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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Wuauit Sans.

IS itarb am 4. Scbruor 1907 9uauft @nas,
geliebier SuGn bon Wturp ulo beS berftorbeneI
@lnton @Ous. i'm 2tlter bon II Sabrer. Die
Vceroigung finoet MittWpd, . nbr 9iGd init.
tags. bon feiner lebten s8obnuitG, Or. 40,
Vropu's cane. ans itntt. Neliebl1g priputim
auf Der ~Youoon @drf Gemetcrp".
@uu SdIter5 iteb'I mir an Seiner gabrc,
Scr lcttc SruB lit infer Hlid;
lSic lpCbmltbspol aud ms perlanget,
IS brilQt Sid lIirinterrlebr 8ltriid.
81 iubcu mir Gid nun Oeraebens,
Oh %iuGnoelit riht rnebr ell uro aus,
llio aie 9Sege Defines Hebens
NerlpeIfen BORT i'm engeH Sdus.
BON iciner Wiutter uno Sriioern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
W(bcrt ,~srcbcrif Garl Sdnniot.

Is itnrb am 3. 5ebrliGr 1907 hilbert 5reoerid
anrf sdmiot, 9~eliebter So9n bon eltiabeib
9lod mo oes oeritorbencn adrl 3. S6lntot
9llter bon IS SnbreIt > Otonuiell llto p
Iaaen. Die @eeroi9ute finoet Mitt,pud1, I'm .
llbr gtd6miitu9s. non Der en9ltiden, eoallg.s
Mtberiibeu @ct6arhsSirte .6n Stoleitsotllc,
Veriparbten uub Sreuuoe bet 6aniIie ads
tuuusnpQ einQeIQoeu Inn. (3G--D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
MiQiaul Il. Stcluart.

IS itnrb pIbbIi6 am .. 5ebruar 1907 @iis
liam y. stelpnrt, 2%cIicbter @utte bon Ninrgaret
Stelpart, geb. Sager. in feinem 30. gebenciabre.
Sic Neeroiguna finoet 1rcitag, Nodmittugs
3 llbr. bon ietner NSobnung, gtr. 413h, Gditerll'
aoenue, 3ig6lunotoDn, ans itatt. 8ermanhte
uno 5reuloe iino abtungspou etHgeIuoer, bei'
6iiuobnel. go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
@ermiid)te Nn5eisen.
Die uYoor NiipeiatiOn" cracncrt if.
rem Wufruf.

Ter Baltimore @crcin 5ur @crbe1crnun Der
lcutlibeu 9luiruf fir $4,000. bon ocncl nod
$4,000 III fiberr ftno.i 2nl Samldr bali Der
Nercil 525 pcri6ichcncn 6nmilict oocr 1921
pcrlbicocnet Fcriuucl uto cab I'M Nmhihnitt
$500 pro HSod)e ais lluterltiitltln IN Der @citnlt
hon SeucruuRsntdteridl, Groceries. WtiIt.
Gicrt. Nietoerl mo aGocren NcourfeurtlleI
ans. @ ..|'1>
Gpniributioncn. arobc ooer flciuc, itno an
neDlnbar. lSoaen sic itidt in bielcm ISeri III
@uniten Der grmen belien, inbem Sic NeiirdH:
an ben S6atHciiter hcs Nercins. Nrn. Sbpmae
g. @uus, Ir. t0t, @efssaratoga. Strair tens
hclll (3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Silic e. Ednuibt.

IS itarb am 4. 5cbruar 1907, I'M TAO llbr,
in ibrer s8obnIuG, gtr. 80, SiibsgonosStr
uno Der ocriturbenfn 6cnrietia Sbmiot, i'm
gnter BON % Subren . WiunGtct uto Z 1n9en.
Sic @ccroigung iinoet Sunneritaa, Nddutitiugs
9 llbr. bon Der oben gcnnulten lSobnlng aus
itdtt. ipo5t Sermnnote uno 6rellnoe Der 6ns
mile a6tun9souu etngelaoet ftno. geiiebuIlG
aui Der .SreeHmou11t'9 emeterp.
Ipp-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

