davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
business Mems Association Secretary
Says Pledges VIII BE Elk
acted from All.

Charles Montgomery, secretary of the
Omaha Business Mems association. has
the following TO say with regard TO the
attitude OF his association toward the can
didates for congress-
To check the political ambitions of the
labor union leaders, the National Citizens
Industrial association Is submitting TO
political candidates throughout the coun-
try two questions:
Have you pledged your support TO the
Labor trust or to any other trust, organi-
islaticn7
'Win you or will you not represent the
citizens as whole and seek to protect
them from class legislation, whether by
such legislation is In the interests OF the
few, to give power over the manyT"
The plan provides that the names of
candidates who stand for labor or capital
Citizens associations now organized In
over 500 towns and cities, in order that
citizens OF all parties. who are opposed
TO class legislation and organized trust
can vote for antitrust candidates at the
coming elections.
The citizens propose to support public
men OF either party who stand free from
10 the EFFORT OF the labor leaders 10 secure
the passage OF an anti-fnjunction BILL as
. direct step toward anarchy and an EFFORT
20 take away the power Of the courts
capital trust. which ever might choose to
svenge itself on workingmen. To strip
the courts or power TO restrain organiza-
tons frem attacking men or property
labor or capital which might choose TO use
upon other Workmsa and grocery capital
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
HAYDEN BROS.
@ Vas n MILITARY H6HDEMY
vi WW Il 4 schooin he
II 4 4 rating OF War Dept Send for

a ussn Home school for Girls.
vi IN " III Academic and College. Pre-,
Nj AHA paratory Courses. Exceptional
advantages In Music. Art. Do
emlc course gives good general education.
mits TO Vassar, Wellesley, Mt. Holyoke.
OF wisconsin and University OF Chicago.
ching experience. Thoroughness insisted
arefui attention TO social training. Well
rector Tennis hockey and other Geld
BY experienced women who appreciate tha
dents arrive Sept. 10, 1906. Address:
MISS MAcRAE, Principal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
GUEST OF BAR SUES HOTEL
Man who Lost Money and Diamond
at Willard Brings Suit
to Recover.

The question Of whether a hotel keeper
is responsible for articles placed in the
care of bell boy by a person not a guest
at the hotel is involved in a suit which has
been started in county court by Harry
Oliver against Rome Miller for $40. Oliver
asserts he gave a bell boy at the Willard
hotel 500 in money and $3.50 diamond to
keep for him. When he demanded his vaIu-
ables at the desk he was told he had left
nothing there. He pointed out one OF the
bell boys as the one who took the property
and the boy was placed under arrest After
hearing both sides OF the story the police
decided to release the boy without prosecu-
ton.
oliver was not guest at the Willard. but
was drinking. II is said. in the bar OF the
hotel. He was a guest, however. at the
Her Grand. which is operated by Mr.. Mil
Ter, who also operates the Willard. The
people at the hotel deny that the money
or diamond was left with any of the em-
ployes. Mr. Oliver is sure, so he says. that
it was bell boy In uniform he gave It to.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
BROWNELL HALL,

mestic Science. German and French. Acad
Certificate in college preparatory course I'D
Smith, University OF Nebraska, University
Instructors college graduates of large tea
upon as essential to character building. 9
sports. Students mothered sympathetically
needs of young womanhood. Resident Stu
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Births and Deaths.

The following births and deaths were
reported to the Board OF Health during
the twsnty-four hours ending at noon
Tuesday:
Rirths-Harry Baker, 1896 North Eigh.
teenth boy; Edward B0gart 2O2s South
Twenty-sixth. girl Frank Criffen, Twenty
s.Shts sssn9 Ne ana Maple s1rl John Dick.
Seventh ana Nicholas, boy; r. F. Fink,
25ie South 1hirty-hrst, boy; John Martug.
Lake. GIRL Christ Nelson. ssst Miami.
boy.
Deaths-oscar Lambers. Ils South
Twentieth. 81; Dr; James II. Peabody. 1903
Capitol avenue. a..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

GINGHlAM sILKOLINBS. LAWNS, ETC.,
in lengths up to yards-great 0kC
snap-Wednesday, at, yard ........S9S
1Oc Outing Flannels in 10 to 20 yard
lengths-good patterns R3C
at per yard ........s... .............O4S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Grand Handkerchief Sale.
Four Bargain Room Specials.

