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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02
Railroad LegIslation.

Editor Advertiser:
 The railroad rate question I do not understand and I think three-fourths of the people are with me. Some seem to believe it means if Conner is made chief dictator. a reduction of all freight on all lines to all points will be made. like. Conner who buys and sells in car load lots. Still others say 1t means ar adjustment of rates. having them equal to all points according to class,
 As to the first proposition, can the railroads run and pay expenses? And the next will the. consumer get his will the adjustment be made in accord- anoe with the lowest or the highest rate at any one point?
 Can the railroads be forced to caR. ry freight at a loss?
 John GIenwood
 (Mr. Conner was to do wonders if elected president of the Railroad Com mission. You see he runs away from 1t, after getting 1t and declares the be elected Dictator" his word would law and no one man can order things as he pleaBes. MT Conner would have no more power as Governor in regulat- ing rates than the author of the above letter. He could approve what the leg islature does but he could no nothing. The Railroad Commission can regulate freight rates and in time everything VIII DC SdllSAdCtOfAy dQJu5tc0s nt1ll- roads can not run at loss and would have to quit bushes under system that brings ,loss.--Edltor Advertiser.) ..
 One for the Lemon.
 Editor Advertiser: In your issue for Sunday, April 29, you make prominent an editorial head the lemon, as disinfectant. Is far preferable to tobacco. One drop of lemon juice will purify a pint of water and lemon juice should be used always in well-water that has not been boil ed. Spring water is more apt to be pure than water from wells. but the use of lemons can do no harm and is an inexpensive. wholesome remedy
 The tobacco plant placed among winter clothing will keep out the moth during the summer. and that Is the best use for the weed that one who likes a cleanly mouth can recommend. 4 Chas. K. Stout.
 Phoenix. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02
One for the Lemon.
No.
Editor Advertiser:

Editor Advertiser:
 Can you advise me through your columns whether or not there is A premium on old Confederate bonds7 If 50 please give name and address in full of party or parties in charge of this matter Thanking you in advance.
 A Subscriber.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02
Good Demand for Music.

DO you know that Montgomery is one of the best of the Southern cities for musicians2' said William. H. Smith, the talented director of the Montgomery City Band Tt was of course an agreeable surprise to me, but do not believe that there Is any limit to the amount of music Montgomery people want.
 T understand that three years ago there were not more than a half dozen professional musicians in the city. Now you can count them by the score and they are all doing we'll.
 In the first place. there is an un- usual amount of teaching to be done here and both theatres now employ good orchestras of professional men. This summer over a score of musicians will be employed at the parks and then you have to take in addition the vast amount of society and special occasion work to be done.
 Montgomery Is getting some good music, but if they continue to support musicians in the future as they have been doing in the past year or SO, Montgomery will have still better"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02

Daily Avera9e, March, lvU6: :........Ie Ie,11$$ E. S. Noble. Circulation ManaRer of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn says:
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- tiSer's Circulation for the month Of March. 1908, is true and correct. and compiled after all returns from news boys. news agents. ana leftover copies have been dsductsd.
 E. a NOBLE.
 Circulation Manager. sworn to and subscribed bafoFs me this
 F. " JACKSON,
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02
SIDEWALK PENcILINGs
Two Erroneous statements.

T noticed two statements in The Ad- vertiser several days ago." said an old Confederate soldier last night, which had been taken from The New Orleans Picayune. and which think should be corrected.
 "One statement referred to several ladies named as nieces of the late Col. Tennant Lomax. Only Mrs. J. c. Lee of this city, was his niece, the others were no relation. Another statement, and this is one which should certainly be set right, was to the effect that Bishop Wilmer refused to pray for MT. Lincoln. That statement Is entirely err roneous. The good Bishop did refuse to substitute for the Episcopal prayer, then in use in the South, the prayer for the President of the United States. The prayer he had been using during the existence of the Confederacy mentioned the name of the President of the Con- federate States. But the Bishop had no authority at that time to change the prayer, and when General Wood or dered that he insert the President of the United States in the prayer. he announced his willingness to omit the prayer he had been using. but refused to mako the substitution.
 All this trouble had nothing to do with Mir. Lincoln, however, as that gen. tieman had been dead for some time before the question ever came up. It is just as well to set these things right, especially when the party to whom certain actions are wrongly credited fs dead.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02

