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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
Staet Baltimore.
1tntcrbaltnugs . 8cameiicr.

rWfuiffsNiaocmic." Steie gSode: ,Ibc
gelle 81 Oiattllr".
n@unetn." = Sietc ISOLDE: y@ao WIorntne
@lpries". Sdalih Wtntiuec.
uStaneg's." - 0iefe S9o6e: abe Gop
Eunher",
n6orO'c cpera SOuie." -- Nictc 28o6e: n1bc
Gtuoeitt Ntug",
rouutoob," - Sicfc S8o6c: nst tbc sgoylo'5
Niercn".
rNionuah's." - 9ieie 8ode: Tuuoebtue.
SoriieaunqCn Der ~bciieren Surtc.
\,Warnlano." - Siefe 9SpDc: aeiib's 8auoes
pillcs9SoriteuungcH. 1doli1 Mtutirce.
nAHottcrtum." - Eieic 2Sotc: oI 2udu
SuG",
yNcw Monumental" - 9icfe godbe: She
WttrrnnaiCrs". Idgltb Mdtinee.
u6%plpnnaoc." - 9ieie 9So6e: tlgli6 Sipei
Observation-Disclosures
500 Hini," Gprtbs@penue uno Saf. Strafr.-
Sect often. auerlei lricrbdltuHaen
,Schman'c Safe" 49, Gpnneriiau, ben Is.
gtoOeruber. Ibenos s.t5. 4iuuos Iecttdl bon Rbi
Up Sipier.
yGeabuonsG uricrpaturium." - Sreiiag, ben
20. 9Sonemhcr. critics danmermlfts Son3crt ocS
Aileifelz Gudrteits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
5in Sil6erfran3c.

9r. u1o 6rau Solepb G0el ~feierl1
ibre iilberne Sod5eit in Soigt'9
Safe. - Grbiciten Elm pr1dtigea
@eid)enf pom nSbolio MGnncr.
dor" unO nGbolia Iamens@er.
Gin"
Sn Soigt's SaIc f%ciertcn geitern
Nbeno Sr. Soicpb Goel uno 6rou
Mgnes, ge6. &iqmeper, oas SeIt ibrtr
lilberncn Sod5cit. Nuber 5oblrei
de1 ScrpnnOtcn uno IrcurDen oeS
SllbelpaareS nabmen Der ySbalia,
W0nner6or," ociien poiiipes Mit
glieO Sr. Gbcl lit, uto Der Nanlei,.
Serein Ocs nSbolio MGnncrd)ors"
81 Dem Srou G0el acb6rt, in Cor.
pore an Der Seitlidfeit Sbeil. Ter
nSbolio WGnnerd)or" eroffnetc Sen
N6eno nit Oem i6onen 9itoe Sos
lit Der Gag ocS Serrn," lporuui GrG.
iibcnt War @olter I'M Ton1en beioel
&ereine NIT elmer ihpungpollen an.
iprod)e cin prod)tpoQeS iilbcrneS
Sbcc Ierpicc iibcrrcidltc. Nubcrocm
crbiclt 0os 6clicbtc Sltbclpanr nod
5oblrcide onOcrc foitbnrc @cihenft.
Wfit cincm Dergniiaten 91n5d)en, 81
ocnl Eroi. Gicb's SrdeItcr sic Wltiif
licicrtc, idlob 'Oic iibcrnltS ~gelungene
Tcicr. 9r. Gbcl, ser I'M Stobt.Sll-
1eltieur Gcpartcmcrt oltgcitelt iii,
INTO ieire Satin nuroen Dor %
Sobren in Der Ct. Sofobls STRIDE
getrout. Ger Gbc e~ntiproiicn 5uci
Sobnc, GunicI uno glbcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
CcutId,cs Wc(S

