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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
.C0NG[R URGES
NAVAL DISPLAY.
Former Minister to China APP
prehends Serious
Trouble.
lI,y Associated press.l

LOS ANGELES, CAL, February H..
Edward Fl. Conger. for many years
United States Minister to China, and who
Is staying Mt Pasadena for tho winter.
Is quoted in ar interview on tho pre-
sent anti.forelgn agitation In China ~
follows:
/ THE United States should warn China
against n repetition OF the terrible riots
OF q few years ago.
"A show OF warships should be WadA
TO impress Upon the government of
China that the troubles must not ea
repeated and Will not be tolerated,
IAN satisfied that serious trouble VIII
come. but do not expect that Il will no
directed. especially against the United
States. but Will be against the rcisning
Nfanchuria dynasty.
THE Mnnclurnns are insignificant In
numbers and the present uprising is for
the purpose of establishing new dy-
nasty and not to Gust Foreigners con-
tinued Mr. Conger. THE most violent dis.
turbances will be In the southern pro-
vinces and will cndanger all foreign in
tterests.
Americans within the zone of the re-
bellion are liable to be hurt before they
can get out, and that Is why the United
States should let China know that 1t
Will not tolerate for an instant anything
inimical to the interests of its citizens"
Anxious Americans.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE state
Department Is in receipt of many CON-
munications by every mail from friends
of Americans in China. asking for the
basis of the reports attributed to the
Department to the effect that there is
great danger OF an anti-soreign uprising.
The general pUrport of the nena ri men ~
advices is that there has been great
interference with American trade by the
boycott. but that there Is lack OF tangible
evidence Of an uprising
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

Mrs. william Il. white. wife Of. tho
popular Councilman from Madison WARD.
who has been sick with piteunlonlA Ior3
some time, is much improves g, 88
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
Judge Nicol and Annexation.
1t is announced that Judge Nicol


render his decision to-day on the annex
alton question. Whatever the decision
may be, we go on record as heartily ap-
proving the manner in which His Honor
has conducted the case. TIe has given
the closest attention to the evidence and
has been at pains, within the rules, to
give the widest range to the testimony,
that all material facts bearing on the
case might be brought to light. He has
shown the keenest personal interest, and
by questions from the bench and by ac-
tuai investigation of the suburban situa-
ton, has sought to inform himself. so
that he might arrive at righteous de-
cison as between the needs of the city,
the interests of the county and the vested
rights of individuals, whose interests are
involved
Personally, he has endeared himself
to members OF the bar, court officers and
witnesses by ehis polite consideration of
all. and those who have had the pleasure
OF meeting him in the social circle are
nc less pleased than those who have met
him in court with his charming person
allty. He is an honor to the bench and
am ornament to society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

Verbally considered, investigations and
reforms are fast getting almost as promi-
nent as graft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

A number of Virginia papers, includ-
ing the Richmond Times-Dispatch. are
advocating the passage OF law to abolish
local executions. a law Is in force in
New York by which all condemned felons
are executed at Sing Sing prison The
idea, which has been suggested in this
State on more than one occasion, is, in
all probability, good one. 1t Is a
further Improvement over private execu-
tons, which We're indeed q great step
forward from the deplorable spectacle
often presented when men were hanged
i'll puhlic.-Charlotte Observer.
Undoubtedly, and the arguments in
favor, OF private executions apply equally
TO the measure now pending In the vlr-
ginia Legislature to have all condemned
persons executed in the State peniten-
tiary. We hope 1t will pass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

The Pattersonian fireworks followed
we'll established precedent in exhibiting
a large and unmistakable. stick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

a special to the New York Times tells
how John Alternately, the new United
States marshal of Oklahoma, while watt
ing 10 see the President, strollca into a
room in the White House where several
men were Sitting around table. Seeing
only one vacant chair, Marshal Alternately
quietly dropped lnp tl,tt. A minute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

Judge Hamilton drew s1347,s $50 from the
New York Life. About 80, we believe
has already been properly accounted for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

OF course, winter has a perfect right
to try to compress itself into single
month IL it wants to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
Our Navy.

