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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-07
Sharp Disagreement.

tSpccinl ~ Tho E'Iimcs- Dispntri1.l
WASHl Notion, u. C., May G.--Misun-
derstnnding as to exactly what use lie
army Is 10 make Of funds for the San
francisco sufferers has arisen. as Is
shown IN dispatches exchanged By Gem
eral Greedy ana Secretary raft. General
Grccly's dispatch read:
n "Alajor Dcvol is directed By telegraph
to deposit his credit of $4,000 relief, funds,
leaving this division without any means
OF purchasing supplies ana paving cxpcn-
dlturcs already contracted. Request that
this order be contaminated and Major
Ecvol be designated as tlisburs,nS officer
OF relief fund. Unless this Is done must
necessarily stop any and all measures In
volving expenditures, not to protect my
self, but to protect junior officers Of the
army. Fresh meat being indispensable
for health and special diet. / authorized
Il to-day the purchase OF nifty thousand
pounds.
10 Which Secretary Taft replied
Your dispatch to Military Secretary
concerning Devol's credit Of 100000 re-
ceived. Unless you make Il showing to me
OF the amount Of material sent you which
! IS unused. as already requested In my dis
patch of to-day, cannot authorize Devol
to spend money as you request. for the
reason that the appropriation has already
Gbeen exceeded. II il Is necessary to obtain
meat, I can order remittance sent from
tho Red Cross funds. Confer with the re-
lief association on this subject
The following dispatch, was also re-
ceivcd from General Greedy, under date
OF May 4th:
1.-THE Eleventh Infantry arrived, thus
relieving the military situation. Condi-
lions otherwise remain unchanged from
yesterdays dispatches. All reports called
for will be furnished Immediately on
receipt OF information from subordinatcs,
who arc overworked. Find difficulty IN
obtaining time for detailed statements.
Presume should relieve gradually hence
FORTH"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-07
Their Names on HOn0r's Roll

q The names Of those pupils OF the Rich
mond public schools whose work during
April enttlc them to a place on the roll
OF honor OF The Times Dispatch, are
given here:
l Central School.
First a Grade Ed ward Wood, Bessie
Enos, Helen Mason.
First B Grade.-John Core. Harry Kemp,
Milton -Myer, Earl Jelnesse. Louise Gem
NELL, Ruth HARRISON, Isabel Prag, Ella
Thomas Mary Wagner.
Second A Grade--Graham Mathews.
Eddie Lemay, Max Lindner, Dudley
Wood1n.
Second Grade-Branham Atkinson.
Byrd Breeder, Walter Gray. Edward
Sharpe, Edna Bull, Rose Hartman. Grace
Pettus, Amelia Pogue Edith Schremp,
Katherine Vaughn.
Third A Grnde-Elise Gcpfarth Dorothy
Spooner, Maggie erknson. Louise Booth.
Third b Grade--Daisy Barbee. Rebecca
Bilikopf, Irma Caldwell, Elizabeth Diet
rick, Robert Goodwin. Arthur Hail. Jose
ph!ne Herndon, Lee Nichols Clarice Stith'
Margaret Wallcrstein, ARTHUR Whlte-
worth.
Fourth a Grnde-Martha Chappell, Jo-
Fourth B Grade-Philip Meyer. Philip
Pollnk, Morris Spooner, Fannie Ltchen-
field, Hannah May.
z Sixth Grade-Minne Dietrich, Moreno
Gary, hsercela Jones.
Fifth 4 Grade-Roswell Aaron. Cabcll
Trueman.
garet Schremp
Seventh A Grade-Alma Boomberg,
Hildn Holzhauer, Jeanette Lindner.
seventh B Grade-Norwood Gary. Ruth
Caldwell Brownie Buck, Arthur McCabc,
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Il to conform to mode" fo'','"- C-o ~
rs dualntest and sweetest charms would