,u pcrfaufcn. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
coer 4.20 Warf fit ciucn Collar.
@ed)iel unb G~rebitbricfe aui aIlc
StdOie Gnropa's. @eloienoungen,
shiffsfarten, Neiiepdiie nno ausIdn.
oiifes gele. 9bcc. s. Nitner e &c.,
217 Sit.V Baltimore. Strabc. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
Inf friid)er Shat crtappt.

ueiDuIltl etltelt ACfuD(IlJtll Slil'
bred)tt lad ~onirrlcnOcr &ago.-
Gas 5elcpgon ~lciitctc altsge5eid-
nete GieHitc. .5'r
@ei'm GttNld,, Oic @obnuug bon
6rou Warp &. aeuier, Nr. 1880,
Grgplc- anenue, 51 bcrllrbcn, wuroc
Der Neger 'Sarrp 9riacoC1fia Sarrp
Slitler, geitern iriib oor ociH GunOe-
lcr9canten Eeregpp uwo ocln Eoli5i-
lten @abo9an perbaftet. W1it Der Der
bnitung oieies 9tegers gIonbt Die 30
lijei ben Wann ermiiht III baben, Der
III Den lesten @oden itber elm Gut
Seno Ginbrii6e periibtc. 9ri$coe's
photographic idjmiidt ii6rigenS be-
reits 0n5 Serbreder. Nlbum, ga Ser.
Ielbe ifon cine langere 3udtbntS-
bait abgeleIien bat unO crit Dor elnis
gen Wonaten %cntGaiien moroen mar.
lin 4 llbr geitern iriib liei i'm
nororpeItlidlen S~tationsbnuS Die &C.
lepbonbotid)ait ein, Dab lid i'm Sauie
Mr.. 1880, grgple- Npcnltc. Gin Gin
BREEDER bciinoc. CDnc cine Nntnprt
6u gebcn, madte iid Numoeiergennt
FercgoD auf bic 9cinc. Shm i6loiicn
lid %untermegs Die Scrgeantcn Softer
uto Ffcnnig unb EoIi5iit @obogon
on. Mn Dem bctreifcnocn &luie orgc-
fommerl. riei linen 5ruli Senior ans
elllem 6enIter ,0es 5meiten StofmertS
6lL lie mod)ten 0aS 6ulla ourd) sic
Irontt6iirc jl betretcu. Iicier Nat6
mlroe icood nidt befoIAt, iouocrn
oas 0ouS 5un1dIt umitellt. 9riScoe
idicn Die gnfunit ser Yolijiiteu be.
merit 81 BADEN, Oenn er mahte einen
Tcriud, our6 oaS Earloricniter 5lt
ettflieben. gls cr je0O6 Den GlnNcs
I%crgeolten Teregop sort nit ge5oac.
mem Mepolpcr crblidte. elite er in Sen
bintcren S6eil ocS @ebGllocs un0
lpratg aus cincm t%SenItcr Oca 5weitcn
Stodmerfs III Ben Soiralll, 0u it-
5DiIhcn Sergeant Yicnniq III oaS
SotS cinoeomtngen un0 oltf icincn
6erlen mar. lrotocm iidl Scr Ncgcr
an Ser SenIteriheibc Die S1itoc per
lest bate, iibcrflettertc CT raid n,eb-
rerc 30ltne. . Sm Suiralm non Nr.
1891, Irgple.Apcnltc, ungefommen,
rib SriScoe cine Sbiirc db mn iprnng
III ben Seller 9urG mebrerel Sdiilie,
ipelbc md6ren0 loef 8luht dlii Sen
Neger abgefelert ipur0en. ungelodt,
erIhien Die no1e Notwithstanding 9
auf Der 9il0ildde, melde c6en gum
Gtenit oltf5og. 0aburd) mllroe es Dem
SlicbGnoen unnno9li6 eemaht, burh
Elm Goroerfenlter aus Dem Setter All
Ole StraBe 81 gelangen. gr perltedie
iih besbalb binter elmer Sbiire mo
oerNldte, iidJ nit cinem Hepolper &c.
gen ben Kindergarten Eeregon
urto Sen Yoli3iitcn @abogon 81 per.
tbcfoigen, ais i'm oieiclben entoedtell,
lullroc icood) iibermGltigt, che or pon
Ser @aifc @cbro,dl MAIDEN fonntc.
9ci'm geltriaen Serbor Dor Hibter
Goldman in Der noromcitlidcn Toli-
5c%iltntIou focntiii5irtc Srau &epicr
9riscoc OILS ocn Ginbredcr ulo iogte,
iie babe oeniclben ld)on ieit cinigcu
Saget III Scr N1be ibrer @Cbllung
berltmlllngcrn icbcn. "a in Den lebten
Wonntcn ld)on me6rcre Ginbrlld)spcr.
iudc gcniad)t moroen lporell, bate
Srdu &epler ibren Selepbon nad ID
rem Shlai5immcr perlegen ulro all-
bcrocm eillen 9iebsalarm anbringen
lalien. SeBterer nefte lie Aeltern
Worgen, mormli lie lofort llnd Der
Foli5elltation telepbonirte. Sriscoc
luuroe Dem @criftsueriobren ilber'-
Uieiru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
Nns Mcttcr.

