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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-16
Results of Feeding.

In the selection of cattle foods the
farmer should keep in view the results
to be expected. Some foods are more
valuable. pound for pound, than others,
because they differ in the relative pro-
portion of dry substance and its COM
position. The digestive capacity of
each animal should be known to the
farmer. and lie should endeayor to
supply its wants.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-16
sunday.sehooI Attendanes Rsoord.

The four children of Mr.. f. Hall
worth, jeweler, of Great ,Harwood,
England, have created a unique rec
ord by their remarkable attendance
at the Congregational Sunday-school in
that town, for period totaling
fifty-one years. There was only one
solitary absence during that time, that
being on account of illness. Alice
Ann, the oldest daughter aged twenty.
one. has never missed for fifteen
years, and Clara, aged eighteen,
James, aged sixteen, and Archibald,
aged thirteen, have respectively a rec
ord OF twelve, thirteen, and eleven
years. unbroken attendance.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

knowledge is power in agriculture
as we'll as in other professions. The
more farmer knows about the facts
of agriculture. and the more he prac-
tices what he knows, the more success
full he becomes. The wide awake
farmer is observant. and profits by his
failures as well as his successes.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-16
sealIep Fishers In Union.

A scallop union is the latest com.
binatlon of labor The scalop fisher.
men OF Bar Harbor, Maine, are going
TO unite in order to control the price
OF the shellfsh that are brought to
that port. This action was decided
upon because the selling price has
been so low that II has scarcely paid
to bring the catches TO market.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-16
For Red Noses.

The instrument is formed of bunch
of needles which are used for prlcline
red loses to restore healthy color.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20

g CiarbHburp Smek ont
4eIane II by lang {, by Osborne
,. Bases on Balls, by Mckane
bv Lang Q Hit BY pitcher Nc
Lane 1. Lang 1. Time, 40 Um=
pire. Camp. Attendance, 600.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20
WHEELING
LOST AGAIN

When the Kindlebergers of
Wheeling were here several weeks
since and met defeat by one score
when the rains descended during
the game, it was the candid opinion
of many hat the rain was all that
bested them.
With the weather all that could
be desired and the ground In the
best of shape the C~larksburg ball
team demonstrated yesterday at
Union park that they had some
thing on the Wheeling bunch and
trimmed them up and moreover
shut them out, by a o of 2 to O.
For six innings neither team scor-
ed and it was a battle royal with
both McLane and Lang working
like big leaguers. In The sixth two
men were on bases with one down
and Tommy Vance, the locals new
catcher from MonOngah, at the
bat.
The crowd implored Tom to do
something and he did. He smash
ed a terrific drive to deep middle.
Jack Donovan merely touched it
but couldn't hold and then Bull"
Smith cantered cross with the
first run of the game.
During the throwing around
Vance dug for home and when
Camp called him safe Lang became
so enraged that he refused to fur
Their continue in the game and vas
relieved by Osborne, who held the
locals afa+he~-eftc= Ihat-was-
the extent of the scoring.
Prepka, the tawny-haired Mariet-
ia infelder, who was here on two
occasions with Parkersburg, was on
second for the locals and was all to
the good. Twice he covered first on
balls hit to Conway and each time
the crowd warmly %applauded him.
For Wheeling Jack Donovan and
Frank Kinchelo distinguished them
selves by running catches. Be
sides these bright bits there was
nothing brilliant in the game except
the work of both pitchers. That
yas superb. McLane and Lang
were in bad holes almost every
nning but each came out without a
scratch until Vance leaned against
that one in the sixth.
The score:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20

SATISFACTION IS MY MOT
.TO-F. G. WEIGH, GAS FIT
ING AND PLUMBING, EAST
PIKE STREET. a9tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20
Totals rs ? 6"26 10 2


