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The Washington times., 1906-12-26
Wanted-nEsC ellaneouS.

WANTED-Highest cash prices paic for worn
garments. iadies or gentlemen en- :. "A. Also shoes
hour. B. TARSHES. lSus Ith ST. NV. Phone
North 49, nO27-S0t
WANTED-Diamonds. one 20 four carats: 500
carat up. Highest cash paid toI old sold.
uque jewelry, ana city pam tickets etc
Money 10 loan. also LOUIS ABRAHAMS.
Bonded Broker, as 9TH 81. NV Phone NJ. 4S7s.
seo-6gnos
LADIES AND GENTIEMEN: Don't pat
away your old clothing. shoes. hats, and
shirts before seeing me, L Fay highest
cash prices for them. Drop pOstll. will call.
Il. GEWIRZ. LOS 1th 81. NV. del5-l5l
wANTED-old gold ana silver. We pay
big prices. BURBEIND's. zl9 sth 81, NV,
uel4-3Jt
WANTED-Women and men 10 try our Buehu
Gin, for az kidney and bladder trouble: pre-
scTipti0n Of the late OF. Warner, OF Bsltl-
more. sold only by THE JOHN WEDDER-
BURN COMPANY. 6l6-sls F 81. NV. sels-u
BIG MONEY PAID for Desirable furniture
carpets, VIII pay full value Tor stoves in
good condition; office furniture and house
hold goods OF all Kinds contents especially
-. NOTES, G25 Lou siana ave. Phone n, 3O05
ds7-30t
WANTED-Hishest cash prseee paid for
worn garments ladies' or genLesmsn8 .. Also
call any hour. s KEBESKX- 1906 7th ST
NV. Phone North s2so n nozs-S0t
For Rent
FErniEhed Rooms
sPLENDIDLY FURNISHED ROOMS To-
light housekeeping second floor steam heat.
S4l Rhode Island ave NV de2G-3t
ROOMS. steam heat. IzIg 5th 81 NV. de2s-7t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room,
bath adJoiniugi private family references.
go II 81. NV de26-5t
TWO nicely furnished rooms for light house
keeping % X 81. ne. de26-3t
PLEASANT furnished room FOR rne person,
$50 per week zoI q 81. nw. de2s-St
LARGE front room on second floor. neatly
furnished; suitable for couple; good board ;
heat gas. COZ II 81. NV. de24-9t
| NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS to let By day
| or week: steam heat elevator. ~ 18th 81.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. with or vim
/ out board, IA private family. 1888 C0TcOTan
/ 81. NV, de26-7t
| SENECA bachelor apartment: one large
room All improvements SO. JANITOh.
For Rent
UEfsrBished RssmS.
| FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. sulr-
/ able for Eight housekeeping we'll heated.
! 1881 SJh 81. de-5-EL
4 THREE ROOMS. bath and gas. sI.50. lsI
{ l-th 81. ne. de45-st
/ THREE ROOMS: ugHt housekeeping. neat
/ and gas; SIS. sJS Q 81. HW. u
/ TWO OR THREE uufuruished rooms: steam
I heat, gas, and BATH Eight housekeeping. -
] Grant place NV deZ5-1E
l I'll! 18th ST. NW.-TwO rooms. entire third
/ n0Cr. three closets. light housekeeping. TWO
! squares War Department. dcz5-3t
/ FOR RENT-Two or three unfuruished rooms;
] Sd floor. heat. gas and bath cheap. G38 Mary
[ land ave ne. deZ4-2t
For Rent-ROOmS.
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Storage.

STORAGE.
Careful handling"
Household goods 81 per single load
Carriages. 81. Planes Is cents
Estimates furnished.
WEST END STORAGE COMPANY,
Once. 1921 r st. N W
PHONES, Main 1888. North sI5
sag First month 3 storage free on presentation
OF this ad. de15-90r
WHY PAY NIORE7 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, 1890 422
The Washington times., 1906-12-26
Found.