sir Wnrplano uno Den Giitrift
Columbia bclltc flar, murgen be.
polft uno w0rmer, lciftc ueItliNe
bis iii0lihe WirOe.
@citern mar Der hod)itc 5hernlomcs
tCritaHO is Bru0 I'M I llbr Nud)mlit.
tags mo Der nieOriGltc 33 0roO I'M
I llbr Morqens.
Tn ben iibriacn @unoeS. @ctteritn,
iipncn 0Co Son0es mllrbc Der fol0cn.
DC nieorigitc Observation-Disclosures pcy.
5Cidnct: Gaitport 36. Eortlon0 20,
Bolton 81 2lbanp 80, Ncm Norf 81,
Ebilaoelrbin 81, @tluntic Gitp 81,
Wnlbington 81, 9toriplf 30, Ghnr'
lotte IS, Satteros IS, Wilmingtor
30, Gbnrlelton IS. Sopormob 30,
Sudionuiae 81, &ipiter Is, Sen NeIt
G6, atInnto 26, Wontgomcrp 30.9tcp.
SrlconS 10. Enlcitinc 36, @olpcltun
30. Corpus Gbriitie l6, McmpbiS 30,
Cincinnati 30, Ssluc9o 30, 9uiiolo
y, Glepclono 81, 9ctroit IS, 9llpetn
26. Wnrqucttc 80, @recn gap %,
Chicago %, GuIutb 20, ct. Eoul
20, ct. @ouiS %. &oninS Gitp 81.
Nmoho u, @uron 90, 9iSmord 2G,
@iaiitpn 36. Nopre 10, &eleitu IL.
Salt 2ofc Gitp 80. Gcnpcr II. Nortb
EIottc 30. 3coNc Sin 30, Nmorillo
II. Cos Nngclca IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

