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The Paducah sun., 1906-01-15

John Armstrong, white. was fined
$50 and costs in police court this
morning on motion of the prosecut-
ing attorney for cutting in sudden
heat and passion. lie was charged
with maliclously cutting Pete Ander-
son, colored. who received n slight
scratch on the left side OF the face.
Anderson claims he was walking
along the street when Armstrong
suddenly jumped out from a build
ing and slashed at him with knife.
succeeding In inflictlng a slight in
Jury.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-15

Bernard Schultz. alias Suite. white
was granted a continuance in police
court this morning until Wednesday
pending negotiations. He Is charg-
ed with passing two worthless checks
one for his board bill and another
for a suit of clothes. His attorney
stated in court this morning that he
desired a continuance pending nego-
tiations. but Judge Sanders did not
speak approvingly of the continu-
ance, although he granted Il.
when a man Is arraigned on q
felony charge and is brought into
court for trial, and then pays the
money and goes free because he Is
not prosecuted" Judge Sanders re-
marked. docs not appeal to me to be
a wise form of legal procedure. !
don't think this right, and when a
man is arraigned for any crime, m
my opinion he should stand trial as
any other felon."
Attorney Corbett for the defense.
explained that this was not the class
OF negotiations he was carrying on,
and the case was postponed with un-
derstauding It be tried Wednesday.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-15
The Police Have Been Kept
Quite Busy.
Ben Hart Charged With Robbery-B
Schultz Gets a Continuance
While Negotiating.
SOME OTHER POLICE MATTERS.

Ben Hart, white, who resides on
Broadway, is under arrest pending a
charge of robbery.
j. X. Swift alleges that Hart rob
bed him of $50 Saturday night, but
Hart says the young man is laboring
under a false impression. He admits
that he was with Swift, who is alleg-
ed to have been drinking, at the time,
and carried him home when he want
ed to go early in the evening Hart
claims that he did not secure any
money from Swift and did not know
he had IT,
The two were In the Red Light
district and several witnesses from
that locality have been summoned to
appear In the case. Both young men
are well known and this Is their first
experience in court. Hart is repre-
sented by Senator Wheeler Camp
bell. The case was continued.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17

grott4 SnItitut in 9rooflpn, N.-O,
6ernicn, nm sic Arbeiteh in inOus
I~tricIer 9itiit IN Dem Depottemcnt
ser ieinen &iinItc unS aui ser Tet).
nii6en SodJiduIc 5u organiIiren.
SpGter mlroe cr ser SafuItGt 6ieieS
Woblbefannten SnItituts ~5ugctbeiIt
uno Soritcbcr zines GepartenentS.
Hluf ser Gbicoao @eItouSitemmg mar
CT Der 2eiter ser AuSitelGung 0eS
Yrott43nitituts uno CAB ibm Oie8 @e.
legcnbeit, nit pielen 2ebrern IN @e.
%riibrung 81 fOmmen uno ooS Inter.
rihtSmcien grilnNlid 81 ituOiren.
Gltrh ietne @ortrGge iiber Gunlt mar
er eng nit 0em @rooflpn SnItittt fir
Gunit un0 Miienihait pcrbuhOcn
un0 mllr0e in sen 8ermoltllngSrntb
oicier Nnitalt gcp1blt, ih ser CT YrGs
li0cnt zines ser midtigltcu Tepurtc.
mentS NOR. 3auGli Nal mar Sr, Sop.
fins in europa sum StuOium in Wlt.
ieen un6 aunitgoIerien. Sn 1896
muroe Sr. 0optinS ais 0ircttor beS
9unItunterrihtS nad) Bolton bcrlticu
no CT Sen 3eidnenunterridt in oen
HrimGr., 8ramm1r-, Nbeno5ci6nen.
uno boberen Sdltlen politGnoig rcor.
9uniiircn mltBtc. Sn 1900 or0uni.
iirte er Die IuSitellung ser Sdulen
in 8oltou nuf ser Barrier @cltot9.
ltellIng, welde ourd oen ie fir Bel.
benorbciten gc1ebenen bGdIten EreiS
ml8ge5cifnct murbe. DAB oieic Mus
Itcnlng ben boditen GreiS trot ser
aroBen MnItrengrngen nnoerer umeri.
fanilher StG0te in oieier @iniiht or.
belt, mar baupti1dlid Dem iDitcma.
tiiden arrangement beS Srn. Sop.
fins ST. neroanfen. Sr. SopfinS bat
8orleiungen olti Ser &unltjfuIe ser
0alc.llnipcriitGt QebaIten un6 mar
Gelegot mo Spreher aul Dem @clt-
congreB Ser 3ci6enlebrer in Scrrl,
Sdnpei5 in 1904. gr mar olih elmer
Scr @reiSrihter ali Der ct. 2oui5
NuSIteIlunQ uno bringt noh 9olti.
more cine Spon5igiGbrige @rinbulng
ais &umItIcbrcr NIT. Seine Satin
mar Dor ibrer Seirotb 2eitcrin Ocs
3eidenuntcrridtS Der SduIen in
Spracuie N.-D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17

