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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-03-16

MISS NlTSluld l0OIndS was the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. c. Gran Graham, in
Lexington, this week.
Mr.. Hubert Pulliam, of Lakeland,
was the guest Of Mrs. Jno. c. Davis,
West Side, this week.
Mrs. Canada Rodman, of Louisville.
is the guest of her brother, Mr.. Jno.
w. Rodman, Todd street.
Mr.. Ballard Wood, of. Lexington,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
Jos. B. Wood and wife.
Mr. Pat Downing, the accomplished
ball tosser, left Tuesday for Meridian,
Miss, to report for duty.
Mrs. A. d. Martin was called to
Staunton, Va, Friday, by the illness of
her daughter, Miss Natalie.
Judge w. F. Hall, of Harlan, was
in the city, in attendance upon the
Court of Appeals on Monday.
Mr.. Tarlton G. Julian, of Florida,
was the guest of his brother, Mr..
Clarence Julian, on Thursday.
Mr.. John Pilkington, of Fayette
county, was the guest of his brother,
Mr.. Alvin Pilkington, this week.
Mrs. w. S. Farmer, who was called
to Lawrenceburg by the illness Of
her mother, has returned home.
DR.. Maurice S. Davis, wife and
child, of Lexington, were guests Of
his father. Mr.. l. Davis, Sunday.
Rev. L. w. Burton, d. D., Bishop
of Lexington Diocese, was the guest
of Mrs. l.. p. Tarlton, on Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie T. Cardwell returned
Saturday from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. ]. l.. Watson, in Lexington.
Mrs. Mccarthy and child, of Lex
ington, were called here by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. w. T. B. South.
Mrs. Geo. D. Baldrick, OF Lebanon,
who has been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Tobin, has returned home.
Rev. J. o. A. Vaught and Mr.. ].
s. Darnell were called to Lawrence
burg to attend circuit court on Thurs
day.
Mr.. w. L. Gaddy, of Versailles, the
genial fox hunter, was in the city
this week, a servant of your Uncle
Sam.
Mr.. Leslie Coins, of Louisville, was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. James
Coins and wife, South Side, this
week.
Mrs. w. L. Cannon and daughter, of
Midway, were guests of Col. Geo. F.
Berry and wife, at Juniper Hill, this
week.
Rev. j. G. Venable, of Missouri, who
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
". T. Reading, left Monday for Yer
sailles.
Mr. Henry Wright, of Farmdale, was
called to Louisville on Monday, by
the illness of his son-in-law, Mr.. w.
A. Brown.
President II. Fl. Cherry of the West
ern Kentucky State Normal School,
At Bowling Green, was in the city
his week.
DR.. r. N Roark, President of the
Eastern Kentucky State Normal
School, of Richmond, was. in the city
his week.
Mr.. VIM. c. Herndon, Jr. has &C.
,epted a position at the jamestown
and will soon leave for
Norfolk, Va.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-03-16
TAKEN TO THE SCOTT COUNTY
- sJAIL.

Genial Joe Finley, the gentlemanly
and efficient iailer of Scott county,
came here Thursday night, and, on
yesterday morning, took several Fed
eral prisoners to the Georgetown Jail,
under orders of Judge Cochran.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-03-16
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT FORKS.

Mr.. A. H. Tincher has purchased
from Mrs. l.. Cass South a house and
lot in the Forks of Elkhorn, and %
acres of land near by, for the con-
sideration of $4,000. The deed was
recorded on Thursday.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-03-16
PERSONAL.

