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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

burn, emma &. gSbitman, Geci(;e
&nutb Don Hohcltcr mo SGereic
Oiorp @iuor .oo9 HciIc3eltgniB Ger
SonOelaidulc; an Ole 6r(a. @eIcr
S6iitte, Morg. BURNS, InnoSelm!,
Gpu Wti0bIetOn lnO Gnnu Wur;c
Suit Die Wcouilc Iiir driItliGc COT
trim; an oic 6rla. iSMinnie Glconorc
Murbentc ltnO HnuQ VI. Giorts ons.
R|ciic5cugniB fir OoS alei0ermoden,
unO al Die 6rlS. @on5born, Ocpp
unO Connolly Mcooiaen iiir oll0e-
meme quite SciItungen. Gtlpn 300
Sd)itlerinnen buttcn mGbrcno ocS
Icbtcn Sobrca llntcrriht gcnoiicn.
Gle nit ser SobrcsidluBfcicr Der,
bunbcnc Nusltculng mics n,sgr5cif'
nete 2ciItltn0cn in Stidercicn, Spi-
ten. uno 9t1bnrbcitcn, iomic in ,3cih,
mtngen uno WoIercien olf, luobci
%beionoerS 20 Sclgcm0lbc BON 6rf.
Wcnclb lobcn0 5lt erm1bncn lin0,
Mus tellung ser q. Soto,
bus. 2 1uIe.
Sm SduIbollic Scr ct. Sofobu@-
@emeinoc an NiSQilitb-, nobc Go0er,
StraBc, fin0ct 5ltr 3eit cine inttrGi,
lante NuaItellun1g Der S6ulorbciicn
Itatt. Gicielbc begnnn bercitS un
Sonntug nn0 miro belite abcnb &C.
ihloiien mcroCn. Gieic Allaltelllug
Nibt Elm oeutlideS 9ilO bon ser 2ci,
l.ungsfGbi9tCit oieier Sd1ulc un0 g.
rCidt belonoera Den 2ebrern 81 gro,
fer G6re. Inter oen Nusitcllln0@s
Oc0cnItonoen b%cfiuben ltd) Nrbcltct
lpluobl Der s anuben., lpic aud ser
S VtGo6entloIicn ser S6ule. Gic
Sd)iilerSobl crrciGte onn1berno $50.
Observation-Disclosures lteben utter &ci'
ting Der Morien . Yriiber, n0brcnA
Die 5iuci untcrlten Standardization 10.
.Die Oie ud)t WtGo6erfloiien BON ocI
Shlpritcrn BON Notre Gpnle geiiihrt
meroer1. Sic ollSgelteuten Arbritcn
Der N0ohep bcitcben boilptlaflif) III
N6b-, SofeIf mo Stiderri Arbei.
ten, md6ttao oie annben @ilttS HI
glidbultiingt 3eidhitnge1 itt1 Mul'
drbeiteil alli5lppciien ,hnbeh. Sir
%beionoerY quite 2eiititngfn ip1brcltb
oes pcrtIpiirrGR Snbres lpltrpen nit
GcrtiiifutGn allsge5eidnffi Yep. 3lefI,
Sol. Hoich0otr, gbas. 2oure uno8ro,
Sltd)tncr, GIiidbet6 2ronuro, Glare
SrspcIcin uro 1bereic GANG. Scr
Nrtr3ipoI ser Sd,uIe lit gttbcr So
iitrS ititn Der 3eideiiIcbrer 0ritocr
Gu9cnc,
II Itcllung in Der 81. IL
6ueGss 2 hule.
Gtne MISUNDERSTANDING pernfItol'
tct bie ShuIc Der ct. Wifoelss@c.
lHcinor an WoIie-, nabe gultilnorc'
IStroBc oicig ssodesinT irielhs mirN
an Gornctitog, 6reitag iinb Sorn'
nag 0coffnct icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
Sin Srinmpb mOocrner Scdlnif.

