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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19
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SLGAgAO VI W " GAA1O'
Clay district-PFsidght, Harry
Hgga66 tha@s go15iiSioner, a.
SF. HISS so = " !
Eagle diatrict=Pres. B of E., ".
Stark. sf5I5 9 y
Grant dfstrict-President, D. L.
Nutter.
Sardis district-President, Te..s'
pie Smith; commissioner, Claude
Robinson
Simpson district-President, W.
W. Ash; commissioner, ]. W. Nor
ris Justice of Peace, George N.
HOLMAN; constable, James N.
Criss.
TenmiTe district President of
Board of Education, j. T. Young
commissioner, John w. Williams ;
constable, F. NJ. Dawson and j. B.
SwentzeI.
Union district-President Board
OF Education, D. u. Underwood ;
commissioner, w. J. Law.
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Ehe ministers, delegaEess llst -
sSjss IS tlIe ess i3slitl. Genera!
Baptist :4ssOciation now IN ssnTltlill
meeting nj the First Baptist church,
were entertained in q social way de-
lightful in the warm hospitality ae-
corded. BY the Ladies Aid Society
of the First Baptist church at the
home of its president Mrs. p. W.
Jacobs, on West Main street. Thurs
day evening at the close OF the
evening session Of the association
The hnuse was very prettily deco
rated for the occasion in-ffowers and
palms ands Prof. Crows ORCHESTRA
rendered music, N,liile the festiyities
lasted. In the receiving line in
the parlor were Mr. and Mrs d. W.
Jacobs, the Rev. and Mrs. II. B. Nc
Daniel and Prof. and Mrs. Elkanaa
Hullev. who greeted the guests with
cordial expressions of Welcome. The
guests passed through the pnrlor in
to the dining room thence through
the library and sitting room. Light
refreshments were served and a gen
eral social hour enjoyed. The af-
fair was attended by all Of the mem
bers. officers and Delegates of the
association and they were deeply APP
preciative Of the Hospitality tender
ed them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

lerel e9tefi5 Re q
MT. II E
lse nr siipjsIs tsa ods
baelSed by spiFittia power VIII do
Tnneh Il aievplap the resources of
the church.
Nbeye can We spend our money
fo- sta RiiS@faIis in the most need
Cd nlaccs First IN the church in
{ = rai,idiv growing community. grow
inc ccn1eFs, There IS where a con-
centration of work must he Sec
.ondIy in lie =1pplies from the work
that comes from these leenteTs..
There Is where concentration of
week must be. Secondly. in the
supplies for the work that comes
from these eenters. 1t is peri1ous
for us to depend upon visible re-
suits too much as in the case of the
poor weak country churches. These
country churches are bases of supply
for the city churches, There is
where we raise most of the good
preachers. and in fact majority of
the big men of filis country. Meas
ured in proportion the little
country churches are stronger and
more efficient than the b igimpres-
sive city churches. So we must
build up in the growing centers and
keep the light burning in the littles
country churches.
sIf an army 6acs nothing butt
protect its base of supplies, it wilt
soon he despizcd With the church /
it j. the same No man. no church.
can live to himself. or itself. For
eign and home mission enterprises
and the business IF the church must
be enlarged and encouraged.
eve see men Going to the court
house and m"nifesting unusual in
terest in a big case. A large sum
of money is at stake There is
much talk and concern over il. Tt'st
a big case. We. brethren. are in a
big business-thc promoting of the
kingdom of Jesus Christ. There
is much at stake-human souls. In
a heated presidential campaign
every man, Young and old, was pre-
sented with the issues at stake.
Would 10 God there could be such
a campaign for Christ. What mat
tors i a hnudrcd wears hence who
were elected in the political cam
paign: Tt viii matter a hundred
wears hence where our soul il. Let
us push our campaign in Gods
name"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

