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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03
Elko. Nevada. Friday. August 3, 1906

rocatioDs, the roses in those OF others
The chop girl wonld be nn actress; the
cook would change places w,th her
nlstr' IS; the laS. er sees the advantage
OF being "a doctor; the doctor thuse
ot being lawyer. The country boy
leans on his plIw handle and looks
toward the city with longing eyes.
Aud the city youth yearns for tine
green OF the country or tho free lie OH
the seas.
What the use?
We laugh at the mule at the fence:
why not laugh at ourselves rs we see us
at his side?
Don't try to be somebody else.
Do the best you can where you are.
Kansas City World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03
The tltn Airr,inr.

Thcr. was very email attendance at
tile meeting Saturday night, only few
OF tho property holders and actiyo
members OF the lire department being
present. Mr.. Mcliridc called tile meet.
ing to order and stated ite object. a
general discussion followed on the con.
di,iou Of ;hc department, but nothing
deIinitc wna done, except to instruct
Chief Henderson aud Assistant Harris
to max" an inventory OF the property Of
the department and to prepare state.
ment Of It's immediate requirements and
to submit both to Il meeting to DO held
at the courtroom next Friday night al
$3.50 O'Clock. A, this meeting, new
officers Of tho department will bo elected
and other business relating TO II will bc
transacted.
II is especially desired that all who
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03

In less than two hours and half the
matter Of the Corey divorce case that
hns been attracting tho attention all
over the country, owing to the prom.
inencc Of the parlice oncorncd, was
settled In the district court this morn.
ing, the jury empancled to pnes on the
case returning u verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff, Mrs. Corey who will DO given
nm absolute decree oi divorce aud the
custody Of the minor child, Allan Corey
TIC case was devoid OF nny sensatonh al
features.
"fce, | know William Corey. IIc lpi,
his wife and mover came back. flo IL
not Ht custodian for his cont lie
associates arc not good. | don't think
the men OF New York arc fit for boy k
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03
Presbyterian church Suuic-.

Fr'nbyirriRn Church SuIic-.
July 29tlI
Prayer Meeting 10 u. IN.
Sermon II a. IN.
Sunday School 20 p. III.
Sci mon GOO p. III.
Rev. NJ. 3. Riddle will occupy the
pulpit morning and evening.
Two important duties will be dis.
cussed. Tho Duty Of Fault Finding,
will be the theme in the morning.
Tho Duty OF Being Manly. will be
presented in tho evening.
Everybody in Ello should hear the Sc
discussions. The morning theme will
be II new thought to most persons who
attend, but it will he Biblical.
The evening discourse has been
highly commended in the East. Mem
bers Of Fraternities should hear this
great subject discussed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03
Gould Talk United, states.

A Cuban negro, who came to Alabama
shortly after the cessation OF the Span.
ish-American war, became involved
says General Fred Grant, in a quarre
with native colored citizen OF the State
mentioned. In his imperfect English,
The Cuban darkcy contenptuously re-.
ferred to the Alabaman as San African. /"
"Maybe 1 is,' quickly reioined the Of
tended one, shut Of Is an African, I
thank tEe Lawd I amt no Spaniel; an
whafe more. ain't no black Philistine!
! Kin epehk United States, kin.F
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03

An old labor law in England in force
in l7S3 contained tie following clnusos:
Any tailor who joined n union was to
DO sent to jWl for six monthe.
Tailors must work from elk o'clock
in tho morning until eight o'clock at
night.
Wages not to DO higher than iS cents
Il day,
Each tailor was to 10 allowed 3 &C 8
Tor breakfast.
Any tailor who refused to work was
To be imprisoned Tor not more thnn two
monihs.'
IL any employer paid higher wages
no was Ia be liuod s?5 and tho workmen
who took the increase woro to 10 sent
10 jail for two mOnthe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03
STATE or OHIO. CRY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COuSry


