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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

fins, gSm. $. Gloic, Gbna. g. Woog,
,Sohn u. Trcbert, ISobn 9ioppelt, 6r.
&nbl, G0moro u. NQcu mo Nlbert
gSiie 81 S6IaudJ. unO Seltcrm0n.
nerl, ru0 Die @riuBmdntcr Samnlel
$. Gottingbom, @ultcr y. Smitb, g.
). Wtiltc, g. Z. Eudo ). $. 6oIcp,
GboS. 6rcimon $. Ncincr, Gbo9. &.
Carton, Mnl. 81. Nilcn Charles s..
&ombOih &~olcntinc CnQcIborot, s..
5. 2cgg, Mid)ocl 6rcitnQ unO Sol,E.
Wfc@inn 81 Strobe Gc;rrUcDrIclttcl.
HotGDouS Noti5cn.
Nic 5luci 3innncr inn orittcn Stod-
pcrfc Oc9 &otbbnuic9, in rucld)crl Die
nod) Dem 6oen @Cbdlt0c mn5icbcns
benStruBcn . 0urhbrud)2 Commit.
I0rc Icit mcbrcrcn ,&obrcn lmtcr0cs
trod)t luorcn, mcrocn OCm Stoot'
9ibliotbctor ". s.. GopIcNiilr Suger'
specie iibcrlnlicn mcr0cn. Gtc mcrtb.
Dollcn Nii6cr un0 Erotofouc iollcn
bort r1tcrgcbrodJt mc~rOUllucldc ictt
I'M DicrtcH StodluCrfc in ailtcn Der
podt inn. Gic 3obI Der Bidder be.
lGuft iid oui 10000.
Gin lucitcrcr 9lnttrrnfronfcr, Scr
81 Sabre oIte Nc9er Sanuucl @ols
fin, ltcIltc lid 0citcrn I'M 9ilrcol
hc3 @Cilm0Dcit5 p GommiiidrS Gin
unO mur0c nu6 ocm GuorantGnc.
Solpitol gCbrud)t.
Gic Nb}ugS &onnI GommriIiion
miro bclltc Nnd)mittng cine Sibung
GoItcrL mo cS miro crmortct, OoB
Die committeeman Sl>Qcuicurc Sc.
ring @rnD lrn0 Stcurn9 bier iein II.
Der Scrlammllln9 bcimobncn Der'
oelr. Gercn 9crid)t miro Dor Dem
I. Nlpril obcr nid)t ermortct.
&n Der geItrigen Siblng 0erS6ui.
@cb6roe nobm Der ncucrnnnntcGon1
Geo. e, MorriiOn ieinen SiB
elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

lid)cll Sd)llct Somcs $. 8an Sidlc,
StnotssS upcrintcnt bes INTERRUPTS
Wf. @otcS stephens, Sberit s. Com.
Glorfc, @oibin0ton, 9. e., Yrof. g..
Bartlett, Bolton, Yrof, 2eslie ".
OfiQcr, FbiInocIpbio, go, General
Eeter Scnrp, jun, Sr. Scnrp SaltS,
Eroltrcnt bc@ o@crmonio Clubs"
Sr. Sohn Moibcrg, TrGiiscrt ocS
pScd)nifcr. &crcinS bon Baltimore"
nrto Sr. Souis y. Sennigbouien,
Froliocltt Der yGcutidcn 8eleuihoit
Don WtarpIonb." Gesgleidyen fungi.
rem Die MitglicOcr oes Gir~eftorillnlS
oes oWfarplono- SSnltitut$" ols@brcn-
bobrtltd)trGgcr. Die ottipen 9obr-
tllftrGger merbcn aus ner SofrltGt
ocs SrItitutS ousgetpGblt meroen.
Cine Geographic bes Iobingeidicoe.
men beiinrct iid an onoerer SteQe
bcs @lattes.
Ser &oritnno bes ySedniidcn
Sereirs bon Baltimore" ociicn
Gbrennlitglico Erof. Studs nor, be.
ldlcB 9cltern gbeno IN ciner Spc.
Sialperiomnlung, Ole @jtglieber ocS
%creits ourh einc Nll5eigc an onoe-
rer Stele bicicS Ylottcs uufslfor.
bern. lid) on Der Sccroi9lung nlprgcn
Tormittogt t1.30 pol56blig 5u be-
tbriligerl. Gicle ser Serren luerocn
NIT rad Mnnoholis r%eiiclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

