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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-27
A Doctors Prescription.

For years DR.. Hartman used Peruna
in his private practice as a regular pre-
scription. He had no thought of manu-
featuring it or advertising it as a pro-
prietary medicine until there was de-
mand made upon him by his many
friends, who clamored for the original
prescription
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-27
Pe-ru-na Removes the Cause OF
Cat6rrh

Peruna has no bad effects upon the
system and gradually eliminates ca
tarrh by removing the cause of catarrh.
There are a multitude of homes where
Peruna has been used off and on for
twenty years.
Pe-ru-na Actually Relieves.
The reason why Peruna mas become .
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-27

One reason why Peruna has
found permanent use in so many
homes is that it contains no mar
| Cohc of any kind.
Peruna Is perfectly harmless, If
taken according to directions on the
bottle. So used, ii can be taken any
length of time without acquiring
drug habit.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-27

Mrs, MS Davi1 Nasty
CATER having constant sufferer from caah for more than
advertised
all reluctantly began the of Penna about two
!
younger and better, and weigh
neighbOrS all with
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-27

Mrs, Jessie Smith, 4OS Buttles Ave-, Columbus,
Ohio writes:
.Thave used your Peruna for Catarrh of the
head and stomach, and have been greatly re-
Heved from it,
ssTherefore. cannot praise Peruna too much
and can recommend it to any one having the
above disease, as there is nothing better.
81 always keep 1t in the house"
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-27

The reason why Peruna has become
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Opinions on Phoncfice

The London Times Of this mornin.- rae
long article on President Rooseyefts
spelling book The "Thundsrcr~ called
10 nefd-ione leap on The part OFF Ir,-I.
DENT Roosevelt into the ahvss or spelling
reform. Mr. Bernard Shaw saws tt.r.
has been nothing like 30 since Nfahofret
reformed the calendar. And 10 SERVES
MS right President Eliot ~ Harvard.
saws the new style Of spelling does moe I'M
the least appeal 10 him. althoueh De
supposed Mr. Roosevelt has "a rlsnt Co
write his messages in any style of or-
biography TO which he may incline m
the meantime. one victory is recorded f.-
the Telegram, published IN Worccster
Mass. publishes It's paper this morning
iu what 10 calls President Roosevelt pho.
netic spelling throughout Now Rooee-
Welt is TO the front. Carnegie is sils-
tracked-New York Globe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

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being f1 tho .o,,-ts ,,,, ,..-.-iog - ~.
c.ss Ammo Nav. Ken on, e,o,,+t.,,, %
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Bristol Parrish Co-,,i, u,t,,-. S-,,,cho~
.r Tho Colonial r,nftf, No. b., .,. -
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rf,v r,~4o,s ~ -a-st~ 80 cb,,ot ~
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ir tro au-sro,1 ps-teh ~. r.. f5Es
an.t they We're also ao+i,.- i- 49,, .r,,r,-,o.
~ t.l-.., GLAND and c.oo,bis,,.s go "a
1850
w. t,
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t...- a. i"NT' 10y ny mem
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Forest.

Editor Genealogical Column
Kindly give Information upon the fol-
lowing points.
What is known Of tho origin Of the
Forests. Of Virginia and especially Of
Matthews rounty@
. What Rs their coat-of-arms. II any7
Q Prom what source may information
concerning them be derived
ENQUIRER.
T.. 0ret Of -he name seems TO have
been Thomas and Arthur Forest. x
I.iu.ee~ Anne county Gn Hennng. Vol
-
There are no arms given for tho
Virginia family. For Forrest 2 r's)
of Penn. arms are ga shield arg. bear
ms three oaks Motto. Nivient Dunn
vcvenr
Search Virginia Land Records. militia
service. and court records where they
chiefly lived
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
MORMONISM VS.. UNION LABOR

