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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-21
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PERSONALS.
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Mr.. Felix Walker, of Swan Creek, is
in town.
Miss Sadie Swain is with relatives
in Lawrenceburg.
Miss Seagraves, OF Lebanon is the
guest of Mrs. A. G. Lane.
Mr. Joe Hebblein is here from Day.
EXPORT, Iowa.
Miss Omie Colquitt has returned
from Wayland Springs.
Rev. w. A. Provine has returned
from Nashville.
William Cakes returned from
Petoskey, Mich, Thursday night to
enter the Columbia Military Academy.
Mrs. Cakes will remain in Michigan
about month longer.
Rev. Cochran Preston has returned
from Virginia, where he has been
spending his vacation.
Mrs. Robert Jones, of Nashville, is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Mcclellan.
Miss Day, who has spent the sum-
mer in Illinois with her brother, has
returned to Riverside, where she will
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Roberts
Mr. o. P. Rutledge, of st. Louis,
will arrive Monday to visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. w. T. Keaton and Miss Annie
White have returned from Lewisburg.
Mrs. Rebecca McLemore and Miss
Mary Ruth Martin have returned
from Lewisburg.
Miss Mary Brooks, of Cross Bridges,
will enter the Institute as a boarjer
this year
Rev. Trousdale, who has been Wis
iting his father at Bigbyville, has re-
turned to his home in Philadelphia.
Miss May Sowell, of Match, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. r. L. Ellington
at Riverside.
Harry Polk has returned to Knox
vile to school.
Miss Christian Chisholm, who has
been visiting Miss Julia Warfeld, has
returned to Birmingham.
Mr.. Irvine McEwen is at Primm
Springs.
Rev. T. H. Porter has returned from
East Tennessee and Georgia, where he
has been engaged in evangelistic work !
and has resumed his pastoral duties
in Columbia.
Mrs. Fraser and Miss Ella Fraser
are at Primm Springs.
Robert Williamson has gone to Au-
burn, Alabama's big university, to re-
sumo his electrical engineering stud
les.
Mrs. John Carpenter and family !.
have returned from Monteagle.
Mr.. Will Hutton, of Shelbyville, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Lucy McGregor has gone to
Lynnville. :,
Mrs. Pink Mckay has returned from /,
Texas.
Mrs. Jim knight, of Lewisburg, is {
visiting friends here. Il
Miss Medley Alternately, of Guile
Okla, is with friends here. II
Miss Elizabeth Choate, of Williams
port, iSkwith friends in the city. h
Miss Margaret Turner, of Athens, S
Ala, is the guest of her brother, Mr..
I'd Turner. and family. Il
Mrs. Mack Orr has gone to Pros
pect, where she. was called by the r
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death of her aunt, Mrs. Tom Caldwell
Miss Alice Bond, of Mt. Pleasant
is the guest of Mrs. R. G. Church.
Mr.. Z. H. Everett has returned t.
his home at Bolton, Texas.
Mrs H. E. Armstrong and Mrs. N
WEIGH, Of Lawrenceburg, are spend
/ ing the day in Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman, of neal
Vicksburg, Miss, are here to place
their daughter at the Institute.
Mrs. M. L. Dedman, of Vicksburg
Miss, is visiting her nephew, Mr.. J.
M. Dedman.
Messrs. John w. Jackson and A. NJ
Hughes went to Nashville Friday to
hear Hon. Leslie M. Shaw.
Miss EVE Mai Johns has returned
from Nashville.
Mrs. Joe Meadows and little son
are visiting Mrs. Meadows parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dobbins.
Hon. John b. Bond, of Summertown,
is in the city.
Mrs. Cooper, of Mt Pleasant, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Phelan.
Mrs. F. j. Hendley has returned
from delightful visit to Mr. and Mrs
Amos Hendley in Atlanta.
Miss Irene Williams, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Asger Ham
erick, in Copenhagen, Denmark, reach
ed home Saturday morning. Miss
Williams will again teach music this
winter
Mrs. John Fariss has returned to her
home at Decatur, Ala, after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cook.
Mrs. H. E. Armstrong has returned
from Nashville.
Mrs. Wallace Tucker has returned
from visit to her mother, Mrs. With
erspoon, near Goodwin.
Miss Kate Sowell and her guest,
Miss Eliza Carroll, are visiting in
Miss May Scott will leave Wednes-
day for Kosciusko, Mississippi, where
she will teach an eight months school.
Miss Fife Ashton will leave Wednes-
day for Gernada, Mississippi, where
she has accepted a position to teach
this year.
Enoch Stephenson spent Sunday
with his parents at Zion.
Mrs. J. R. Martin is visiting relatives
IN Nashville.
Miss Lollie Sandifur has returned
rom Franklin.
Miss Laura Porter has returned
rom Jackson, where she spent sew
'eal weeks.
Mrs. N. WEIGH, of Lawrenceburg, is |
he guest Of her son. Mr.. H. E. Arm
strong.
Mrs. F. A. Wright. of Groveland, is
With Mrs. G. D. Parks.
MI " ~. CWih6 hu0 ACSuhC AAOA
Jew York, where he went to buy
oods for Dobbins & Ewing.
Porter Erwin came up Saturday
rom Huntsville, where he is at work
g Assistant Secretary of the Hunts
lille Fair Association, and spent Sun.
ay with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Frierson spent
unday at Carter's Greek with Mrs.
lila Terrell.
Miss Mary Lou Gilbreth is visiting
FRS. Chas Peden of West Nashville.
Mrs. Sue Boyd has returned to her
ONE in Nashville, after visiting Mrs.
allie Wilson and Mrs. Horseley.
Rev. Spencer Tunnel is in Florence,
la.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Tavenner have
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-21
Mary Lois Reed.