Rev. A. B. Chinn left Wednesday
for Beattyville.
Miss Sara Mahan has returned from
a "trip to Danville.
Capt NJ. H. Insko, of Carlisle, was
in the city this week.
Miss Geveneve Posey has return
ed from trip to Danville.
Mrs. Jno. w. Reading visited rela-
tives at Pisgah, this week.
Mr.. Jas. B. Weathers, of Louisville,
was visitor here this week.
Mrs. P. Fall Taylor, of Helena,
Ala, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Virginia Num- has returned
from a visit to Bowling Green.
Mr.. o. c. Kenney and wife returned
Tuesday from Martinsville, Ind.
Ur. w. E. Baxter has returned from
a trip to his farm at Neosho, Mo.
Mr.. NJ H. Holiday, of Hazard, at
tended the U. S. Court this week.
Mr.. JOS. Finley, jailer Of Scott
county, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Josephine Kavanaugh visited
relatives at Fort Thomas, this week.
Mr.. Chas. G. Mutzenburgh has re-
turned from trip TO Jackson county.
Col. Thos. A. Hall left Saturday
for Nelson county to visit his mother.
Prof. c. ]. Norwood, State Mine In
spector, of Lexington, was here Tues
day.
Mrs. George Darsie left Saturday
for Boulder, Col, to make her home
in future
Mrs. J. P. Chinn, of Harrodsburg,
was the guest of Mr.. j. Morgan Chinn
this week.
Mr.. B. G. Graham, of Lawrenceburg,
brought his wife and daughter here
on Sunday.
Judge w. Nj. Harrison, of Jackson,
one of Uncle Sans men, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs Z. c. Undertake, of Winches-
ter. was the guest of Mrs. w. HI.
Hoge, this week.
Judge D. D. Fields, of Whitesburg,
was in attendance upon the U. S.
Court this week.
Prof. Glen Swigert, of Suwanee,
Tenn, was the guest of Rev. A. B.
I'm on Tuesday.
Mrs V. A. Kaltenbrun was the guest
of her brother Mr.. Weisenburgh, at
Midway, this week.
Mrs. H. H. Roberts, who has been
the guest of relatives at Lexington,
has returned home.
Miss Joe Murphy spent Sunday in
Louisville, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. JOS. T. Bryan.
Mrs. 7. F. Taliaferro visited her
daughter, Mrs. R. B. NJ. Colvin, in
Falmouth, this week.
Mr. Chas. j. Clark, of Louisville, |
was the guest of his niece, Miss Annie
,Herndon, this week.
Rev. VIM. Grove attended the |!
Christian Endeavor Convention, at
Lexington, this week. >o.s ~4-G
Rev. JOS. M. Severance attended the
Christian Endeavor Convention, in
this week.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-03-16

Dr.. Viewers Treatment.
Syrup Ter the blood; Csrate for skin srupHeas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Ynf sur yGpric!"

Gic Stunoc riidt nn6cr, oic ms
GeiitIhcn ocn bier 10 lang cnt6cbrtcll
8cnuB elmer glltcn ociltld)cn Sbcatcrs
Nilffiibrllng bringt. llebcr 'ocn CT
5icberiid)en Mcrtb oeS Oclltid)cn Sbeo'
tcrS ilbcr Den luobltbucnoen GinflllS
0eiiclbcn nllf baS Ieuild)tblm inn IN
lcstcr 3cit 10 piclc StIntnlcn lollt &c
morocn, bnB nlall onncbncn bari,
oob Der @llnid), cin ioldcS ltol6iN
pbcr bod r~cgclnl0Big bier 5l bobcn,
hieSmnl nid)t rur Der Satet 0eS DC
oanfcns blcibt. Ger gntbulioSmlS
iulter Ser oeutiden 9cpolfcrung lit 10
grob, 10 iebr 8iele bobcn lid porge'
nommcn, Die gluiiiibrun0 bon ~He-
noilloncc" bon 6ron6 b. Sdontbon
iu,o z. acppel Glielo Gciiic 9lbcnO
in Der nSpric-SaQc" 81 bcllld)cn, bob
Gincr Elm gcrooc nid)t Drobcr Eropbct
Sit lcin brnlid)t, nm cil pollcS Sons
porouSsuiogcn. limo Gins lit iidcr,
olc 9cildcr iucrbcn oui ibrc Soften
fommen. 1oS 2uItipicl lit icbr ge'
fdaig ocIhricbcr, cS cntbGlt cine
pofenbc Sonolung; Die GolIcn lic9cn
in bclpGbricn &1nocn, mo cine Dor.
5iiglihc Hcaie lcitct oo& @all5c. So
biiritr es, wcnn ollc 6uftorcn 5liunl.
men plrfen. nidt uiSbleiben ooB
bas Stiif bier 10 gut. mic cs in Bbi-
looelpbio Der SAL mar, ciicn grobcn
Grfolg erringcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Ins @cttcr.