exercises tho authority OF Judge.
wherever Murwons settle. their govern
mental system accompanies them. Their
constitution does not lose sight OF their
flag
Effective Political Machine.
An organization ike this. eNacting ohe-
dience 10 the doctrine that tho head OF IL
receives direct revelations from God.
which enable him 20 direct the temporal
and spiritual Affairs OF ifs members. and
requiring am members % submit their
temporal ana spintual affairs 90 such
direction. is capable OF becoming more
effective political machine than has yet
been planned hy amy boss. The anti Nor
mons say that such machine is in cN-
istence and is operated in the flrtherance
OK schemes which are rrpuguart 20 tine
American system OF government. They
assert. further. that ulfs machine. die
rected from salt Lake city. defeats the
laws ~ tho nation and the States pro-
tects vioiators of law. and brushes those
who Try 20 enforce the laws.
The Republicans of Idaho are disposed
20 min mize tho political act. witty ~ the
MormoHs They point ont that ambitious
lenders IN the church are not slow 20
start lights among tho brethren Tor their
personal advantage thereby oNsotting
solidarity OF action
There le unguestiona bly, a. hardness 81
development in Mormon communities as
compared with Gentle communities 81
equal resources Gentles win cot settle
among Norm"ns. rs "a rule IL SIS said
t"at t1e price az londs iu Mormon CONF
nin.t''s SIS s' yer cent. less than in Gem
i'r communities. Ar tle same time.
-.." isration is more active in some ~ tho
MORMON counties tHan fn other portions
'f iHa state. and this Immigration is com
i" mostly or Genties. on this ac-
count many Republicans urge policy
'f MON Interference. believing the Nor
''ts vi. .o Submerged hy the income
INK MON. Mormon tide
Charges Against the Mormons.
iin'i Pic instances arc given ~
ana his supporters ~
rirr moe fn politics and husi-
-H we'll us 90 alleged violation ~
I'D '.- way ~ po-tga NOUS pract Ices.
unnecessary 70 r.te these cases.
ease furnished 20 tho country
testimony "n The point Tho
'' 10 F'T' cans in reply 90
-' "i "-r,inr ~ Mormon Of
" sou iorta 'F ono az the party
Republican rtv ~ Idaho has
gone every t1-nr necessary % Doc done on
question. Ae satd The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Idaho Scene of Bitter Fight Against
the Church in Politics.
is LED BY SENATOR DUBOIS
Republicans Evade the Issue by Insisting That Assassns
of Governor Steunenberg Must Be Punished

Duhlican7 hope 20 capture much Of the
Mormon vote hy defsfy sfFestcDpiny the
issue raised hy Senator Dubois.
SldeStepping Labor Question.
10 is also charged that The Democrats
are d"inS a. meat little piece OF sidcstcD-
ping ON tAe labor quest ou. hoping O, win
an tie i"Npr vote. which is intensely
nit1er against Governor GondIuR of a.-
count OF DDS Vigorous prosecution OF tie
Ht'Nnenpefg suspects. AS tie Mormon
N'tr rs much bigger than the lal,o- vote
=. "'N'' seem AS though +he Ecpubu-
cans were superior iu quick fpotvork
"'F "ie more numerous also than the
Democrats since tho fst-~frs of fn. ola
i'-'n oafs and tho advent ~ Roosevelt
ana pro- '"rfty ln Tie last Legislature
itefe w"r" five Democrats fu a mem
I' is.I.n of screuty-onr. The question now
Is. liN" many Mpru0us VIII swing 20
i." Republicans. and how many ANTI
Nl'fii-nns and labor uuilu.-ts a. 100 sq,f., ...
lNe Democrats This cannot ta answered
in advance. owing t0 The subtle policy of
To" MnrrnnF. ana t.r ir1eternin.tfe
effect az union illor contributions from
tae outside
Six ~ pho -wentr-oro counties az Idaho.
are Mormon counties They ara f.,-.-
Lake. oneida. Cassia. Tarno. *. n.rcrs,l
and Fremont. all ln f.e southeastern
portion of tnr state There fl.. Afpr.r.r-
run things to -tt themselves. altr...l
PentieS Ats among tnfu nltn frw s.-rs
of rae Irte.or.tatio % .Csrorr.s THAT .r.
always found go exist when extraordinary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