FOUND-The morsy inquired for AT 51s su
ST.; yCuEg man VIII please call and prov
pr,Ltriy. 90 SIt s. nN II
The Washington times., 1906-12-26

FOR EXCHANGED beautiful home ana 10
acres OF ground. on trolley une mansion, sta
blsi tenant house. 2-acre lawn with lovely
shade: trade for city house and assume small
iucuubranCcs 10 amer home anywhere- Ad-
dress JAPHET, Times Office. dei9-tf
ONLY $50 per acre for 2. 10. and 15-acre lots
on the Great FANS and Old Dominiou rail-
road at Spring ain, 10 miles from George
town. miles from Great Fails, low Iare
good soil; buy now, before prices advance;
easy terms THE HINE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY Vienna. Va. or Room TJ9. COlum-
bian building. dei4-33t
The Washington times., 1906-12-26
kOr Sale-Suburban.

FOR Sale-Suburban.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS. d. G.. lppa-
slts huge steel pant .55lS 4oXIyy, from s.JJ
up terms 10 suit
WARRINGTON HIGHLANDS co,
Phone 81. lsyg. glS r. st nv
de2f-tf
4 zg0-tOOT frontage on Ridge road beau
ufully located. viii sell In lots or as q
" hole. price, 81. $50 MILLER-ShOE EALAkEE
CO. 1913 Wisconsin ave uo1g-tr
CONNECTICUT AVE TERRACE-This new
subdivision IS now beng plated into 4. ami i
acre lots, also go building lots; fronts ZU1J
Ieet ON fashionable Connecticut ave. nat
UTai forest shaue trees ON every iJt- prices
25c 10 3>c a square foot Terms $40 - 500
cash. balance, so To 80 monthly WriJe. tee
phone, OF call Tor preliminary plat ana fulI
particulars
FULTON r. GORDON,
Suburban Realty Operator,
ROBERT T. HEATER. Mgr
Colorado Building. Iel. Main 90.
oc9-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-26
Stove Repairing, Etc.

LET Us REPAIR YOUR STOVE. range OK
lairobe- charges small WORK guaranteed
Phone Main Bass or dT0D postal IL Pa. ave. NV
nu=S-auI
The Washington times., 1906-12-26
Bicycles.

BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-One new SIS juvenile bicycIe
tb0y' 81 $3.50 one new s2z 90 juvenile Bi-
cycle girls, &l5.35. 7. y. MUDD Jr.. 5fl4ls
14th 81. nv. de1g-gt
WANTED-TO buy every secondhand bicycle
Ia Washington. q. y. HUNTER The Ifj-
cycle Man. ll3 Pennsylvania ave NV oc9I-tf
For Rent-Apartments.
s. to sI2 for two and three rU0m apartments
IN The Dorchester. corner 18th -. and Mary
land ave. sW.s handsome baths. steam heat.
hot ana cold water JanitOr service. Hu5-tf
For Rent-Suburban.
FOR ItENI-After January J. 1897, hus sr0re
s-r0dm dwelling, warehouse and stable al
Ber"yn, Nd fine water and garden For
terms apply.
JOHN J. KLEINER co
GuZ = St n " F.a9z- -f
The Washington times., 1906-12-26
Wanted-AutOmobiles.

WANTED-ISa5 White steamer. in good condi-
tion. Address with fun particulars price (
etc, Al. HANSEN. 1928 18th st. NV de16-st
The Washington times., 1906-12-26

For Rent-ROOmS.
If YOU A5.E LOOKING FOR ROOMS. see
us, no charges. TIE CENTRAL REAL rs
TATE CO. ls-7 Il NV Room 2 Phone NJ
lU55. de21-S0t
The Washington times., 1906-12-26

NINE. DAIRS, the born clairYoyanJ and carl
reader, removes spells, evil influences, and
gives good luck. 122S 18th 81. NV give ne
a call. GeI6-syt
The Washington times., 1906-12-26
For SaIe-HouSeS.