Totals SO o 6 "a 8 O
rLnng out, hit by batted ball.
Summary-Two=base hits, Burke,
Prepka. Left on bases, Wheeling
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20


lMeLane r. BY lang s by 9s0orne
III Bases on balls. by McEane
lby Lang 2. Hit by pitcher, Nc
Lane 1. Lang L. Time, 40. Um=
hire. Camp. Attendance, 900.
The old-time rivals, Clareburg
and Fairmoat, VIII meet Tor the
second time this season at Union
park on Sunday next. On the
Iformer occasion the locals handed
1.-The Fairmonten a defeat and heart
Iily promise to repeat the dose
Sunday. Pooze Fleming viii do
1.-The pitching for Fairmonb while
Bill McClane will be seen in the
box as usual.
George McLane was out of the
game yesterday and watched the
affair from the grandstand. He
Will be in all games hereafter it is
Said.
Prepka, the boy from Marietta,
with the sun-kissed hair, who play
ed second Sunday, is a prime favor
tie with local fandom.
Tommy Vance, the latest regular
is hitting the ball at opportune
times and is now probably the most
reliable stieker on the team. His
long drive to middle unquestion-
ably won the Kindleberger game
Tommy is booked for faster com
pany one of these sweet days.
BY defeating Warrington Sunday
Fairmont is now almost the remain
ing club to fight out with the locals
for the state championship. They
beaten Warrington and Ben
wood and the locals have beaten
Them so Clarksburg is now with
out a doubt the leaders. OF
course should Fairmont win next
Sunday a third game will have to
be played to arrive at a decision.
But nobody in this burg believes
Tor an instant that Fairmont has
| chance to win next Sunday. The j
.ocals are working just right.
4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20
JUsTUs ICE CREAM.
and Accountant

Public ~n0garph
DevIslng and Installing Systems
Contracts for
Keepfnu Sets Of Books for Corpora
lions, Partnership Concerns. OnI
GERS Of Clubs and Private In
dIvIduaIs.
am now prepared to tage care OF
all special work pertaining C5 AuqlG-
ing, Accounting, Opening and CLOSING
Sets of Books, and Devlsing n In
stalling Systems. You can Q
readily negotiate capital for your en-
terDrises through an Accountant than
a Broker. CirculaTizing Will not 90
today; personal solicitation Is q oniy
sure way. / have an especial
of capitalists throughout this secLlon
and Eastern States, where my pro!es-
sion as an Accountant for b past rev
years has brought me into touch WITH
the wealth OF these sections, ana
have associates who vii! ASSIST me IN
presenting your proposition In person..
Few Investors will entertain a PROPOSE
ton Withoue a figured statement can
be shown, illustrating actual or pros
pective profits, drawn up by an mae,
pendent Accountant OF repuCe, a!n91
this is the basis OF any successLul
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pert stenographer to z 20 n
public Walt the line OF sGeh-
oRrap,Iic work.
FRANK "A. WILSON
ai7.ie OAK HALL BLDG.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20
sTANDING OF CLUBS.

Pink lips like velvet, chapped or
cracked lips, can be made as soft as
velvet by applying a light coating of
DR., Shoop's Green Salve. 1t takes
out completely the soreness OF cuts,
bruises and ali skin abrasions. Sold
by all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20

Prepka, the boy from Marietta,
with the sun-kissed hair, who play
ed second Sunday, is a prime favor
tie with local fandom.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20

a man who is in perfect health, E
he can do an honest days work when
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful. M u @. Dodz
gers OF Branchton, Pa, writes that
ne was not only unable 70 work but.
he couldn't stoop over to tie his own.
shoes. Six bottles of Folsys Kids
.ney Cure made him RneW man. BE
.says, eSHcces o Foleys KfdnSf
'Cure Sold b stnm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20
Yesterdays o

New York z, Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 6, st. Louis 1.
st. Louis 5, Philadelphia 4.
Cincinnati 8, Boston 4.
Boston 4, Cincinnati 2, q inn
ngs.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20

S 7 Ice CREAM.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20

George McLane was out of the
game Yesterday and watched the
affair from the grandstand. he
will be in all games hereafter it is
Said.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20

Yesterdays RESULTS
None scheduled, all teams east.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20
BASE Ball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20
GAMES TODAY.

Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-20
srANpINa o. oLUBs

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15
@uu Den Smln.