The condition of Dr. C. w. Patter- son, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, who has been very i'll, was re- ported last night to be much improved
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02
Broken Reflections. Never look a gift auto in the fa

Broken Reflections.
 Never look 8 gift auto in the face. Even short allowance may fill a long felt want.
 When a girl is a bird she can gen. erally make the money fly.
 A short bill maketh a long smile. Nobody ever got wicked all at once. Don't be discouraged thinking you are casting pearls before swine. Try to arouse their interest.
 No, Archibalde, flannel cakes are not guaranteed free from shrtnkags. A girl is never half SO mad over getting caught being kissed as she is suddenly discovered sitting in one cor ner of the room and the young man In the other.
 Its funny the more clothes q woman has on the more religious she becomes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02
Happy Times.

Its funny the more clothes q woman has on the more religious she becomes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02

Capt John G. Finley was reported last night to be desperately ill and his death was expected. lie is at his home on Finley Heights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02

Hon. Tyler Goodwin has returned from Talladega. where he went to ac- dress the Odd Fellows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02

When a girl is a bird she can gel orally make the money fly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02

Mir F. T. Albritton of Andalusia is in the city. accompanied by his wife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-02
HuxgLnE a Humhur.

Mir. J. H. Smith of Mobile is in town.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-12

Isas hunloradas de Jean Weber,
| los flnos estudios de Abel Fai-
vre, dos hermosas decoraciones
de Willete, los paisajes de Wa
hlberg y las impresiones pari-
Isienses de Jervex.
Una sala especial esta desti-
NADIA q buen numero de obras
dc Eugcnio Garriere, cuya re-
ciente muerte nunca sera bas-
tante lloTada. En otra ha sreu-
nido una exposition especial de
cuadros Gustavo Collin, Y en-
otra expone sus maravilosos di-
bulos de las festas jubilares ce-
lebradas ell afo pasado en- Lie
ia el maestro del lapiz Be
nouard. Teolq lF blcg MRsoIdh
En- el patio de la escultura
triunfa un grupo de Rodin y a
su alrededor sc senala por su
admirable pureza de lineas Y
su expression la hermosa escul-
tura en- marmol Second versant
de la vie, de Verulies. Mere
ce tanbien menci6n especial
fDouleur" de Valgran, el gran
escultor sueCo, cuyo talento
triunfa tambien en- este monu-
mento funerario. - TblcgR
DE maestros espanoles, que
suelen exponer en- este salon,
faltan este ano tres de los mas
famosos, Zuloaga; Rusinel y
CasaS. Pero nuestros compa-
|triotas estan bien representados
con obras de. Anglada, Juan
'Sala, Canals. Cardona, Castelu-
chi, Larroque, Guarro, Floren-
sa, Barrun, Planels, Vale Y al
gun otro, acaso, que ha escapa-
do a este primero y rapido exa-
men. De todos ellos habra oca-
sion de habfar mas detenida-
mente en- futuras cr6nicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-12
HOTEL MELIA
COLMADO Y CAFE RESTAURANT
5-PLAZA PRINCIPAL -ay6
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

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frea
banos, duchs, - s.
Oonias salss.4N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-12
Una Exposition artiStiCa
an PARIS