FOR SALE-In the Northwest, a bargain ia
b store ana dwelling contains a storero1iu.
seven living rooms. furnace heat. deep lot
- alley Rented Al $50 per month. price.
The Washington times., 1906-12-26
For Typewriters.

UNIVERSAL keyboard typewriter. only 81
de25-3t
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05

To understand how TO rest is of more
Importance than to know how to work.
The latter can be learned easily. The
former it takes years to learn. and some
people never learn the art of resting.
1t is simply a change of scenes and ac-
tivities. Loafing may not be resting;
sleeping is not always resting; sitting
down for days. with nothing to do, is
not restful. A change is needed to
bring into play a different set of facul-
ties and to turn the life into a new
channel. The man who works hard
finds his best rest in playing hard; the
man who 10 burdened with care finds
relief in something that is active. yet
free from responsibility. Above all.
keep good natured and don't abuse
your best friend, the stomach.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05
Hopping From World to World.

Few children reach the g of eight
years without having worked out a
cosmology Of their own and their own
system Oh metaphysics. A group of
youngsters of that mature age were
going home from school the other day
when one began to instruct the others
what to do in case of a certain crisis.
when the end of the world comes do
you know what you want to do?' ask
ed the manikin. "Well, you want to
give a little jump like this. The world
will slip out from under you, and you'll
light on the n a-followin' it and be
all right" Then the youngsters began
practicing the sort of jump that was
necessary to give them Immortality
Kansas City Times.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05
CRIMINAL BEES.
Honey Gatherers That Have Very
Loose Moral Ideas.

Almost every form and variety Of hui
man crime is TO be found among ami
mails. Cases Of theft are noticed among
bees. Buchner in his Psychic Life of
Animals" speaks Of thievish bees
which, in order to save themselves the
trouble of working, attack well stocked
hives in masses, kill the s~entinels and
the inhabitants. rob the hives and car
ry off the provisions. After repeated
enterprises of this description they ac-
quire a taste for robbery and violence.
They recruit whole companies. which
get more and more numerous, and
finally they form regular colonies of
brigand bees. i
But 1t Is a still more curious fact that
these brigand bees can be produced ar
tiicially by giving working bees q mix
ture Of honey and brandy to drink.
The bees soon acquire q taste for this
beverage. which has the same disas-
trous effects upon them as upon men.
They become i'll disposed and irritable
and lose all desire to work. and finally,
when they begin TO feel hungry, they
and plumber the well supplied
hives.
There is II variety of bees the
s%phecodes = which live exclusively up
on plumber.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.
March IS, with Mrs. M. II. Brown. Every
member Is requested to be present.

March Is, with Mrs. NJ. II. Brown. Every
member Is requested to be present.
Tommy McG'ennoB, who lives at Lyman
Browne, while playing recently found
some dynamite cartridges, and not know
ing what they were bad them in the house
around the FIRE. One exploded and
Injured his thumb and finger on the right
hand, which had TO be amputated.
Tommy is doing well at this writing.
The community was saddeued last We'd
nesday night to hear Of the death OF Willis
Berry. While cutting some second
growth trees with Homer Hurlbert he was
nit on the head by a falling tree which left
him unconscious until Thursday night
when death came. He has held tom Office
a good many times aud at his death wss
overseer Of the poor and constable. He
leaves four small children, an aged father
and mother and one sister, Mrs. Harley
Switser. His wife died a few Yeas ego.
Mr.. Berry was member OF the Jr. o. L..
A. NJ. and M. w. A. and It Is the first death
that has occurred in the local order since
the orders were chartered here three years
ago. The funeral was held at the Free
WhI-Baptist church Sunday at Que O'Clock.
SUTTON.
Alton Virgins OF Springfield bias been
In town the past week.
Mrs. Robert Moore has been very III
from heart trouble since her return from
visiting her son in Waterbury. The 500
has not vat ovuoLauad from, 49, daon atoo-
which began last April or May.
WHEELocK.
Mrs. McLane returned from the sher-
brooke hospital last week.
The ladies will serve dinner at the Jr. o.
U. A. M. hall town meeting day.
A. o. Wheeler's house caught fire Thurs
day afternoon. The damage was not
serious.
Ernest KimbalI spent Friday visiting his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. |
Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Huzzy have taken
the Charles Kimball farm at halves for the
next five years.
There will be lecture at the church
Friday by Rev. Mr.. Bennette. Subject,
''Across the Water"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ball of st. Johns
bury, Miss Gladdis and Miss McNally of
Boston visited st d.. B. Leslie's Saturday.
Henry and Warwick Smith and fami-
lies, who have been keeping the Taplin
boarding house, finished their work last
week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05

