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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

Qnsane Ruler Who. It Is Said, Will Soon Be Deposed.)
 rian Alps. A magnificent park sur
 rounds the castle, and the kings quar-
 ters are furnished in regal style. The
 king occupies suite of rooms whose walls are covered by fine tapestries and
 which bear valuable paintings by some of the most famous artists.
 The appearance of King Otto, who. like his brother Ludwig. was one of the best looking princes in Germany, has entirely changed. Owing to his dislike of physical exercise he has grown stout and his head and face bear long gray hair and beard. Owing to his objection to any physical exam ination the kings physicians are not certain whether he has any organic troubles Five years ago people who saw the king got the impression that his tragic life was coming to an end. He looked pale, but this appears to have heen due to lack of exercise and irregular living.
 The king. with strange stubborn ness, never eats at the right time. SO that Ire physicians decided to put only cold food before him rather than al- low him to devour such as had be- come cold. As no force can be used. the physicians and attendants ire Quently find It difficult to influence Otto to sleep or to take exercise. All kinds of subterfuges are needed to get him into the park. for he either does not go out of his room or he sits on a bench and gazes at the clouds. For mer crives ia the park have also been stopped. for the king objected.
 As to the present mental condition of the king. it is reported from Munich that he still recognizes people. es- pecially those whom he knew in his youth. whea he sees such persons he puts his hands to his head as if wish ing ,o revive old memories. his pale face bears a smiling expression. and when the person before him bows he returns the greeting.
 When he has a lucid moment the doctors take advantage of the oppor- tunity to make a diagnosis. and then prepare a report. which. of course. is kept secret. to the prince regent. But enough is known to make 1t seem cer- tain that the passing of the king can De only question of a few years.
 His death will be a blessing for the prince regent and bis family. for there still are people in Bavaria who con- sider the genial Juitpold an iuterloper. and 'Eink he Is imprisoning the king h order Co come 10 the throne.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

SOkoNlAL 6CdOOL bUlLDlNG. present situation. story of brick placed beneath 1t and the whole de- voted to dwelling purposes.
 A brick school, which took it's place, 50 years later received the name Mather school, in memory of Richard Mather, one of the first ministers in Dorchester and father and grandfa- ther of the two Mathers who culti- vated the mania against witches, :" over 200 years. ago.
 It is said that Edward Everett att tended this little wooden schoolhouse, and in later years several times visited it after 1t had become dwelling, to revive pleasant memories of his boy hood. However that may be, it is cer- tain that another school in DDrchester was named the Everett school because Edward Everett once attended it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
Electrical scsene.

As an Illustration of the wedding of the realm of electrical science applied 10 the practical needs of civilization 1t Is noted that the giant turbine steam ship Mauritania. which the Crnzrd company Is bailding. vfII have two electric passenger elevators. two for baggage and six smaller electric ele- vators for nails and other lisht vurk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
nISTRIcT OF wATERBCKY, ss. Probate ~Court Julu. Ard Ip06

nISTRICT OF. wATERBCRY, ss. Probate A>Court July. 3rd 1908
 Estate Of Mary Thibeaut. late of Water bury in said district. disceased.
 Upon the application Of A. J. Wilsdon, ad- ministrator praying for authority from this court to sell certain real estate belonging to said estate situated in Waterbury on Belleview tKlondike so called) as per application on file more fully appears, It is
 Ordered That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Water- bury, in said district on the 10th day of July, A. D.. 1906. at o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place Of hearing thereon, by publishing the same one time in some newspaper having h said district.
 By order of Court
 James J. Cassin, Clerk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
Fooled the Servants.

