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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-08-09
Coal Miners Gain Every Point.

Coal miners and operators OF the
Coshocton, Ohio, field completed a
settlement of the wage controversy
Friday. the miners winning out on
eyery point. The new scale adopted 's
exactly that Of 1903.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-08-09
TWO IMPORTANT MEASURES
Passed by the Georgia State Senate
at Thursdays Session.

at Thursdays Session.
Tho Georgia senate Thursday pass
ed bills for the election Of railroad
commissioners by the people and for
the lease of the Western and Atlantic
railroad for sixty years at $4,000
per month.
The bill for the election Of railroad
commissioners by the people was
passed by a vote Of 81 to Z. The
senate Immediately transmitted the
bill to the house.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-08-09
ADMIRAL TRAIN DEAD.

Commander Of United States As'at'o
Fleet Passes Away in Chefoo.
Rear Admiral Charles J. Train, the
commander-in-chief of the United
States Asiatic fleet, died at Chefoo
Friday morning Of uraemla.
As commander-in-chief of the Aslat-
ic station, the important duty OF main
tanning strict neutrality in Philippine
waters during the Russian7Japanese
war 6evolved upon Admiral Train
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-04
GENERAL
REPORT
ON HOPS

The new season Is opening very
slowly. Brewers are Indifferent,
many OF them having carried over
fair stocks of last years hops. and
exporters are awaiting an opportuni-
ty OF forwarding some OF the samples
OF new goods. A few lots OF the
1905 hops remain In first hands,
and occasional sales are reported In
range of 13@15c. the latter for
some prime Pacifics. Really choice
might bring a little more, but the
tone IL easy. The weather In the
interior of this state has not been
very favorable TO baling OF the new
hops, 30 that samples are coming
forward slowly SO far as shown
they indicate exceptionally good
quality. IL IL estimated that the
state crop will total about $4,000
bales. A little more buying interest
is reported In the country. with pur-
chases at 2O@21c generally, a few
OF the finest going at 22c. The Cal
ifornia crop IL coming down some
what heavier than was expected, and
the estimates now run up to 100000
bales. Samples from Sonoma and
Yolo are pretty good. but the early
supplies from West Washington and
Oregon do not show up at all sat-
isfactory. II looks as if the Pacific
coast crop would be OF very mixed
quality, and there Ia likely to be
good deal OF variation In the prices
realized. From Oregon especially
the samples are irregular. with quite
a percentage OF red hops. Late esti-
mates place the Washington crop
at $4,000 bales and Oregon 1000
bales, making 100000 bales for the
entire coast, English mail advices
Indicate short crop with the prob
ability that there VIII be quite
cali for our hops as soon as the mar
ket becomes established. English
brewers have carried over good
deal OF stock. but this yield is far
short of their -consumptive require
ments. Samples OF new German
hops have arrived, and show nice
quality; thoy are Offering to dealers
here nc coat OF about 35c. New
York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-04
Danger from the Plague.

There's grave danger from Wv
plague of Coughs and Colds that a''
so prevalent, unless you take ="
Kings New Discovery for Consunp
tion, Coughs and Colds. Mrs "s.'
of Forest City writes: TITS a Gov
send to people living in chmA''
where coughs and colds prevail
fine It quickly ends them. 1t pre'sn'.
pneumonia. cures lagrippe' s,'~
wonderful relief In asthma ana hN
fever. and makes weak lungs stroA'
enough to ward off consump'io.'
coughs and colds. soc and si~
Guaranteed by j. c. Perry's o''
store. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-04
-Four OF a Kind.