II to Onfnrrn to r'ndnr'' fH'''>'"-5 ~ -
It's qualntcst and sweetest charms would
more. We would not disturb the Bible
spelling, but leave It as It s--no one
would ever think Of Carnegiezing 1t. All
tho old books would naturally and neces-
sariIy remain as they are, Do 1--WE change
Marjorie Flcning's spelling? No. NO
one could mediate q vandalism like that.
Marjorie. like Chaucer, would not be Mar
jOrc without her enchanting dcprcdatons
uron the spelling book. For half a CEN
fury We have possessed the journals OF
that immortal child of six years, and to
this day no one has been impous enocsh
/ 10 change a syllable contrivcd by that
dear little hand.
No. Marjoric's spelling will remain un-
Erofnned while the language shall last
Its ''associntions" are cafe: and 50 are
the associations which bind US TO the
other old books which we love.
{ BY 4 sudden and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the present spelling could be entirely
changed and the notwithstanding be ac-
ceptetl. all in the space Of couple OF
years; and preferred in another couple.
But 1t won't happen. and am as sorry
as dog.
For do love revolutions and .vio-
lcnce.-Mark Twain in Harpers Weekly.
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GLENDALE JOTTINGS

Rev. J. w. White. OF Henrico Circuit.
is taking a vacation, which ne VIII snena
county.
chased Il farm near Glendale Where ne
expects to engage In tho poultry business
on an extensive scale, isis,
Mrs. II. l.. Hare visited friends In Glen
dale during the week.
Hebcr Nelson has purchased the historl-f
cal farm, Familiarity known as "Frnser's
Farm" and will make his home there IN
the future. Mr., Hutchins, who purchased
It n few years ago, Will return to Belle
Mrs Clarke, OF Lawrence, Ill, Is on a.
visit TO her mother near this place.
Miss Anne Cartwright, OF Beechwoodt
Park is visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
j, A, Potter. si{%
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Kennedy, one month; Frank Robinson,

Kennedy one month; Frank Robinson,
one month.
Third A Grade--Rudolph Schmidt. three
months; Pearl Snend, three months;
Louise Washer, three months; Willie Min
son, one month Louise Rice, one month;
Clara Snead, one month.
Second 3 Gradc-Robert Currle. three
months: Ben Mann, one month; Pat Nc
Guirc, one month: Ben Sweeney. one
month: Blair Swecny, one month;
Blanche BcAzley. two months:, rene
Cavedo, one month: Addie Carroll. three
months Maggie rhrockmorton, three
months: JAMIE Woodall, one nronth.
Second a Ciradc-Nettic Beasley, three
months; Louis Reams, three months;
Walter King, three months; Lawrence
Bowlcs, two months; Paul Daugherty,
two months, John Everhardt. one month:
Myrtle Parr. one month. Louise Kerr one
mon tn. ag}F .tag 5t s5l
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sPrddy, Emily schott Isabelle Thomas.
Mary Thoma sson, Aubrey Gilman,
Charley Gerlach. Raymond Kuhn.
First 3 Grade-Ivy Burruss. Then1l
Lucas, Mary Penberton, Annie Robert
son, Katherine Yous. Gladys Ganzert,
Warren Bowen; Karl Bowman, George
Britain, Earl Richardson. Frederick Sat
teriield
First A Grade-Chesleigh Long. Ord
way Walsh, Adolph Wells. Jennie Lyth-
Grace Batkins, Ellzabeth Haskins.
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DEATHS

JoNES.--Died, at his residence, llla West
Ing, Mr. CLARENCE WOODWARD
y JONES in the forty-first year OF his
y age The deceased Is survived by his
wife and one daughter. Miss Mary
Katherine Lewis.
Funeral notice latess \
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. Mems OF the Suburbs.