FRAsK J. CHEHEY makes oath That he
is tho senior partner OF the firm OF +. j.
CHENEY & Co, doing business in the City
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said iir,n will pay the sun OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF HALLS CATARnn
CuRE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before inc and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day OF Decem.
Dor, A. D., 1886. \. W. GLEASON,
[sEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken In.
ternally and acts directly on che blood
aud mucous surfaces Of the system,
Send for testimonials fres.
F.J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, ..
SOLD 10y all Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti pal lion
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03

have property in the town and are IN.
terested in it's protection and all mem.
bers OF the active force and all who wish
to join 1t will be present. There is a
long spell Of hot, dry weather yet b. fore
US and it beehooves everybody to be
on the alert and do everything for the
protection Of the town from tire. Turn
ont and lend our assistance
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-03

than any ore else. Mr.. McAdams has
heard nothing from her.
This dispatch coutrndic,s the report
that O'Donuell's wife is missing and that
he bought a ticket for himself and wife
at Ogden Monday.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-01

and cast upon me that saving look of gentle. ten
ger love and of infinite pain; Thou knowest it all
II would not hide any of it from Thee, ashamed
of it as l am; Thou knowest how unworthy, 7
am OF Thy love, but Lord, Thou. knowest INV
heart, and Thou knowest that truly love Thee
that that love is the ruling principle of INV un-
worthy lie; Thou knowest the honest purpose of
VI my neart and the conservation of my soul, and
my real desire to serve Thee: Thou knowest NV
dependence upon Divine aid for success: Thou
knowest ali things, and Thou knowest that love
Thee.
be honest with yourself. Can you look I'D into
On! Masters face, and honestly say of yourself.
that l love thee?"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-01

ing to the commandment and example of the
Master. The officers of the church have the re-
sponsibility laid them, and in accepting of;ce
they acknowledge it; ito watch for souls as thev
that must give account" The command is Main
Take heed, therefore, unto yourselves and 80
all the flock over which the Holy Ghost hath
made you overseers, to feed the Church of God
which he hath purchased with his blood" II i
the elders that rule WE'LL" that are Counted
worthy OF double honor" and heavy response
bity rests on them. 1t is true that YOU cannot
drive religion into wicked men, but, if needs he
you can drive them out of the church and keen
them from misleading and destroying Others bv
their injurious example and influence.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-25
POSTMASTER ROBBED

G. w. Fouts, Postmaster at Riv-
erton, Ia. nearlo lost his life and
was robbed of all comfort. accord
ing to his letter which says. For
20 years l had chronic liver COM
plant which led to such a severe
case of jauniice that my finger.
nails turned yellow; and when my
doctor prescribed Electric Bitters
which cured me and nave kept me
we'll for eleven years.. Sure cure
for Biliousness. Neuralgia. Weak
ness and all Stomach, Liver, Kid
ney and Bladder arrangements. A
wonderful Tonic. AT all druggists.
so cents.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-25