Sir WarpInnO ulO sen Giitritt
Columbia Delltc Hcgen ui0 picaciht
and Gicnitn9; lcidJte 0itlihc nod)
SiiOoitcn umidla9cnOe @inOc.
@citcrn betrilg bic b0dItc Tempe.
rotllr 10 @raO Inn , llbr Nad)mit.
tags, pGbrcnO ser nicOrigitc Ghcrmo.
metcritnro Tim 9 llbr A6cn03 10
@rob mar.
Sn Ben iibrigen 9unocs . Mctters
itationcn mlr0c acitcrn ~foIgcroc mic.
hrigite Gentperntltr rcgiitrirt: Gait.
port 10, Ycrtlono IA, Bolton 20, I'll.
bonp -, Ncm' port 36, Ybilo0clpbio
80, Atlantic Gitp 80, Mlibin1ton 40,
9toriolf 46, &atteros 56, GbarIeitor
IS, Snuannob 50, SnfionpiQc sc,
Sltpiter 20, Sen 8cit 6S, Ntlanta 90,
Wontgomcrn 90, NemsN Orleans 60,
Golcitinc 6S, @nlpclton 6S, Corpus
Gbriiti 10, Mcmp6iS g., Cincinnati
40, EittSburg 3S, SSDc1o 20, 9uis
falo 90, Glepclano 30, Detroit 30,
9flpcna d WarQuettc IS, Srcen Ban
t6. Chicago 30, GlHlttG =, ct. saul
s, ct. 2oli5 3G. &oniu3 Sin 30,
Omaha %, Sliron 6, 9ismord 10,
Miniiton is, SABRE -22, @clena
pa. Solt 2afc "A, Genpcr Is,
Sorts Ylnttc ~, GoOoc Gitp %,
Nntariuo 40, SOS 9(ngclcS 46.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Stcd)erci untcr Hcgcrn.
- Huf lalte Siilferlfc 6iu cilten &c.
tern irilb, fllr5 mad 3 ll6r, Sergeant
Ffenni9 uto bic YolijiIten Goiicp
luto Diiller nad) scr gdc bon SmitG.
mo StodtonItraBe, no iic sic Neger
Sctllca Sronn BON Nr. 1909, &iggs.
Npcmlc uno Charles Soncs BON GER.
91f, Noro.G inccnt. NQep, in elmer
Sdld1crci 6egriiien porfoltben. Us
mar bod)Itc Belt, oaB Die 9laurodc
erid)lcnclt, ocnn 9rolplt bottc ieil,em
6c0ncr bcrcitS flint McIicritidc bci.
aebrad)t. Ter Wcilerbclo mllroc llud)
Der norNpeItlid)cn Eoli5ciitotion &C.
brnd,t unb BORT pom Hid,ter Goldman
nit $40 ulb Soften urro 30 Sagcn
0cfdn9nib bcItroft. Soncs wnr trot
Icincr &inocn 5llrn Scrbor crific.
ncn.
2 ieb % nberi d
Eool ipicIen. - Ger Heltolra.
teltr Nugult Hotb BON Nr. 2000,
observation-disclosures, wlir6c geitcrn
&ormittog upm Hi6tar Goldman IN
Ser noromcltlidcn Eoli5ciltntion nit
$40 uno Soften bcItruit, neil er al.
1eblid an Samita9 9lbcllo bier Mir.
o~eriGbrigcn crlaisbt bate, in ieilem
2ofal Fool 81 ipiclcn. &r. Hotb ga6
5u %icitcr Gntiduloigung AT, oab CT
hitt in ser @irtbihait gelpeieu ici,
dis bic iungcn 2eitc ipielten, lotlt
miiroe cS nid)t porgcfomrnen leiii.
Strobch aG n.I II q c It c atc
cntlaitct. - Nnd) elmer ciitgc.
benocn llntcriudyuna iibcr Sen 600
bon Hofn1icr aopib, Der Srcita9
g6eno I'M nSsroeliiiid)cn Spipitol"
IN Solge cincs Shdoclbritd)cs. ben
CIR ON 10. Sruuar. Nodnlitiugs, an
Hid)mono.T orft bel eil,cn Sale aus
cincnl Strabcnbabnruaggon crlitt,
itc[te Coroner GnrrttIers cen ZOO.
tetid)cir oltf Goo ourdy llngliids.
foil aus llltb cntlulteic Den Motor.
fiibrcr mo Gonhiiftcltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
2 d. cioungSfIagen.

