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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-09-19
serve here.

serve here.
The city's attraction to the writer
has been enhanced by the fact that
it is the home of few old friends
and acquaintance, some of whom
he has been able to see, others
not. Among these are Mrs. Mary
J. Slope who came here from the
state and county, and originally
from the very township where he
was born and where all his early
days were spent. Judge Caples,
of honored name and fame, who
sat with the writer in the General
Conference at Cleveland, 1906,
who he met there three years ago.
Judge George H. Williams, whom
he first met in Washington in Feb
ruary, 1874, when Attorney Gen
eral of the United States. He
has had long and distinguished
career in this state and enjoys a
vigorous as we'll as an honored and
useful old age right here in the
place and among the people where
he first rose to fame and distinc-
ton. Judge P A. Marquam,
whom he has never seen, but of
whose career he learned, (and in it
became deeply interested) from
son of the Judge whom he met in
Alaska three years ago. Allen
Murray and Albert Markie, of St.
Johns, both cousins Of the writer.
The former engaged here, as for
merly in Pennsylvania, and Away
at about the hardest kind of man
ual labor, in this instance cutting
and ranking fir timber in hot sun
on steep hill side. The latter,
Associate Editor of st. Johns
Review" an enterprising paper in
which the energy and enterprise
OF this new part of the great city
is exhibited and encouraged, and
l doubt not, greatly promoted in
true western style. Last, but not
least, Rev. DR., 7. B. Ford, whom
the writer met first in the General
Conference of 1888, and has met
every four years since. He is a
genuine specimen Of the stalwart
preachers who carried Methodism
into the wilds of the west and
northwest in the last century; pro-
jeCted now into this century to re-
mind your people of the heroic an
cestry from which they came, and
at the same time actively to re-
mind them that the land marks of
the church's development in that
century must not be forgotten or
obliterate in this, however, pro-
gressive and aggressive the growth
of her empire may have become.
THOMAS II. MURRAY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-09-19
REWARD.

! am authorized by the County Com
missioners of Garrett cuunty to offer
$500. reward for information that will
lead to the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who murdered Joseph
Harris at Bloomington, Garrett county,
Maryland, on or about July 4th, last.
Address all communications in reference
to the matter to the undersigned.
FRED A. THAYER.
States Atty for Garrett County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-09-19

New York's Water Reserve.
New York has 1000, 00O,0 900 gallons
Of water stored away in it's mountain
reservoir.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
Saved Her Sons Life.

The hsppiest mother in the little
town OF Ava, Mo-, 10 Mrs. !. Rupee.
She writes: lone yesr ago my son
was down vita such serious lung
trouble that our physician was unable
to help him when. by our druRgist's
sdvice began giving him DR.. Kings
New Discovery, and coon noticed i'm
proVement. kept this treatment up
for few weeks when he was perfee.Iy
well. He has worked steadily since
at carpenter work. DR.. Kings New
Discovery saved his life" Guarsn-
teed best cough and cold cure by all
druggisu. SOC and sl.oo. Trial bot.
tle free
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
Death Of Or. Julian.

Information reached this city Friday
Of the desth Of DR.. b F. Julisn, about
forty-nine years OF age, who passed
away ct his home in Archer Tuesday
night. The remains were taken TO
Stockton, Ga, where the interment
was held.
Deceased wis well known in this
section, where he resided for many
years. He va. formerly Q physician
at Archer and enjoyed good practice,
but later went TO Georgia, where he
was engaged in his profession for q
number OF years. He returned to
Archer, however, about fouryears ago,
where he has since resided.
DR.. Julian IL survived by 3 devoted
wife, to whom the sympathy Of The
Sun and friends 10 extended.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
How 10 Re main Young.

To eontinne young in health and
strength. do as Mrs. Y. F. Rowan. Me-
Donough, Ga. did. She says: Three
bottles OF Electric Bit,ers cured me OF
chronic liver and stomach trouble,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition OF the blood that my skin
turned red ss flannel. am nov prac.
ticslly 20 years younger than before
took Electric Biiters. ] can DOW do
eli my work with ease and assist in my
husbands store" Guaranteed O.: ali
drug stores. Price Zoe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
The News from Mieanopy.