the Knight Teinplars Conclave at
Paris this week MIR. and Mrs. H.
L. Harp and daughters Lizzie and
Marguerite have returned from
visit to Lebanon Junction and
Louisville
Miss Miranda Tate is visiting
her aunt Mrs. H l.. Tate at Mt.
Vernon-Dr. Ca rter was in Mt.
Vernon first of week. - Homer
Wallin. of Lakeland, KY, was in
town Tuesday Mrs Ellen Ma
hiifey is able to be out again after
two weeks illness Misses Thomp-
son and Williams of Mt. Vernon,
were guests al the Albright Hotel
last week.-Mrs.. w. M. Potts, of
Corbln. has taken rooms at the
Firth House Mrs J. w, Hutch
son and son are visiting her parents
at HarrOdsburg 20 A. Firth was
at Level Green Saturday and Sun.
dav calling on Tbos. Forbes. Ed
Rogers spent last Saunday in Mid
dlesboro fine guest of Miss Maggie
Pleasant. -Mr. Larkin Hicks visit
ed friends and relatives a. More
land last week. Miss Lizzie Storms
OF Keavv, KY, is the guest of Miss
Lizzie Owens. Hon. c. G. Will
liza ms spent last Saturday aud Sun
day in -Brodhead the guest of Capt
l.. G. Smith.
A. F.. Albrighthas returned
from London where he served on
the Federal Jury. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Mattingly Of Paris are visit
ing Miss Jewel Francisco. i oh n
Nevius Of Lebanon Junction spent
last Sunday and Monday in
town ca ling Gil one of our young
ladies,
Miss Maude Watson spent last
in the country Dug Martin
will be found smiling while serv-
Ing you and yours-with ts.a,e- oe
ice cream soda at Shugars Drug
Store.-Jop Albright is in Leba-
non Junction the guest of his bro
Their A. A. Albright.-Miss Ethel
Hilton has returned home from
Moreheed where she has been at
tending school for the past nine
onths.-Rals Wilm ott, brake
man on the K D. is at home sick.
We hope for him a very rapid re-
covery.-Don't fail to attend the
Celebration (Brodhead, Grab Or.
charc and Preachersville lodges f.
& A. NJ lat Crab Orchard Fair
Grounds St. Johns -Day.-Clar-
ence Miller is visiting his uncle
Granville Leece at Gum Sulphur.
Miss Carrie Firth of Gum Sui
phur spent Tuesday afternoon in
our city. Mrs. Mamie Albright
visited friends and relatives here
fist of week. Miss Uta Hutche-
son and Miss Alma McAfee have
returned to their homes much to
the regret OF some of our boys "A
large crowd attended Bro. Fam
ing's lecture at M. E. church
Thursday night. Miss Cable was
at Mt. Vernon Friday and Satur.
day taking the teachers examina-
ton. Rev. Sawyers filled his reg
ular appointment at the M. F.
church last Sunday and Sunday
mig Walter Miller K D. brake
man spent SUNDAY with honefolks
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-25
LIVING TON

Miss Lula Argenhright left Sun
day for Knoxville for an extended
visit.-Mrs r. A. Whitehead is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
DtShou at Lancaster this week.
DR.. w J Childress was in Mt.
Vernon Tuesday OIL business DR..
Jce Baugh OF London. spent a few
days at he home Of Mr.. c.. D.
Cook on his way from Med cal Col
leee of Louisville.-Mr. George
French Hho has a position in Lou.
lsvlle. Is at home for a short vaca-
ton Misses Clevie Mcclure and
Annie Griffin left Sunda, for an
ex,endid visit to friend, and re'a-
tives III PARIS They will stop off
at Berea Tor the commencement on
their way home. Miss Matte Nc
Ferron spent Monday with her Sis
Ter. Mrs. V J. Childress Mrs.
James Anderson is visiting her par
entS al Orlando this week Mr..
Jerome Adams is improving his
properly by adding new coat of
paint. new we'll and fence, which
adds very much to the looks of his
place. Mrs. w w. Wright and
family returned Saturday from an
extendid visit to Louisville, Parks
VILE and Danville. Mr.. William
{. Johnson and wife, of Lancaster,
spent Tues day and w dneSday in
town guests of Mr.. Johnson s
brother, Mr. John johnson Mis-.
Walter Clifford, of East Rernstadt,
was in town several DAYS this week
the guest Of MesGames Jacob Sam
brook and James Walton. Rev.
and Mrs. Walton have returned
from two weeks stay at LaFaye't t.
Ind.-Master George Sam Brook
is spending a few days with his
cousin, Harry Clifford. of East
B,rnstadt. MIR. Willie Mullins. Jr.
is spending week with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. John Mullins. =
Mrs. Arthur Bowers has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
at Parksville. Mr.. Charles White
head was the guest of his brother.
r. A. Whitehead, Monday and
Tuesday. Mrs. John Howell is in
Louisville this week buying mil'in-
cry.
Mr.. Mack Mccarthy is visiting
the home of his brother, Mr.. Geo.
McCarthy.-Quite a number Of
people enjoyed the serenade Satur-
day evening given by Miss Cora
Adams and her brothers, Casper,
and Helton and a few others.
Mrs w. J. Childress entertained
Monday evening in honor Of her
sister, Miss Matte McFerron.
Those present were Misses Leila
and Ella Argenbright, Florence
Price Lille Sambrook. Nora Bur
ION, Ida Cook, Cora Adams, Alice
Witt and Matte McFerron Mss
ers James Pennington, Chas. Rice,
Jr., Conn Asher. Fine Davis, DR..
Boggs. of Richmond and George
French, of Louisville. Ice cream
and strawberries were served. AD
report pleasant time.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-25
II ELIGIOUS