+ IS Il 4 4
h the city, after brief stay with Mrs.
Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Itazelgrove visited friends
In Hanover during the week. ,t5
u Mrs salle Harris is visiting Mrs.
Tatun. t86 335R ~
Miss Budd Anderson wns the guest Of
her cousin, Miss I4arlna Tiller, recently
Mrs. r.. G. Barnes visited her sister
Mrs. Sanders, at Dumbarton during the
week. N5#G 8l5S 4iE .iyJ
Mrs, j. r.. .Tlller Is visiting relatives Al
"Ethclwood." }8 IS III
Mr.. II. a. Peasants, of Laurel, spent
Thursday night with friends on Church
Mrs. James Willis, Of VISTA was the
recent guest of her sister, Mrs r. F..
Tucker. 33S
Mrs. Denoon, after n delightful stay
with her mother has returned to LAUREL.
Mrs. stacy Of Highland PARK. has been
visiting Mrs. Litchileld for several days
Miss Lizzie Mcclellan was the guest2of
her aunt, Mrs. underwater, during the
week. Y5s
Miss Hester Tusscll, of Paramount, has
boon spending some time with Mrs. G.. E.
Jones.
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West End School.

Sixth a Grade-Lnura Richardson Helen
Monsell Maria Gregory, Arthur Brown,
Malcolm straus, Frank Miner. Margaret
Word.
ents, Garter Ruskcll. Roger McLelland,
Ludwql EiEl Conway Gordon.
Seventh I Il Grade-Constance Ileindl,
Seventh 4 cirade-Edna crcnshaw, An
mic Graham.
Sixth b Grade-Ruth Holland, Bessie
Shumnn, Edith Michnels, Elizabeth Gray,
Robina Ruskell, Kate CIemmitt.
Fifth p Grade-Margaret Gordon, Eila
Williams, Everett Smith, Walter Gnleshl.
Fifth * Grade-Jose Ramos, William
Plumb. Freda Dietz.
Third b Grade--Margaret McVey.
Third A Grade-John Cox, Herbert
Second b Grade-George Carneal, Katne-
rine Brown, Lucy Tompkins, Esse Stall
man, Elizabeth AIagill. Janet WYATT ed
.mund Fucker, Louise Jordon. Mamie KEN
nedy, Laura Blanton, Dorothy Rheutan,
Merle Tyler. Bertha Brown.
Second a Grade-Sam Witt. Hall Mason,
First Ii Grade--Gay Francis Jerrles
Heinrich, Kathleen McCollum, VIRGINIA
Minor, Elizabeth Wmlrop Helena Wyatt;
First Grade-West McClelland, Sewell
Wingield Adelaide Cheathnm, ELSIE
Evans, Thelma Sims Helen Thompson
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UPPER HENRIC0

Miss Mania Smith. after a delightful
visit to Mrs. VIC. Peasants, has returned
to her home on Church Hi,
Mrs, Boschen of Ashland, is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs y. q.
Bolton,
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Elba School.

Seventh b Grade--Erma Adams, Leila
Leftwich Edna Moore, Julia Ratrie.
Seventh A Grade--Ethel Nuckols.
Fifth Il Grade-Lula Atkinson, Blanche
Jones,
land Hamlet, ella Hamlet, Charles
Fourth - Grade--Kate Richardson,
Coleman Crump. Michael Kahn lucille
Kersey, Isora Tisnor.
stein, Russell Tinsley, Frank Bolton,
Third b Grade-lIl lott lIazelgroye, Olga
Pohlig, Robert. iToombs, Oracle Rollins,
Maud Duke, larry Jones, Winfree Tate,
Grace Ganzert.
Third "a Grade Marie Hutchison. John
.Wllks, 3 DayyS5 Lucas, Willy Cox, Maud
}Rudd, Charley Stein, Greed Davis Elmer
Bschoff \.
Second B Grads-SL llllan Burgpss. Rsycll
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Mr. Clarence Woodward Jones'