Wa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as to
the address of John G. Michel or
widow or heirs il dead. He sery-
ed in Co. B, 9th W. V. Infantry
in the Civil war and enlisted at
Clarksburg. Small recovery can
probably he made. Address
Harvey Spalding s. Sons, Wash
ington, ID. Q.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR SALE-CARPETs-Fine high
class Wilton carpets will be sold
in front of the court house, Sat
urday, the goth, by Squire $. w.
Gordon, at public auction. They
will be sold to the highest bidder
and are the property of Il private
citizen who is to leave city. This
is a bargain.
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FOR RENT-FuRNrsHED Rooms,
Two furnished rooms suitable for
light housekeeping, with hot and
cold water and bath; access to
good cellar. Apply to j. p.
REYNOLDS, Ala North Third street
or call POL Bell phone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR SALE-Cow-One Jersey
COW eight years old, giving two
gallons of milk a day, and viii
be fresh in December. Sale Oct.
20 In front of court house AT ,
O'Clock p. m. A. L, Graves.
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or
twelve first-class carpenters at
once. Apply to G. P, Howell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19
For County Commissioner.
B. BROWN STOUT,
For County Superintendent,
CYRUS f. WEBB.
10 Distict Oafcers :

Clark district-President Board
of Education, A. W. Fittro; com
missioner Board of Education, Sid
ney Kidd.
Coal district-President. R. t.
Mason; commissioner, George Fro
myer; Justice of the Peace, John
T. Flynn and Harry Gordon Con-
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WANTED Ten CITY sAIGsm" n
and two collectors. u you ET
mnkinR loss tE1r n $50 week
come and look Nto our proPoSi.
ton. R1nd RIus & Co.. 4O5
North Fifth St Glen TX.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19
%SA

~ tender thought is better than
sreat idea. for thoughts arise in
the heart while IDEAS spring only
from the brain. More Than once in
the history of the world a thought
with al heart behind it has revolu-
tionized IL social system, and even
a method of executing law.
The famous Juvenile court held
by Judge Ben b. Lindsey, in Den
yer. is a case in point. 1t is not an
idea: it is thought with heating
heart behind it. Everybody is talk
ing about it lust now. the magazines
are writing it up. and well they may.
chautauquus and lecture bureaus ~.
sending for the Judge that he may
tell the people Of its nast successes
and future plans. Judge Lindsey
will he in Clarkshur@ Dee ].
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OR RENT-HoBsE of eight
srooms. with the modern eangen-
Fences and conveniently located.
Enquire of T. J. Lynch.
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FOR RENT-CorrAaE-A four-
room cottage, corner Coal ana
Poplar streets. Apply 176 Pop.
Jar street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR RENT-S1SGLE Rooms, two
suites of rooms: also rooms for
light housekeeping. The Savoy,
Lee street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR RENT-FuRNIsHED Room
One front room. furnished; use
sof bath; private family. 117
West Pike street.
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Or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRoNr
BOON. large. apply 100 Me
5chanic street.
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\ Total account f6r. s II, 1Ss5 .ss
Il 3 DR. IslkdIlalf HUXLEY addressed
the assoeietion particularly about
!, Broaldus and its good AvorA and
adUcarion IN general.
Rev. j.. w. Morgan prime ipal Of
Anderson academy. then nlade an in
tefesting talk about his school
Two distinguished men delivered
4 deeply Interesting addresses at the
Thursday night session of the West
i Virginia Baptist General Associa-
ton at the First Baptist church
which were listened to with rapt
4 attention byfag large audience The
/ Speakers wefe DR. d. B: .Purinton,
President Of the West Virginia
State University. and DR.. E. w.
Hunt, President of Dennison Uni
versit, Granville, Ohio.
After devotional exercises led by
the Rev. D. L. Schults and the ex-
cellent singing of an anthem by the
choir President Carter introduced
DR.. Purinton who spoke upon En-
Iargenent Based on Development
and Possibilities.
DR. Purinton said in part:
The world has discovered that
West Virginia is on the map. It
j. Awakening to the fact that this
state * one of the most important
in The union. Nature has piled up
its material resources mountains
high and Thrust 1t oceans deep.
We know that there are II sepa-
rate veins of coal in this state, that
last year forty-two million tons of
coal we're mined, thirteen million
barrels of oil were produced, S.
100000 gas was procured from the
earth, and enough hot air to heat
Tophct for a thousand years. Why
even at the present tine iron ores
discovered in this state are being
ana1yzed at the chemical labratory
of the state university and if they
turn out to be what they are ex-E
pectcd to be. Il big company with
large capital are going TO mine it.
SO much for our material de-
velopment: but we have exper-
fenced a wonderful mental develop
ment also. We have built 7.OO0i
school houses. employ 5000 teach
ers. have 700 grammar, 80 high,
~ s'co'''taIN anu ~ Hlgller graog
7tiloo,s' elSh1 toileSSs' norman .s.l
schools, a STATE university WIN %
PROFESSORS lSV" 'tutiellts ana an an
/. nual income OF TS0o.uoV a year.
ana more imam Su'' newspapers as
SemintIIing the lGht OF truth ana
some ertST' 80
men IN spifituai deVeloplneht
we nave not heeh iaGK'ns- Memo
diStS 5sa,fJsl respIteriah<' EPlseoPaleahs'
as VEGAS haPII5tS', nays = S. nesn ~ ln5
''F'';'s'll+s - h''lA''s-, 8 i9aA ss NJ
great progress m ti1elr W9rk l l.ll
nov there - ''-oov C4rlz >.
IN the stare wore VI - =. a a
work 'Iias Pe"n done IN the past
Fyw y3F7 IhahzeNer, DC re- S'F ca
good mas also been done by Chart,
'fF'f!'- "a n '|'tr'o1iS ana ctit'reH anu
soc1etieS- 49,,
but now ABOUT our 2S=l'il-
It'es: II we nave done AZ Eile
foregoing things u 5 possible loF
us IN the wear, say l'Eo' 20 De eN-
porting more coal than an the rest
OF the states combined. IN other ma
terlal Development We could make
inc same rate oil progress. IN our
school wor X we could nave IN that
year a university OF '5VV professors
- 4 students
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