Sur eadt un iir Is as
Con II menten. - Sie G%onioli.
oirte @ns : WeieQi6ait miro in gu
funft CUR 9equemIidfeit ibrer aillt-
ben ibre Office ieoen Wontog, Witt.
nod itno SdWftng bis nm 10 llbr
gbenoS uno an ben iibrigen @oten-
togen bis Tim 1a6 llbr Abenos often
balten. aud iino Gorfebruitgen &c.
%troffen norben, Dab IN Der 3iifunft
@%eitelungen, iucld)e bis INT 10 ltbr
abenos 9emadt lpetoen, bereits ant
ndditen Norgen in aler 6riibe be.
iprgt iperben.
Ser er it, Sra h II q lit ees
fern bon Sagerstoipn fiber Die Weit.
life MarpIanber 9abn" mad Gum.
bcrlnno g~cfabren. Ser 3ug mohte
Die 63 Wetlen LANCE Strefe in orei
Stunben. Iieie Yobn bat Ser 0@a.
boib 9nbn : 8eieuihaft" iiber $10O..
600 pro Meile gefnitet. Der YerfeGr
fir Eerionen- irno Jradtperfebr ioa
aber crit am 1. gpril er6ffnet rper-
ben. Sn Der 3piihen5eit miro nlir
Trnd,t fir Die gabn ielbit iiber Die
teile 9inie b%eforoert merben, tint
oos gnbnbett in guten 3uitonb 81
bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

~@1
Erof. Ctto = IDS ), Der Yrin.
3ipol OcS .0iorplono &uititltts," lit
nod mr. oreitGgigem &ronficin por.
Gcltcrn 9lbcl0 If llbr an Der &uns
AcHent5iinoln9 IN icinu @oGnunn
Or, 1911, ct. YonlitroBC, ~9citorbcn.
9ic Seidlenfeier miro morgcn iriib
I'M Trolierbnuie bonn Eoitor SSobn
Is. W}ltrrop bon Der ct. Mid)nel ltno
NN Gt9clS-Gpisfopoltirdc gcboltelL
mo Damn miro Die 2ciGc nud) 9(n.
nopoliS sur @ccrOigltng gcbro6t, no
Yaltor Solcpb y. WtcGomu9 bon Scr
ct. Nn0rcps- Stride sic 0rnbrcOc
balten miro. 9lla GbrcnbubrtltdJtrG
GER iinO bic folgenoen 0crrcn ollS0e.
m0blt ipor0Cn: @oupCrnCur GOmill
@arfielO, Manor Is. Glou Simal1llS,
81, GaniCl &. 0iluorL iriiDer &rG.
Ijocnt Der oSobnS Spp,u19' llnipcr.
litGt," GrGiiOcnt Sra Nenlien bon ser
nSObnS &opfina' ltnipcriitGt." Nr.
Wtidlael ScnfinS, Erof, Y6ilipp u.
llblcr, Gupcrintctlbent Der 0ifcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