The supreme court has admitted
four new attorneys ON probation. II.
after nine months probation. no oh
lection IA raised they will be al
lowed to practice for life or good
behavior, They are George T, coch'
ran, OF California; H. NJ. DeNefte. OF
Michigan; w. L. Mccormick. OF
Wisconsin. and Willis o. Huson. OF
Arlsona.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-04
MEN WHO HAVE ACcr,u, =
THE ENORMOUS Fopr,Li ~

THE ENORMOUS FORTUNE
TODAY, and who use tbe..
in still vaster corporate for.. 'or
ness.
Ihe legislative or judicial !.
and decisions of which 7
De IL remembered. do not
leave to the state power 70 ~
corporate wealth in business. NJ,
experience has shown that ~.
are wholly powerless TO dos, M
this subject; and any action
cision that deprives the nation
power to deal with it, slmnlv !. f.
in leaving the corporations ah..'
ly free to work without anv os..
supervision whatever; and ~
course is fraught with untoa
ger to the future of our whole s..
of government, and, indeed !.
whole civilization.
Justice to All.
All honest men must abho, \.
reprobate any effort to excite \,
ity to men of wealth as such ~
SHOULD DO ALL WE CAV IN \
COURAGE THRIFT AND BusnpI
ENERGY. TO PUT A PREMIrNI n
ON THE CONDUCT OF THE vl
WHO HONESTLY EARNS \
LIVELIHOOD and more than !,
livelihood, and who honestly n,
the money he.has earned. But y
our clear duty to see, in the ir,,
est of the people, that there Il al
quate supervision and control o,.|
the business use of the swollen M
tunes of today, and also wisely TO n
termine the conditions upon vhja
these fortunes are to be transmital
and the percentage that they sh,T
pay to the government whose pre
tecting arm alone enables them ID
exist. Only the nation can do thI,
work. To relegate it to the states 4
a farce, and is simply another vsv
Of saying that it shall not be done At
all.
Under a wise and farseeins inter.
of the interstate commerce
clause of the Constitution, main
ain that the national GOVERNED
should have complete power to del
With all of thiswealth which in an
way goes into the commerce betweel
he states-and practically all Of /
hat Is employed in the great cor
,orations does thus go in. The ma
ional legislators should most scru
,ulously avoid any demagogic leg
station about the business use ol
his wealth, and should realize that
t would be better to have no legis'
alton at all than legislation couched
ither in a vindictive spirit of hatret
oward men of wealth or else drawn
With the recklessness of impractic
BILE visionaries. But. on the othei
and, 1t shall and must ultimately
e understood that the United States
oyernment, on behalf of the peopls
( the United States, has and is III
,XERCISE THE POWER OF ST.
'ERVISION AND CONTROL OWE
HE BUSINESS USE OF The
vFALTH-IN THE FIRST PLACh
,VER ALL THE WORK OF Thf
CARRIERS OF THE NA
ION, and in the next place over IN
'ork of all the great corporauOn'
'hich directly or indirectly DO an'
lterstate business whateyer-an'
his includes almost all of the srea
operations.
~-~~~-~~~~~-@-~~--~---o~
lContinred ON fifth page.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-04
PENNSYLVANIA
DELEGATES Her
NEW CAPITOL
President Roosevelt Makes Notable Address Dealing With
Modern Conditions and the Problems of Concentrated
Capital and Corporate Greed, and the Danger to Our
Institutions from the Lack of Interest in Political Affairs
by the Common People,

