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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24
9icnitua, ben "A. Snli 1906.
NdJt Scitcn.
GannliiatiunS Soften.

Die @iirgcr 9oltimore's itimmtcn
lcbtea Snbr nit GROCER MaioritGt iiir
bic 3ebn OtiaionenaG nleibc, INN Der
Stu0t cn0lid) cinnal cine mo0erlie
Sonalilntion 5u gc6en. IS lpurot
cine Gommiiiion sur NusorbcitunA
Der El0nC crnon1t, unO Die 1T an Die
arbeit gc9onDcn uno bate Die
Sauptfrogcn lolucit erlcoigt, ais
Sdrmierigfcitcn }piiden Dem itG0ti.
iden Brofurotor uno Der Gommillion
zinc Stodung berporriefcn. Ger &aa
nol-Gonmiiiion mar, ME oos bel
cineln 10 grobcn unO foItlpieligcn
gSerf gang in SrOnung lit, ein Sud-
perItGnpigelt Gpmitc pom Orci eriu6.
rencn Sn9cnicurcn bcrutligt moroct,
bonlit Die fir Baltimore gccignetlte
Nnlu9c gcihniicn niir0e. @cgen Die
Solnrirrng Oicicr S%ngenieure nit
5000 Collars miro 9tienlon0 ctrun9
eir5lIlpelbcn BADEN, mobl aber 0oge-
gen. ooB Die Eorurbcitcn Ourd irri'
itii6e Nc0cntCn nid)t pom 6led font
men, pG6rcn0 Die betrddtliden So
lGre, 0ie 0ur6 8iilistrdite nod ne
ientlid erb0bt mcr0eL i%ortlunien.
Cob bic S@nGeuieure III mid)tigtn
1rugcn AltoritGtcn ais Sudperitdll
oigc ST. Notbe 5icber, lit in 0ronunG.
ouein 70 Collars pro Gag fiir II
Iuge 5000 Collars nebit 1872 Gol-
lars Sotel- mo anbcrcn I~llS9aben,
mic Nciieipcicn, Irint0clOer, boS
rciBt ms 8cI0. Grintqelocr ioatcn
penigitcns BON Der Stoot nid)t bc.
5oblt mcrOen. Die ted)niiGen &oror-
beiten foIten iolueit bercitS etluu 100.
600 Collars. Sic Au@gaben itcigctn
lid) iortuGbrcnO. IS liegt abcr ltbr
I'M Sntcreiic Der Steucr5abler, 0oG
nit Der 3ebnsWPiaioncn- 9emiQigu1B
SollS grbaItcn miro, oaB Griporun.
gen gennodt mcroen, no lie gcmodt
lrcr0cn %fonnen, obnc ooB Die Ir6cittr
6orlinter leiocn. SinO mir nid)t bnlt9,
bGltcriid bon pornbCrcin, 10 miro oic
bcmiui0tc Nnleibc nid)t nllSrcidcll,
Die Stoot 81 fonoliiiren, uno 9olti.
more mub lid cin nellcs Sduloenr
biin0cl uufla0crl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24