Baltimore, Games 5. @eiberbom
BON Baltimore. 5bomo5 81. Norfin
bon Mi6mpnO, IcnniS &. SbteloS
bon EittSburA Sobn y. Sbiel0S bon
YittSblrg, 2olprcncc ". 8ropn bon
Baltimore, Stephen u. g8ilion BON
GIcpelono, Spen s. Mc@uire bon
Gupenport, Gomoro @nrIc bon Ga.
bcnport, 8cter Corr bon Trcnton
s. y. Stobl bon Davenport. SSobn
u. Gurron bon Hidmon0. Fntrid $.
2onocrS bon 3openport, Hoouel y,
@autier bon burlington, iGmmtlih
bonn ct. Muricu.S cminor.
Serotnono Snrtung, @cn6elin
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3cQer unb G0muuo Griidler pom
ct, Ycter. unb St.FoulS, 9opu3iner.
aloiter IN Cumberland, Wf0.; Snnos
cent Gouoboc, Sobn &cnneop SEQ
noro GromlcU, 2oiurcnce Si1nertp.
SiocliS Gbriitmuit mo StoniSlau3
@oli6 bonn EouIiitcn. SuuS in @oib.
ington, 9. 6.
6olgcnbc Gcfanc meroen gleidBei-
tig bonn GorOinnI Gibbons oroinirt
lpcroen: Charles Is. Smith bon Bal
timore, @iIliom y. Shulbc bon Ge.
troit, SomcS e. Moqon bon 9olti.
more, Sobn i, sermon BON @oltimos
re, S6nmo8 :. O'IomO bon Gort.
lonb, Miaiom Z. @. McGenna bon
Baltimore, @rtbur 3. McSmiqgon
bon bceling, Gnuicl 8. @orman bon
Bolton, Tntrid $. Grope BON N(lbu.
np, Srnnci$ s. Gonatp bon Cos Mn.
gcleS.
,Sn ser ct. MihaelS . Stride
ieiert Yater &oiepb @eber beute iein
iiIberncS Yricitcr- SllbIiGum.
- 6robnleidnomS Yroseiiionen
i'm Sreien bnlten bcutc, menn oas
@cttcr giinitig it, Die ct. Soiepbs.
@emcinoe an Ger 9cloir &poo, Die
Ct. Intonius- @emeinoc al @oroer.
bile uno Die ct. Solepb@- @emeinbe
81 Sruin9ton.
Sn Scr bclttiden 3ionS-airde
an Der @op,, nube 2eringtonitrabe,
prcoigt Eoitor SlrliuS Sofnlann beil.
tie iiber Sos groBe @oitmabl." Cine
Goucfte fiir Oen &preir fir Spiel.
plate miro ueroritaltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
StaSt Baltimore.
NnN gScttcr.