mittee for the payment of any elec-
tion expenses whatever.
The Abuse of Child Labor.
It is surely not too much to say
that this body of substantive legisla-
ton marks an epoch in the history
of the practical betterment of poll
tical conditions. not merely for your
state, but for all our states. | do
not recall any other state legislature
which, in a similar length of time,
has to it's credit such a body of ad-
mirable legislation. Let me, however,
most earnestly urge that your legis-
lature continue this record of public
service by enacting one or two addi-
tional laws. ONE SUBJECT WHICH
EVERY GOOD CITIZEN SHOULD
HAVE AT HEART ABOVE ALMOST
ALL OTHERS Is THE MATTER OF
CHILD LABOR. Everywhere the
great growth of modern Industrial
ism has been accompanied by abuses
in connection with the employment
of labor which have necessitated
complete change in the attitude of
the state toward labor.
This is above all true in connec-
tion with the employment of\ child
labor. In Pennsylvania. you have
made a beginning, but only a begin
ming, in proper legislation and ad-
ministration on this subject; the law
must If necessary be strengthened,
and 1t must be vigorously enforced.
The national government can do but
little in the matter of child labor,
though l earnestly hope that that
little will be permitted to be done
by congress. The great bulk of the
work, however. bust be left to the |
state legislatures; and If our state
legislatures would act as drastically |
and yet as wisely on this subject of
child labor as Pennsylvania has act |
ed within the present year as re-
CARDS the subjects | have enumerat-
ed, above, the gain would be literal
ly incalculable; and one of the most |
vital needs of modern American life
would at last be adequately met.
Its Work for the NATION.
So much for the state. Now for
the nation: and here | can not do
better than base my theory of gov
action upon the words and
deeds of one of Pennsylvania great
est sons. Justice James Wilson. VII
sons career has been singularly over
looked for many years. but | believe
that more and more It is now being
Adequately appreciated; and | con-
sratulate your state upon the fac.
hat Wilson's body is TO be taken
away from where it now rests and
brought back to lie. as 1t should. in
Pennsylvania soil. He was signer
II the Declaration OF independence.
HE WAS ONE OF THE MEN WHO
SAW THAT THE REVOLUTION, IN
HE HAD SERVED AS 4
WOULD BE UTTERLY
UNLESS 1T WAS FOL-
BY A CLOSE AND PERNIA.
VENT UNION OF THE STATES:
md in the Constitutional convention,
md in securing the adoption OF the
and expounding what It
meant. he rendered services even
greater than he rendered as a men,
'er OF the continental congress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-04

CONTINUED on fifth pagel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

aon5c llbrenlcnbun1 nnroc beaboll
I'M 3%nabouic f~cItgcboltcn, ultb iclbi
bic Solftc Der Scnoln,g, Ole geroot
10 5uriidgcfontmcn mic tie ms 9lila
Io1lo qcGollgen, murhc nid)t ircigege
ben. Der Safen Collector Ncp
9orf's, lpie sic 5%ult0noigcn 9comtcl
ocS Sdotamts cntld)icoen, bob el
3oa olti Die 2iGO llbrcn 5lt bcjoblcl
Gobe. pb0lcid) an 1887 nidt boS &C.
rinaltc %gcdnbcrt oocr pcrbcliert NOR.
Den luor. Scr 3ol lit be5oblt porber
mo Die l(bren gcbcn nadl england
5ltriid, nm Damn micocr. ober upriid)
tiger nod Inncrita pcrid)idt 81 ipcr.
ocn. Ger %llbrentrtit bat Srn. Scene
obcr bcrcitS o,9cfilllbigt, Dob CT mic.
Scr bel Scr Sonb icilt iperbc.
Gbc Der Giuglcn-E nrii III Strait
trot, limo nmcritonild)c Said)cnltbrcll
niennols biQigcr I'M NuSlonbc Der.
fouit lporocn oIa in sen &creiniatcll
Stantcn ielblt. Ser GingIcp-C orii
~Iicicrt hem Nualon0e billige, Dem
Snlonbc tbcpre llbrcn nno Der ltb-
rcnsSruit gcocibt babel. ST. 1880 bot
ten mir nod iicbcnlrno5uon5ig llh'
%rcniobrifen in Sen &crciniatcn Stoo-
ten, iCtt MIR nod orei5cbn!
@crr Hoincp iorocrtc Die Srcunoc
ser Spd50ue ol,i, Sro0en ST Itcncn,
obcr cS blieb icbr IT'LL. Gr rici ibncrl
5lt: @olcn Sic Den llbrcntrult ull-
t~crilldcn? Gas 2uno ipilrbc froh
icin, bo5 81 %iuiiicn. .@cnm irgenb
Gin Wtitglicb in biclcnt Soulc it, oos
gloltbt, Gin Sorif Der iold)e 3uitGn-
&c bcrbciiiibrt, lolte nidIt rcbioiri
mcrocl1, Der itcbc Jest mo bier ollf,
Donit ibu 0os Sol1o lcbc!!" ricf Serr
Hnincp aus. Sic limo nid)t Die Iiil-
rer scr rcpllblifonild)cn Gortci, fci-
llCr bonn Sprcd)cr bis sum iiln1ltcll
Wtitglien, boS bcid)ciben oltf Der on.
ocrcn Scitc bcs SollcS Iibt. GIc
mobrcn Siibrer Der repllblifunlldycl
Eortci linb Die WtcGurbps, bic Wtc.
Calls unO Die Somiltons, bic 2cltc,
Die Glldy nit @elo oerlorgcil, Die
Modcicler5 lllo oll6erc. Sic limo
BON ben SrllltS acfouft, lcOcr bon
Sbncn, 2eib unb, Sccle, Sticicl nlo
Soicn, nltO Sic ipogcn Die Frln5l-
picrl, AT bic Sic mirflid) Nlollbcil.
niht at pcrtbeioigcn. Nienlonb luciG.
nic piel cS Die Stockholders, Die &crli'
d)crui10agcieHid)oiten nnb Die iibri.
ocn @ciellcn foitct. Sic 5it fonIcn!"
Goa limo borte @ortc ir Den Matt
men Dcs &upitolS ON Sd)liB clllcr
lcbrrcid)cn lflo 5citgcnaBen IH'
it)ouunga 2cftlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
etaats.qiteus.S efnuntmaduns.