1Oc FLANNELETTES-al good colors
and patterns-great bargaIn- 6C
HdLiESc STHE 'ssHE,Es;rriINc = Worth nm 40
9oc a yard. 2 "a and ~ yards Wide
slightly soiled- sEC
at, per yard ............ ............. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

IMPORTED sIEINs-metal covered-s1.Oo
to $1.3 values 3Sc
in two lots, at 35c and .......... =. 49,
DECORATED ROCKINGHAM TEAPOTS
large size-special DC
Wednesday, at ........ .......... 80. 49,
IMPORTED BAVARIAN DINNER SETS
loo pieces, handsomely decorated, i'm
p rern;d, Shspe-wOrth $500 1898
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

Before the bacteria are produced by
multiplying. which can only be when the
milk is allowed to be warm. they get into
the milk from filthy and dirty cows. uten-
sils, stables. water or other things used
to adulterate It, or from the people who
have handled and the methods they have
used In handling It, This immense amount
of bacteria which was found in this sam
pie of milk was due to the filth in gather
ing and handling the same. OF course,
there are. ,many rules necessary to carry
out these seven and much OF the cleanli-
ness can be brought about only by educa-
ton. l would be glad to meet the milk
men and give them a talk on the things
necessary to improve our milk supply.
believe most OF the milkmen are willing to
do what is necessary to improve their
milk when they know what TO do and how
little expense is required to bring IL about.
II the milkmen would spend the amount Of
money that they are spending in useless
litigation, which can only benefit an at
torney who gets the fee trying to avoid
doing what is right and Just. and use the
same amount OF money to pay such men
as DR., Langfelt. DIR. Crowley. DIR. Towne
and others, to give them a course of lee
lures on milk. cows dairies. etc. they will
accomplish much which will be OF beneit
10 themselves and their patrons.
II am well aware OF the great task be-
fore me to bring about even a reasonably
pure and sanitary milk in Omaha, but
by usng my best judgment. work. and a
system Of education and a general backing
up OF my actions when right by the press
and public in general. with prosecution OF
those cases who will not comply with
ordinances and rules now in force. or may
hereafter be adopted. hope to secure 20
the people OF Omaha a quality OF milk
that will at least be much less dangerous
to health and life than what We have been
getting.
In this connection desire to thank the
newspapers for the courtesies extended to
the Health department and the way they
have supported the efforts We have made
In ouE attempt to bring about some very
much needed reforms pertaining TO the
sanitary conditions OF our city"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

If it should see At to hire men to attack
union workmen.
This movement of citizens is based upor
the theory of government that the com
munity must protect it's members from
control of the people by any organization
class or trust.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15
Make so Cents

Bv getting ,~o friends TO sub
scribe 10 the Gazette. aay one
can get the Gazette one year
free. y half dollar can also DC
made hy sending - for three
years subscription 10 n per-
son. bu, all three years must be
in advance. II the subscriber ~
behind on his subscription. tho
arrearagc must be paid before
nc can get three years for 81.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15
Weedy Land

EDITOR GAZETTE:
When Is the best time Ia break
weedy land for next years crop:
or, IN other words, what is the
best thing | can do with land
that IS covered with A heavy
growth OF weeds and gras<.
The soil IL SANDY.
J. X. MuErHY, Columbus, Miss.
Answer by editor: II all the
weeds and grass arc turned
under IN fall or winter, they will
have time 10 rot we'll, so tina,
they cannot interfere with field
work the following year and the
weed seeds can DC mostly de
%stroyed. To ard IN this last.
the land should bc narrowed, If
other working cannot be done
conveniently. early in spring.
This will get the undesirable
seeds 10 terminate. when the
young weeds can DC easily killed
BY working the land again. By
getting all the present vcgc,a-
ton we'll rot,ed. the next crop
will have food IN a form easily
used. II the first blowing of the
land IL done early enough 10 sos
something 20 be turned under a.
green manure. sandy soil would
probably be pu; IN better oondi
,iou. Sandy sufi Goutu af~o ~.
pastured IN winter with little
danger of stock IN urlng II BY
walking over IL. II there is dan
ger OF the soil washing during
winter. that ~ an additional rea-
son why some crop should be
growing on II al that season.
The crop would bind the sol!
and would hold most OF the plant
food that might other wise b.
carried away by the elements.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15
Agents.