observation-disclosures Boston bull
terrier pup with white spots and
White ring around neck. Find
a please return TO 628 Mulberry
treet and receive reward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Room
Furnished front room. usr Of
bath, private family. 80 Cum
ningham Court, one minute walk
from court house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR sALE-SrocK. C.heap-Two
shares of Clarksburg Glass Co.
stock. Dan Camp. 651 Locust
street. Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR RENT-HoUsB in Glen Elk I:
all modern improvements. Haze
Morgan, Atty, Irwin building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

LOST GoIp WATorT on the Gem
trail school playground. or in thai
vicinity. ladv'$ gold watch
Finder please return to Telegram
Office and receive liberal reward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Room
to a gentleman. A nicely FUR
nished room in Il private family.
central location. 166 West Pike
street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FOR RENT-HousE containing
eight rooms with all modern con-
veniences! Apply DR.. Payne,
Irwin building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

For RENT-FoUR Rooals on first
floor. all the modern eonvenienees
and consequently located. In
suIre of T. J. Lynch
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

sLADY BEs1REs 4 HOME in SMALL
sfa4niIF; no washing SzAplS AeGS
ond hoassea. First &ycnae- sPolrfe.
5Comfort.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

FeR RENT THREE UNFURNIsH-
1p Rooms on first OF second floor
nitable for light housekeeping
privilege of bath. $50 p. Pike
treet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

"A fresh line Of Whit1hans candy
Just received by express. Swagers
Confectionery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

+ pR- PouLTnY-Some fine
4s4IEpurc White Lcghorn Cockcrcs
i For prices apply at once ~ +. ~.
TNiSe. :. Chestnut street.
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Upholstering and furniture re-
pairing cheaper than ever. p. p,
Allen, 664 West Main street, c. r.
Odell's old stand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