,rhe death Of Mr. Clarence Woodward
tones occurred at 1870 o'clock this morn-..
Ing al his home, No lll5 West ], Main an
GEAR If his age, and Is survived by his
Wife Wife ana one daughter, Miss Mary kathe-:
'' The y funeral arrangements Will DO an
nounced later.
mr.. w H. Parker has returned to the
civ after an absence of several days In
New York.
MIS- william Lat!mer, of Wilmington,
n a, Is the guest OF relatives at No, fOa
E,ast Franklin Street. .-51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03

Iino ocr llcbcrScuNung, rap bic uuiclI
lbeetabletten nitt mr. sen Nnforots
riIn0en Der ReaicrlnN cntiprcdIrn,
Ionoern alrt) iiir Oeli n~ti1Cu:iurN
Sanocl nnb 6omilirnAebrauh lid
cigrcn lpcroCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03

ToS Mferbun IcOurtc,
.latnt b~eid)Gitiat iit nit oenl ne1lor-
tiacn Experiment, Gee IN Iablettcli.
iorm 5iiiommcn 5il pre,!rn. 10 bo" JIG;
rtH elleul SGicIdJm e,,S Sriir bca
arpNtatiidrm @etrGnfs. COS dtlreat.
ohrr nidt bcrortidt, 3nbercilcu lieic.
Menn ouS @efiabrcn fiji ols prattiiM
%crlueiii. 10 wiirbe boirn ein grobes
Hndet 9bcc iid III ben Sdlbt)tolden
bon Eobletten, nidt gr6ber,' al@ cine
aepSDulife Streidbrlaldaftet. ait.
i~anuren preiicn Ioliei,. Ses mr. hic
intcreiiontct &erilld)t u%crmanbteS fee
miro ron Ger bon Dem adcr6an.Gc.
parten'e ilt alteelcatan G.nntole pci
SiunluerpiIe. S..G., bcioncr. Die
8crnlde init benz neilen 4reBtbcc
Iino bereitS 10 iueit Qcoicbelt, bob
cine aiIic nit Sleetntlettsu prcbc-
lptiie bent Or. @ailoiron, S'ireftor
bcS 9iirealls fir E'lou,cnihNnIIrlt.
suaeiaibt meroen tonnt'. crSeoca
Sd,Gdteldeil il, Scr aii.c cntGnlt 20
5nbIetten Mugefabr por Scr @rGBc
cirsS Gentltiides. abar ,peimnl IL
bid, mn BON hnufIariincr 1,orbc.
Or. Walloluop periidlert. bab alacil,
sic cs probirteu. Der Bre6thr, Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03

81 elmer Neibe cilrcpGiid)cr Staa-
trr miro 5itr 3eit fir oaS allaememc
@ablred,t ngitirt. go in Seitreid,-
llnsarh, in MnbIanb ,uno in Der.
idieSe,,eii beuiid)en StaatelL aallj
Defenders lit Sad)ieu. Sier lit es III
ben leBten Wpd)en bcsbalb 5u &c
nioritrationen itnb Slmnlten &c.
fonIrtlen. Ieutitlano bat oas allgc.
ineine @abIredt iiir ben &eidstae.
Sir bic ganotage gelten bic friiDeren
MdbI9eieec Der Gin5elitnaten Die AM
Dent AIaiieupril3ip berlijc,t, oas lid,
Md orh SicuerHmiGtcn ridtct. Dir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
Weurae Hnml Erenmfr.