Cine fr0blide 6eier ian0
am Sonntag Nbeno in Der @ob-
ming 5u Gbren bon Srau &otburiue
@rob, Mlttter oes 9ddermeiiterS
Senrp @roB, lr. 20t2, Canton 'ape.,
Itatt, uelde ans umltog sGentId)-
LAMB nod Baltimore fam, I'M ibren
Sobn 5u beiuhen. 6ruu @roB miro
Den @inter bier bel ibrem Sobne 5lts
bringcn. Inter ben Inlpeicnoen BE-.
ionbcn iid oltd Srau Maric Soft
9rcpe unO Sohter. Grau Gbriitite
Soltgreuc uro Sri. Marie @uidI-
mann.
Gin Ncriebcncr I d)c
id,cint Der % Sabre otto MorriS
Sd)rogc 5i icill, tucld)cr ollgiebt, Der
@eifGitsfiibrcr Scr nScbreD Minnie
ment 60" 81 iein unb om Sonntag
9lbcnb pom Geteftib arot olli Sic
Mnidploigung pcrboftet wirbc, on
1cblih Srn. Sonucl Sbeftcr III
Y~bilooelpbio nit m~ertbloicn Gbeds
6etroger 81 baben. 9tad) angobc
Scr Eoli5ei bot er Ieir brnlfleSSonos
uerf olld} IN baltimore bctricben, II.
10 muroe CT geItern I'M mittleren
Stotions6oitir ppm 9obi Grammar
allf bier acknowledgement ser ongeb-
liden %grlonglt,g bon @oorel1 inter
Go%ripiegelung folld]er Sbotiafen
bem 8crihtsnerfobren iiberpicien.
Bon Safob Nllsbolm pon 9tr. 3,
Siih-gutomitroBe, ion ct 40 Eaar
Soien gum @crtbe BON $52.t9, bon
Der yTelioble Sfirt 60" bon Nr.122,
@eit.9oltinloreitro6e, 40 Srarenf
rode gum @ert6e Don $3.50, poit
@ebriioern Gobn BON Nr. PIG, Dit.
@oltimoreitrabe, 40 Godr Soien gum
Mertbe bon 5000 rutb bon oer
,SeapeQ Tants Co." Soien gum
@crtbe bon $53 crlangt baben. Iic
0cbeimpoli5iiten aros, Woper nnO
Buff iagten aus, Shrage lei utter
bcm Namcn rWaltcrs" Der Gompag.
non zines Marnes 9elpeien, Der iidl
2ouis @bite uenre, mit giireoit in
Nr. 20. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Wbite
bobe bic aleioer beIteat, Die In Hr.
20, observation-disclosures. ab5rlieferr
! ieien, uilb nit Gbcds bc5ablt. Die lid)
oils ipertblps eripieien. n@olters,"
nit ben @bitc bic Tirnren fir Heie-
rel5eli peripicien, babe i'm ollenlol
olsseinen Gbrenmann eriler @iite
bcrousgeitriden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
8elSienbungcn

na6 0elltidlono "a Gents pro Marf,
uad Oeitrei1 201a Gents pro 3rone.
Eorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten Dol, unb
nad 0eltidlonb. Heiiepaiie, @edJ-
ieI, greoitbriefe uno ausldnoilhes
@elo. Sbcp. 8. 9iencr & g., PIT
. t'S~altintore. StraBe. (303-)
Die gebanblung fir Gbeumatis-
mus, 0out, Iaser. uno nerpole
aranfbeitcn nit Strablen. eleftri.
ifem 9itt uno @aiierbabern, iotpie
elmer g~riinbliden piiienifaitliten
@aiiage lit ieit Sabren ihon cine Ser
pidtieiten Seilmetbooen in EUROPA.
0as @ienna Sanatorium, 4t3 Weit-
Snpette- Str, lit mad @iener Wuiter
nit Den neueiten apparaten fiir Die
@ebanoIung oieier aranfbeiten einge'
ridJtet ulro miro bon 5mei in 8ien
.graonirten acr5ten geleitet. Salt
augenblidlide ainSeruns rSdmer.
sen uno sriinoIide Seilnng in fir.
3eitcr 3eit lit bas HeiuItat oieier Ne.
tbobe, GoniitItation ,irso pbDiifaIiide
e~ingcbenoe llnteriudung frei; SOHO.
rar mabig. Ner nad Der erlten &c.
banolnng niht 2inoerins peripilrt,
trard)t fir oieie nid)t 81 ~be5ublen.
(2SG-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