On July 9TH last. Mr. yITermor
Dou"las. of Clarksburg. AMI Miss
Nellie Barnard. Of Eckhart. Md
were married at the parsonage Of
Central NJ, +. church. S~Tth. .
Cumberland. by Rev J. G. Jcjer.
pastor. Of The church, They .k"p'
their marriage Il secret until last
week when Mr. Douglas went to
Eckhart from Clarksburg and the
friends eff the couple were of the
opinion that the wedding would
take place this week. but on Mon
dnv. they were told that NTr5s and
MIS- Boggi=s fSs1 been married. for
MOTE than fhBee months. IN r and
Mr. Dnnnlns have come here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

SPECIAL-We will have well
filed fcrncrics for your table deco
ration. SOC only. Saturday. Dud-
leys.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

4 d DEsiRABLB B5ILDING
~ in Broad Oaks on easy
terms, size}4O by 80 feet near
tTeet CIR line. Apply to J. b.
Martin, Bridgeport, W. Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19
~~S~

Mrs. EStilI. of Clarkshurg, i tic
new vocal teacher i'll the Salem pub
lie schools. This wear the S"icn:
schools have vocal music taught in
all the grades In this it is ahead
Of most schools of the size in West
Virginia, but there can be little
doubt Of the benefits to de derived
from this study. The music day i
Monday and tle periods 80 minutes.
Then the teachers are to continue
the rest OF the week the work be-
gun by Mrs. EstilI.
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Its

.7ejR rem EIGHT Isooor House.
bath and all modern eonveniences.
127 West Pike street, =. Cork.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

Miss Alavmc Ware, the cl""uti"'
ieqchcr at thc Fairmonr N"wnrl
gave II rccitnl last cvenin" at Shi"nS
ton to large audience there in IN"
NJ. T.. church for the benefit of thu
public school library. Mis- VIZ
rave selections from Riley and 'ls"
cuttings from David Cooperficld. in
her usual pleasing mnnner. She
was repeatedly encored and caiiod
back 10 the -tn"c by her hearers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-19

Mrs. Anna HalInm dcIightf"'l'.
entertained sore friends ut her
home on Elliot street on Thursday
evening i'm honor Of her brother
Alex Brown. Light refreshments
were served. Music and games were
the cniovmrnts Of IL" cvcuin". The
o.r,siom was one of real pleasure
ard rniovmcrt 'u'nsc present were
Misses Sadie Thornc. Georgia
Thorne. MYRTLE Peek. Evans Gum
min%s. Davis and Collins; Messrs.
RILEY, McGregor. Gordon, Snvres
McObrin. Paugh. Moore and Britt
GLENN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Smbcl in Gflabuma.

@utbric, SfIn., 70. Suni.-&ier
mo IN alien Grteu oca ScrritoriumS
Oflobomu uno oc9 &noioner . Ser
ritoriumS lit Die gtodridt ooB Der
Gonieren5 5 9erift iiber Die Stootcn'
Dill pom 9unDeaicnut ncccptirt NOR
ben lit uno Der ucltC Stnut SfIabC.
ma bolo cine @irflihteit mcrocll
miro, nit groBem l0rnlcroem SubeI
ouigcnonmer un0 unO Ourd Ab'
icltern bon 5cucrluniien un6 Scucr.
pertcn, 2Glltcn Ger Wlodcll, 8plf3.
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Der 0phlcnarGbcr.s trife in EbiO.

TiIlonpoIc, Ohio, 10. Sllnl.-
Iic @iirger bes nabelieGetoe1G rtcS
Smitbfielo boben cine Muiien Ser
iummlung obgebolten, tint geget ou0
,0eruolttbdtige Iuftreter" Der Wod)'
ter Der II. Q. Goal Company 81 pro-
teitiren, BON neld)en bier geItern Der
boitct unO 81 nominelen 8el0ltra'
len pcrurtbeilt noroen iin0, inter ocr
@cOingrl1g, Den Or 81 ~perloiIen mo
nid)t cher 5urild5ufebren, ais bis Der
Strife beell0igt lit. Iie Niirgcr Da'
ben aud cine Sigo %orgnniiirt, I'M
@eieb iinO Sronung auired)t 5t er'
bolien unO Die nod porban0enel1
01d)ter 81 entmoifnen. Gle aob,
lcngeieQid)oft miro obne 3ipeifet oa.
acqtn anfdrnpfen mo es lpito 81 CT.
mem Gonflift Der glutoritat foni,
men, Der Dor ben @eridtcn misge
iod)tcn merocn miro.
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Snusc Eamcn! Mudt Sud- bicic
Sficrtc 1T 0nbe.