mails I'M mo ionf Damn SIT 9ooen.
SIN @laubeh oab mar mid etipa fir
ben Chatter boltcn miiroe, fief id) oa.
BON. @eoer Sopnes, nod 2eonorb
baben ie ST mir etmas geiagt, oab lie
einen vYid" alf chamber b6tten lulo
id) fam nllr glnlben, Dob Sopnes
ourd) ben @bisfep ben Seritano Der
lor."
Ole @unoe.
9iealgel orong Dem Sopnes oireft
in Die linfe S6lGfe, nabe Dem DIR,
ltno oblle 3peifel trot Der Soo BALD
ooroui Elm. Ils Yoli5ilt Mnp, burd)
ben SduB nlimerfiom gemabt, IN.
lonote, iab er Seoraro, Der iih ieincr
Sbat nod gar nidlt bemuBt 81 ieil
id)ien, ourd oieielbe ieood) ioiort
niidtern 9emaht mar, nabe Der 2eid)e
nit bem Gepolper in Der Snno iteben
u1lo perbnitete i'm. @r requirirte ben
Yatrolpagen uno in oemielben muroe
2eonoro in oie oitlife goli5eiitntion
gelfaift. Sopnes pllroe ms Salts
oebradt, ltarb ieood) oaielbIt inner
6olb meniger Minuten. Gapt. 2eaaue
pom oitliden Yoli5eioiitrift fam lelbit
nad Dem Sfauplase Der Sbot uno
lanote cine In5abl Sergeanten unb
Yoli5ilten auf Die Sude nod Dem
fliidtigen Shred.
Mnoere 3eugen.
Molie Norton, cine Ger 3eu9innen
ser Sbot, nl,roe aniungs gleidfaas
inter Toli5ei . Gontrole g%eItellt, lpa-
ter ieooh burite lie iih nab ibrer
8obnung begeben. Inoere 3eueen
maren: Mnorep 5. Bradley, Nr. 1909,
&illenitraBe, Sobn Sardert. Nr. 1877,
Horo-@ loperitrabe, uno 4bil. Hea.
cod, Ger. 1918, GaItern f. apenue.
0ieie fonnten ieood weniee ausiagen
iiber Die, Iffaire MAIDEN.
SopneS uno Satin.
Sopnes betrieb bis Dor 8ltrSem an
Der gnitern.. uube Yatterion : Bart
spenue, cine 8irtbidaft, %perfalfte
oieielbe iebodJ uno ipobnte ieitoent IN
Dem Sarie, in peId)em Der Streit ert.
ltnno. CT arbeitete mieoer dis Bad
lteinmaltrer uno ion, tpern niidtern,
Elm gutter Irbeiter gemeien iein. CT
mar ieit IL Sabren nit ieiner 5raii
u%erbeiratbet, oie linn amei ainber &C.
bar, bon bcnen ems toot lit. ct bin.
terIaBt ieinen @ater itnb mebrere 8e-
ibpiiter.
Der Snqiteit niiroe ultf beitteMbettb
Inn 8 ltbr 1T Ser Ditlihen Eoli5ei-
itation angeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