Lady Henry Somerset and her cousin, Lady Dudley. once dressed up as 2 pair of French tourists and visited the foi mer's place. Eastnor Castle. She criticised the place severely, and afterward her housekeeper confided to her that that Duchesse de Mont morenci"-the name which Lady Hen " had given herself-"was a disagree ahla creatura.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore exist ing between w. B. Street and c. H. Weber and known as Street & Weber is this day dissolved by mutual con- sent. Charles H. Weber will con- tinue the business, and pay all bills owed by the firm, and collect all bills due to the firm.
 W. B. STREET,
 c. H. WEBER, Waterbury, July 3, 1906.
 7-3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
nrsTRIcr OF WATERBURY ss PRO-

nISTRICT OF WATERBURY SS. PRO- ~ bate Court. July 2nd, l906
 Estate of Mary Thibeaut, late of Water. bury. in said District deceased. t The Court Of Probate for the District of Waterbury hath limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof, for the creditors Of snid estate to exhibit their claims for settle ment Those who neglect to present their &C., counts, properly attested, within said time. will be de6arred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immedi- ate payment to
 A. J. Wilsdon, Administrator.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
Modern Gallantry.

The Man Gin the street car)-Take my seat, madam.
 The Woman-Thank you; but also get out at the next corner.-Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

LOST YOUR APPETITE? We'll stop { eating cold dinners for while and enjoy a good hot dinner for 20c only, and avoid dyspepsia, at Avery's, 445 West Main st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

WE PAY the highest cash prices for cast-of clothing. We do cleaning, pressing and repairing neatly and promptly Prompt attention to mail orders. Yale Misfit Clothing Parlor, 226 Bank st. A. R. Poss- ner. 7-3-6m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

FOR SALE, 1000 chairs. all kinds, at Lunny Auction Co.'S big lot on Bank st; horses cheap 7-3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE-one large round cherry wood table, suitable for saloon; one folding bed and one bed couch for parlor; to be sold cheap to first corier. Mrs J. Corcoran, 36 Ecovill
 st. 7-3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

WENTED-Broken pipes, amber stems refitted. Only place in Wa. terbury where this is done. Cheap CT and quicker than New York. Terrell. 323 Bank ct.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

WANTED-All those who want to enjoy the best dinner for 20c in the city to call and see me at my new quarters. Quick lunch at all hours. Avery's, 445 West Main st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

BRANCH managers wanted -- $20 cash weekly. Live at home. Ex- perience unnecessary. No canvass- ing Enclose stamp for particulars. Aluminium Hanger Co. Chatfleld, Minn. 6-2-SO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
TO RENT

TO RENT-Tenement of four rooms, East Main st, the Lunny property. Apply at once. J. H. Cassidy, 95 Bank st. 7-2-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

WANTED-The people to know If they have not $7 for a ton of coal.
 they can get big bag of Otto Coke
 from their grocer for dime. 12-1-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

H. e. MULyILLE-Scientinc mani curing. face massage. scalp tre.t- ment and shampooing. Room 10 Odd Fellows block. 3s North Main st Tel 2sl-4. 5-5-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

WANTED-To know if ycu can spare dollar week: If 50 open up n account with us. Diamonds. Watches and Jewelry on weekly payments. Money to loan. 8. M. Schneer. l98 So Main st. 10-17-1y
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

M. A. DvLAC-Stair builder, store fitting. house shingling. repairing and jobbing- Shop at J. E- Smiths. 4s Benedict st f. O. box iIs.
 1l-e3-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
W1gNTRDs

WANTED-At once, press hands on light sheet metal work: steadyI work and good pay. N. N. Hill Brass Co, East Hampton. Conn.
 6-30-S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

TO RENT-First-class five room ten- ement. all Improvements. Address Nathan Raffel, Branch st. 7-2-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02
Gas Rcttcr.