y o d) ci Spfcr bcS @itriol
Grants. - Scr0inonb arcb bon
Nr, 1916, 2umont. gpenllc, mcloctc
acItcrr in ser uoro0itlidcr Goli5ei.
I%totion BOP icine SoftCr Barbara
om 6. Sonuor, alS lie iidJ bon ser
SonrtogsidltIc na6 @auie bcgebcn
ipoltc, oil ser Gdc BON Sopettc. mo
Bombs trobe BON einenl llnbefaml-
ten nit Gitriol 6cipritt milrbe. Mon-
tel, Sleib uno Striimpic oes illngen
MGodJcnS picicn 9rpBc 2Gdcr aui.
Cine @cidrei6ung OcS IttcntGtcr8
fonltc es nidJt gcbcn,
Sort WcSenrp ais q a.
ttonalparf gem ii II d) +.
Gin Gomitc oeS Baltimore aapitclS
Der Society Of Colonial Games"
lprad) bel Dem GongreB e 9t69eor0ne-
ten Sobn @iQ Dor un0 erillfte oenIel-
ben, ieinen @inilllB oll5lupenoen, OnB
Bic 9rnoesregierung Sort McSenrp
III cinen Nationalpnrf ~unltualole ulO
rid)t fir irr0itItrielIe 3lpede perlpenoe.
Gongreb . I6gcpr6netcr @ia oriidte
iid) SIT 8unItcn oicies YlaneS aus uno
crbot lid, sic Gdmcn in einigen Ia,
gen nad &al6ington SIT geleitelt, i'm
lie BORT Dem @eleralsI nmalt Bona.
parte porjuitellelt, meId)er Damn ct.
iltdt luerOcn piro, Sic 0amlen gum
&ricgSictrct1r Snit SIT fiibren. IaS
Gontitc bcIteGt aus sen Srallen Sol.
Inns McGim, @iQiam Z. @ilion,
Chaplain Mtllrap, @ilion Yattcrion
Soon Sill, Senrp Barton SacobS mo
@illiam 8ilmor.
Gcs M~orhcs gciduIbig.
ter urtcr 9iirg6aft gc.
Itcllt. - Hody cincm ScrGor. eilt.
licb Hid)tcr Ilncon Soicp6 9uttncr,
gcgcn Oen Dos GcrfoGren ipcgcr Gr.
moroung bon George Tlummer cin.
Gclcitct lit. ec0cn $500 9iiraidoit
or,& Dem Solpion . @Cfdngnib, Gic
Gntloiilutg mar bic Sotgc cincS Su.
bcos GorpuS.9 cfcbls. Den Scr Hcf)ts.
onmnlt @iaionl s. 2oprcnce crlangt
bate. @llttner cridob am Ncuiabrs-
toqc sen Tlumnmcr ilnd) circlr
Strcit iibcr eil,cn Sii6ncrGonoc( an
ser Sbca Hooo. nobc Horrio's Hcs
ltalroEt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Gas critic Gun5crt Der Sratpricn. 8e
icGld,ait.