In addressing the midshipmen of tic
graduating class of the Naval Academy
on Monday last, Secretary Bonaparte
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

Novelist Jack London has the lnnck
of keeping in the public eye all right.
When he is not getting married or d.
vorced, you are likely to find him en-
gagged In biting the Constitution one.
His publishers can now safely cut down
their advertising appropriation for 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

People appear to have stopped think
ing of China as a mere breeding ground
for laundrymen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

None the less, Count Boni is not the
first llfe-tenant to get jolted with a
dispossess notice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

Had Miss Alice Roosevelt been born
five years later, what lot of fun she
would have missed!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

on this continent was probably Senator
Fairbanks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

The Mccurdys. like all good insurance
men, when they officially die, are going
to Paris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

it must be borne in mind that lie Is
being kept exceedingly busy uncrating
wedding presents.
If Mr. Roosevelt shs,id ever become
a senator. 1t seems reasonably safe to
conclude that he would be sort Of
muscularized version of II. C. Lodge.
.-==----=-:==-::---==--=-----======
Africa has Just made arrangements to
begin exporting Holsters to Paris. This
country has some months start on
Africa. Andrew H., please write.
----=---
DR.. Wiley says he Is afraid to go to
the table nowadays. because the butter
is painted skidoo doctor! Simply re-
gard 1t as a landscape. and proceed.
-=------=----------------------.==
In Washington just now It's rather
distinction not to be busy shopping for
present for Miss Alice Roosevelt.
Verbally considered. investigations and
reforms are fast getting almost as promi-
nent as graft
The Pattersonian fireworks followed
we'll established precedent in exhibiting
a large and unmstakable stick.
--=
Judge Hamilton drew s1,3473sg from the
New York Life. About 80, we believe.
has already been properly accounted for.
-----==-.---:--
OF course, winter has a perfect right
to try to compress itself into single
month IL 1t wants to.
People appear to have stopped think
ing of China as mere breeding ground
for laundrymen
None the less Count Boni is not the
first life-tenant to get jolted with
dispossess notice.
Had Miss Alice Roosevelt been born
five years later, what lot of fun she
would have missed!
-
The McCurdys. like all good insurance
men, when they officially die, are going
to Paris.
One of the earliest making plants
on this continent was probably Senator
Fairbanks.
One robin may not make spring but
suppose it happens to be a round robin?
-=---=------=
Mr.. Rockefeller is in the tall timber,
possibly saving wood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

One robin may not make spring, but
suppose it happens to be round robin?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

Inourcb iperocu dae Terionen luio a5rper'
lmatteIl, incorporate Oocr puliiilde. lpel6e IN
Der Sinot baltimore eiH SetdDdlt betreiben, fir
luel0ee ole Grheblllg elmer StaGtSs9icen5 CT
1oroerll6 1T, aulaeturoert. am pocr Dor Dem
eritcn Zane ocS Mionats Mai b. IS, cine 9ireii,
~ lolelI ooer oieiclbe 81 crneuerll. Cine Ser.
ldlillliliB Ger GrIleucrlng ibrer 2itcrl bis gum
erlicl Sngc oes Wionats Mat b. IS. bon Seiteil
bon Eerionet. Die icBt lobbe Sefhilte beireibeIl,
miro %otefelbca eiHer @eloitraie uIicrlperfeu.
81 ucbcreiufiimnlllIln nit DEM 0G. glrtifeI,
10. ilno %. Nbfhnitt bcS Gooer Der allgenIeis
lel oIIcniliden @cIebe meroen slpplifnnicn iir
Gr1ocr@' Gicell6en nllpeioroert, In 4erlun hors
6ulprchen uHO cine bei1lporene gll1abe fiber
ben &crtD oeS bon Dem befaaten glpplifdnieit
G%ciiibrtcu Sagers 81 MAIDEN. 9ie Qiccii5 pirb
neir1cnldb au5Geitcllt iperoGII.
@r. Monm genpert, sfiuar bcs COMMON
Elen3s Verl6t5, miro am liitn ildd Wuntag, oelt
.. Iprtl 1906, 5iuiicbcn Den Giuioell bon o llbr
&orlnttiagS bis 1 llbr giudmittagS. in feinein
gilrcdli I'M Grogei6ob bcs 8eri6tSaebduocs,
6anettellrabensS Singing sur gusgaDe bon 2is
c2n6eu bcrcit fem.
Gas StadtS = 2criiGerunas = Sepnrtement
bon :U(arDln1o miro am uto mad Gicuitaa, oet
! W'at 1906, ~6iutidetI Den Strnoen boit 0 llbr
Sorniitdgs bis 4 llbr 9iadmitiug3, in feinen
@ilrcGlir, 9ir. 900, pg(merican Guiloin0," 9'ullis
more mo Gnuibs Strabc, sur NerauSaa6uta
BON iiDriiden Tcrid,crunge. % Natter e ieeuSem
bertit lcin. r
@curac VI. YaSae.t,
Gberiif bon baltimore.
Wpril2, A ,G.0,t1, Is, IL, Is, POPS, 20, 27.30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Wcfanntni%a dlnnucn.
9hreau pcs Observation-Disclosures.