Mary Lois, the little daughter of
Conductor and Mrs. ]. M. Reed, died
Thursday night at the parents home
in South Columbia after an Illness of
only twenty-four hours. The little
girl was in the best of health We'd
nesday, when she became suddenly
and violently Ill. The parents think
she swallowed piece of glass. The
remains were taken to Sheffield this
morning for interment.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
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John Dougherty to Miss Daisy Lou
Mangrum.
F. L. Moose to Miss Wilbur Suthers.
]. r. Thomas to Miss Ivie Thomas.
e. ]. Cancer to Mrs. Maggie Frier-
son.
Thomas N. Bats TO Miss Mary Lou
Tidwell.
w. A. Bell to Miss Myrtle Pugh.
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Gordon Rosser.

Gordon Rosser, who has been i'll for
some months, died Saturday night at
the home of his uncle, Judge w. o.
Gordon, near Darks Mill. The funeral
was conducted at the residence Sun.
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by Rev.
w. B. Capers. The interment was at
Rose Hill.
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Lula Montgomery.

Lula, the little daughter of Mrs.
Sailie Montgomery, of Water Valley,
died Friday night. The funeral and
interment were Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at Goshen, services being
conducted by Rev. Blackwood.
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Mrs. Mary z. Hart.

Mrs. Mary e. Hart died Monday at
her home on Twelfth street after an
illness of ten days. The funeral was
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

@aibinaton 3. g., /. Moi.-
Die amerifoniihe @eicaifoit bes
Hotben &reu5e@ bat per 9rabt $500
600 an Somes :. Ybelan, Sorliber
ocS Gotben arclli. nnp Oes llnterltii.
sungs Gomite'S i'm San 6ran5iseo.
iibermittelt, nit bem Sinsufiigen,
bob cine meitcrc Miaion Collars 5i,r
1ispoiition oes Gomite'a itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
@cnisc Strifcs in Eittsbnrg.