1890
Eomer So" geitcrn Dem Eltb.
litllm sur Snipettion gc0ffnet.-
Gle groBten Anlogen ibrcr 9(rt
I'M Sitoen; - Ger GonioIiOi.
rung8pIon finoet Nnflan0.
Sic ncuen aroftonlogcn ocr. Son.
ioliootco Cos electric 2io6t ono
Foiuer Company" 81 @eitport nrr.
oen gcItcrn bem 8ublifum 5ltr On.
ipeftion gc0finct. Gs mar n1mlih
oo5 critic MfoI, 0oB elmer Der groBen
300 2iloipott-@ %cncrotoren in @e,
tricb gciebt murOe, lno onnGberno
1900 8erioncn 5ogcn iid sic 8eIes
gcnGcit 5u Nubcn, Inn cine bcr pitn.
ocrborlten Woidiner, melfc sic mo.
oerne Woidtncntcdnif 6eroorQe.
brud)t bat, in boiler operation SIT Ies
bcn. Gas 8c6Guoe lit in ieinem
Snneren nod ni6t uollitGnbiQ eitlge.
ridtet, un6 cS miro nod Wonote
lang 6otern, bis bic 10000 @fer0c-
fr6ftc, fir mcIdc W%oIfincrie Dor
bonocn lit, cntlpidelt perbcn f0n.
men. Sic nellen &roftonlogcn iinO
IN ibrer Strt sic mpbcrniten, meI6e
bier cr6oltt muroen. Gielelben iin0
tbutiG6Iif fercrfeIt gebout, ocnll i'm
gon3cn @c60ll0e lit fein Sols sllr
8cripetlOllng gcfommcn.. Sic 8er-
Itcrro6mcn iin0 bon WctGQ, unO 0o8
@los lit feilcrfeIt, 10 ooB, iouS Die
llmgc6utg bcbuut miro, oudy SScl-
crSgcfobr bon oltbcn olSgcifloiicn
lit, IS bcfinocn lid) in ocm WebGr0c
Is GompfteIieI bon ie 600 Yicr6c.
trGften, iueld)c bier Der HieIcn-8 cnc.
rotoren nit Gumpf ipciicn. 9ic 2o-
&C Der Nnlugcn erntogli6t ooS Ser
~beiId)aIfcn bon &oblclt per Giiens
bobn o0crSGift un0 es lit gcniigen6
&olm borbnnOcn, nm einen Sorrot6
fir Cit gor5eS Snbr altf3ulpci6crn.
Cur 3cit bot boS 8cbGl0e nod Elm
robes IuSie6clt, bod oiirfteIid ooS.
iclbelL ncnn OolcnbCt, rtid)t ollein
olS cine 3iCr0c bon Mcltport cripei.
len, ion0ern oltd in pefuni1rer SIN.
iidt fir Sen Ort portbcilboft lein.-
Nod) Der Snipcftion murocn GrIri.
ld)ungelt an bic 9cirder berobrcift.
GoS iibrigenS Der Teridmcl5lrng
Der bci0en groBcn gelcuhtung$-Gor.
porotioncn bon Der Bieli0en 6inar5.
lpcIt cine portbcilboite gcoeutiln0
beiGclcgt miro, crbellt aus Dem I'M
ltonGc, ooB gcItcrn Die Gfticn ser
vGoniOIioirtcn S-0cieli6oit" oltf
Der bieligen 9orie BON So ollf 81
Iticgen.
Nld) Die 2(fticn scr cleftriiden
@cIcllhaft Gingcn ctpoS in bic
Sobc.
Sic GirCftorcn ser nGonioli0otco
@oa electric eight ono Eoucr 60"
io!uobl, oils sic Iircftorcn Der Son.
iolioirtcn S-@cieqi6oft" bielten
gcItcrn Sibungcn ob, in mcldcn Die
g~cItcrn i'm n3Ctti6cn GorrGiponOen-
ten" pcr6ffenili6tcn Gonioliootion8,
plane qltgc6ciBcn mcrocn. Ger 81.
rcftorcniibltng Der critcrcn Corpora
ton mobnten hie $50. q. Q. WiiQer,
Charles Z. Crane, WiQiom u. Mar.
burg, z. 5. Sopporb, gler. .0roipn,
Z. 9. 2nnoitrcet rut6 g. 4opics
@orficl6 bel, mo Scr Seriommlrng
Scr 2ir2ftorcu Ser lctteret 8clca.
ihoit sic $50. General i. s. 2otro.
be, ". g. OtiQcr, 3. ". @ooo, Gbur.
les $. &ideD, Charles Z. Crane,
6ronf $. Somblcton. Ilcr. 9ropn
mo 9. Gobics @ariielO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