NaItim0re, Den 81. .Diur5 1906.
Iller odral inlerefiirteit Eerioncn miro BIER
nit 9ia1ridt eribeili. oas Der SiaotsS naenieur,
mte IS olrdb ben stbidnitt 81 y, grlifel IS, oeS
baltimore Siaoi 9ooer hon 1898 (Supplcmeni)
herldngt miro, Den erildrenoet |Slan iIno ole
Nertbnbf6deuuGen fiir Die Neus GipeQiruts ui6
Neiiptluiterlng elmer %ribatsslleD biuter benz
1000 @eoiert ocr Nnlleps Strabe uno benz 1000
geetert Der &~tIcor'Strnbe, in bieient Siircui
btItterlcgt bat.
slac onoon bcriibrten %erioren iinS bered.
itgi, tililerbaib 80 Sagcu, bonn Datum hieicr
gioit5 an. I'M Baltimore Stdots@eribt bird
peliiren. 20
Sarrp j. Suppcr,
ReGif!rutor ber Staoi Baltimore.
(WpriI2, q 16 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
GcimD . Ger,uIltunacn.

Stalien miro in letter 3eit id)lpcr
bon Noiurgeualten beimgeiudt.
aolm lit oas Gr0bebcn in Sii0ite
lien mo ieinc Serbeerungcn bolb
ner9eiien, ba ipeit Der Seiiip Selicr
uno 3lanlmen uno mdlSt eineil
Strom bon 2apa bcrunter ii, lod)en.
DC SelOer unto WGrten, iibcr Ioric
lino St1ote. mo Die Site Der 2opo.
maiien perienet aui meite Streden
Miles. Ser oiesmalise IuSbrud)
ideint es Dem %furd)ibaren pom Sabre
IS nod gbriItas nad)autbun. 10
mails luuroen orei Staote, Yompeii,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