Incensed at the declaration thai
the Bible is dead letter, the con.
gregation to which he was preach
ing drove the Rev. George Porter
from the building near Lucas
Ridge. Ind, with a shower Of rot
ten eggs.
The PRESBYTERIAN General AS
sembly at Des Moines unanimous
iy adopted resolution calling up
on the Presbyterian churches Of
America to raise $500, 900 for the
relief of the churches which suffer
ed from the San Francisco disaster
GA 9ToRTA.
Bear, the The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Of &XAzzM
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-25

If the hens could talk how they
would abuse incubators! The in
>ubators are better mothers than
iens.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-25

1t is announced hat the rate bill
being passed, the Senate will now
take '',nuch needed rest" And
the pnblic surely will be delighted
at being able to foil wv suit.
Investigators are cautioned to go
gently wsth the ice trust this sum-
:ner. If you make it hot it may
annouce a shortage.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-25
SCIATICA CURED AETER TWENTY
YEARS OF TORTURE,

For more than twenty years Mr.
J, B. Massey, 1922 Clinton street,
Minneapolis, MINI, was tortured
by scistica The pain and suffer
ing which he endured during this
time is beyond comprehension
Nothing gave him any permatent
relief until he used Chamberlain S
Pain Balm. One application of that
liniment relieved the pain end made
sleep and rest possible, and less
than one bottle has effected a per-
manent cure. Mr.. Massey relates
his experience for the benefit of
others who may be similarly sfflict-
ed. If troubled with sciatica or
rheumatism WHY not try Is cent
bottle of Pain Balm and see for
vouIself how quickly It relieves
the pain For sale by Chas. G.
Davis leading druggist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23
Stanb upr b6bcrcm Hidltcr.

Nem Dorf, %. Idr5. 9ci
Gerleiuig Der Cite Der sur Gienltlci-
ltrung ausericbcnc1 @e'dNporencn
mllroe i'm Obergeriht Der Nonlc
r2oris Goiier" auigcrllien, Oeiiclbcll,
Der letten 6reitag 6rml Giteuc Young
ermorbet mo oann Sclbitnloro uerilbt
bat. Niemorlo muBte etlpas BON bic
Ter Sbcntit1t nno Gid)ter gnn airt
erfannte arf 500 @elbitroie gegcl,
Ben anmeienben. 9lls man i'm Ip1-
ter ailftl1rte, 500 er oas llrtbeil 6ll-
riid nit Der 9~egriinoulg, ooB er ilber
hieien Sllror mobl feline Sllrisoiftion
beiite.
-ltnbefannt gebliebene Ginbreter
BADEN ben Siherbeitsihranf Ser 9anf
IN Miagara, ~, erbrcfcn mo
$3.50 borais geitoblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23
Insidllnf anacSrubt.

0eS % Dimes, Sn., %. WGr5,
- Nit Is gegen ~ Simmer nabnl
Ous ltntcrballS Der 2cgiSlatllr sic
SiQ gcgcn 0iscriminotionen an, mel.
DIE Oornui berednct lit, sic nStonooro
Oil 60" pom Stoatc Soipo ollS5ll.
ihlicBcn oOer lie 81 elmer Ienoerung
ibrer @eid)GftSmetbooen SIT 5pingen.
Die Bill pcrbictet Die 9eredynltng Dis.
criminircnOcr SradtiGbe fir Tetros
lcum mo lit nad) Dem Whilter bes III
Wtiiiouri crlniicnen @e'ebeS obgcfaBt.
&crlebungen oes @eleteS meroen nit
elmer @elobllBe bon $4,000 uto Salt
bebrobt. 9ei ser Ginreidung Ser Bill
itelltc ibr llrbeber, Superintendent
Cummings, bic 9ebnlptitng ulli, Die
nStnnOarb Oil Co." babe in icinenl
Seimntbsorte fiir5lid Den Yreis Oes
Gctroleums aui 4 Gents pro @allone
bcrnbgeiebt, I'M bic Gonflirrentcn SIT
8rnnbe ST. ribten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23
llnnngcncbmcs 9iciicabcntcncr in Gp-
lurnou.