We want a good agent for this
paper IN every neighborhood IN
each state. We want an agent
10 solicit advertising and sub
scrip,ions and also to collect.
We want a permanent agent.
Write u for particulars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

Nngcltcdt. - .Seute lab idl
Gcinc 9roitt NIT eillem Groaonrr
Nrln III Mrm geben -" - Mllsfc.
tier: aSdon mieoer? IoS lit cin rcd.
ties arelj nit Ger. ieit bic bel
TroieiiorS oient. lit tic audi imntcr
0uig 10 arg %jerltrent."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

Cpirr or3 Giaiporta. r.
Clarence MouO. Der u iGbrigc Spbn
Ger Sroil GitbW @ooo bon Nr. rs,
Siio- Nruuoluo0, ertrdnf porlcitcrrl
9tod)nlittoQ bcj'm Sdlittld)nGlulicn
oli 0Cnl Bod 9ilpcr, lltcrbulb Der
Strobenbohnbrilde. Mcbrerc lSrelut.
sc. rpcld)c icjnc SiIlicruic b0rtcn,
pcriud)tcn Inn 9ciItqno 5t %ltiiteL
fiirhtctcn obCr, lelblt clll5ubrcdcn.
Gbe lie ibnt ctuu2 5lreidcn fourteen.
iunf CT inter. I'M nid)t iuicocr oltf
ilttn,td)clt. Iic Hcld)e ipi,roc nud)
ctua elmer n1lbrt StitlDe micoer crr
longt. Hid)tcy @crntnn pom Wh0Olc.
Giper bcricf cine >ilrp 5,r Abholtlung
circs SllaieiR& Gil, iueidf cilt Ser
oft oili 5niGlliNea Qttrinfcn i0lte.
@ooo mar bel Der g3dticl Milcr
80" ais Glerf nnaeitellt. 9tcben iei.
l,cr Mtilttcr bictcrloBt CT 5luci Brit
Scr, Die S@. Millionl mo &olporb
5000, mo cine Sdnuelter Sri. Cha
$4,000. Ger @cjdrnam mnrDc bon
Dem Seihrrlbcitotter @nrrp Sligbc@
llod) Der Stoot ge6rodt.
YIoblidrr 5ob. - Ser II
Sabre olte Shonlas Earfs bon Nr.
113, GotberincitrnBe. ltorb geiterll
plotIid) IN icincr @obnung. Goro-
ner ,Sones conitotirte 9rigbt's' Nie.
renleioeil inlO 0er5id)log ais 5ooes.
uriod)e. Ser Gerblid)cne, wcldcr
ais Nod)npGd)tcr bel icineni Sd)lpn.
ger. @rn. Charles Torfburit, ange.
itclt mar, nllroe fiirSlih aus Dem
9ienlt emtlaiier, iino lett orr 3eit ioll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

en-, Inn icine Irclnoc Soicp6 S.9rcns
nan 1t. &obn Scott Dor elmer Stralc
5lt rcttcu iiir cine Sbot. Die lie nidt
bcNongcu bGttcn. cberio lpcnig luic II
ielbit. Guui9' Srnlt. lueldIc I'M @c-
rid)t0jimucr oumeieno mor, mar iid)t-
lid) cr1riiicu. ais ibr Wtonn ucrlIr.
t6cilt mo Die onorren Nngctla1trt
irci0ciprodcIl lullr0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
.ainocr.grbrit" ooH lbt