Iie iortlpGbrenoen Sample Der
gnglGnoer gegen Die 3ltluS unO bic
Grortcrungen, Die i'm engIiihcn Eor.
lament iibcr Ole @rolllamfcit Ger eng.
liiden &ricgSiiibrung in Notol ltntt.
gefun0en babcn, lcnfcn alld) 0oS all.
0emcinc Sntcreiic luieoer oli Oicien
tapicrcn aoffcrnitonum Scr in ieineln
lon9ipierigen Sample nit Den Gn0s
lGnocrn made fiibnen Scloentbotcn
polbrdd)t bat. Sreilid) lit Der fricgc.
ride @eilt Scr Die alten 3ulntonige
5cieelte uno Der Die aus elmer ucrlo.
rcnen Shlod)t 3uriidfebrenocn NIT
ocn ldppcriten Strofen beleNen lIeB.
iett I'M R%ieocr9ot9c beariifen. Nuy
nod einige @eid)ledter, Der leBte 6eIt
ser emit 10 ~gcmoltigen arie9crfoitc,
bnltcn an Den olten Srnoitionen 6eS
Samples ieit, mie elm cn9liifer Cor.
Respondent ans Eietcrmoribbllrg mel
oct. ToS Sci9te iid) ibon in einigelt
&Gmpien. Sp ergoben lid nod Der
Sdloht BON Wonlc Gorge, bel ser
iiber 400 Gingeborene gctootet nor.
ben pnren, piele 3uluS bon ielbIt.
sic muroen bon elmer Spaberobtbeiz
lung in einen oidtelt @ebiiid, Dor
Dem Nfouolouolo gefunocn, no lie
lid perbor9en batten. Sic ton1en oar.
ouf ireimiaig berpor, itieBen Die alin-
gen ibrcr Aiingais in Den @ooen un0
luorteten, bis Die &eiter b%eronfamen
uno iie 3u @efnngenen MAIDEN mir
! Den. "a mar bon Den @iloen, Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15


aItilnorc No, II. Nianit 1906,
IN @elHdbbeit Der ibnen blrdD Die Bori6rifs
ten oeS HdpitelS pa Der SeieGe Der 2eeislaiur
bon Wtnrblnno bonn Su9re 1904 uno Der am q;
Ntdr5 1905 unter5eibnefe1 Serorotlune Hr,216
ocs M(nbur mo Stu6trntbcS BON baltimore II.
irgelIo pelber uuf hieie Nn9eiegcrbeit u~rlpellos
barren Neiebe ooer &e%roromuu9eu, ge6en bters
nit Die StruBen MISUNDERSTANDING 9toii3.
nab fie einen oetutulirieu Nnsueis ihtr ole 5ls
geiprudeueH @ntfddoiquitaen r1o b|erltriuhtell
~llnloiter nebit elmer erildrenoen Aarte IN Ser4
binOulIg nit Der Gonoemnlrnna mo GrGiirlil8
Der glorfs5urnpiie s9touo. bon Der glortb.gne1lne
bis 8ur niroliden @ren3linie Der Sl1ot 8ditts
more Guiitelen lieBeu. Die Suti8dotaunGeH
uno llmIuqen lueroen iih uuf has Gplt3e 8eit
Ser Nort lrrnpiies 6ono. bon NORTH @penue
bis CUR n6roIiden @reu3Iinie Der StGot Hdltis
more beihrdnfen, eritredeH mn IS n%niaiteit,
llno iic gebet hermit lerner 9tOtt5, nn6 nprs
aeuuunter 9]tuSlpeis nehit oer erflirenoen aarte
fir Die Snipeftion uller bGri1 intereiitrten Ser
iuncm bereit liegt mo Dab ole Seb0roe am
Wtunlau. ben 90. @n0nit 1906, 10 llbr WiOrs
geus, itdl in i6rem Niireui int SoensSebdltoe,
QerinQtuns uno 8ouiodO Strdbe, cine Sttliu9
Qebufs 9teOiitou Der in heiu9tem NuSneis alE
g~eiii6rien Suhe balten miro. 9eacll meIdbe IL
genO cine Iierion. Die BARN iutereilirt 5I iciH
bebauptct, SinuaHo erbebel MAG.
Z. ArtBnr Wtdfanl, r
Snmes ", sSnitG,
Games y, @iarinc,
Go1umiiidre.
Guncuc Il. 9%ioogerS,
(glu9tt-t3,t4-1b) Slerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15