EittSburg, So, T.. Wai. -
ScrtC iultrocn meniger Strifea an.
lGBlid oeS WoitogeS III Oicicr StoOt
iniccnirt, ols felt pielen Sobrcn. 9i5
ieBt lit MIR ein Strife olltoriiirt nor,
ocn, oericnige Ser 9lrbcitcr III Britt.
fcns unb @oueiielt, Die lire Sor0e.
run9 eiltrr 2obncr6obung unO Der
IbGnoerung GINGER IrbcitSregeln
Ourd)ieBen moQen. gud) miro Der
&ompi gcgcn Die n%oiienc @crfitGtte"
b%egonllen.
9ie S%oroerungen ipllrOen id)on Dor
cinigen @od)en onigelteat, ober Die
@eiellidynft Der YittSburger 9aumei-
tier wolte Ni6tS pon Dem Goridlog
Der Nlrbeitcr b0reit mo erflGrte lidl
iiir Die .%oiienc @erfitGttc." Gtpo
700 Wonn merOcr o%if.i5irt, bod miro
hoburdJ menigc mid)tigc Nrbeit &C.
binoert, "a bic meiiten @ebGuoc, Die
geId)idte Irbciter perlongcn, nod,
fir mebrcrc Mcrotc nidt bereit
lino.
Tie ltnionen ser 3inmcrleute
SoincrS, @oditeinleger uno Mourer
boben ebenial& ibre Goroerun9en al
Die Yrbeitgeber gerid)tct, meroen bes.
bolb ober fcinen Strife morbnen.
Gic 3inmerlcllte perlangen einC
2obncrbobung unb sic @oditcinlegcl
eincn bolbcn Scicrtog nl Samitog
Illc onbcren 9ougcmcrfe Gobert ibr(
So%rocrungcn unb Hobnifolo nnr /
&onltor gcregclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
Mns Sem Snncrcn MarDlano's mnb
ben n%ngrcu5cnbm Staaten.
An ely cine Solge oeS Grbs
bebens.

q III cine 6olge oes Gro
bebens.
@iQiom NeunlanlL Der in, Sitter
bon Is Sobren Dor # Sobren aus
Dorf, go, megging unO ieitoem nid)t
on ieine Gngeborigcn gcidricben
bot, 0ub Elm Sebens5eid)en bon lid.
Gr id)ricb aus Soflorb, Gal., uno
erpGbnte, BOB bos Grobeben al lei
ner groBen 3urm fei1telt Stuoeit
ongcridtet bat. Gr miro ieine rod,
in S)orf, ga, m%obnenOen @riiocr in
Der nud)lten 3eit 6eiudcn llnb iibcr
leine TcrgongenGeit 6crid)ten.
Shpere Strofc.
Sn Cumberland plir0e Srau
Nonnie Mc0worp mcgeu Spirituo-
ienperfoufS om Sonntog 5lr 3ob-
lung elmer Strnfe BON $3.50 uno So
item perurtbeilt. Ger Wirtp @m. &.
Groiuc, peld)er Spiritlioicu an Min=
%berjGbrigc perfouite mnO ebenio am
Sonntog, murbe SIR 3oblumg elmer
Strofe bon $50 mo Soften mo 5ll
eirer @cfGngniBitroie bon rinelu
Monot uerlrthcilt.
g dol ouf ieine Wutter.
Sn 9runMuid, Srcoerid Gountp,
lit Ecter @ooe inter ser gnihuloi-
gllng perboitet mprbcr, ieinc Mlltter
unb leinen 9rlloer 81 crId)RBcn Der.
iuft 5I bobcn. @ooc miro fir Elm
Gerbor icitge6olten.
Nblcben.
On S%nncptolpn, Src0erid Gountp,
lit Ir. @iliom Heinoonor, elm alter
moblbcfamntcr Ir5t, I'M Ilttr bon Sc
Sa6rcn geltorbcn.
8ran0.
Sei Snpre DC Grace lit Die @oip.
lln-Sad)t oSuSoue=Gbelu," loluie Oos
9ootbuns OeS Srn. g.. :. Scncco
obgebronnt, Ger &erluit miro oli
$4,000 geidGtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