50 inocr-N rbcit" 0uH She
III q. - Tic 5lucitc Der lcd)H Gpnrc'
rcr5cn ilrltcr 0cn 9lulpi5Icn Der Ser
ci1igtcn Observation-Disclosures 0clcIlld)o'
ten" inl1o geItcrn III Dem Hcbnlloe
9tr. TOT, yNcit SurntogoItruBc, ltatr.
ST. 9ufrco z. Nilcs iiibrtc Den &or'
its. Die IisfuiIion orcbtc lidl NM
.,aill0cr Nrbcit mo 0ercn Ncllnllt
tcl." GoS @eicsgc6un0H Otitglleo y.
:. Sorton iprud) iibcr bic }iclc url0
,3lucde Der 9ia sur &crbinocrung
uot &inoerurbcit. Iic 0iQ lhrclbt
Dor: acin &inD inter II Sabren oorf
or6citcn; ailbcr 5uiidcn II u1o Is
,$uhrcn Dilricn llllr Damn ull9cltclit
lWlD ~Gcid)Gitigt mer0cn, mcnll ne lclclt
mo itreibcn fonncll; lcd)S Snlpcftos
rcll ioncn ungcltcllt luer0cn, iuc!d)c
inter Der glliiiid)t bcH Staat9' Snoll
Itric StotiitifcrS lte5cn iOllen; Oa3
WcicB bat fcinc glmpcnOun9 nlli Mr.
belt uui ocu Sarmen. 0a9 jcbige @c'
icB ucrbictct Die 9cihGitlDung poll
3ill0crn ltntcr II Sabrcn, bod miro
ooiiclbc rridt politredt, neil fclnc
,Snipcftorelt uorbanOen lllo. Nndl
Dem lcbteu Genius li!l0 III Mturploll0
l2G,O00 Sinner III Dem Mltcr Don ID
bis # %obrcrL, BON Ocrcll lllir 6
Yro;cnt 0ic S6lllc bcllld)cn. Sr. 5.
IS. Sdoniorbcr bielt cine lcbr cil'
brinalid)e Mcoc 81 @unitcn Der III Der
@cice0cbung lhrpebellocn gla. I'm
ter Icrclt, ncldc lid) al Der IlSful'
lion bctbciligtell, befollocn lid: Sr.
,Sohn 4. McGdbnn, SiiliSsS urcrir,
telOcnt Der Diicntliden Sd)uiell; Gr.
&. ". SoOen pom o@ontul's Col
lea" Sruu Sphn NJ. @lenn, GicG'
Goriiberin oeS Stuots a%inOcrorbcii
Counties; Sr. Dc Gourcen Y. SbonL,
Mitolico De5 Sirettoriuns ocr
,airocr $ iilisgcicGid)oit;;" Nr. 9bnS.
\. Nor. Noritcbcr ocS Worpldnocr
9ilrcolla iiir Stutiitifen uno Snfor.
nation. nllo Yaltor Gouoro Sllbcr.
Sreue Glen tie. - Enitor !.
&. Nlrfc fcierte an Sonntog i'll Der
orittcn cngliihcn lutberiiden Stride
ben 90. S%obreStug Der l%lcbernubnlC
Der Seeliorge jener @enleinoe. 81
Gbren oes Cages botten Ole Siigeno'
ucreine cine nuiifnliid) literorildjc
llnterboltung peranitaltct, bel net
der bent Ereoiger ein Bouquet nit
% ridden Helfcn iiberrcid)t furroc.
grad Den Mrm. @elterl
Nadpnittoe ~itilr5tc Srou Marp Snl.
lipun pom 9nd)e elmer f%leirell hilltel
i6rer @pbnung. Nr. 426, Siib.gsolie
itrnBe, befinoliden Sduppeu I'M
6rad) Den r~ed1teii Arnls as,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