Sic Boli5cibc9oroc bat
pier Eoli5iiten aus Dem Gent emf,
loiien, namlib Yoii3iit George q.
Grimes, an9citcat III 1884, ponl
iii0iueitlifen Giitrift, Boli5iit @aI.
lace 5. Yorter, oneeiteat in 1909,
bonn wcitlihcn Giitrift, Noli5iit Geo.
u. Seifrcs, nngeitc0t in 1905, pom
wcitlihcn 7iitrift, unb Ypli6iit Mid).
5. McSneenep, ongcitcllt in 1904,
BON meItlihen Giitrift. Iieie Yoli-
5iiten maren am %. Sftobcr in Scr
Gcltollrotioll bon Scrrp g(nlos, GER.
ISL. Columbia . Npcnue, unb iagtc
YrGiibcnt Willis nad) ser Sisuna.
BOP bic 9eborbe enti6loiien iei, nit
aler Strenge acgen Die Toli5iiten
por3ueeben, nelhc ibre Gepicrc nidt
notwithstanding obpatrouillircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
&einc Griabmittel

DerOen sur &erltellung oeS .Solace"-
Sleres ans Sreo. 9auernihmiot's
oImerican 9reiuerp" p~erpanot, ion.
bern oaiidbe ipirb aus Dem belten
Sopfen uno Wal5 gebraut - oaber
Die ollgemeine 9eliebtbeit Dieies Dor.
5ilgliden gieres. aiite 81. 9raue-
rel 1104-t12S SiQen-S traBe. Gel.
:. & =. 364, Wto. t491. (3tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
IS lit crrcidDt.

US III cTFClH1f.
Ter leBte Gag ser Ganpugne fiir oel
100000 9auiono oco nGbriltli-
den Sereins hunger MGnner."-
Ser Setrag ltn $1,000 ilber-
5eldnet. = @roBer Sllbcl berriht
0csbol6.
SIN Snuptquarticr 0ea Gampugncs
Counties 0eS yGbriitliden Sereina
iilnger WGnner," Dem sic i6picri9c
Nut9abc geIteut morOc1 mar, i'll 30
Sagct cinen ,5on0 uon $500,000 iiir
ncn @nu zines ne,cn @c6Gu0cS iiir
Die %gcltannte Organization gu bci6oi-
zen, berrId)te geitern Nbeno piel 2ltit
uto 6reltOe. 3ufrieOenbcit, 9eirieOi-
gnn9 uno and beoeutcroc 2lbipans
nltl19, cine 6olge an9cItren8ter 2Ir.
belt. MAI aui oen @eiidjtern oIler 2lns
!ueleltoen 3u leie1, oenr 0l4 3iel mar
nld)t MIR errei6t, ionocru gcgen allies
Grnarten beoeuten0 iibertrofien nor.
Den. Die Babe WiQion Collars mar
gelommelt unO mas bisbcr Elm ib0ner
5raum geDeien, sur @irfIidfeit ee.
morOen - Elm nelleS Seim fiir Oen
"Gbriltllden Serein iungcr MGnner"
- Elm Seim, Der organization tno
Dem fortl6rittli6en @eiit Der Stoot
Baltimore milroig. Ger ISono Don
$4,000 mar beih1iit ulto gcniiiers
moben ais 3ugobc nod ii6er SHIT
bcigcItcuert morOen.
GielcS gl1n5enoc NciuItat ,pltroc
Aeltcrn Nbeno int Gonpu1nes0olpt-
quarter, Hr. fl, Sit-NaItimorc-S Ctr,
bel cillem gemcinihaitlihcn copper
Der &oriiber Der Dcridicoeucn Gomi-
ten uertiinoigt uno natiirlih nit ali.
Gemeiner Seirioigun9 uno iihcrlih
aild) nit cinem @eiiibl ser Grl0Nlng
ucrnommcn. Mit %9(usnobnc zines
cin5iacn Cages lunr 1eltcrn Der 9an-
ncr.Sng - Die groBtc Slmmc, nam.
lid $3S,02t muroen gejcifnet, MIR
an cincm Gage Iicier ilbcr $4,000
Elm. Gon eritcrcr Sulnmc iteuerten
boS Gpmitc Scr jlngen @cihGits.
leltte $1,000, oaS giirgersGomite
$4,000 uno ooS Gomite Oea Gentrnl-
ScrcinS $4S34 bel. Gle ShllBSuiom-
mcnltelllug erDiebt ona ioIArnoc irelr-
oigc 9ilo:
Sriiber qltittirt ...... .Si72,456,00
SiirgCrsGon1itc ....... l6,62t.0 90
9on1itc Scr iultgcn 2cutc 16,5GG.00
Gomitc Ocs GcntroI-&cr.
Gins IS34.O
lut0l ............. 51t4T1.00
Sic fol8cn0cn 9eitr00c puroen
AcItern non bcn &oriibern 0Ga 90.
mites Der iuu1cn @eidGitsleute"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