HuiiclI SAGE, Scr q ms
gorfcr 6inon5ier, lit I'M ncun5iglter
ScbcnSiubre gcitorben. Gin tppiider
WtiQionGr, mie Hofeieler, Carnegie
II. a. Hu eincm SdienlpoQen oli ser
Ncilc bon Connecticut mad W'idyigan
in Wtobnpt-S bole, NJ, 0cboren,
NIT 5luolf Sobren SebrlinG IN cinenl
@%roccrploocr, @riinoer zines Gro.
ccrpgcihditS, @roBbGnOler in Sc.
treioc, Wcbl mo SlelldL Damn Gticn.
bubnsS petillant, oeliell 8lild Iprids
n0rtli6 milroe. Mtebr ais picr5ig
9ubncn mebrten ieinen &eidtbum
Der oui 100 Wfiaionen gelhGBt miro.
llno babel idGbig geflei0ct. Sage loli
ME mebr ais 5poli Collars iiir cincn
Nn5ug bejoblt bobcn. @ic Der NItc
am 0eloe bing, 5cigtc CT Nnfung@ Der
ncun5iger Sabre. alS Elm Srriinnigcr,
ltomcnS NorcroB, Die ioiortigc Nus.
5ubluno bon elmer M{ilIion Collars
perlongte. glS ibm 0as @cIo pcrpci.
gert lpurbe, mari NorcroB cine On.
nomit.9 ombe OUT Den 9oben Die i'm
t0otetc. Gage ober foBte cincn Glerf.
ser @eidGite nit ibm bottc, mo be.
nitbtc i'm ais idDilbenOcS Shilo,
Gage trllg nilr rnbebeltenOe Gcrlets
Suraen oapon, Der Glerf Soi0lom
ober puroe ihredlid 5ugcridJtet. Gr
flo0te ipGter ouf $4,000 Collars fir
icine &erlebungen. geadOem Der
&ro5eB BON Gage 0urd flint Sniton.
sen qe5ogcn unb 2oiolmp iu pierten
Yro5cB 1900 Collars 5uAciprohen
mor0cL itieb ous IppcliotionS9eriht
0o9 llrtbcil nm. Gage bat icinem
0pier feinen Collar 9e5oblt. IoS
d)urarteriiirt Den Miom belier, ais
gauge Spoltcn. limo nun bat Oer
Nern5igi1brige ieine bunocrt Niillio.
nen. Die er 5uiummenlpetu.Iirt bat,
5uriid9eloiien. 81 oumm. 9tid)t elm.
nal 3in0er Bot CT, ocnen 0o9 orobc
Grbc 5llioQcn fonntc. 2nd)cn0e Gr.
ben werOent lid in Die MiuiOnen tbei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24
Spiritmuicn. eicensem.

SpiritnuTeu : 2icrn5en o.. 9etitioneu.
elite 9ir. IN.
ghrcaa Der Spiritnoieil,9 irrn5s e Umuliiidre,
Sinnner Boz, WertdItsgebdnbe.
Niiet y. pOloaro,
4srditoent,
Bernard @icicnfelb,
Gbiuarb =. Sraccu,
GoutntiiilrP.
9te nabeenannie 9erTun bat cine gctiiion
t1ir Die uebertraguTtg elmer Nuoctail. Sptrithu.
tpr'steeh5 OuHt +. 0,at 1906 al eingereidt,
6ie SteHta1, ben z. gtIguft 1906, 10 llbr Nor.
mlila9S. III Serntbung ae8ogcn ipiro. Yroteite
i%liillcil Dor Il ubr ~ltitiaqo am Niontaa, oen
q. gIiBnit 1906, einScrei0t pcroer. Nruieits
SOrhuldre toHrtet tlUenn getpiinl1t) uuf ST,
ih0elt IN otete1l BiireaI erlnngt lueroeu.
WaiBingtuu SUpic, Gbeis GIerf.
Rame. Ihrene. Mnrh
Wturfs. Sellrb W., GIunCO's I6eater 4
ISItltDt % ON !
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&nthcrinc Nef.

IS iturb am %. 1nli 1906. I'm 0 llbr &or'
5remonti 9Oenue, antbcrine Bed, Satin non
Gonruo Ned, i'm gltcr bon SO Sabrell. Sie
@eerbieung finOet Gouurritag, Den 20. SIiL
WIorgens UNI 10 llbr, BON iDrer legien SroD.
lluHo aus itatt. Irnuerieier in Der ocull0ch
epang. =lutb. ct. lauIs=atr6c, ode 6renlonl.
unb Guruiogds StruBe. Hetictnli9 ultl oet
Goloors ISarfsG emeterb. &eriudllote H. Srelhoe
ftnD QdluuuSbnQ etndeluoct. l2Oo-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24
Inhn (8. WinGcr.

