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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
CONGRESSMAN ADAMS SUICIDES
Wrote Letter to Speaker Cannon Civ
ing Cause of Act.

ing Cause of Act.
Washington, June Representa-
tive Robert Adams of the second con.
gressional district of Pennsylvania
is dead at the Emergency hospital in
this city as the result of a pistol shot
fired through his mouth into his head
with suicidal intent
The act was committed some time
between 6 and o'clock Friday morn
ing at the club chambers of the Met
ropolitan club, where Mr.. Adams has
resided for several years 1t was not
until 8 o'clock, however, that he was
found by Horace Clark, one of the ne
gro bell men whose habit it was each
morning to carry hot water to the
room. Upon opening the door, Clark
ting upright in an arm chair He i'm
mediately summoned the attaches of
the house, and a doctor at once was
sent for.
Mr.. Adams then was unconscious,
and the physician who was summoned
pronounced the wound necessarily ia
tai. Mr.. Adams was soon afterward
removed to the hospital in a patrol
wagon, where the bullet and some frag-
ments of the bone were removed from
his brain. He died at 1880 o'clock
In a letter to Speaker Cannon he
said that the fact that my personal
obligations exceed my resources is my
only excuse for abandoning he respon-
sibie position l occupy in the house
| am willing to be buried at its ex-
pense, but | ask that no committee be
appointed, or memorial services held,
as l have never been IN sympathy with
the latter custom.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Infant Negro Does Murder.

Tallulah, La, June 1.-The special
grand jury began the investigation
into the lynching of Robert T. Rogers,
the white man who was taken from
Jail here Monday by a mob which
came on a special train from Mon
roe. Many prominent citizens from
Ouachita, Richland and Madison par
1shes have been summoned and some
Of them have already testified. DR..
F. A. Brown, brother Of Rogers vic
tim, who is generally believed to have
led the mob and in whose name the
special train was chartered, has been
on the scene awaiting the action of the
grand jury.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Want Mail Consolidated

Washington, June 1.-Petitions sign.
ed by former Postmaster General John
Wanamaker, Charles Emory Smith
James A. Gary and Thomas L. James,
Chairman Taggert, of the Democratic
national committee, the Columbia uni
versity faculty the Barnard college fac
ulty, the Columbia Grange, of New Jer-
sey, and numerous others urging pass
age of the bill for the consolidation of
third and fourthclass mail matter as
recommended by Postmaster General
Cortelyou in his annual report, were
submitted to the house Friday by the
postal progress league.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02

"What in the world does that mean?"
asked the traveller through sparsely
settled region on the cape. There's
no such place on my road map"
The man whom he addressed first
took leisurely survey of the traveller
and his horse and then turned his eyes
toward the weather beaten sign which
bore the single word 'Tolpim."
'That amt q name" he said, with
dignity; 'It's jest an indication. It
means, TO Long Pond one mile
"It's plain enough to folks from near
by that's hunting for the pond, and
we don't reckon on strangers taking
much interest. youths Companion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Five Are Injured in Train wreok

Sandusky, o., June Fast Lake.
shore mail and express train No. IT.,
west bound, crashed into the rear of
a freight train 2 miles east of here
Friday and the engineer, fireman and
three mail clerks on the express were
injured, though not fatally. All tracks
were blocked by the wreckage and
trains are now running by way of the
Southern division between Cleveland
and Toledo.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
VIII Send Report to CONGRESS.

Washington, June president
Roosevelt hasadecided to send to con
gress the report made to him by Pro
fessor Charles P. Neill, commissioner
Of labor, and James B. Reynolds, OF
their Investigations into the condi
tions of the meat packing houses o1
the west. The report will be sent
to congress probably early next week
and will be accompanied by a mes
sage from the president.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Odd English Customs.