Mpr9cn abcEo gicbt ocr nSrnto-
ricil Gcrcin" III bcr oSDric"icin critics
Gor5crt bieicr Soiion utb brirpt
SGnbc(s popiilGriteS Srotoriunl
.McilioS. 5itr NiliiiiIrllng. llebcr Die
grphen S%d)onbcitcn bcs @erfcs, Die
f%rofipollch mGd,ti9cn Gb6rc ilno bic
id]6rcn ioliitiifcr Vorticli broildcn
mir nid)iS mthr ST ioaen, eeltn Der
.Meiiios" 5ilr Multiplying. llcbcr bic
iiano oeS ySraiorien. @creins." Serr
Yade Gat oiif oic Giritioirun9 beS
Merfcs grobc Sor9ioIt perluulht,
iein GGor lit itorf mo trciflid) oi2.
5iplinirt mo bos Soliitcn.G llortctt ::
SRI. 2oliic Combs. Irl. Grace Wltt-
ion mo oic $50. Goniel @ebloc lulb
1om Gonicl iino Srotoricn-S dnacr
bon &uf. Gs iitb olio nuc Gorbebill.
gititgen fir cine gIon5polc gi,ffiit.
riiiia bcs @erfcS gegebcn, uno bos
Gublifim iolltc bns iclbiiloic nuIi.
fafiidF Wirfcn bc5 &ercinS ourd)
5nblrcid)cit @ciud) hcS goujcric8 lob
ilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Staot Baltimore.
ltnterhaltnnas . @caiueiicr.

vMiuiii. eunbcmie. 49, Sicie 98u9e: 81. G.. z
SStuoro in fnIGerbem Hepertuire:
@ientag mo Sieuita9 Ibcno mo
Mtiiippd) Ntdttllee ..... Colonel ICluCofnbc'
gIlttlpnh slbeno. Ibc @roteigr's eonc Storp,
SuHncrfin0 glhenS .......oI b WiiohlerHuH'
6rcitae gbeuo mn Samitaa Oiutince
"a be IinI ipbo mas" rno Soptn @1rrtd"
"siannrps So 1icfc ISOLDE .0iS,9eariSc
"tsiapetu," 0iefc 4sOac: r@op @asouc.
"sota'S." 2tcfc 28Obc: Gbaueep 0Icoit
"SOuiSGp." 2ictc ISOLDE: 81 @arreS
raIbansB's." - 2iefc 8o6c: Els gou ot'c
yMarplanO." -- Giefc ISOLDE: aeiib's 8auOc.
nNnbitorinm." - Giefc g8o6e: rIbc Gounip
"Gsw @lOnnmentaI." - 0icfe s8o6c: G5S
900" Tprtb.Apenue uub Haf. strabc. -
Gdalid Soriielllngetl %nreiirtcr lptloer 8bicrc
lno anoere unierbaltun8eH, ioipte Houf1ubs
hGnb.
Eeutides 5bcater am Mtoning, ben IA. Inn..
glbcroc s.t5. i'm .ghric," Wft. Rounl'slpenuc.
Bur Anftilbrnng Iomlnt onS 3'nittge Suitipiel
r6anniaher gonsicfts@rreiu BON Baltimore"
4lontn1, ben II. Sunudr, 3. Sttttunaeteit
mn Sdll III Der eSerIn1Ht1'D tdtlnerhorspnue".
Geuiide lntteriihe 1rettirigfeits. gcmsinoe.
observation-disclosures am IA. 10. nno 16.
Sunuur.
pWleescr.@ efnngprrein." - Sicnitne. ben 10.
Scruur, 10. StittIngsfcit Gon5eri uIio Hul IN
3u5dBer's Sulle.
.sSittcisbadi.Nereiu." - Sicnitdg, oen 10.
Snnmnr. drofer 2ubreSbnII tn Der .Gerlnnlia
WuliIlerDuraS1llc."
,Srnturiu. tSc ienidnit non Baltimore, -
HicniiaQ. II. Suluidr, SIS NbcnbS, 0inocl'e
.lfefiina" In Ger agnric".
sedlStts &cabpbD'Rc rital am SrcitGg, Den is.
Snninr. 4 llhr gI0h mtltngs.
,WluanrtsN,duucrd1r. gun 20. SunIur
1rohcr gmiicrnsAonii i'm uEnrIcD Bnrf".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Baltimore nnb Sbiu.ya6n.