9tnourd iperoelt alle 9~Serfpneu Itito &6rpets
f6nftelI,. incorporate pber polttiide, ineide III
bcr Stabi baltimore Elm @eidd't beirctbeu, Tit
peldes Die GrbebuItg elmer Siaat5sSicen5 er'
forocrIi6 i'll, nnieeforoert. am oocr Dor benz
eriten Sage bce W,uuats Wtai b. %. etitc IlceliI
81 lole1 noer oiefclbe SIT %er1elletlt. ettte Sets
launliib der @rrciiertng ibuer Stteiij bis sum
crteu Sagc bec Wiunats Mai b. IS. bon Seitclt
bon lcrforcl, Die lett folhe @eibdiic hetreibeii,
ipirb b~iefelben elmer Celebrate liilicrlperfelt.
Sn lehcreiritimmiilta NIT oeri 90. Irftfel.
10. mo 90. stbihniit. ocs Gooer Der dllgenlcis
nett 6ffentiiheu @cfebe lperben Ippllfnrteft Tilt
Iraber5' 2icen5en uufaeforoert, IN Fcrlon oors
6ltipredcIl linb cine bcfbfporenc Nraahe ilber
ben @crtb ocs bon Dem beidgtel Nppltiantelt
g~cfiibrieu 2ngcr5 Ill MAIDEN. Sic Stcet5 miro
berigcil1B alisgetteIlt tuerheit.
Nr. Noam Scupert, gttldr oe5 Goiillitpil
Gleuss(Seri6i5, miro am li1b mad Wtuntag, ben
o. @priI 1906. 5pifden ben Sti1oen bon 8 llbr
&prlnitiaas bis 4 llbr 9indnltta9s, III ieineil
8iirean int Grbgef6oB ocs @eridts9ebdiioes,
5apcttcitraben: @in9arg, 6ur gus9abe bon 2t'
te16eIt bereit fem.
Sas Staats %erii6critg5 : Scpartenteltt
bon WiarbIano iuirb am lib mad Ticn'tna, ben
/. Wtai 1906, 5ipifdcn ben Stliltbct bon 8 ubr
GprnitineS bis 4 llbr Nnfmittag5, in fetncll
@iireaur, 9tr. 900. sNmerieau Builnita, Nalit'
more uno Gpntbs StruBe. 6ur 8eruusgubuiil
bon iaDrliben 9erifcrungs 'stten5en
bcrctt ieir.
@curgc ". YaSaett,
Sheriii bon Baltimore.
(9tpriI2, 6,0,t1,t3. 10, u.s. 20, 23,25,21.30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
@o0cn inns iuicbcr prrtra9rn.