aranIbcit 5Ubn q. 9lH(er, 81 Sabre ali, ges
licbtcr @altc BON 9trua Y. Wliuer. Sic Necrs
biaung finoct am Mtittiuudl, Den %. Sui. Dior
JorbsGltni6 StraBe, Sde Der GliIun Strube,
aus nab Der per8 SeIusStirne itutt. no nm
. nor Elm I~teuuiems9uhnmt fir feline Scelells
rltbc ~cclcbrtrt mtuo. 20l-6)
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Ghnrlca 8. Qnnenitcin.

gS ftmb am ii. Sui 1906. 6narlec 8.
qoucnitciI inn gntcr bon n Subrc1. @aite Der
ocritorUcncn @llna Y. paueniieit. Sic @eerois
gulig liuoct 2icnitng, ocn p; Snlt, > ubr JtadD-
Girabc, ans dui Der pAit. Carmel Genetr1"
itntt (2UH-D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24
Ncnrn u Sdlrntcr.

IS iturb am yla6mitiug oes q. 5uIt 1906
0enrD e. sdr1tcr, g%eIiepter @ntte BON gl9ule
Giiele ilnb Subu non saul lllo YUMA Sbro'
ter, i'm "a. Sabre feines. 2eben& Sle sen Der
gr. 1904, SdrientgloemIc, ans lidtitttoet,
mirN fn1tpr nu1eEgtQt. OSUOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24
Nhriitinm MiQcr,

2ci6eubeitnticr uno Gi~ubaIfamircr,
%GOrbWeit.Gde 9efiericusstr. 1t. @soutturO Niue.
3uciG: Nr,1224, SiGBfnnbs9toc, 0igBlntotuun.
Mtibige &rciic,
&. & e. SGoue 49, gSolfe 29g0.
NuIi0U 19litC1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24
Mrurnr Grnft.

IS iturb am 21. 1uli 1906. 40 tl6r RAD
mitluA9. @rurBt Srnit I'M Ilter bon 20 &d1rclt,
~Qeliebtcr SpGn bon @ntu uIO ocS oeriturbcneu
S STTt ~ SSttIItIli G1dnri ftISS'9 \ iIBr ll bon scr ss"H''
mn9 ieiHes l%riiocrs, ltr. tt2s, Siuer-S irGBc,
ans itutt. licifcbItnq prtoutim. (20I-d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24
VcfanHtmadJangCn

Scpartcmert fir bffeutfide Gimerbrit. guuten,
SubsT epnrtemeHt Des 0ebaube,S uDeftur
NRreaus, 9iatbbans.
NnGttmorc, ben 20. SuIi 1906.
Sn babe gIpplilaiion fir foIgcnoe RriUiIcs
picH erbdlici:
Sub bon 9uiuurb- StrnBe. sur InifteIune es
mes Motors bon 3 &fcroeirdfien mo zines fol
treu BON > VferoefrdfteH.
9tr. t10S, EaiterforsslpeHue sur IIfftelung
zines Motors BON = Yteroefrdften.
.&uibsStruBe. Ilabe Der Baltimore 2 Ohio
@hbnsGo," 3ur 9uliitcutng BON = Mlotoreu bon
2L5 Qteroctrdften.
gr. ti3t. tor0sGjapz Strabc. sur 9tuiiteuune
eiHcs Wioior6 bon . Eer0elrdtten.
gtr. j25. ytorozSutanzS irdbc, 5ir NlItitcls
lnug bon 3 Miotoren bon 1 Ricroetrnft.
gir. t22. JSetts 'ultimoresS trdhe. 6ur gIiifiiels
luna zines MiUtor5 BON , &terbclrdttcn.
Srgeno Sendno. Der Gtnpenoungen oageGen
Al epbebei bal. mltf, ~bicfeibcu bis 3um "a.
Snlt 1906, @orinittao9 10 llbr, in oieiem @l
reuu einrcihcn. I'll lpelhCr cit oGriiber perbaIis
belt lpcrocH iuirb.
G6w. 7. grcitpu,
(Suli2D @cbduoes Snlpcitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24
ShcnAnrc 6. Rlnmin.