Micsnopy March 27.-Miss Knox
known a. "Grandms Knox" has
been quite sick but 10 improving.
Geo. Closersettle 10 quite sick. IL
is hoped oy his many friends be will
soon recover.
Frank Kel!s 10 in town.
Mrs II. G. Price and Mrs. Geo. W.
Bellah we're 10 town yesterday. They
are relatives OF DR.. Price.
J. W. Carter had the misfortune 20
get his shoulders broken. He was
riding horse back when the horse fell,
sausirg the injury. He 10 doing ss
we'll 90 can be expected.
We are glad to know that there 10
some improvements going on. We
can hear the hammers aud ssws echo
ing in several directions. Il 10 getting
time for our town to get Q spell OF
building fever. Let the gooi work 90
ON.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
Judson Jot,ings.

Judson, March 2s.-John II. Ed.
wards and Mise Maggie Dsnise. white
both OF Levy county, were happily
ouited in mstrimony Tuesday. They
came To Judson, accompanied by Mics
Danise's brother and sister and Mr..
Edwards brother and sister. The
marriage ceremony vas performed by
r. S. Tucker, q notary public. Every.
thing went Of quietly and in q very
impressive manner.
Well. We are still very dry and are
getting dryer every day. Some farm.
ershave part OF their crops up-some
q very good stand, and others, one.
half and three-qusrters OF q stand
but they are working what they have.
Others have not planted yet, waiting
for rain. Everything looks very
gloomy here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
JUDGE mAsok's COURT.
Chris Little Gave Bond for Appearance
at Circuit Court.

at Circuit Court.
Chris Little. the eolored man Who
was arrested on Thursday upon q
charge Of asssultins Lincoln Williams
with Q deadly weapon, being o shot.
gun. Was arrsigned before Judge
Msson Friday, and after hesring the
evidence In tie case the court held
the defendant In the sum Of 500 bond
for his appearance st the next term OF
the circuit court.
The bond was promptly furnished,
and the defendant was released.
Little states that Williams really
provoked the row. williams came TO
his house, stood out in the road, call.
ed him all kinks OF names, and invited
him out, declaring that he would be
pleased to blow HE head off,"
Little did come, bot he came load
ed" az the condition Of Williams
face will show.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
ELKS ELECT OFFICERS.
Entire Ticket. With One Exception
Was Elected Same As Last Year.

e~ e'CStNo SdH'C ~ SoSA y w
Gainesville Lodge No. 800. Benevo.
lent and Protective Order OF Elks,
held their annual meeting Thursday,
% which the tficers were elected.
lnasmuch as q great deal has been
accomplished by the last administrs-
tion in the matter OF srrst gipg funds
ior building, etc, il was deemed best
10 place the same officers again in
charge, with the result that the entire
ticket was reelected and re.sppoint.
"a without opposition, which was As
folloxs:
Henry S. Chubb, Exalted Ruler
koot. Z. Davis, Esteemed Leading
Knight; ]. W. Blsnding, Esteemed
Loyal Knight Rev. p. H. Crsigbill. e.
Seemed Lecturing X might; CHRISTOPHER
hatheson, Chaplain; DR.. J. NJ. Dell,
secretary; Lee Graham, Treasurer ;
Z. A. oNeill, Esquire; o. O. Chitty,
Inner Guard (. A. Strunk, orgsnist ;
I. B. Ellis, Jr.. Tyler; J. B. Padgett,
Z. Z. Cannon, J. s. Jolly, Trustees.
Christopher Mstheson wss appoint
Cd to succeed Rev. S. B. Rogers, who
70 suffering from . long illness. Mr.,
Aatheson 10 q young man well known
here, and will prove Efficient in that
ssPssity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
9|iINElL TALKS ABOUT
Holmes SANITARIUM
,.,l.yes Il is One Of Best in South,
fsuductsd on Good Plans.
In, mes IS A CAREFUL MAN