Gle icItc, cntlhicoenc Saltlung Dc3
aoiicrs Ironj Soiepb unb Die lhipc-
rcn mirtbid)oiilidcn Sdooigungcn
bobcn ben %rngoriIden Silbrcrl
lhliebIid ood) Die llebcr5cltQlln9 bclz
gebroht, boB cS gcrotben Jet, clltSli
ollslihtsloien &nn1pi gcgel tic
arone o~lli5ugebcn. Mit Der 0cipcb'
RING ocS %olacmcincn @oblrct)t3
nor scr un0orilden GoolitionS.Enr
tel Der @ino aus ben Scgeln gcllon!-
men. limo Die Grbcbul,g Der Stcn'
crn ging tros oller Erptclte Der
Noclss Clique pciter. Hcnltcntc Nc@
ante nllrocn abgclett mo ooS @c-
id,rci iibcr 9rlid Der GcrfolilunG
mlod,tc fcincn Nroben Ginorld int
Golfc. Die mirtbldoftlld)c Notb, Die
idnucrcn Stnnocll, mcld)c Der &ompt
Der aronc nit bcn Siibrcrn Der ullga=
ridden Observation-Disclosures Eortci DEM
2onoe gcidlogcn, bat blelc ld)llcblld)
milrbc Nemod)t. llno 10 lit BENT
ihlieBlid) ipieocr cin illl0urild,cS Wti-
niltcrium SIT Stonbc %acfonlmcn, oll
bclicn Spibc Or. Mleranbcr Wcfcrlc
itebt. gls ipeitere Wtit1lieoer bcs
lleitell WtinilterilumS iinb @rof Git
illus Nlorolip ais Winilter ocs Snz
ncrn, 8rof Ippon5i ais &ultllanl1is
tier, SronS &olIutb ais @onoclsmini-
tier unb @rof 3id)l ola fonialid)er
Sollaminilter. neutrality-suspicious. @c.
ferlc iibernirmmt Die Sinonscl. Moa
oos aus lollter befonnicn Eolitifcrll
5lliommcn aclebte WiniItcrium an
politiper Nrbcit lciltcn miro, l1bt lid'
porbcr nift iogen. aolilltb, elmer
Der Souptfiibrcr Der ungarild)cl1
Coalition, bdlt ben Mnsblid III oil
3itfunit fir rbohlt boiinungspoll
Gr INTO ieinc Enrtei mnren cS, oil
Iltlon0 lebten Sobrca oos Mlrtltt
rium Sis5o 5u Sou brodtcn.
Iob gcrooe @eterle at Der Spib(
bes nellcn MiniItcrilnls itcbt, bcreh
ti9t 5l elmer boifnungspollcn perlobr
lid)en Eolitif Der lln9orn. Or. Mes
fcrIe ltonlnlt, mic id,on Der Nome an
ocrItet. bon Der friibcren nihlp1bi
Iben" Gimponberung nb. Gr itut'l
lhon einnuol i'll fritiif)er 3elt - nul
1892 bis 1S9i-an Der Spite bcs I'm
gnriid)cn Minilteriunls. ais es 9olt
@eicte iiber freie Hcligionsiibung il
Sronsleitbonien blird)5llhringcn. sis
Silton5nliniiter botte CT Iidp uorbeI
idon oos gruBe &erbienit eriucrbcl
Srbnung in Die 5eriobrene IinonS
mirtbitoit llugorn's 81 brinaerl
@enn @eferle jett in eincm fritiihel
3eitpunft, Die 3iigel Der lingariihel
Hegierung onfnimmt, 10 barf mol
iiber5engt iein, bob or Die 3roft !;
lid iiiblt, Die @egenidse spiidtn DC
arune nnb ltngnru ailsalcid)en ut
Dem 2anoe Die 8nbe 5m eeoeiblihe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
gcfanntnlafjnugea
gitreau hes Observation-Disclosures.