ole SOrfllell DeS
arieg5re6ts 5u reipefttren, nod ntdt
gelernt boben, einen &interbalt titrd).
tete, befabl ibnen Der 6ilbrer Der Col
Ontcn, it'll 81 itcbcn un0 ST martelt,
lieB ole @affeu uufiummcIn unO Die
3uIus in oo5 Eager fiibrcn, Sier err
fIGrte Der Sprefer Der @eion9enen,
Dab lie, ole Glteren 2eutc, ourA OoS
iurdtbare 8en1ebel bel Wtone Gorge
entmutbigt leien. n9I6er unIere iull'
gen Wdnner molen meitcr tetten,"
iagte er, oibre &er5cn iinO nod groB
in ibnen. sic BADEN lid IN Die @e'
bege Der 3elientanin6cn 5l%Iriidgc5o.
gen uno molen iid nidt %crgcben."
God Die jutgen 2eute trcibt nid)t MIR
ibr frieqerii6er Sinn gum Sample
gegen Die @eiBcu, ionOern Der WflltD
Scr @cr5peiflumg &br @ieb lit getoos
tet, ibre Srolten iino iortgeldleppt
uno ihre &roole iin0 Oerbronnt. So
limo tic oueS oeiien bernubt, muS Dem
GinQeborenen boS &ebcn lieb modt,
uno Der GOO lit i6nen glcih8iiltig &C.
geniiber Dem SuB mo Dem Curt
nad Hade.
SblpobI ole 3lllu5 lire @ei6cr Der
od)ten, loiien lie lid ood) oltrf) ibren
Spott Dor Nllem sur EopIerteit lto
gum &riege entflummcn. ga, Die
Trolten iinO inter ocn &offcrn Oo9
6ele6enoc Element, m1o Die illngen
unucrbeiratbeten MGodcn boben oiIi
Ole iunQe Wonnihoit oeS 9orfcS Ocn
ar6Bten Ginfl1B. Die iungen 6roueu
Der ,3llIlS perItebcn eS, 0ur6 b0dlt
mirfiome Wittel 8lrltgier mo &o6e.
iudt in Sen &er5en Der WGnncr 5u
errcgen. Nl@ Der Snipcftor Sltnt int
pergongenen 6ebrior bel Den 3lllt9
mar, oo 5ogen Die Srolien Dor Den
WGnnern ans Dem &ronl, o%erbobntelt
ole in Sen Siittcn 2%icgenocn mo lun.
gen o~ufrei5enoe 2ieoer, Die Den Ne.
train botten: Ser 6eigling iol nidJt
Den 9lnblid licblider WtG0hen genie.
ben" 0unt befobl OoroIi, 0oB Die
Srolcn IN ben &raul 3ltriidgebrod)t
mcrocn iouten. obcr 0u lclIteten i0nl
Die WGnner gSioeriton6, gcrictben III
@uth unD t0oteten nit ibrcn 9IiogatS
Die G~ngl6n0er. Die 6rullen itiIr5ten
iib nod Scr S6lott mic SpGnen oltf
0ie Go0ten un0 pcrItiimmclten lie
~furdtbor. Die &critiimmeluug oe0
QeinQcnen Seinoe9, Die bel Den STAT.
fern Site lit, miro ibnen nid)t nllr
ourf ibrc @rouiomfeit cingcgcbcn,
ionoern lic bGngt olld) nit tbrcnt
NlberglortbCn 5%llinmmen. Die 3lllla
nenren oen &ricN oOuS Woi6en Der
NIiaQoiS nit 9ltt." 9tidt mr. Der
Monn, scr lcinen @cGncr gctootct
bot, nwdidt" ieinc 9iioGoi in ocnl
! @lrttc pes @ct0otcten, ionocrn aud
ole anoeren tbun eS, un0 Der Wnnld)
ieocS ariegcrS lit, Die &linge Ieiner
@oife in Dem 8Iutc 81 booen, oa9
aus ben &Grpern Scr Seitoc flieBt.
Ger 9(bergloube berrid)t n0mlid me
ter ibnen, boB lie iclbit @Iut idJniBen
uno otScinonoer beriten miiBten,
menn 0ie G0rpcr ser BON ibnen Sc.
t0oteten in m%npcricbrtcm 3uitanoe
uerpeien miiroen, mo cbcnio mcinel
lie, ooB ibncn ole reften @Gnoc un0
@rnlc peroorrcn mo nbfollen mitrocn,
mcrn iie niht nit ibren Moifcn aud
nod IN 0ie toOtcn &orpcr itcden mo
tic 10 perItiimmcll miirben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15
Yolf's MarNlanb, Selapare nnb
Siitrift Columbia
2crifun nno 8cidlGfts Nbrek5nd
toOe -