Como cS va costumbre, de los
dos grandes salones de Bellas
Artes, que Sc organizan anual-
mente en eSta ciudad, el prime
10 que sc ha alberto ha sido ell
de la Societe Rationale (anti-
qua del Campo Marte). Hoy
sc efectua en- el vernissage",
10 Primera gran fiesta primave-
raj parisiense.
Puede calcularse en- cerca de
10000 personals. la mayoria mu-
jeres elegantes, el numero dc
las que. han recorrido hoy las
Salas del Gran Palais, ocupadas
por la Exposition.
Sabido es el arte especial Y
la buena distribution que dis
tingue a este Salon por su ma
nera detexponer las obras. Este
aiio d las salas de arte decorate.
vo-que fue el primero en- ;nau-.
guraT,-ha anadido la Societe
NatiOnale otra novedad: una
Exposition musical. Natural
mente, esta no Sc puede barDi-
zar, y no ha fgurado en- la fes-
ia de hoy.
La seccion de musica consis-
tira en- una serie de audiCioneS,
que Cada dfa sc verihca1an en-.
la sala destinada al efecto. FL
reglamento de esta nueva sec
cion no admite este ano obras
teatrales nj sinf6nicaS. Los com
positores solo han podido en-
War una obra cada uno sea.
instrumental de Musical di ca
mera (sonata, trio, cuarteto,
etc., sea vocal Ia una 8 varias
Voces 8 instrumental, pudiendo
descomponerse en- A V B.
La eJeCuCi6n sc Veriflcara en-
Sucesivas audiciones, como que
da dichO, bajo la direction ar
tistiCas del maestro Viardot Y
sera, Seguramente, uno de los
principales atractivos de la Ex-
posici0n. ~ SIS baDa.
Estas en- 10 que rapidamente
he podidO yer hasta ahora, es
de tan. elevado nivel artfstico,
especialmente en- pintura, como
en- los amos precedentes. Uno
de los "ClousP es Ell retratos del
Kaiser por Borchardt, pintor
aleman. No es que este muy
bien pintado (hay quien afirma
que le pint6.el mismo Kaiser y
10 6rmo el pintor), sino que tai
personaje y en- una exposition
francesa. sobre todo en- las ac-
tuales circunstanciaS, llama po-
derosamente la atencion. Asf
hoy el p1blico Sc apila ante ,el
cuadro, para miraT, va que no
admirar, la fgura del empera
dor en- traje de caza con el CO.
llar verde de Ia Orden de San
Huberto y cara un POGO .feroz
en- actitud de exponerse ante el
Objetivo de I'm fotografo,
Como ,buenas obras. pictori-
cas- Sc admiran especialmente
dos magnihcos retratos, que
Carolus Durand envla desde
Roma, uno del Cardenal Ma
thieu. los cuadros de Roll de
Lliewithe, de Jean Berand, de
Boldini, de DaquanrBouyerei
de Caro- elvaille, de La Tou-
che, de Magdalena LemaiTe
(que por esta vez deja sus pri-
morosas flores para exponer un
esplendido desnudo de mujer),
de Blanche, de Montenard, los
retratos de Weerts, lao deIicio-
8M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24

omcrifoniidl. gSir itno opd) llid)t in
ocn aricg 9e5ogcn, Oornit Die 6rcibcii
perlobnt mcrbc. gSenn Srcibcit untcr
cubonii6cr 6lo09c unm00Iid lit.
Damn lit lie inter nnicrirnuiihcn &C.
NIB.
SnS lit fIor ilnD 0clltIid). Scrr BE-
ucrioAc bctont Die Ircibcit, Die mir
0cn Sl6oncrn gcbcn miiiicn, ou15 be-
ion0crS, or brnpirt Die In0licocrunp
Gubo'S nit eincm etbiidcn MGntct-
den. Sullpt1runO-a ber lit, mir mol.
len Cuba belitcn nm itillen MeidJ.
lbnnt altS5llbcllten. limo mir meroel
es bobelL trob alcr fcicrlidcn GrfI1.
rlllgen ollf Dem pon.onterifolliid)en
GongreB, Dab mir olif feinerIei terri
torialcn 3lnund)S aus icicn.
Sclotor 9cpcriOgc'5 Geoe lit ouf
Nnneftirltlg Gubo's gcltimmt, uno
or bat i'm &opitol nod mandcn olcid)-
Geiin1tcn Gouegcn. Gle 0ltmmbcit,
Die in elmer ihmodJen Stuloc began.
gen iuur0c, ais man Die llnobbdn0ioz
felt Gnbo'S %gorontirtc, ioQ luieoer gut
gelnott perOell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24
Northumberland
Stnat MargIanb.

SiWuI VtutHiuN0.
Siircau bcs WiarHfdnoes staatc. 3ud,tbauIcs.
Hult III o e., -. Septeinber 1906.
geriicgeltc Nn9ebpte werben bis sum 3. 81.
tuber 1906, Nadmiitugs 4 ubr, int ubioet Srs
ttltnt e~ntocact Geronlnel fir bic tdglidje 9ic.
ternng ~pdfrcno rinrs 3citranmes non SlpUl
Wiunntcn uuu ~nngctnhr ,~c6lsbnnDcrt nno iiiuf.
sig $500 Ffuno friidlem Hinoficiidl, Wic fplat
r6bud," Gippcu nuo Sdlnittrr, bidc Gnocu
nou Der Shultcr nuo Sruititide, IN gicid,cn
pSbin". NIB shin Neei" itno poIlitinoig ans.
eeihiofcn; Die Guantitdi funn 5l iraeno ciuer
3etl Oergr1bcrt obcr pcrrtHgert peroen. Wlo
mus has Slcifo bon DER befter Glulitdi ietner
Nrt lcill.
SirgIdlaft nit beglanbi9ier Sibcritcllung
irIliB liir bic 9clpilicibalte 2lisfibruI9 oea 9uus
irlttes gcitellt meroclL
3aIinngcN in Naar erfoIgcn mpndttid.
Snc 1iedt. traelIo pel6e ooer aue Muaebote
al oeriuer1elL blctbt nprbebulicn
Sobn 4. Nchlcr,
t2Oi-S fO) l~Suroeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24
Ter fran5oiiid)c &mltmrfampf.