England can boast of more quaint
customs and ceremonies that have been
handed down from century to century
than any other civilized nation. The
sounding of the mayors horn at Ripon
Is one of the most ancient customs In
the kingdom. 1t formerly announced
the setting of the watch, but 1t has now
lapsed into the formality Of three blasts
given at o'clock every evening at the
mayors residence by his official horn
blower and three more at the market
cross.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Boy Killed bv a Train

Meridian, Miss, June Eddie Will
liams, white, aged IA, was killed al
the Northeastern shops, his body be
ing cut in two. The lad was one OF
over thousand pleasure seekers re
turning from the engineers picnic al
Heidelberg. 1t is claimed he attempt
ed to jump from the train as 1t passed
the shops, thereby getting home
earlier, and that he fell or was knock
ed under the cars.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Takes Action on Burto n,

Washington, June 1.-Senator Bal
ley today introduced a resolution in
the committee for the expulsion OF
Senator J. r. Burton, of Kansas, ac
ton on the resolution went over un
til next Tuesday. 1t is understood
that the sentiment of the committee
is such that the resolution will be
adopted If Burton does not resign be-
fore next committee meeting. The
senate has passed bill deciding tc
Albuquerque, N. M, tract of land
for cemetery purposes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02

Fort Worth, Tex, June 1.-As the
result of q collision between passen-
ger train on the Fort Worth and Den.
yer railroad and box car at Wichita
Falls, eleven persons were injured.
Engineer Wallace Byrd died of his in.
juries Friday. No other fatalities are
looked for. The collision was caused
by storm blowing the box car from
a switch to the main track.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Woman AtteHnted Suicide

Atlanta, June Living alone in
a little house at Is Bush street, un
friendly and alone, i'll and sick at heart
Miss Ella Holden, a comely young
woman, made two attempts upon her
life Thursday afternoon, and was final
" taken in custody by the police and
placed in the female ward at the po
lice station to protect her against her
self
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Are CONSIDERING Renorts.

Nashville, Tenn, June 1.-The state
Democratic convention was called to
order for it's fourth days session Fri.
day morning at O'Clock, but it was
near 10 o'clock before the committee
on credentials submitted its report
The report as to the eligibility of del
egations in counties where there were
no contests, was unanimous and both
majority and minority reports were
submitted on contested counties. These
reports are now being considered with
good prospects for wrangle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Cassatt Denies Report.

New York, June 1.-The Associated
Press Friday received the following
telegram from the steamer Amerika by
wireless telegraphy from President A
j. Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania rail
road: NO truth in report that I in
tend resigning the presidency of the
Pennsylvania railroad"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
A. G. r. Office Moved.

Swainsboro, Ga, June 1.-The gener.
al Offices of the Augusta and Florida
railroad have been transferred from
here to Augusta. Cecil Gabbett, who
is general superintendent, left a few
days ago and W. B. Moore, auditor,
with their assistants, will leave this
week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Gomez Refuses castro,s Pronosition-

New York, June IA cable dis
pach to the Herald from Caracas, Ven
ezuela, say that Acting President Co
mez having refused to accept General
Castro's proposition involving the con-
tinuance of the former in office, the
latter declined to meet Senor Gomez
at Los Toques Wednesday, thus con-
summating the rupture between the
two. Senor Gomez now announces
that he will call special session of
congress to consider his resignation
There is feverish excitement here,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
ontimtstic Sure.

Newberry- Sanford OF an opti-
mistic temperament? Baldwin =
should say he is. I have known him
to 60 into O. restaurant without cent
In his pocket, order dozen oysters
and feel satisfied that he could pay hia
bill with pearl.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Wants investigations.

Washington, June 1.-Representative L.
Sheppard Of Texas, has introduced res.
olutions for investigations by the vari.
Gus house committees on expenditures
by the state, war, navy, interior, post
Office, treasury and department of jus,
tice also on public buildings.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02
Bartender and Porter Bound over.