Sir MorpIono unb Sen Iiitrift
Columbia bcutc tbciImeifc beu0lft
p%erGnoerIihc Min0c.
SIC b6ditc Tcmpcrotur bctr1lg 50
@ra0 Inn If llbr Gormittoa3.
Gic nicOrigitc (cmpcrotur bctruG
Il @roO nm : llbr Mioracn@.
Su Sen iibrigcn @un6e5 @ettcr.
itotiorcu puroc foIgen0c WorimoI.
Eempcratlir rcqiitrirt: Goitport GG,
Nelp.Norf GS, H~biIoocIpbio IS, Pit.
Iontic-Gitn 70, Cape W}uU 10, @oib.
ington so, RurioIf rs. SottrroS SO,
Charlotte rs, @iImirgton 50. Char.
IcIton IS, Soponnnb 70, 3ntilnpiQe
81, Supiter 81, Sen @eIt so, atIonta
81, WontQomcrp %. 0cm-C rleonS
80, &oIcItinc 80, @oIncIton IS, Cor.
pms Ghriiti 81. MCmpbi@ SO, Gincin.
noti so, QittSbura rs, G8meqo 50,
Buffalo n, Glcpcloro G8, 9etroit
y, NIpCno 70, Worqllcttc G8, Green
Ban 80, Chicago 70, 9llutb II, ct.
gaul Sc, Ct. 2ouis 81, GanioS-Gitp
o. Cmobo 81, @uron 80. 9iSmoard
IS, NiniitDn 76, Sabre 10. Scleno
So, SoIt 9ofe 66, Genner 96, 0ort6
@Idttc %, 9oOge So, NmoriIlo 80,
Cos NlI0clcS so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17

Gdon bei6Gbigt Die
nelle 6ontGnc, meIde fiir5Iih bon
ser Gbicrl6uB-@ eieqiGoit i'm Mon1.
ment-S Square, Dor Dem nellen @e.
rid)tS- 8ebouoc, crridtet lpitroe, lit
gcltern bereit8 bon cinem umnorIihti.
gen autidcr zines 2oitnoqen8 be.
l6Goigt mor0en ur0 mubte ouber@e.
broltd) gelcBt mcr0en. llnteroeIien
Iol Die Boli5ei Den Hamen oeS Mton.
mes III Grfnbrung bringert, Der lid
oteler angebIihen 1obrlGiiigfeit
IdrllOig maftc, Sab elm FOLDER In.
taIl paIIircn miir0e, lieB lid je0od
nordu@icbcn, 0cnn 6ie 6ontGne lit
ollBcrIt unproftii6 gebout, uno eS lit
tonm 81 oerbinOern ooB bic Gei6iel
trgen0 zines @ngenS, ipenn sic Efer.
DC helm Nnfobren 81 lturf nn5iebcn,
Die 6ont0ne bci6Goigt, benn tic lit al
bod gebout, Die Icidiel ocS @o.
gcnS Itieh geitern Morgen 9egen Ell.
men Der @ronitblode Der SontGne Ii.
5erbrof oeniclben, 10 bob bos @oiier
ilber Die @cleiie ser Stro6enbabn
blniueg Lief nn6 abgeiteqt merben
mlBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
&irdDlidlcs.
Ordination I'M ct. Morp'S Seninar.
Silbcrnea 8rieitcr Sllbildlml
in Ser Ct. N}i6acIS.@ STRIDE. -
acknowledgements. Erp3elioncn.