20 Gr5en Once Ser gcitri9c
Sag brnd)tc inns orei 3on S6nec,
Der 5lpor rlid)t liegcn blieb, ober opd)
red)t empfinolid) fir bcn@crfcbr mar;
oelln onS @Cttcr ihllg in Sboltpet-
ter Inn un0 9egen glbeno iuorell Die
StroBen IN cine grouc Silppe qchiiQt
un0 eln Letter Hegen mud)tc Den Mui.
entbait i'm Sreicn nod u%llan1cneb,
mer. Gie fnltc Scnlpcratur mil0crtc
ltd geltern ctluoS un0 NbenbS ipor e9
beoeuteno mGrmcr, ais an Wor0clt.
9rouBen I'M fcrncn Meiten, no Die
falten @cllcn fobri5irt lpcrocn, mar
Die Gcnlperatur geitcrn, am II. WtGr5.
ollf 81 8rao inter NltQ geiunfer.
Soffentlif lduft lid Die nGlte fate
Melle mieoer lpornl, che tic noh benz
Often fonlmt. ..
Ole 6rii6in6rs Groff-
nnng oeS nS%caocr," @de bon
Seri1aton. unb @opnroitrube, pclde
9eltern ibrenIniong nobm, lit urSpei-
felbaft eines Der Sallptcrcigniiic ser
%oiesi1brigen WoOciniion. 0ie iGmmt,
lidcn Observation-Disclosures Iino fir
ben anlab BON geidJidter Sono olli
oaS @eifmadpoqite beforirt mor0en.
Selbltperlt1nolih con5cntrirt iif oaS
S1tcreiie Der Gnmemuelt oui oaS
Yubmaaren.O epnrtcment. Gics &c.
partemcnt lit I'M 5mcitcn Stofmcrf
GeIcgen, unb bic IlIstpobl bon r,cllen
Mooe : Gr5eitgniiien oui ollcn @ebie.
fen lit 10 rei6baltig, Dab mir u%nIcren
Selcrinnen eilen Sciltd ocs n2eaoer"
ltllr cntpieblen fonnen. IS iino 5luor
MIR 5lpei Sabre Der, oaB sic iebiocn
6irmonitglieoer oaS @eid1it bctrci-
ben. IS mnren oicieS ober Sabre
qggrcIiipeh mo intcQi0cnten Strc-
bertS, uno ons Heillltot iinoen mir IN
Dem bcItGnoi9en @odStblum bes @c.
ihdftS, mic mani baS bel Der ge9elr-
mortl9en NusItelliing mabrnc6mcn
fam. Sr. GoblenS, Ser Gbci ser Sir
ma, ielblt GuBertc iid einem 9eritt-
crltattcr bes .Geutihan Go%rrcipon.
oenten" gcgcniiber, iuie folgt: Set
mir bas @eid)Gft ilbernobmen, bloc
ten mir cinen Hiidbult iiir unicre So
britanten, g~eiuGbrten 0enielben Inter.
Itiitllng biniibtlih Serbeiid)oiiutg
bon Ytuitern, bielten oieieIben oui
benz 2auienben betreiis BON Dem Yll-
blifum gemiinidter @rten uno ges
ipobrten oenielben Die &iilie II. 6ntb.
ihldge u1Ierer grperter. Nui oieie
@eile erlangen mir nift mr. onS GRO.
Duff beren erIter urb better Sdopfun.
gen, ionbern es miro u%rieren 8or.
r1tben cine Wanniginltigfeit unO Sris
ginolitat perlieben, iuelde anoerip1rts
niht anSutreffen iino. llno oie Nn.
g%ele9enbeit 0es a%oitenprei'cs lit Itets
in Der 5uirieoeniteaenOitcn @eiie be-
banbelt moroen. Selbit untcr 9eriid.
iid)tisung a1er S%riginnlitGt nnO Gr.
fluiipitdt u~nierer 9leitungsitiide unb
Der iorqi1lti9en grt uro 8e,ic, in
melfsr oieiel6en biriih lid ser Ser
itelung uno alsitntsun9 inipilirt
noroen limo, iteben uniere Yreiie altf
einem nieorigeren NipenlL ols Dies bel
aleioltngsitiiden aus dbllliden Stof.
fen unb minbertuertblgcr SeriteIlumg,
Die anoerslpo perfnnft meroen, Der
SAL lit. @egempartig gelangt Die
groBnrtigite @usipobl in Nmerifa
bierieIblt sur ausiteallng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
Yaf6iu9tonz Ngentur
-beS-
"peutfGen gorrefponoent,"
Ism. Saunemanm,. 1915 MariOn.
Strakc, N.-@.
up Injcigcn uub geitcnungeu ~eut1cBen genpn.
men tuerben.
Sofal6cridltc aus @eibinstun.
s3net Giienarb' be ter per.
mali il If t.