Obispo lno Wtiro Stores 6ll errid)tel
iinO unO Gerbinoung baben nit benz
Hipeou oeS WeereslpiegelS; bob Der
aanol 5miiden ben S6leuien feline
geringere Siefe baben ioll, ais 40
Sub mo nid)t mebr, ais 80 Sub nno
nid)t meniger, oils 60 SUB iiber benz
WeereSipiegel liegen io1, ipie Der
Er1iioent Der Ser. Staatcn beitim=
men mag. Sic Shleuien ioQen Bop
pelt iein uno BON elmer 2Gngc bon
nitt meniger, alS 500 SUB unO elmer
9reite bon nibt menigcr, ais so sub
ieood iolen Die Shlcuien ni6t in
6lu6ten gebalttcn meroen.
Gie Bill ging an baS aonol.Go.
mite, welhe5 iih nit Der Grage oes
lupus oes 9anulS beidGitigt.
unier San0el in ser
Wanbidurei.
Ger Boycott gegen omerifoniidyc
SSoarell I'M mittleren China lit, ME
DER amerifoniihe @enerolfonlnl
Sammo1lS III Nemdpong Dem y9u.
reol OF Manufacturers" beridtet,
ollrd) ben nrrunter6rohenen omcrifo.
nil6eH San0el in Ser Wonoidurci
in betr1htlidem MoBe mieoer ailtac.
mlaht morocn. @ie Commons nit
tbeilt, iii amerifoniihes 9ormmoll.
5ellg in Scr Monbihurei raid beliebt
genor0en. Ser Wcrtb ser I'M Sabre
1905 aus ben Ser. Stootcn mad,
9%temd)ruang erportirten gralten 9eirz
manO mar $5,G77000, Der aus 30.
pan fonmenoen MIR $t25,OO0 uno
Der aus @roBbritannien fonmenoen
MIR $4,000.
@crtreter bel Nlionio'8
Sod5eit.
lieutenant 2eigb &. Golnler pom
Sdladtihiif Wtiiiouri lit 5lm @ertrc.
ter Der Warine bel Ser i'm SUM IN
Waorib ltuttiinbenoen GermGbluna
oeS &onigs sllfonip mlSerieben, nah
reno lieutenant II. 2. Grant pom
Sngenieur.G orpS lhon iriiber 5llttl
Sertreter Der 9unoeSormcc crllonrt
moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
Sic rutbc Tabnc IN Gbicaau.

0biCago, I. Mai. - Gtma 200
MGnner, mel6c iidl So5ioliIten men.
ncr, p%crllld)ten belltc, nit elmer ro'
tben Sobne oilrd) oieStruBen 5l mar.
id)ircn, mrrben ieood) bon ser Yoli-
sci 0aron perbin0ert. 80 Goli5iiten
inter Dem Sergcontcn Mid)ael Sui.
liuon criGicncn, che iid scr 3ug in
Sclucgung lebtc, on Dem Sommcl.
punftc, Gdc Der Mihigon. II. North.
GlorfcltroBc, mo pcrbotcn sic Ont.
ioltlng Der rotben Sobnen. SieDtGr.
ncr, wcld)c iGnlmtlid) rotbe 5abnen
trllgcn, m~orid)irtcn oonn nit Der
Sabine 5uiommcngerolt nod Dem 5
Meilen enticrnten SougloS : Eurf,
no cine &criommllIng gebolten mur.
sc. &iele Der Monner perlicBen Sen
3ug ouf benz Morid)e. Als Der Sob.
nc1trGecr Golporo @lao5ilnsfi M
terlpegS cinenGcrilld) mod)te, bieSol-
ne 81 ~entfoltcn, bemGd,tigtc iid) bic
Eoli5ei ocrielbcn uno perbaiteteySloo-
6ilnsfi. Gic So5ioliitcn mlodtenOfic.
lie, @ioerltano 81 %lciitcn, ihcuten ic.
bod) Dor bcn ibncn po~rgebaltenen Me.
polpern Scr Eoli5ci mo beifrdnfter
iid) o%orollf, DEM Eotrolluoger, mci.
der Subne iino SobncntrGger "a.
ronfiibrte, ctlihc Steinc nod5llpcr-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