Guron9o, Gol., %. MGrj. -
Gin 3ltg Scr nGcnpcr & Jlio 8ronoc.
No6n," mcldcr 5lu0lf Gage lang, nit
30 Faiiogiercn ON @orb I'M Gum
brc8 GoiiC ollf Dcnt @ipicl Scr Son
Sllon-@cbirgc, 80 Mcilcn ppn ser
r0dItcn Ortidoit cntfcrnt, imShlcc
Itod, fam beute 5u Ilonoio, I'M Son
SlliS= SboIc, on.
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Der Sdncc bobcr lag, olS Der Holldl.
idiot Der 2%ofontotipc. 9a6nbc0ien-
Itetc hoItcn ouf Sdnccifuben &c,
bcnamtttcl ii6cr sic @crge, uno Die
FoI'a0icrc lpurbcn 10 gut oerpilcgt.
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tronftct onlGBlid) Der groBen &Gbe
unb Der otlnoipbGriiden &erbGltniiic,
III lpcld)cn lie iid) 10 longe oufboltcn
mllbtcn. @G6renb Scr lcttcn Nodyt
gclong cS, Den 3lig nit einem
Shrecpilllgc 5ll crrcihcn mo i'm SIT
bcfrCtCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23
Spfcr ocs Giicnbabn- Muludls.

&odeiter, N.sD, -. MGrj. -
Gin nm $40 belltc friib bier iGlligcr
Bug Scr r2ebigb &ollep-9abn" Der
ungliidte ST &oncopc Sails. Sofomo.
tDiiiibrer ISM. @oifncp aus God)cltcr
miiroc altgcnblitlih getootct unO Sci
scr Gounro grusfp aus Someone
Sails liegt inter Scr 2ofomotipc, pcr-
mutblid cbcnfolls to0t.
y o>rt Snron, Mid,., %. MGri.
~ Gin Sraht5ug Scr o0rano Srnrf,
@obn" cpllioirtc bclttc iriib, ctlihc
Meilcn bon Snrnio, Ont, nit ocnl
I'M Wittcrnaht bon bier nnd] Sitcn
obgegnngenen Yerioncn6ug. Gem
Sradt5u9e moren 5ruei Sofonlotloct
pprgeiponnt, mo bcioc Sei5cr ocr'cl-
ben, 9tamens Grupp uno u. SitgbcS.
famen oltrd) Die Gplliiion um's Scbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23