y et VI { pe per-
ungl ii t.
9ci'm Nlnbau sum nSoteI Ho-
Leigh" Gde T%enniplpouio > apenue
uto ~. Strobe, fiel geltern Sornit-
tag Der idppere 9alfen elmer Sebe.
maId)ine et1pa IS SUB tief 5ur groe
uno rib elm @eriiIt om Neubnu nit
lid), uuf Dem 9apio @ammnro nnb
@nl. Shlorb, 5ipei giienarbeiter, be-
i6dftigt moren. Die llngliidli6cn
l~tiir5ten auf'S Srottoir nto !Snms
mono mar allf ser Stelle gct0otet,
mGbrenO S6lorb in beipuBtloiem 3ll-
Itatoe na6 Dem r~@mergercp = Soipis
tai" gebra6t nltroe, no er geeen 3
ltbr ebenfaas ieinen 8erletungen er.
lag. Der Neger 5bomas Gioollt, mel.
der ii6 ouf einem onoeren @eriiite
fpeiter unten befano, iprang % Sub
ttef in Iusgrabungen uno erlitt ei-
men @einbrld. Der ~t7.iGbrige 5ranf
ltemea, melfer 5ufGaig porbei ain9,
ais lid ser llnfaQ ereignete, muroe
pom Splitter eines 9rettes am aopfe
g~etrofien, u6er nidt gefdbrlif per-
mun6et. Gina Is grbeiter, oic I'M
@rbgeihoB beidaftigt maref1, famen
nit Dem Sdref bnpon.
0apio Sammono mar 35 Sabre
aft, perbeiratbet uno po9nte nit iei-
ner 6amiIie in Nr. 1911, "a. StroBe,
p1breno @m. S6lorb, Elm iunger
0euti6 . Imerifoner, crit i'm %. 2e-
bensiabre ltanb uno bel leinen @ltern
in Scnlcptomn, 9. g., mob1te. Der
Ncger &ioout, Elm gugelobner, lit 81
Sabre aft lnb in Nr. 1915, 10. Str,
mo6nbuit. Coroner Nepitt miro cine
griinbli6e ltnteriuhung porne6men.
Oh m0bte 2iebe trie6
ibn 6um Gels il mor6.
@iaiam 6. Sbomas, Elm iuneer
S6ouipieler, Witelieo oes &iinitler-
&er6onoes, wel6e oieie ISOLDE int
,Golumbia . Sbedter" Sorite1iingen ,
gie6t, mar Iterbli6 in Die iunge Sou.
brette SSba @orbpn BON berielben Sc.
ieQiduit perliebt uno oieIelbe i6ien
oeIien Nei6ang nud) 81 eriuioern, bis
tie in Der lebten 3eit ieirer iiber0riii.
iig mltroe mo einen Inoeren Begin.
itigte. Iies trieb oen perliebten Bib.
nenbeloen 5ur Ser5Deiflung uno am
Iienitug @beno pGbrenb Der 8orItel.
hing nnbm CT in ibrer @egennart einc
Ooiis aarboliGure, tpelfe ieinem Do
iein Elm gnbe mudte. Sbomos lit
aus Saginaiu, Mid., unb Die Ser
nanbtcn tpitrben bon leinem tragil6eil
gnbe bena6riftiet, morouf sic Nns
geborigem Capt. amiB babier telegra-
pbiih eril6ten, Die 2eide nad Der
rpeItliden Seimatb 81 beforoern. Sri.
@oroon, ipeld)e nit ibrer Mfltter reilt,
itammt ans Sun francisco, Sal.
Sobtli6er ltnoll.
Die 72.iGbrige Srou Sarriet @oob.
rid) mltrbe g~eitern Worgen Inn Z llbr
leblos i'm Sofraum Der @obnung
i6res So6nes W. 8oobrif. Ger. 1885,
Hort1 . Carolina +. 9(penue, H.s@.,
g~efiinoen. Die gerunglildte mar aus
Dem 8enItcr ibres S6lai5inmers int
oritten Stodiperf gefaIen utb man
elaltbt, ooB tie periid,te, Die 5eniter-
laoen 5il itIieben, babel iie oaS@leidj.
oeipiht perlpr unb nj Die Sieie %Itilr3te.
I(s Coroner Iepitt ben Saa inter
illdt bate, Itellte err Den SootenItein
i'll ltebereinltimmrng nit obigen
Sbatlafen ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