gRir btfoct tett cine aIdfie fir iunqe Samen
in nnIerrr ,6iceiie 5dmenidtuelocr. sBifent.
SdlnIe. Giner otr g~lortbctle an Der g'eibeili'
glira blefer stlaiie lit Der, odB Ghilertiifteli
erlaubi 1T an iGren eigeuen aleiocrl 5u ar
hetien. Eieie Nlu1e 1T i'm Sdntur 1906 5a'
faimHen gsireteN. Gpe5ieae SiurleIunHcr 8tuei
nub orei MidI pic g5ohc. u3t9eno cine iirae
Tnffej HE eiie fM6imlnhie SthhetheriHtSi lipers
mGder. Eea1If MAT v J1flf
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man Iid at SraM VI. 9tbtre. 4r. 302, taeft.
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GGeIaeeafc 0ampfcr.G ompagnic.


49, No. Bbciapcnte.Siui
GIegpnie 9JafIuNicr . Camper nWiigiiid" uiio
ATLANTA" llnd
Elo gutHt Comfort NIB RurIuIf, ga.
Sampler b~crlaiiell baltimore idqli6 tuusac'
iluurlclt GonniuNs) INT $50 gtbctos NIB font
men in lib Tuint Comfort mt q llbt Wlorgclls
ltnb IN 9iDrioli i'm 715 Uiorgcns az. G%nfdblic'
benb an bic @iiPnbabujige mad allen Yurfteii
bee Gitbens UNI GiihmciicuS.
Y)urt.9iiuer'9 inie.
Gleannie Fniidgier . 2nlnpicr gebdrlotie" uno
~ I'D. Baltimore"
itadi geeft.Ynlnt nuo NldImuno, ia.
8ninpfcr ~uerlnieu baltimore tiRltb (dltsge'
nomlrcil SpnntnQS) INT , ubr 9luhnltilngs mo
fnrlltlcu Ill gGCit aFOint I'M 7.30 WlorBelt5 tno
in NiCbtuonh nm g,2I WiOrNCns an.
Sic an W{ouiuoc1l. Wtii)po6eil luio Sreitdgcn
bon baltimore nhinbrcttbcr Sampler. tilo Die
bon MctisBuint IN EientinGet, 9onncriinpcn
uno Gdmiiugcit lBlubreit, lcgct In @louceitcrs
Buint. Clements in0 Itmuno'S an; lHlo ole
an Sicnfidaen, 0unuerfin0ct ilflo Suinftagen
bon baltimore mo an Wiouiuaen, WliitpodDen
unb SreitaacR BON yEcittRoiut nttahrenoen
9nlllptcr leBcil IN gurfi1tot uuo Gld0'Hdnf an
tbci nirnfiigcfi gNciiet).
EnrnDicr petIaIen Baltimore oon' Bter vt. III
nnb 10, Gtgbtitr dhcn-sScrftc.
Nnrb gttictf iln6 alien Ni.Ititeli t0rner &C.
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i'r Wornus 'rcierhtrl lpcrbclL In ben hieftaett
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Sen. ,tSefdbdite fhbrcr, Sctt. slnifn gicrsgtucrt.
7. g. Me1auucl. SEIis sen f@nii Fluent.
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Reorganization merocn $2OOOOOO,
Die mcitcrcn Soften $2,G00,G0O bctrn.
gen rnO Die Soften mCitcrcrG uurticrc
wer0en uli $5,500,0OO ucronihln0t.
II ncleS an un0oic@ uGI II
Banana a..
Scfrct6r Noot bat icinc Griui0c.
rltng ollf bic I~nrcgrng Der in rem
&%crCinigtcn Stootct m~eilcn0Cn Wti..