80 itarh am /. Sanuur 1906, : llDr 9lbeuoS.
mont StraBe, 8eprgs Fanl Dreamer, 9eIiebter
enGtf non Sorotbea GrenMer, iul slltcr BON 81
Sabrcn. 2 MioiutelI uIo / 5ng. Sic NeeroiannN
itnoet 3onierftaa. Tnnmittng9 L2 llbr. pom
Itaiierbntie ATS nab Der rritell neuiidet Iulbe
rtiten. Ct. SobanneS=N irthc ar Der Niohle Str.,
Inpc BelIninlbauias9lpeuI mo Damn nui Der
q, gSeiierl Cemetery" itntl. &crpHuotc mo
6rennoe TIN ndtIngeuoI, rlllAelaocll, bciiI-
ipob1ell.
EaBf ms slae beute iIngett,
Seltn e3 ltnrb Elm ebler Minnr.
: lpie 8iele miiiien iagen,
mir nIlh bat er iuublaethnn.
Na. geredt lino nm &c 3dbren,
Die ibn mob i'm Iuoe ebreir.
3gH mo lnier elg'leS 1eri
Gbret infer 2eiN mo Sdmcri.
tG--d1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
opubuu : Yarf.

Ter hauptI1 ffidite Sriccbui IN Baltimore.
2lrrnl: $50 Ader. - mcriuGh renoer Smarter.
81 iebet 3eit erreibbur. Sitni GelttS ssabrs
eelo bon alien Sinbitbeilen. StrnBe nbdbls
ybasapnS puiitren ben SanptetItauii9 uue orei
Miiiuieit. QSurme5 SSdrte5iuiner fit GuIde,
Die ben Srieobof Uei rnilbem g8etter b~eiuten.
9euribnibpIdpe III fem nliBieen B~reiiel.
l1IlniIiuo inter loriladkreloer 9Silege.
9treuu: 9sr. 81, @eit. saratusas sirahe.
(SnuB-l E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
MithuOd), ben 3. 5amnar 1906.
Mht Seiten.
@altimorc's Tortidlritt in 1905.