NNpt W u Sul IiBll w. lNPlAp''Au''
id)cn Staot . Gomite'a. Gr lit Ona
@oupt Der SuWcIier . 6irnla ). g.
WoCGonoIo II. So.
SCARE gemlnnt.
Gu0 llncrmartete lit eingetrctel.
GongrcB, Nbgeor0netcr George u.
Ecorre bnt iopobl IN montgomery,
aIs aud in g9oibinAtou Goluntp in
Ocn repubIifonii6en YrtmGrm0bler
geiicGt uno Die GcIcgotcn bciOcr
Counties 81 Der am 3. Sui in Sire.
ocrid togenoen Giitrifts Gonper.
tipn sur Noninirung zines Ganoiou'
ten iiir Ocn 6. Congress , Giitrift limo
initruirt morocn, fir i'm Sl ltin-
men - ials er Die Delegation bon
ieincm Scimut6 , County, NQegnnr,
fiir iih bat. Die 0lciGe 3nitrltftion
hobcn Dor mebrercn @od)cn ultd Die
Gelcguten bon 6rc0erid. un0 8or.
rett : County erboltcn. gtlln obcr
ihcint eS, 0aB 6r. Ecorre in NIIC.
gam GOuntp, no Die Yrimdrmo5.
len am 30. Sunni ituttiin0cr, Inter
liegcn Dtrb, ltn0 Sr. &loDo &omnOrS
Die Delegation 0ieica GouutpS fir
iih %9cuinnen miro. Gr E Senator
Geo. 6. Mcaington, Gr . Stoota.Sc.
notor Gopio 6. Cid, Der 0roBe Cor,
porotipns > Nnmalt Yeni. u. bid.
mono uno an0ere ciniluBrei6c Ncpll,
6ltfancr bon aQegonD o Gountp bol'
ten 3u Srn. 2omnoes. Gua Hciul.
tat miro ieOenfolls icin, Dab meOer
Yeorre, nod 2omn0ca 0ie 9tonlinas
ton bcfomntt, ior0ern elm bcnor5ug'
ter Sobn irgcno zines Der on0cren
bier Counties Den 8rciS 0opontrogcn
miro. Montgomery . Gountp bat
in &rr. SbomoS Gumion cinen ior'
miOnblCn Gonoiootcrt.
gt | | II.
Sic 3nbl Der Ocnlofrotii6ci1 San
Oiooteu fir Die 5llm Scrblt 81 bcie'
benOe neile &id)tcritellc in Baltimore
n0dit Sr. Nlon3o &. WtilcS, cin
9rlloer oes friibcren @ongrcB . Nbgc.
oroncten Solbun ". Wtiles bonn Dit
uier, lit iebt bin5ugcfommcn, Die
Gonoiooten limo icbt Stootaonmalt
Opens, Sermon Stltmp, CHARLES ".
Scuisler uno Nlon5o Z. V}ilc9. Die
republifoniidcn Eolititcr bon Sor'
ior0 . GoilntD mod)tcn StantS ST.
motor Wnn. .. 9nfer ais GongrcG'
Gunotootrn I'M 5mcitcn Giltrift olf.
itcacn, nm iein Slid in eincm9om'
pie NIT @rn. Solbott 81 Oerildcn.
GiC Mobl . Nuiiihts . 9cb0r0c iiir
Baltimore lit icBt oomit bci6Gitigt
Die porgcihIogcncn Gonoiooten BET
ser Eortcien iiir @obIrihtor mo
@obI . 6lcrfS 81 iidtcn. 9iS gum
/. Sui muB oieic Irbcit gctbon ieill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