@ettgebcn alli 1900 Wtcter mar Geo.
q. 9onbag pom crIten umerifani.
id)en Ntbletic,Glub nit 5uei Weter.
Ger ScitreidFr Spicgeler uno Der
Gngl0nOer &iltinlon, Ole an Ser
6iibrung moren, mur0eu %Oiaqualiii.
5irt, neil Tie liefen.
Sic grGbtc Seitcrfcit lici boS Toll-
5iCbcr beruor, in Dem bic 9eutiden
Die GeitreidCr mo Die @rie6cn Die
ShmeOcn bcliegten. Gas gauge
StuOium crbob iif mic Elm Wonn
mo 5oQte Dem aompf Sen lcbboite.
item 0ciiolG.
Eopit EiuS ii 6cr @eiber.
re Of e.
@icn /. Moi. - Sri. G6cimer,
sic ioe6en ans Rom nod gSieu 5u,
riidgcfcbrt lit, cr50bIt bon ibrer
4uoienS Die lie bci'm Eopit Sins
bate. Sic ipradJ nit inn iiber
S%roltcnred)tc, mo Der EopIt, iogt
Tie, habe lid 0urd)alla ni6t alS 8cg.
ner oericlben gc5cigt, iomeit lie nit
Der d)riitliden Morol nid)t in Con.
lift fGnterl. Trauclt, meint er, mo-
gen iid immCrbin Dem Stuoium ser
SuriSprllocn5 u1O Ser Weoijin mio.
men, %bcion6cr@ Dem SeBtercn, Oa lie
bier uicl 8lltca iiir ibr eigcnc& &c
idledyt unb iiir &inoer mirfen t0nn,
ten. 9fur pom Der Sbeologie iolten
lid sic Sroucn fernboltcn mo Dor
ollcn Ginger BON Scr Eolitif.
.Srolltn I'M Earlomcnt?" rici Ser
Eopit, DOS mare 5llpiel! Sd)on bic
MGnner rid)tcr genug G~oniuiion an.
Ncin un0 obermalS nein! Sogegen
fonntcn Die Srollen ibrcn Ginillb
Oobin QcItenO mod)cn, BOB oic MGn.
ncr bel &ablen iteta fiir Die cbrlidc
SadJc itimmen mo fire ainocr 5lt
gltcn @iirgern er5icbcn."
&n ser Gliiobetb=aird}c 5lt @ier
bat Moniignore @roi Ocn criten r0.
MIDI fotbolii6en @ottcaoienlt fir
sic cngliid)iprcdJcnoc @eu0lfcrunQ
Der StnOt o%bgeboltcn, 3ublrcide
Mit9licocr ser onglo-omcrifonii6cn
&olonie mobnten 0enllelbcr bel.
Sn Ben @run0 gcboDrt.
Ncm Soucn, Gnglono, /. Moi.
- Ger britiIdc 2ompicr y9lonc.
flelo," Capt. SioocS, Der bon Slnin
ilod) Goper mtcrnegS mar, lit bel
Scodp &coO nit Dem britiihen9orf.
lhiIf oaote Sbomoa" 5liommengc.
ltoBcn unO geiunfcr. Ger GopitGn
mo neirn Morm Der 9ciobltng MN.
Den bon cinem Sootienboot bier g.
lonOet; mar glollbt, DOB nod II oil.
ocrc Sceleutc ocS GompicrS g~crettct
muroen. Slim Ecrioncn ioacn cr-
trunfen icin. GnS Cargo ser .9la.
neiielo" bate cincn @crtb bon $3.50
900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

