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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-28

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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-28

Want to buy any city property just
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Warning NOtice.-.TO the Pub
lic.--Beware of Railroad Tick
ct Scalpers.
Scalped tickets will not be accepted
for transportation on the trains of
this company. Procure tickets from
our authorized agents and avoid trou
BILE and loss. 5
p. v. & N. E. Ry.
D. L. MYERS,
$3.50. Traffic Manager.
Good bunch of stock cattle TO trade
for nice residence. See us at once
Carlton & Bell.
T.. M. Rabb has all the latest and
improved machinery to put on your
rubber tires. 7Stf
For ten days I will have special
bargains in all kinds of town proper
ty. &c" Sutton in Oklahoma Block.
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LOST.

LOST At merry-go-round, pair of
pinch-nose eyeglasses. Return to
this Office for reward. 1928
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Five Dollars Reward.

Fri. Sept. 14t4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
Rapid Growing Fungus.

III "Rccollcctions of Il Happy Life
Miss North describes many of her
young cnthusiaSms and among others
that of collecting ana painting English
luhsi. ON one outing. she says. came
upon Il fungus about the size of Il large
turkeys egg Eager To soc it develop.
took II UP carefully AMI carried 1t
home. put 1t under Il tumblcr Oh
the window sill of my bedroom I
night. At daylight was awakened
by Il horrible crash OF splintering
glass. Rchold the tumblcr had fallen
TO the floor and broken to bits. Tie
fungus WAS standing five inches tall
having Matched itself free from its re.
stfainih= cS.like shell AMI in crow.
ing had raised the tumbcr and tilted
1t sidcwisc until ii fell over and tn the
lioor. The fungus had horrible smell,
and soon swarm of flies were hover.
Ing over It,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
MALLORY BOOKER kUPTIALS
TO Be A SMART AFFAIR
Brilliant Ceremony Will be Perform
ed in Old st. Johns Episcopal
Churcf,-Attendants Announced.

The marriage of Miss Anne Yeard.
ley Booker to Mr.. Charles King Nal
Tory, OF New York. which will occur
in old st. Johns Episcopal church on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, prom
iscs to be one of the smartcst we'd
uinss OF the year iii Hampton.
Mrs. Richard Coke Marshall will at
tend her sister as matron of hcnor
and Miss Booker will he given in
marriage by her brother-in-law, Lieu
tenant Richard Coke Marshall Miss
Hilda Booker will be the maid Of hon
or to her sister.
Mr. Mallory will have as his best
man Lieutenant L. y. Fitzgerald,
United States navy; and the ushera
are to be: Lieutenant Commander
Sawyer. United States navy: DR.. Sam.
uel llobson. Newport News; Mr.. JOS
eph A. Massie. Newport News Mr.
Richard Booker, Hampton: Mr. Frank
lin Nevins, New York.
The bridesmaids are TO he Misses
Sadie Fleming, Fort Wayne, Ind /;
Minnie p. Boykin, Smithfield. Va. ::
Mackie Young. Mary Willis Booker
and Florence Booker Hampton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
lie Viii Address The Voters Of Ebz,
abeIb City County IN That iowa
/ on Next Wednesday,
MAY SPEAK ALSO At FOX HILL
Democratic County Committee Asks
Him to Make An Address in the
Fox Hill Precinct on s .turday, Nc.
vember s-Roth OF the Districts
Were Against Him in the Primar,

Hon. William A. jones. the congress.
sionai nominee OF the Democratic plr-
ty in the First district. will address
the voters of Elizabeth City county il
Phoebns next Wednesday evening.
The County Democratic Committee
met in the office of Mr.. S. Gordon
Cumming last night and made the ne.
cessary arrangements for Mr.. Jones
visit to Phoehus. II was Thought hest
10 have the Congressman speal: in
Phoebus.
The committee also adopted resou-
lions asking Mr.. Jones TO speak in
Fox Hill on Saturday evening, Novem.
Der ,. and while it cannot be definite.
ly stated whether he will be able to
do SO, County Chairman Shelton Is
hopeful that Mr.. Jones will 80 to thai
thriving village.
Phcehus and Fox Hill we're the two
districts that voted for Mears in the
primary and the party workers now
desire TO have the voters of those pre-.
cincts hear Mr. Jones on the issue Of
the campaign.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
MINSTREL SHOW BY FlREMEN.