Gic idbrli6e Sroinntion9feier I'M
Ct. Morp'S Scminar miro bellte'
MontoM Qicnito0 unO MlttIDod)
a61ebalicn. y GnnOionten lper'
OeI 3l Grieitcrn 0cneibt mo III
S~uboioronc oroinirt lueroell. I'm
1h7 llbr 6cutc mcrOcn IN Der aopel-
lc ocS Scminar9 Riharo Nolan,
gotrid Qonocr@ mo Ealll @auiier
Sic. Gonhr cmpiongcu. PIN Wontog
miro 8iidof Curtis oic 9rieiter5
Suboiofon. mo 0ottormitrOen er'
tbcilcn. Nm Wittmof miro Der
SoIptto0 Scr 6eicr icin, at pelfem
sic 81 Gui0i0utcn pom &ar0tnal
Gibbons at @ricitcrn in Ser &otbes
Orn(c Qclucibt mcrnen. aarOinal
Wibbon4 iuirO ourf) Gr3prieiter 3.
q. Tpcr ponl Ct. Morp'5 Scminar
o~iitItirt mCr0cn. &r. 6er0. Ingcl
pom Scminar miro Gcrcmonienmei-
tier uuo BON Den S@, &oiiolo uno
acnncp o%iiiitirt ietn. 3u FrieItern
mcrocn Qelpcibt; @etcr 8. &rcton bon
Baltimore, 2eonaro 5. &tpple bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17

&eteranm uB MS @efGn q.
II 5. - MidIaeI 0mpcr. Gin 6einatb.
loier, 70 Sabre alter ltnionsfSol6at
murbe geItern Sem Hifter SrieHel in
Der norooltIiden Yoli5eiItation megen
fortgeiebter Srunfenbcit porgefiibrt.
0mper ia9te, cr meroc, iobalo i'm Be
iib ieiner 8eriion iei, sic Staot per-
luiien oocr noh Dem Soloatenbein
5uriiffcbren. Ga er oieie gntiduloi.
gltng ihon bcS Ocitcren porgebraht
bate, 10 iaubte i'm Scr 3ifter in Gr.
~mangelung elmer Straie bon So uno
Soften nad Dem @eidnenib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17

%9indboridoit icbr idnoad) brp0ltcrt
lit.
@ouabciibcr bcNiuncn 3it
5ublclL
Gle Better uou Nduicrn I'M sc.
%id)0ft@tbeile Der Stoot, mcIhc NIT
elmer @crtbcrb6bung hires Gigcn'
tbltntea in &crbin0ung nit Strobcn-
&erbrcitcrunA bcloitct mOrOcn
iporen, |bcAinncn icBt m~pi5u3o5Ien.
GerStaotrntb nabnl tiir3lid ciuc0cr,
%or0nunG an, O~erjuiolgc All allie 3ub.
llnaen iiir Nicie 3medc, Ole por Dem
/. Nuguit gcIeiitct meroen Elm Mu6.
bat bon 6 Ero5ent 9e}oblt mcrOcn IoI.
lie. Sbalcid Oicie 8erorOnlmg crit
Dor einigcn GaAcn unter5eihuet mur.
DC, iinO bod bereitS 1929 cube.
5abIt morOcn.
6urbe iir g bull AMER.
@e6GuOe 9 &nipcftor Yrelton miro
ilber $4,000 at3acbcn fitr Dos PM
itreihen Der DeridicOencn SdulbGit,
ier Der StaOt. 3umciit miro Oie6ar.
be I'M &nncrcn o~l10aucnoct no lie
am n0tbi0itcn lit, uno mclu m0ali0
pcr0en aud perif)icOene Der @cbdll.
De, melde iid in b]eionocr9 ihlcNtcm
3~uiton0c bciinOen, mas cilcn ncllcn
9lnitrih betriiitncu ongcItrihcn mcy-
Sen. gluc oicic @lrbGitcn iOlcu nod
Dor @cqinn oe5 udditcn S6ultermi-
mes pollcn0ct icill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
9lneient GcmcqniO.