leiner Glfern, JSr. 21f9, Sefierfonz strabe,
Sbeubure g. Gfnutu. ~geiiebter SODn Don lbeo.
bore uto .9ug Rluipir, i'm slltcr bon q g'ono'
ten UNI . 3ngen. Ste 3ett Der 9ecrolgllllB
miro ip1ter uHqe5eigt. (2o5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-24

g otitrIi Of IT ca mteOer
&diIer@ilGelm 9erpeicn peld)er Dem
G5uren ben 9lotb gcqcbcn bat ooS
ruiiiidIe GorIoment ouf}ltlolen. CAB
Oicie gtodridt erituntm uno crlogen
it, oeritrbt iib fir icOcn pernitrftt-
gen 3eitlln9sIeier non Iclblt. Us iii
ga cine international FrtB clique
icit Sobren an Der @rbcit, politiId)c
SrlmnsnpergiftunQ SIT trcibet. Spe-
5iea bebt iie gegcn GGttidlono. 50
iuurOe fiir5li6 bon &bmo6un9en
5miidcn &oiier @iI6cm unO aoiier
Sran5 Soiepb 0%elcgcntlid) ocS @ie-
rcr SeIldes beridtct, (Sn Sale eli
ncr rriiii6er &epoluti0n lei eineGin-
miidung Scr beioen G}Gdlte pcrobre=
Set luproen, Ger unGoril6e Wtini-
itcrprdiiocnt bot 0icie plIumpe Sit
&C im ltngorii6en &cjf@ta9 entidJic-
Den 5uriitgefoielen. Die 'Iette Sod
ridt bob Gaiier gSil1clm Der foIidc
&ot6geber bes G3arcn lei, 1T 81 ob.
iuro, ais bob iie cinc2 GcnlcntiS be-
bari.
Ter brittle pam omerit a.
niidc Gongrcb lit cr0iinct. Nltn miro
cr 81 5eigen boben, oh CT mebr He.
i%ultotc 5citigt, mic ole 6ci0en crItcn
Gontcren5en, bel ocucn ni6t Oicl
bcrousfam.
Sic ~ Rational Sure 6oo0
Contention" bat bel ibrcr SobrcSper.
inmmlung 0em 4rdiiOcutcn Hooic-
bclt Gin Wtibtroucnauotum fir ieinc
TcItrebungen qcgcu Die gtnbrungS
Observation-Disclosures mta8cipro6cn.
limo OoS nennt ii6 oFurc 6OpO Gou-
pcnt!" Gem Erdiiocntcn gcrei6t &C.
ro0c Oiclca Mibtroucu2potim sur
Gbrc. IS benefit mic not1pcnoig
c9 mar, gegcn bic 9}obrung9mittcl-
Scrfuli Gungen cin5llidreitcn.
SIN qN. y. &eroI0" mcr0en
Stinumcr laltt, bic Den BON lbop er-
ldoIIencn Nrditeftcn Stanfor0 QS6itc
ocrtbcioigen ln0 bic Grri6tun0 zines
GcnfmolS fir Den oQr0bten 2lr6itcf
ten 'ctner 3eit" Derlon0cn. Sin Cent,
nal fiir Den Nrditcftcu @bitc? Sit
CT Ser gr0bte 5eitgcn5iiiihc N(rhiteft,
10 bat cr lid) ia ielbit bIcibcnOe Gent.
nlGlcr geicbt II, bat Gin meitcres nidt
ttotbig. Sc menioer iCbt ii6cr @Sbite
lno &bom 9ciugt mo gei6ricbcl
miro, Ocito better. Gin GROCER Ebcil
Der Breiic obcr tiIt,t (oQ fiir 8o9
Eortioncn olri oontit sic 2eicr
Die Nffoire ouf Dem 0odmortcn ia
1idt Dcr9eiien.
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GrfuriiOnen per 9ampfcr.
GrfnriiOnen per Sampfcr.
EOl6eiter= 8ea6,
SIN poGem @fause er0fuet.
Der 8roRartise Tamiliras&eiurt.

