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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16

Sleeping between blankets is a great
preventive of chills, as by so doing
the body is not chilled by coming into
contact with cold sheets. Those who
suffer from cold feet should veal
loose, white wooden bed socks. Heat
giving foods, such as butter, dripping
suet pudding, milk pudding, cocoa
soups and broths, produce heat in the
body, which flannel, as a non-conduc
tor. prevents from leaving the body.
At the first sign OF corn or bunior
the feet should be bathed every morn
ing In cold or warm water to which 6
little alum or vinegar has been added
This is a soothing bath also for swoll
en- feet, and leaves a nice sensation OF
freshness. Feet that are inclined t.
corns or bunions should be sponged al
night with lavender water or very
slightly diluted vinegar. People who
suffer from weak ankles should put
plenty OF salt in the water in which
they battle their feet, and should use
the water cold.
For whooping cough, a syrup thai
the children like is made by slicing
onions fine, sprinkling plentifully with
brown sugar, then allowing the onion
to stand between hot plates under a
heavy weight until all the juice is ex.
tracted. AS cure for insomnia the
onion is excellent sliced raw and eaten
just before retiring, while as blood
purifier 1t surpasses most of the So
called Skin cures" To sweeten the
breath, eat a little sugar after the
onions. Coffee, or parsley molstened
with vinegar, are also excellent for
this purpose.
Measles.-The interval between ex-
posure and the appearance Of symp-
toms Is from ten to fifteen days. The
onset Of the disease resembles a severe
cold with sneezing, infiamed eyes, dis
charging nose, sore throat, hoarseness
and dry cough. There is usually a
chilly sensation without a pronounced
chill, followed by a fever; the appetite
Is Impaired; vomiting may occur with
pains In various parts of the body.
general debility and languor. Within
two days the rash appears but spreads
less rapidly than scarlet fever. The
red specks are similar to those of scar
let fever but not so red. The rash is
not rough to the touch as that of scar
let fever, but is more like flea bites.
The early symptoms continue through
the eruption. After about four DAYS
the rash and fever both begin to dis
appear and the skin peels off to some
extent Sometimes cold applications
to the eyes or a few drops Of pare
goric for the cough are necessary.
Give the patient plenty of water t.
drink and keep in bed in darkened
room.
Great britain imnortc conn nm mn "a
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Revenue Cutter for Puget Sound.

Beginning Thursday the house COM
mittee on foreign affairs will hold
hearings on the Foster bill which
amends the Chinese exclusion law so
as to bar out only Chinese laborers
The house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce decided to re-
port favorably on bill for a revenue
cutter for Puget sound.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Gift of King of Italy. I

OF rare value and beauty is the gift
of the king of Italy to Miss Roosevelt
upon the occasion of her marriage. It
is a table Of Italian mosaic work,
showing designs from Italian cities
and towns. The table was made in
Florence, and was personally selected
by the king.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16

should be carried off through the nat
ural avenues of bodily waste. are
lett to sour and form uric acid and
other irritating poisons which are alb
sorbed by the blood, making it thin
weak and acrid. Then instead of
nourishing the different nerves. mus
cles, joints and tissues it fills them
with poison to produce the aches
pains and other disagreeable SWIM,
toms OF the disease. Rheumatism
is usually worse in Winter for the
reason that cold and dampness are
exciting causes. The nerves become
excited and sting with pain, the mus
cles are sore and drawn. the ;oi1ts
swollen and stiff and the snfferer
lives in intense agony; and If tha
disease is not checked it often leaves
Its victims helpless cripples for liz
Rheumatism cannot be rubbed au,a,,
but 1t can be driven from the bIoagy
by 5: S. S. Being a perfect b1ood
purifier this great remedy soon nro-
uuces a complete change in the an
tire circulation; the thin, acrid blood
through the bodv ,,o,,,;.1 'SOu
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Want Squadron on Pacific.

A strong effort will be made by the
Seattle chamber of commerce to Sc
cure the establishment of a Pacific
coast battleship squadron. It is pro-
posed to secure the assistance Of the
California delegation to congress to
work in unison with the Washington
delegation for the project.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
Fifteen More Bodies Recovered.