We have an order for 5000 gallons maple honey to be
put up IN barrels, we furnish the barrels.
a hei Is more money for the maker to put his product
INTO money 1t WILL pay you to call at our store and learn more
about it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05

will convince you that [ have
the largest line of Portieres,
Couch Covers, Table Spreads,
Bed Spreads and Lace Cur
tains [ have ever shown.
Come and judge foryourself.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05

The Lenten Season begins February 18th. We are pre-.
pared for same with a large stock of salt and picked fish
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
0ns YNcttcr.

Sir MnrDlano uno Ben Iiitrift
Columbia bette fIor uno mGrmer,
morgcn regHerii6; 6itlide 8inoe.
Ter boditc Recommendations be-
trlg gcitcrn ST @ro0 UNI 4 ll6r Nad)-
mittngs unb Der nieOrigite SO @rob
nm 6 ll6r Norgens.
Sn Sen ii6rigeu glnoe5. @etterita-
iionen DilrOe Die folgenoe Wtarimol.
Temperature reoiitrirt: Gaitport &C,
Rortlauo 20. Bolton 70, NIbanp so,
Nem.9orf 80, T%bilaOclpbin so, ut.
Iontic Gitp "A, Gapc WioD "A, @aib-
in9ton so, Horiplf rs, SotteroS so,
Charlotte so, 8iIminqton 80. Gbar-
leiton 80. SopannnB SO, Sadionpiae
80, Sitpiter SO, Sen @eit 80, 9ltlanta
so, Wontgomerp 80, 0em-O orleans
80, Goleltine "A, @olpeiton SO, Cor.
plts GbriIti so, WempbiS 80. Gincin.
noti so, Bittsburg 80, OS1peao 70,
Buffalo rs, GIeDelat0 -, 1etroit
rs, Alpena a, Morquettc 81. @reen
9op 81, Gbicaqo 7S, Gltlut6 rs. ct.
Gaul 50. Ct. 2ouiS SO, aonios Gitp
Sc, Omaha 81, 0uron Sc, 9iSmard
80. SABRE 80, @eIeno SO, Salt Cafe
Gitp 90, 0euper 30, Nortb Glatte SO,
Dodge Gitp SO, NmoriQo sc, Sos gn-
Qcles "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
8aNingtonzQ geatur
"pentf6en Gorreponoent,"
@m. Sanncmaun, 1916 Marions
StraRe, 'R..S.
too anjei0en anb BetelHHgen eHtge8tu aeH1Hs
men meroeR.
2ufalbcridte aus @aiginatpn.