Fifteen Young Ladies Will be in the
Cast.-Many Attractions in Program.
The Phoebns Fire department last
night decided to give the firemen's
minstrcls in the National Soldiers
Home theatre on Monday evening. De.
cemher 30. The show will he n novel
one in several respects one of the
striking features being the introduc.
ton of fifteen young ladies'. There
will be twenty men in the show. max
ing an ensemble of thirty-five persons
in the performance.
Mcssrs. w. e. Lancer G. II. Lancer.
+. A. Kearney. Harry Simkins, James
Grant, Frank Congdon. c. G. Cunning
ham. Allen Eacho Charles Warren,
John Teemer and Arthur Nealon COM
pose the committee in charge of the
program.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
Old Point Comfort College Boys
Win The Game.
PLAYERS PUT UP FINE CONTEST
Field Too Muddy for Good Work, Blu.
the Young Men Put Up a Fine Exhi.
bition-Teams Evenly Matched ..as
to Size and Weight.

Norfolk Academy football eleven
went down to defeat before the Old
Point Comfort College team on the
college grldiron yesterday afternoon,
IL to 5.
The game vas played OH n slippery
and muddy gridron. The two elcv.
ems were evenly matched in point Of
weight, but Old Point clearly out
classed the visitors on the field.
During the first half Daily, after the
contest had progressed less than seven
minutes, carried the pigskin over the
Norfolk's goal line by repeated end
runs, one of Which WAS for twenty-fivc
yard. Gadol kicked n pretty goal
Norfolk failed to come within reach.
ing distance of the Colleg,nn's line in
the first part of the bn tie.
Nash's Clever Work.
The second half began with Norfolk
determined to score and the contest
walked warm with each minute. Final
~ Nash, on flake at kick" cludei
The Collcgians and pushed the ball ov-
or for a touchdown Norfolk missed
The kick for goal. Moore then carried
the ball over Norfolli's line and Ga
dol kicked the second goal. From this
time on neither side had any chance
TO score and the battle closed with the
Colegians the victors. IL to 5.
FIenshaw, Of Phocbus. refereed the
contest, while Jones, of Norfolk. was
the umpire. Byrnes was chief lines
man, and the time-kcepers were Jack.
son and Turney.
Old Point will play Norfolk High
School next Tuesday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
BASKET BALL LEAGUE ASSURED.

Hampton, Newport News and Norfolk
Y. M. C. A. Men tc Form Organization.
Plans are being perfected for the
organization of basket ball league
between the Young Mems Christian
Associations Of Hampton, Newport
News and Norfolk.
The secretaries of the three associa-
lions will meet in Hampton today.
when the final details of the organiza-
ton will be entered into and sched-
ule Of games probably made out.
According to those furthcring the
movement the idea is to
have two games a week
throughout the winter The schednl,
will be so gotten up as to give each OF
the three associations plenty OF
games at home.
DIR. George McAllister, who is the
business manager of the proposed
Hampton teams, stated yesterday that
the Indications are that the league
will be success.
Basketball is one Of tho bcsi
games of the winter sports and the
local association has ample material
for three strong teams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
YOUNG THOMAS ExonERATED.
Magistrate Gaylord Dismissed the
CHARGE of Robbery Against Him.

Charge of Robbery Against Him.
Hugh Thomas. IL young man known
around The Cross Roads, was acquii,
ted of the charge of entering the sa-
loon Of w. r. Patrick by Magistrate
Robert l.. J. Gaylord last night.
Young Thomas was arrested yester.
day morning on warrant sworn ont
by County Officer John Tignor before
Justice Gaylord. which charged him
with having attempted to rob the sa-
loon, There was absolutely nothing
brought out in the evidence to asso-
ciate young Thomas with the alleged
offcnse and Magistrate Gaylord took
occasion to state this in dismissine
tho warrant.
Thomas is the son of Mr.. John
Thomas. who for several years was
constable in Wythe district.
Mitchell Wood, the colored man ar
rested for completely in the robbery
OF the saloon. was also tried by Mag
istratc Gaylord. There was nothing
to connect Wood with the robbery,
but Magistrate GAYLORD gave him three
months in Jail for being n suspicious
character and begging around town.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
Nnt q I.innl Settlement

The person who settles Il matter and
settles II wrong is in the position OF Il
man who has got rid of The sliunl; I'M
der his porch by driving the innocent
little animal under the barn. Then
every wandering boy who knows the
facts comes along and works for hours
with pole trying to goad the animal.
Whether he succeeds Or not. the at.
tempt is runons to the brand of at
mospherc used in the neighborhood-
Minneapolis Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24

JACKSON NOT poor.
The Great Statesman Had Very Many
EnrlN AdNmntnges.