%u% NSullle2tploll Don gt~eusGnqluu0.
GolieIbc muroc bier Wtonate
mad Dem Somcatolpn in 8irai.
llien gegriiuOet.
tSpe3iaisG OrreipOnbclB Oe5 .1tutf0sp Gnr,o.
ipUnoent")
NorfOIf, So, 1G. Sltni. Gle
6rier Der Dor O~reibunOert Gobrcn in
Same5toipn Girginicn, erfolatcn
N%icoerIaiiurg ser GnglGn0er riidt
tntner' nGbrr bernlt unO oie6t gnIub
5u gcifid)tlihcn 9fodfori6unaen.
Oliaioren merOen oie Santc5tonn
gIt5Iteultng bcilder, mo biele Der
leIben ipcroen ben brcitcr Slub bis
Samc3toiun ? S@lnnO b%inauiiabrer,
100 bic GttirCr ser eritcn 93ie0erloi.
lung bon GuropGcrn in Imeriro I'M.
benftct felt iibcr 3mci Sobr6un0crten
lteger. Sn &%crbiroung nit 0icier
SomcStomt-6eic 1T G3- mobI onoe.
brod)t, oorollf bin5upciien. BOB Nelt.
Gn9lono gIcihiouS in ieincn @ren.
sen EN- Somc9topn bat, mcldc3 ia1t
gletd)3eitt9 geariinOct puOe II. c6elt-
tnl$ ein groBeS g~eidIidhlidc5 SSntc.
reiIe bat. Cas- Somc3toipn bon Nelt.
Gnalono liegt an ser Giiitc BON Mai.
ne uno lit better infer Dem gamen
oNncicnt GcmuQuio" 6efonnt. Sc
pur6c i'm GltgltIt 1907. bier Monate
nof Der @riinOung Der 6eriibmten
&irainicr GoIonic, bon englii6cn SO.
I%oniitcn ongclcgt. nAncicnt @cma.
Qui0," lpelhcS iebt eineu Ebeil BON
9riitoI biI0ct ipuroe 3ucrIt BON Dor.
tbolomem 0oSnol0 in 1902, ponMor.
tin Ering in 1908, bon @corae @on.
mouth in 1908 beilldt II. 1907 lieb
li6 GapitGn George Gopbom nit
100 Goloniitcrt, cincm 9oplan uno
elnem first bier nic0er - in 0emIel.
ben Sabre, IN mcl6em @ingfielo II.
GbriItppber %9tenport ouf Scr Sal6.
iniel om Somc8 Hiper, 80 Weilen
BON 0cIien O}in0rmn lauocten. Sic
Eopbom-Soloniitcn fonten in 3pei
Shiifen, She @ift Of @Do" uno
gW}orD mo Sobu," uno lan0etcn am
Z. Gitguit 1907 olf st, Georges
S@Ian0," lett S8lon0 Of Won6egan"
genonnt. Sim 9. 2IuQuit 1907 mur0e
Der critic 8~ottc@Oicnit bon Den Solo.
riltcn ~nbaCbalten, bel uclhem eit
&ren5, 0n$ critic GcnfmoI 6riItlider
Civilization i'll NeucnQluno. errittet
iuuroc. EoItor Ni6oro Seymour,
Scr &opldn Der expedition, lcitete
0cnt cnQIti6cn @ebctbuh in lei.
uer &on0, sen crIten @otte5oicnIt IN
Den @ilbnilicn BON Woinc. Gema.
1lti0 moi Die bliiben0lte Nicoerlnl.
Jung IN Nmcrifu bon 1903 bis 1929.
G8 mar ein Torf BON f~iinf3i9 SGu.
fern nit elmer Stride. Nllb botte c3
SdiffSboubof oltf Sem Dor
Dem Gnbe oe@ SobreS tG0S einGhiff
BON Stopel lief. Ser Sonoel DER
N%oloniitcn NIT Fcl5cn uno Iiihen
NOR groB. &obn &inQote 96ornton,
zinc Gcididtlide 9lutoritGt, iogt in
,i1cm Ieiner QScrfe: o@G6rcno sic
in ElDmoutb iiH foum
I'M Seben erbolten fonntcn un0 So.
1ant Cape Ann griinbeten. mar $50
noqlliO Die blii6enbite NieoerIaiiung
II Neu-GnQltno."
TbotiGdlid ipor &%omc3tomn of
cbcnio bliibeno unb ioaar
ui6tigcr, ais Some3tomn. So.
Sbornton iaat, Dab FemoQuiO Der
ser Civilization Neu . eng
amos mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
Ter neltc %4Srin5ipol.