49,. lNr, lo6.l
Cine @erorbnuna .5am 2%Aieerrui hes 11G. ab.
ihnittS oee Z. Mrtitele orS Vaitimorer
Gtaot.Goocr uou 1898, 5itcl ,Bcbauoc,"
muh 5nr Meunnnabnte S%cirlben nit
/. 9l6i6niif. - IS rci bonn Mlabor II. etabts
ratD bon Baltimore herorolIei. bdb Der liG.
Mbl6tiit ors Z; IriiielS pes baltimore Staols
oGrrnlen nno nit IlncnocrneIteH aIGenummen
fet mo 1T. 10 hnB CT. lpie iuIet. Iauict: .
llGs S' lou lino rtaa lir iraeno cine nit
oenl Fdi ooer Der 9iepdraiur zines &dlIleS be-
l1dliiGtet 8erfon aciebIib feillt Gin ,Sritlel If:
Geno elmer StraBe, Care ooer slueD Der etuot,
noIl ocll %Arptioir. an. GeredDHet, IN 6ront irs'
9eno ctncS @runh'hid6, nli ipcldben1 iolde &C.
baloc errihiet ODER rcpurirt iueroen. iir bic
bel Der SrridtInp mo Aepdrdtur folder Sec
hdlIbe roibigen Iltatcriale 81 benuber. bis Die.
telbCn arbnrt ober .%repnrtrt iino. lub icdbs6ia
lage harld0 iinb nidt ldnger inter Der Giraffe
bon etleifl Solar fir ieocn ~einjelnel Sag. an
lpclclelll o%iele.hcil b1iclbit belaiicn uerocn: mo
eil Sttttel ciner ioIfel .StrqBe, pane ODER 81.
ODER dlioereS iiir ioldreo Sans oScr Gfbiioe
belioiDiGieS %erGOpSs liaterial fir leuljia Gas
&c uno ilttbi ldn9er III ~beiiiiteIt limo ein3uncb=
men, unler Der Strnte bon cinem Collar fit
tehell c%it5cltcn InQ, an ,peldlem bnliclhe bort
uelalicn miro; nnrnuS9eiett iesod,, ybak an foi5
9en !2trhlJcn, YdneS ODER .slteps, nuf weIden
ipdier 0cfeat iperoell injgcTt, fetu iiir ole Or
ri1tun1 NM 9teparGtnr ubtbiaeS NlnteriaI oeer
liIr ole %er9Dpinn9. lo.der @ebdlbe rpibiae3
MoicriIL. nGbcr ul Die iubcre e6iene befagier
Gtrnbcntnbn- eicleiie. ais brei SUB g"eIagcrt
mcroen ioll. sSerlI cine i1trion ober' @Srrlo.
llelI nleyr, ais Gin Srittcl Der 9irciic irpcuo eli
Hcr Gtrabc. 2ulie ODER slneD obne Die F@rIuuGs
nb oea liauors beuIbert p6er ealls ooer 9ser.
0p3aNiaterial nibcr. ais Srei SnB bon Der dus
beren sdienc irgeno eincS Strobenba1n'SeIei
les In8crn %ioIlter, toHcn CT, itc obcr lie elmer
Stratc bon liitbt ipeniner, ais cinem, ooer
ntebr, alg tiilf Collars iar iebelt ein5elnol aas
lti!ter'poricn ieIn, an Incident eoiiclbe bort be-
Iaien miro. @s fol- linb MAG fir ir9elo cine
NIT Der @rriflung obcr 9tepurntur eilies sc.
bduoeS beihufiigtert GCriot QeictIid) fem, pcu
boroerer Gbeil ~ociicibeil einSnSdureit, rorauSs
geiebt, onb bein9te llm5irnllng ilber has 1rots
toir nid)t mebr, ais bier uno einen bnI0en Snf
binrei6t ooer obnc Die Grlnlbnib hes Stdot.
3lNenieiiro IinNer, ais iehs5iq Gage nod Der
GinSadnna pes @auies per9leihi; iraeno cine
eincr Straic bon iilni SolnrS fir ieSeii einjel.
men GAG, an nclbem bciagte llmSdurung ncrs
blcibt. Inicriporfei icin.
Neliitigi I'm 30. WiGr5 1905.
g.. GldG Simnnits, Mabor.
Sir bic 9ctrrlic glbi6rift. 3. Mpril 1906.
@arrp j. Suupcr, 9teoiiirator.
(9lpriIf II 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