sir Morploh0 uno Den Niltrifi
Columbia flor uno mGrmer, lcidte,
per1nbcrlide WinOc.
@citern betrug Die bo6ite Sen1pc-
rotllr As @rao INN bulb 3 llbr Nad)-
mittogS uno Die n%icbrigite 81 8roo
Inn 7 llbr Worgens.
Sn oen iibrigen 9unoes @eiter-
itutioncn mur0e folgcnoc Wtinimal'
Semperatur per5eidnet: @oitport 80,
Eortlono 30, Bolton 81, Albonp 3S.
Ncru.Dorf "a, B~biIooelpbio 81, s(t-
lontic.Gitp 81, @oibington 80, Gor.
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@ilmington 36, Gborleiton AZ. So=
uonnob 40, Sodi onpile 60, Supiter
8cp @eIt -, Mtlnnto 36, Mont
gonlerp Neiu.S Orleans 80, Yole-
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"a, Wempbis 81, Cincinnati 30,
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2S, Glepelano 26, 0etroit %, glpeno
n, Morquette 80, Green Ban %, Obi
cogo "a, 3ulutb %, ct. Saul 30. Ct.
2ouis 30. aonias.9itp 81, Omaha 30.
Sitron 81, gismord 36, @iaiiton 30,
Snurc 36. Selena 30, Solt Gofe Al,
Genper A, Nortb Elotte 30. Iobgc
30, Imoriue % unb Sos Nngeles 81
Wra0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02

@llerbeiIigen uno Allers
lcclen. Sn alien fotboliihen
&irhcn nllroe geitern oas anerbci,
li9enieIt ieierlid begonaen, WorqenS
purben fcierlife &od)Gmter celebrirt.
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Den Inoahten itott. AuerbeiIigen lit
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ligen uno Wdrtprern gepeibt. Sl
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lambs gilt es oils Der bofite geieb.
lid)c 6ciertag, mdbrcnb Is IN anoercu
@e9cnbcn, Wie aud bier, MIR in ocn
airhen aefeiert miro. Sm Sabre $50
pcrlcetc Eaplt Oregon Der Gierte oos
acknowledgement ailf Den I. Nopem'
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men abgebalten. Gieienigen, ole an.
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pielen @eaenoen Ieutiflanb's lin.
Den aud @aIliahrten nad Den GOT
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hurd 9lbt Sbilo cinaeiiibrt unb I'M
Sabre 99S pom Eapit Splpeiter benz
3weiten oils 5eiertas eingeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02

fanal.Gommiiiipn bin, ipeldbe cin ou'
ben Eldnen Der Sopogropbiidei
Gomnliiiioli berubenoeS Ib5ugsfa
nolipItem fir ben MINER ausgearbei
tet bat. @enn Der Flan jest Dor
je0em @runobeiiber I'M Miner mill.
fiirlib geGnoert neroen fam, lei
idner 81 lagen, mic Die grbeiten Ger
ab3ugsfanal'Gommiiiion in AuSiiib-
ring acbradt meroen fonncn.
Be II d Der Sreib6bcr.
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6reibaOer wie iolet beiudt: Ir. / -
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uno N1ohen 1851, @oidanitalt 21t,
5uIommen 1854 Ferioncn ooer 32t
ipeniger, ais in bemielben Monot oeS
Gorjabres; Nr. 3 - MGnner uno
9noben 1912, 6rallen unO MGo6cit
537, @oidonitalt 206, 5uIommell
$3.50 Eerionen ooer 80 nenigcr, oils
IN bemiel6en Wonat oes G~orjabres ,
Nr. - W1nner uno &naben 945,
6rolien uno MGohen 100, @oifon.
ltolt 1866, 5uiommen 1911 Eerioncn;
@aoeanltalt I'M ~Eotterion .Yorf" -
MGnner un6 &naben 1877, 5raucn
lno Wdod)en 4, 5uiammen 141, ODER
III alien 9Goern - M1nner uno
&noben 1913, Srauen ulto M1O6en
1929, @ni6anitalt 583, 5uiammelt
1902 Yerionen.
GaS meme Hcierpoir.
Sn benz 9iireou beS Senators
Ecrfins fono geltern cine @eriamm
lung bon @runoeigcntbiimcrn in Scr
Nod)baridloit uon Fort. SeigbtS. uno
8reen Spring-Npenuc, norolid pom
rIruio.Sia Enrf" ltott, nm Die Dem
Stootrot6 p~orliegcnoe G%cror6nung
iibcr Sen Antouf zines 8rlnoItiidcS,
oitf Oem Gin Heierpoir gcbollt mcroen
loll, 81 bcrntbcn. Numcicno maren
Die SS. =. ". @oo0, Senrp 6. Sbir.
lep, George ". Soil, q. 9. Sboreu.
y. Wcper, Solomon 2alter unS
@iliam Shirley. Sr. Sobn 6. Gem,
mes, ein MitglieO Der @oiicrbcboroc,
ben Nnucienoen ocn Stono scr
9lngelegcnbeit flor, uno milroc oann
bclhlolcnL ocn Staotratb Su crllt.
den, Ben @runobeiibern in ser T1bc
oes Iogenonnten aepmortb.2 anocom'
eiH oifentlides Scrbor 5u &c.
Ipdbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02
SleiSsr MAIDEN 2cnte,
nenn iie bon u. &nierim, 31in6en.
ihneioer, Ger. ~, Horo.gutunitrabe,
berseitelt iinb.
(sIpriI17-tDtSrl