money % defeat the ends Of Justice.
The night rs on 20 tho bitter ono and
Governor Gooding must stand or fan as
the champion ~ Law and ORDER
Frank Steunenberg, who was Governor
Il Idaho during the Occur dn Aleue riots
six years ago. and who suppressed IL with
au iron hand. Was killed hy "a bomb az the
gateway OF his home Ora CaIlN.Ii Idaho.
on New Years Eve. 1876. Ha~rv orchard.
"a desperate character who bad Won
notrriety IN Colorado. was charged with
the murder He made a. run confession,
which is In tho hands of the State Tu q
Ire implicated Charles r.. Mover and
William T. Haywood. president and serre-
tarv 81 the Western FederatDn of Miners,
living Ia Colorado SIEVE Albums another
employee OF the Federation confessed tnat
a plot had been laid 10 kii Stclueuucrs
and other officers who h.I stood lu tho
way ~ the miners organization. Two
attempts were made 20 KIN Ste.uouhe-g,
one 10y an Internal machine and one los
shooting. and Doc was finally blown 20
pieces by bomb attached to his gate
Accused Men in Prison.
J. T. Simpk.us. ana Officer ~ the Western
Federation. was ln company with Orchard
just before the murder Flo appearef.
and has never been LOCATED. Orchard 8
confession was submitted to tho Governor
OF Colorado. who surrendered Meyer aal
Haywood to the Idaho authorities. orch-
ard and Adams are now lr the idaho
penitenuary. Adams being hell az uis
own request. as he feats assassination.
Haywood ana Meyer. CHARGED with cone
spiracy to murder. ara iu tfo county IAN
al Boise awaiting tria. Under Tie Idaho
may be hanged.
.rhe trial cg t4a,-y-,,,,1 ...t ,r..... ..... . .
occur last limo wiz. ~ I,t.... 1850.
were denied tro-~ ANA .- ,-,..., ..' d.
vrrft OF e-ro~ vas t.t.. %. .t r-..,..-
States slinrerre ,.oYrr ....t ,,-tn ,-
slider the matter ne0- --..+r nan Sac
been denied 20 these -r.- and +te~a 10
apparently on tho rart of ,..,a-ro- ,...,i-
ing and the other authorities az rdah,
"a determination 20 push tt.. r9ea a.-aI..s.
Haywood and Mover 90 tt. .rl Governor
Goodines life is declared fr bis friends
Oh Doe in danger. hut La rrfreios freely
with the people and sr.-r- q. have .,
fear of consequences.
COod;1,r,- Tr,-,.;~. U1
A>O---'1' n
Inc intense bitterness nf tre labor peo-
l-e against Governor ''.'i.nE appears tc
"'l-" on account o. what Dee has said
rather than from what ha has done d.
was so ini1dicious as 10 tel Ae people OF
lcan1 that Haywood ari Mover were
guilty. and that be- proposed To- see them
punished. inasmuch as jury must pass
upon the question OF e.ut. the friends
os the Federation officers think they have
Just ca use for indt-ratfo- Thou ave 7.,.
ing everything In their bower ~ Jafe.t
Governor Cooling f.~ p. o,eo+t.- ..I
are being slvl, assisted ty r,.....,....
ID .-oof etar4i-,
--Ie Ta.o-~a.t. ,,
tho c0ve--o~shir, ia rn.r. r....t IL, ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

The Vaughan family settled quite early
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-28
Die GntideiSnns naBc.