SGlfiftoft iSurIlhlFHi lH looo'
Wtit @orteu mo 3ablen III Dem
Yiplfc ser Scr. Stooten IN Den leBtcit
laaen ill @emiitb Gciilbrt noroell,
mclhe beilpieIloic Nrolpcrltot oa0
,\ohr oe9 Sells 1905 Dem SanOe &c
brud)t bat. %llniere N0ritultur Gr'
5cuonilic battcll rIncn @crth Don
ruto So Miaioroen Collars; mn
lcrc ,Snou1tric Gr6ei1nile lo9nr e.
nCn ioIdcn pm is Miaiorbcn. Gle
Winernl Erooutte repro'entirell el.
rcn @crtb bon 1889 Minionen Col
lars; mir inlportirtcn iiir III Will
Iionen Tolloo mo erportlrten 'ilr
i49t Winioneu. 0oS cirfullrcnoc
@elo be5iiiertc i'd oii 1908 NtiIlio'
nCn Collars. Sua limo 3abIcn, Ole
in cinem 2oubc, no 10 iicnllid) GILES
nud) Dem Gollnrlpcrtbc obgemclM
miro, nit @euugtbulnl0 ertllllcn. Gas
lit Yroiperit0t. Nn Der Vroiperitct
oca uerilolienen SobreS bat olldI illt-
iere Stoot ibrCn reOliden antbelt &C.
bubt. aeiu SSabr IN Der @eid)if)tc
Der Stuot bot Elm ioldJea WadlStbum
nno @eoeiben I'M inbuitricIlen mo
ccntmerSieuen 2eben ju pcr5eid)nen
Nehobt. Sieicr I%uiidpWulta iii nm
10 oniinllcnbcr, Na er nod ocm 0ro'
bcn @"ronoulgliif einlcBtc, oaS oen
groBten @rihuftStbctl Der Stnot IN
Iibe lcetc. Baltimore mnroc. M
lriihcrcn Sul,rcn cine lol9iomc con-
lcruotiue mo %rildlt1noiac Stuot 1e'
nonnt. 7rHag iein, baB mir penI9et
INFRINGEMENT un6 magentiItbig lpo-
rcil, nlS baS bruni91ngeri1d)c ltntcr-
nebnlertbmn anherer @roBit1bte, oa'
iiir batten mir unter iuirtbIhaItllden
9ataIiropben beS SanoeS aild) Ipelli
ger III leiben. Turd) oeM Sraho,
scr cinen aroBcn CGeil Der Stoot
ucrnidJtete, ld)eillt cite cllergilhcrc
Observation-Disclosures lpad)9erlifen NOR
Sen 81 iein. Die cnorrllc gnlltb0tt1'
ieit I'M pcriloiicncn Sabre, ourd Die
cin reilcr @eid)GitstbeIf crItuno. bat
ou5u ebcninllS bc%igetrogel. Soulcloc
bon Nrbeiteril Ian0cr bollcrlDc mo
out lohnenoe 9eid)Gftlgnn4. GnS IN
i'm lesien Sabre Rei,bnltcn ouNclegs
&c aopitol bc5iiiert lid, nlri rilrb rs
WiHionen Collars. @on bicier Slnl'
ME mllroc cill GROCER Sbeil lpieocr
um0eieBt. Soiu fam, bob nlSfpGrt;'
gcs &opital III Dem llell c%rltebcnoen
Baltimore ell lobncnhea M~nlogeiclo
Inllb. Ger &dnocl nit oem Silbcn
mn @eiten hat al llmiang llil etuu
20 HroSert aelponnen. Heuc Snoii.
itric Inla9cn iillo critunoen, benn
nad) Sertiaitellung ocs @oulo'id)en
Nohn Spitenl$. bo$ cine Gnbitoiion
in Baltimore bnben miro, nit itnic.
rell ilbriecn 9obn 9erbinomnaen
ulo einenl Observation-Disclosures bat
Baltimore gailj bcionoerc &ortbcile
iiir Die anlu9c iuouitricller 9etriebc.
Ncuc Gods meroen III gn9riii &c
nommner. nellc Morttballen crrid)tct.
llnb NOS Dem Sabre 1908 cine anrs
beionbcre 9eoChtilig in ber@elfidtc
Ger Staot gibt, lit. oaB Die 9iirger
Der Stabt Die annnliintion ocrS tobi
beihlolicn bohen, bic nlls bitter notb
TINT. Sopiel itcbt icit: Baltimore
bot int lei,ten Sabre ar0Bere Sort
id)rittc gen,ad)t. ais III irgeno einem
Sabre ieites g%citcbcns, nilo oari nit
pollem @crtroller Dem mciteren Sort.
idriit I'M beapnuenen Sabre ent9cs
geitieben.
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Gcriainmlnnas .Mnsciacm.
Reteub.a

Neiteub,0 ranfens llute ritlsnng5'gereiu.
Sic idhriiune tScHcralsIietiuntmilttg ltto DC
aHtenmdbI iinoCt I'm Touueritaa, oeIl J. Ndlto
QiheHo@ s llbr. I'M IcreIIlel0iule, Er. 1913, gre
pcrtfs gtpcnue. ituit. 1lllc dbpehCloen ltIln Hthi
9enIa eniibuIoi0Isl WiitglIcncr p~ertnIlcl IN ole
~GeIerlidle SirulC. vi YiltrdAc
Cd SBas. Ean, Selretir.
,Samcu. u dbpcrein ore aagemcineu 1eutidlen
0niieubnuicS."
~ScriunImluug brntc, Den 3. SuTllIHr. Nabress
bcrid1le lueroelI uerleieII Itllo NbredlIlltllq oe2
ltattacbubtcll gtuiterns Soupcr5.
90 @mtiis sMniot, Setrctar.
NoroDhliher seiB. uno Sparpereiu.
Sic SabrcaDcrlanmluTlg llno NeanltellluaDl
iinSCt Wiittiupdl, nen 3. SamIGr 1906, Ibelto@
bon Z his 9 ll0r, I'M GereinslOtulc, Ut. HOB,
90 Is. GugelS, Seircfdr.
Baltimore W1eEsersaeuin Tr. 1.
Subre5perlummlung lIHb VedlntelHpubl an
Mittiuodj, Den 3. Samuar 1906, 8 lbr Nneno3,
Ridridmp ienoe Witglicoer u~erIulen III ole &c
Ieblide SirGfe.
(365;I-O NSulp6 apenig, Sefretlr.
Baltimore. ben 2. Sannar 1906;
Sic regClmnbi9c Subresperlnnii1llillG Ger vi
tionGre Der ,Marnlauo Gninaitn GuntpaIin" iptlo
am Eienifag, oeu Q. Sarllur 1905. 1ail ubr
&ormiitaas, in oCl QilreaUr ber Gonipagnte
iIattitnoeT.
Sas. y, Mithsl,
go Seiretir.
augemeiner Scutid,er Naiicnuerein.
IOnieritng, ben 4. Nalllinr leOb, Toelloa
\ llbr. SnbreSperlnltnllltllA. VILE Wtlfglieoer
limo lreunolttll ellt9eIaoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03