Ger oSpcamuru immcr,
~ 4 hrcn0c GAN. un0 Spors
&crcin q /" biclt gcltcrn Nbcno
in Icinem Gcrcinslofnl. Nr. 110G,
Oil. TruttitroBc. icinc 33. Snbrc2pcr'
iomm!un9 lico @comtenunbl inter
oclu Goriibc ocS Eruli0eutcn Srn.
George @oct uro Erotofoaiilbrumg
0ea Srr. !. CASTE nb. 9tod) Grlcoi'
giire scr MoutillegcidDoite mllroc Der
Sabrcsberiht bcS Scfreturs ucrleIen,
Dem 5lliolge iid) sic Gim,nbmen be3
pcriloilcnen Subres alf $1ol,S0l.91
rno bic Miagabcn m1brcno oer'clben
Belt olf $~t34,461.37 belieien. 90.
nit pcrbleibt elm aaiicrlbcItmnO Don
$tI,340.60. Ser &ercill dtbeitct 5ltr
Belt nit ci1cnl &npitol Don S16I,-
96i 80 mo eincm Gcirrpcionb pom
$5769.30. Iic Wnbl, Wcld)e Den
SS. @ln. 6ofimciIter, EercD =.
Scnnigbailieu uHo Sobn Solj SIR
0eitulg iibergebci wuroc, bate fol-
ae1ioes Meililtdt: Grdiioent George
@oee. Gice.Yr1iiocnI Sohn @ol1er-
nunn, Shosmeiitcr III. Sol5. Sefre'
TOR :. Sasfe; Iireftorinm Die SS.
Df. Mcper0ird. Sobn Sorellj, Spbtl
@olierman, SSobn Chem GboS. Sa-
rig, Serm. 2osfe, grnlt 6orlter,
Sohn gauge nub u. j. Safrlait,
gls Gereilts : Topofaten milroen orc
SS. Sennisbauien nno Stelrt nil'
eiu peitereS Ssabr erip1blt.
/ 2 d riobflage Siil
hyperion erift ipurbe Die StrnBell'
bahu : @eieqifaft bon annic {.
@ilions nm $4,000 ShaoenerIot
perflagt. lie aldgerin bebauptet, oai
Lie ourd, oas por3eitiee .abiohrcu Il
! mes 8aggons perlest mnroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
Erin5 Garncual in Sigblanotumu.

8ldIl5elocr MaStenbnll 0c$ oGun
ton GoncIope Nr. l45, :. 8. S.,
III Ser n&i9lnno 9lcu0cnm." -
Wlltcr SeIlld). 49, Gas Hclrltoi
ser Observation-Disclosures.
Nldl Si9blon0toDn bat iih ocl
nllgcmcincn Garncpal5ItimnumQ an.
g~cidoiItrL ullo mllroc Yrin5 GorucpoI
gciteru 9l6enO IN ser YNigblunO Nco-
oelnp" uom .@nnton Gonclapc Mr..
l45, !. .. S." cingcfiibrt. &on
cillcm 3cit rallbcl0en &oripiel Wllroc
Nbitono %gcllonuncn mo foulltcn i'd
sic cridicnenen Mostcn io0leid) III
Sen luitigcu StrtOcl Itiir5cr. lln0
lllltig gin9 ea inter ser glGn5cnoclt
Sdoar Ser Barren ulO 9fGrrimlcn
SIT, meldc IN ibrcm iltmmcrn0cl
lulO origincllen Stnnt ein prGhti9c2
StIO oarbotcu. 9tid)t MIR clcNuntc
l1rO fomIiid)c Gin5clmoSfcu mnrclt
ucrtrctcL iolocrn nlld) bitbidc @rlp.
pen, III Tpl9c Oelicn mar ooa Amt
Der Erei>rid)tcr, ais meld)c Die 500.
George Shlniicr. Trib Hclttcr ulb
&cnrp 3inmcrnloun oni1cItcllt no
rem, fein 1crnoc lcidjtcS mo bicltclt
0iCiclbell cine lGnQcrc Ncratblulg, bis
lie lid entihloIicn, oic Erciicn iol-
gcnocn MuSfen 5lljtiprcden II. jruur:
Gin5cl prciic.
I. Yrci3, yGonton GoncloUc 10"
Grou Hoio Miiblbur9cr;
,. ErciS, o&oni0iu Der Mltiit,"
tSrou Morp Gnum;
3. EreiS. nGotmubiu," Srm M.
Shroocr;
/. Yrci&, .@crc uom @IodHbcrg,"
Sri. TIoro Smltcr;
). Trci@, vWtontc Gbriito," @r.
Scinrid) Tred)2lcr;
6. EreiS, oSron NIT @obp," 6ron
Wdr9dtttDe Slllol.
@ruppcnpreic
I. Ercia," .NlltomobiI," NN. AOom
Mortin ut0 GborleS @erl;
,. Erci5. nSdpu0bildc GilnporOc-
rer," oie Trollen :. Sherin9er, Ma.
ria Barbara @rcincr. Maria Sd)ott-
$500
llcr uno Gina @orciS unO Die 6rl@.
9lonoinc Suutcr. Bertha Braun,
gnno Shcringcr, Hoin Sd)ellcr mo
Suiunle 9tadeI.
Nad)oem bic Erciauertbcilun9 Dor
iibcr mar, fam crit Der @ol ms MOL
fen mo mllroc nnd) Den &l0ngcn oca
@roi. @riiiin'ihen Grd)eitcra hlltig
o'roui los gcpol5t.
Gus ARRANGEMENTS 6eltult0 ans
sen NN. @corg Nimntclmonm Nllb.
Miiblbergcr, @ilh, @erl, 9loom Mtor.
tin, Sobn Sdnoi, NntOn Snllerlod)a,
,<ohn 9cb, iul., &obn Wtillcr, Wtid).
Gbcrt, Sol. Sonrit9cr, &ohn Stnels
Ser mo SolliS @aumurm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
y@nitau MSulpb &crcin."