Gle coltiultirenoen Sngclicure Ser
Sb5ugsfanal : Gommiiiion in
Nctp-Oorf in @erat6ung.- SbrC
gntideioung jcoen Iugcnblid
crmartet. - IQerbano Wtlltbma'
bungen iibcr bic IrspabI zines
glabes fir sic 6]iltrationS : PIN
aap lage. SO aHn1- - .,.f H1g
@enn mi6tige Greieniiie ibrc
FShotten porauSfptrfcu,% ID i6eint lid
inter Sen MitgIieoern Der @b5hgS-
fanol : Gqmmiilion elm groBercs Or
eigriB nor5uberCitcn, oaS oemndflt
formeI fi,nOgcgebcn miro. @S biirfte
Iid) III hielem Sale Inn ltidltS 8crtn-
ceres bonoeln, ols sic grDerbung
zines 2on0complcreS fir oic nClen
6%lltrirnnGs N%nlo0en meld)e in Ser
binonng nit Sem ncllcn &annliIas
tionSipItem crrittet mcrocn miiiicn.
Ger 2~an0beliber an sen 6eiocn lliern
oes EotopSco bot iid) cine gcrooc5u
fieberboftc Sponm1n0 bcmG6tigt,
icit0cm o~llcrbono Geriidtc iibcr ocn
Grpcrb uon 2GnOcrcicn fir 6cn3mcd
balls in oicier, balls in jcncr @egeno
ouftal6tcn. @Gbrcno bic Gincn be.
rcit itnb, cincn mGgIidIt ~OortbciIbof.
ten &oltf obSui6IicBcu, mollcn Nn.
here Tim feinen FrciS p%crfuuicn, uro
obne Observation-Disclosures miro
cS in pcrIhicocncn SGQcn niht nbs
geben. SclbItncritGnOlih pcriltd)t sic
ibre YlGne
uorlGniig 10 9cbcim mic moolih 81
bolten, unb menn ser fir sic 6iltri.
rings . Inln9cn mtSerforcnc Tlnt
6efannt gclnodt miro, oiirftc cS IN
Baltimore nno llngc6ung piclc gnts
tduihte gcbcn. GoB bic 9luSmobl
oc5 States nid)t mcbr Ion0c otf iid
lpartcn lift, lit 10 gut pic iid)cr.
Gic Spc5iiifuticncn fir WtoiGincs
RE fir bic 0robc El,mpItotion fir
boS &onoIiiotionSipItem iino pon Sen
Mitglieoern Scr Gommiiiion glrtgc-
beiben morbcn ltn0 gcItcrn murocn
oicieIbcn ocm Stoot = Erofurotor
@rllcc 5ur Giniidt iibcrionot, oomit
nidt ctpa nod 81 u%ngclcgcncr Belt
te6niiGc SebIer in benielben porgc.
iitnOcn lper0cn.
Die coniultircnocn Sngeniclre,
&S. @roD, &cring uno Stcrn8, ia.
ben icit mcbrcrcnIagcn il Nclp-Y orf
conierirt, Inn sic bette Wctbobc sur
GntlcOigung ser gbiGllc icit5uitcIlcr.
Sbr @eridt miro ebcnfaas ltiinolid
crpartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-28
Bun tlnhcfanntch milf GanSclt.