Gin r9cllringer". III
elmer 8erion1nlung' bon iingefabr T
Sobrifolttcn uno Scnblern nit Sc
benSmittel : Yrobuften etc. i'm Sofole
oes ySropclcrs II. Mcrbnnts' yer
Gins" mlroen geItern 9eidlilI'e alt
qenonmen, in melden gegen Die Eal'
iirllng Der Io%gcnannten u&eine &C.
.bensn1ittcl : Bill, Die bonn Senat be-
reitS oltgenommen tuurbe, proteltirt
muroe. SSn cen perlhieoenen Heoen
mllroe sic Bill elm vgellringer" &C.
nal1nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

Sin idancS nnS niitlides @eidcnf
fir TnscB6risc lit immcr cine Iebcns.
sroRe photographic pScr cine fiinit.
lcriidl bollcnSctc Gupic cincs alien
SiIbcs in Grabun, @aKcrfarbe, Del
obcr Eaitra. Die id)6niten aabinct.
bilocr MIR ST pro 0ntenS.
Snlims Scbbel, oeutiher Hbotoeraph
81 MurS.W Say trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
S6cp. 6. Siener e 81.

Geiie guremi linb @ehlelItabe.
Shifisfarten bon ltito mad 9eutiA'
LAMB nit Dem Norooeutifen 2lopo
,nO anocren 2inien. Geiiepaiie, @ed'
iel, Greoitbriefe uno @elbienoungen.
217 Cit-galtimurc- StraNe.
(62-)
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9lrtbmr -. MobIon,

YaiIagc : Notariats . 8clowcdjicl.
gmrcan. S%diffsfarten fir a1e
Dampfer- 2inien. .@eiiep1iie, @ediel,
8elomehIel unb @eIoienbunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
Wftc Tcbcrheffen.

WaurftpreiS piro be3nbIt fur dI.e 8eberbets
ten unb nntife Wnbagcnb.Usbbel. Geit6et VoE,
gnrte an bic
vGslsRia( MWtiawe &C.," NJ. Ga, Norb.G utatp,
citrate,
9eIepbon: Wst. Sermon 8O48. glue Befteunu.
gen prompt auS0eflbrt. B-,1kG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
Gdifisfartcn BON nnb mad Scntid.
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore Big Bremen: Sea.
iiite $45 lnb $3.50; 9remen-Val.
timore $3.50. M1noreiie gu biuige.
rem Ereiie. Sbeo. $. 9iener e Gu.,
217 Sit.galtimore. Strabe. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

TdKe CUR @eHr in's NnsIanb &c.
iorgt 6. @aine, Wr. 413, Cit-gaIti.
mpreitrake, na9e Gaitpm9uaie-Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
Stabt Baltimore.
1tntcrbaItnnas : SScaluciicr.

..Wiuit!gfnbemir." - Sieie 2Sone: pIbc
Glanemdn".
,,0unibanhruHcu q SBcntcr." - Sicie 2Su6c:
,1be &olunieCr Srpnniit".
nEnroiS EpcruBnuS." - Sicie 2Sofe; nSbc
fulldtta @trI"
rSIancp's sBratcr," - 9iefe 9So6e: pWib
Spntbpn Sirl".
yMinrniannsS bcntcr. 49, Nieic ISOLDE: Steiib'S
Observation-Disclosures. IdQlidc M2atinee.
rNusiturium Sbcatcr." - Siefe gSofc:
gSbe eternal Gin.
,@aHetB.S nrniCr." - Sicic 9Sodc: Bari
fan ISioum5". lG1liuc Didtincc.
y9hrie". &c 9ta6iic &o6e folgerbc5 SperIis
Hepertoire:
Montna. 10. Miiri. Nbenos ....... 80 Mnri6n"
Sieniing, 20. ltdr5, 9lbcnos. gpbergriu"
MIitnpoh. 81. Mdr5, Wintinec. Sic 9SdIfiire"
WtiitpodD. u. Wldr5. &lbc1oS. .......s Sauit"
r0nfimnnn 6puic," Sibcrtn.9ipno. Suils
neriinp, ocn 70. Aldr5, gbcuos Ilnierbalting mo
2nH6.
Cities 9cnbpon.% 0ircital" an 6reitna, ben 1G.
Midr6, 3nnmittNgS 4 ll0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
& e II II II II Gen.