EARLY Advantages. 81
Verify we must abandon the belief
that Andrew jackson belonged to tile
class OF American youths whu rode to
fame and fortune 10y their own efforts,
lmaidcd by the help of family and
friends.
Never did he taste the bitter cup OF
physical want, of hunger and cold, OF
helpless. spirit breaking poverty.
Never was he without home and loyal
friends and II sufllcicncy of the com.
forts of life. Never was II Ills lop II
suffer that humiliation, that NORTH.
cation. that inward bleeding wound
which the proud nature VIRTUES under
when there is no money In the po .kct,
no change OF clothing for the body, no
welcome light in amy window In all
the world IA the harussed day draws
to It's end and the wretchcd night
comes on
Poverty! Why, .Andrcw Jackson
never In his whole life had Il genuine
taste of what the cruel word really
means.
Few men lave been more greatly in
deGtcd to the intelligent affection of a
Hclf sacrificing mother. Few sons OF
poor parents have had such advan.
tagcs as were his lot, and rcw la,i. OF
poor parents did such scanty amount
OF manual labor Compared to TIC
rugged. self taught youth Of ncniainin
franklin, Roger Sherman. Abraham
Lincoln. Andrew Johnson. Sam lIous.
ton, Francis Marion and Nuthnnacl
Greene, the boyhood of Andrew Jack
son almost assumes The appearance OF
having been Gust upon "ilowrly bed Il,
of cnse."- WatSonS Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
Her SuppOsition.

I'm glad to say" remarked Mrs.
Strongminde In an insinuating tore.
"that my husband Is not a sporty man"
"Oh," replied Mrs. Kaflyppe, looking
very sweet and Innocent, I'm snrpris-
cd to hear you say that. have always
supposed that he must have married
you Oh a bct."-Chicaco Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
NEGRO EASILY CAPTURED.
Eddie White, in Escaping Policeman,
Ran Into the Arms Of Another One.

Ran into the Arms Of Another One.
Eddie White, whose complexion
does not tally with his name, was
held as a suspicious character for ten
days by Mayor Thornton F. Jones yes.
terday morning.
Eddie, who has given the police au-
thorities much trouble, was skylark,
ing yesterday morning. and in order
to escape arrest by Special Officer
j. Lindsay, who lives in north King
street, ran right int, the arms of Of
ficer Leslie Curtis at the courthouse
Eddie was unable to give a straight
account of his whereabouts during tbs
night.
He is thought, by the police. to be
in possession of Information concern
ing the recent robbcries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
COLONEL HARRISON ARRIVES.
He Will Assume Command of Fort
Monroe This Morning.

Colonel George +. 4. Harrison, ar
tillery corps, reached Old Point yes
terday. and will this morning take un
his duties rs commanding officer of
Fort Monroe. Colonel Harrison was
accompanied by his family.
Capt. II. ii. c. Kelton, who has been
Quartermaster at camp embarkation,
Newport News. having besn relieved,
returned to Fort Monroe yesterday AMI
turned to Fort Monroe yesterday and
again took up his duties as quarter
master Of that reservation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
Striking.

"Auntic." said Polly, rucfully rub.
bling her forehead, that big photo
graph of you is striking likeness, isn't
it?"
DO You think SO, dcarie:"
Yes" said Polly. 1T just fell of
the mantclpiece and hit NE on the
forehead"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24

George" she said, after she had ac
copied him. tell me, am your frs.
and only love-"
"Why-er-no, dear" replied the drug
clerk drcamily. but you are something
just as good."-Eychange
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24

Antique Mahogany Card Table, sp,
cial price this week, $500 The Lap
diary, Phoebus. 10-21-4t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24

81 never knew such pcssimst as
that fellow Jenkins"
"ics.. Il actually believe his idea of
heaven is Il place that is paved witt.
gold bricks. PUCK.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24

Antique Colonia! Corner Cupboard
$1,000. The Lapidary Phoebus Spe-
cial sale. 10-21-it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
,Wr. curtis Much Better.