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. 12.-Fifteen
more bodies were recovered Sunday
from the Parrall mine, in which an ex-
plosion occurred last Thursday night.
1t is known that another body lies in
the death trap uncovered. Four of
the Is first recovered have not yet
been identified.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16
RHEUMATISM
CAN NOT BE RUBBED AWAY

~ ne Joints are sore and swollen muscles with th
p relief must be had once it is natural @ n.
nnen treatment does COL ~
effect eng the pain and reducing Inflammation but has Nc
osease ITSELF because mora g.
IN the blood and be SKIN oeep
weak kidneys action stomach on py
shod Oh the system The rnat
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16

Great Britain imports $4,000 900 Of
farm products in a year.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-16

"ooAS h1dllClS, WHICH
T., While at work for the F. @. &P.R. r.
Rha .ne sWampy region, Contracted
ieae uehatlsm and was completely helm
less n, dor about four months and -nant
orer 95oO.OO with doctors, but pot wores
very DAY, and finally quit thenn q nd ~
6an .. .. y. 1 took q few bottiaa and
as cured sound and we'll. NV haei+h
- ,s now splendid, and weigh ISK
PJun9s. There is a lady living 5aarms
y LIS no IS now taking 8. s.. s. FOR acnts
n ,at tulnatism. For two months sha COLD
ni ~ curn herselfin bed, but sinca haoin-
an ns your medicine about three $780,
En- H mas improved rapidly, and ia No.
20 Hole TO sit up. can recommand q S 10y
" M 1ii bsuMerIng from Rheumutism' -
"' " 8. @. LASSITER,
tis, was severely troubled with Rheumn.
s e,sI. mad it in my knees 1aes and
Rba,es, ana any one who has ever bsd
thn uInatism knows how exornciat jns
one 81 ,.1 - ana how it interferes with
hayireo" prk. l was truly in bad shana-
vssrs apeen bothered with IL for tan
yisad on ana on. A local physioian ad-
tall ne 70 use 8. s. s. did so. After
ness Two bottles noticed the sore.
oont;nroo pain were greatly reduced. 4
onebi.. leu the medicine and was thor
flos,s 10y curedj all pain, soreness and in.
70 Iii I1BsLSlon gone. Recommend 81 a a
~ Oil hneumatic sufferers.
soa r c- j. L. AGNEW.
0'' T. Sreenbrier st. MT. Vernon. O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
%rrlpGtctr @credItiGfcit iiir cincm
tapicrcn ltniuusfGmpicr.

Etc yEr2l'c" in anniu~Gitp inot:
Scltocm Moior @iQinnl Wrcbc ON
lcBtcll SonlitnA bci'ni V%r1iircntcl
Nonltpclt cine IGil0crr Nlloicn, &c
hubt ui0 oCncicIbcn icincn .Gon"
~prr'onlld) por1etro0clt hot, heidGiti.
gen lid bic (ogcablGttcr Scr %lunncS.
bol,ptlto0t cinNcheno nit Dem oltcl
%cteroncn mo icincr Wcididtc. Sic
@olbin0toncr oEolt" mcint: Sic
@cld)itte bicic3 MonncS lit potbctiid,
M bod)lten @rooc nliO itcbt in Ocll
NInolen Der NroBen Nrrcc. meldc
oo@ SonN mnbrcnb bcS hiirgcrfric.
0cH ulltcr sic @nficn Ncrllicn bottc.
notwithstanding obrr Eoronclc ga. Ger
Fr0lioent bcGliidluiiitid)tc ocr Moior
Wrcbc, Der ibnl burdy bcn Senator
&llliom Narner por1cltcllt mltrbc,
III Der Inn bonn Gouarcb potirtenWcs
oolllc rilr Sopicrfeit por Dem ,Scinoc
iuro lahnl olc ultf icilc @cid,id)tc be.
jilAlid)en Eopierc nit Gem %eriprc-
der III Gmpiong. b%iciclhcn SIT lcicri
mo lid) nlii boS @elallcitc iibcr ncl,
Sol III intermittent"
Gam mirit bns Slott ciltcn 9tiid-
bid al,i Dos 0ebcn hcS MaiorsGrcbc
inlo lpc5iell iibcr Die ollsoeScid)netcn
SlenIle, Ole Der illilGc bonncner'id)e
N'fi5icr ircimilig Der llnion geIeiItct,
uno ieire 5oblrcid)ert bclOcmniitbigcn
Sboten, Die ihnl bns COB itno Sen
'djri'tlldcn Cont lcincr &orAcicttct,
mie General 2ognrL General @railt,
General Blair, @elRral Somarh. &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Cir Mnruffu e Gunicrcns.