fpnln1cn lit lIn0 na6 Nblicferung lei.
llcr Wtllnition nod Dem EllgetsS uno
gebt, INN BORT reparirt SIT meroen. MO-
nirol SigSbee perblcibt nit ieinenl
6Ioggidiit n9rooflpn," uno Dem
Stronger Tacoma" nod IN Ilcran.
Orio bis sur 9cgriiBung OcS Erin5c1
bon @oles, unO miro Damn nit Dem
6loggidiff nod Ncluz2)ort 5ltriidfc6.
rem, mdbren0 Tacoma" bis ollf 8ci,
tcreS i'm 0ltli6en Sbcile pes Mittcl-
lleercS pcrbleibt.
GaS S6erbun0cSgcrid Ii.
Der gu d)mor0 in
Gbdttanoogn.
Gic angelcgenbeit Oc5 2pn6mor,
OeS BON G0tporO Sobnion, ocnt Negcr
III Chattanooga, Senn, mclNcr 5ltll
So0e oerllrtbeilt morocn luar, ocnl
OoS SbcrbunoCSgeriht ie0od eincn
Strofolliidub gcpGbrt bate, bot Die
Nllfmcrfiomfcit Scr Mitglicocr 0cS
erlu0brtcn @eridt5bofcS rcgc gebol-
ten. Is fono qeitcrll inn Seim bon
Sbcrri1tcr Sltller cine @ciprcdrung
Scr bier meilcnocn Hidtcr itatt, Ocrcu
Vcldlilllc nid)t bctonnt Qcnlod)t NOR
Den limo. ISm Giireult ocS @erid)t9s
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nid)t befonnt lei, Oh ltn0 mcld)eS &or-
Qcben boS SbcrbrnOcSgcrid)t in Die.
ler Illgelcgcnbcit einleitel1 meroc.
Ser i 6 tenin cl %crtrng,
Ser Scnat pcr6unocltc in icincr &c.
itrigcn @cbcimiiblul9 iibcr ocn Sid
tenlnlcl-&crtrog, bod mllrbc nod ct.
ner einltilnoigen &erbonolung sic lc.
~gialotiUc Sibung ipicoer oltfgcnonl.
men, obne BOP Elm @cIdluB gefnbt
poroen m0rc. WtcDrcre Scnotorc!l
lprnd)en iid) gcgcn Den YoIlltS I'M
Gertrage ans, mcldcr ertlGrt, ouB Die
6idtcninicl ais Gntgclt fiir &oblcn,
Itotioncn olrf Gllbo an Die cltbuniidc
Gicpllblif obgetrcten luorocn iei. Mon
cinigtc lid idlieBlid Oicsbe5iiglidl,
ooB bieIer ToiiuS BON feirer groben
9cOclttltng lei unO fiiglid olld) aus
gclaiien mcr0cn f0nne. Senator Gel
Ter no6m Den Stolopunft eill, oo5
Die &creinigtcn Stootcn ME Elm &cft
alti bic 6id)teninicl 0cbobt bobcrL NM
BOB Der &ertrog ttur Sen 3med babe,
ci1cn @ciibtitcl %oui5u9eben, oeiicn
Ncdtm6Bigfcit BON Monden beitrit-
ten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23
@cnig gnsiidjt ami Ginisuma.

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MGr5. - GoS gcmeiniome 2obnifolos
Gomite ser @ru6enbeiiter llno aoG-
~lengrdber Oc5 Central llno iii0iueItli-
den Gonfltrren5OiitriftS pertogtc ii6
ipGt Geltte No6mittog bis morget
frii6 nodocm mGbrcnO leincr beuti,
gen Sibung ie6er, BON elmer oocr scr
an0eren Eortei gena6te &orid)lag obs
gelebnt noroen mar. @r. S. u. 8in-
Oers, Goriiber ser &crtrctcr Ser Grit
belt6ciiter, crfldrt, cS lci pobrideiIt.
lid, 6aB Oie Gonferen5 nit Niftcinis
gltl1g enOcn ncroc. Sicc-Erdiiocnt
Scpi5 bon Sen nllnitc0 M}ine @or.
fers" iogte bcute A6eno: SIS miro
gepiB feline @inigung ocbcn, ipcnn
nidt bic @rubcn6elibcr bon ibrcm
Stanopuntte 5uriidtrctcn."
9e5iiglid) Oes Witdeuiden %or.
l6(ogS 81 elmer obcrmaIigen Comic.
rcn5 5lpiifcn &ertretcrn Scr Mnt6rus
citgrltbcn .@eIiter uno sen &oblcngrG-
bern, in mcld)er TrGliocnt @ucr ais
&oriiber ser GrItercn cin0epiGigt bat,
miro nid)tS @citcrc8 bci0loiicn lucr-
ocn, bis rad Dem S6Illlie Ser bicii-
gen Gonferen5 5luiiden Sen @eidfob.
l%engr0bern unO ibren Trin5ipolcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23
Setagtcr bcitidcr @cidJaitsmann &C
gciturbcn.

