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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-01-27

What has become Of those re-enlisted
soldiers of forty-two years ago? The
colonel who was made brigadier gen
eral that year. Gen. Edward $. Bragg, is
the only one of tie field officers living.
Iieut.Col. l,uius /, Dawes, as perfect
soldier and gentleman as any regiment
ever had. on the way home had dropped
off in Ohio and few days later
was married. When the regiment reas-
9emhled at Milwaukee a month later he
appeared with his handsome bride who
was a Miss Beaman. daughter of Con
gresham Beaman. Today there is a
Beaman Dawes in Congress. He is
son Of our splendid lieutenant colonel.
Another son is Charles G.. Dawes. prcsi-
dent Of crest financial institution in
Chca q. aud who was the close friend
of President Mckinley. and held a high
office in his administratio Col. Dawes
became a general and served two terms
in Congress from Ohio. He died seven
years ago. Mai. John +. Hauser died long
ago. Capt. Phil Plummer, who became
major; Capt. John 4. kellogg, who be
came a meyet brIgadier general; Capt
Thomas Kerr, who became lieutenant col
onel Capt Rollin Z. Converse and Capt
W. y Remington are dead.
Three fouthS of the lieutcnants have
passed away. and at least threc-fo urths
of the enlisted men have answered to the
last roll call.
4 year and half after that happy
return TO Milwaukee the regiment came
home to muster ont Nearly every com
pany had "A different captain and a differ
emit lieutenant from those who mad com
manded Il year and hall before One
of the captains was in command of the
regiment as lieutenant colonel A ma
| oritv Of the other officers were ser
eeaut~ corporals OF priyates at the time
Of the Ncwhall banquet,
Among the living officers of the old
command are Capt. Otto Schorse of Mil
wtukec Capt. L. 4. Roberts OF Wahpe
ton. Mimi. Maj. Earl NJ Rogers Of vi
rouua. Capt Louis A. Kent Of San Fran
cisco. Capt Henry c. Matrau Of Norfolk
Nch.. Capt Tom Phrmmer of Kansas,
Capt. Heroine Il. johnson Of Milwaukee,
Lieut.. ". II. Van VIE of Mauston Lieut.
John w Davidson OF Kansas, Lieut.
Frank Waller of South Dakota Lieut..
john Crane Of New York and Lieuts
+ II. r. Carpenter and Lyman b. Upham.
The old man with the scythe has been
cutting down the Sixth Wisconsin the
past forty years as industriously as the
Confederate army did during its -four
wears i'm war.
There are many things / would like to
mention. but this sketch Is already too
hong: ono more ! must allude to
When We reached Washington Col.
Bragg ma.ched the regiment to the head
- L.141J l..
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-01-27

heart was on parade all that day, and at
that banquet it was at the elbow and
before the ewes of the soldier guests.
hose hungry boys let il be known, as
Best they could, that no blessing would
re too choice for those beautiful walters
nom Ailwaukee's best homes. or for the
citizens who had planned for their pleas
Ue AZ the wartime homecoming.
I'm sorry that they are not in the
city nowhere are they $50 that one
Ion the guests could tell them that the
boys never changed their minds, and that
those still living believe no blessing was
700 good for our entertainers Of the long
ago, or the city that possessed snch noble
souls.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-01-27

\ number of short snecches followed
the other feast. That of William Allen
is recalled because OF the many pleasant
things he said in giving the record the
regiment had made in the field
Col T.. 5. Bragg responded At the
close OF his talk the colonel gave the
command:
Attention. Sixth Wisconsin"
/ Every soldier sprang to his feet. re-
sponded as promptly as he had done in
various battles, upon hearing the little
colonel give the same command.
/ Fellow soldiers, Milwaukee was very
/ kind to Ms when we Went to the front
7 in 1861. She has been very kind TO us
! on our return for a brief visit The least
/ that we can do is to tell these good
friends and all of the people of our state,
that we will try Ia do our duty to the
end Of the war, and then give these good
ladies and the rest of Milwaukee Sixth
/ Wisconsin cheer"
/ DO ! hear the echo of those cheers ?
! They were lusty, and grateful hearts
made them seem all that cheers can
mean.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-01-27
VIII II Johnny Came March ng Home.