Sp"N'N"1
&od,cn. uilO monotclon0 hobcl
'rdlti01t'd)c llnN 6clltid)r 9iplpnlotcl
iibcr ole arlnOlc1cnocn Eunftc ucr.
b0H0eit, Ole on Der Wnroffo.Gonf2.
rcIl5 81 Nlgectr0S @cGcnitono Scr BE
r0thlulQer lem "iolltcll. Mou hattie
Damn allen Wrunn, al5unlchnnClL 0oi
oIc Gonfercn5 }icmlidJ Nlntt pcrlnlr.
len iocrhe. Gunn pcr0iicntlihtc oiC
fr%0n}or1tc NcNicruld ibr N~l0ubud,,
oltf 0uH ole 0cutidlc Mcoicrllrg nit
clncm NciBblldl nntmnrtCte. Ger
t%ra150lild)c Frcmicrnliniitcr Horuier
blcli lclnc olllichencrrcAcn0c No
rotfo HC0t DOR DER hammer mo -
Nrditrcid ucrltGrftc iciilc Sruppcn
on Der CitNrcn5c. Gultihlono Be
ltrIltc 0arouf mic Dos @ubcl bcrid)s
tCtc. Gilcnh0bmp01cn i'm Nltalun0r.
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0iNrlla lcincr Wrcnjrn. Iicic Mod)-
rld)tcl lcbcn 00Gnd ans. 0l> ub Die
S0gc INNER Irod rid)t Ncfl0rt lei.
Gobci miro piel OurilhCr ipctulirt,
lucldlc @nltumN oic iibriNcn Scr
truNamddltc ulI Der Gnnicrcn5 Gin.
ncbnlcu mcr0cn. &%Cjunncra Un0-
!on0. @liIdlidlCr g&ciie limo Dtnl 40.
0rrliiucn NllpCrinli@umla scr (oricS
oic Glii1cl bcihlljttcn morOcll. Gillr3
o0tr 0n@ nn0crc Sorublott pcri!ld)t
nUCrbinN2 Eod) imuncr, sic Tron5oirn
nit Der NcriidcrrnlN muiNmmmtCrll,
0oG lbllcl 0lld Dos rlltcr elmer libc.
toIcn 9lrnIcrunN ~ltcbcn0c Gnolnno
llltcr often llmit0n0cn Den Miitgcil
GCdcn mCrhc; uilcill lihcralc NlGtt'r
lin0 un0CrCr Nuliht. Su .Ntnlldlriirr
@uarGi0n" crtIGrt: ,Sn Gu0lollh bot
9ficmun0 bic NCrinNitc Nbiidt tSrntf=
reid Dor Den Tollcn zines Strcitca
nit Gcntidlono 81 idiibcn, mo Is
M nldlt TrclunnlhQit, ion0crn Nliu0-
belt, Ole ulrlc cn0llldc ,}citluN@lhrci
brr 10 ELECTROMAGNETIC IN ihrcn Nc;
iUo9bc5clNitl0Cn 1iir Nr0nfrcId) mo
10 bCrtlA ir ibrct SdmUbunNcn &c
gen Ncnti0in1o nldbt. Die Gun0o.
Her Y9Seltnllnltcr @o,ctiC" id)rcibt:
WroBbritunnlicn miro in bic Wurntto
Goricrcn5 ais Der crflGrtc NrelrnO
Nrnntrcid)8 clntreten, nbcr Don Der
"crcitmlll0tcit criiiut, ulld) Der
ircun0 Ncntl0lon0'a III ieill. Gas
'tcbt I'M ElntlnnN min ~friibcrcu &c.
ridtcnL oob Don Ger cngliid)cn 9iplos
motto olll Der GonfGrcnj cine olta0lcii
d)cnbc MultnnN 6mIldcn Sronfrcid)
mo GCltIdInnO 81, crportcn lit.
Mud nnlcrc HcqicrunN miro lidb
ournl' %bcldrGnfcn. ollf Der Woroffas
GonrcrenB ulicrc ciQcntn Sltcreiicu
mubr5ilncbncl mo tire ircunbid)uit
l!d)2n 0icnitc nla &crmittlrrin oll5ll.
blclelt. Altd) NStallcn bat iid) iiir cine
ucrnlttCtnne 9fnlc cntihicoen, ulO
Is 'ttht 81 ermorten, Oob iid) ooa
nclc Adbinrt in Der COMMENSURATE
NIT elmer &ermittIcrroQc be0nil0ell
miro. Nton lit in europa id)licblid
81 cliler rIbiNcrcn Nl,ifoliurN Ncfonl.
men mnO bat ciuQcicbCn, Dob No.
rotto m Mci0br mar. elm ollaidlicG.
lid tran5olild)cr @cliB Ut lpcrberL l.!
ocnt Die Nonoclaintcrclicn Der iibris
gen Notioncn 0~elGhrnct iril, miirocr.
Gem ollf bic ihlicbl.Ihr G~inperlcis
olrnN Morotfo'a licicn Die El1llr Der
"'rlcoliGcn 0lirdorinolulQ" idlicb
LID binoua.
Y" ltcht olio, mcnl ollh rtuoS nit
Dem o0bct NcroIiclt miro. at cruor-
fen, DOB Die Gonicren5 ihlicGlid Nod
ldlcolldl r'rlc0lidJ pcrlGlIit mo 0lc
MonNclHlrcibcit III Muroffu Den an.
t@rrc'lcl after M0d)tc ocrcd)t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Octurih CIR.