Itimor e. Den 81. Wtlt5 1JU6.
Iaen baran intcreiiirien Ferlorcn miro bier
nit 9iadridt crtbeilt. oaB Der St1ot Sneenleur,
ipte e5 bltrd ocn Mhlcbnitt 81 6. Nrlttcl AS. oea
perlungt ipirp, ben erfIdretbet Yluu iino ole
SSertbabfddtuneeu fir Die 9tclls9iipeuiru1g NIB
9teupflufterurg elmer 9irioat-sllen bintcr oenl
1000 Geoiert Der Snllcps Strnbe u1o DEM 1000
@epiert Der gSilcors Sirube, in oieiein ViireuIl
birierIegt bat.
vile ounon beriibrtcu Rerfonen iino berehi
iigt. innerbalb 80 5ageit, bonn Satnit oteicr
9tnti5 an. int baltimore Staots @eri6t oirf
ibriltlib einaereibtc Bctition oagegen 8u np.
p%ellircll.
SarrD j. Suupcr.
Neailtrator Der Staot Baltimore.
(9prtI2, BIG, 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
(gpriI2. A. .0.tl,t3.1G,1s,2 o,23,25,27,3o

[Tr. 100
Cine @cruronnna smm atecrrnf ocs ZIG. Tb'
idlnitts hes Z. Mrtifcls ocs 3attir,urer
Staot.Gpbcg non 1898, 5itel r@cbdnoe,"
inS dnr &enannnbme S~eiielben nit
Wmcnbcmcnien
I. Ibidniit. - IS iei bonn Mabpr II. Stnots
ratb bon Baltimore nerornnet, oaB Der no.
Mbf6iiit beS 7. MriifelS hes baltimore Sidots
Gober bon 1893, SiteI "@ebdnoe." hermit mi
%oerruten nrb nit allenoenlenten anaeromifteit
ici mo lit, 10 bnb CT. ipie inIet. Inltet:.
1t6. Us fol- mo mao tiir lraeitb cine nit
Dem Van pbcr ber Iepa rdiiir ctlteS @dnteS be-
ihditiaten Eerion aeictIid fetll. etlt Srittei II
aeno elmer Strnbe. Zane nncr Iacb Der Stnnt.
bon Dem Irnttoir an aerehuet. III Srnnt il
acno eitlcs grllipftiids. ulf ipcIhein tnIhe @e'
bdihe errid,tei oocr repdrtrt iperoeit, INT pie
bel oct Grrihtunq ulb 9leparatur ioIder Sc
hdllbc n6tbiqen Miatcrialc III %benlbert. bis bic
fclheli gctutt ooer reparirt ltito, lilo iehsdt9
Ta1c onrnad lno li6t idngcr, untcr Der Sirnfe
pom cinetn SoIIar fitr teoet eii5eiiell &a9 aN
Elm Srittel ether i%olcclt StrnBe, Zane ober WI
len por ip!benl @rlnbitild fir SergOps.Hf6rtcl
oher atoetes fit foldes SdnS ooer Sebdlioe
ne mo nibt Iinaer SIT %bclitclt lillo cin6inebs
men, infer bcr Strafc bon eincm Collar liir
ieoelt e%i16etIclt Ia9. an ipeihcit h%afletbe' bnrf
b%eIniicn ,rirh; horGioacfcst ieond,, nnb an fol-
iio lett StrateHbabllzS cIeifc bcfiiocft poer
fpIier aeIeat mercer, nto9eii, fett 'iir pie Grs
rtd1titita Ilb Heraratur ltotbiaes Wtaiertol poer
fir bic Sereppfnne to!dcr Sehdiloc %rotbiqes
WlutcriuI. ndber an bic tnBere STielie beiaater
StrahcHbubu 6cleifc. ais brei 6nh eelnacrt
luCroeu fol-. gScrtit einc Vcrion ooer Fertna
nel llebr. ais ein Sriticl Der &rcite ireenh Ell
ncr straits Game ooer Ileb obne ole SrlSlie.
ou5s9EuteriaI ndbcr. ais orei SUB bon Der fli-
beret Shienc ir9cno eihes elrntenboHts Selet,
les lngcri folten, ioaet CT, fie ooer tic etner
Straie bon niht %ipeniaer. ais einert, ODER
mebr, ais iiini Sodurs fir ieben ein5elnen Sng
uricriporIen icin, an Incident ooielhe hort be-
Iniien miro. IS toa mo MAG iiir ir9cnb cine
nit bet Grrtdiuna obcr Hepardtir etnes @e'
bdnhes beidditiQten Tcrion geicblid fetit, ben
tproercn She'll ~oeife!bcu ein6ii5uillleit, noran9'
eeiett. oub bcio9te lllm6dhnnng fiber oos 3rot.
lnir nidt nlcbr. ais hier llnb el1ell baiheiI sur
binreidt pocr pbue Die GrInnbnib oes Stdot'
1n9erieur5 ldnaer. ais fehs6iq GAGE mad Del
ginhatune hes @anfe' eerb!etbt; iraeIio- elnt
elmer Straic bon iiini Collars fir iehcl ein5eli
ncn 1aa. al nclhenl bcia9te llu6dunnng Der
hIcibi. untcrlpDrfelu feift. b,
@eititiGt an 80, MidtS 1906.
&. GIag Simnnus, Mubor.
Sir bic oetreue slbihriit. 3. gtpriI 1906.
Narrg i. cooper, Ste1iIfrotor.
(gpriIi .tt.tS.25)
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Snthrriuc ShrrfnuAcr.