low milwaukee, Welcomed the Sixth Wis
consin Forty-two Years Ago
BY LieUl-C"l. ]. :, WarouS. L. = Army.
Milwaukee gloriou-ly welcomed and
splendidly entertained a convention Of
three or four hundred tourists forty two
years ago January Is.
The tourists were the survivors of the
Sixth Wisconsin Volunteers.
They had spent the better part OF
three years touring Virginia, Maryland
and Pennsylvania. and had held up right
hands and pledged to follow the calling
at the will of their Uncle Sam. whether
he desired their services one or ten years
they had sworn in for three years more,
or during the war
1t required more courage to make that
second promise. in 1854, than it did To
pledge for three years in 1861.
They had met in convention at many
points by that time; they had partici-
pated in noisy, boisterous discussions
with other American tourists: they had
discussed and stoutly contended at
Rappahannock River. Gainesville, Second
Bull Run, South Mountain. Antietam,
fredericksburg, Fitzhugh Crossing. Chan
cellorsville. Gettysburg and Mine Run.
and still there were other conventions to
come other contentious, other discus
SONS. and they knew il.
They knew that war was all and more
than Gen. sherman said it was; they had
seen more than hall Of the thousand
young tourists who passed through Mil
waukee in 1861 lay down their lives or
compelled to quit from wounds OF dis
case.
But they answered President Liucoln's
invitation to make longer stay to
help him convince our American brothers
on the other side of Mason and DiXon's
line that the government that Washing
ton and his compatriots had bequeathcd
was too good too valuable = government
To be destroyed in head-on collision
by accepting with a cheer and an oath
that no true man will violate
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-01-27

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
Fall Shoes and Hats

OUR dress for mems extreneties is all that could
~ be desired
Sh0es-The Beacon Light, So; Howard and
Fosters, $3.50, 81 and S.; with others at $3.50,
to $3.50. Every shoe is made over lasts that are
moulded after human foot forms, which insures
perfect comfort and fit. Our method of buying
and selling nsures higher degree Of quality than
you'd be likely to find in credit stores.
Hats-We have an abundant supply of all
shapes and kinds, among which is the famous
Stetson- five dozen alone of this one make,
softs and stifsthan which the world does not pro-
duce better for $3.50. Another hat of unusual
merit is Our "Anson's Special" soft at SITS, stiff
at So. Still others Of good quality at $1.35 to S.
that are worthy your attention.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