u I'M eritcn Snruor 0teicS
SnbreS iporen eS buuhcrt Sabre, ooB
9opern. Sod)ien mo @iirttcmberg
bon Nnpolcon 81 aonigrcid)cn erbo.
ben mllrben. Gle jeBi0en 0errid)cr
Der orei Stoatcr boben Ser Crime
rnngSicier fem @eprGn0c gegeben,
ulo nit Rcd)t. Cas- Geutihlonb
bon bcutc bctrohtet ole Rbeinbmnb.
@piioor. ociien Eroteftor Der aoric
mar. ais cinc3 Ger triibIten anpitcl
Der bei,tideu @cihifte. @Grc
9cltItlnno Dor bunocrt &ohren
niht 70 5crltldelt 9ciueicr, oonn bGt.
tc Nnpolcon DEM oelltihen @oltc mic
mo nimmcr Den Sub oii ocn Nnten
icBen t0nncu. ;}u elmer Teicr Der
@cihcbniiic Dor Mmbert Sobrcn NOR
fem @rilnh ga.
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8omlanS's tiirfiide SGber.
(WiiQuit2x-)
Arch. Gudls. i'm.

90 igrg, nri 1. 9onrar 1906 6reo. 5udls, ir,
~peitsbier SoUft bon SriG Slths. Sic Hcerhi
HlIHa ltnnet nW Suuneritag, Den /, Sult. 1906.
.ytahnltldgs nm 493 llbr, bon leiter gSobuul9,
ytr. 200. .GonipIioion Stpemte. ans iIatt. Vei'
1PtIng pripdtim. ca
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Ger Nnarh i cnf il brer
Niirlt Eetcr aropotfin bal Sen bent
lten Ntiordiiten guiihliiiie iiber sic
Mcooliltion IN 8ublono gegeben. Gr
eGtl1rt. Dab Is iid)er lei. baB oic Mr..
better, Die Die MiQfiirberrld)oit sllr
aopitlllotion 6luaneell, rlll olld) oen
aapitolisnnlS 5minaen merocr. III
fnpituliren. Sic perrcn rod ipeiier
gcben. JIG mcrben @clr iinoen, Sen
Selbitbetrieb Der Snouitrie ST i,bcr.
lund)en, hodt porber iperoer lie aaeltG.
tbigt ieirL ibrc @rcmier 5il beiciti.
gen, bic lie cinidl1fcrr. eic itneH
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littion h,lrdNiiGren io!(cn >o bic
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mdrc. Gle Solec Der Qrapctfin'iden
IlIid)liilic mo baS Gnfiin0iaeu ii
ncr reiicn Shriit lit. BOP ne oelt-
ld)en atorhiitcn iebr re0t iino, &cr-
innnnlungeu obboltcr,. IN henen iiber
Die @cocl,tung Der u,iiiidrl, HcUulu.
ton ltnh beS politiihti; MoiicnItris
fcS ncrbareelt miro.
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gcgeben, Die Trofitc Ginger @eriite'
Rugs @eieliddften nod oelt Ius.
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sab' cine Der @eiclifdften. bic "Melu-
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ausbe,oblt lpilroen $50, sol 1913, lpns
eihenReinerirne Dol, $37.0G5,54 "a IT'D.
rig lieB. Die ,s,hober Der Tclicen
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fir Die .aetreiien S~aiisbn!tcr" Der
@eiellidnit nod Der bisbcriaen &c,
piogenbeit bic .3leiniafcic poli
ritnb 5luar5ia MiIionen sur SsI6lt-
s~uruetnirg in Der GcItnlt bon iitcr-
ni1bigeli @ebdltcrrL uraelpriaali
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tbeuerelt Geriiter,tnN i'm @craleid
siir a,tsIdroiid,cll Scr SaallcE's y
Gcnieeionb's ). 9. mnften sic
BMiiharten bafiir jablei.
Ser semfide Atpa nj
.Gie 2oacnbriihcr han allrt araoB
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Gliie 1 Wnrf1nfner