Getroit, Mi6., %. MGr5. -
Der bcfonntc oeutidc WiibIenbciibcr
&ofob Bed lit bier I'M 9llter bon 80
&obrcn 9e%Itorbcn. Sr. Bed mar oltS
Dem @roBbcr5ogtbum Baden gcbilr-
tig, licB iid) nbcr id)on I'M glter Don
30 Sobren III Grclton, Ont, nieocr,
%9riinOete % Sabre ipGter bos Conn
GoOcn, Out, lnO etoblirte iein bicii-
9eS Neutrality-suspicious. i'm Sabre 1877.
Nit Der 3cit crmarb er lih cin bcOclt-
tell0es &ermoGen. Noom Bed III 10
ronto, Elm MitgIieo oeS SobinetS bon
Ontario, lit elmer Der S0bne oes Ser
ltprberCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23
Wambaftcr Gbcmifer aeIturbcn.

Nclp. Dorf, %. MGr5. - Eroi.
81. Sgocn GorcmltS, ser nomboite
Gbemifer, lit berte bier i'm Sitter Don
80 Sobren 0citorben. Gr mar beion-
Oers olS Soducrit6nOigcr in @c5iD
olti Site bctunnt mo mltroc ais 'ol.
der p6brcno Der lcttcn 80 Sabre
ais 3cugc 1T pielct ic%niotioncllcn
8iitnorO e Ero5ciicn porgeln0cn. DO
be5r 60 Sabre lang itonO cr ais 2cb-
rcr Ser Gbemie nit ocm yNcp Oort
College" ul0 Dem yGoue9c Of tbc Gitp
Of 9tep 9orf" in &crbinOung ln0 icit
ilber 40 &abren mar cr Yroiciior ser
Gbelnie i'm r9ellcpur Soipitol Wcoi-
cal College"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-23
Sua Gnfclin ~croruiIclt babcn.

Hcmport, 9. s., -. Mdr5. -
Srall Sra &enorifinuL Wiilttcr Don
orciicbn &inoern, lit untcrMoropcr-
oodt %geiGnglid) cingc5oGen moroen.
Gin aino, onS oieier Gage bon elmer
ibrer Sodtcr geboren nllroe, funo
ieinen 300 oitrd @roroiieln, 6rdl
SetOridion ioa oas &erbredcn per-
iibt bnben. Sic bat ibr jilngltes aino
lelber crit neuerOingS sur @elt &c
broft ulo orlrite cs nit in's @cfong.
nib nebmcn.
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i iir Sebung Scr SanoelS
Snterciien.

9erlin, %. Mdr5. Gem
9ieihtogs.giisidniB bat Der gbgeoros
nete grsberger norscid)logcn, eincll
Gonpcllt bon Gertretern belltider nno
omcrifoniidJer 9anoels : Sntcrelen
5mefs e~ingebenoer erprteritng Der
beioerieitigcn 5onbelsbc5iebungert
cin5ltberricn. Ser Tlon lit, ipic
err nlittbeilt, bon berporrogenben
Neip-Y orfcr Sabrifanten allgeregt
mproen, bon Der rihtigen Ginlidt
allseebcnb, bab Die Giplomaten berj-
lid menig bon Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
miiieit, llnb es bober fir bic oireft
ont grbcnbonbel intereilirtcn Eerio@
men om bcitcn iei, in Nelp-Yorf oocr
III. &ombilrg cine 3llianmenfunft
ab5ubalten. Der &eidstags.ausIdrb
lit nit Der GrlpQalma ocs @cridla-
ges bcihdftigf.
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&cocn Wcincibs in Suit.

Smoba a, Nc6., -. MGr5.- lbo-
mos DO. @%untigtplt, cin Banter ans
@orborL Ne6., lit INTER Der 9lllflogc
Ser Serlcitllng 5llm McinciO I'M 3l-
%inmmcnbong MISUNDERSTANDING bier
perhoitct worOen. 0icS lit bic brci-
5ebntc &crboitung IN oicier IngcIc-
1enbeit. @ulltington lit olld ErGii-
bent Ser Woperid Srltlt & 2pon So"