@eitcrn lit auf allen &un5clr
6ronfrcid's Der &irtenbriei Der 9i.
lfoie an Ole aatbolifen perleicn NOR.
Den, Den 0icle ollf Dem SonocScpn5ii
ucrIabt unO, nadOem i'm ale Sra.
loten untcr5eid)l1ct, mad Hom &c.
ion0t BADEN. Gon ben &erbanOlun.
gen nltf Der 9iiGoissG onicren5, Die
an 4. september Itnttion0, lit nidy.S
III Die Sciicntlidfcit gcOrrngcn, Die
pcrlummcltci SO ErGlatcn BADEN 0ua
AmtsgcbeimniB gepobrt, bis Ser SIR
tenbricf sur @encbmigung nud) Gpnl
gclonot morbcn mar. Ser @prtlout
Der 9iihofs. 9cihliiiie liegt nod nibt
Dor, aucin 70 uicl lit bcreits befannt,
Dab Die Yralatcn OuS Srcnnun0Sar.
Ie uerlporfcn BADEN uno Iih oemiel.
ben rid)t fiigen iuollen. WuS nun?
Gle pGpitlide Gncptlifo bcauitro0t
Die Vil6ofc tlIr5 uno biinOtg, ben
aultlls 5t organiiiren. 81 gleider
Belt perbictet lie, lid) Dem Srcn.
mlngSgelet 81 lttcrmerfen. ga mar
ircilid) gutter Hatb tbeller. Gin Nus
glcid lit jett nidt mebr moglid), cs
iei Oenr, Dab Die Hegicrung ooS @e-
leb ihlicBlid) mooifi5irt. Atun bat
Der Winiltcr OeS Snllcren, Serr Sic.
mcnccult, ifJon nelili6 BON &orlsboO
aus a%ngctilnOigt Dab er nidt baru1
ocntc, Die airden burh Eoli5ci oOer
MIlltdr lhlieBcn 81 lalien. limo 10
miro BON uerid)ieOenen Bralatcn Der
Soridlag geniadt, lid Inn Oas sc.
let nld)t lpeiter 3n bcfiimmern un0
oeil &liltus audi nad) Dem If. &C.,
SENDER in %gelpobntcr @ciie 81 feiern,
Die &irdlcn nid)t 81 rGunlcn mn Die
@cnOarmen %ub5uluurten. NQein bic
STRIDE braltdt lid)t MIR 8ottcabGlt.
ler, ltc bralld)t and 0cl0, lebr uiei
'@el0. IS banOelt iid nm Die Sragc.
mic sic 60 Miaionen SroncS aliigc.
brnd)t merOcn iollcn, peld)e Die 9i.
ld)oie alliGbrlid) sur 9eiololtng Der
@ciitlid)en utlb 5ur 9cltrcitung anbe.
rcr &ultuSallSgabrn beOiiricn. 'Nus
ireiluiQi9cn Spenbcn lit Elm 10 bobcr
9ctrug nuf Die Saller idperlid) 5ll
criuorter, b%cionOerS auf Dem &an0c.
Ter iron5oiii6e Bauer lit niht be.
Ioiloera opfcrpiQig.
Ga OoS @ciet crit om ~. GeSenl-
Der in Strait tritt, Die frnn5oiiid,eu
&nmnlcrn aber ld)oll Mitte .Sftober
5l;iammentretcr, 10 mag buS Gcies
nod Dor Dem Snfrnittrcten IN Dem
cinen Oocr onberen Elinfte rcpioirt
ipcrocn. @cidicbt Oas nidt, Damn
ircrOcn idieerc 3eiten iiir Sruntrcid
fpnlnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24
SiDiocnSen.
,W,orploup 9oiuoln (spmpaun."