s. 3. 9nbier, lit fir Ole 6eittoge fol.
gclt0ca Yrogromm oufgCitcQt nor,
ocn: /. 8~ottesbienIt om @eibnod)tS-
Noraeu Tim fl llbr; 9. Sonnto9S.
idrI. Seicr, Nberbs %S llhr 3. Sim.
berfcit, Srcito9, Ser 2S. Ge5cmber,
1aS llbr Iberbs; 4. fl. abCnomobl
ont crIten Sonntrg i'm ncllen Sobr,
If llbr Gorm. Gcutih, 7.30 abcubS
Gngliit; 8. @ottcsbienit in Scr Sc
be.slpohe, Suiommen nit scr Gon-
coroia.@ onreinbe Woitpr H,Meu3el),
anr I. rnb s.. Sonuor in Scr Stride.
6. uno T.Str.. MorotpcIt; 8. urh 10.
Sol,lor IN ser Gonccrbio.Girdc, 90.
unb @sStr., Norolucit.
Ct. Mortirs &irhc N
annapolis
Iie 6eiltite epang .Iittb. ct. Mor.
TINS elncinoc in NnnopcIiS. no,
YoItor @ilitop Horte, miro Sen
B~ottesbienit ON 25. Te5entber Inn
fl llbr IorecrtS Beginner. Cert Ger
Scitpreoiet; 9rfoS 3, IA. Ter Gbor
miro foleenbe 2iebcr iirgcn: v3lt
@ctbIebcm i'm Stallc" bon Or. s. q.
YoImcr uuO Y2obc oen Scrrn, meinc
Seele" BON CIR, Iltborfcr.
Gle Mitgliebcr oes Chores linb:
Sppron - Srls. Iorp Sclcr. Glic
S6ofer, Sophie Seller, Mortbo
SduI5. 6rou Sobn Scintbud> unb
Srou GoItpr Montc; Pitt = Srls.
Moegic Seller uno Sebiuig Soldier;
Tcnor - Sr. Gcirirgcr; @ab-Sr.
Sobn Scirbud; Srgouiitin - Sri.
Worp Seller.
Die SoumtogSidltlc bot ibren
@eibnod)tsboum an Sonntug. sen
30. Ge5cmbcr, MbcnG& 7 llbr, lit scr
Stride. Im Wontog, Sen 81. Gci..
12S ll6r Ibenb$, miro SplpcItcrs
@ottesbicnlt 9eboltcn meroen, unb
om I. Sonuor 1907 Mcuiofrspreoigt
If llbr Iormittoe&.
Sulcms 2irhc5u ga il.
Ncip ntufet.
Gie @ci6rodJtsieier Der oeltid)ell
epnnN ..llltb. Solems' @cncinOc bon
Golt39tcipuurfct, Gordtitcr.G ountp,
Eoltor @nl. Sdmribt, lit nnp ~erltcll
@eibnohtStogc, Modmitta9S va
llbr. gn oen StitgottesGicnIt idylieBi
iif Die Seller Der SonntogSidalle.
Gic oeiltidjc @cmcinbc bel Gonli
bri6ae, Gorfeitcr. bot oic
6eitlidfcit fir Die ainocr onr bcili,
gcr Hbcnb; bic Scltprcoigt finbci
am criten @cibrodtstoqc, Nodntit.
tags, itott. Sod bcin Wottesoicnitc
Sctcr bcs bciliOcn NbcnomoblS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
(6iir bcn oScuifhcn Correspondent.
Sic Wcilmndltsfrenbc.

@cgriiBct ieio Sbr Srcunse aa'.
8egriibct icih picl tauicno Nal,
I'D miirid,' Sud gucil, meit II. brett
&cd]t frob', ucrgniigtc @cibnod)ta.
5cit.
90 alt. Of Jung, al oicicm Sog
&crgeBt bcs Mcrftoga Sorg' unt
Glug',
limo trctct IN bcn Tcigcn Cit:
SIS iol Gin Gag ser Srclioc icin.
Gltdj alei1cn gilt Dor 9lncnp Dies,
Wcila bod cilr ScIt Der ailbcr lit;
Sd piinld}, DOB Gnd) ser Sonto
Claus
Sicl prGd)t'ge @oben bring ms
SallS.
llli6 100 sic lilit'gc ainbcrid)aor
l(nriilgt Gin gliidlid5 Glternpaur,
90 ltcllc id, mid gcrrc cir
lluO lucro' OILS @oit piafonmcll
icir.
Mud cort, 100 Summer, Moth mo
Sdn1cr5.
NO siitcrrb bongt ein Wuttcrbcr5,
Ga bring id) n,cine @riibe bin
llnb bin Gic bette Srolterir.
limo iuenll Damn Vuun nm Baum
criiroblt,
Wclln ringslm lullicr ,Nltcl id)aat,
Goun ici0 i|uinfonnmclt III mcili0nt
MCid).
3d. MISUNDERSTANDING" griibc
Gi,dI!
Otto CAB d) c If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
Ins Scm Snncren NarplanS's nns
ben angrcnscnbcn Staatcn.