Gle 5euerbcborbe ernonltte g"eiterN
Die Erobe : SeuermebrIclltc $. 9urf,
Socob 5. arummed. Sbos, q. ri.
dorbion @m. $. StobI Com. Com
mers, Noberf 2. Sote, Hibaro @ot.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
SAW VISIONS OF THE DEAD
Strange Effect Of Mystic Powder ne
ceived from India. A Remark
able Experience.

A remarkable experience with a mys-
terious Indian powder is related by a
Bradford correspondent of Light, .
saws a London special.
A little while ago he received from
friend in India package OF pow
der, which he was assured possessed
the extraordinary virtue of putting a
person who used it according to the
conditions named into direct COM
munication with the "disembodied."
Highly spectacle, yet very curious
the correspondent declares that ne
put the matter to a practical test, and
that this is what happened:
81 was sitting in room alone.
Within a few minutes the walls OF the
room seemed to recede or vanish, and
a beautiful panoramic view presented
itself, a sort of exquisible flower
garden carried out on high scale,
and with we'll laid out pathways
stretching away as far as the eye
could reach.
"No buildings or habitations were
anywhere visible, but of people there
were crowds; thousands, l should
think. These people were of both
sexes, were clothed in ordinary at
tire, and moved in groups in and
around the paths referred to.
"Some of the groups came tace'to-
face with me, and, among them, L
recognized relatives and friends long
since passed away-recognlzed them
as | knew them in life.
81 have since repeated the expert
ment with equally mysterious results.
Furthermore, whenever l have made
one of these tests, and have retired to
rest. have either found myself an.
ticipating the contents or purport OF
letters in transit, or paying mysterl-
Gus visits to the homes of acqualnt-
ances and also of strangers, and
have afterwards been able to inform
them of what transpired at the time OF
my illicit visits
The correspondent adds that he IS
not given to imaginative things, and
that he is not a SpiritualiSt.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30

what chagrined to discover that the
fruit was not an orange at all, but
the sourest lemon that ever puck
cred a mouth.
Then, too, there was that other
scientist of the department, and no.
body is saying it is Willet M. Hayes
who Travelled all over the western
hemisphere in search of a certain
kind of bug. He returned unsuc-
cessful, and after making his report
he walked out on the grass in front
of the agricultural building and
found the bug hopping around mer-
rily in the grass.
Prof. Hayes is as earnest as he is
energetic. When he gets his game
going there will be nothing but
Apollos and Venuses in these parts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
THE TREASURY OF GEORGIA
Report of the State Treasurer Shows
More Than a Million Dollars
in the Strong Box.

Treasurer r. E. Parks annual re-
port for the year ending DECEMBER
81, 1905, has just been issued
According to the report the balance
in the treasury on January l, 1905,
was 81, Ol3, 712.75. The receipts for
the entire year of 1905 were $4,262,-
595.42, making a total amount OF
S., 276, 308. IT, for which the treasurer
was accountable.
During the year he disbursed ST.
2O6, 84436, leaving balance on hand
January /, 1906, of $1,O15, 1853. 10.
Georgia's bonded debt on December
81, 1904, was 81, 500, and 500, 900
was paid on January l, 1905. A sim
liar amount was retired on January
l, of this year, but this does not APP
pear'in the treasurer's report.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30