G9 licrb am : Saruidr 1906. DioraellS hin
: llbr. Fuitor nciuridl Mpr i'm 9uter bon Ii
NabttIl, Sic SccroiaulI0 Iitoet Mittmunb, bcl
~. InIiinr, Auhnlitiu63 vi llbr. pon elmer
lfbtciI 1SobnulG III NdniIton an Der 0arioro.
Noao, ullo uIl l23 Nor bon Der Sinno.airne
NelietltnR nnl Faltnr Gonroola 5ricnhnic.
Nryl'ine. me!lc pirgl; nan Der Nirhc 9cbcl,
lnoller. rcblcll zen sicnninipuuia ,3ru Inn /
uhy ~ WIN. NNM ltNi0l.S lnliom. AM-lNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
miro olligctlGrl luCrDcn m.iiiicn III
jc cher ocIto bciier.

MIRO ~oll'0ctlGrt iucrGcl lnillcn mo
jc cher bcito bciier.
Sn Der NcrltellunN pom
Ncrtalia. Nutomntcn bat c5 bic 1cd)z
nlt lebr meit gcbrnd,t. 9llldl Die mo.
Gernen Nutomotcn 9 Hcitnurnnt2 be.
lpciiell, mic iehr oieic Ginridtlln1 iid)
Den SebiiriniIlcn 0ca Eltblifuma an
5lipulIcn pclB. Nicer Ole often @rics
den iilO inns BARN bod micoCr no..
oli5 acmcicn, oeun i'll Wcibpuilcrs
9llttomotcn, mic lie Ncrn bon gllcrs
al0ricn bCld)rclbt bubClt mir inns
nod llld]t alligcIdJurnQct. Wrof-
bdlt2' &lcinc5 Gunucriutinn9lcritoL
bon Dem in3luildcl idon Dos 9. 0elt
oltagcNCbcn mor0en it, brinQt cine
Scldrcibull0 0ielea mcrfluilrNiNCl1
N%utonlotclL Der cinc Nbbil0ln1 0C3
Mpporotea bCi1efil0t lit. @ir Nreifcr
0lelc Gill6clnbcit bcrolr3, ula Elm Be
mei2, mic 6 Der &lcinc S%rodbnll9,
genull lpit lcin GROCER NruOcr. per
ltcbt, 00a @illen uucr ,Icitcn IN ~.
ldliftcr, ocn 9C0ilrinilicu Der @cacr.
mart cNlprcd)cn0cr flurrr Cartel
llrlN I'll bictcr. Nltd) lonit ~cnthnltcn
Die Nciic %, 0ic mir iocbCn en-.
pllnGclL m%ondcrlcI in 0i} Nll9cn
6aIlcnOca. ga b@cNcNncn mir bunltcn
GoTcll, Die Die utcl1cituIti9c nirituli.
ld)C ShicrUclt mo mlicrc @iftpilOns