Baltimore, 20. Septciubcr 1906.
Gas Sircliprium bat bcutc cine rcglldre
btertelidDr, i0c SipibeItbe bon orci lru5ett
ooer lhnlnnoiieb6l5 Gente pro sliit1cili1eIil,
PEI polt StcuerT, 3ablbar am oorr lad breis
iag, nell ~. september, al Die sitietinbnber,
ipel6e WiolIiuG. oen u. Septcnlbcr, nm 8 llbr
NbeiIos. protoiollirt iiib, eriIdri.
ArdloIerlrbi1er meroen Don W,uniug, ocn
"A. september, 3 u6r N1dmittaGs. an bis 6rcis
tag. ben rs. Scpt, 8 lt0r gtorgeIs, ablcl1lois
fen.
5amcs 8. 9,itdlel,
(2GI,5,O Seiret1r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24

Ger befanntc cnglih c
Sdriiiltcller SiOncp @bitn1on bat
fiirs!id) ben Snbalt cini9er llnterre'
0ulr1cn, Die CT nit Dem Siiriten 9ii.
lolp IN 9toroernep 0cbabt, peroiient.
lid)t. Ger Meid)Sfan3ler lo9te Oanad,
II. a.: @ir babcn, mie anocrc gtutio'
l,cit, cine 6lottc notbig. Die I'M Ser
b1ltnib SIT unicren SonbclSintcrclieil
in ullcn @cw0iiern ltcbt. @cnn maIl
bcbuuptet. baB Gcutiflanb ourun
oenfc, init ENGLAND IN @ettbelpcr6
81 tretcn. 10 lit baS ungciGbr 10, oils
penn man ms Die Mbiidt 5umutbe,
eirc G%ilcnbahn nod Dem MONDE
boucn 81 mollen. Nan ici in eng
LAMB bier unb ba Der Mnlidt, Ieutids
lano pcrlud)e iiberall. Gnglonb
Sbpieri9teiten 81 maden, 10 in Der
Siirfci, IN Gbind unb I'M Yeriiiden
@oli. @elder @runo lit obcr fiir
hiclc Ini1abme %porbonoen. ab9eicben
Don bent ipirtbidaftlibcn @ettbe
lpcrb, Der in Der gan5eir 8elt ais be.
rcd)tigt angeiebcn miro? 90 lit Die
YrcBlpiiblerei in 9e5ug ouf Die Bag.
bab. 9abn. Sieies llntcrnebmen fam
mo fonnte nienlals mebr iein, TO-
melt Gcutiblano in 9ctraht fommt.
oils ein geih1itlid)es llntcrnebmcn.
Mir iino in ser Siirfei gcifGitlidc
Witbelperber uno nidts weiter.
Sn . iterobe an Sar5 Dui-
DC Die @iitiue Heinbarbt unb ibre
Hiftc Dor eineni Nebeilgcb1rbe Der
&einbarbt'ifen Siaa crniurOct uilb
pcritiimmelt onfgciunoen. Mn Der
Miftc NOR Gin id)mcrcr 2uitnorb
pcriibt morScn. Ter 0cpf lpar obac-
idJnittcn. lie bciben Jrancn iparell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24
Siircan Der AbjagSfauat. Gunmiiiipn Der
Stabt Baltimore,