Goa Gireftorinm Ora .Morp(onO-
3nitittts" erpd0Dt Frof. 5. 6rcO.
Soptins ais @riBipol OeS Sr.
l%titttS. ~ Ger %tbcnaiouf OeS
Srl. &npfinS.
An4 i~oraiGItiocr Friiiuug after
linen empio6lenen Didnlcr iiir Den
NNhiolger Oe$ peritorbclcn Yrof.
Otto 6iidS sum EriBipnI Oc8
nMarpIoto- Snititlta" bd6en sic OIit.
gIic0er 0es Gireftoriml5 cinen Son.
trait nit Frof. 5. Nrcoerit Sopfins
in Bolton abgei6loiieL Der Ictt 3ebn
&oDren ole 2eihlng ser Oortigen Sci.
denidulen bate. Sr. NoptinS fommt
nod) Baltimore nit cinem Oor5iig.
Iihcn 9tui iiber ieinc @eihidlidtcit,
Gborafter unO 6Gbiafeitcn. Seine
%IalGidbrige 1bGtigfcit I'M aunit,
lnterridt nit icincu tcfnii6cn unO
6itbctii6cn Seitcn bat i'm gon5 be.
ionoera iiir Ole EfIidtcu ollsgcitattet,
Oenen cr bier oblicgru mlB, mo lit
0as 0trcttorium bod crireut, eineu
ioldcn Mnnn nit HOLDER unioiienOen
9ilOung rnO grfobrmg ais 2cbrcr
crIongt 3l bnben. 9r. @optinS lit elm
@raOuirtcr Der Maiiahuictt5 Normal
&uniti6ule mo murOc 1889 an Oa6
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Ser 9oGtimore yS onn II.
tags ur0 NberO SetaI0"
Cirgcgonqcn. 0ic bputigc
Rlntmer OeS SUNDAY SeroI0" lit
Oie Iebtc NuSgobc 0ieier GubIifation
unO nit Oericlben itCIlt oltd ser
oGDeniug &eroI0" iein Grideinen
Elm, Scit Dem 3oOe BON Nleran6er
@edoier bat oic 3citung 3t beridic.
0enen MoIen ibrc Giacntbiimer ge.
med)ielt, u1O Dor mnqeidbr brci Wfo.
rotcr giltG Oicielbc in bie Sdnoe BON
WoiicnuermoItcrn iiber. Sr. @cSlep
Sler, Der @ouptQI0ubiQer, eritnno
Die 3eitlng Dor 6rci Woden oiti 0f.
fcntlidcr Nuftion, nno sic Radridt
bon Der GinitcQrIna Scr Qualification
fam Ocn 9lngeiteQtcn gang unerpar.
tet.
3ie meme ct. 8auI 9eIe.
pbon $ it tito - Gie
nelte ct. saul TcIepbon.Sn1pt1ta
ton Ser YGbeiopcofe & Gotomac &c.
lepbon 60" mltr6c gcitern gben6 CT.
otinet, II. bon bcllte an iperocn iuobl
niele ser A|bonuCnteu Der Gompaanie