Nnbrcm EapenSfp bon &ombieS in
Sombcrgpillt bolb to6t gcl6los
gen. - 9efinOct iih in fritiidcm
3uitanoe i'm nSobns SopfinS'
Scipital." ot
Inorcm FapcnSfp, Gin nltcrWmn,
beiinbet iid) in Iterbcnoem 3ultunoc
i'm .Sobns Sopfins' SoipitoI," nc.
bin er am Montog in Scr gmmllnnj
Der Canton Toli5ciitntion NIT gebro-
denem &innbaden uno anocrcn Ser.
lctungcn gebrodt mltroc, pclfc ibnl
bon elmer An5obl MomoicS 5u Soms
bcrgpiIlc, Baltimore . Gountp, beige.
brod)t morOcn iporcn itllo mcld6c Scr.
nrt lin6, baB nad Inii6t Scr acr5tc
an Elm %Nllifommcn beS Gcrlcbtcn
iGpcrlih 5lt bcnfcn lit. Die Noli5i-
ltcus mcld)e ben Wann oblicfcrten,
gabcn on, ~bcnIelben an Scr Gdc pon
Galtern . Ipcntc uno s.. StraBc,
Sig6lonotonn, in i6rc Sbbllt gcnom.
men at Dobcn, moDin or bon cincm
9icitnrrotcur bon SombcrgpiIlc &C.
brad)t norbcn mar. 2cttcrer ingtc
Sen 9oli5ilten, ooB or EupenSfp am
Montag iriib bcpuBtloS nli Der
Strabe Dor icinem SAM g%eillnoen
bnbe, ols CT iciite @irtbidoit gcDfinet
hobc.
IN SoIge ocS ainnbndenbrll6S
,p1r eS Eopcnsfp unmoglih, icincn
9tomen an5ugcbcn, bis Geltcrn gors
mittag iein Sobn i'm Soipital er'
idicn inns i'm ibentifi5irtc. 9icler
So9n, ser in YatapSco 9tcd mobnt,
ingte, iein Safer b0be i'm am CONT
tag beiud)t uno JET crit ipGt am abcno
m|csgcgdngen, Inn ii6 nad) leiner in
81 .9ultimorc beiinoli1cn @obnlng
5uriid 81 begeben. 4.
Eoll5tlt Spaltlt bon Der Canton
GoIi5ciitation ipra6 scitcrn Die gn-
iid)t aus, baB Der olte Moltn bon eli.
rer @cieuihait 0ummler BON Spar-
roip's Eoint, pelde iid Sen Gafl5en
Soniltag in Sombergpiac bcrnmtrie'
ben, geihlagen muroe. giS iebt Mir
oen jeood, nod feline @erbaitnngen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-28
UelpeS @crtb, uper has @clp 5uritd.
Sin amteS Sciden.

Cine Ncm. 0orfer 6irma erofinct
ocmnG6it bier cine grobc 6ilioIc.
- Grfennt oie ipitcmotiI6e I9''
totion bieliger @cldditSlclitc I'M
Siiocn an. - Mnocrc Nod)ri6tcu
bon @rumocigentbumlSmorft.
Sr. @oltcr Scott, ScfrctGr Scr &C.
briiocr Butler, fom 9cltcrn nod) Bal
tinIore nnb begob lid unpcr5iiglid
nod oem ic6Sit6digcll @cbGlloc al
ser Solporoz uno @ermonsS traBc,
mclhcS am /. Sill bon Der 5irma
ais 2ogcrboilS be5ogcn miro. SilnI5iJ
Monn iino sur 3cit oanlit bcihditigt.
oos @ebGiloc IN Srontng 81 bringen.
Serr Scott crfldrtc &crtretcrn Der
Freiic gegeniibcr, bob Ole Sirma in
Baltimore cine Siliolc crridtc, ipeil
icit Dem 0ronoc bic Baltimore &c.
ifGftSlcute I'M Siiocn cine 10 ipitema'
tii6c mo ciieftipe propaganda be-
triebcn bitten, Dob mcr I'M Siiben
NllSlidt ouf @cidditc bnben luollc,
pobltbue, ipenn CT bier Siliolcn er.
rid)tc.
- Die biciigc Ginciiid)c 5rcimoIs
rer 2oge bot bon Srn. SoSper W.
@crrp, illn., Gin SollS an Ger Slticitc
ser Eorf- apemlc, nobe 9ibolc.S Str,
c%rmorbent lpcldcS iic ais Gcriomm,
lungsIofol SIT bcniitcn geocnft.
- Sr. @iQiom o. Youltncp bnt
bon Srn. Senrb &. Goof 90 @runo.
5inien an Scr @oroon.slpemlc ST. il
500 fir $4,000 crluorbcn.
Die @cbriiocr @crnbeimcr ia.
ben bon Srou G%li5o6ctb Wtcacc Teeo
5ipci groBe SGltlcr on Der Siioieitt
Der Morion.S troBc, nabc Scr @om.
aro.StraBe, crporbcn. Gie Scrrct
Wcrnbcimer bobcn crit porigc Wod)e
5nci Sduier an Scr SnpcttcsS trnBc
crlpor6cn, mo, mic pcrlalltct, iollen
bicielben nit Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gentbilm pcrbltnocn pcrbcr.
- Die Tirmo Soppcr, Mc@op s.
Co." bat Der Scnrp Smith & Cons
Company ocn Contract iiir Die Grid.
tnng cines fiinflt0digcn @cbGlioes on
Der Siibneit.Gdc BON GborlcSs unb
WltlbcrrD.S trabc pcrgcbcn.
Wie perlolltct, pcrilldtcn bic
Gertreter Der EDilooclpbio aopitali.
item, tpelfe bier Elm Spppoorom 5ll
crridten gebenten 0aS @runoltiid scr
nSemperen5 Union Gbriitli6er Sroli.
en-" an. Der @ops. iiioli6 bon Scr Bal.
timore.S trabe 5il criuerben, bod iuei.
gcrten iid Die Gamen. ons gigentbum
fiir einen iol6en 3mcd 5u perfauien.
Rad elmer Operation
eItorben. - Srn st. Mgnes.
Solpital" Itarb gcItern friib 3A ltbr
Tnter 0aniel Wobcr al bcn Solgen
elmer Operation iiir cin @emGd)S i'm
@ebirn. @otcr Wnber ipar Yr1Ii.
bent bes o9rigbton Sbeologiifen
Scminars" in @oiton nno geborte
frii6er Der SatuItGt Oes st. Morp's
Seminar" an. Die 2eid)e pilroe ge.
fern Rahmittag nod Dem st. Ma.
rms Seminor" gebratt, no 1eIte
Sormittag elm icicrlibeS @eqnicm
'celebrirt iueroeu miro. Die Sci.
iebung oes 2eidnams erfolst IN go-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-28