Die gebanoluns fir Hbeumatis-
mus. @out, Waeen. uno nerpoie
&ranfbeiten NIT Strablen. eIeftri.
idlem 2idt uno @aiierbGbern, ionic
elmer griinbIiden niiienihaitliden
Taiiase lit ieit Sabren idon cine Der
pidtigiten Seilmetbooen in europa.
DIS Sienna Sanatorium, 4t3 @elt.
6dDette. Str, lit nab @iener MiIter
nit Den neueiten apparaten fir Ole
gebanolung oieier 8rnnfbeiten einge-
ridJtet uro miro bun 3pei in @ien
graouirten Ier5ten geleitet. Salt
augenbliflide 2inoeriing oerS dmer.
gen unb sriinolide Seiluns in fir.
5eiter 3eit lit bas &eiuItat bieier We-
tbooe. COMPILATION uno pbpiifaIiite
einsebenoe Inter iuhung frei; Sono-
rar mdBig. 8er mad Der eriten BE.
b%anSh,ng nidt 9inbernns peripiirt,
braudt fir oieie nidt gu ~be5ablen.
ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02
BUR Sea6tmna

Sie Scrrcn @crcins. nnS 2Dgeu'
GcfrctGre iuerScn aebctcn, allc Ser
cinsbcridtc uScr Sdriftitiidc, bic fir
ben yGcutidcn GOrreiponocntcn" be-
itimmt iinS, bircft an bic Seitims si
aSrciiircn, nm elmer prumpten Gr.
lrSignus iidjer 81 iein. Surdj bas
gSrciiiren iOldcr Sdriftitife an
gnacitclte trcten in oeren Ibmeien.
beit offers fir beibe Yarteicu nnlieb.
fame &ers0gcrungen Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02
Wnni5ipale NnselescnbeiteH.

Ger monotlid)e 8eiutobeitsberidt
fiir Sftober. - Ter Hlun Del
Baltimore. Sbio. 9obn" fir gb.
billie i'm 9ctreif Der 9abnfrcu.
5uit9en nohmalS nbgelebnt.
Ser monatlihe 8eiunobeitsberidJi
fiir Sftober 5eigt 93i 5ooesfdQe ge-
gen 176 in bemielben Wonat in 1908.
$50 in 1904 unb S22 in 1905, nimlid
4O1 peiBe W1nner, 81 peiBe
8roren, 103 Ieeer unO t19 Nescrin.
men. 275 Iaiinoer untet 3 5abren
itorben, oapSrh gro5eqt Der ae-
lnmmten IqSeSfoae. SSm Monot
Sftober pHr9ep 7SO @ebHrten onse-
meIOet, 351 lpeiBe anaPen 2S5 peibe
Maodenl g Regerfnabsnl uno 80
Negcrmdoden, Gie boiiphddIider
- IHl't ~ Ut gf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02
Waf8ington> Nsentur
-beS-
"pent(Gen Gorrefponoent,"
@m. Sannemanu, 1915 M.ariou.
Strake, W..@.
too aH5eigeu nHo gefteiiunsea eutaegen esupx
ruen utrbew.
Qofal6eridJte ans @aibinatuu.
@rben aeiuc d