cbiaes sSeri peiit bie SerdnSeruneen Der
Ietten bier Sabre natt unb reprdfeniirt otefs
Gfuatet, ,u,e ie berie iino. IS entbdIt bic 9sa'
men Der 8eidba fts. nnb geruisfeute ure eine
elite Der aarmer In ieoer etaSt. Su,n, Duri
cher Wiebcrlafnng, nit ether ooIen 9eltret'
buna zines ieoen BlGees nnb cine fIafffi8irfe
ibditss ODER BerufsfIuile. IS 1T Dies MIR eine
M,oeItina oeS bnuptfd6Iihen SnbaIts hes
Sii6es, oas bieIfdItiee Snformatiou iiber Wlarn'
IunS. SeInipare ulio ben Siitrift Columbia
brirIat. Wenn sic @ei6dfte In aenannten Gtda.
len 3oJicitireIt, ut Dies oas ridti9e Mseoium.
IS pirS iic5 b%e8obIen. % sas eerifen cine erobe
rno ,peitoerbreiiete Girfllation baben ptro.
- Nh Sre,s 5000 gro GIemptar. sur
WIReiaerisHaien uuf Grfuhen.
n. &. Yc!f & Co., gerieger, ~
Nr, 957 bis $50, ealuert.Webdube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15
gsnS 10000 stimmcn ucrmRocn.

We pgtelOzDorter gSotlo liellt Que
tiefiinnige 9etrohtlng an, OoB in ie.
ser ErGiioentenlpohI BON 1876 bis
1896, nit Iil$nobmc bon 1892, Die
fleine S6monfung bon 10000
Stinmeu BON einem Fortcitidet gum
on0eren 6ie GrmGbIunq ser gei6la-
gencn Gon0iOnten sur 6olgc gebabt
boben miir0e. Sn 1892 bitten oa5u
$4,000 Stimmen geniiQt.
@ei Der @obl BON SnDcS cntiieIen
1855 GGeftorolitimmcn ouf &opes,
1874 oltf FiIoer. QamoIs bate, bon
Siio Carolina, SIorioo uno 2Oui.
iiono obGeicben, oerCn electoral.
itimmcn fir &opeS g30blt muroen,
Elm @cd)ieI bon 53S Stimmen Die
Orci GIeftoroItimmen 9teuobo'& allf
Siloen'9 Seite brinGcn tonnen, cin
@edieI bon 1903 Stinmcn bate
inn sic iedS Stimmcn GoIifornicn's
gebrodt, mo nit 1888 Stimmen
mcbr nGrcn inn bic 80 electoral.
itimmen Obio'S 5uGcIouen.
Cos GleftoroIOotlm in 1880 ltano
2t4 fir @nriiclO mo t55 fir &on-
cod. SGttc nm 2ebtercr Die Inter.
Itiituno TommonU'S III Ncp-9orf
0cbu6t, Gin Mus bon 10,5l7 Stim.
men bate 0cnii0t, 10 iuor er &C.
mGbIt. Gcricl6cu Grfolg bate cine
MoioritGt fir i'm III bcn Stooten
Connecticut, &roiouo, Woine uno
Oregon Qcbobt, nit 5uiommen 81
GleftoroIitimmen. 3n5u brolldte eS
Bios zines g9ehielS bon 1929 inGon.
nccticut, bon 1929 IN &noiono, bon
4435 in Woine uno 1876 in Oregon.
Sn 1854, no Glcoelon0 nit 219
GlcftorolitimmcnS gcgen 1872 fir
Blaine aeiuGblt mnrh, CAB ebeninIla
Nciu 2)ort ben NlSidlog nit cilcm
Webr bon 1149 Stimmcn fir GlcOe.
LAMB. @Gren mr. $50 Stimmcn 81
Blaine iiber9cgonacn, 10 lpllroe
Giebcono Gciflo0cn. Gn Gonncctla
cllt rr6icIt Glcpelono nur 1276Stim-
men mcbr, oI$ @lainc, IN ReD.Ser.
lep 1868 un0 in ". s8irginien 1921.
Sur 1923 Stimmcn mcbr fir 9lais
nc in oicicn 0rci Stootcn nit 10
GGeftoroIitimmcn uno Die Gntidei-
0un0 fiel anocrS. Die 10 Glettorol.
Itimmen BON Snoiono bdtter cine
Sdmenfrrg bon 1861 Stimmcn fir
9loine gcbrodt.
Sn 1888 gob micOcr Ncm-Oorf
Ocll G~lsid)Iog. 0as @leftoroluotum
itoro 233 iiir Sorriiou gcgen 16S
fir GlcbrIon6. Nur cine Stimme
ii6cr sic SGIfte BON Sorriion'S Wo.
ioritGt in Oicicm Stoote broltd)tc 5u
GlcpclonO nb5uidNuentcn, clio 65O2,
unb Sorriion nor geid)logcn. &ai.
noi8 gob Sorriion % Gleftorolltim.
men mo Snoiono IS. Ger lleber-
tritt bon 1903 Stimmen i'm crlten
unS bon 1175 I'M 5mcitcn Stootc,
5uiommcn 1868 Stimmen, bate
0ic So6c g%cGn0crt.
Nod ser glei6en S6corie mGrc
Glcpelonb in 1892 GeihIo9en, 100
0od sic 9iifcrenj Scr GIettorolltim.
men 0roB wor, 277 fir oie Gcmo.
frotcn 0c9en 145 fir bic Tcpublifo-
ncr. Nur eirc ltmfIdmerfut9 bon
1880 Stimmen in 0en ) Stnoten
Sn0iono, SairoiS ur6 Californian
b0tten Scr Sod)c sic cnt9cgcn9cicttc
@cnbln9 Gc9cben.
WcNinlCp bate in 1896: 80
GlcftorolItimmcn mebr, ais 9rpon,
SIS bate bios ser l%lcbergon9 bon gu
iommen 1921 Stimmcn in sen G
Stootcn Californian, Snbiono, Ore.
gon, acntudp, 0elomorc mo @eit.
8iraiuicn 1cniigt, nit elmer Mebr'
belt bon As Gleftorolitimmcr, unb
9rpon loB i'm D@cibcn Sons"
Mon iiebt borollS. bob sic Ont.
id)ei0lng Scr @obl oft oil cincm
&oorc bGnqt uno boB cine @obl IN
Der S6coric onocrS olsiiebt olS IN
Der Eroris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15