Deputy Sheriff Charles G.. Curtis
who has beer quite sick with malarial
fever for the past few days, was said
to be very much improved yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
MIR. cunninohsm in HospitaI.

Mr.. Jesse Cunningham underwent a
nainful operation on his right leg in
Dixie Hospital yesterday. He is ex-
pected to recover raridly, however.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
coIored Woman Breaks Her Ankle.

Mary selden, colored woman. fell
down a flight of steps Monday after
noon and broke her right leg at the
ankle. DR.. George w. McAllister set
the broken bone
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24

County Clerk and Mrs. Harry II.
Holt are expected to return from
Philadelphia this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
Wines and Liquors

belong to the lost tribe that stray.
ed away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on the Red Sea. lin a price
cutter. I'm II monoy-maker; I'm the
ono that sells MI straight Whistles
retail Mt Wholesale prices. The follow
Ing high grade l0c. Whistles sell for
&c. II drink: Paul Jones. Pure Rye,
Sherwood Ryo WhIskey, Carroll
Springs, pure Maryland Rye Whlskey,
Overholt Rye Whlskey, Purkwood Rye
! Whiskcy. All of the above named
WHISTLES are strictly High grade;
match my prices II you dare bout me
, IL you Gun.
Whlskey in bulk Mt following prlces:.
Old Nick Pure Rye, IL pt., 26c;
Lconard's FavorIte, 1-2 pt, zoe:
Sallon ............... ....... 500
Hunters baltimore Rye, 1.2 pt.,
zoe; gallon .........., 400
Maryland Club, 1.2 pit, &c.; gal-
ION ..,........... ..,........ 400
Panl Jones Pure Rye, 1-2 pt., zoe;
Buion ............... ....... 2.75
Carrell springs, gallon .......... ESQ
NNNN Baker Rye, gallon ...... ESQ
Siar a Rye. gallon ............. 200
Mosa Rose, gallon .......... 200
hardwood Pare Rye. gallon 49,. 200
Jefferson Pure Ryo, gallon $3.50. 1.75
Kentucky bourbon, gallon ...... t.40
Double Stamp Gin, gallon .... 200
Tho following brands of California
Wines, Port, Sherry, Catawba, Caret.
blackberry mt 25c. per qt por gnl, TIC.
Pride OF North Carolina, years
oiu' galI0n ............ 49,. 200
knmmcill. per gallon ........... 200
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24
Fresh Hyacinths, Etc.

Just received a fresh supply of hya
cinth. tulip. narcissus, jonquiI and
Chinese lily bulbs. GEORGT r.
WOOD. Phone. 486. 9-25-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24

Beauty is a short lived tyranny.
Socrates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-15
Ingeflastc @aihcrcibeiiter.

Gincinnoti 3, II. Suli. -
&ier murben 80 @Gihcreien uno @G'
idereien-9 ciiter bon Der 8rano-S Strp
ouf Die Nntlagc Der Gillgebung citer
COMPUTATION sur &crbinoeruug oc1
frcien McltberucrbS untcr Inflo9e ge-
ltellt. @egen Is Der NnAefloaten liegt
ferner Die Nnflo1c megcn @iloung cis
ner Organization Der iogcnonntet
y9ounorp Grdlunge," Dor. Die BE
flogten crid)pl1cn deItern Dor @eridt
uno iperben ip0ter 9iirgldoft itellen,
Gic Strnie fir Den 6oQ Der Shuloig-
iprehilng lontet ouf Celebrate BON
$50 bis $4,000 o0cr Giniperriung orf
ichs Monotc bis 81 einen1 Sobr, oocr
olf beibe. Cine ~cintrGdtige Ereis-
erbobnng BON einem bolben Sent fir
oas @aihen pom &rogen mo Mau-
ldetten bate sum &or9cbert oer@rano
Surp gnloB gegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-15
0lntaffoirc oufacflGrt.