einen Srrtbum bcQcbCn iuCnn Tie Der.
l6ic0cnc Der 10000 Nrmmern oitf.
rIIen lpoler mclde hurd sic Ger.
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Grfouge, mie Oic 96rie 0cnunut
miro, bciinhet lidJ IN hcm @cbGuOc
Der Gompngnie an Scr 2igbt. uno
galtimorqtro6c II. lit nit Den ncuc.
item SnIlrlmcntcn pcriCbcn. Cir
nirnmt ba& gauge neilnte Studperf
Elm, uuO bic Gclepbon.g8eih ALIEN
foitetc $325,O00
Rurf Concert. ~ Sir OoS
beute 9todlmittog BON 1@6 bis 7llhr
itattiinoenoe Gon3ert inn Iruio.SiQ.
Earf lit OoS iol9cnbc Yrogramm ollf.
geitellt mor6eu: WarihL SmeoiibGo.
rondtion, Spcn0ler, componirt fir
Die &romlng Oscars oeS 3lucitcn
1872. Sunertiire, Sbcron, @eber.
SluOonic Gonce Nr. I, Gborof. In.
goril6e 6antaiie, Sobnni. BARTON.
Solo, 8ncont Chair, Nolliion Sr. 6.
Warner, Supertiire, Gamont, 0ect.
bopen. Che &copcnS ore Jcaina, ans
Der Sdopiunh SoDou, Melpoien
aus Garnet 9i5et. SntermeS6o,9 Ii.
ternoon Ieu, Setter, Iorologie.
8aieboll. = Gle Orioles ltebcn
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geltcrn mie0erum 0aS Slid, OCn
Glub II Gropibcnce gang Q%elpoltia
oui's Saupt 81 ihlagen - ooS brittle
Wal binter chamber Elm HeluItot,
bns ocn 5oblrcideu 3uihmern bc3
SpieleS notiirlid) u%nacbcures &ers
gniigen bereitete. Die Score bier
nno in onoeren St1otcn Der Gaitern
Siga mar:
an Baltimore.
Baltimore go. / o D | / 0 u o.
gsroOioence. / 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o.
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Sin id6ncs nnb niitlidcs 0cldenf
fiir N~nacb0riae lit INNER cine lebcns.
1rohc photographic poer cine finlt-
lertIdJ u~Ullcnoetc Gupic eincs altcn
SilSes in Gra9on, @aicrfarbc, Del
ODER Faitca. Die idl6uiten 9abiuct-
biIScr MIR ST pro Sntcno.
5nlins Scbbel, beuiider photograph,
CO., 321 Noro.Uap StraRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17