9ccr0igt, - Inter groBcr BE
~tbciliguna BON Sciotru0cn0cn iorlo
gcitern Nohnlittug Die 9ccroigrng
oes an II. SUM pcritor6encn &rn.
Senrp y. 306elcin bonn Sroucr.
ballie, Nr. DOG, Noro 8onoitroBc
aus oui Dem ct. Wottb0i = 6rieoboie
itott. Yoitor Sb. Sticmfe bon ser
cpongs ! lutb, Sn1mnlucla @emcinOe
belt i'm lrnuerDnule unO ant @rabe
cinorlldapolle Nniprn6en. 9lm 0robc
lpltr0en 3n6lrelNc SlumellpenDcn
BON Ncrlpon0tcn mo 6rCunocn mic
Ocrgelcgt, Gle &S. 2ouiS &ricgcr,
Illgult mo 0ernorn Wtiblcr, Scins
rid Snrtunh 2oiliS Elitt uu0 Sob.
@nliernnm crruirlen Dem 8critorbcs
ren oic lCttc Gbrc ais @ahrtlthtr0-
ger, Sr. 3IhCIcin mliroc an 9. So
nltur 1883 in Shopilod bel Gtnfels.
biol, 9oncrn gcborcn mo fam I'M
sitter bon 10 Sobrcn nnd) Imertto.
Dor ctpo 30 Sobrcn uerbciratbetc cr
lid) nit Muraorctbe. geb. &ollbrodt,
nelde ibm Dor 2@ Sobrcn I'M SoOc
poraneing. Ger &critorbene binter'
ldBt 5tuci ainocr, 6rnu Sopbie9orcr
uno 6rau SObn Scioel, iolpie Iilnf
Gnfelfin0cr.
Bon Sccun0 Sofen. Gle
naditebcnocn 9ultimorer filbren &c
tern nit Dem Noroo. 2lopo . Cant
pier nauiicr Nilbelm Der 3iucite"
bon Neiu Dorf aus nof Bremen
ub: Sr. 6rCo, 9romn, Sr. Safob ep'
iteir, 6rlH. Gtbcl uno Marion Gp'
iteirt, Wac. 6ournier, Sr, Sol. @ott'
ifnIf, Sr. :. 4. Sitter, jun, Oberlt
Sepmoilr Wtonoclbaum uno Srnlt,
Sr. unb 6ruu G0pin EoSner,. Srl.
Toruihp No5ncr, 6rolt W. ., Shot.
Nudocm Scr Gompicr DSolpa'
tore bi @ior1io" BON Der Mtlantlc
Sriiit So. bcreitS bier Gage bon Su-
ltioicu o%bGCinbrCu mar, ipiirbe eti1
Sitnge pon Sun1uicu %gefitnoen, oer
iih I'M Soocrnumlc pcriteft nno MIR
bonn Eitft Der icrpirten SpeiIen gp'
Irbt bate. Er mar bereits 10 ihmod',
bob er ttid)t mrbr iteben fonnte. Ger
| 8rtube mitroe uon Der Gtnipnitoe'
riiitgs 'Ncb0rbc 3ltriidgebaIter, I'M
tad Suinuito juriidgcidrot 5ii lper'
sen.
WetttcnnCrp erl d) D b IT.
Sn 6olge DIS ititgiinltigcn WeiterS
beidIoiieit 0ir Nrumten oes ~@etttle'
items Gribitt9 Mart" Die uiif gelterfl
nttgeiebter Hcnrcn ol,i beitic 81 per-
id,irbcn, 10 Die Nobr bitrd) het folt
fortitdbrcnNtn NC9cr In ben letfen
1ageil in tctucr gcrfoiiutg fiirgaett-
rrtinen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
Baltimore 1T uidt peit ppm
Snnd=3drR