> Atlanta, June I.-W. 2. Avery, a
bartender, and George Acey, a negro
porter, both of whom are employed at
the Star saloon, 50 Decatur street,
were on Thursday bound over by Re
corder Broyles on a charge of selling
malt liquors to a minor. Their bonds
were placed at $100 each.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02

Yes, she made a name for herself"
I'm what way?"
why, she used to be Ellen Cummins
Brown. Now she is Aileen Comyna
Browne. ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02

Madrid, June liking Alfonso and
his bride before lunch Friday rode
through the streets of Madrid in an
automobile, without an escort. They
were loudly acclaimed by the people.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-02

Washington, June 1.-That Reed
Smoot is not entitled to his seat in the
United States senate as senator from
Utah, was the decision of the senate
committee on privileges and elections
declared Friday by vote of to 5.
The deci~4On was on Senator Dubois
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19

Observation-Disclosures 0c3 ySobns
SopfinS' @%oipitolS," bot ais iolfe
reiignirt. Sic Game gcbt a6cr crit
I'M Scrbit 0eS Sobre$ 1907 II. miro
Damn an ser Observation-Disclosures"
IN Nclu Oorf Elm mi6tigcS Geporte.
ment cinriften. Sri. Niltting lit
ans Canada ge6iirtig.
- Gle Convention ser Sallpt.
GlerfS Der pcrihieoenen 2inicn Der
nEenniplpanio 8obn" taqt felt ge.
itern Morgen i'm n9elneoerc Sotel"
uno miro bis morgen onouuern. 81.
icnbobnroten lit oos Soupttbemu Der
Contention.
- 9ic icd)Ste Gonpcntion ser st.
9lnbrcus @riiocridait" mo Scr orei
Gi65cicn Woprlano, Cation uno
Malbington Der bii6oflid) proteltan.
ttldcn Stride, melbe morgcn uno
Sonntog in ser ct. EeterS' Gpisco.
paIsairdJe an GruioaSiQ-Npc uno
SonpoIeItrobc itottfinoet. miro BON
1000 Gclcgoten beiudt iperbcn. 8i.
Idol Farct miro Die Convention er.
0ffnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
SciratGS Giccnscn.

Sobn 6. Ilcronhcr, Is, uno Nlicc
N. @eliG, IS; Applifant 5. +. Sic
ronOcr, Ncogcrtolpn ga.
Son1cS 81. Ebomion, 81, unO Sine
liza &. Sbluob, %; applifnnt g. ".
WcGonn3, Nr. 1880, 0alti.
morcitrobc.
&cnnct6 e. Burton &c, unp Der
nice 9. llgncr, II; gpplifont Seen.
netb 6. @ilrtoll, Salioo, Sol.
Gciori Smbrioni, %, uno Goiic
2iberto, IS; Ipplifont Gciuri Snl-
brioni, Ger. ITO, GiamonoltroBc.
@iaiom =. 9i6ca, 40, uno Sar-
riett &. 2opc, 20; gplifont Soibua
SideH Ir. 500, 9liihcritroBc.
Sgno5io Eorrcgroiio, %, umb Mgo.
tina Goracciolo, 90; Npplifant 81.
no5ic GorrcgroIio, Nr. S21, Iorhs
GOenltrobc.
Sorrp NJ. Mopnor, %, umo Worn
&. S,5ndiou, %; Npplifont Sobn Z.
@inoior, Gr. 1901, GnItcrn,Ipennc.
Intonc &aptain, %, uno Morn
Goocr, 20; gpplifont 8iaiam Sed,
gtr. t2t, @arteritrobe.
Gin nadtrdgli6e III j..
pfang gelegentlid Der &ermldblung
BON Srn. Wiaarb 3. Sbomas bon Ser
Gsirmu Sbomas & GpanS unb SRI.
Bertha See Moccubbin So1ter bon
Srn. Charles ". Maccu6bin bon Nr.
1907, SIt.Greitonz StroBe, fono om
Wittipoh gbcno in Dem Scim Der
Neupern,Gblten, Nr. 1911, Norb.
9roaomop, itatt. Sr. Sbonlns uno
SRI. Waccubbin lpuroen am +. Mai
in @aibin9ton orrd Yaitor S. g.
Wc2augblin getraut. gu Dem
Gnlpiang batten iif mir ctlihc
Der nGd)iten Teripanotcn uno intims
itet 6reunoe Gin uno nae mliroen nit
Dem 8eiten belpirtbet, ipas Slide uno
Seller oarbieten fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
Staot Baltimore.
Tcitbirigcnt 2Orcm5 fummt.