Gcterancn Ncunion. -
Sn Scr &otbmGmlcr . Snlle, Hr. III,
Atorb Yocoitrobc, fono acItcrn Die
i0brli6c Tcnmion ser llcbcrlcbcnoen
pcS 1. Mnrplono SrcimiQigen Tegi-
mcnicS ltott. Sm @an5cn 5Gbltc oas
Hegimcnt mdbrcn6 oeS &ricgcS $500
Siii5icrcn llno SplOatcn, luopon nod
2t7 om 2cbcn iinb. G7 mobntcn Ger
0citrigen Meunion bel. 3ucrit falo
cine @cidGitSlibung inter Torlib hcS
MajorS i. e. Carr itutt. Scfretdr
Sranf ". Smitb p%rotofollirte. Scr.
;hicocnc @eridte ipurocn pcrlclcl.
@Gbreno bcs lcttcn Sabres ltarbcn
H. WitglicDcr. Gic 9cnmtenipabl
botic iolgcnocS Gcciultat: YrGlioent
IbomoS ". Sail, giceprdlibcnt S. 81.
GiMolipn, Sefret1r Sranf I.S mith,
Sdotmeiiter Sbomns 9. Wbcelcr.
Sicrouf mllroen BON Gomulanbenr
Der 8erplqlin Hnions- Seteronen, y.
Ereftd, Grpraiioent s. 6. Sarr,
IrGliocnt Sbomas ". Saa uno oerl
Gompognieiiibrernr anipraden ge-
|Ijnlten. ssad ben &eocn purbe ein
aus &aiice uno 3tpiebaf beitebenocr
Smbib cingenommcn. Sic Irrange'
ments fir Die &eunion batten auber
ben @eamtcn SS. .. 6. Stanton nnb
Scnrp Appel %gctroifen.
,gingefIem m t.-@abrcno &c.
itern Gaiper Garter in Dem Srodtz
babnbofe ser nN0rOliden Central
@abn" in unbefugtcr Beiie arf eincfl
Wagen iprnng, iuurOc CT 5piifen oeil
@ngen uno cine Maucr eingcflemmti
nno 10 idfper perlebt, oaB ct mad
Dem GtaotsSpipital" GebFad)t tuer.
ocn mnBte. sa 81. K.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-28
EulitiiGeS IQcrlci.