SomeSS !. McScnrD tobt.
SIN Iltcr pom 80 Sabrcn lturb ant
Srcitog &r. SomeS !. WcSenrp III
lelncr Wobnltng an @albingtonItr.
IN Cumberland. Gr lpobnte G0Sobre
lang in Cumberland mo mar 0oS
5rucIt0ltclte Mitglic0 0cS Gumbers
lun0 NarrcolS. Sr. WcSenrD mltr.
Dc I'M Mars 1925 in &ermont gebo-
rem. NlS ilngcr Mnnn fam er nod
baltimore un0 uur0c BORT oltigcjp
gen. WGDrcno CT Damn inn 8iireou
oeS &rcisgerid)tS bon Alcgonp,
County ongcItellt lu0r, Iti0irtc er
Die Ncd)te llnO mllroc i'm Subrc 1865
I'M Glltcr bon 10 Subrcn 5ilrl Oar.
rcoll 5l~lgcloiicn. Gr non cilter scr
bcfonnteltcn Mdnncr III Mcltcrn,
MnrplonO. Wfit linn mn icin Sobn
Sr. SonlcS u. McScrrp uiioeiirt. Vis
Dor Euei Snbrcn oniilirte lid) ser
olte SEER nit Der Suqeno bei'm
Sdlittldpubluuiel oltf Dem Hotonloc.
Hipcr. Sn frilbcrcn Sabren mor CT
audi elm GROCER Siebbobcr beS 9oll.
ipielS ulr0 beS otblctiihcn sports.
Seine Gltcrn ltonmtcn aus Srlono.
Gr bintcrlGbt ncben iciner ySittlpe
cincn Sohn SomCS u. WicScnrp mo
orei S0d)tcr Srou Snmcs u. 5edtig
IN baltimore, 6roi 6eneD IN Wbee'
ling nn6 Sri. McSenrp in 8bce.
ling. Sic 9eeroigrng iinoct bette
&ornitto9 itott. NlS ottiuc Yobr,
tlld)trogcr iucrOclt inllgirtcn sic @0.
&ugb u. WcUtullen, 5bos. g.. acon,
y. u. Hid)ntono, 3o6n aeatinn ).
$. Sol5obn, $. s. Slid, 3. 2onep
uno Robert s.. @orocu; ulO ais Gh.
rem 9nbrtud,trGgcr oic $50 Soco6
%rolun !. SprigA !. I. Scmmes,
s. @iuiontS, 3. Is. @cpbart, SomcS
Glurf, Son1ca 6innou ur0 SoS. 81
ncbnn.
Sn elmer GerionmllnD bcs aQc
0alip q 9orreolts. in mcld)cr GrsSe.
notor Gnoib !. 2uuiS sen Goriit
unb $. u. Connolly oaS Yrotofol
filbrtc, iuuroe cilt Gonlite ernonnt,
nm Grouerbeidliiiie 81 ioiicrr.
GeS Woroes ii berfii brt.
SbonoS q. @bitcroit, Der Hbilo
oclpbier @eritc E arbeiter, oeiict
6oll I'M &rcisacridt BON Cecil Som.
ny sir T%er6ollblung fam tullroc ocS
Mtorocs I'M 5~lpcitcn @rooc iduloig
bciunocn. &bitcroft lit bciduuloigt,
Den GopitIn SbomloS Silton bon ser
Sholnppc~ @oloen 2igGt" BON Ylcu.
iortpiac, M, oiif Dem elf 9iipcr
lio6c grrnnt'$ S1ore AM 8. Oftobcr
ermoroct 5u boben. Ter amuolt
&bitcroit's itelte ioiort cinen Nh.
trng aii Ginleitung cines nclicn
GcrfubrcnS.
Sn 3 ii 3 Carolina m'S &c.
ben gef 0 nj m c It.
Hobcrt Mei0, Gin eDcnloligerS du(
lc6rcr Don Woibington Gorntu ultG
ipotcrer mcdnniider Snitruftcur in
ben GroipiorO Bicycle @crfcn, Sn.
gerstmpn, fam ourd cinen llniall in
GbarleIton so. INNS 2e6en, 100
CT ais Superintendent Scr 9ortolt
Sumbcr So. Iungirtc. G%ingelauiene
Gelegrnmnlc heIagen nidt, ami luel.
die Nciic @r. Meio perungliidtc. Ger
Scidnnm lunroe nod @agerstown
6ltr Yceroignng iiberIor0t.
Bur- Tcr6eiicrnng Scr
gage Der TeAer.
Bur Belt togt cine Convention ser
Ncger Der ilelin eoitcrn Sbort.
Counties bot MorplanO un0 Der
brei Counties bon 9eldrpore in Scr
6iid)oil. : mctbob. asburp Neaer Sir
dc in Cation, Wo. Ger 3iped 'oieier
Convention lit, iber bic 8erbeiierune
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
8erlanst Ianncr unS 6naGeu.
Gcrfaugt:

Gin gro6es @eihditsbauo criicr Sluiie nit
Normal. gSuaren i'm tiali6en 8ehruud) piilibt
cinen auten Wiunn ulo Geiddftsiii6rer eincs
@iieros. 3peiaes. Saldr $500 pro SaDr. mo
ndtli6 6nblbar. nebit allen ~llnfuitcn mo Srfrn'
Committeeman. slppliiunt niub quite Sleiercnjeli
bnben Ino $1,000 9aar bciieen. bic jIlrieoci'
iieucno ii6eraeiteut iperocl, Ntnl %aoreiitre:
yYrefbent, 6f2 2. q. Str, ct. Soais, 9io.
1851, SO; 5,t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
8. Spabu'S girtauraut,

slr. 023, Wuro.Geen.. nabe Antbrns Str.
elaees Nr. sos, ). .. s. ssisnSen:Si.
ftriIis. Er. LOG, ",n G6iier,S iiirifts Gr.
103,. .. II. w." unb eSifiriffS 9ir. go,
8. II. y. Sdue an 9creire 3u bernie
t9eu.- -Sciuite Giere, g8eiie iino arbere
Sctrdffe. Gel: &. G. 9. Wolfe 629 R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
Qtubltrt 1880.
@il4elnt s. @einhar0t

ri. 202f, TSet.ealtinu ,c'straRe.
Nciu.Yurs elaltiidc Hrnd5bGnoer,
o6ne Geber,
l6nnen Tag nnb gadbt sttrasen iperben.
Mnd Sart-0 nmmi.VGnSer,
tvefdte ME rpftea, IeibH bei'm gaben ntMt.
9iefeIben firo bon alien Mer5ten befici3
emptobIen.
Or berfertist anf geiteaune nno Bat nuf Eager:
eduIterbduoer, untcrletbSbtnoen
metGe nnS &sf5fiKen.g rndbduber.
70 drrdngirt. Bob feline geebrten ain6en be-
items 5ufrieoen eefteQt fino.
Mne Aru6bdnber. ganbdeen unb Snitrns
mente tuerben earautirtx bnb ne .pofen. niib
alfs Cauberffc mo Bette aneeferttgf.
rRr 1auen limb Stmmer
inter MufH1i bon Dab. Steintarbt bcrbauben.
Wib. 1eIephon - gourtlano 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

Der Gage Der 9tcgcrroiie SIT beratben.
General Soiepb 9. Seth bon Cation,
Er0iibcnt oes Morplono SenotS,
nerlidcrtc in ciller Aniprohe al sic
Terionmlcltcr, ooB CT glles tbull
mcroc, mas IN iciner Modt ite6c, I'M!
cirte before Gage fir Die Regerbcpol,
ferltng 81 ihoifcn. Inter Nnoercm
lultroc Der 9cidllb geioBt, bel Der
9%eaiSlotlr Den Gntrog 81 iteacrL ein
@tict 5u poiiiren, luonad, orbeita.
iheiie iiingc MGiner, meld)e iid DEM
Spiel ergcbcn uno oitf scr StroBc
lmGcrlungern oils &ugobunoer CT.
fl1rt uno inter StnatSouiiidt 5ur
Nrbcit ungcboltcn mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