-. Strict Personal Attention to
-. p.,isn,s. who Have All Modern
,~..v,a,.uees-A Visit Through The
s.sis.rlun Convinced Him.
sk.,;aL W. Fennell, one OF the
=, ~ls.Iy known and most popular
On the county, has recently re-
- from Va 'do.ts, Ca, where he
=. n@,n on q visit to DR.. ]. b. )
$500. formerly Of Atlantis, but Who
.--.r,Iy moved bic sanitsrfsm TO Val
49,. Ga in order To accommodate
Z. ,vmsrous Florida patients.
Ths Son reporter, realizing that Mr..
r..pell might have some,hing'Rood u
81. approached him in the matter Of
g lsssrview. He found the genial
..s.;s sitting az HE desk. and asked
bIr 70 express himself as regards what
= shoasht Of the Holmes Sanitarium,
"a be replied q. follows;
II have jos, returned from Vsldos-
a whsre went 10 place . relative in
81 J.B. s. Holmes sanitsrium; bot
sorry % say that / waited too lorg, as
yea sell inow.
.pr. Holmes sold ont his sanitsrium
4, Atlanta q few months ago and
uosed 90 vsldosts. must cay | was
s,sssly surprised to see such q we'll
sasirped institution. Il is q model
sIaee for sick people. He has the
slress lot Of nurses, and the most At.
native, that I have ever seen. and the
Management and furnishing OF the
lsiIaisg 10 ell that could 81 desired.
n rooms are sll outside once, well
vsatilsted, lighted and heated. Hi,
spsuting and sterilizing rooms appear
70 me 10 be perfect.
-fAs location OF the place 10 quiet
enc, si,h no paved street. or other
noises TO disturb sick people. Every
rpcm in it 10 occupied, while other sick
ssnons are waiting TO come.
The Ssnitarium 10 managed by q
lsdy Of ten years experience, and she
ssrisinly knows her business.
The operating room 10 IN charge Of
. pase who has also bad about ten
rsan experience, and from the ap-
sssranee OF things in IL. she 10 certain
y she woman for the place.
Il vas shown all through the place
b. the superintendent, Miss Chase.
ID 10 the elesnest house that have
srer ssen.
The people OF Florida and South
Seorgis ought to be proud that they
AaSs such place for their sick ones
o close at home. There is no nee for
hem TO 60 10 Atlanta, Baltimore,
'es York or anywhere else for treat.
nsnt when they can get as good so
ear at home and at much less ex-
'tnse.
~ have known DR.. Holmes for twenty
ssn. l owe my life TO him today.
lad 10 not been for his skill would
ave been dead several years Aago. I
hou that 70 doctor living is more at
entive TO bis patients than DR.. J. h. 8.
lolmes.
DE 10 good wherever you put him,
ven on oil night fox-hunts. Ihope he
'ay live long, and l for one will never
'feet him for the many kipdnesses
Aown me and my kinfolk and ,
iends." ,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
LIKED SPECIAL EDITION.

Their Sincere Thanks.
Gainesville Lodge No. $50. which
was well attended Thursday night,
demonstrated its appreciation Of the
kindness showed BY The Sun in get.
ting op q special write.up Of the new
home by g rising vote OF thanks.
The Elks without exception sppreci.
ate the efor, OF The SON TO give them
something worthy OF especial note.
and ell feel under obligations TO this
paper for its work in this direction.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
CHRISTIAN HEBREW WORKER.
Rev. A. Liehiensieln Will Deliver Two
Sermons Here Sunday.

Sermons Here Sunday.
Rev. A. Liehtenstein OF 80. Louis,
Superintendent ofthe Jewish Chris ian
Mission, IL Of present in this city and
will preach three times. oscupying tso
different pulpits; on Sunday morning
a. II o'clock at First Baptist and In
the afternoon AZ o'clock and &C
the Presbyterian church in the even
ing 81 7:s0 o'clock. The subject for
the morning will be Of especial inter-
est, as he will preach on the theme,
The Returning 90 the jews 60 Jeruss-
lem in Connection with the Second
Coming OF The Messiah"
Mr.. Lichienstein was converted
nineteen years ago while q business
man. A few monIhs later he laid
down bic business that he might
preach 10 his own people. He spent
some time in theological training, o. d
went directly 10 New York, where he
preached seven years ne o missionary
among the Jews. He has been ten years
Srperinte ndent OF the Jewish mission
work in ST. Louis. and his work wss
greatly blessed ard heartily endorsed
and suppor ted by the leading pastors
and churches OF ihs; city. Those Who
fail 20 hear him will miss O most in.
ttresting opportunity to learn some
thing OF the Christian work smohg the
Jews.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
Found at Last.

ia. Harmon. OF Lizemore, West
Va, says: AT last have found the
perfect pill that never dissppoints me
and for the benefit OF others afflicted
with torpid liver and chronic constips.
ton, will say. take DR.. Kings New
Life PILE" Guaranteed satisfactory.
26c at all druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
MQerlci Iinans Spfturcn.