(5reocrid Snacrfua. grhiieIt. Grbduer NH
Sireftor).
Ges GiloenS grohurtigites SeenInnb Der 5reuoe.
@rpbc Nicnic' gSuIbnnaer rnn grboIulgspIdbe.
30 arpbartige Nttrnttiuuen = 30
SpcSiulsRnten auf allen @ifeuba6ncn fir Bic.
nic'Fnrtic'n pun Baltimore. tSiir RicniCs SuteH
lpcnoe man fib an has Greuriun Tcpnriemeni,
Bart, Wnibiuatpn. =. &. Q7t.3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
in icbcn SamsbaItc

io0te 6aS refine, mobliAmcdenbe so
lace" .9ier ans 6reb. 9alerniHntiOt'S
.american 8remerD" itetS ~uorrGtbig
iein - elm geiunbes uno i~tnrfenOes
@etr1nf. @eiteat cine Erobefiite bel
@nren @irtb ODER per Eel. 6. < Z.
36i, M0. t19t. 0rallerei 1t04-
1928 Siqens StroBe. Q7t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
Sin idlants nnb nitIidss @eidsnf

Sin id5nes nnb niitIidJes Wcidrnf
fir Haacbbrige 1T INNER cine icbens.
arphe photographic Ober cine fiinit'
Ieriid polltnocte Gopie eines alicn
giIbes in Grnnpn, Wnlerfarbe, Del
poer Gaitell. Sie idj6niten 9abinrt-
bilber MIR ST pro Sntenb.
SmIins Sebbel, oei,tid)er Tbotcgrapb,
CO., 321 Nprb.W a9.S trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

User Nn0eren cine Is ri be
gr1bt. Worp &. Sbompion bon
Nr. 5t5, Welt.S nrotpgu.S truBc, erz
idien am 0tontoq Dor Hid)ter 2oocn
uuo erlongtc &crbnitabcicbl fiir go.
than 6inermonn. Sobn Somilton uno
Sobn Gonnelln Die nngcbIid ibrc
Saiistbiir am SOnntog crbrpden rno
oonn bonn Sans 9ciib crDriiicn bot
ten. 0ie OrCi @cnannten hatten 0es
itern Nod)mittug Dor Nidter SoOen
cin @crbor 81 beitebcr, uno babel fam
5u Gage, Dab Wforp on9eblid) nift
oos o%nitGnoigite @olls bctreibt. Die
G~erboItcten logten ans, ooB tic 0fterS
in Dem &ouie @ier g%efouit bGttcn.
Iinermann lullr0e nud Nnb6rlln1
Der gllsingcn nit 81 mo Soften be.
itroit, mGbreno Die beioen onocrcn
Wonncr oli frelen Sub 1eicbt mlrr.
Den. Hidtcr 2obcn iibermies nbcr
Worp e. Sbompion megen Soltcn8
zines ongcbIid) ul1orocntliden Snll.
les mo &erfouiS Ton Spirituoicn
obne Siccn5 inter lie $500 9iir0ihoft
0en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gin gef0brli6er Yotron
enolid erm d. t. - Sergeant
6orrelt perboffete geitern IN Dem
Soitie Nr. #. 8oit.Apcnue, Si0bs
lanotomn. einen jilngcn Wtonn, 30.
mems Sorrp GoDnes, ipcIher prroGd)
tiQt iii, cine In5ubI Der Guihetoieb.
fable %begongen 5u hoben peIde Scr
TpIi5ei in Der letten 3eit num DIT
lid)en StaOttbeile gemcloct murocn.
Sine llbr, meld)e Dem Fctcr A%nncger
bon Nr. 523, Noro-@ocn.S trobe, &c.
bort. ipuroe in ben Solden oes Jun.
gen Wonnes geiunben, ais er in Der
mittleren EoIi5eiltotien |piiiitirt MIR
DC. Die llbr mar ibrem Gigentbiimer
on Der @oitern.Ipenllc.Hooo Dor et.
nigen Sogen geitublen morocn. Tolu.
mes miro bertc Worgrn Dor BoIi5eis
rifter @ronnou Elm Tcrbor 81 be-
itehen boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

our Oe VI u v LII
Stnot-@Cpn1eter miro am GicnItog,
Den 26. Sitri, 5itr itohfoIgeno feitge.
iebten 3eit an Srt uno Stele erihei.
ttett uno oos Nipeuit Der folgenoen
StruBen etobIiren: UiboIesS troBc,
Siptiden @aibington. IND Gbeiter.
Strobe. Inn 10 ltbr Worgens, itn0
GnitIe.S trnbe, 5tuiiten 9iooIe- uno
YrcitonsS trnbe, Inn 1915 Worgens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