Nrrcll0nllm ul0 Stnbid, ucrldiitlcl.
Scit Der 3eit iino ia 5oblrcid)e Nus.
BRIDE ocs Geillpa porgefomntcr, ga.
rllllter red)t bcftigc mo pcrniiiten0c.
60 fnnlen I'M lcBten Sobrbru1oat
plcr5ebn Nusbriidc Dor, BON Oenelt
Der leBte I'M Npril 1872 6cion0cr5
bcItig NOR nn0 ilbcr 300 Mcnihcn.
lebcn pernid)tcte. 3pei Srtidoitcli
mur0en 0urd) Sano tbeilmeiIe scr.
tort. Ser jcbiNc NuS6rrd) lit 1uCit
ucrbccrenbcr. Ser Wipicl ocS 9er0e5
lit cin 6cucrmcer unb Der 2uuaitroul
bat bcrcii& bic Sta6t 0oacotrecaic
an iiiOlihcn NbbanQc 0eS Geillua,
cine Sto6t BON 10000 G%inlpo6nerlL,
polltull0i0 pcrnihtct, mo mebrcrc
an0Cre StG0tc iin0 cbenfall$ bebroht.
Sorrc bcl Greco un0 9lnnun5iata, Die
am @olf bon Neapel liegeu, limo BON
ibrcn 10000 YeluoGnern pcrloIien
mor0clL neil iie bon Ocn Sonaitro.
men bcorbbt iinO. 3ablloie &illcn
unO &onbbGuicr Der ie6r 0id)t bcp0l
fertcn, bis Dor mcnigen Sogen nod
10 berrlidcn @c1cl10 limo Der &crnid).
tllng onbeimgcinucn. 81 on' 0iclcn
Shrcden lit MN orld nod cine Nm
5obl Gr6ltoBc gctonnlen, Ole aui
lucitcrc G%rtiernungen Shrcdcn mo
GntieBcn berporgerufen bobcn. @lild,
lldcrmcllc lin0 lolueit ni6t piClc
Wcnld)en unqetonmcl. Iic 3abl
Der llnlgetommcncn miro ollf ctnn
Dicr5ig bis iiini5ig gcid)Gtt, oanf Der
WnBrcgcln, lucld)c Die 9cb0rocn &C
%troiien baben. Sn ocn lcBten Sagen
bat iid) cine Nn5abl ncllcr &rntcr &c
biloct, mic picle, mciB man nod nidt,
Die 2ooo mo &eroerbcu lpcien. @lii.
bcn6c Steinc mcr0cn 81 elmer @0Ge
bis 81 1000 SUB in bic 2iiitc gclNlen.
0crt, Elm HeluciS, luie 0rob Die Spon-
mngcn inn Snncrn beS 9cr0c5 leill
millicn. GoS in elmer Sobc bon 230O
SUB, an SuBc heS cigcntlihel
NidcnfcaclS oui chem Ncrgriiden
gclcAcnc Obierpntorium nit lcincn
Ginrihtumgcn iiir mctcorolo1ilhe
gcobod)tungcn, ouS monfe Mus.
bride beS &eiuuS i%iberbollert bot, lit
0icSnlol pcrnihtct moroenL mo Scr
Gircftor mo icinc Niiilteuten boben
nit fllupper Notb 0a3 2ebcn 0erettet.
Sn @an5en iolt ctlpn cine babe Wil-
lion Wfcuid)en ans Sllrdt Dor Qapo
ltr0mcm NIben, unb Steinrcgcn oocr
GrOItoBen ibrc @obnlun0cl
perloilen babrn. los Gleno ulo 0ie
9totb iallen lid toum borltcllcn. Soffs
llungSlos lueidt Der Wenih Der @oi
terlt1rfc. Iic @lemente buiieu 0oS
her Wenidenbo1b. Gic Gin
Si9e Soffnung lit, bub lif scr glla.
Der 0icsmnl rllgcmcin bcitid
it, balo crId)opit. Scr Iusbrlid uoH
bcgann am 26. 9lpril, crrcid)te
SGbepunft am 5~lucitcn Sag
mo fam om criten Mai ourd ell
@eWitter gum NbidllB. IS
1T 81 miiniher, 0oB Der &lllton iiJ
balo erid0pit nnb gclccrt bobcn
In09c. Gr bat 6crcitS llnbcil genilg
nngcrid)tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Sicnitog, Den 10. Mpril 1906.
Idt Scitcn.
TaS IyradDtratcn @cict.