BAD Idngercr Nrnnibeit ant Z. slprtI 1906,
8 ubt Ibenos. Sntberinc Sberlanoer I'M Ilier
bon 70 SdbretL 9eliebte Satin oes bcriiotbe=
ilcll 6reherid Sberldnoer, idieb aus oleteiH
Gcben. Sic 8eerbieung firlpet Sienitag, Den
10. Ipril. H3 llbr gtuhmiituq3, bon oer sSobs
itllng ibrcS SuDne5, Sru. NenrD SbcrIinocr,
Ut. 1851. GSeitsHaiupeite. 9tpenIte, ans llntt.
Vetiebitil1 nut bet &uuooils4att. Gclneicro."
mS-t001
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etoots.seh0rbe Der aeidenbetatter.

StdatssVeb0rot ber GeI6fhbtNdtttf.
Nne 2eidenbeitatter uno Aiitftenteu pnn
etaot Baltimore tbdtig limb, weroen biermit
bcuadridltigt bal, Scren 2iecn5cu itr bic Wits.
iibnng puu 2ciMcnbciiattnnge am 80. Mprii
1906 c~rtDfdIcn wcrncm. urlo I'M Sdle etlier Hidts
erleuertillg ~oerlelbei am oocr Dor obtgett "a:
tunt ionen Die Gegeniudrtigcil 2iteli6eH fir mil
llnb nidDiia crtlGrt iueroel.
Sm Nuftruge ber Staut5s9ebproe Der Geihells
%beiidttcr.
Subu q. epenee. Brdltoent;
g. Mtabiiun Mitdjeit, Sefretdr.
G(OriI5 - rs II oI
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Sin SdJritt in Der rcd)tcn Nidtnns
Spart rs Yruscnt an afcH trftflaiIiger
Dlrnr0huffru

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Vcgrabnihen.
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f6mar3eln 3ut ODER ipciBenl pOer
gralem YliifhslleberSug, Mhes far
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(San11 ,Ggtte)
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Miuuic MiiQcr.

IS itarb pI6bIi6 AM g. @pril 1906 D'innie
Wiiiier, geliehte 3phter bon Oiiduel ltlo Gil
iabetb Wtitler. Sic 3eit Der seerbiguita miro
ipdicr dnge5eigt. 600
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Milhclminc Nittprf.

IS itorb an s. slpril 1906 @ilbelmine Sit.
tori qelichte Satin he9 perltnrbcIten @enrge
e. Nittorf, ~ Sabre alt. Sic 3ett ber 9eerot=
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