0lic0er ser libcruIcn Delegation ats
Eo1amn, iUono6 oic 8ereinintelt
Stoatcn Die @ublbctpcainG IN Der
9cnunntcu Hcpl6lif 0ur6 cilcn &cr-
troucnSmnnn %iiberluodcn loiIcn iols
len, pcr0iientIi6t. Serr Noot crfl6rt,
cr mcr0e 0cn umerifnnildcn @eiun0-
ten, &errn Mngoon, init Der Wtiiiior
6ctrauer, ola pcrtraulidcr 9erotbcr
ser Icaierltrg bon Banana ST. flln'
Qireu. SEER Wtogoon iperoe Die ST
tuntion ItllOircn llnO Der 9tcQierinJ
bon 8unana n0tbigeniolS iol6e 8or-
Itcaungen moden. mic JIG NIT Den D..
rlomotiidcn %llionccn 5ruiihcn be-
ireun0ctcn WGhtcn percinbnrt fine.
Icmperen ST on at ifcr CT.
olHretd.
ToS Sous Gomitc fir Spiritllos
len = Nanbel bat Die Qiinitigc Ginbc,
rid)tlng Der Sirrcl Gill beihloiicn,
mclhc IN Der Ncgicrun9 ~0cb0rigrn
pocr bon ibr gcpndJteten 0cb0locn Ii.
@%riinOen Den Spirituoict E Scrfultf
unteriogt. GQourd) lpcroen nidt nm
ole Sol0utcnbcimc ser Hegicrltng be.
t%roiicn, ionOern audi Die Sotela uui
H%Cgicrunga 9tcieruotioncrL luie IN
DID HointGomfort, go, @otSpring&,
Nrf., unO einigc Notcla I'M Ycaoms
ltonc Yurf, @po.
YET q III y II II 9 ot@ 9elOcn
StcbCrs.
@ouuCrncur MoAoon BON Banana
miro lid IN NcgICitung OcS Gbcf- gu
nit1t9beomten @orgoS mnbrihciuIid)
nod Quito bcgcbclt, INN ocn gcplolts
ten 8crtrng 5luiiGcn Den &crcini9tcn
Staatcn mo Ecuador iibCr Quarart.
tame Wobnubmcn, mo0rrd) Oiclt0g'
lidfeit elmer &crihleppung DonWclb.
iicbcr 5lpiid)en Yonomo mo 8ltupn.
oltil, Ocn Souptbofcn BON Ecuador
pcrmin0crt miro, sum GbidluB 5t
bringCll. Ger ponomerifoniidc Con.
grcB, Der I'M SltIi in Hio OC Sonciro
5uInnncntritt, miro iid 6lunr nit Cit.
Geitlidcn GuorontQuc e WtaBrcgcln
fir ale umerifoniid)cn HcpublifCn be.
idGItigcu, abcr che elm OieSbc5iiglihe5
llcbcrcinfonmen 81 Stut0c fommt,
lpirO Der Nbihlllb cineS temporGrcn
Quarantine GcrtrogS nit Gclta0or
fir notbig crohtct, neil Die &cltfiilte
bon Siio , Amrrifo luc9clt oeS BORT
bcrrihcnocn 8clbiicbcr5 cine bcitdn-
oigc 8cfobr fir Sen Dan Oc& Sitb.
mus = &onul9 inpolpirt.
@orgoS bat eincn Neridrt iiber9lllss
gobcn fir @pipitGlcr fir Die 5itbnru@.
fonoI . Gommiiiion crItottct, mOrin cr
%nodpuciit, Dab Die purfihnittIidcn
Soften iiir cincn Eoticnten uui bent
SitbnruS $t.5t per Gag bctragcn. Die
3obl Der iebt i'm @olpitol oes &It0-
mus bcIinOlid)cn Yutlcntcn lit mn
900; Oo$ 9oipituI fam oercn i'm
@olr3cn 1906 a%uincbnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Baltimore bio -Sabn.
= Idgltb. lGdaIih. ousaenomnten SothtnBs
3yiur SOHitdpe.