Vie beporltebeltoe geleblulg Ser BAL
timorc S%unbesGmtcr. Or
@ouperneur SadIon fem ganoi-
Dat fir 8oupernelr. - @eridie-
0enes.
NaNridten ans @aibington SIT.
iolge lperoen in Sen nGditen Sagen
Die ~folgenOen @%rncnnungen fir BAL.
timore 81 erwarten iein,. mo spar
fir NopalsSfficer General 5. Stems
art MucGonoIo ppn Baltimore, bonn
Gon9reB . abgeorbneten Sranf 6,
@uftcr porgeihlagcn; fir @itnbes:
Waridou Sobn 3. 2angbammcr BON
Baltimore; fir Inter . 9uuOcSidat@
mciItcr Sames 9. 9eIt BON Erince
Georges Gountp; fir @pprailer oes
3ollomts s. Carlisle 8ilmer BON
Charles . County. Gle jebigen ST..
bobcr ser bier Iemter iino in oeriel-
ben Gcibcnfolge: Gr.Mapor Wallter,
;sobn s. 2%angbammer, 81. 2incoln
Erpoen nno 6. Sob Wacc.
S,n elmer Gonferen3 mcld)e Die
Gongreb . Ibgcoroneten 5rnnf 6.
Madtcr uno Sydney &. Mh1oo, 10.
mie Gr-Gon9rcB.a bgeorOncter @m.
$. Sodion am Gonncritag Indumit-
tag nit Dem Slottenicfrct6r Charles
s. @onoparte bielten, murOe ii6 auf
bic obioe Ncubeicbung Ser Ncmtcr
gccinigt. uno geitcrn muroc oiciclbc
in scr MISUNDERSTANDING bciprofcn.
&r. @oc0 onoIo lit @oriitcr oeS
rcpublifoniihcn Stoot ,Gomitc'S.
&r. 2ongbammcr lit alien 2ciern
oeS .Gorrciponoenten" ais elmer Ser
6iibrcr ser belltiden &cpubIifaner
ser Stoot binIGnglid befnnnt.
ST.. @elt lit 50 Sabre oft unb Elm
Sobn oeS in 1896 pcrItorbcncn lang.
iGbrigen Gftuars bcs 9rcisgcridtS
bon Trincc Georges Gountp Sobn
". 9elt.
Sr. @iImcr lit 90 Sabre alt unb
ser So9n ocS Generals 9. NGiion
@iIlncr. gr lit Gin Irotcge OeS Cont
greB . gboeoronctcn Milo0.
Eolitiide Noti5en.
Gr.@oioernel,r 6. g. Sadion
iteItc in abrcoc, SAB er iiH nit @ic-
denominations . @eoanfcn fir 6aS
bo6Itc StaatSamt tr1gt. Solhe sl6.
Iiftcn iino inn in Scr lettcn 3cit uts
tergeiGobcn moroen. gr miro i'm
Sr,Ii cine mcbrmonatlihe geiie nof
europa ontrctcn.
@oupcrnellr @oriielo miro in ser
nGd)lten ISOLDE sic pofante bcmofra.
ttid)c Stclle IN ser @ablaufi6tS-9e-
bor0e fiir @oltimnre W County be-
icben. GoS bcmofratii6e Staots-
Central . Gomitc Scs Gountp'S fat
ibm sic Namcn Scr SS. Sobn Gor-
roll, Geo. q. 0opiS, Geo. Q. &ieier
nno Benjamin 3. Stonnton 5,lge-
ianbt, nm bon oieien cincn Mann fir
Die SteIc altS%5umGblen.
0ic Sbclfiib . Gommiilion bat
Srn. Samuel u. Sorper bon Cabot
County 81 ibrcm Gbci-Glerf ousge-
lpGDIt; oas @ebolt lit $1,000 pro
Sobr.
@cnn sic Stoot8 . @olttc1bcbGroe
Bic Nnnuitp BON 100000 in Der
nNoroliden Central . @abn," melde
BON 100000 bis $4,000,000
iucrt6 lit, oicicn Scrbit perfouien
ioltc, lit Die Ginbcruiung ciner
G~rtroiibung Scr 2egiSlatur pielleid)t
rotbmenoig, nm Sen Gcrfali 5u rati-
%fi5ircn. 9oS @clb muB nod Der
Contribution iiir sic gbtrogung Scr
StootSi6uloen n~crpnnot mcrocn;
oaiiir iino obcr mr. $2,700,000 cr-
forocrlid, uno sic 2rgiSlatur miibtc
ocSbnlb %bcitimnlcn, mas nit Dem
iibrigen @eIbc geidcbcn iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-28