" u ! / u / l II u u L..
@ln. q. Yon0, SEQ. ). MiiQer uno
Mlcoora i. Smith reidter geitern inn
Snpreme Weri6t cine Retitior ein.
i'll lpelfer lie nm oie G%rnennung ci-
mes Seqitciter5 fir OcnGigarren61lio.
Ter @eo. &. Smith i'm Gairo > Sotcl
nadbiudeu, 2n Ger Fetitipn beiBt
Is, Smith bobe idriitlid) 5ngeiton-
Den, Bob er 3oblungSunidbig Jet; er
ldrtIbe Srn. Eon0 $G5. 0rn. WiiQer
S26 nnO Srlt. NJ. j. Smith $500.
8erlongt $4,000.
Iimotbp Gople reid)te g~eitern I'M
GtItrittS . @erid)t cine ShoOeneriob-
floge fir $4,000 0egen Die oGnpito[
Fraction So" Elm, neil Der CONDUIT.
tour zines 8uggonS Der H. troBen'
Stl1te etn S~ronsferir : BILLET, lpelde$
er pom Gonbufteur zines @aggon5
Der Z. StraBen . 9inie nift erbielt.
al1i1dbm uno i'm gepoltinm abs
lebte, neil er ii6 meigerte, nod ein-
nal Oa3 6abrgeIo 5u 3abGcn.
Bicnic iii &inoer. :,
GltgeIteIte 0es 6lottenbou6ofes bu-
ben Arrangements g~etroffen fir Ell
men IlSflug berte bon 800 8in0ern
un0 Miittern nod Niper : 8ietp. Sic.
Creme, &llhen uno anoere i6oneSo.
den ipcroen ben &inOern unb Mfiit-
tern gerei6t. Guju met0elt aIler.
bano SpieIe Deronitoltet.
Sic Nerpenfieber. Q II.
tton.
Ils 6ebenflid miro oie Rerbcnfics
Der g.. Situotion betraftet. Set Dem
"a. Suli 1905 iin0 343 @rfrunfungS-
fGae beridtet tuorocn, 100 61qe mcbr
olS in ben porber9ebenoen IL Wouo.
ten. Gie @eiunobcits d. 9eomten ipii.
rem Der llriohe fir Die groBe 3unoD.
me ser &ronfbeit mad.
Sic 0ompfih al Ell that es.
6reoerif @otion p~erlongt I'M gu,
pre1ne r @criht $4,000 S6uoenerins
bon So6n u. RcSline, neil beiien
Iampfi6oufcl bel Sen HioeairungS.
Irbeiten in Der 6lori0d . 2lpe. iGt
am %. Moi angeblid I'M Hiidcn truf
ut0 permanent oerlebte.
TI0bIid geitor6en.
s. Cigar 8errp, Elm prominenter
9lngeiteQtcr I'M ReniionS . 9iireau,
itarb am GienItag abenO ploblid an
9orb oes GrfuriiunS 3ampfers
st. Sobn," alS oerlelbe 5u Colonial
@cod) onferte. Seine 8ottin un0
.odtcr maren babel urtb untroitlid)
ilbcr Den ploblidcn 600 0eS 8otten
luno Gotcrs. Die 9eeroigung tinoct
bcute Itott, lin0 Die Gerenonien lucr'
Den pom Sreimmtrcr . Srben gelct'
tct mer0en. Ger GerItorbenc nobnle
ln 9fr. 1881, 0nrpar0itruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
Gin luiirNiaer iSaQ.

9te nG6oritp O~rgnn5otion 60
ciet1" bot fih elmer alten oeutider
1rou ongenommen, ipelde olein
Itebt uno nidt mcbr fir ibren &C.
benSunterbolt Iorgen fam. Die olte
8rou mod)te germ in Die ogGgemcine
3eutidlc @rciienbeinlot6" eintrcten,
uttb Der @obItb1tigtcits @cieQidoft
1T es gclungGn, 5000 fir oen 3rpcd
auiummen 3u bringen. Gs iino obcr
$3.50 erforocrltdl ltno oa Der pocunte
Blab in Der Initolt mir bis 3itrt 1.
Iuguit fiir bic 6rnl offen qeboItcIt
miro, 10 tbut Gle rot6. 9ie @cicG.
idaft bat bcsbolb ben .Ieuti6en
Gorreiponocnten" erild)t, eincn Nlli,
rpf on boS bcutide Yublifum 5lt ers
lolien, SrOibiouellc Gcutide. ocilt,
Idle 8ereine o6cr bcltid)e Girdcn0c.
mcinben, ipcIfe beIfcu moIlcn. ser
olten 6rou SIT cinem Iideren 0eint
81 perbelfen fonncn lire 9citrG0e
on sic &ebaftion 0cs .0eutIden
Gorreiponbcnten," Nr. 4t3, GIt.
9oltimorcitroBc. icn6cn, nofiir in
ben Spalten ser 3eitung prompt
qilittirt mer6en miro, ober an Die
aG6aritp Organization Socictv,"
Yer. 1Ot, @eit-Sa ratogaitroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