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, III Der oFbI
lontrppp SoAt" ciu mrgcbcurc'
GriulN. - Wtouor Z. Glou Gina
ms lu,tcr Den Nmuriuuocn. -
Die S%citbeb0rNC. .er
SIT miiroiNer @ciic htAiEQ Acitcrl
Nbcro Der gg@ultoD N0plf %crciu'
icin Is. StiihnBaicit prrbmocn mi
Nobnellpeibe 1T ser ,Nhjluptropu
Safe" Mr. t011 Nit @oItimoreitro
Sc. ST ser SeitIidtcit mnren nid)t
MIR sic WtitglicOrr ll1o 5ohIrcid)t
TrcunOr ocS &crcinH cridicncn, ion.
Ocrn Scr &crcin lpuroe nld) oltagc.
5cidmct oltrd sic NmuciCubtit iul.
OcROCr pruminentcr MCrrcn: Muuol
4. Glou Sinlnnll3. Ndt. &obu i.
Eun0hommcr, @unOc@Wnrid}nll, 10
mic 9(dtb. @iQiom \. Stone, 3ou.
GoQeftor, urb @rn. George y. EnO'
0ctt, Sdcriii Don Baltimore.
Nnd) elmer Ginlcitul1 Gltrf %rof.
Sicbcr'H Srd)cltcr rolNtc Der Nrr.
morid1 Oc@ Gonlitc'2 mo Der Ncunl.
ten 0ca &Crcin>, nCbit 0Cn Gomcli
Nrnlu anod)e MnrD WlciBnCr, Wo1.
0ic Sdnuc0er mo Caroline Sichcr.
luoruuIi Ole rrid)lenCHrn nhcn Nenurn.
tcn Ghrcn00ltc blrd) &ul. 6rib &no.
d)c pnr9cltClIt mltr0rr, So0onn tol0.
tc Scr Nuuptuft 0CS NbcllGH, Dir lie.
bCrrCidutn1 Scr bci0Clt NlngGtlL q.
nCr umcrifonild)ell Wlb elmer ocllt.
ldCu. lucld)e Dem NerGill noll 0cll
1Sruncn 9lrlo &uodlc, Mnru @lcib.
ner. Mog1ic Sdr0brr uth Caroline
SicNcr Neitiftct nl0 bon Der Nirnlo
Ocbr. Siafo hcrQcitcllt moroUl luo.
rem. &pr Der llebcrrcidlul9 mur0c
elm cn0liid)er ErploN Don Trl. Ellio.
beth SCbCll mo cill 0Cutldcr uon Nrl,
&iulct &lCin gclprodcl. Gic 0nlcri.
folliidjc Nla10c mur0c 0llrd Nroll
Woru WlciBllcr jrll0dlt al Mtnpcr
Simolll@ iiberQcbcL mcld)cr 0lclClbl
ocn1 Tr1iiocntNl oca &crciua, Mcrnl
Yurlt. ~ijbCrrcidtc. WGhrcu0 0lclcS
&orQon9ca ipicltc On@ Nrd)citcr ooS
nSterilenbomcr." NIcrolll criol0tC
oic l%lcbCrAnbc Der Oclttid)cn NloN1C
olrrdj Trou Mnno @nOd)e 6lllt0d)lt al
Srn. Wnl. E. Smith Der biclclbc Dem
ScfrctGr brs &creina, 6ric0r. HIc0er.
5ltiteutc WGbrenb roa Ord}rltcr vGiC
@od)t am Hbciu" crtlin0el IicB. -
Observation-Disclosures mitrOcn mil
itiirntiihcm 9ciiol polt ,incn Mime.
icnbcn auidtilpinlhclt. gS(c ST. Sic
Der oolttsog.oen Stifterinnen Ocl
Slo0oelptil funrn1Cn MortGN mornlri
Goitur ~ H. Stcr0er Sic Ncitrcol
biclt. Gbenip biclt $llliu@ Mopcr.
elmer Der nod, Icbcnbcu 8riill0cr bc;
&CrCin@, cilte fllrjc Nnlprudc.
Scr Sobncnmcibc fol9te cin flci.
nca Nollfctt, Ociicu Scitiul9 Nr.Ghoa.
SScttia iibcriomnlen bate. Zen
Sd)llb ser Gcitlid,fcit bilbctc eir
Hotter @oll, III Wcld)cm ou@ uoDc Or.
DIETER bon @roi. i. Sicbcr Die Niltlif
llcicrtc,
0ic ucridicoctcr Gomitc'n worclr
iol1cnocrmobcr 5uiommlcn Ncictt
Announcements Gonlitc- Nrib @nu+
d)c, &oriibcr; NGirr. 9%ticocrboiiicr
iul.. Niliitcnt Tric0rid) Sic0cr, Sc-
frct1r; @corN @leibncr, ShoBmci.
itcr; Au0llit Gboif, Gbrilt. @orDtolu@'
fl, Mm. s. Smltb. Nrinrid) Nlc0cr'
bouicr. len, Wllitou Eorlt, Wul
ShormicGcr mn @crnloln Eoit
er.oiiicip.
Suu5. mlO 0rOnnrNa-Golitc -
@ullCtntcliter MnL. Z. Snlith Ncinr.
Micocrbolicr. irl,. @ultuu Horlt, Nj
Sd0muicbcr; '%crpuitcr Sr.
GhuS. Mcttil.
GnlpiorQa.Gomitc - 0crnt. Sort,
SriB altod)c. Grir0r. Sie0Cr. Ocur9
@lcibncr ltrO s.. Nieoerbuuicr, it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
Ncirnths Niccnscn.