8nt SoG5. = Nliti sen &egeI.
bobllen ser nStog-SoQc" fnno AM
WontoG N6enb ein McttfcgcIn ltott
5ipildcn 0en y6riscoS" ltno Den
~Stog- Soils" luclfcS oos %folgenbe
HciuItot bate:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
Nns Mcttcr.

Sir WorDIon0 mo Ben 0titrift
Columbia iugt ser NSctterpropGet iiir
bertc picber regncriidcs @ctter an.
Von Wontog WorGcn bis geltern
@beno iiel in Baltimore etlpa I 3ol
HcAell.
Die b0d)ltc Gcmpcrntur IN Sen leb.
ten 81 Stnnocn bctrltg rs @roO nm
4 llbr Na6mittogs,
Ttc nic0rigltc Ecmperatltr betrlig
G6 @ro0 nm 100 WtorgcnS.
ISn Ocn iibrigcn 9un0es . 8ettcrs
ftntionen mltr0c iolgcnOc Mnrtmol.
Gentpcrutltr pcr5eid)net: @aItport ~,
YortIonO y, Bottom 66, NlbonD rs,
Nelp.Do r 20, Ebilooclpbio 20, ut.
lantic.Gitp GS, Gope Mnp "A, @oi6.
itgton rs, HorioIf 81, SutteraS 80,
Charlotte So, gSiImington 80, G6or.
lcIton 80, Sopnnnn6 90, SudinnniQe
30, ISupiter 49, ae0-gScit Sc, 9ltlanta
so, montgomery 81, Nelu4OrlennS
sc, Yuleltinc %. @olpclton SO, Gor-
pus Gbrilti So, Wfempbis so, Gincin.
noti "A, Eiitaburg 81, S5luego a.
Buffalo rs, GIeoelntO 80, Detroit
80, 9tIpcno 70, MorQuette Y, Green
Ban rs, Chicago ~, 0uhutb 80, ct.
Eoul 20, Ct. 2oriS 10, 9unios.Gitu
7S, Smoba ~, Suron II, 9i5mord
60, @iaiiton 60, SABRE 90, 8clera
GO, Salt 2afc 20, Denoer 76, Iortb
Hlatte rs, Dodge SO uIto Nmlorillo
% 8rn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
1886 ocdem allc nStbissn l~Infoten.

$3.50 bcftn ale ii1fbigcn lInfoItcn.
Yerionen nit benz @unide, iidj
Ben Citcnb.a auilcaten IN ibrer Sonr
oitrd 9cntidlanb nnb bic Sdmeis,
is. Stiff bis 5. September, orslt.
ihlieben, ipenoen iid an
4es Sbco. 5icner & &c.,
217 Cif-WnItimorc- strafc,
W2-) SObn v. gcdcr, goriiser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

Dor odt 3o6rcn gcQriinNct murOe.
Sect lit CT 8oriibcr oca republifal>i'
idcn Stoot Gonite'a. Gr lit Ooa
@oupt Der 2urucIier 6irma ). g.
WaCIonolo II. So.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-26
!. Bsnnnstons Leading Ladies Furnishing Store !.
Summer Wash Dress Goods

We have here an assortment that will surprise
you with its variety and extent The choicest
patterns were selected last January, and are
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your opinion
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OUR BOYS
AT ATHENS
Sheridan of New York Beats
Greeks at Own Game.
DANIELS LED SWIMMERS
Feature Was Discus Throwing, in
Which Irish-Ameiican
Athlete Won.