Gas Spreden III Sic
Serne miro biIIiger. - @ie
bereits gcItern i'm .9cutlden Core
iponbenten" fur3 beridtct, beabiid)-
tigt bie observation-disclosures Tele-
pbon 60" gcipiiie Selepbonroteit
beoeutenb 1erunter SIT ieten. an
onoerer Gteae Der bertigen Insgobe
OeS oGorrelponoenten" 5eigt Die
Gompognie oie Greisreouftionen an.
Gie lueittro9enbIte aenberung lit Die
&ebu5irung Der Gate fir Dos Serns
ipred)cr nod Den 8oritabten bon 10
oitf 5 Gents. 9ie f~olgenben Sororte
perber oobon bctroffen: 5ureoo,
Sopion, Mrlington, Wooolotpn,
GotonspiQe, Gifespille nnb elfrioae.
s(m /. Sftpber tritt oteie nelte State
IN &raft. Cine anoere tiefldnei-
benoe Hotenrebuftion tritt bereitS
nm 1. September fir Telephone in
Eripotb1ulern IN 9roft. Solde Se-
Iepbone nit unbeid)rGtlftem 0e.
brolid) iperben bon $50 aitf $iS ber-
untcrgeiebt, utlb fir 3tueig Sele-
phone in peridieoenen Gaumen
eincs 8eb1roeS miro Die Hote bon
$t2 arf Sc berunteraeiett. Gieier
Sdritt ser Gompognie miro ur,stpei-
felbaft oo3u beitrogerl, oeren 1ienit
beoelitenb ipeiter ois5iibreiten.
E Ii b It Ii III berIoben
d. - Sr. unb Sran ". 6. Roiiie.
Nr. Ills. ct. Haulitrobe, boben bic
8erlobilne ibrer Eoflter. Iimee 9.
Roltie, nit Srn. George Slid allge.
fiinbigt nno miro Die Soh5eit bier
am d. Septentber ftottfirbcn. Gle
gerlobten iino belize Soubitlmme
unb genoiien lire grsiebung in Dem
Ohio gipI fir T%aubitummc III So.
liimbus, 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
@rreidltc fein 3icl.