". ". Morroip, ErGiiocnt bcS ca
liiornii6en 3peiges Der @eieaihn1t
oes Hotben &reu5es, bat ser 2eBtereIl
mitgetbeilt, e3 iei beiier, menn bieSc'
ieaidoit bon iebt an @elo nab Salt
i"ornien i6ide, anitott 2ebcnSnnlttelli'
ga fiir ben unmittelboren SeoorT al
SeBteren gelorgt iei.
. Sic SauS . Bill, morin $I0,OOO De-
miaigt meroen iiir Die Oird oa3efo'
beben in Gan Sran5iSco perurlad)ieh
G%otbItanOs . Soroerungen allT Mare
Ssluno uuo ben Eoitoienlt III gan
Sran5isco, lit beutc ald) olIrb Oel1
Senat angcnommen moroen.
YrGiioent Mooieuclt bat oaS&riegS'
uno Morine . Gepartcnlent beaula
troat. bic Nanrcn ser Sfii5iere unp
Der Monniduitcn oeS Worines9orps
un0 ser %rmce nambaIt 5u MAIDEN,
neldJe lid bel Der 9etGnlpiung Der
IeucrSbrlmit in Gan Sron5isco be
ion0crc @croicnlte crmorben bo6en,
III BEN 3pede, UNI Die 2eute 5u be.
lo6cn un0 i1nen einGbren9eidenf 3ll.
tommcn 5u lalien.
&iilfc OcS ocutiGen aonir'
latS.
SaflanO 3, Gul., I. Wai. = Id3
0eltid)e aonilllut unteritiibt oie9toth.
leioenocn, melfe lid Oaielbit einfih,
ben uno an Oeiiel Siilfe appellircn,
nod Wiogliffeit. Ga Die mciitenG0'
tuncnte bei'm Seltcr mitucrbrnnnt
iino, mcrOen nltr cinige menige 6ro'
gen geitcut, morolli 5ur &inocrung
Der oltgcnblidliden Notb tleinere
@elobetrGge eillige Gage binOurd)
auSbe5ablt Wcrocn, mobei ben Spills;
bcoilritigen jeood) Die @eilung gcgc.
ben miro. nod Moglidfeit Seihait;.
glu1g mo %croienlt 81 iud)en, Oonlit
9lnoerc in glcid)er @eiie unterItilBt
mer0en fonncn. sic ein5elnen So.
milien mcrOen porlGlliig %gemobnliG
nit jc 10 Collars @oorgelo inter.
ltiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
Seirai6S 2iccn5m.

Charles e. Sorriion %, uno
Gmmo i. @romn, 81. applifont q.
Sorriion Nr. 1924, 9Sro.GbeItcr-
Strabe.
Clarence g. &eler, &c, uno Gain
&. Smitb, 80. Appliftut Clarence
g. Seller, Nr.311S, @et.Gortb .g(pe.
q. Z. Sbedels, 80, rnb Maraoret
O.. Wc@eeban, 81. .(pplifant g.
:. Sbedells, Nr. 2024 Yllasfi.S Ctr.
q. q. @riebt, 81, mo Minnie i.
9oofcr, 10, Npplifant Z. q. @rigbt,
Nr. 1919, ,@aibneton. Str.
Solepb @bite, 81, uno Neaie
Sdiainger, 81. grpIifant elmer
Solion, Nr. 11l2. 9anoper.S Ctr.
&obert g. @iuiomS, %, mo eli.
5abetb Caro-, IS. gpplitont 8obert
9. @iaiams, Mr. 205, .arlina.
ton-Mperue.
Sacob 9eneif, As, rno Morp Gut,
%. Ipplifant .Socob geneif, ar.
S27, Noro-@ap Str.
Sobn 9ofaron %, uno 2ula @il.
liams. 81. slppIifolt Sobn 9odoron.
Nr. II, Maribaa- StraBe.
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@antbatiafcit in Gbicaao labmgclcst