luuroc Der 9eidlub geioBt, bel Der
9eaiSlotnr Den Nntrog 81 iteaen, ein
8tiet 5t poiiiren, luonad) orbeitS.
ihelie ilngc WtGrncr. ncldJe iid) Dem
Spiel ergcbcn uno olif scr StroBc
lnmbcrlulrgerm oils %ugabunoen CT.
fldrt uno inter StdatSaniiidt our
grbcit angcboItcn merben.
Gas eel bcg Il ngnib
bon Srn. Charles Sd)miot, Wcld)cr
ON Mittmoh Nbcno IN ieiuer Nob.
nllng, Nr. 1871. Someriet.S troBt.
aus Dem Sc6en idico, iou0 gcitern
pom Sruiierbuulc aus ollf Dem ISL.
Grloicr.% SricOboic" itott. 3lerit mlroc
oer Sootc, luelder 33 Sabre lang
Wlt0lieo Der airdend)orS Der ct.
Wortinss @cmeinbc mar. nod Der ct.
Satobus Stride gebrod)t. molelblt go.
ter George cine GeQuiem.Wclie fir
lein Scelcnbeii cclebririe. Scr Sir.
d)clld)or Der ct. ,Sofobu0. @emcinoe
brod)te inter Der Seitun0 bon Erof.
Otidael Sf1icr mo nit Orgclbeglcii
tllng bon Sri. Senlic Ginn ein Tango.
res Frogrnnm 3ur Nurd]filbrunJ.
Ger n2oro Baltimore . M1nnerdoc"
iollg cbcnfulS Gin Sieo. 3ublrcihc
nnb prodltuollc Slumcnipeuocn iurlr.
Den nnt Cargo 6cS Gniidlofcncn ME.
0ergclc1t. Iorurter beionoen iid)
Elm 0rnnj rum ct. WurtinS.aird)cn.
DIOR. cine Sprn pom yYor0 Baltimore
W1nncrd)or," cil &raltj bonn .Grma
Nlculltrc Glub," cin Bouquet Nclfcn
pom .WtoOiion Gonclooc" ncS ,Gr.
0cltS Der Ncptolopben". NlS 9nbra
tlldltrdgcr iullgirtcn Die N0. Spiepb
u. Gunllcr mo Sobn Niric pom ct.
MartinS' airdcndor, rSobn $. Gmli.
Ter uno Aoom e. Glipp BON .Soro
Soco6 Era.
geler ul0 Ectcr Mltber. Scnru Vcf
& SObn lporen Die Scidlen6eitatter.
8irb beiIiomc 5otgenb ia,
Fem. - Scrr 2umnn 3. 0ebler bonn
nlcoi5iniid)cn Tcpartcntcnt oeS lano.
luirtbidoitlidct Tepartcmcnts in
Wolbington lngtc Del Der 9eipred)ung
ocs ON I. Sonnor 1907 IN &roit trc,
tcitocn ncllcn 8eietcs bc5ilglidy Der.
f0lid)ter 9tabrungsmittel in Der Saac
Der nlcbi5iniiden npo dirurgilden
Sofultdt Nr. S47, Moro. @ntamltroBc.
Ollrdl Gas 8eicb luiiroe Der Gcrfoui
bon Spintcn oil Sflape1 iolder ner.
Delirci5enoen ODER bcrubigenoen Mit.
tel be0eilter0 crid)ucrt lueroen: icds
Niitlionen Wenid)en icicn in oen Tcr.
Staatell Dem S%pimlgcmub crgebclr.
crfl1rte SEER acbler.
Scr Il m5uG polIcnoct.
Gie Sirntu &. 9. Slurcfc & So.
S1rblcr nit Weiren INC Spirituo.
len, bat rurncbr iGren llnl5lig IN
ibr llelles 0cidGit$lofal OH Der Ode
bon Sanoper. uno GorluopltraBe
p0llcnoet. 90 grob mar scr @ao.
rcnuorrotb Nr Sirnlu. ouG es bciro.
Gc einen gor5en Monat nalni. Inn
ocrielbcn al Srt unb Stcue inter,
5llbringclL. Tn5u fontcn beinnhe
tGGlid, Grobc 2icicruutgen fir Die
Seicrtogc az. mcldc mieoerumr per.
lallbt merbcn. Cos Scben, lueldleS
oofer lit oicier Eeriobe lit oeit ger1ii.
miaet @cid1iislofolitGteu Ierridte.
muBte elmer lcbcn. Inn lid eiiien Ne-
griff oapon 5l madJen. Nan fonnte
rnrarS leidt cricben, cob Die nor.
tbeilboit bcfanaite ,Sirna iM 3cid)eil
Der Eroiperitdt iicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