NnItt o e. ben II. September 1906.
SerltcAeltc iepdruie g~lnRebote nit Den slii,
Id riftcil rErupoiol for NuiIoing lciting Slant, "
gHropofoI fiir NllilOiug laboratory" .YroppiGI
Tor pnbin9 Selpero." a~brciIirt ali ben ,0o1ro
o. giudros OF Baltimore GttD. iperoct in Dem
Vitrcnu BON Nrt. Snrrb cooper. Ginots9te0iltrn.
Tor. HdtDbau5. baltimore, bis INN II llbr SSpr.
nltttnns on Diittupdl. ben 3. Sftubrr 1906, fir
ben Voii BON Ncrfud s.%nlagcn, Gubpr1iorirnI
ltito cas- Gegcrl bon gtb5ua3fnidIcn. ipie aus
ben Yldicn, peI6e int 8iireau bcs Gbeis Stges
nicllrs Der Soiunliiiinrl purIie9en. eriihtIi6 1T.
Spc5iftiatipnen rlo QIdne f6nteli 1ui Grs
llihci I'M Nlreult ocr IbiugSfaunlsG pltmtiiiuit,
3lt,,ler 004. aglmericaH "=@ebdrbe, Baltimore,
Wto., Dor nocr mad Dem Is. Scpicmber 1906
erlanlt lperocit.
Sin be9luubiatcr Gbed fir $500. SubI6ur an
ben WiuOor INN Staofrai6 bon Baltimore, mliiI
icocS Der brei ~stngebote b~eglciten.
Ger erfolarcidc Gteier in icociu Sale ntrfj
~ uebercintuiiIlill8 nit bent StuotsSbnrtcr
Hplir0tbntt Nctrefl5 Iu5fiibrltag oct G~pntrnfie
ftcIen.
Sic Ncb6rbe bcbdlt itb has Ne6t Dor, irgeno
elm mn ulc Itgebotc 5u peripcricn.
SIN Iuftrane Ger Observation-Disclosures
@in. 7. Ylatt,
tettpurnrer NurItber.
SarrD ~, Gpbgcra,
NcfidtiDi;
e. 6fni Simanus,
Brd'iocnt oer GuntraftsQeb0roe.
Gepti9,20,2t,22 %. 26.27 .2s.29)
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Sircan Der Strnfruburdbruds . .Gpmmiiarc
0urus tSrbnubr

Hpth-VtpuHuN-
aIftl III c, 10. September 1906.
separate ltno periiegclie slngebotc, an ben
"Vnaro Of Nluar0s, Care Of toe Sim Hcgtiicr, /"
d%orellirt, peroen bonn Observation-Disclosures III ici.
lielil SiireuI in JiItbbaIs bis Withhold, ben
20. Sepiembcr 1906, II ltbr Siormittnes, entgc'
perl geilolllillen tilr bic 9iiueIirrtg, ben @of.
lerlb1l, ole HlnIoiicinbefeburta mn bic Efluitc,
riillg NIT ISpDd.t6lpden pitrifijirtcn 3iegef.
ltelnelb VelgiiDell 9ItdcH uoer H'ttiIitbic Scr
Grlien, GbcSilits lino Au.auosglbenuc, bon
Geonrsspcltilc bis 6dllSz9iuan, lno rI.
Holaiossoeltie bon Der orittcit gtpenue bis
6ur nbroli6en SiaotArcit6e.
Spc5ttifuiioncn inb a~ingebois : SprmnIare
ipcrocit uii slpplitdiion In oietem 9iiirean nes
%lielcrts no SIdlte mo Erufile eirgcicbcn lpcrs
ocIt f1nncIt.
Die Sontruft .SicrGcbunG3s Ye6Grbc .bcDdIt lb
od3 Ncbi Dor, irgcnb iuelcbe uno ullc gln0ebote
~ pcrluerlcii. Gin bcglnubigier G6ed in Der
Nbbe hes In hcn Spe3itiIutiuncr angeqcbcncn
Vetragce, 5dblbdr GU nen lyiuDur II. SinDiraib
pom baltimore, nltb iebem ~glngebot ~bctgcfiigt
feir. 10.
SIN Iiitruac Der GcD6roe.
Z. Mrtbur gaidbam, POI
Erditocnt Der 8cboroc.
GIgcnc q. 3%ioogrrS,
GIerl.
Heftiti9i:
Is. 9Iap Sinanus,
VrdItoent Der ottrdfiz9 rgebirgs sYc61roc.
(Septl4, 5,17,1S,10, 20, u. %. 24,25) .'
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Suurnb Scilmnnn.

IS ftarb am 90. Geptcm6er 1906 Gunrab
0ciimauu, g~cliebtcr @atte bon Sera Seilnanu,
i'm sItcr bon AZ Subrell unb , Miouuten. Sic
0eerbieuug iitbct Sicuitna, ben %. ScptemDer
10 llbr &om. BON Suuic ieineS Sdiuieger=
oaters, 0rn. Better 6run5. 8aroenoiue. NeIdirs
9ioao, ans fat. uno odrn nab Der ct. gtmtbus
np's Nirhe. ipu nm k10 llbr cine ]%tefuiens
Ntclic fir oa9 pciI ieiter Scclc aeIeicn piro.
9citetulla auf Dem a0l. 9rloiersSrieobofe.
(DG7-S1
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@crmiidte Mnsciscn.
&icl WclO IN rcrbicuru

nit Semitic. Sbft. uno sSeiubau. @crirae sln.
io6Itilg. lri6ie N'eoilGruGen fir iIcibi9e 5ors
met. SiHc iuuitririe Nrofhirc iuirb irei her.
fnnbt. Muu f1reibc bcoGuIb an ". eaocn.
bppp, @r. III, 0..GBauessstr., Baltimore.
Mo. (Scpttg, t2WfcJ
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Suhu Trcbcrif Wicsucr.