9ra6tpoue @aris, nele 9lmiifcnents unb
Nitrurtiunen; bcriibnlte SOC. Mab5citcn; GaI5.
tpaiiersNao; bcrfu6t inO beludbrt. 9Jiuiit bon
Der 3apeue oeS 3. gteeimert5. Seoem aefdat
es in 1pIdeIter.
MammutD. Enmpfrr nanutie." @o6eutnaen
(als9enommcn 9ienftdgs, Sonreritaas uno
SreitaGS), $50 Sorut unb $50 giafIr. Sicfl'
flag, 9Onneriiag uno 5reitag, $50 Sorm. 200
un6 6.25 Ga9m.; ertra Boot 3,15 gin6K.;
an eonnta0en; 900 gorm. uub $50 gabH.
Belle 5amilientage MoHtag uro 9littlpp9. Scr
uleiite Blot.
Die feinite Tnur in Der gBeIt fir 25c. Nfu'
BAIT fit G6uIcH unb Geieufdaften. StIthe
ferte 2aten oiieu.
(OIai26-,I&Sl
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SO6n Scrmig e SObu.

2cibfnbettntter nno Gtlbnlintltter
Ir. zoos, LrlennssSiraRt.
8neiggefbdft: gT. 624, @nltcrltsslOeHue,
Sta6GdHbtoiDil, 8dItimore.Gouttn
gSir BADEN in l~iITerer taH1en 0el6dttSprdrts
9lrm uno 9leih beeroigt. Giro nit g~crin9cIH
Frofit 3ufrieoen. 9ie feiuIten Guti0e1 0eite'
iert fir Soh8eitcn. llntcrbaItungen mo aHbere
Selegen6eitelI. 8eioe 3cIep1One. (Uiui2S.1O
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TT--
ErGii0ent GuOicbelt BAT
lebte ISOLDE ooS adtitunocnsG9ift in
Grinnerun1 Gebruft, On5 fir oae
NcgierlngSorbeitcu SEN nd)titiiloigcu
Ir6eitSto9 noridreibt. &ni Sromung,
ob9lcif mon lid fraGclt mnB rporrm
pa& itidt NnaitS geiAcbcn it, wcnn
ba5 Ndttlmoc @eicb ilbertrctcn
morocn lit. Sect perGolttct aus poll.
tiiden &reilen, BOB bic 5orOcrung
oeS Eruii0cntcn gero0c iett Elm mirf-
'aner Gnntpognc-3 ug fir Die Script
moblcn ici, 0o man Die orgoniiirtcn
Ir6eiter fir bic rcpltblifoniiHe Inrs
lei 5u gcluinncn ltno 0a0ltrh alld III
6lpeifelbnften Stonten cine rCpltblito.
niid)c WoinritGt 81 ii6ern gcOenfc.
Gincrlei, mic DEM alld leit mag, Is
miro Gampagnc WoteriaI aus Dem
Nooiepcltiden S6reibcn Ncidlogcn
lucrocn, obglcid Der GrGii0cnt nid)t
mcbr olS icinc Eilidt getbon bat,
menn or Die Gurd)fiibrung Oc9 Hld)t-
ltln0ens@eIcte uerlongt. llnO ga
0oS 8eieb pieliod idon l0ngit ais
tooter SllfDitobc bebon6elt moroen
lit, 10 bari man luobl frogen, porltm
Die Hegiertn0 in lbrcn @ctricbcn
niht idon lGn9it 0oroni Neormgcn
bat, bob ocnt @cieb geniigt miro.
Iltrdr cincG roflamatipn
oeS ErGii0cnten lit befonnt 0cnod)t
morbcn, SAB orl ltnb nah Dem 10.
Nugllit ser bon Ocn Sbol6one. muo
Irapoboc : Sn0ionern o69ctreteua
S6cil ibrcr &eierpotion i'm Stoote
@poming Scr N%niieoling ge0ifnct
lpcroen ioa, GoS Bureau Ser Yllniteo
StoteS Geological Surpen" bat our6
Srn. y. $. Carton einen 9cridt iiber
sic gcologilhc 9cif)nffcrbeit OcS 5ur
Nniieolung frcigcgebencn Scrrnin5
olSarheiten loiien. ser Die SiilfSnltcll
len IL. ogl. florIc0t, Gem ianitrirtcn
9cridlt liegen aud, &nrten Bet. Ter
8cribt lit nl9 ,SenotS Iofument
2t9" erId)ienen ulo fam 0llrh 0tit-
olicoer 0eS ScnoiS p0er ocS Ncpra-
ientnntenbnuieS be5ogeu merocn.
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Die Idlpncn Iurt 2eppitt nnh Sct.