Ginbriid Of {. = Sr. So6n Gol5
bon Nr. 40S, Mcit-2eringtonsS troBe,
bcridtetc acitcrn inn Toli5eiboupt.
quarter, Dob Ginbre6er in Der Nod)t
bonn Gonncritog ouf geltern ieiner
@obnung cincn gciu6 obitottctcn
unb $3.50 in @oorgelb aus icincr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Itoblen.
- anoerc Ginbredcr. bronscn &c.
lterit Mpraen- iriib in. ans Gtablilie.
mcnt bon. &ru. $. S.n Mc8rotb an
Der gtlontic @Darf, Ganton, itno Itab,
len 2%6tboru1tim 8ertfeonon S1S uno
cinen @artenid)laud i'm @crtbe BON
$12. aos ~.
- Sr. Geo. 90ttiger bon Mr. 1907,
Sit-2mbaIcgStrobr abSrihtcte &C.
ltern ser 9pIiaci, boB, fpdhtetib er Elm
3mciroo Dor Der Trdtt.9 ibliotbcf
babe itcben laiien, inn balielbe geItoG,
len ni1rbe.
g 6net0er ON MuSItu 5.
- so MitglieOcr Der ,@armcnt
@orfers llnion," mel1e BEL Worii,
2egum, Nr. 404, Oit.gaItimorc.
StraBc, anacitcat maren, lcgtcn ae.
Itcrn sic 9lr6cit nieoer, neil Sr. &c.
gum einen @idtnnion . Mann elm.
Itelte. +.
= anr6e aabeleepeid n.
-- Ger neuernamte iaponiidcgot.
ltafter fir 6ronfreid, aiifino. cbe
maliger1 Gciaroter fir" HitBldno, i'll
ans Sapan in @arieile eiuaetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-28

Snbrplnn Icnbcrun 9.
= Sot morgen an miro sic ,Yenn-
lplpania 9abn" aif ibrcr Selamare-
Gipiiion 5iuci Sonntags5iige inGienit
Itellcn. Der Worgen5iig ge6t Inn
1853 Worgens bon @ilmington,
Gel, ab urD langt Inn 1858 Gormit-
tags in Selmar on; ser Nodnlittags-
5llg gcbt Inn 4.30 Nadmittags bon
@ilminaton ab unb lonQt Inn 1876
g(6enos in 0elmar an. Son Cellular
gebt Der WnrgcnSiia lin z 1lbr Wdor-
gems 1ino Der @ahmittaas5ug I'm
3.47 Nadmittags ob, in @ilmington
Inn 1905 Tormittass, reip. 6l52
Mbcnos anlangeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-28

Safe snr Neiie in's Axslanb be-
iorst g. Saline, Rr. Ala, CfsNalti-
more'S trafc, na4r Goitam5sait.Mse>