Cotton, II. Sui. 3t cinem
Sonle in Siio=9oIton pltroe aeItcru
AbenO Sergeant Samuel S6mciber
bon Ser 9rrocSs aiiiteu.9 lrtiacrie CT.
Itod)cn oltfgcilnl0cn, mdbreilo Dennis
McSmccllcp, GO Sabre alt, nnO ieinc
Softer, Gliiobetb Bloom, id)mer Der
lett ltn0. Cine bellte ongeltellte I'M
ternldrng BAT rrgebell, Dob Sdmeibcr
lid) leIbIt critoh, nad)oem er Sen
olten Smeencp nit eitem Stiif Sol5
l6ner, piclciht tootlidl unO Ociicn
Sodter beocutclto pcrlebt bottc, ais
olclelbc ibrem &oter 81 SiiIte elite.
6ron Bloom muroe fiir6li6 Der but
flgen @elllde oes Sergeantcn mc9cn
bon ibrem Mann uerlniien. Stmeiber
Iton1mt ans Battling Springs, Eo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-15

&dbel9rolflm BON SRI. Sroplt, DEM
Setretor Der amerifoniidcn @eldnDt.
idutt IL Guatemala, elm. Eer@eIaltO.
te Combs bot Den Ganpier inSalita
Grllj ollf ieiner GiidfcJr BON Gbam-
pertco ~perpaBt un0 fam nidt Dor
Dem 20. Os. Dtts. bort cintreifen. Sr.
9romn beridtet, oob BET GontepeQlte,
in oerielbcn @egeno, wo)lcGolaOo &c
tootct mur0e, peiterNCtdmpit miro,
bod babe Scr 8oo bon @cBofooo Dos
SoltptbinoerrtB sur g%9tcpcrtcritcf
hung oe9 6rie0ens bcicitigt.
Scnor 5, u. Boclt9, ser ais Spe-
jiol 9lgent BON Saloo0Oqfim Suite
relic Oe5 6rieoens no6 @di6in9ton
tommcn Ioute, lit 5uriid6crniat uno
Icine WtiIiion o~hfgtQcbcn ruorocn.
Nus oH Oieien No6rihtcn i6licBt
man bier, ooB @roijocnt Cabrera
bon Guatemala Ocn S6liiiiel Der
Sttuotion IN &Gnocu bat, Cabrera
loa ni6t meniger ais 10000 Wiunn
inter @aifen boben, mas ais Oircttc
9eOrobrng Scr Nodboritaatcn be
trod)tct miro, unO man miro i'm olli
foroern, icine Arn1ec ouf}ll0lcL &c.
gen 0oS &cripredcn 0uB pom ollBcn
Der fein An9riff mcDr ouf @uotc
molo gemodJt miro.
Gin &%ubelgrnmm OC5 @elanOtcn
WtcrrD in San SolpuOor tbctlt nit,
OoB an Der @ren3e }miihcn @uatcmas
la unO Soluo0or Observation-Disclosures
itottiinOen unO 0oB Oic lruppen bon
Guatemala oitf oo9 @cbIct bon Som
6llroS iibergetreten iinO. 0ica &eB
tcre gclhoh 0nmit sic Erltppcrl bon
Guatemala sic fliihtiQc Nrmec BON
General 9tegolooo nod Ociicn SoO
inn gcitrigen @eiedt pcriolgcn f0n.
men.
1u$ StootS Icportcmcnt lit eli.
rig bemiibt, oie 6isbcriQcn 6ein0ielig
feitcn ni6t SIT eincm Dirtli6en
&ricgaoua6rud fommcn 5u loiien,
uno Oobingebenoe &nitruttioncn Ii1o
an Sen @eionoten W}crrp in Gan
Solpaoor mo an Ocu @einnOten
Combs in ser Sto0t Guatemala &c
ionOt moroen. NuBerOcm Itcbt oa9
StuotS 9cportcnncnt in tclcGropbi-
idcr @erbinbung nit Dem 9otidoi
ter lbompion in N}crifo, Der 0ic Be
miibun0cn Wtcrifo'S iijr Den 6ric0cn
untcritiiben ioQ. Mcrito iiibrt Die
NelttrnlitGt Itrenq ourh ltnO t6ltt
mad, Dem 9cri6t BON 8oti6oiter
Ghompion glQeS, nm mcrifanii6en
8oOcn nidt ais 9oii3 fiir Oic Sn.
iurrcftiou in Guatemala bcl1iibcn 5u
loiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-15
aopf o6 ultO roltbte bic itGOtii6en
NnlSny