ertonaWrfnrlDnc YrnbfO0Ile Scellerteit, Wes
eIeibt Dem 6u3Que6annus5 lub. @eittriun III
Der p~opuI1ce 8lue qrube ncue Suiels. gcuer
inncler Sampler aSn5ane6uula" ieoen 9iell'
flag. Sonnerit1Q uuo SaHftug nm 1 ubr ytdds
miitdgs. 81 0duie nm 1890 Nbenos. W}itts
nod uHo Sonniag . ll1r Niurgcls; III Saufe
s ll6r gbenos. 9ie Jieiie am Wtttltup6 ees
mdbrt IL StIH6e in Bort Sepuitt gum Vefnb
Der pradtouaen 4nIagen oe5 Come SniiitutS.
9iGete soc, MiabI8etten 50c. 9cginnen an is.
Stunt. 0unt5, I&S-)
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Die gSan buluu fife @nn nnS G6up.

nnIsGtoersSrfuriiunen $50 Wteilen; Snl6tpaf'
fer; ben gal5en 3ug; 2e6etsrettcr fit tleirc
GifSer; Der pradipulle mo popildre Sampfcr
o@mmu @iIes. SieHftdg iino Sunncrttu9 z
Iidcts 50e. glnlane pep 20. SUM, man
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2oanoRe- Sotef uno Runex.

Gu. Geiu. BORT. sine. atlGutie.G itN, 2.s2., reno.
Dirt, bergrbbert. Cute 0ii,he. $500 big S14.00
pro gSn6e. u. u. 9ietnG, GigeHtblmcr.
CSuni0, 2gPD
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Sin Sd2itt III Der redDten &idltnng,
epnrt % ErU6eut MT alien eritlIaitDen
0egrabniMen.
Gin fb6ncr cara. entlueoer init
ltbUar3elH 5n6 coer ipeibem ooer
Drnlictn Yliiih- ucber5ug. HneS thr
SurgsSiuiub. Gcar1bntB : Ir5etee,
9inbulllmirltnA Der Geide, S1E
Srnuerflor, q Gdar 9an0idube OtO
Seftnulg oes @raheS,
QeineIipngtn mo 3 teine 8mtfhet.
@tlliaM 6ouf, 2cidlenbcitntter,
Norths mo @reefirolIHts 2Oe. Veioe Geleppolte,
CSant1 ,Oltte)
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Die eIennns Der Eiau: eInrr lsrnu