NcItDtrIgcnt Surch5 fpntlnf.
GerIel6e miro 6elltc a6en0 bier elm.
t%rciicn. Ger GorItano Der
Ser. SGngcr miro i'm on 9abn'
hoi cmpfongen. Die belttl9C
Waiicnpro6e. - glnoere ScreinS.
Na6rid)ten.
81 Der bellte N6cno IN Der D@er'
mania 3 W1nnerbor . Salle" itatt-
iinoen0en WoIicnpro6e ser Ser.
SGn0cr bon Baltimore" iiir OaS 81.
Notionolc SGngcrieit oe5 %u9torb6it-
Ii6en SGngcrbunOcs bon Nmcrifo"
in ltclpurf, MS, miro ncben bCm
Scltbirigcntcn SltliuS 2orcn5 aud
6eltprGiioent Nu0uIt @ocrb bier ciIl.
t%reiicn. Sic SS. Scnrp 0icicfiuL
YrGiiOcnt, Serb. &oiicr, &oriiBcn0er
0c9 Muiits Gomitc'S, @crmnnn Did
lid S0obmciiter, luno 1o6n s.
&lcin, TtriQent Ser Scr. SGn9rr
bon Baltimore" mcr0cn sic Scrren
bette gegcn I6cno nm @obnboie
goltlidJ %cmpiongcn mo nicicIbcL
nod] cincm aemciniNoitlid ein5luncb-
member N%bcnoeiicrL Dcn SGngcrn IN
Der o@Crmnniu WtGnncrdor Safe"
3uiilbrcn, no 6clt0irigcnt &orcn5 Die
WoIiclprobc lcitcn miro.
n8crmnnios Surnpercin."
Ger o@crmnniu Surnpcrcin" be-
ihloB IN icincr lcbten Sibuna, Scr
NuiiorNcrunQ oc9 &un0c2Oorort%
rod)fommenb, cine frcimiQige 9ci-
ltcucr icincr MitQlicocr 81 crbebcrJ
nm 6ic Eurnbriiocr IN Sm Sror-
8i&co ST. untcrltiiben. Ntdd)itcn Conn.
tag miro lid Scr &crcin on Sem &C.
mcinId)oitlidcn Gurnmorih Scr bier
biciigcn Ocuti6cn Sltrnpcrcinc bctbci-
ligcu. Sir oo3 Gnoc oicicS MonotS
ltottiin0cnoc S6nltturnCn ne6it 9aIl
murOcn ipcitcrc &orbcrcitrnQcn &c.
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bonic5 ln6 r@%ubcnicr &ercinS" fot-
Den Innobmc.
IS % Gnnerd 0 T."
Tie @ciangSIcftlon 0cS o0crma-
MIA . MdnncrdorS" iibte geltern I'M
ter 2eitung orS 0irigcntcn 81. Sent
berger Sen Gbor ,&otcrlono" BON
@olL ser bci'm g~ol0cncn SllbilGumSs
Gpn5crt Qclungct mcrocn miro. ST..
Membcrgcr ipro6 olBcrocm nod Den
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Mitmirr1ng bci'm Sop" CONCERT am
Gienitog aus, ga Sr. Sralfo bicnIt.
lid p%crbinocrt iei, icincn 3nnf per
i0nlid 81 il6crbrinGCn. &r. Sranfo
babe sic 2ciihmgcn 0cs &crcin3 ais
por5iiqlid)e bc5ei6nct. Garuuf mllrs
Sen iiiod mtitefc g or6ertitithbth iiir
On5 NMuorfcr SGngcricit 9etroiicn.
ErGIi0cnt $. @GGmonn iiibrte Sen
Soriit.
yW cIooic."
Sn Srn. Sacob Mic3' Safe, gde
bon 2om. u1o SorrcItsSt rob ionO
ocItcrn 9l6cno oie mGhentlidc Sing
Itlnoc oeS @crcins nMclooie" Itott.
8eiibt pllrocn inter 2citung Ocs OF
riaenten, Eroi. =. aaroluS, 2icOcr
liir Sen MaiIu5ilug uno SGngcriclt.
d0rc.
y@nDcriider 90 dnnrhnr."
Ser r9opcriide MGnner6or"
ii6te acitcrn 9(6cnO in Srn. Sobn
9[dcrnlom'S Soac, Ode BON Cough
uno GorolineltroBc, inter 2eitung
bc5 Girigctten Eroi. Nng. SdnciOer
2icocr iiir oas AniNngS nGd)itcn 80
mats Itottiinocnoe Yicnic uno SGn.
gerieit66rc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
Mus Baltimore Gunutn.