WuBtc omputirt meroen II.
-@eorge Shpdr5, Der Z Sabre olte
SObn pon Srr. MforriS 6dppar5 bon
Nr, 80, oro-Garoline4S traBe. mel,
der, lpie bereits i'm yOeutihen Gore.
lponoenten" beriftet muroe. porge.
tern 9tadmiitag BON einem StrnBen-
babn.@ aggon Ser Ereiton .StraBen.
2inie iiberfabrcn muroe, mar 10 ld)tper
perlebt, baB inn i'm st. Soiepbs-
SoIpital" beioe @eine nmputirt mer.
Den muBten. Der anabe Bate ii6 an
einen @ngen %angeb1net uto mlroe
bei'm Mbipringen BON Dem oireft bin
terber fabrenoen StraBenbabn : @ag.
gon getrofien.
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Som @a6nsug eetroffen.

Som Nu6n3ug getrotten.
Sobn 6nrrol, 20 Sabre alt, bon
philadelphia. ser fiir5lid Don Dem
9rmOcS0ampier rYanfee" cntIaiien
murOc, iubr ali einem @iiteriua,
mclder sic 9clair-Hoab- Station pal.
lirtc, @ci'm 2%lbipringen in Der Sta.
tion itiCB er gegen einen Eieiler uno
muroe ju 9ooen a%eidlleuoert. Gr
murOc i'm 4atrohuaeeu oes norooit.
Iltcn GiItritts nad) Dem st. So.
iepbS@Noipital" gebraht. Seine Ser.
lesungen beiteben III mcbreren @un.
Den am aopi am Hiiden nno an Den
Irmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17

$3.50 Scfcn alle n6tbigcn l1nfoItcn.
gerionen nit benz @lnibe, iid
ben Sitenb-a anilcnten in ibrer 9our
oirb 9cntidlanb nnb bic SdmeiS,
IS. Suli bis 5. September, an5u-
l6lieben, menocn lif an
Sbep. Siencr & Go., :
217 Cf.9aItimore-S trafc,
(62- Sobn U. gefer, 8orliser.
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Gdifisfarten pon nnS nadD ScntidJ
laub.

Bon Baltimore bis 9remen: &a-
jiite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. Runoreiie 81
biaieerem 8reiie. Sbeo. $. Siencr
& So, 217, Cit-Vaitimure.S trahc.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27
Her Thouehtfulness.

An English cook dreamed of a lot
terry, and despite her masters advice
invested her savings in a ticket A
few days later the employer was
astonished to see that the ticket had
won 100000. He was bachelor and
she was an old servant. It was i'm
possible to think of parting. He pro-
posed and was accepted, and they were
married by special license next morn
ing.
AS they drove away from the church,
he said to her: well, Molly, two hap
py events in one day. You have mar
ried, I trust, good husband. You
have something else first let me ask
about the lottery prize"
Thinking her husband meant to
scold, she replied, with sigh of re-
lief: Don't say no more about it.
thought how it would be, and that L
should never hear the last Of it, so 1
sold the ticket to the baker for a
guinea profit
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27
sprightliness Impoverished.

A traveller relates that the steam
er was nearing the completion of a
very rough passage, and most of the
passengers we're silent, sad and
thoughtful. Only one gay and spright-
ly individual looked as though an
earthquake hadn't suddenly swal-
lowed up his friend and all his world
1y goods. Look here" he said,
dancing nimbly about, I'm all right.
If you chaps just brace up and be
cheerful, you'll feel all right" He
did hornpipe and jig, and one OF
his fellow passengers raised his head
long enough to say: George, will
you do me a great favor-a very
great favor-possibly the last favor
I shall ever ask of you?" why.
certainly, old man! What can I get
for you?" Nothing. I simply beg
of you to stop dancing. 1t shakes
the boat So"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27
70 ENFORCE PURE FOOD LAW.
Commission Holds Its First Meeting
at WASHINGTON,


The commission appointed by the
secretary of the treasury, secretary
of commerce and labor and the secre-
tary of agriculture to formulate rules
and regulations for the enforcement OF
the pure food law, held it's first meet
ing at the department of agriculture.
Dr.. H. w. Wiley, chemist of the de-
partment of agriculture, was elected
president, and James L. Gerry, chief
of the division of customs of the treas
ury, secretary. N. D. North, director
of the census, is representative OF the
department of commerce and labor
1t was decided to begin work at once
upon the regulations, and the commit
tee will meet from time to time for
consultation as opportunities will be
presented. Public hearings will be
held beginning in New York city, Sep
TENDER IT,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27
COURT UPHoLDs THE STATE.
Michigan Secures Decision in Suit
Against Railroads.

Against Railroads.
Michigan has gained an important
point in it's last of the great railway
cases by a decision of the supreme
court in the case of the state against
the Michigan Central railroad to col
lect $4,OOO,O0O' in back taxes, claimed
to be due the state under an original
charter of the corporation and cover
ing the years from 1856 to 1898. Suit
was brought before Judge West in
Ingham county circuit court to collect
on the ground that the company had
made fraudulent report as to the
amount of property it had subject to
taxation. The company filed demur-
rer alleging that the state was barred
by the statute of limitations. me
court below overruled the demurrer
and the company appealed. The SUI
preme court sustained Judge West.