sen micOcr0cbtn. Sic Nlpcn mCr0Cil
llldlt mn in elmer tlurcn Anrtc. ion
bern III pr0dltIAcr Mcilc 0lld) III III.
rem S1n0lhoftcn porOtiilhrt; ibEcn
idllcDt lldl cine &nrtc ser Hulfur
t~oIbInicI un0 cine pnrjiiQIidc Snicl
5lr N%itronomic al. Sic bci0cn Su
Icln oGtbnoNrnpbic" 5ichcn inns be.
lon0cr@ an ON lie hurnftcriitiid)r
HilOcr Ger Mlci0umN, MphnnO mo
non SclIpcln ocrldicocncr NicHiNcn
r0llcn 0cbcn. Nic irbcrL mic sic EA.
plluilI0Cn0 iid) ibrc GhlbbGlirr ais
Fiohlbnltcn olli Dem @oiicr rrrid)
tct. mo mic Die @ilocn in NCu-Wui !
llco 5llm SdnlB NGlliCr III 0c1 Mro-
llcll bohcr NGlnlc hullcll, III 0cncu
Der 3llnnllN ltllr 0ll ld)m0iltCn Hriz
fern mGNIid) lit. WcrtuiiroiN iii nlld)
od% GojotnlGOd)clL 00@ iidl III WtGn
nertlrl0ln9, nit DEM Shucrt mt
0ilrtct, 5llm Son5c bcNibt. mo 10
mt0nGcrlcl 0Ca <crcliontcn. Nild
Die 'tntiltllhcn @eilo1cn iinO mertI-
uolle 3l0nhcll, ga in ibntn baa nult
lie Motcrinl IN Ncld)idtcr Meiic III.
lonmlcngeItcut lit, GrfrGlllid it, 0ob
Der Nrodhdlia dlid) 0rn1 tG0li6cn g.
ben icilc poIe Nuirnerfiumfe;t
lhcrft mo nit NbbiI0ullacn inn Cert
l1ldlt Gci5t, 10 0nlI olldl Der Voic iiH
porltcllcl tonlL lun@ cine 9ofc lllO
cine Soic. mn@ cine a Iour-Suiirl1
II. !. II. lit; iclbit Elm @cidltituhl miro
lm @ltoc Dorgcfilbrt. Niles il, ollcnl
III Der &lcinc @rpfbota in Wort ruIo
gilo Gin ilbcrroihcno reilhcs SGob
t%u'tlctl iilr $c0Crmonm. Der sic Nll.
gen %ollfmod)eu Mil, lllO obcn0rci1 !
lit 0ielcr @IlIenaiMub ilberou2 billio.
ocnn 0N0 Meit foitct iutr 30 Eicnnia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

Icll e1or brrcjlrn. Trllcrc erjic-
bllna n%licrcr &ll1cnO miro "a mcbr
niIBcn, o!@ onc Eri@i0clpioltcn umo
StGuplm0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