NNliiIiplN W. kRpiN ~ 'INiN'"' -
Sult Cafe Gitp 80. 1enpcr II. 9tortb
|lottc 30. GcoNc Sim 30, gmorillo
II. Cos Nn8clcS 0S.
&aroIO :. Ebillip3' Hc.
cital. Fem erIten 0ficntliden
Iuitreten oes nellcn Hrofciiors fiir
Orgelmiiif am rFeoboop Gonierpoi
torilmL" Sr. 8orolo 3. Gbillips. lpel-
DIES geItern abenb IN Der Heoboop-
Gpn5crtboqe itottianb, luobntc Elm
5uhlreidcs unb onnfbores muiifpcr-
itdnoiqes E,lblitim bel. 3ns Yro-
grontm mar, lpie folgt, Y6inolc Der
Sonatc in SmoQ" bon N%bcinhcrgcr,
liberation" ulb .&or Ingcllcn" bon
9uboiS, nGbriItlls bcrliblgt Den
Sturm" lnO nGic &criu6unN" bon
MplliIg oSorobonoc" II. yMicnuct"
iiir GcQo mo Srgcl bon Bod .Nurz
toiic IN SnloIl" Don 0toSort. o,Sinolc
Der 6. Symphonic" bon SidoifoiuS-
IN. airhcn.Nric iiir eello mo OrQcl
aus oStruOcln," .Sontolie rllltiquc"
bon @olitcnbolmc. .Glegic bon s.. :.
GhillippS, n0fcoitotion" uno nMordc
lolcneilc" bon NoromSti.
Mcbr ncuc Wu1gone. -
Yic Ser. S%troBcnbobn , Hcicaid)oit
miro Oiclen @intcr micocr minoeitcn1
100 neuc groBc @oa1onS beitcllell,
pic gum Sriibjubr ob9elicicrt werOcn
iollen.
@cQnobigunA iir Sane
Ncm ii d t. - Srou Eotrid Sane
iiberreidte Dem @ollperncllr Murficlo
geiterIi cine bon mehrcren &unoert
Terlonen uttcr5eldneten Eetltion ltnl
gcgnnoigluna ibres in Den 90er Sab
rcn 9eineinitoitlid nit &onlcs
Iougbertp megen grmorOung oeS
Eoli5iiten Sobn Gain 5u Is Sohren
3ufthousboit perurtbeilten 8attcn.
Ter Sou mltrbe oamolS IN Iomion,
ValtinlpresGountp. perhanoelt, ltn0
bic Eetition iii bon Ben Hid)tern
Sorplcr, WatterS mo @iIrfe, bon
ipelfen Die beiben %crltgenonnten iiber
Same 81 @eridt iaBen, mo &rn.
,spbn 2. Gnior, melfer oomolS
Stootsompalt pon @oItinlore.G EQUITY
iuar, unier5eidnet.
2 hmcitcr ID nrio Sulin.
bic Mutter . hyperion oeS ct. Gin.
cents @aiienbauics. 81 Chicago,
Slls, mcIde ourd) ibrc @obltbotip
teit einen internotionalcn Rui errltlt
gen bot, itorb geitern an Der Sllngens
ert,iinonng. Sic mar cine Warn
lanoerin ibr meltlider Hurue luut
Sopbie @6lfel. Dit 10 Sabren frat
tic gu enimittSbura. Wo., III ooS
alniter Der bnrmher5igcn Strut
tern eill. Sabre lang lunr tic it
Ct. ggnes Soipitol bier in gaIti
more tbdtig, mo JIG lcgtr bos &oi
lcrfiir Sunatoriliil al. Ton oa
iunroe lie nad Dem auo6en.@ai'en
bauie al Spracuie, N..0., perlest.
uno Dor bier Sabren fam lie nab
Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