Sm Observation-Disclosures mrlr0c onS
Sradtroten @eicb raid lnO obnc
piel Se0crleienS erlebigt. @orum aud
nidt; Die Scrrcn ocS llntcrbnulcS
mlBtcn ia gut genlig, Dab ibrc Sole
gen i'm SenatSiliigel OeS &npitolS bic
&prioge nit alien &iiniten jltriltiid,er
0ioleftif 5eriiiidcn miirOcn. Seit
Wpdcn iinO He0clr iibcr Nc0en iiber
sic Giienbubn 9iQ gcbaltcn NOR.
ben. Sir men? Die n~leiltcn fir ole
Sat-" MurOe BOD oieier Gage Elm
Senntor IN icinem &cociluB bon eli.
ncnl Gollegen lmterbrohen ln6 I'M
IuiflGrung iiber einen Elnft gcbeten,
un0 Der Ge6ner crflGrtc, OaB ,cr Die
6rnge bcreit5 5ebnmal beantmortet
babe. Sir sic Senat9mitglieocr iin0
ole m%eiitcn Heoen iiberiliiilig. Wcrs
ben Die Heoen, IN 0cnen Elm Wilit Don
geiammcltem ltotiitildem Bacterial
INNER un0 INNER mie0er brett Netre.
ten lit. iiir Die 9iirger ocS 2olOcS &c.
halten? 9clpabrc, sic moIlet gcieb.
gebCriidc Nlrbeit ult6 fiinmerl lid
Den &llduf nm oie juriitil6en Siite-
leien mo oie lopbiltiiden SineIlel
rnO oic Woglidfeiten Der I%llslegung
uniercr @unoeSperiniiung ollrA ooS
9raoespbergeridt.. Die 2eldten ser
NSnrispruoen5 I'M Scnat iino iid) iclbit
uiht einig onriibcr. llno mcnn lie Die
Mengc bumbesgeridtlidpr Gntid)Pi.
oungen, Die lie nit Miibe 5uinmmcn
gcitoppclt bnben. nlS 9Gpeiie iiir lire
Nulidtcn aufmnridiren lnllen, 10 iii
bamit 10 eiel mie nid)ts gcniibt, @ie
Ole GntlheiouIgen einer Waioritdt
0e5SunOcso6crgerihts ousiallen mer-
Den, lit cbenio menig porouS5uingcnL
mic bicOiien6nrungcn ors gricdii6en
SrafclS.
Gos itcbt felt: Bic groben 9obn-
ipIteme baben grobcn Gurporationen
mic Dem Stabltrliit, Dem 3udcrs uno
SRiihtruit. Dem S%elmonopol uno
an0eren Hnbatte %gepGbrt, mpourd Die
fleincn @ettbeluerber ifmcr gcId)G.
6igt, mnnf)mal gnu5 ruinirt mllroen.
Gem lolie Ole Srod)traten = Dill ein
Gin Gnoe MAIDEN. IS mGrc eine &c.
lcbgeberiid)e Bancroft .GrrlGrnmg,
luerm onS i'm GongreB nidt iertig &C.
bradt meroen tonntc. llebcr off Dem
decentralization unoS ed)nilhcu id)eint
man Die SnltptInd)e, gleid)e Wcbuno.
hung Mller ieitcnS Der @iienbabnen,
9alS aus Dem Ailge perlorcn 5l
bobcl.
Sb EQUATOR Gilman Der iih I'M
Scriot Ser Sepbnrn b. Dill angcnom.
men bat, oieieS @cict 10 burd)brmgen
miro, Dab IS ieinen 3lped %erfiillt, lit
nod LANCE nid)t iider. Die iuriitiIden
&%aaripulter mcroen cS id)on 10 per
fInlllllliren, baB es, iuie bic biSbcr CT
lnIicncn Sruit1elete, iciucn 3pef
nibtneriiint. menn oic Sepburn : @iu
I'M Sennt i~iberbanpt @eieb miro. ga.
tpriidy itreibt Der @albingtoner Cor.
Respondent Der .N..g. Stants- Sta:
.llno renn Die Sepburn . Sill nit
einem icill conititutionel gcorehieltcn
@crid)ts Hepiiions . ENHANCEMENT
mo nod elm paar anoeren cbenio iein
uno glatt juriitiId 5iiredt genleiiclten
NmenOcments 5u9elhlbt unO berei-
d,ert morbel,, Damn lit ser Sennt 5ll.
irieoen unb oaS Saus lit 5uirieocn
uro~ ole 5piid)enitnailide Serfebrse
Gomlniiiion lit 5uirieoen mo Die 81
'enbabneu iino 5uirieoen ulo bas Til.
bliflm tit suiriebenL neil es nid)t
mebr iibcr Srad)ttarii uno @erid,ts.
Nmenbements unb conItitlitionelle
gseisbeit 81 leien brauft."
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StnntofNcbdrnc brr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Vile Sridenbeitdttcr uno Aiiftcntcn uui
Observation-Disclosures bic In iBren 0eidIditeu tn Der
StGot Baltimore tbntig iino, iueroen hermit
behcdlridltigt, ban ocrcu 9icea5eu iiir Die Mus.
t.btna oun cidlclbcitattiingc ant 30. Npril
1906 erititcn ,ucrocu, mo I'M Sale einer 9tiht.
iunI lotcn Die qegcnpdrtiaen 2icel6en iiir null
lill0 ridltia erflirt merbeIr.
SIn Ilftrage Der Staui3sSeb6rSe Der 9eiden=
%heituiter.
Subu q. epeuce, 9rifocnt;
6. Maoiiun Wiitdben, Sefret1r.
GNnriIb 10 tR 10 u Ol1
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Spuiin .Scfcr.