O'G' VtelI tlDuHHIc 1lq) TN UQ00tel0
alpl. 8or om 9ienitog Rad
mtttag Oort6in gebrud)t morocn
Sotte borOcm Gin 6olbcs Gu.
bertb crfolgIoie 5cIbitmoronerit.
fc gcmodt, - @rfrcute iid, Oil.
ten HufS.
6rc0erid Is. @reit Elm % Sabre of.
ter Vtann, ser in 9tr. 1929, Charlton.
StraBe, mobnte, mod)te geltern inn
9opuiem . 9tipl ieinem 2eben Elm
Gnoc, in0em er iib erbGngte. Sc,
reitS geItcrn beridtete Der .GcutIhe
Correspondent" Don einigen SeIbIt.
moro g. 8erilld)elL mel6e Der Mann
am 3icnitag 6eging, unO man brnd).
tc i'm, nodocm or iiH bon ieinem
lcbten &eriude mie0er erbolt bate,
nod Dem 9obpiem . IipI. Nodbem
Die idppcren @un0en, Die 8rcif Iid
am GienItag W}orgen beigebrod)t, int
&oipitnl perbltnoen tporoen, idaffte
man i'm om Gienitag Nod)mittog
nod ieiner NobnunA bod eineStllr.
DC ipdter peri6offtc er ii6 Elm grobeS
6leii6ermeiier, un0 na66ent er eineit
&criltd) gcma6t bate, ben gr5t, tpel.
der bcrbeigerufcn noroer, 3u erIte.
den, brodte cr iidJ brei Stidmunoen
nobe Dem &er5en bel. Vean battc
S%offnunn 0oB@reif trob ieiner idpc.
rem @un6cn geneien ipcrOe. nenf1 or
in porii6tiger Meiie bebanoelt un0
6ena6t miiroe. SIN 9appielu . Mini
linO nber nidt Die ~notbigen 8orfeG.
rilngen porbnnbeL I'M gera6e cine
lolde G6at zines Der SniaIien 5u Der.
binbern, un0 0a6er fam ben 9eant-
ten III Oem Soipital feline Sdrllo
3ltgemeIIen ner0en, 0enn fiir iolde
Sale lit cine on0ere Nnltalt not1lpetl.
big. Sn Dem Mini luaren ctlua t75
SnIoilen inter Der Iufiidt 0eS @Gr-
tcrs &. u. &aDmon. Iieier perlieb
8rcif 9eItern Morgen gegen 4 llbr
unO Oerielbe idien felt 3u i6lafen.
Sn Dem 3immer bc5 WanneS befono
lid nur cin 9ett uno menige n0tbige
@egenItGnOe, oleS mas ser Yatient
ctlun SIT Selbitmor05meden benubcn
fonnte, mar cntfcrnt mouoen. ST..
&opmdn rpor MIR 30 Minltten lang
obWeIcno, o6er ais CT 5uriidfonl,
fonO er, 0oB 8reif iif an oem Sen.
Itcrgciimic olfgebdngt bate, II, 5mcr
al einem SciIc, lpcldes er iidJ ans
elmer 9onOogc gebrebt botte, bic ibn
bon Den 9~ter5ten i'm Warpl0nOer ltni-
periit0ts : Soipitale an Ben aopf &C.
legt uor0en, ais er nod Dem erIten
SeIbitmop0berIuf)e oortbin ge6rad)t
mor0cn.
8reif mar 6ercitS foot. als i'm Der
8Grter abid)nitt. Nuf meld)e 8eiIe
cs ibm Qelong, bel icinem idmohen
3u.itonbe 10 bod at Dem @eIimIie bin.
ouf SIT fletterr, BOB ieine SiiBc Sen
SllBboOcu nidt mebr bcriibrtcn, lit
ben aer5ten ocrgGnitolt lel6It cin9t1t6s
icf. Coroner s. u. Sbompion Don
Baltimore . Gputttp bielt cine Inter
iltd)ung ob unb i%telltc cin olrfSclbIt-
morn loutcnoeS Gcrtiiitut aus. Spa
ter mur0c @reif'S 2cifnonl nad ici-
rcr @oGnun9 gclonot.
8rcif lultr0e an Iienitog bon lei.
ncr SGmcIter nod bem 9oDuiem-
9Iipl gcbrodt. Sic riSfirtc ibr Sc.
ben, inbem lie nit 0ent Wobniinni-
gen in elmer geidloiicncn 9ltIde nod)
Ser Nnltolt fuDr, @1brcrb Der gan.
gen 6oGrt bate bos iunge MGodclt
encrgiih gegen bic 6ieberpGantoiien
bcS 9rlloers anjuf1mpfen, wcld)cr
itcts gIaubte, baB CT bon 6einOcn
hprfnfnt nIpr0p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
Gplitiidlcs 9(QcrICi.