Government by scolding was de-
nounced Tuesday by Congressman
Williams, the minority leader OF the
house, who was heard by the house
committee on foreign affairs on his
resolution for information and an in
vestigation regarding the consequent
ces of Irregularities by United States
consuls in the Orient. The resolution
was based on information contained
in the Pierce report. Mr.. Williams
was heard behind closed doors. Inc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
Postmaster Robbed

G. w. Fouts, postmaster at River
ton, Ia, nearly lost his life and was
robbed of all comfort, according to
his letter, which says: ''For 20
wears had chronic liver complaint,
which led to such severe case OF
iaundice that even my finger nails
turned yellow; when my doctor
prescribed Electric Bitters, which
cured me and have kept we we'll for
eleven years" Sure cure for bilious,
ness, neuralgia, weakness and all
stomach, liver, kidney and bladder
arrangements. A wonderful tonic.
At Dawson Drug Co.'S. 80 cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
Price of Wild Animals.

A good Nubian lion is worth SI,OOU;
a Senegal specimen little more than
half this sum. A fine tiger is also
worth about 81, 900. In Bengal, where
the most beautiful and largest tigers
are trapped, there is a government
bounty paid on each. for the annual
mortality in India. through tigers and
Enthusiastically cobras-is something
appalling. The long-haired Chinese
and Siberian tigers bring as much as
81, 300, and other very valuable varie-
ties come from Persia and Persian
Turkestan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
NO EXCUSE FOR CAvARRH.
Worst Gases Quickly Cured by Breath
ing HyOmei. Guaranteed by DaW-
son Drug Company.

son Drug company
There is really not the slightest eX-
cuse for anyone having catarrh, now
that Hyomei is so widely known and
so easily obtained The worst cases
of catarrh are quickly cured simply
by breathing the remedy through the
pocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit.
Used in this way for a few minutes
four times a day every particle OF air
that reaches the nose, throat and
lungs is laden with germ-killing and
health-giving HyOmei.
The sale of the old-fashioned stom-
ach remedies for catarrh has been re-
duced to almost nothing since the in
PRODUCTION of Hyomei. Dawson Drug
Co. and Peoples Drug Store will tell
you that their sales on this out-of-
date line have fallen off at least two
thirds in the last few years, while the
demand for Hyomet has increased as
it's curative powers became more
widely known.
The complete outfit, consisting of a
neat pocket inhaler, medicine drop
per, and a bottle of Hyomei costs
only one dollar, while extra bottles
can be obtained for 80 cents, making
Hyomei the most economical as well
as the most reliable method for curing
catarrh.
Dawson Drug Co. and Peoples Drug
Store positively guarantee a cure
when Hyomei is used in accordance
with directions, or they will refund
/ +l,~ ,,nioa
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
GOVERNMENT BY sCoLDIN6 IS DENOUNCED
Administration Expend Itself in Hot Air Without Ree0a
suits, Says Congressman Williams

committee took no action on the res
olutiOn.
Mr.. Williams called attention to
what he said was the constant tenden-
cy on the part of the administration
to "scold." This tendency was APP
parent in all departments, and the
Pierce report was a shining example.
This report had not, in his opinion,
been followed up with the required
dismissals and possible prosecu-
tons.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
Administrators Notice.

Georgia, Terrell County. Notice is hereby
given to all persons having demands against
Iverson d. Graves, late OF said county. deceased.
to present them to me. properly made out. within
the time prescribed by law, SO as to show their
to said deceased are hereby required to make i'm
mediate payment to me. This April 7. 1906.
JOHN r. WHITE, Admir-
With the Will Annexed of Iverson D. Graves.
p o. White Hall, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30

A good complexion is impossible
with the stomach out of order. If
pasty sallow people would pay more
attention to their stomachs and less
to the skin on their faces they would
have better compilations. KODOL FOR
DYSPEPSIA will digest what you eat
and put your stomach back in right
shane TO do its own work. KodOl re-
lieves palpitation of the heart, f1atu-
lence, sour stomach, heart burn, etc.
Sold by Dawson Drug Co.