Die GIeaauS Der Btsu: elmer 5rnu
ltnb oer Sip t1rer Stlci0er bdnet bon bern bon
i6r 0etrGlenen Goriet nb. @ies III IS, mas
Srnueu bjnit anSie6eno nno belpun6ert mu6t
Stele Shmct5en filo auf eng9efbniirte hiuige
9oricts 3uriid5nfnbren, pelhe Die ic,ie Itbmu1e
bebttoern. Gas sgSaoe 60rict" 1T oas etn8i9e
9oriet mlf benz Widrft, iueldcs treies 9ltbein'
bulen 9eitnttet. ,gSaoe Gorict" &urlurS, Or.
2OO3. Sorb.Ghariess Strnfr. (6e6rtS.1N
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3pnbpn : Garf.

Ter hnupti6dlimitc Sricobuf In baltimore.
Nrcal: 800 gtder. - 3mmeriunbrenber Sbartet.
2u icocr 8eiI errei6bur. Stint Senis 5nbr'
gcIo bon nuen StaottbeiIen. StrnBenbn1r,
~gSae0onS pdfliren ben Sdupteingnn9 aue nrci
MltnutCit. Warmes 291rte8imntCr iiir Solhe,
ole ben Sricnbpf BET raubem 9Setter befndtr.
Ncgrdbnibpldbe 5u icbr mdBtaen P%reiiett,
I%dnlnItli6 unter fortluHbrcHoer Ytlcne.
@iircnu: Hr. 81, Wtit'S aratoGasStraRe.
Can't
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Sorrainc.

Maicrii6 R~ariartia 8riebltdl.
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Taiic fiiris Nuclano beiurgt 6. blaine, Hr.
413, Sit.Snltimure.S Str, nabc Gplthmbpnte'slpe
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Gic 3tnfEroOuftion Scr
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Grbebungen .OeS @eologiifcn 9u-
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1901. Scit 1897 bot lih Die Ero0uf
ton bon 3inf in och Scr. Stouten
mebr ais p%er0oppelt.
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Ger brittle pam omerif a.
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Msentur fir @afGiuatuu unb 5lfrift Columbia:
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Der 9entfde Correspondent.
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1as bette NIB biniaTs btutihe glatt TT ben
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8ieoem 6lei d r it Onrd
0ie GntbiiMm0cu bnS @eidGft Der,
oprbcu morOcn lit. 10 oltd Den 9tcip-
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1905 lino I'M Stoote Neip.Nort 1886
Yerioncn lpcnigcr periidert mor0en,
ais IN 1904.
The Adair County news., 1906-08-29

has likewise erred in his attempt
to make the temperance question
an issue between himself and
honorable competitor. Senator
McCreary is not opposed to tenn
perance and is not allied with the
whisky interests and the Govern
Or's effort to make it so appear
does not have the right ring to
us. There is not a doubt that
both men are for temperance
and Sunday observance and it is
unfortunate to capitalize the Gov
errors efforts to enforce law and
use the same against Senator
McCreary by placing him i n
league with a cause he has not
espoused. This is not old fashion
and not likely to produce old time
results.
The Adair County news., 1906-08-29
THE FAIR.