Feller O~llrdlgebcn0Pr Yarlor.
@aggon nad G~ittsburg. Buffet.
Garlor . @aggon, Baltimore nod]
Y~ittsbnrg, lit Dem .555-55-5,"
Dem rSaaeSlidt"- BUG, a~nge6Gngt,
ser Mount Gopol Ya6nbof Gas
Noracns, Camden 700 Morgcns
pcrlobt iur0 III T~ittsburg sos Aud)m.
mrfonn,t. SUiortigcr 9lnid,luB in
EittSbnr8 nad) Ifroll, Glepclaio ullo
Gbicago. Q3-4fb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Gin Id6nes nnb niieIidcs 8eidenf
fit IusebGrise 1T INNER cine lebens.
aroee photographic oSer cine fiiuit.
leriid boaenbete Gopie eineS altrn
SilSes in Granun, @aTerfarbe, Del
ooer HaifeQ. lie id0uiteu Cabinet.
biloer II ST pro 9usenb.
Snlins Sebbel, oeutider T~botosrapb.
CO., 321 Norb-8 an- Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Berot6uu1g 81 il~bcrlueilen. Sr. Sinlnt
erfIdrtc nbcr, 0ob cS i'd MIR I'M cine
Nn6a6nung elmer Convention uler
n%otionalen Sereinigllngcn bon Aoop.
tipbiirgcrn ban0le n1b nutiirlid) jeoe
&ercinigung bic 0urd) Sen0ung bon
Iclcgotcn cIltItcbclbcn Soften Oedcrl
miiBte. Garoufbin milroe alld) OieIer
Nntrag allgcllommcn. 8roBcn Bel
faQ fono Der erite 9ei6lltB. Sr.
2ienou iagtc, DAP in Nelparf bercita
ieit 25 5obren Nbenoihulen beitdn.
bcn; Sr. &. 3. Sd)0nrif, peIt1er
Yrin3ipal elmer bieiigcn NbcnoihuIc
lit, bob bcrpor, 0aB IN ocrieIben Ell.
th%lliioltrid)c Shiilcr DON %entbuiioiti-
ihen 2ebrcrn mtterrid)tct lpiir0tn
lln0 Die Shulbeb0r6e germ bercit lit,
lperm notbluenoig, ltellc ScbrfrGfte
on5uitcQcn, 10 DOB Die bieiigeu
NbenoiduIcn olio NiGtS SIT fpiiniter
il6rig Iaiier. Sr. &0lfner bellerfte,
boB eS in @oibington fcinc gbeno-
id)ltlen ga6c, DAB CT obcr Ocn Gcns
trol-Tercin IN Waibington peror.
Ia'ien miiroc, bel Sen IiItriftS Com.
miil0ren fir Die Gtoblirung iold)er
Sdlulen 5t pc%titioniren. Sr. Simm
mics 0arailf bin, BOB, nomentlif ga
nod Die Sta our Sncorporirung bes
yGcutid = Nmerifoniidcn NationoI.
9llnOeS" i'm GongreB i6ncbt, nid)t
gcnltg oui Oie potriotii6c SelrbcllS
OeS @unOeS . bingclpicieu merocn
fonrL rno ourd iold)c 9ei6Iiiiic lid
bic Nftlrng ocS ImerifoncrtbumS 5lt
crbaltell. alld) pieicr 9ei6lub iono
Nnnabne.
Nod) Innnblne scr iiblid)cn Ion.
teSbeihliiiic crfolgtc Gcrtogr1g.
NbclroS nabnlen bic Wiitglieocr Der
Gonfcrcn5 ibr Nbcno6roo in ser
o@crmnnio. WGnnerd)or Solc" Gin,
lno bcltte mcrOcn Die nod bier al.
lpclcroen Wtit9lieoer Der Goritelilno
int 0cltid)cn Sbeoter inn r2pric" BEL
Dobnen.
an Sen Sisungcn uobmcn iolgcnoc
Scrren Sbcil: Or. &. ). Seramer,
Ebllaoclpbin, bonn Sorltar0 0eS .Nu.
tionol.9unoeS, Sobn Gjorts, ". j.
Srappc un0 &url u. DC. SdolB pom
yltnobb0ngigcn 9iirgcrperein," Bal.
tImorc, =. :. Gicllnl mo Weor9c
8rlnrmc pom Central &crcin in 9tclp.
art, Mor Seeming. @anllitor, pom
Staotaper6onO in Ohio, aurt &0lf.
i1er, MoiDirNton, GclltroI. Gcrcin i'm
Giltrift Columbia, e. u. Ncutc,
Mbccllng, pom Gelltral-9uno iugSeit.
%%irginicll, &orl Melinb So5elton,
pom Su5erne : Gountp &. 3neig oes
Central 9lrnoeS Don Ycn~niulponia,
Erpf. :. 3. S60nridL Baltimore,
Scrtrcter 0cs Gcl1trol.& creiilS bon
Bottom, 2ouiS Z. @cis, Ginluon0e.
rings GommiliGr BON M~arplono,
Grnit Soljer, Baltimore, Gcrtrctcr
oea "Norobcutihen 9lopo," z. @ier.
ed, Nco.2)ort, Don Der l1Cllen Gin.
iponoerulgS. SdpuBligo, u. SimmL
SltnocssS ctrctar, Hbilaoclpbio, ".
9rad, Snitbiiclo, N..Ga., uno Gin
MISUNDERSTANDING $. Baden.
hoop bon Noro-Gorplino.
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OentfheS WeI6