6irnung in Der ct. &oicpD$.&irde
an Observation-Disclosures Glib
bonS miro bon &citcrn c&fortirt.--
IS. 9. g. "oIS 2ci5poHc.-anoc-
res ans ocm GouNtD.
&n scr ct. Soicpba Stride an @t-
loir.9fooo, bercn Scclior0cr &otcr
Charles s. Srintou2 it, miro nGd)z
item Sonntag nod Sem Sofanlt Die
Tirnung elmer &loiic uon 1t6 Sim.
bern Ollr1 &nroinol Gibbons por0c,
nommcn mcroen. Ger &or0inol miro
iid bcrcitS om SomituQ Nbcno nod)
0cm Binrrbnllc Der &irhc binollS be.
Ncbclt bc0leitet bon Niit0licocrn Der
@cncin0c 81 EfcrO. Ntit9licOcr Scr
Gon5ilc Scr n%&otboIlihCn @obltb1tig.
tcit9sScgion" IN rn0 bel Baltimore
lpcrocn olS 2ci6mo6c oc$ 9rGlotcn
flu1Aircn. Gltf Der Hiidfobrt nod
Baltimore am Sonuto0 9tudnitto1
miro Ser &aroinol oiciclbc 9egleiz
tu1lg babcn.
GinbnIt&bcfcbIc perIon0t.
Soplin brothers rcidtcn i'm arci3.
0crid)t 5ll Somlon cine &la0e gc0cn
Win1a Nodnlnn unO 2(nOcrc cin, IN
pclfcr tic nm cincu Gil,boltSbcicbl
crlllhcn, Inn oicIclbCn 81 ucrbilt0erlt,
cine 5llm Gigcntbrm scr &lG0cr fiib.
rcnOc StraBc in Canton ouIylreiBct.
Miftcr Guncon 0cm6brtc Ocn &c.
lpiinidtcn GinDnlt2bcicbl.
Die oGo1ton = Gompugnic bon @ol.
tinlorc" rcidtc i'm &rciS0cridt sll
Somion cbcninQS Gin @ciud Inn cis
ncn GilbnltShcfcbl elm nm bic H0ro.
lidc Contradiction" 5t pcrbinocrlr,
ouf Dem @runO ser nGonton.Gomp."
lpcltcrc @clciic ST. ICQcn. 0icicr Gi1-
b%oltabcfcbl mllroc 0CmGbrt, uno spar
10, Oob cS Scr @efIogtcn pcrbotcn lit,
mciterc @mtopcrotioncn oorjlulc6.
men, bis bic &cdtSiroacn crlcoigt
limo o0cr bic IngcIc1cnbcit nllf giitliz
drm @cGc cincn Nbi6IuB finoct.
S6cibun0 1cmGbrt.
Nid)tcr Snllcom BON &rci30cridt
81 Golpion gclpGbrtc 9(nnic Moric
StcNmon cine obiolntc SGcioun0
BON ibrcn Wonnc &obn Stcgmon.
Gas Fdor bcirot6cte am 9. Woi 1900
mo ldon cine @ofc nod Scr Groil.
ing mllroc 6rolt Stcgmon bon i6renn
M'oIlnc bcrIoiicn. 6crncr nilroc scr
@clhicOcllcn ooS McGt cingcrGumt,
mieocr ibrcn MGohcnnomcn Innic
Morie &ncrfrr 81 iiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19

mll1g, mo Die llebertrog1ng Der.
pilidtet Die Cemetery : Gompognie,"
oui INNER Oos Snmilicngrob Scr
Geritorbenen in gutter Sronung 81
boIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
gluS Den 8crihtsb6fcn.