Ger 0eut 6 am erttnnr
i6e SdriititcQer 8roi. aarl &norB,
ser piele Sabre in Nnlerifo oniollIg
mar, iebt ober in ser often Seimotb
ieincn Mobniib genommen bat, CT
tl6rt in elmer unldngit III Berlin En-
i6iencnen 8roidiire (moriiber on8
&obel Dor einigen Ga9cn bcri6tet),
Oa9 Ieltti6tbum III ben Ser. Staa.
ten iei I'M 8erfoa be0riiicn nll0 gebe
ieinem l%lntergange cnt0egen. Vic
ShulO Oaran ifrcibt Der oltrhollS
crnite Wonm, ser bicr5ulonOe lclblt
pielc Sabre lang Yoitor unOS6rttt.
teller mar, 0en airhcngcmcinoen
unb 8ercincn 81 - Die euanGelild)e
Spnc0e IN Den Ser. Stuatcn iei talt
ifyon gGn5lid) oneliiirt. Zen peri.
miitiiheu Nualoiiungcn oeS Serfols
IcrS tritt Die n@eltIide FoIt" 1ple
iolQt entgegcn: .@ir 9Inlr6en al bic
3llflmit oCS omurifoniidcn Ncltld)-
tbumlS Ncabol6, mcil MIR al Die 3u-
funit oiCicr groBen Ncpublit 8lolls
ben, unO neil oos OCutidJ . amerito'
niidJc 9cu0lferung& Clement Gin
lrnentbebrlidl midtiQcr 6nttor III Der
arncrifanil0elr @ulturentuldellnlB
lit. 8ic ienG$ @bIf. 10 fat olIdt IT,
0e8 9epolferunQS q. Clement lellte
mehieltocn Str0nulnaen. &mSobre
1904 fonrte 0ie ulte 0cutide @clell'
lhoit bon B6ilooelpbin, bic mcit al
ter lit, ais unlere Hepllblit, ibre4Sro'
tofole niht mehr III OelltI6cr Sprn.
die fiibrert, neil ilrc WtitglieOcr lidt
mc6r 9eutid u%erItonoen. EaS
9cutlht6um 0ca por6er 81 Orcl6ilnf-
tcln ocuti6en StontcS Eennlplpo-
nien bate iid I'M llnobb0ngigfelt@'
fricqc uerbhttet uno borte iilr Ole
Guucr mebrerc (Subr5e6ntc allt 81
eriItiren. Grit uicl ipGter begarn cS
Iid iuie0cr an ser Dcutiden Glnipoll'
ocrlng gu fr6itiQen, 90 miro old)
Ihon in elmer nobcn 3uflnft mieocr
oos omerifoniihc Geutidtbum an
Ser ocutidcn Gimpon0erlng erItar.
fen, bo Ieutidlon0 unnlo9lih mod
lcr0e ieinen oQi0brliden 9epolte'
rungSumodS pom mebr ais 0OO,OW
5u abiorbiren pcrmog."
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gsirrnu Der @shBrSe Der 9OlasLGommiNare.