ATHENS, April 2G-American ath-
lstes have made good here Martin
Sheridan Of the Irish Athletic club.
New York, threw the discus farther
than any man ever threw it before,
and c. NJ Daniels, New York Athletic
club, won the final heat in the 100 me-
Ter swimming race with ease.
Sheridan's win in the discus event
was sensational in the extreme. II is u
particularly Grecian branch Of athletic
sport, and the Greek champion at it..
Georgantas, was formidable oppo-
nent He was the man Sheridan fear
ed Sheridan heayed the missile l34
feet D inches, beating his own record
of 1877 feet 7 inches, while the best
Georgantas could do was l24 feet. Jap
yiners, Finlander, was third.
This being the first big day Of the
games, the Stadium was crowded. 1t
is said that 100000 people Swarmed
over the seats The sight of these walls
of humanity, stretching away TO the
tlIill Ol lhe tg tHiSllf VI as Nubh6h "
inspire any athlete to superhuman eff
fort The weather was perfect. and
the flashing Of the sunlight on the or
nate uniforms of the omnipresent Gre
clan soldiers made splashes OF color
everywhere
The royal family OF Greece arrived
early. and it seemed that about every
body else in Greece happened along at
about the same time 1t was agreed
that the flag of the nation winning
each event should be waved to inform
the multitude of the outcome.
Chief interest was conferred in the
discus throwing. which was held in the
athletic field near the Temple of Olym-
pus. There wasn't Greek in all that
vast crowd not satisfied that Georgian
tus would be victor
But the Grccian champion had a
mighty respect for the brawny Sherl-
dan, who beat him in practice. and
was not so confident as his adhercntS
SherIdan's winning throw was mag
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Suit and Coat Department

has still a wonderful assortment.
prices are bel W even the so-caled
For material and workmanship they
passed. Experienced filters alwa
service, thus we guarantee perfect
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HERE IS A REAL HIT

"My Friend Hogan That's 1t You
Bet
My Friend Hogan played here to
large and highly pleased audience.
Best show we have had this season.
Charles Finler, Grand Opera House,
Wheeling, W. Va
"My Friend Hogan" more than
pleased Gy people, The performance,
specialties, singing and music are eX-
cellent Come again. j A Cullen,
Greensburg, Pa.
"My Friend Hogan is one of the
cleanest, brightest and most laughable
comedies we ever played and delight.
ed big house here Melinger Bros
Cumberland Md.
"My Friend Hogan is one of the
best farce comedies we ever had. Peo-
pie are laughing yet. Name a return
date. c A Watson, Stubenyille, Ohio
my Friend Hogan" played here to
the largest receipts ever in the house.
A most excellent company and per
Torrance j A Mischler, Academy OF
Music Reading, Pa.
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niiicent.
1t needed no complicated measure
ments ON the part OF the Judges
Prince George. Jim Sullivan of New
York and Robertson of England to
determine the winner of that event.
While the members of the American
team present at the victory OF their
companion were huggng each other
for joy Greek soldier walked out to
position from which he commanded a
view of the entire stadium Two hun
dred thousand eyes were upon him.
With wonderful dramatic effect he un-
furleG an American fag. and the way
ing Of the dear old red, white and blue
photographed to the uttermoSt boundai-
les Of the crowd the news Of our vie
tory
Talk about cheers. There never was
anything like it, Those Greeks. nj
though an American had beaten them
at their own game arose and howled
as though the victory had been their
own.
The thrse preliminary heats of the
100 meter race were won by Amcri
cans.
The 500 meter race afforded magnih
cent sport, Americans winning two
heats out of four James d. Light
body, Chicago university, won the hrst
heat, and Charles j Beacon, Irish
American Athletic club, was second in
the same heat Lieutenant Wyndham
HMswelle, England, was second in the
second heat. The fourth heat was won
by L. II. Pilgrim New York Athletic
club.
/ Ray c. Ewry, New York Athletic
club, won the standing long jump
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Mr. CHlLOS' ARMY RECORD.
Served Crsdiiably Long After the War Vas
Ended.