ituttcr. - Ser Strobcnpiloltc.
u1ngSfampf. = Illtomobile Oiir.
len ~ Wcilcn III Der Stunoe fab.
rem. - @cfonntcn iid ifuloig.
Sm Common Ylco5s@ criGt pcrpori
Ni6tcr Sharp gcitcrn baS Wonou-
mus e 0ciudJ Der Observation-Disclosures
tirn1o Y. Moltricc Molttion & Go,
lucld)c@ oicIcIbc gcgcn bic Stnnts-
SeldJrnbcItattcr 3 9eb0roc nngcltrengt
bnttc, Inn oicIclbc 5u 5mingcn, Der
"Gompoanic" cine 2eihcnbcItattCr,
SIccnj SIT gebcu. Die GSirnlo beItcbt
aus @rrt. NoutIon ociicn @ottin llno
oercn Nhlttcr. Ter Nihtcr cntiAie6,
ct fonntc cine 2iccn} in icincm cigc.
llcn Nomm crbaItcn, obrr nidt iiir
Die "Gompognic." &coc9 Mitglico
cincS Gompognics@cihGit@ ml,b lett
ein Gcrtiiifat bnbcn.
Ger roBcnpfI oitcrun0&
tumpf.
StuSt Erofurntor Wrllcc rcidtc &c.
tern I'M &rci9Acridt icinc Intluort
Gin ollf sic Dor 5luci @od)cn bonn Nl1
malt &inoc &obc Strol2 i'm Nouct
bon Sutob $. Mill ais @cmobncr 0c5
MINER crbobcnc &logc 0rQcn ole
StroBcnorrhbrlldS GnmmiiiGrc. El
Der &loAcihriit miro bcbuuptct sic
GomnlillGrc bGttcn fem gcIctlihc3
NCft, mltcr Scr 9lnncy g Gntipidc,
lun0Sottc &crbclIcrltngCn i'm MINER
por5unebmcr. }Nr. @rucc crflGrt in
icinCr Grruibcrunh oo3 @cicb, inter
mcl0cm lie pom StoOtrntb Die 9lllto.
rit1t crDicltcn, lei IN ollcn StiidHn
conititutioncll. 6crncr liibrt cr ans,
0uB hCn @Cbril0Crn gSnrrcn ser Con.
trait iilr bic Gilnltcrung ser %. Str.
nit 9itulitbic IN 0cicbIidcr @ciir
bon scr GontroftbcbGroe iibcrtrngcn
morocn ici.
3m0lf MciICn pro Stunoc.
Mihtcr @orlon CntidJicO Ncitcrn in
elmer @logc Oc3 StnotcS Ncgcn rStiic
g. GoiiorO, iu1y mc!dJcr Der llcber.
trctlng OC@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
onNctlnGt nor, 0nB bic 0cictlidt
6obrQciNminOigtcit fir gutonlobiic
in baltimore II MciIcn pro Stutoe
lei. Gcr Sal murOc pcrlporict.
@cfonntcn i'd hul0tQ.
ScmcS Moion unb Gonicl Griffith
6%cronntch iid Gritcrn i'm @nnnca}
@rci9acrift ihuloig, sic Noit iiir be.
triigcrii6c 3mcde bcnuBt 81 bnbcr,
lWlO murOCn pom Gid)tcr MorriS 81
ic icd9 Monotcn @ci0nanib uno jltr
3obIlmg bon $500 Stroic pcr,lr.
tbcilt. Sic bctricbcn Gin bctriigcri.
ibc@ Motlcrgci66ft int Union Srltits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19