UT. 1104. Torb.6 eutrni.N peuue.
Der pyioroott Snincripdbrenoer Raupereir
bon baltimore" o%ert9miteIt fib bier icocn
Wtontap. - @ecrae @rcbn & Cons Bier
arr 3ap' mad ocutfdcr alrt brett pom
8dB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
z. ", Mdrrrtopuie Suiir.

!. "a, WutrrtuhNFe yuVt,
Norbof'Gdr Son8bs nmo Gatuiiuc.2tr.
Sduptarnriier oes .Ydnerr , uRdnaers
dnrs." SereiHss9erfammluna ieben 9ors
iieritaa slbeub. 9leue Mitelieoer utufonls
men. 8ur5lislites Bier Der .gatlouoI.
grdierei" am Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
!Scnrs Is. alstu's Mstauraut,

Er. ZIG, Slans, nabe Sutpn ro.S trate.
0or5iigllbc @eine, Gpirituoien IL. uaior,
Siaarren. YeiteS Rier ON 3apf. Gunf6
fiir SeibdtiSlerte bon 11.30 9orm. bis
2 ubr Tu6miitces. 9eIepbon, &. & g.
- Wtt. Berion 300S R.
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$3.50 pro @pde sum 9nfaug
tuirb oil 0ldbd,en be6ablt, Die etluas bonn Nc
trie6 elmer Hdtunfdine beriteben. &ir fdIies
sen Gamftags 1 r9r Na6mitiaeS uno baden
Slrbeit bon guien g9eiblpaaren, 70 ipiinfdenss
ipert5 eingeri6tet. bab iic iib bel eriporbener
ilebine out 3abIt. 9ia66ufraseu bel @iie
eros, 9er. 126 bis 1872, gaeftsS apette+e tahe.
(Jtop21, 1Wt)
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Steacngcinhc.
siencacium.

Gin Sitter fudt Stele: 1T IN 9e6anoIurg Der
9Scine, ionic in Sol5 o~lrdbnuS %crinbren. Oil
ferien inter rSiter 42," 1~entider 6urreipuu-
bout. (357-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
e(aiub Htcb' charlottesville.

Saiut HtcR' ,4peipoie.6ane,"
Turopf.Gde upn 2Dw. uMb 4prreft.etr.
8dnpiondriier oes Sefanppereins .MeIo,
bic. Sina'iunoeI ie0en GonneriIag9Ibeno
8~erfdnlmtlrngen bes centennial Wiebsers
8eretns" teoen 2. uno 4. Sienitae int
gaonat. 2elcpbon-G. G. z. @olfe 1856 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
8eIb 81 serleiteu.

WarbIanS Gbattcl 2pan M7oeiatiuu.
SO BE $500 sperben vertieben AM. gasb.,n.
pianpS ETC., pbue Gntfernnng berfefben.
Geit 1. Snuiidr 1905 ~befirben lid unfere gis
reaux pieoer tn ~nniereri aIteIt 2ofaIe,
Galpert gutlbtng,
bent Geri6iseebduoe 9cgeiifiber.
Stu1mer ut. 900, 23t, 233 l8peiter GInr).
eRbpHaG6e 0ohette. nnb ct. &auLGtraes.
Soupenirs fir @ef8dftSfreunbe.
(Trt0 .1S.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
SuIn %. Wt6eI's Gaie,

SdnoIer nit feiuen 9Scinen, Gpirtiuofea
i.uo Gignrren.
Vr. 512, Sio.6 rem uut.etue., Baltimore.
Sreillnih bon SaII6eIl 9dh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