Ended
The following facts relative to the
late A p Cbilds we're furnished by
member OF the family to the Burlington
Free Press.
He was born la Wilmington, June 10
1910, the son of Major A b and Han
nah Lamb Chids. He graduated
from Bernardston, Mass in 1859, and
began the study of law, associating
himself With Charles n Davenport and
Congressman Kittredge Haskins. At
the outbreak of the Civil War he en-
ten, Company +, 10th Vermont regi.
men,, under command of Col w G
Veazey lie was detailed on duty in
he quartermaster department.
He was stationed at various military
stations, With headquarters at the
national capital and ia Virginia with
Generals Casey aud Stoughton, Col A
Blunt aud Major Hiram Smith. When
the Conf, derale troops advanced up
on Fairfax court house and station,
Mr. Childs was placed in charge OF a
great federal supply train, which he
safely FASTENED over the Orange and
Alexandra railroad into Washington
just as the enemy appeared at Arline
ton Heights.
In 1865 and 1866 he served in the
commissary department in Tennessee
and Texas and was honorably dis
charged late in the latter year, long
after the close OF the war After his
discharge from the army Mr. Childs
was for long time employed in the
quartermaster generals Office in Wash
ington In 1864 he was admitted to
the bar in Windham county.
Mr. Childs never actively engaged in
his profession as lawyer. For
more than 30 years he had been an
insurance agent. For several years
Mr. Childs was editor and proprietor
of the Remington News, Gazette and
Reformer, He was a broad minded
democrat. In 1876 in the Tilden cam
paign he was a candidate for Congress
in the First Vermont district. In 1882
, he represented Bennington in the
State Legislature and has held various
important Offices.
He was charter member of Custer
Post, GAR of Bennington, in which
he is past commander and has fire.
quently been a delegate to the national
encampment. Mr. Childs was promi
nent in Masonic circles, having affair
ed the Bind degree. He was also an
odd Fellow and a Knight of Pythias,
and amember of the Forest and Stream
club OF Wilmington which was organ
lied by him.
Mr. Childs has been married twice,
his first wife having been Sarah T
Cady, daughter of Lewis Cady of Ben
nington. Three daughters were born
to them who still survive. Mrs Thomas
Cochran of New York city; Mrs Sands
of New York city; Mrs Dekline OF
New York city. Mrs Childs died in
1897. In 1898 Mr. Childs married Mrs
Clara NJ Sherman, widow OF Hon
Carlos Sherman OF Castleton. Mr.
Childs is one of ~ children The fol.
lowing survive him. w II Childs OF
Burlington, Mrs ii A Williams Of
Hartford, Conn.,, Mrs Jane Thayer @,
Springfield, Mass; Mrs Kittredgs
Haskins Of Washington ID. c.; Mrs
Sarah Kidder OF Batesburg, S. G.
and Mrs II Charles Clary, Burlington
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FOR SALE

All the real estate owned by c. n.
Darling, situated on Mccall street in
Bennington village, and consisting OF
the following parcels;
LIST. The two story frame dwelling
situated on corner of West Main and
Mccall streets, together with an ample
lot.
2nd. The, two story frame dwell
ling known as the Victor Alvey"
place situated on the east side Mccall
street.
Bird A building lot east side Mccall
street.
4th. A building lot on the northwest
corner OF West Main and Mccall
streets,
9Th. A building lot just south from
above described corner lot
9th. A two story, three tenement
house on vest side Mccall street.
7th A building lot just south from
said three tenement house
Sth. A two story frame single dwell
ling on west side Mccall stree
The above property will be sold in
one lot If desired or in separate par
cells, and is offered at a reasonable
price.
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Democratic Nominees In Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kan. April %. Ii. L.
Fawelly and David 0yermyer agreed
to accept the nomination for lieutenant
governor and attorney general respec-
lively at the hands OF the Democratic
state convention. Party leaders said
this would result in the nomination of
the following ticket For governor, for
mer United States Senator William \.
Harris; for lieutenant governor. IL. =.
.Fnrelly; for attorney general, David
DVprmVer