YrinS Scnrp Yoniotomsfp, ErGii.
oct Der iran5oiiid)en Sinan5 . Gorpo-
ration, lit sur 3eit in ben %~crcini9tcrl
Staotcn, nm unicrc 6%inon5pcrbGlt.
nilie 81 itnoircn. Gr nennt uniere
8elbfriiiS einen 9anfiers .Yatit, mel,
der burd Die lln5ulanglit,feit oes
umerifnniihcn Observation-Disclosures
berbcigciiibrt morocn lei. @ic pieIe
onoerc sSinan5leute lit nltd) er ser Mn.
iid)t, DAB Die %creiniatcn Stonten
cine gaut.Gentrule boben iolltcn.
Ger Torliber pom Gonlite iiir 9anfell
lno llnllanismittel int HcprGientou-
teitballle, Sr. Solplcr bon Ncm. Ser.
len, b1lt Die Sinanj , EoIitif DER No
miniltrotion, Die llmlauiSmittcl ourd)
9onoausgabeu 81 permcbrclt, fiir &c.
iGbrlid). Die ariiis lei leoiolid,
ourd) idlcdte 6inan5 . NoIitif her.
beigciiibrt moroen. Sn 20nocrn nit
@o~lowGbrung iei @olo oa$ ein5igc
Sllaiiige Heierpemittcl anbcre &c.
ierpen miirben bas Cob aus ocIn
Sanoe treiben. equator 2(lbrih Don
Hbobe Sslanb. Der 'Sprhtrt De5 &C.
mats : Gomite's iiir Sifpafi5tn,W bal
nit u%eridieoencn Mit9Iicocrn oeS
Counties b%ereits 9erotbnnacn &C.
pflogen, Die %ISinan5- uilo umlauis-
mittel.Jrase nitt gu ibereiIeu. 8or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Snfcl Sam's Yuitoicnit.

Sin Sabre 1857 belicfcn lid Ole
Ginhabnlen Der Eoit ctlpos iibcr od)t
WiIlionen Collars, Die Nisgobcn
i%Ieilten iih oui runb liz Mtiaioncl
Collars, 10 boB Elm Ieii5it BON an.
nIbcrno 3la Wiaionen Collars ST
befen blieb. Snt Sabre 1897 moren
Die G%innobmen oiif iibcr 1917 Miqio-
ilcn Collars geiticgen. Die Ausgobcn
ailf 81 I%iQionen, oas 1eii5it ali
11,412,000 Collars, ruln micoer 5Chn
Sabre ipdter brodtc Der Eoltoienit
nlcbr oils Dos 9oppcltc Elm. 1881,
Y%fiaionen, foitete nber 100 Willionen.
uno bus 1efi5it mor olli rlnO 6l2
Wiqiptlcn 5iirildgegongen. Had) Den
3ablen Scr lcsteli 80 Sabre 81 idle.
Zen, iperocn Die ginnobmen Der Eoit
in 1917 iiber $50 Wilionen Collars
betrager. 9os iinb Mugaben, melhc
General oitn,eiiter George bon =.
MeDer in ieinem Sobrcs.9 erift an
Dcn Hrdiioenten mad}t. 9err Mepcr
beleuttct in ieinem geridf Die 8or.
fbciIc Der Eolt.S parbanfen uno be.
fiiriportct bic gryiftling bericlbcn IN
NrrbinOung nit Den 8cloaumei-
funge.Yurcaus. Solde Yoit-S par.
banfen tpIroen ole Sparfamfeit in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
gdlt Gcitru.
Ser icdr5igitc Gpngrck.