Grben geiudt.
@cnn iih nift balb Grbcn meloen
fir ous Saua 9tr. 204, 2-Strobe.
9tororpeit, Der SinterIaiienihait Der
fiir5lih ucritorbcnen 6rou aatbarine
Cyan, miro ooiielbc m69lider 8cile
Der 8unoeSregicrunG 5llfnllen.
Satte 0eS Icufel3 9e-
fenntniB.
Somcs Natbaniel Gomuno Combs,
ein junger Monn bon 8reot MiQS,
ct. Narp'S County, MO., eritien ge.
tern Wor9en in @aibington llro En-
tunoi9te lid bei'm Eoli5iiten Sop:
fins nod Dem @eae naf Dem Y@ei
Ben 9anle," iaaenO, er babe oes
oSeilfels 9efenntniB," mel6cS cr
Dem Froiioenten 5eigen noble. Gr
luuroe, oo Die AerSte fonoen, Dob er
barn1los lei, nod) Souie geIonot.
&oItete / y m So.
Sr. Hobert q. Sorper, giaentbii-
mer oes SaltieS Nr. 467, G1StraBc.
nnrOe geltern i'm Poli5eigeri6t pom
Hidter alnball luegen llcbertretuna
Der GntieS Observation-Disclosures lll
So geItraft. Sr. Sarper gab 81 lei
ller Gntihulbigu1g an. Der idtuor5c
Manf, Der Dem S6ornitein ieincs
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lod)t boB CT einen Snufen 8apier.
obfdac uno Sol5idniscl pcrbronnt
hnbc.
&crcin Der Sotclicrc.
Ger nSercin Der SoteIicrc ocS 81.
itriftS Columbia" lit nit Sobn I.
Gcpine bonn nSborebom,Sotel" ala
Traiibent, 6. $. @beeler pom st.
SomeS-Sotcl" als Sicc 8r1iioent
unb I. u. Mcaec pom nGriscoa.
&otel" ais SefrctGr-S hasmeiIter or.
9oniiirt moroen.
Gin neuer Yorf.
Pin Ser -. StraBe nnb Slorion'
Npenue, gtprbipeit, miro oie 9unoes.
regierung einen neuen Eorf onlegen.
Zen notbigen Sanbcompler boben
Die Giitrifts. Gommiii1re Der &egie-
rung i~ibertpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02