SrprcbSiile ,Scoe StnnDe nnf Der Stnnbe" bon
Camden : Citation ndb NSnilingirn an NS0.
heitidgclt, 500 Gurnl. bis 500 NbenoS, ma
4ululun'n tcnft. 5rl1ere Gbinbri bon Wtt.
W]aIbiu0ton, 0%erIafIcn wat. MobGI Ct. 600.
MO, l7.50, *s.i5, "94s, ll0.5b, ltt.53 0urs
mitldg3. ?t2.t0. 1920 li.Bb, DAB, 1870,
ait 1855. t5.h5. 5000, 1855. 800. *l0.b5.
tif.32 NbenoS; perl Gumocit Ct. 300. +6.tb,
1886, l72O, 400. $3.50, 1900. 1000 ltt00
SurmlittnOs. lt2.0O gdbt5, 1905, 2i2t5,
Il 90, 2t.O5, 1900. *3a0, 1906, 400, $50.
1900, l5.G5, 25.3j. 1900. *B.tG. 1920. 400,
- 90, fs.t6, 1900, 1000, 'lil0, Fil4t
annavults, a7t. gaobaI citation. I7.tO uno
2S.i5 IiurmiituVS, l5.55 9tu6m; 0nmocnsGtu.
1920 NH 700 GGrntittdg6, 1900 Yindrn.,
26.85 ulo G.1O @bctos,
Trrocrif, nj. HuDdI Station, Y9,d5, 1913.
TUrm.; Gamoen GtntiUt. 1885, 1000. i9.15
mo 1000 Sorm., !1,2b, 1880 tlno 1910 Nab'
mitiuGS. ..
WiumcItcr, Mt. Mobut. MO gorm, l243.
1880 yinCbm.. 0uinoeIL l7.20 8priH., 1900,
1850 mo 400 ylutln.
SagrrgtuiDu, VT. R6bat eta, l4.45 8oruI..
1850 Gudit., Gambler Siutiu1, 1900 BOrH,.
1850 luiO IT Oh Gudlnl.
Gntcutt, 9th uuo UT. HirD, Gambler Citation.
1896, 20.1b Norm, li,25, 1850, 1920. 1880.
Flt.i5 NbcneS.
6urtis' 9'ub. 9aiuocn GtGtlou. 1920 EorW.
2uraD, MT. JluDul, +243 glubrl., Gumoefi.
800 Yabm.
Rcpal Vlne alne mad philadelphia NIB s'rtv.
Wort, nrHer Ycrmtnac dn Sreinnbb ,uaniig'
fer Strnle, geiusYturt, beancm uudl pUtcts,
Sbenictu uub WcIdlnftJs Z ittTtft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Der altt iii; mno Icin Better.

So.teoo, ohio, 10, SUM, Gas,
Sage, cil Tcttcr bon HilijcG Sogc,
Dem 9icw gorfcr MuItimiaiondr,
iii bier in ~ticiitcr Arnnltb geitorben.
Gr NOR ieit cini1cr 3cit Elm Snioiie
oea bieiigcn GountD : Armcubnilies.
Wor cini0ct &obrcn botte Sames ici4
men rciden Ncttcr in Nen . Dorf
oui0eilldt, wcIdcr i'm lett oanlals
NIT Der iiiritlifcn 0abe bon 500 pro
Sabr, melde CT jbnf in cinem Gbed
ii6erionotc, uttcrItiitte. Ger Ser
itorbcnc miro oaI Gqpntp llrfoiten
begraben mcr0Ul.
gaiTc sar Gciic ms NmslnnS 6e,
iorat 6. Mainc, Nr. 413, Eit-gafti.
ntprc. strafc, unbc Goitmmbonic- Nue.