@cItcru lit Der Icf,5i1Itc Gon0rcb
5il %icircr erltcn Seiiion nit Den lib
lidcn SormolitGtcn 5ulammcn9ctrc'
ten. Mn grbcit icblt CS nid)t, 5undl
nod, u"nicrcr Sinon5frilis, Die 9clets
ocbcriidc Nrbcit fir cloltiidcrc Inn.
lolli9mittcl orin9cno forbcrt, oo ionIt
unicrc Eroiperit0t 81 S6obcn font
men f0nl1tc. 9(aein bicic Sciiion III
bic lcttc Dor ser Northumberland int
Iopembcr nGditcn SabrcS, uno oa
pcroen g~cmobnlid) nidt picle 9cicbs
acbcriihc Sbotcn polbrnd)t. Mon
forbert lie BLOB 10 mcit, ooB lie oI5
niitlid)es mo mirfomcS I9itotion9.
Wateriol fir Die @oblcn pcrpolbt
unb 5u E~ortei5lucdcn mIsgcidlod)tet
iucrocn f0nncn. Srob0cm miro Der
ictigc Gon9rcB nidt nnbi1 fonncl,
in elmer EcrioOc mirtihoftlidcn
Nicoergun9a Die Nbbillic 81 ifofftn,
ipefd)e oaS @olf non ibnt crmnrtct
mo Ole orf Dem @cbictc u%nicrcr 81.
non5luirtbidoIt non Scr FrcIIc mic
pom SolfG idjon icit Gnbrcn Der
ldngt morocli lit. IS fomnlCn bier
Sragen in 9ctradlt, bic nit 0cn
EortcieS tonOpunftcn pcliG oGcr gar
1idtS 81 tbun bobc,, Die obcr iilr
bic @oIliobrt Ocs 2onOcs ullo Oclicn
mirtbifoitli6c &citercntpidcllinG
Don 0roBtcr 9cOcltling linN. Sonit
miro mobl OH 9eictNcbcrilNCr Irbcit
nidt ollSlnicl aclciiet mcrben, on
mon it'd nor Den Notionolmnblcn,
nift germ oic SGroc it 5rogcn bin.
oct, iiber beren 2oiilnq man bic
8ofSltimmurng nod nidJt fcnnt. Nie
gotihaft bcS E%rGiibcntcn an oen
GongrcB IoQ hclltc 5llr Tcrlclung
fplnmen. Scrr Nooicpclt miro borin
Dem GougrcB, mic IN icincn friibcrcn
gotihoftcn, Gin ortigcS Tenium &C.
icbgcberiider. Irbcitcn empieblen.
grlebigt merbcn olc bicic Gmpiebs
lilngen ictt ebenio mcnig, mic Die III
ben ~iriiberen 9otihoiten. gllS. Scr
lcttcn Sciiion bcs SO. Gongrciits lit
cine itattlihe Nn5obl Bills sur Grlcs
biqullg iibria g%eblicbcn: Simpilono.
gntpGiicrlna Sdiiis . Subiloicn,
3oacrmGbigung fir bic Ebilippincr,
Ibidlofiing Der 3oac oili aunit.
ipcrfc, bic ad)tNtunbcn s@ciebc, Ten4
iionirlnn9 Der 9unccSbcomtcn, Gin.
fiihrun9 Der 9unbcS @ctrcibeinipct-
tion II. q, Illd monde bon biclcn
9il3 merbcn in bieier Seiiion uncr.
ieoigt blcibcn. Ter Gtot fir Sen Slnt-
besbnuSbolt muB icitaeitellt mo Die
nDtbiaen 8cIhcr miillen bcminiot
iueroen. Nnh ollcnt, mas biSbcr be.
FAINT 9elporben, miro bie Soriiiro0e
in oieier Seiiion nid)t onocriibrt.
Sric9sicfretGr Toft bat Dor icincr
Heiie geioat, tic ioate bis noh Scr
Ero'ibentenmobl olfgeiport merocn.
Go bic Hepl,blifoner cine quite Mo:
jprit1t in bci6en &0uiern bcs Son.
arcIics boben itebt cs in ihrCr
Wdd)t, Die Irbeitcn IN ihrcr @ciic
81 leiten. NQeroin9s boben tic olh
Die 0erontiuortinn9 oofiir az iibcruch.
Rleil.- @ic weit Der 60. GonorcB bic
S~otfnunaen. meld)c ooS Golf in i'm
lest, ertillen miro, mllB CT crit 5ei1cn.
Worte thun'S nidt, %ionbern Sbotcn,
mo 5luur quite, Die Dem 2onoc front
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Wcfanntmadlunac
Vitrcal Der northumberland ummtiidre,
Baltimore, 81, Tpocmher 1907.