Itimor Wio,, I3. NlG. IJUb.
GerFieaeIte g]lnacboie iperoen big 5uru %. Nlts
auf 1906, nm . llbr &ormittnas, bon Der 9es
b1roe Der 9oIi5eisGoumiiidre fiir Die 2ielerun9
bon ftnf6mnocrt mo iieb8iG (67o) o6ers fir
Die etua ujtbtge gr0Bere Snbl bon Yolt6ets
6elmen (0inter) bon o~erielben Sacun, Sarbe
II. (. 10, mie ouS Wiuiter, hus in 0teienl @iredri
~bc5iCbtigt meroel lam, entne9cr. gelor1Hle1.
Ser crip[areihe Mnge6utfteuer iou Die Seine
in ben rcrlhieoenen @oli5eiiiniionen Der Staot
baltimore, mic ibm plunudbig poraef6rieben,
lIiht lpdier, ais am /. Sftober 1906, dbIteier1,
Itno Die Seine iolen Dor oere1 NIlildbnle Ell
ner SnipeitiOu unieruurieIt tetll.
Fro6es0elnte miiiielt nit Dem In9ehoi inter-
brritet meroeH.
N(an fnreiBe aui Die umfbIdge: ogn9ebote
iiir QSinier=oelme."
Die Vebbroe be6dIt lih ouS Nedlt Dor, ireero
Elm o0er uue %9tupebOte ah5liiuetieIt.
gluf 9tnoromuG Der 8ebbroe
SuItnB u. Sinien,
(0htn15) SCIretar.
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Snlnnnn Winrnnrct Naniclt.

Is fiorb am ~. glolit 1906 IN Der g8o0E
ning ibrer Iohter, Srau @Iquit 6ledenlleIil.
glr. oar, N]oros9roaopap euiaiHa Wtat9af9t
oauielt. geb. 0unmerano ltlti9e non %gl t,p
in 1SGauet JtIpern, Sle 9eerorglng ll!loet
MihlUndl, ! ll6r yla6thiltag9. bon per obt9eEt
g9obMung aus fat. Sctle9ullg prloallh u'I
Der ulNnltimOreT Netletetn. W -
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Ipd.Greet Sampfbuut. Gompasnie.
Sic 8un Eun Samilicn.G rfnriiuicn
md MnnnnnliS II. hcn1 Meit.Niincr.

9ie gunnpoIis. 8lottennfabemie, ons grbbte
@ebdube in Der gEelt: Sas Gtdatsbaus. 9apn
Die Wbiteup, Sabrt Die sat b%inunier, sBeit!Stts
Der, GaIeSbiGe, GbaIf : Soint Die eaI5Intt.
Sin 3aa Der Nube. ipcIder bon oeit beiien Ier6'
ienbe bon 8erionen eIiidlid mad Sauie 5nriid.
SieI 9Iab. Ser popuIdre 9dmpfer s@nima
@iIes." Wiuntas, Wdit,po1 nno 5reitng 8 ubr
WlorgenS. -
Gorntaa fpe3ieuer SumiIienina nm $50
Mpraens. Miidfebr ~nneefibr 100 sbenb9.
Sdlb Seieriaas.@ rrIriion ieoeu Senlttaa
Iadbmittaa nm f.15. 9hidiebr bel Wonof6ein
epesieue coupers zoe. gtne, nusrrtpdbIte
Suhit. @eniieeno Iaunt. Wiuif nno San5 far
annoiahyt.sinets 30 Gsnts.
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catherine VutidL ,

IS itar6 am IS. gluguit 1906 in Der S4e3'
ruIg tbrer @ltern 81 GutonsDile, Yi6. va
tberlne Sptidl, eeltebtc 1Dbter oon 2Snt. =
Mittuod, ganmiitnOs nm . ll6r. itdtt. Yet
fepung prtpatim auf oer p@rceninoultseeihe'
ferU." t22b-D