IS iinrb ant %. september 1906 in feiner
gSobnuna. gtr. 1896, ltoros@nDs Strubc, Subn
Srcocrid Nicfncr i'm n. Sabre ieines 2ebells.
Ncifebina priOatim. Bite fcine Nlul1el1.
IoRR 81
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Snnse 9amcn!. Naat Sud biefe
Cffertc an Nmte.

sgir biTpen lest eine aIaNe tir iirse 9amen
In unferer glect:e 1amenfdnetbcr. eefent.
sdsnle. @iner Der 8cribeile an. Der getbetlti
gite oiefer aIaiie II ter, bdb .S6hlerinnen
beiten. Hiefe G!alte 1T i'm Sanunr 1905 5us
tammcn eetrcten. Gpesieue SorIefnngcn oipet
ino ori Mal Ole @o1e. Srgeno etHe iuige
Sat;e, bic cine fafb!arlcble S9neioerin 5u ipers
ben miinftt. foaie ftp oiele Sherfe dn sasen
iHdhen. ~
Sir iueitere ausiunft f&reibe ober penbs
man fh1 an SRI. VI. SuberS, Nr. 302, xneff.
earotpaa., Gde 6uirarb.e fraDe. t376Eb
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Die Glcaans Der 1iamr eincr Ira.t

ibr acfrageneu Gorict ab. 9ics lit eS, mas
Sranen b5hit nitaietcno liiio beipliitbrrt mabt.
giele ShInersel iiuo nuf enggcfhuiirte btuiae
Gorfcts 5nriid 5nfiibreft, ipeIfe Die freie Itbrnung
bebiiocrn. Gas ,ssabe Gpriet" 1T has ein5ige
Gorfct auf benz, Marit, Weldes frcies sifbern'
bcIen ~geftnftef. ~spaSc Gurfct" Narlcrs. Ns.
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lorraine.

Malcriidl Yarfartig - Srieb!id.
sSelfli4, onlt gSaloroof EN- iiiio eine paloe
gtnrtbs slbcnuesGar Sreie 9utidel stddmittusS
am terminus. Rreife bon gcprdbnibpldbcn
iett fpeSielf. 9eitte Webiugungst. 9elcpboit-
gdton 223. Strrnn: Srantitn. nno Ninoiur.
6oabs. GerIunat 9,rufbiirc. (Wiai4, 1S,I&S)
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&arl 9lino, Scr oeutd c
acknowledgement, bat am 4. Scptcn,.
Ter in Sonoon leincn udt5igIten sc.
burtstoA III forperli6er mo geiitigcr
Niiitigteit gcfeiert. Gr mar elmer Der
haoiid)cn 6rciihdrlcr inter Sefer,
luur0e nit Strupe %geiongcn genonl.
men unb ioatc nit oieiem in Haitatt
itanOredtlid eridpiien lperben. Gin
6ormfebler bel ben Serbanolrngcn
rcttcte 9ci0cn ooS 2cben. er mltrbc
Damn 81 od)t Sobren Gin5elbaft Der.
urtbeilt, bod rettete i'm Der Galtotter
WilitGr. Mufituno Dor ser Saft. Gr
ging nod) 6ronfreidl muroe abcr
ollagcluieien uno iicocltc ipdter nod)
2oltooon iibcr, no CT ieitoem gelebt
but unb publi5iitiid tbatig luor.
Huiulano's tiirfiidc Saoer.
Ganitable.@ 90 bduoe, yoitant Degen. etetS often.
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bier 5l 2anOe 10 baIo nod nid)t gu
%eripurten. Notiirlid) nid)t. Ser Con-
greb miro ood ben @rpreB= @eieu.
ld)often bas 8eiddit nibt peroerben.
Senotor Ylott lit ia Der Yrdiioent
elmer Der grobten oieicr @eieQidaf,
ten.