SRrcan Der etrnhenSurhbrudbs' G ummtiidre,
0altimpre, 81. Epoenlbcr 1907;
eepdrate OcriicscItc Hurhernngs'M ngcbptr, Die
an ben .9paro OF %gliparoS" 5u Sdnoen hes
Sinbi.9ieaiftrators 5i aoreffren itho. iperoer
bis Witttuudl, ben 4. Se6enber 1907. Sornnits
tags II llbr. bon benz Observation-Disclosures In iei'
mem Siireaii i'm Hnibbalie ent9eaen ae1oInnell
fiji. oaS Seten bon 8nnofieinsr, pe9et BON
Soiien lnb Geupflaiteruna init gitllitbic Der
%: Strube, bon Der Dali bis 5nr Gromipell'
Gtrnbe.
Spc5ififutionen irb Ineebuis. SornlIare iper'
ben uuf Serldngcl bon biefemt Wilreali 9eltefcrf,
no Vldne lro Wrliloriie ebenials einsefebeu
perhel fonnen.
Sin bealoubtatcr Gbcd in Sbbe bes in ben
Spc3ififutionen angcgebcneu Vetrngcs, 3oblbnr
an ben Wtunor mo Stnotrntb bon Baltimore,
mub ieocm ~9lrgcbot ~hciaefiigt fem.
SGS. 8. Smith,
Yrlfioent Der Strabcnburdbrii6s' Gominiffioft
eugene Z. Huoscrs,.
9lerf oer Beboroe.
0eftdtiet:
I. Barn Wahpul,
YrIlibent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Nop2t .22. 23. %. 26.27 .29.30 .Sea2.3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

NcllioDr ioa lie BON Benz Gonlite nIdt
ou1cifnitten mcrben. Siele a0pfe,
picIe Gimme bciBt es olth bier, mo ea
miro in oicier Sciiion ocs GongreIcs
81 1riinOlidcn observation-disclosures
fommclL neil ieoer Ser Sinon5gelebr.
ten I'M aapitol oas @atcrlanO nad)
icinem He5ept geillno mod)cn mod)tc.
Iorin mcrben lpenigitcns 2lac iiber.
cinitinmcn. bub Die @%oltmGbrung
llno bic Gefung Der 9anfnotcn orrf)
@olo Fundamentals ab bel ser &c
altlirunq unierer llmloufsmittel blci.
ben mltB. Sic Steigcrung Ser @ole.
Ero6nftion auf jGbrlid) 400 Wtillio.
men Collars pro SSabr aemdbrlelltet
ole @olon1brllng, mennglcih in LETT
fer 3eit mieoer @olomon4el eingc.
trctcn lit u1o Die Sereinigtcn Staoten
iibcr so Wiuionen @olo aus europa
bc5ogcn uno 0aollrd) allh BORT 8ol0s
f1apphcit berbcigefiibrt bobcn, belons
oers in England mo Ieutld)Iano.
0aOurf lit alld sort bo3 @oIo Der
tbclcrt moroen. Nllr bic @ont BON
6ranfrcid bat eS fcrtig gebradt, Dem
2onbc oaS @plo nidt 5ll pcrtbcucrn,
un6 lit babel bod Die ItGrfitc uno mi
Observation-Disclosures oler @roBbonfcn
0cbIicbcn. Ser bcfonntc oclttidc
%orfGmpier fir 1oppelm0bruna, NIB.
0cor0nctcr Or. Otto Nrcnot, crtlGrt,
bob 0oS an Spitcm liegc. Gr lagt:
Gic Nouf bon Sranfrcih bot Ole Ireis
5iigigfcit oes @oloes ob1eihofit; JIG
bot bn5 Shllb5ol = Yrin5ip olld alli
Sen @cIomarft iibertrogcn. dc
9anf BON Sronfreid pertbeioi9t ibr
6oIO olrd) Die @olbprdmic. Sic giebt
BoIo sur Aiisfubr, Scbcrmunlt, Der
cs i'm Sonbe( bcnotbigt; MIR Ser
@anfmclt, Die Irbitragc = @eldlaftc
moht, pcrtbeltert lie oas @olo ourd)
IrGmicn. Sic fam bos tbun, neil
bos iilbcrnc Siinffronc- Stiif rmbc.
idrGnftc 3ablfraft fat. Sn elmer
Gage, mic Der iesigem iolltc ser Slid
0cidGrit mcrom fir cine obieftipc
9eurtbeiIung Der @anfiro0c. Nit Der
@Gbrungsfrugc bat ons 5unod't
nihts 81 tbln. arcn0t lit Ser In.
Iifyt, OoB bei elmer 8erminocrun9 Ser
8ploproouftion nifts iibrig bleiben
mcrocL ais burh interuationalc
l1ebcrctrfommcn bos Silbcr micber
International uerpcnobar 81 MAIDEN,
So Ic1t iid eben Scoer sic 6rage Ser
llmlnniamittel nad iciner 8ciic SIT.
rrd)t uno bdlt iein HcSept fir Oas
mirfinnlite unn bette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
SuocsfGGe.