aopi o6 mo roltbte bic itGOtii6en
@el0er.
8Gder
Ger Goli5eiAcf bon Wfo8fotl bat
ooS Nouptqllorticr Der Oortigcn 9dt.
fcr.llnion gcidloiien mo Den YrGii.
0entcn mo Die onoeren 9comten
ol9genicien. MilitGr- 9Gder limo
Den 9Gdcrmeiitern sur &erfiigun9
geitcut morpen.
Morotbot ocrbcrrIidt.
Sn Soeiio boben Die Hepollltioni.
item Elm Girfulor perbreitet, in luels
dJem Die @rmoromg oes Generals
Gboufnin perbcrrli6t uno ongefiill.
6igt miro, boB DER gon5cn 9iircou.
fratie boiieIbc S6idioI pinfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-15
Siltcnfnbrif einocGidcrt.

GGicago, If. Suli. Die &i.
lteniabrif ser nGorloS 9edmcpcr 9or
60" unO sic 6orbenfabrif Scr n&cot6
& Miaigon Saint So" oabier mlrocr
in Ser perfloiiencn sNdt Orrd 6cuer
5erltort nno Elm S6noen bon 5000.
600 ongcridtct. 0as GSelter mar in
Scr 6%orbcniobrif Our6 Sclbitcnt3iin-
0ltn0 e%ntltolroelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-15
@trn's mieOcr @ttte?
Ser G5ar iOa i'm INN 5rnnfrcidJ
bcimberufeu babcn.

@raf @itte Oiirfte ser Seller in Ser
0otb per6en. - Nahriht iiber
cine Neuna6l Ser Iuno inter
Dem algemeinen @o6Ire6t erre8t
9eItiir5ung. - @ie sic jeBige
Qumu 5uiammenaeieBt lit. - Su-
bel iiber Die MANUFACTURING OeS
6lottcnbeiu63.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-15
Gymfe &ebOltc.
Der IufitaHo tit Sraiilicn lrimutt at
ltmfang 81.

@c6r ais 1000 @om in aampfen ae-
faQpn. - 10000 @onn 9luoeS-
truppen ser Gcpollttionaormee
entaeaen oeionOt. - Die aricgS-
fndel in Gentrot 2(mcrifa -@lla'
temalo 6etradtet 5aloobor'S @or-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-15
u 0 d) i'm SpfCr.

SoliSburn England, A. &ll.
Ii. - &r. G0moro ". ScntcQ bon
9rooflon, N.-N, ncldcr bel Dem
fiir5lid)cn 0robcn Observation-Disclosures
idrpcr oerlcBt muroe, lit brlltc g(bcnG
I'M If llbr I'M Soipitol Ncitorbcn
Seine @ottin, iein Sobr un0 icinC
beiocn S0dtcr morer oltd) in Dem
ltnfoll ulb iuur0en iofort 0cto0tct.
10 Gerioncn ertrurfcr.
2iSbon If. SltIi. - Scr flcirC
portllgiciii6e Gonlpfer oSiIpo 9tnlC.
ricono" ionf fiir5li6 in Scr M}iinl.
bitng 0cs amon5o-6luiics i'm portll.
gielii6cn @cit Nirifo, nnb 10 @crIo.
men ertronfcn.
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Siu1lf pcrlebt.

@orcci ter, Maii., IA. SuIi. -
@enigItcnS II @crionen mltrOeu per-
lett, ais belltc Nohmittog Elm @og.
gon Scr nNSorceiter Complicated
Street &oilmap" ouf eincm Iteilen
SiigeI bonn @eIeiie ipron9 unO ger
id1p0tp
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6tba SleFiaiq NntrnGr,
GorruGonn Sponien, "A. Sl-
Ii. - N6tbunoert 8%ltd)tb6llSlcr III,
Icenirtcn bellte in DEM biciigcn @c.
fGrtgniB einen 2luirtbe lmO mcbrere
cntfomeuL cbc OoS 6crbcigerufene
WtilitGr onlonQtc. Die SolootCn
bGmpftclt ocn 9lltirubr nit Ser Gro;
bitng, OoB iic id,orf idicBcn mir,
0Clt.