Gbicogo, I. Moi. - Morgerl
iriib miro Die bieii9c 9~autbGtigfeit
Ourd) Den neutrality-suspicious. bon
etma 1000 @auorbcitcru gum pl0tli.
d,eit Stiaitano a%eln,gcn. Gie Struf.
tnrorbeitcr, Oercn SbGtigfcit iid aui
Die Grriftlmg Der Giicn- mo Stabl'
gerippc fiir @olfcntroter ul,b onOcrc
bobc @cbGuOe bcidrGntt, erbicltcn
cincn Sobn bon 1914 Gents pro
Stunoe. Sbre Dor eincm Wonat &C.
ltelte Toroernng Der GrbGbung Die
les Sotes olf 621a Gents lit bon
Den Mitglieocrn Ser .Sron 2eague"
5ilriidgepieien moroel.
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NrbeitslOic 3nsbeoienitetc.
@irfungcn ser Stritemirrcr i'm
Nntbrocitrcpier. - Gin GrobltS
bon @rllbcnor6citcrn.

bon @rltbcrarbcltcrl1.
Mca0ing, go, I. Moi. - Tic
"Nenoing Company" l0Bt iebt Sob
len bon ben ongcbGuiten Gorrdtben
ocrlenocn mo ld)idt NIT GinidduG
Der Eroouftiou Der @oidcrcicn tag.
lid 400 bis 500 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
bier nnrd). Sn Gilcnbobntreiien
glolbt man oQgcmcin DOB ein
Strife erflGrt meroc.
@Gbreno ser Suapcniion ser Nr-
belt gebcn lid) Die @eomten o1e
Milbc, ben miibiQCn 3ugcbeoienite.
ten Irbeit iu gebcr. Gle n~leiiten
gngcltelltcn Der Hcobing Sipilion
lilo nod Dem 2ebononsTolep Der
lebt moroen. @cniNcr 0liidlid) linb
Die IngeitcQtcn ser Sbomofin- Chit
lion no MIR meni9c IN onbcrcn
EcportcnlcttS grbeit ion0cn mo
lplcoer Mn0cre MIR ncnigc Gage III
Der @odc. Mmn ipiirt Die Solgerl
Der Su@pcnljon nomCntlid) in Mo.
bonop Elone, @oroon, Sbanlofir
mo SnmnQro.
Sn ben lester 10 Sogcn iinb iibcr
2000 @rubcnorbcitct uui itrel
Nobrt rod) GroBcn St1oten Olrd,
Neaoin9 gerciil. Sic meiiten oeriel.
ben reilen NohtS mo olli bnrdge,
benocn @iiter5iieen; oui ein5elner
Dieler 3ii9e bot mor bis 100 &c.
5ublt. Sic tonrmen oQe aus Der sc.
geno uon Mt. Garnet, Sbomofir
mo Sbcnonboob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
Srofer Strife Der Saicnarbciter.

Glepelan0, 8, /. Moi.-0ie
bieiigen Shiiiseiaentbiimcr madlter
aae moglidcn Nnltrcngunsen, ibre
Shifie geItern Dor Mittcrnad bela'
ben aus Dem Saien 5l bringell, 81
Incident 3eitpunft Der auseiaete
Strife Ser Saienarbeiter begann.
Iurd Die Notwithstanding Ger Wit-
glieoer Scr .2ongiboremen's ltnion"
iuuroen u%rigefdbr 10000 Nann al,
Den groBen Secn betroiien.
Y6We snr Meiie las Mnstaub bejprat G.
NaisG NJ. 4l3. cf.1alttmsre. strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
Gun Trau3tsco's
Tortidritte.
%crbehernna in Der Sclcndtnug uno
i'm StraRenba6nperfcbr.

arbeit 3ur Grmoglidung
oer'' @ieberminabme btS 1ele.
pbors unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ii Fff
Inbolteno gutter Sanitdts.
5uItono in ben Sliidtlingslagern.
Mopor Shmib crir6t nm peiterc
2i~ebesgaben. Gas 9iirqer.
Gpmite triiit 8orfebrungen, nm
ltd) gegen AuSgeben beS Eropi-
ants lider 5u iteqen. - Iie Dor.
r0tblgen Sebensmittel mer0en
oui orei @oden utsreiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