Sic foI8cn0cn @eitr0Gc muroen
AeItern BON bcn &oriibern OcS 90.
mites Der iul>1cn @cifGitSleute"
bCrichtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

Gor ocn Gonpite'n Der Mitglieoer
oclt Gcltrol-& creirs lultrGcn nod)ltc.
bcrbc 9citr19c olgcnClrct:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-17
! PERSONAL POINTS.

"A. Mosenfelder is in Chicago.
Mrs. Ferdinand Levy arrived home
at noon today from Chicago.
H. d. Blakemore is in Aledo, where
he is engaged in reporting court testi-
mony.
George E. McCaughan, general
claims attorney of the Rock Island. is
in the city today.
No improvement was noticed today
in Dr. HI. H. Chase's condition. and he
seems to be steadily falling.
w. ]. Seinwerth, travelling passenger
agent of the Michigan Central, called
on Rock Island railway men today.
Miss Josephine T. C. Gross has re
signed her position as assistant chief
and information operator of the Cen.
trail Union Telephone company
DR. c. T. Foster and wife have re-
turned from their wedding trip. They
have been in New York, Niagara
Falls and Canada. Dr. and Mrs Fost.
er will be at home to friends after June
l at 1870 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-17
GETS NO DIVORCE
Suit of Edward e. Passig Against
Lena Passjg Falls
Through.
WIFE's SIDE IS NOT HEARD
Court to Dispose of William NagePs
Imprisonment on Charge of Muir
der Tomorrow.

Finding that the proof in the divorce
case of Edward E. Passig VS.. Lena Pas
sig was insufficient, j. l.. Haas, attor-
ney for the complainant, dismissed the
suit without hearing the testimony of
the defense. The charge by the hus-
band that the defendant was guilty of
bursts of temper in which she assault
ed him, this being admitted in a cross
bill by the wife. who alleged that it
was the result of his associations with
another person. Sweeney & Walker
appeared for the defendant.
Nagel Case Tomorrow.
Judge Gest this morning announced
his intention of disposing of the case
of William Nagel. charged with the
murder of Carl Brady, tomorrow. Ar
guments were heard in this matter
some time ago. and since then the court
has had the question under advisement
The jury was discharged today and
the court will be occupied tomorrow
and Saturday with motions and demur-
rers. Monday Judge Gest will go to
Morrison. and on Tuesday will again
convene court in Rock Island. the
trial list being taken up at that time.
Grand Jury Continues.
Sessions of the grand jury continue,
and it is not probable that the work
will be concluded before the end OF this
week, and perhaps not before Monday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-17
Not If as Rich as Rockefeller.

If you had all the wealth of Rookie
Teller, the Standard Oil magnate, you
could not buy a better medicine for
bowel complaint than Chamberlain s
collie, cholera and diarrhoea remedy.
The most eminent physician can not
prescribe better preparation for collie
and diarrhoea, both for children and
adults. The uniform success of this
remedy has shown it to be superior to
all others. 1t never fails, and when re-
duced with water and sweetened, is
pleasant to take. Every family should
be supplied with it. Sold by all lead
ing druggists. aaAs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-17
t WIN PROJECTS
The improvement OF Twelfth
Street and of Ninth
Street.
FORMER INSPECTED TODAY
BY State Superintendent of Highways
Council Likely to Look After
the Other.