Us lIcAt oill Der &onN, Oo6 0ic 10 BIS
30 Vtillionen jGbrlitcn GinfommenS,
0n3 Die 'rommcn SobnS Senior ulo
<nlor bcjiebclL ncllc Nulu1cgcbict1
'ndlelt. Eoril licN Ole Grobc @ciobr
Iltr 0oS pirtbihoftliGc 9chcn. Mit
ocn1 Petroleum hobcn iih bic Hofc
teller" Die gon5c @clt mchr obcr nc
niger tribltpIli6tig gcn1ont. Ntit
lbrCn l%1ornoIen Sabrcseinnuhnlen
t0nneH lie in mei1idcn Sobrcn cbcnio
gut dnocre SnbuItriCypcigc monopo,
Iilircn. @cr mill tic ooron bin0crn2
Gn@ D&oll Strcct Sour
nol" Itcut bic iolgrnoen pciliniitis
ldcn 9ctro0tlun1cn an: nNenm c2 IN
olclcm Sonoc etruo9 Niebt, ipo1 mcbr
ais ullCS onoerc oo}ll b%citrngcn font
tc, cine in}iale mo politiihc Mepollz
tlon berppr6llrlllCIL 10 lit e 1oH @ct
fllbL 0oB bier Gin @clcG iiir Die Net
hcll lul0 cln on0Crc@ iilr Die 9rnleH
bcllebt. Nihta lit iid)trcr ais Nu@
Sdidinl bea GlCrfa, mclhcr IS Die
NSod)c pcr0icnt ul0 lcillcn ErIn5lpuI
llnl Elm ponr Iullnr9 6@cItithlt. Gr
miro pcrhoftct mo ms WciungnIb
Ncididt. MCnn CT icinr Strnie nbNr.
lCIlcn bat, 10 lit linn Ole (h!irc icbCr
onIt0n0lgcn @cid)dltl0unN pcrlNloi.
len. Gr tr00t 0u2 3cld)en 0C2 ECrbr2-
hcr2 olli Der Stirn. Scjncr Fcrion
b0ftct ser @cruh 0c9 @%ciGn0niiica
an. Gr miro bon icincn Witnlrnlhen
1Cnlic6cn. Gr 6at fci1c NoifmrnJ
mo tcIlC 3llflmft mcbr. @ic obcr
gcht G. 0Cm rcid)cn Mnrmc, mcld)cr
icIuc Modt mibbrnlld)t, nm Wcuiml
olIr Soften nn0erCr Wcnld)rn III crs
5Itlcll, lpcld)rr IN buMf0brcnGCr Nrro7
Q0lt5 0n2 EllbIifmm ol3pliln0crt ul0
G. 6pinNt linn Sribmt Ill 5ublcn
lucld)cr lruiti0no3 III mlcbrlid2r
SSclle %uCrluoltct, mcld)cr nit 0cnl
WcI0c nn0Crcr lpctlllirt, lpcldcr 'id
icIblt ipiBbiibiid)c @chGlter 5llcr-
lucld)er 0n3 @cicb ucrlcbt, nit
3iffcrn GungboIl ipiclt, bic EiIWcr
nlo Die TcaicrnnN1 Gcportc.
mcnta, ocren Nnfildlt cr mltCritcbt,
nit mridtI9cn Nn1nbcn bctriiNt !
iolhc WUncr bcitruit? User.
Den lie ans Der Nun0elatunmlcr ans
NrItoBcn? @er0rn lie Don ser @cicli
'hnit aNcbnpnttrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
0uu0uu Tarf.

Ser bauptia hfihite Sriesbpi In Baltimore.
Nrcal: $50 Nder. - SINNER u ahrenoer Quarter.
3u ieoer Seit erreihbaf. 6iinf Gents Subrs
geIo bon allen StaoiibciIen. Gtrabenbabns
s!uagpiS pafiireu Den Saupteiuaana ale brri
Mtinnter. Nnrnte5 @~drtesimnier fir Splhe,
ole hen Nriehboi bel raubeni @eiier befuhrr.
9esriibnibpIdte III tebr tudbieen Grciicn,
fIntmiIid unter fnrin,ibrenoer Yileee.
Yirenn: Tr. 81, @cit.Sara.psa. strnfe.
C,Sau6-)
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=
Srruliur Mi(,us

NS ilorb am :. Snuunr 1906 Caroline
9siim" IN Nlier BON 81 [dbren. q Wiountcn
:. sSiImS. Nic Nceroi0nra iinnei Sicnitaa,
otn .. Snln!nr. 9iubmitiaga > llbr. bon ocr
Mo0nliil1 ibreS Subnc5, orit. @eurac Is. aSilmo.
!tr. 22S. Gin SrcuIont. elpclntc. ans ituii. mojl
SreHnbc ein0ctuben IiHo. SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Milheimiuc WiiNrr

Vim MiorItoM Den $. Tnmiur. 1T in ibrcr
lthteli SSoDluuG 8l GGripiuc. Baltimore, Gululs
III. ole nnpcrhc,raibctc &i.briniue Wiincr I'M
90. Schctalnp:e GcitorbCl. Sic NceroilunU
MIN Sorncriiug. lladlmitiurS tnlh > llbr. pom
SrdIierbarlc ans iintiiinocu. %crmnuotc uno
NreIloe mo hermit cingelnocrt, ih an Der
SrGiitrieiCr II bcthcili0cu. tq-lb
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.Nc;nrih lllridl,