Mtbcn, I. Moi. - Mud, an &c.
ltrigen Gage boben Die omerifnni-
ld)en gtblcien cine mcitcre Neibe be.
merfenSpcrtber Griolqc crrungen,
nno 6lpar tbciltcn iid) Eil1rim,
Sigbtbobp, Sricnb. 2copitt mo @on-
bag III Die G6ren. Mm Tornittoa
lpar ca filblcr, al& an Den porouiac-
songcncn Sogcn, unb Ntbleten, pie
Sourlltcn llobmcn Die Stoot in
N%ugcnId)ein uuO f"ouften Sollpenirc.
VIM Nodmittog erid)icn Ger &onig
nit W'it9licoern Der aonigSiamilie
abermolS I'M Stooium. Sm %ier.
bnnoert @tetcr @ettlaiif, Der OILS
critic Summer oili benz Troeromnl
Itano, iicgte saul 8. Tilgrim bonn
Ealtime NtbleticIGlub. Sieaer I'M
Wetilallf iiber cine Giitnn5 bon 1900
Weter mar Sanles 2. 2isbiboop bon
Der llniperiitat Chicago. Griter I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

SIM Senot bradte Worgon (s(la.J
cine Dill elm, sueld)e beitimmt, o6f
Der Ourd ben Sitbmus bon Banana
81 bauenoe &anal nit Shleuien per
ieben iein ioa. melde oilrd bas Sod)=
lanb bon Gnle6ra unb Gmperabor
auf elmer Tiitan5 BON S1a Meilen
iiibren unb an jebem Gnoe SdIeuien
baben ioQ. .apelde in Der Mabe BON
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-25
Drummer MAY Get Il.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-That Stuyves-
ant Fish has sold out his interest In
the Illinois Central railroad to Ed
ward H. Hartman and has agreed
to retire from the presidency of that
company will, 1t Is generally believ-
ed, soon be announced by the parties
in interest.
This announcement, It Is stated.
awaits only the acceptance by Geo.
j. Grammer of an offer of the presi-
dency of the Illinois Central to sue
coed Mr.. Fish. his selection having
been made jointly by the Hartman
and Fish interests. Mr.. Grammer is
now vice-president of the New York
Central lines west OF Buffalo, and
in charge of the western trafiic of
those lines. His choice to run the
affairs of the company under a ten
year contract at salary Of $780,
900 year is declared to be a part
lof the agreement whereby Mr.. Fish
drops the Illinois Central lines and
surrenders to Edward II. Hartman.
L
been made, is only partial, in that
Mr.. Grammer. II is expected. will
pursue the Fish policy sufficiently
close to prevent any of the troubles
which Mr.. Fish apparently fears
might follow the delivery of the
road into Hartman control.
The final act of the Illinois Cen
trail drama is said TO have been play
ed at conference held in Newark
last Monday, after Mr.. Fish and the
attorneys had hurried back from
the annual meeting held in Chicago.
Mr.. Fish, 1t is asserted. knew
when he went into the annual meet
ing that his tenure of Office was, at
best, short. 1t was not expected the
Hartman interests would immedi-
ately and forcibly retire Mr.. Fish.
but that he would be permitted IL
hold the presidency for another
year. while his power would be
shorn by the appointment of a r.
nance committee. to which all mat
tiers of importance and of policy
would be referred.
Mr.. Fish chose to bend his energy
toward placing the Illinois Central
Iunder the immediate control of
man In whom he had confidence. in
the hope that In this way Wall
street would be kept a little further
away from the property. AT any
rate, he is said not to have chosen
to calmly sit down and await the
falling of the axe which has been
suspended over his head ever since
Edward II. Hartman gained ma
iority Of the board and presumably
a controlling interest in the stock Of
1.-The company.