There is every indication that the
two main thoroughfares leading into
the city from the south will be per-
manently improved the present season.
Nothing could be done that would con-
tribute more TO the advancement of
Rock Islands mercantile interests, eX-
cept an interurban railway to the
south, and the people have almost
ceased to hope for that in the immedi-
date future.
As to Ninth street.
The council is disposed to apply the
net proceeds of the Rock river toll
gate this year. amounting to about
$4,000 on this great and all important
improvement. and it is likely will so
provide when the annual appropria-
lions are made.
The Cemetery Road.
AS has been stated in The Argus.
the cemetery road, otherwise the ex-
tension of Twelfth street beyond the
city limits, will be put in first class
condition forthwith through the efforts
and enterprise of the ladies of the
Cemetery Road Improvement associa-
ton. Indeed, today E. w. Sheets, state
superintendent of roads under the ILL
nOis highway commission is going over
the road in company with J. W. Parker
and Mrs. Ben T. Cable, president of
the association and others of the ladies
interested, with a view to fixing the
estimates for the improvement.
Mr.. Parker yesterday telegraphed
Chief Engineer Johnson of the state
commission asking him TO come to
Rock Island at once to consider this
project. Mr.. Johnson was unable to
come. but he sent Mr. Sheets in his
place and he arrived this morning, and
this afternoon the tour of the portion
of the drive to be improved is being
made.
Are Twin improvements.
The betterment of those two thor
oughfares go hand in hand With Ninth
street made more passable. it will
naturally attract the heavy teaming as
it is a more direct route from Rock
river which will leave Twelfth street
to the lighter driving.
They are twin improvements, both
essential.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-17
0. K. FIRST NIGHT
Order kokoal Has Floor on Open
ing Of Conven~
ton.
PARADE AND A RIVER RIDE
Elks' Lodge and Club Rooms Are Given
Over to Organization for Initia-
tory Ceremonies.

j. b. Foster OF Chicago, the scout of
the Order of Kokoal. has been in Rock
Island arranging for the karuscation of
the order to be held here June IA in
connection with the convention of the
Illinois and Wisconsin coal dealers.
The Order Kokoal. or 20. X" as it is
termed. is distinct organization from
the dealers association, but bears the
same relation to the coal trade that the
''HoohOo' does to the lumber indus
tries. The Hotel Harms has been NAM
ed the official headquarters for the
kokOalS during the convention, though
the Harper house is the headquarters
for the coal dealers association.
On Opening Night.
The Kokoal ceremonies will occur on
the opening night of the convention,
June IA Early in the evening the
members of the order will indulge i'm a
fantastical parade and demonstration
through the streets, to be followed by
the initiation ceremonies at the Eiks'
lodge and club rooms which have been
secured for the occasion Following
the ceremonies a luncheon will be
served, and the members then repair
to the river for a two hours ride on the
ferry Davenport, which has been char
tered for the evening. from 10 to II
O'Clock The evening will be one of
great festivity and the Kokoals' session
will be the main social feature of the
gathering OF the coal dealers in this
CITY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-17
infiammatory rheumatism Cured In
Three DAYS.

Morton L. Hill, Of Lebanon, Ind,
says: my wife had inflammatory
rheumatism in every muscle and joint;
her suffering was terrible and her body
and face were swollen almost beyond
recognition; had been in bed for six
weeks and had eight physicians, but
received no benefit until she tried the
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism 1t gave
immediate relief and she was able to
walk about in three days. l am sure ii
saved her life" Sold by Otto Grotjan,
1901 Second avenue, Rock Island;
Gustav Schlegel G. Son, 220 West Sec
ond street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-17

II is possible to obtain relief from
chronic indigestion and dyspepsia by
the use of Kodol for dyspepsia. Some
of the most hopeless cases of long
standing have yielded to it. 1t enables
you to digest the food you eat and ex-
ercises a corrective influence, building
up the efficiency of the digestive or
gans. The stomach is the boiler
wherein the steam is made that keeps
up your vitality, health and strength.
Kodol digests what you eat. Makes
the stomach sweet-puts the boiler in.
condition to do the work nature de-
mands of it-gives you relief from di-
gestive disorders, and puts you i'm
shape to do your best, and feel your
best. Sold by all druggists.