The Fair which closed last Fri
day afternoon was one of the
most successful ever held in this
town. On Tuesday a splendid
attendance, particularly the la
dies, attested the appreciation Of
the people in general for the Fair
and indicated that the attendance
for the following days would be
up to the expectations of those
who stood to meet the expenses.
Wednesday the rain kept many
away and the receipts were dis
couraging compared to the Sec
ond day of last year but the third
day made all forget the loss of
the second for full 5000 people
were on the inside to witness the
many close and spirited contests
in the ring, to indulge in social
intercourse with friends n d
witness the fleet-footed thorough
bred come down the stretch
mile in 1:38. Friday, like all
closing days of former Fairs, was
one of the most enjoyable, the
crowd being neither too large nor
too small for a most pleasant
time.
To the credit of the high char
acter of the people in Southern
Kentucky and the faithful and
efficient service of Sheriff Pate
son and his excellent deputies the
best of order prevailed, only two
arrests necessary.
The Columbia Band furnished
the music and while it is only
year old, yet it received many
compliments for the sweet strains
that delighted the large audience
each day and tickled the pride of
Columbians who are really and
truly for the band. The truth is
that we never heard of a criti-
cism from any one but compli-
ments from many, so in token of
the Associations good will the
Secretary presented a check for
the amount agreed on and with
this, For music satisfactory to
the Association and to the many
thousands who heard and appre-
ciated it,
So far as we are able to learn
nearly every one who operated a
business on the grounds did rea-
sonably we'll. At this writing it
is unknown just how much the
Association will make but suffi-
cient information to indicate that
a reasonable dividend will be de-
clared. From a social standpoint
the Columbia Fair can not be ex-
celled in the State and many ring
shows are up to many of the
larger towns. Throughout the en-
tire Fair not a single accident of
a serious nature occurred except
the one elsewhere mentioned in
this issue. Good will prevailed,
The Adair County news., 1906-08-29

upright conduct was manifested,
the Association we'll pleased and
those who attended refreshed.
Below we give the winners:
FIRST DAY.
Display of apples Golan But.
Ter.
!. Display of Pears Mrs. N. M.
Hancock.
Display of Peaches-U. T.
Murray.
| Best 8 watermelons M r S
Clarence Page.
Best 3 cantalopes Lem Smyth.
Display of grapes Sc. Butler.
Best J Blu. oats-A. F. Wilson.
White corn. N. Murrell.
Yellow corn-W. E. Todd.
One peck of onions A. F.
Wilson.
Irish potatoes-Mrs. W. F
Neat.
= Best heads of Cabbage Nea
Dixon.
Tomatoes Mrs. R. H. Chew.
ming.
Buck any age-W. E. Todd.
Eve any age-C. R. Cabell. - -
Boar 1 yr. old and over-R. F.
PAUL.
Boar under l Flowers Bros
Sow l yr old and over-Lem
Smyth.
Sow under 1 Wv. E. Todd.
Sow any age-W. E. Todd.
Boar any age Young & Smith
Sow and 3 pigs Henry Hud'
son.
, English Berkshire Boar
Flowers Bros.
General Sweepstakes for har.
ness purposes Coffey Bros. &
Young, first; S. M. Young, sec.
ond; j. B. Coffey, third.
Walking Mare or Gelding-J
C. Browning.
Phaeton Pony = Mrs. Emma
Grissom, first; Plato Wade, End.
Pair harness mares or geldings
Coffey Bros. & Young, first
S. M. Young, second.
Saddle mare or gelding -Cof'
fey Bros. and Young.
Thoroughbred race p. w
Napier, first; F. P. Wilkerson
second.
SECOND DAY.
Jersey cow 3 yrs. old and over
Tim Bradshaw.
Jersey cow 2 yrs. old and I'm.
der 3-M. Cravens.
Jersey cow l yr old and under
Mrs. Lou Young.
Jersey cow under 6 months ole
-Mrs.sJ. B. Cofey. "a
Jersey cow any age-M. era
vens.
Jersey Bull any age w. F.
Hancock.
Bull 3 yrs old and over Flowers
Bros.
Bull 2 yrs old and under 3-R.
F, PAUL.
Bull yr old and und 2-W. T.
Dohoney.
Bull under 1 yr-J. D. Todd.
Bullssanyssage-R. F. PAUL.
Cow 3 yrs old and over-J. D,
Todd.
Cow 2 yrs old and under 3-W.
E. Todd.
Cow 1 yr old and under Wv.
T. Dohoney. i
Cow under 1 Wv. E.. Todd.
Cow any age-W. E. Todd.
Best herd Of cattle, any kind
w. T. Dohoney, first; w. E.
Todd, second.
Stallion, mare or gelding COT.