Eobu EoQhcin. %, mo NOOic 6.
2uIing, 20. NppIifont. @crmom
EoQ6eiu 9{r. 1913. Moro Tremou.
9lpcuue.
NOonl 8ltdlorcif. l3. mo Su'nlulu
&nopec, %. Npplifont, &nnleS no
cor. Nr. 702. Moro mcnr.St
%ohn &. Nonucrbndlcr. 81. mn6
Ola Smith, 30. Npplifont 6rolt
@onmerbodrr. @i0hluuotopn.
Nrt6r s. 0icotn1nL #. mo 1Slo-
renee Y. @i90S. Il. Npplifunt, GbuS.
=. Eotc, 9tr. 1915 Strider. z traBc.
%"* Sic .Sormpnic" pcronitoItet
ibrcn Mo9tenboll um %. Scbrll0r I'M
nHUric." Seit Subreu j0bIen Die
Wu9tcnb0llc 0icic5 &creinS 5t Den
id)0nitcu Wu0fcuicitclL meldc bon
hieiigen &creineu ueronitnltct lpllrs
Ocn, Nlld) Oie'c2 &uDr 1coentcn Ole
Y&nrmonitcn," ibren Bltten Huf alf-
rcdt St erbuItcl. mo 0ic criabrcn-
itel ar1ite mltrocn ais Nrrnngcllre
ollperforcu. 0ieict itchen 10 reid.
lide WeIomlittel sur &%crfiigung, Dab
lie Dem Gllblitlm i'll Sc5ug oltf Eor-
ipicl ctmoS goll5 @eOie8ele3 OnrbIca
ten oilritcn. Sillete iino bel Mit.
QliCoern, I'M Glubbnuic mo bel MI.
boll9b'S jllm Erciic bon 81 4 Ecrion
ST b0bell.