Us 'tnrb an :. SNnuGr 1906 IN icincr gSun
iniilI. ?tr. l2iS. !turos Battlefront Fart s9tpclmlc.
nab i'yjcr @rdltibcil icinrinl liiria, ~gcIic6tcr
0niie bon Golilc l(irid IN Giicr bon 10 Sab
rem. Gehotcn IN Shpdr6cnielS. Nciici. SentIh
lnlto. sic Necraiaina linoet mpracu, @itt,
MON, Nnbnliliua" , ubr, rom Grnicrhuuic
rn9 iiutt. setlcBino priputim. W---iO
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Ser @oibiu Ntoncr Gorrc
lpon0cnt 0cs .Snui>piuc Sln5ciNcr"
lhrCibt Dem @lottc: ISM &ric0ae
Gcportemcllt mlod)t Jest Gin Neid)id,t
den 0ic Nllitoc, bo@ ieiRc Noiia in
Der Nisfuliinn scr &0iltlneifrolc
hut. Is lcbt bier IN @oihill0toll
nuntlih Cin ,@Cntlemon," Der 6 it'd,
jllr Nlli1ube nlad)t, hniilr SIT iorNcr,
BOB OiC gSclt nid)t olla Hono lll0
@ono 0crGtb, nnb Der oCaholb IN Fl
nent Tort 3liidriitcn All Die }Cituu.
gen ridtct mo inmcriort in OCll per
%id,icoeucn Gcpurtcncnta herum.
lhnilffelt, Inn, mic CT OIoltbt, nod
ocnt Ncdtcn III ichen. 90 oron0 cr
urlGngit in 0oa 9iircuu iiir inilllart
Nllgelcgcnbcitcn unb las bcm Gbcf
oco Nilrenl1, ObcrIt Gopuros, Oit
Sepitcn ilbcr bic &ontincniruac mo
ltbcr Scnlpcrcn6 alli Ocn Sniclbc.
libllll0cn Der Ser. Stootcrr. Ger
Sbcrlt 1nb linn nid)t picl Grnnltbi
0llll0, lporulll Damn Der @cltucrbcllcs
rcr 6orrlA crtl1rtc, 0nB Die unlcrifo
niId)c Nrnlcc cine 9rlltlt0ttc Don S0i,
rclt mo Sruntenbnlocn lei. Sbcrit
Gomoroa In0tC inn, mcrn CT bic
Nrnncc inlultircn pollic, cr oo3 az
ellclll 0nNcrCn Srtc tbltn uiii'c, m0s
rorlr CT Den }uorinNlifcn bel Den
Sd)ultcrn inbtc unb an oic Sllit icBtc,
lpohCl CT nb(l0rciu llnd) pcrilld)tc.
lhnl cinCn (rItt olf'a Sintcribcil III
pcrlcbcn. Ger Sritt ucricblte ilbeiicn
lcll1 3icl, nbCr Der Wcltpcrbclicrcr
cite mlltbcntbrnnnt Den Corridor
cntlon0 lllN riltttc bcrn @ricAalcfrctGr
Colt oli Die Suhc, non mcld,cnl or
pcrlan9tc, NuB Der Sifi6icr. scr i'm
bcleioiNtr, fricga1cridtlid) pro5ciiirt
oocr 'oIort fuliirt lpcrocn lolIc. Gr
cri0Nltc Den Norfall 0clou III Der
Mcilc, mic cr pnllirt mar mo Der
lonatc ihlcunigeS &criobrcn in Dem
Nollc. Scr aricaaicfrctdr blidtc rcdht
crnlt llnN miirocppQ brcin uuo be
ld)ico Den Nbcrltcl Golparos III iidl.
otn Ct ~griinolid 9ctrcfiS oes &orgc
Iollcnel ms 8cbet nnbnl. .Sit g
lpobr," Ird0tc Der ScfrctGr, .bnB Sic
i'm llod) lcincr 9clncrfllnN ilbcr oic
Hrnncc ans $hrcn @iircoll geluortcn
bobcn?" .<nluobl, Sir" cruibcrtc
Der SbcrIt, inoelu er Die ainnlobcn
ieIt 5lionmlcnihlob. vllnO Sic wol'
ten linn cincn Sritt uerietcn iinb Der
micoen rllr nit fndppcr MoihL i'm III
trtilcn?" ~@ous 9cpib, Sir" .Som
lpilnld)c ih. bob Sic pcrilcbcn," ia1tc
Der Scsrct1r boridl DOB Sic oiii5icH
9criIrreit mo luc1cn moNAeihafter
SreIilidcrbeit."
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Sohm ". Scnfcl,
Mr. COZ, Glib sGarp.s trabe.
iii Ncr Observation-Disclosures.