Sbpmas Scd, 40 Sabre at. gr. II. Siio.
SmnuiuoobsS trnbc, 20. 9Ipocrubcr.
Gnipnr 6nItenban, 80 Sabre ali, 81. Soiepbs.
&nfplldl, 80. Goocmber.
@n9euia Sclcnbau, 50 Sabre alt, Spbns Sops
fins Sofpiial, 1. Se5emiber,
@~ltinbctb Sdlaifcr, 81 Sabre alt, Nr. pos,
Nalbruuf, 30. 9topember.
8croinano &crncr, 81 Sabre alt, 9ir. 1858,
Suracntz Strabe, /. SeSembcr.
@enrD 3~iutauo, 56 Sabre at, Ar. i05, Glib
GbGpelsS irabe, %. gIpbember.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Wcprac 9Dhu Boiler.

@s ftprb am 2. Ne5ember 1907 in ieiner let'
ten @oDTIng, Dir. 2229, observation-disclosures
0eprge 5pbn Softer i'm sitter bon 50 Sabren,
~oe.iebier @ntic non niarp Nulfcr. Sie 3eit oer
@ceroigun9 miro ip1ter nn9eiciGt. (33O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
WathaiS Wrolpubl.

IS ftarh pI6bIih nm 80. gtopcmber 1907
Matbnis sroppbl I'M sitter bon "a Snbreil NH
. Wonnten. Sic Nceroignn0 iiroei Stcnitag,
g8obning oes Srit. sloum gicliIL Nr. sol, g8cits
GeesStrobc. aus ait Oct nGonoon Farf Gene
tern" fiat (336-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
ShcrcIn ScGmunu.

Gs iiarb am 30. 9Iopcnber 1907 9bereia
Sclmnni, 81 Sabre alt. a%eltebtc Satin hes
pcriiorhenen Gonrao Scumurn. Die 8eeroi'
Sn1mitfaoS . ubr. bon ibrcr l8obnuns,. gir.
1907, Sftslortburos Strabc, aus AMI Der ryaItts
more Cemetery" itatt. tS36--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

SIN % pnot g opcm b er
iillb in Den oitlidcn Stootcn OcS
2ouocs menigcr 8eieIlidnitcn NIT
elmer capitalization BON elmer Wtil.
lion lulb ouriiber in%corporirt mor'
ocn, olS lett Sabren. Die gol,5e aa.
pitoliiotion befici iih ouf 4l,300,0OO
0oadts,' tbHBterb iie intS ftuber nod
iibcr 70 WfiQioncn bctrlla. Sm No.
bomber 1906 lpllr0cn @roB.Gorporns
t~iollel, NIT &apitol in Ser Sobe poll
22S Miainnct Collars gcariinoct.
@cicllihoften NIT cincr &opitulilo.
tion BON 100000 bis SIT elmer Wiaipn
GolIurs inb Die Incorporation olls
ocrcr Stontcn bradten bic &opitoli.
lotion allf 99,2l5,O00 Collars gegen
1922 WiQioncn I'M Nopenber 1906.
Goiplanb's tiirfiide gGbcr,
Ganitable. gebaube, Euitamt sescn. etets uffen.
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