SHs. 9altimere.
4ie SahnfreuAtn8S II &ommiiiion,
lpelbe abbiiIie fir Die ioit ~unpoilir.
barren gabnfreu5ungen ser vgoIti'
more bio.gabn" in Siio.9 Baltimore
lhaffen loa, bate g~citern cine 81.
turg unter oem 8oriib oes Srn.
Saues 9onb. SefretGr 5. 0. 8lenr
protofollirte. Gon Ser Baltimore.
Obio'9obn" ipobnten Der Sisun1
Gcbtsnnlpalt Sl. Goblin Eennimon
uno Siilfss Sngenieur s. Is. 8reiner
bel. IS mllrbe Der bereits pernoriene
Elnn Der 9obn > @eielidoit, Sen
9ohnforper 5lpiid)en Gumben unn
SitenbsS trobe 81, %erhoben, nohmals
IN 9~eratbung gc5ogen. Gurd oieien
Ylon miiroen ~iolgenbe Straben ge.
id)loiien iuerben: 9orre-, See, Sen-
rietta., Samburg., Weit. uuo Stod.
bolm'Strabe. Gogegen uerpilidtet
lid bie 9abn.Gompagnie. sic GroB,
uno Wontgomerp-S trabe. iiir Sen
SerfcIr oficn ST. balten. Die 9ero,
ibung bieies Elanes murOe bon ben
9comten Der Baltimore Ohio,
9obn" peraulobt, UNI 81 ieben, mos
fir 3ugeitGnbnilie Die Gommiiiion
MAIDEN ipiiroe. Die Mitglieoer Ger
Gommiiiipn lieBen iid aber bierali
ridt Gin. %ionOcrn lebnten einiad) ser
Elon ob. Der Sisung mobnten
oiberocm nod folgenoe WitgIicoer
bcs .Siib Baltimore @eidGftsleutc.
Gercins" bel: Yoitor 8. $. Steiiens.
$50. @alter &, Gennp, George j.
Sbrcdt nnb Sreo. Weiiel.
Sic 9ebouung bcs gnncr.
gau.Snipcftor Ereiton bat geitern
feline grlaubnib fir Sen 9ou elmer
Heibc @%obnbGuier an @arlpid Ipc,,
Stpilden @inoior Wiu 3oab unA
Yresburp.S traBe, ertbeilt, nadbcm
StabtRrnfurator Bruce lein 8ut-
od)ten oobinloutenb abgegcben bat.
baB bic Stoot fem &cft babe, sic
9auerIaubnib 81 perlueisetn, obwobt
elm SbeiI Sieier SGuier in pas Stro.
bcnbctt Ser G~reSburp.S traBe, meldc
nod Den EIqnen Der Topographic.
ihen @ermsiinngs . Gemmiiiion aus
aelegt lit, fommen ipiiroe. Nnocre
abnIid)e MpIifationen fur Bauer
laubniBideine I'M Nnner peroen
m%abribcinlid) pom 8au.Snipeftor
Breiton IN Den ndditen Sagen gut
gebeiBen merben miiiien.
Gbef Snaenicltr Shirley bon Der
Sopogrnpbiihcn 9ermciinn9s COM
miiiion iagte, oaB bic Sanoluras-
ipeiic cini9er @runoeigentbiimer I'M
MINER. ibrc 8~runoitiide obne 8iid'
iidt alii Den al,sgearbeiteten geban'
unasplun 81 bebanen, Der Staot
tbciler iu itcben fommen luilroc.
9tojor Sbirlcp pies auf pic ab5ligs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02

3nei &na6en peri ii 10 II II.
Sen. - Snnerbolb elmer @od)e inn
5mei anaben peri6punoen, oeren 81.
tern bie Eoli5ei eriuht baben, Nnf)'
forifungen iiber oeren 8erblei6 at.
Slitelen. Gs iino Dies @. $. Sill.
man, jun, 16 Sabre aft, Nr. 1923.
Ganton-glpenue, rueld)er lett 9ienItng
pcridnlnoen lit, uno @iuiam 90
ton 10 Sabre alt, 1909, WcGobe's
Court, Ser 5ulett am Samitag &C.
ieben muroe.
@ill einen Neger + /.
+ II. - Waggie Hilep bon gr.
III Observation-Disclosures. wllroe ee.
tern pom Tihter 2ooen IN Der meit-
lifen Eoli5eiitation auf iehs Monnte
nad) Dem Gorreftionsbaltie %geianot
uno Der Ne9er @iaiam Siren, ser
Ntaggie 81 bciratben geoadte, aui
5pei Monate nad) oemielben Snititut.
Die Eoli5ei bate oapon 8enntniB er.
balten, oab cine 8eibe einen Neger
5t beirotben beabiidtiste. gls go
li5iit @ineparo am Nittrpod Abenb
oas Farfen aus elmer W%irtbifaft an
Baltimore. uno 8reenitruBp treten
lab, perbaitete er oaiielbe, Oa es iifj
auf ser StraBc unoroentlit benabm.
9ei'm Serbor gnben geioc an, Tie
batten beutc nad Ebilaoelpbia ge6en
uno BORT beiratben mouen.
Sberlt NcGlean DINER
erfranft t. Sn ieiner @ob.
niing 1T Sopion liegt Oberit Charles
.. McGIean am 8eiibtsfrebs idwer
erfranft oarnieoer, rnb lit feline Soif.
nl,ns ailf feline @ieoerseneinng Dor:
banoen. @r lit ieit 81 Sabren
Gountp : @eometer fir Baltimore.
Gountp, BIS le5ember porigen
Sobres mar er Mitglieo oes 1. He.
giments, oeiien Oberit er bon 1901
bis 1903 mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-02
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