VtItuHHt,
Sute S6Ioficr. gtad6uiraeen hei ". Srng q
suu, Sr. 4t5, Ncit's aratugai Strahc.
(356-O
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EerIangt i'm AQgemeinen.
Mcrlanat:

SamilicIt. Inn 5lr nYouiiiunu Canning 60"
Ill eehci. 9eit1noige Irbeit; outer Sobn. 9ltnli
cntaebe hem talten &eiter. 6ubreelb tiir Sim
ilo Riidreife be5dblt. Wian fneloe ii6 fhleus
Iiiait bel Is. Sugbes, pr. 1910, Miteeauua.Str.
357-03)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

Suicpb enmengrr'6 Gate,
.2f15, GGlpcrtun.Hpap, aabe Sreoerid. 2toc
Sie heiler Meine int Mcfteuo. Maols
5eiten 81 ieber 3eit. 9einditSluEfd) cine
Gpe5iaIiiii - 6auen All permietben. =
&anpiruGriicr oeS &c a~nItatter Bollsfeits
Gereins."
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1eutfhes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ean.

ItutIHte Observation-Disclosures.
Der .Dcuii6en Sefcufdaff.a - Sicieniecn. Sic
oeutiGe Sanoiuerfer. arbeiier linb Sienitbpten
6u bct6dftisen ipinider, wonen i6 perfSnlih
ober tn franiirten 8riefen on ben agenten Der
9eieufbait, Suhann .. W,cner, Simmer 11E,
9ar. 2t5-217, Gpurtlano.strafc, ipenben, mel
der lIneniecItIif Musiunit ert9eilen piro. =
Spre6itunbeu bon / bis 3 llbr. (San27,tS
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Su u~erfaufcn.


Sa Ucrtaaieu:
Suci Simmer iir icoct Grris,
gidddnfraden in Hr. 666, @cit.8ermars straRe
(357-S)
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Canton nmb StetIanbtpwn n,
ehribt's rGtdeufran,.0anr,"

VuC y, HHD WUuNHsS ffnHt.
Snlirtdliorticr oc5 nyabern Ser. sllrt. sy,er,
Gins" .@ibenfrnnS : SamcH 5 Serei1s, E"
sSdntcn Sninierpdbren ,en g'ou. uno 2eib.
Bereins," -9euif6e @tnitUIiffeit" uno
sScpers9onflnpe yir. 47s. s. =. g."
2eIepbon: BoIie 1923 s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

griabrene Spectators an Scmocn,
ioluie einige 2ebrIingc. SblieBt
Samitags I'M ~ llDr. @ad6uiragen
Ecrrg Shirt Saeturp,
(Ge3ttD BOG Sib-S Barp'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
8crlanst Sraaen unb Nabden:
@erIauat.

@eYIaugt.
Gin Vdder ais brittle Suno oocr elli lnliee,t
Wiant nit eiipns Grfnbrun9 in Der 8aderei.
9iud5uiraecn in Er. liz, &cits3tuhoah' Stfafe.
(3j7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

Cine fnihoIitde Srai in ben n~Iittlerett Sab
ret ais Sausbdlicrin; cine icbr quito Steac fiir
grappc, etatc snrcau Of Smutsratio'i, 3i9
RorcsS harfes.Strafe. (356-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
gerlarst:

gerlaPat:
SumeH fit 5uoerlGiiige Nrheit. I'M 9allle. 9u
criruaen i'm ,.0alpert.Sanf".CScb duhe, Spiparo=
mn sara.usa.S trnkc, 3irirter VT. /.
1857, 60,2,q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

9brin1's Canton 2ieoerfrau5.Sans,"
Saiptoudrticr hes ~GantonsQie6er.rnn3",
SiInftiinbe ieoen Miiituo6 gthenb. Sc,
S~arnensGerein berfnmmcIt it, iencn 0itns
ttdg. Mhelo. - .RatiounI"s8ier am 2dpf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - @plfe 1863 s.