IS iiarb am 2. Npril 1906 epuiin Nc6er,
4ndier Der neritprbenen Nenr0 mo s. g.
gsempc. N. :. i. Sic &eeroi9unG iinbci AM
Miittiuod', hcn II. Sprii, ~ llpr Wiurgelts,
bonn Sraucrbanie, 9tr. 2131, HSeii Baltimore
StraBe. ans 1ad Der Ct. MidrtinssNirdDe ii1tt.
100 nm . llhr cine feierlt0e %Jtenuicrls Nodneiie
celrhrirI mlrh. IuN-l
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Minnie Mijnfr.

IS faro p!DeIid, am Z. glpril 1906 Miuuie
W'hilcr, 1eliebie ludhier bon Miitael ltno 9lls
inbeib WiiIIer. i'm gtltcr bon - Subreu. Sie
NcerotGulg tinoer @iittiounl. Den II. stpril,
rs ubr WiorgerS, bon Der SSobrIlg ibrer @ls
tern, M. l. Auroz9SaiGir1innsSiru6e ans HIATT,
mo oann nad) Der St. WtibGclsStirdc, 100 INN
20 llbr cine RcQlictt. Mieilc fiir ibr Seelers
he'll utlc5ru miro nOO-D
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Nnthrrinc C%hcrlImhrr.

gtah %langerer ArGufbeii am Z. @priI 1906,
8 llbr NbcnoS. Satbcrinc Sbcrlanoer in 9tlter
BON 76 SdbreH, geliebie @attill ocS ucriturbes
nen Sreocrid Sberlitocr, lbieo aus olclenI
Geben. Die @cerOiGtnG iiHoet 5icuitnn, Den
10. NpriL 1&3 lbr yiG0milruG3. bon Der gSobz
ming ibrC5 SobHcS. 0rt. SenrD Sberlanoer,
NeifebuHN uuf Der SOuOousP GrfsSemetcrp."
US-1OO
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1Dhu Is. Mnu.

GS itnr6 am .. spril 1906 Subu 6. 9lau.
~acliebtcr Sobn bon SObn 9tug. II. SobdnnGJidu.
i'm Ilter bon % &dhrcn. Sic 9eerbiauIg itus
oct WiittiuoIb, ; llbr ia bntitia g9, bon iciner
legtcu lSoUnule, Gr. t0G, Slb 2lori Rouo, aus
iiaii, poIu Seriuunote mo 6rculoc abtulgsz
upa etugcia0cu finn. GOOD
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T%ululanb's tiirtiId)e SGSer.
Ganitabie. e,ebanbe. %uftamt BeBen. etets uficn.
(NuQlit22-)
Miidlncl 9lnlcr.

IS itarb nm I. glpril 1906 Midncl 9tblcr
in, Nlter bon 80 SGbrell. Sic &eerotguna
lGlto W,untu8, mn 2 ll6r gintmiitags, BON
ieiHcr letteu @Subiung, 9ur. 1913. Gutuips Blaze,
priOatim ilnti. NOOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Sin Sdritt in Der rcd)tcn Gid)tnng.
Spart % EroSeut an aicn trftlaiIi0rn

ScgrnuutNcN.
Sin fbjncr Cara, elliraher nit
idiuur5em 3lId ooer iueibciu poer
9ruucm Yliiidl lleber6ng, TleS fhy
GarBsSini1b, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GiuhalianIirIn9 Der 3eide, 0TC
Iraucrilor, 6 4nar Snnoi huDe, VIZ
Geillullg oeS SrabeS,
geibenuaGcIi ulo 3 feline Sutfheu.
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