Wei6er auc ,Nniiriae iieiS 5ir 3ufricocnbcit
Gusfihrt. Sic bon ibnt bebnrocliet 2eiden tons
lien SsotDeil lana lic9cil, obne Die aerinaiieu
arnoiirie @inbnlinmirerin nrn iii ole Nebano,
lnll9 nnn SrnncnIciUcn oeren Spe5ia litdt.
tSGnl0,lO
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Nhriitinc Sdlml,c-

Is '!drb III 8. rnruur 1906 Gbritinc
Smrljr III tbrent 20. Yebeuoiu6re. Die Beer.
o,leniiA 'llIcci Mittiupdh II, Den 10. (anuur. nm 10
uhr I'or0tlIS, bonn "Yu0ohurQ.Ncint." Ar. 7l6.
NNtll YertINIoLl. StraRC. nIiN ilnil. tN--lM
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Ncutc Ncbt'S Sod Der
io0ic Der &lnb, ga iicl CT DOM picr.
ten Stnd beruntcr. Nlib bel Dem
E0nnnn &unol Ncbt'S icBt lpicNcr
bod Der, &ricA@mIniltcr Iolt bat
Den &oriibcnoen ser @unol Commit
lion, Nrn. Sbnut&, IN cincnl 9crid)t
oil Den Gon1rcB hos iibcr bic &pblcA
QcSoNcrL mo Sr. SbontS miro bos
rollibin mnbl icinc Stellc nicocrlc.
0cll. IS lbcrocn Scr GomniIlinn einc
Nn5obl MibitGnoc unb llnrcaclnlG.
Bigtcltcn 6ltr Solt gclcNt. Er1lioelt
Mooieuclt iinoct III icincnl Scglcit,
ldrclbcn an bcn Gon9rcB bic Sort
ld)rittc ON 3nnnlbul crfrculid, mo
ncrlnnAt Den mnndcrlci Nnlduloi
9lllgel 9c0cnilbcr cinc Nrilnolid,c
l(ntcrlnd)unh bon1lt irNenb ein
l(cbclthntcr, ipern ioldc cutocdt Nor
Cen. SIR Serontlportung unb Stroic
0c5oNcl1 mcrbcn tonnc.
ur5lid muroc bcri d tct
oaB bie Stockholders in bcll orobcn
Sebcn6ncrliherunaS @cicnidoitcn ci
men groBcn Nntbeil Ger sltticn crlpor'
ben bitten. SeBt meloen Mcm Worfcr
NIottcr. Bob Der jinloc Hodcicllcr
Er1iibcnt ser llellen Continental
Hubber Gompouu Of anerieo" &c.
lporocrt. oic lebtcn Somitog III Nelu-
SerIcu nit eincnl &apitol BON 80
Miuioncn Collars incorporirt nor.
Den lit. Scnator NIbrih ulb Nnoere
ipcrocn als Gompaanons gcnannt.
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Baltimore Cemetery.

Siireau: Sraniliu -2,ioa.. Baltimore. II. Tvrtbtr.
Observation-Disclosures ann %crInni-oun SO an.
mt aiarmcrpioitcn ntsegrcnst. $35 = Tlat
fir pier @rihcr. tSnni16,fO
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Ginc ciNcntb y ii III | DIT ~ l.
Dung Nca Ncitriaen &ubcls: Gin &icr.
tel Der I'M Iuslatbc 0eiumlnclten
S~ilfsgelber iiir Die nut1leioenbcn riii.
lilhen SlIocn lei 5lir 9enOnfimnng Scr
Hcpolitlon0rc nnb sur Nnfcrti1rng
bon Vonlben ueripnnbt morbcn. Ia5lt
liiib bic aroBen Siinunicn bod) liid,t
aeiammclt norbcn. Sic Meloauis
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MOwlanb's tiirfiIde SGber.
Gaaitoble. WsbGnoe. Voitamt Bcsen. etets often.
tAuGuit2H-) 49,
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Gin &oriiWtiNcr. Gin in
%cno mohncnOcr dlicrcr Ncrr, mCAtil
ieircr o%rigincucn GiniGuc bctunlt,
iiibrt icit Ginger 3eit bel ieIncn Mus
01r0cu itcta cine Siiitenfortc bel iidl,
Die iolgcnDc 9luiid)rift tr0Nt; nNlrto.
mpbiliobrer, lucld)e MIDI iIbcrlobrcu
bobeL mcrocn boilidllt crilld)t, mClnG
llrbcrrcltc uhNcbcn jt luolIcn."
GSolgt Nuntc mo N0rclc.)