si perfaufen. 1880 Gents pro Warf
ODER 4.2O Tart fir eincn Dollar.
BedIel uno Greoitbrieie auf ollie
St1Ste guropn's. 8eIoienoungcn,
Shiiisfarten, MeiiepGiie unb misIan.
Siihes WcIo. SbrO. $. Giener & Gp.,
2l7 lt.9aItimore-S trabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Nas @ciHert,
9cntidlcr Hbpiugrapb,
4O9-411 -Strnhe,
@ettaI.r

SDt6tdIsI ftffttI
Sur ftr eiue tnrJe 3ett.
8 feinFte Gabiiiets TortraitS trb 1 Iebeiisprote
@ortrait init ieinent Slattlten Tilt $3.50.
~0teguIirer SSreis St5.J0.
9ltte, nhten Gle anf meme s~orciie;
Mar SlriIert. 409--41f, Wprb.WaN' eirape.
(Te3ti,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
2Saf6ingtoa-N gentur
-bes-
"9entf&em Gorrefpoaoent,'
@m. Sanncmann, 1916 Iarious
Strake, N.-@.
ipu au5cigeu unb Seiteauugen cntgesen genpm.
Wsrben.
9ufalberid)tc ans @aibinston.

9ic mcnoe Gonpention
Scr Z D d) or Scr omerifo.
niidcn Hepoiution."
Gle 5lpon5io 81 Sen nS6dtern ser
onerifonii6cn Hcpollltion" gcb0ri.
gen Gupitel merOen beltte III Dem
ncllcn o99iqaro.SotcI" 81 ibrer Sob
res. Gorucntion 5iliomncntreterl.
9uutcn ongcbIi6 au
frembem @ebict.
Gic GoumiII6rc ocS 9iltritts so.
lumbio Daben 9c0cn @iliom lnl0
Charles GetcrS boS 8cridtsperiab.
rem cingcIcitct, pril bicielbcn on9cb.
lid allf cincm 8rruoItiid nn ser 5.
Strobe, RorOlpcIt 5piihc, ser 6.
nnb S.Strobe, lueldes 0cm Iiitrtft
Columbia geG0rt, Seimit6ttcn alli.
idJlugelt.
2 6ciouHgSflngen.
Bob. g. 9urfc iud)tc inn IiitriftS.
Suprcn.@crid nm Shci0,tng Don
Iciner Srou emma nadl, bic CT Dor
orci Sobren ais Satin beimfiibrte.
Snl ndmIifcn 8erid)t rcid)tc GbaS.
y. 2cnior cine SdciolnlgSflogc &C
gen lcinc Satin 2oura 2cnior Gin.
GnS Eanr bcirotbetc in 1902.
Nod odtiGbri9er Che miiniGt i'm
ndmIid)en 8eridt Wnrp =. Saocn
BON gllbcrt VI. @oOcn gcid)icOcn 5u
mCl0Cn.
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YGiie our Meiic in's Iuslane DC.
iurDt 6. Gaine, Ir. 413, Cit-yalti-
morcs z trane, nabe Goitumbpuic.Mpc
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UelSienounacn

nad OelitidIano "a Gents pa Warf,
mad OeItreid 201@ Gents pro &rone.
Horto ertra. Sbtfisfarten bon uno
nah 0eutidIano. Heiiepdiie, @ed.
iel, Greoitbriefe mo aislGr6iid,es
gcIb. 3beo. s.. 0irnrr & &c., GIT
Oit.YaItimore.S trabe. COS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

