-
portlid). - Satte i'm nit einenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02

fei nlteripegs lei, iinbet in gut INTER
rid)teten &reiien feline 8eit1tigung.
Sn bieien miro erfldrt, bab ole Situa.
ton genau iiberpaft lperoe, 0a Die
Abliht beItebe, ben fran5oiii6en @in-
fluB ener9iib auireft SIT erbalten.
ritano gegen Heo +.
men in Yeriien.
2onbon, 1. September. = Ser
Correspondent Der yToilp @ail" in
1cberan meI6et, boB sic 9roBe Molie
Ser 9epolferung alien &cformbeitre-
bunaeu ser aliaeflGrtcn Siibrer Ser
Tegierung Itorfen nno geidloiienen
8ioerItano enlargement.
SuIton's 9ru6er in Srei.
beit.
Yari5, +. September. = NadJ
elmer Dem .Senps" aus Sanger,
@nroffo, augegangcnen Iepeibe fat
Der Sultan ieinen dlteren 9rlloer,
Der ieit Dem So6e ibres GaterS in @e,
wabriam gebolten muroc, in Sreibeit
geIett. @ie Der Correspondent mel
ter mel6et, perlaute, ooB ser Sutton
Den Sof BON Se5 na6 ser Stoot Mo-
roffo ST uerlegen bea6Iidtisc, bod JET
cine geitdtigung oieier Go6ridt ni6t
ST. erlongcn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19
MICHIGAN EDITOR DEAD
Willis Hall Turner Of Grand Rapids
Stricken by Paralysis.

Grand Rapids, Mich. March 49,
Willis Hall Turner, general manager Of
the Grand Rapids Herald, died early to-
day from paralysis, with which he was
stricken several days ago. He was born
in 1855 in South Bend, Ind, became
editor of the Jackson, Mich, Patriot,
and in 1892 became manager of the
Grand Rapids Evening Press. In 1897
Mr.. Turner assumed the management
Of the Chicago Journal and became pres
ident of the; Chicago City Publishers
association. Later he published the st.
Joseph Press and the Memphis Scimitar
About g. year ago he returned to Grand
Rapids. Mr.. Turner is survived by a
widow and one son.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19
SH0NTS TO STICK TO
POST, ASSERTS TAFT
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Washington, March 19.-'There is
absolutely no truth in the report that
there has been row between Chairman
Shonts of the Panama canal commits
sion and myself and that as result Of
that alleged row :. Mr.. Shonts will re-
sign,'' said Secretary Taft today. 'FI
have denied this story a number of
times and I trust I shall not be called
upon to deny it again. Mr.. Shonts is
not we'll and I told him to 20 to Allan,
tic City for rest. He has an attack
of grip -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19
SCHWAB SERIOUSLY I'LL,
Steel Magnate Confined to His Room
and Visitors Barred.

New York, March 19.-Charles NJ.
Schwab, former president of the steel
trust, is seriously ill in his new home
in this city. He has been confined to
the trip to the southwest a week ago.
This is admitted at the Schwab resi-
dence, where he refuses to see all vis-
itors on the plea that he is too ill. ...-s-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19

had to live. It has been three months
since he has been able to do any bust
ness. He went to San Diego two months
ago for his health, but he was forced
to return soon for medical attendance.
He is "a and is worth probably ten
millions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19

Western and Omaha roads Sunday
morning from Milwaukee to st. Paul.
The train left Milwaukee at l am. and
reached St. Paul at 9:2O o'clock. The
distance is 4O7 miles, or at the rate of
about fifty miles an hour. The special
was made up Of two long baggage cars,
one sleeper and one day coach.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19
JOHN D. SPRECKLES I'LL
Favorite Son of Sugar Millionaire Is
in Retiremens.

San Francisco, March 19.-John d.
Spreckles, the oldest and favorite son
Of the old sugar millionaire, Claus
Spreckles, is critically i'll from cirrho'
sis of the liver at his home on Pacific
avenue. His physicians will not talk,
but it is known that they advised him
last week to set his affairs in order, as
they could not say how much longer he
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19

BROOKINGS, S. D.-Ihe Scandinavian Repub-
lcan State league held meeting here Satur-
day which largely attended by prominent
Scandnavians from all parts Of the state. Res
olutons strongly favoring the progressive re.
publican movement in this state were adopted
as we'll as indorsing the administration of Thee
dOre Roosevelt.