US 9eDt 0el1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gid an ben Gro1cu. 4nifei-
memo Gin politiihca &dnfeipiel.
- 9r. did erbcbt @niduloigun-
gen. - Stootrot52mitgIieo Zen.
mis- ulduft" nid)t mic0cr, Ser
idicOeneS bon Scr &orteipolitif.
Mos left Der republifnuiiden 8ri-
m0rluobl in aQe0onDs Goimtp mt
80. Sltni 3t eriudrteu mar. Dob eS
nGmli6 oeu Stills Sofcn-S urbeDor
lt0 friibcren Stout2iGnator Iduio
Is. Git BON Homecoming, IQeganp.
Gountp, ieincr StcuIn8nubme in
Der Hrim1rma6l mc0cu an Den oft
5icIlcn &rogen 0eben miiroe, Idcint
eintrctcn SIT ipoGcn. Nus @oibing.
tom fontmt Die Nodridt, 0oB bei'm
S6obomtsicfret1r SbulU 0eidlpcrs
Den 0egcn Srn. Gid eingcreid)t nor.
Den ieien. Gr miro bCid)tloi9t, feline
Eflidt pernodldiiigt nro 5fpct
SrCrnbe oltf einem Octtihcn Gam.
pier olS o@ebeimo0cnten" einge.
fiibrt SIT ho6en, woroltf oieielben
audi ais ipld)e olligcuonmen nno
beuirtbet ipur0en.
Sr. Gid, melder icit 3iuet 8ohcn
burd) arorTbeit ants Nous gcfelielt
lit, ioGte geitcrn, er bobc Die o~ffi5iel'
len acknowledgements nod nidt &c.
iebcn. Die porgebIi6c 9(niduloi-
9llng, CT bo6e 5tuei 6rcunoc ais o@c-
beime" DorgeIteQt, ici lddcrlid, uno
feline Eilid)t bobe ct nlld) INNER pou
ltno qor5 get6an, ment man nidlt
6eobiidtige, iein @in9rcifcn in Die
polttiidc Gompognc in allegonD-
Gountp ais Observation-Disclosures
bin5uItelen. Was nltn ietn 8crGol.
ten in Der BrimGrlpobl bctreiie, 10
lei CT fir Srn. 2loD0 2olunOeS lno
gcgen &rn. Geo. u. &corrc allfgetrc.
ten, pcil ,iein 8cpiiicn eS linn off
tirt, uno bob er feline StelIung ba.
Orrd) ~gcfGbrbe, babe CT Dor Der Gri-
mdrlpobI gelpubt, ocnn 6reunoe oes
Srn. Ycorre bGtten linn 0eorobt unb
@cripredrtngen gemodt. ST babe
6esbolb olld ieincm unmitteG6orcn
@orgeicbten, SurpeDor NopenScroft,
Dor 3lpei @od1en feline Reitgnotion
aus 0em @runbe %onge6oten, oomit
Sr. Gobenscroft ourh i'm ober biel-
mebr feline Stelunqnobme in Der
Erim1rluobl nidlt in cine idiefe
Gage gerotben miirbe. Sr. &opens-
croft obcr babe Die Hciignotion 5lt.
riidgclpieien.
GenntS nIGuft" nidt mic.
Ser.
Sr. Oregon Milton 1ennis, ser
Scrtrcter Der .ifipar5cn" II. @oro
i'm criten Hotb@5meige, felt pielcn
Sobrcn Der critic 0cmotrotiihe uno
ipcibe &crtretcr Oieicr @oro, mill
nidt ipieber nloufcn." Gr lit iebt
StootS -Sogbpororin uro miomet
icinc gauge 3cit Der Nufbciicrltna
Der So0o- INTO Observation-Disclosures
I'M Stoote. Scin Sic0 in 1908 iiber
repubIifoniiden @cgrcr, oen
Sironl Mottp, ser ieitoem &c.
lit, mar cine Scniotion, I'M
10 mebr, oils ein geluiiIeS oenofroti-
ifIes Clement III ser @aro i'm in
iebr loler Wcile urterltiitte.
erdie6cneS.
9oltimorer Ncrebrcr oeS Srn.
Servings 9rpon lpoQen llod
ge6en 5n oem gepIontcn
9roBen Gmpfong, scr Srn. 9rpun
bel ieiner Hiidtebr BON iciner @elt.
reile an 20. gu0lllt i'm nMooiion.
@aroen" bereitct ner0en
IoQ. Gin aus Ocn S@. Sobn Stonc-
lpoa Sodion &enlp, ". 6. 9epcrio0e,
&obert 8ouIo, SameS &. 9roon
ltno S6omoS 3. Glorfe be%itebenoes
Gomite miro Ginlooungen ousicn.
Den sur Ebcilno6me an Der 9eQrii-
b~ungstour.
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