'p'N' NNNfpNAjN IlllAllllN ~ Nlllllll
Morie <cHdcr 81 iiibrcn,
u.
@ie i'm SnDiQncr Gcrri.
tortnm. - SiiOor @rccnbounL cir
1G Sabre alter rSllugc bon Nr. II,
Silo.G0cnitrobc, iibt in Scr Gitlidc1
Foll5ciitotion inter scr InlhulAi.
gltng, ollf ocn II Sabre oltcn S,obn
@oltort bon 9tr. 1918, SIt- ErottItr.
0cldollcn 6lt bnbcn. Die bciocn Sun.
gen botten an &rottltroBc lrn0 Gcr,
tralsIncnllc lpcNcn elmer gcringIii1i-
gen Sadc Strcit, mGbrcllb OcIiclt
Slioor circn Hcuolner 500 ltn0 uliT
Naldart f%cltcrtc. @liidlid)cr @cilc
ltrciftc Die &ugcl nilr ooS linfc 9cilt
0cS 3lelcS, obnc bniiclbc jcoo6 5t
pcrlcbcn, Sic EOli5iitcn ESciirCS uno
Somilton, mcldc olf sen Sdnb Der
hclclltcll, uCrboItctcn 0cn jllgcno,
lid)cn HcpolncrbrIocn.
9cfonntCO It 9 Baltimore.
rim Gcltorbcn. - 6rau Worgu.
rctbc Ibcnbi6cin, bic @ittpc 0cS Dor
ledS Sobrcn ans Dem 2cbcn ocid)ic.
oencn Nr5tcS Or. Nnorco$ N6cnOs
ld)cirt, ltorb GcItcrn Wor0cn in ibrcr
@obnlng 9r. 5tS, Sii0sM ontioro.
Ipcnle, I'M Sitter bon IS Sabrcn. @u.
tcrSldtpGde mar sic So0cSllriadlc.
6rol gbcnoidcin itommtc aus Sci.
oclbcrg, GclttiAlnno mo int Sabre
1887 fam tic nad Baltimore. Sic BIN.
tcrldBt Die i%ol9cnoen &in6cr: Or. S.
@, Geo. &c, Sobn s. nno 9(orcoS 6.
Nbcnoi0cin, Ionic Hoin BRADFORD.
Gic @ccr0igunN iinoet morgen %or.
inlttog bonn lrolcrbouic ans ollf
Sdmor5'S IricOGof an Der Wtt. Gor.
melz9foob ltott. Baitpr 6. NJ. GpItcr
bon scr critcn Ncltti6en Der. CD. .llt6.
Stride on scr Goitcrn.9(penllc miro
unltircn.
Ser Nn&ilug scr ,S'0ciE.
Is cielIi@ot." = Gas Gonritc,
tpcl0cS nit 0cn arrangements fir
ocn an %. <Ii itottfinoenben N(llS.
ling Der uS'@eiI.@eicIli1oit" betrol!t
lit, biclt 0citcrn 9bcno In @eoro Nil.
ling'S &%eitouront, Nr. 4O4, Slt.got.
tintoreitrobe, cine Sibuna ab. in mel.
der Der Goriibcr, Sr. Siainn pr0Ii,
oirtc unb Sr, Soicpb e.. ltbf6orn So?
Erotofoll iiibrtc. Sr. 2eonborb Mcit
purbc als Sdobmeiiter bes Gomitc'S
%crnonnt, iucIdca 6cld)loB, sic Sdouf.
gcrcdtiomc iiir ben Nitsfllg Srn. !.
". @olf 5u ii6crtragen. slltd, ionit
murocn nod %or6creituugcn actroi.
len, ipeldc ii6cr oorollf idlicEclt
loiien oob ser HllSflug ocn Mitolic,
ocrlt scitlc6cnS in @ebadtniB blcibcr
miro.
IbIebrn. Sm g(ltcr bon 81
Sabren Itarb an 1G.Dfai Sr. @iQiom
@runs in icincr @obnlng Hr. 1910,
Moro. @olieitrabc. Gie geeroialina
finoet beute pom Sralerbarie aus
J itatt.
r t4 - 49,
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Eahe sur Meiie ms Nmslanb &c.
iorst 6. &aine, Nr. Alb, Ct.YaIti-
more'S trahe, mabe GnitomboHie-Ape.