&c itOrb am /. 3nnnar 1906 Gliic I. sari.
iuentr III ibrelH ~. 2ebeilsinbre, 0eiiebie Satin
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%gelaheli. DEM IrnneraoiteSoienil nm MittWudj,
, llbr, lit iDrer leptel gSubnulI.
vi. 1920. .p'prtle'g luruuc, bei5lhuoDnem.
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Ser aemfidc - ~ a nj
yGie 2oaenbriincrA han aurfs araoB
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&c eritc SitunN hc&
nelieu StootratbS polt Mcip.Norf bot
cincn rnaelniitblid)eu %crlouI ges
,lomnlcu. Gie Inbdn9er @eurit'S
brnd)ten Sohriie oitf Scorit ans, II.
bic 9rlltleglmg Der @otidoIt bea
MaporS iuirrhc obgelebpt. Stnot
rdib Hetcr$, cin Nedrit4Mfonrb CT,
flGrte: y@sSir iuoIfen Die @cid1itc Der
Stoot ridt lobm lenen. ober mir
beIiclr uno iinb Der Nniid)t, cob IN
meniaen Wonnten ~. a.. Searlt olli
WfcG (elon'al StuBle iiben miro"
Ger reile IntSteunin WcGlclnn'S
iduat frie9criidJ aal; er miro feline
2oit bnbeu, nit ieine.r @cercrn Ter
tiN at iperbcn. Mitt umlonit iogt er
ill iciner Iniprode, bnE CT beli leb
tten Serniin eiiIes 6iicntlider gnltcS
outretc. ' ,.:t1tn
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ErGiibeut 2oubct iu0t
III ieii,cr MeliabrS-M niprod)e al SOS
biplomotiide Corps: vMit @enilN-
tMl,rra crinrerc idly horoll. ooB oie
SoiinuuNen mli Nricben. cos 3iel ci.
Ter rnierer @iinlhc. Die Dor eincn;
Sabre Srnl NilsorId fornclt, III CIR
iiillnna gcaol,9en linb. 3ic mornIis
Idle @epnlt Der 6rieoenS Soee'n Dot
5t bieicm Grgehnib piel bcigetroacll.
uWlb mir biirfeu borollS Die 9iinlii9'
Iieu acknowledgements jiebel,"
Gas flingt ,,id,t frieeeriih, gnocrS
eilt 5bcil ser Barrier Irciic. peld)c
nod INNER bon elmer &riegSaefnbr
ornfelt. Gin edo iiitoet iic III ci,,em
5beile Der a%onboncr Treiic. @o5it
Der 9Grnr2 @Iiidlid)cr @eiic ent.
ld)cioct oic Sebpreiic nid)t ilbcr 9rieg
unh Nricben.