EGHe snr 3eiie in's MasIanb &c.
Iurst 6. Maine, Mr. 413, Cf-8alti.
ure-Strakc, nabc Guitnmbumie-Ase.
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Sic Circumference
Tragc.
Sine iuidtigc GOnfcrcn5 bcs uScntidJ
Mmcrifnniid)en Nationalbunbcs."

Ncrm Staotcn icnOcn Sertrctcr. -
Cine @eOenfitrift an Sen Con.
grcb, in lpelfer gegcn Sic iii.
lingbom . Gardner = 9iu protc'
itirt wirO. - Gic NcWarfcr &c.
ihIiiiic Dem Notionol Gonucnt
ii6crpicien. @idtigc pom
Sefrctdr Gimm cingcrcidtc Dc
idliiiie nugcnommen.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-26
LAUNCH HIT TOW LINE.
Captain Of Minnesota Reports to the
Navy Department.

Washington, D. C.-Captain Hub
bard of the battleship Minnesota has
reported to Acting Secretary New
berry of the navy that he has had an
experience In his steam launch very
much like that which occurred in the
case of launch of the same battle
ship about six weeks ago when A
number of midshipment lost their
lives in Hampton Roads. His launch
crossed a tow line inadvertently be-
cause the green light on the barge
which was being towed was almost in.
visible in the thick weather. Another
launch belonging TO one Of the Al
lantic feet has had similar eXpe
rience, also reporting that the light
on the tow was indistinct. Acting Sec
rotary Newberry has sent these com
munications to Supt. Uhler OF the
steamboat inspection service, askins
him whether the regulations can moi
be amended 50 as to require these
towns to have lights strong en0ugt
to insure safety for other craft.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-26
CONDEMNED MAN ROASTED.
Flames Leap From Joints Of Ohio Muir
derer.

Columbus. O.-The electrocutiOn OF
Henry White, convicted of the MUIR
der of Marshal Basere at Franklin,
which occurred in the state prison
here, was horrible fiasco,
Twice the electric current failed to
kill, while the condemned man writhed
in agony. His swelling muscles almost
burst through the straps that held
him. When the third shock went
though his body q sheet of fame en-
veloped him and flames issued from
every joint in his body, The current
was continued several seconds in spite
of the flames, while the odor of scorch-
ing flesh filled the death chamber.
When it was turned off the physicians
pronounced the man dead. He had
literally been roasted to death.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-26
THREAD is TO COST TEN CENTS.
Price Of Cotton Soon to Be Boosted
Again by the Combine.

New York, n. Y.-COtton thread,
until short time ago the most stable
in price of all the staples, selling the
country over for cents a spool, Is to
be advanced again, so that the retail
price will be 10 cents. On May 20
there was an advance which brought
the market price to G and I cents
Cotton thread for domestic use is
manufactured almost exclusively by
the combine. Increased cost of raw
material and an advance in wages is
the reason given for the contemplated
increase In price. Independent manu-.
facturers declare that neither of the
reasons is good, for when cotton was
selling much higher than 1t is now
thread retailed for cents.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-26
LOCAL OPTION FOR COLONIES.
Women Won the Day for Temperance
in Kentucky Town.

Cynthiana, Ky.-t the conclusion OF
the bitterest prohibition campaign
yet waged in Kentucky, the dryS
Thursday carried Harrison county
by 1900 majority, and Cynthiana,
the county seat and center OF
the fight. by AZ majority. Sixty
days ago the vets carried Cynthiana
by "a majority. Throughout the day
the wealthiest and most elegant WON
en- went into the negro quarters
slums and polls and worked for local
option They were everywhere and
the victory is theirs. Thursday night
5000 women and children gathered
for service at the big local option
tent on public square and celebrated
the victory