&onOclSiefrctGr Strou%
fat 6urd) cine SCrfilglln9 bic SronS'
portgeieni6niten bon Der 3ablun2
cincr &opiltellcr bon 5luci Collars
fir oiplomotiidc uno co%niulorc BE.
onltcll ousldnoiifcr &c9icrungcn be,
ircit. @on5 IN Sronun9, mr. mlb
ma iidy witnOcrn, oob bo5u cine Ser,
iiigllng ocs Sonoclsicfrct1rs notbs
iucnbiq lit. So mas ucrltcbt lid)
ood) BON iclbIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Snnsc Samcn! Madjt Gnd) bicie
Sffertc at Wnbc.

gRir biIScu lest cine aIafie fir iuree Semen
In infcrcr electric GameuIhnetber : spitcm.
ed,uie. @iner Der 8crtbei!e an oct getbeiI.;
9nng otelar GIaiie lit Der, bob SbiiIerinnen
erldubt 1T. an ibrcu eieencn 9Ieibern 81 ar.
Srfnmmen ircten. Spe,ieIe GorIefunesi Spei
Ino brci MiaI ole g8ohc. !Srgenb cine iunes
Game. Die cine inibionnbIe SdItleioerirt 81 lpcrs
ben ipilnfht, ionie iib bieie Stferte 81 Nlleen
MAIDEN.
SIR neitere s~nsfuuft tdreibc pbcr wcnSe
man iib al Stt. ~. Snbcrs. Nr. 500, @eit.
SarntDaa.. Ode Sptparn.4tr. (S76-s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Sr. CAN'T,
Nfnirhcr unh Gfhdtirr.

Ser Serpprraeenbfte aler Wieoier. CT cr'
5dbIt Sbnen. mas &c al pificn ipiinthen, nag
es eiinttia ODER unsiinitial fern, aIeibptel, mas
S SSrt ss safaFss'iIf int. N0e ~ saE stnS Ssa'1D, seboIisn'
@uruln nidt Sbnen2 60, IberSeugt 1T er bon
tetncr Sdbigieit. bub erlte:ne He5nbluna i'm
&oruuS fir Eortrige entaeeen .ninlmt,. nto
ipern err ni6t in alien Gdacn bbfig 5%nfrieben
felt, miro feline @ebiibr aceeptirt. 8ortrdee
so Gents uub $t.00.
aprehf.nnoeu bon 10 bis Z ithr.
8. & y. 1e!cpbon: Dloiiflt Sert'on 6178-V.
@r. 40, Earf.Auenne.
iTctt4-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

@erfcacte Wnncbutc nit Der Nuifdrift
r%ropoiaIs for 2cnb." al Die Gontrafts@ ebbr,
oe Der Stuot Baltimore geribiet. werbeu bis
nm II ltbr Sprmiita9s am Wtittpudl. ben 9.
Tebrnar 1907, i'm 8iireai bes Staots9legtftra'
Tors int JatbbauS, Baltimore. mo. %eiteeeeH
aenotnmen fit Die 2icfrruna uno stbIiefernn9
IN bic @aiiersge51roe in oerert Sap Strdber'
2daerbofe, 8up' uuo 0oIfesStrabe, Baltimore.
mo, bon fiirilino5ipan6tg (25) 9onren (2240
Gfluio Srr 9puie) bon Smabu 9Ieiaearreu.
SpcJififatipren fir oas VIei fofluen inl Vfis
rear. oes gsaiicr.S tsenicurs int TatbDaufe,
Baltimore. Ifh.. rrldngt peroeIt.
SebcS Inacbot rlib bon einem beglduoiafen
Gbcd, an ben Mupor ituh sidotratb bon 8aliiss
more 6nblhnr. in Der Snbe zines 9ebHtels pes
Seirnaes ecs slnaepotS ~beaIettet feiIt.i iino Der
ertolgrethe .gieter InIb cine 5utrieserfteuefloe
trcuc Grfiinuno beS Goutrnites I'm ooppelten
9ctrnge oes Gpntraftprtitcs tteaen.
Sic Gortraft.9eb6rbe betdlt li6 oas Retf
Dor. ireeub ein ODER ale gneebote 5nrfid5u'
enfrcb ~. Euid.
.- ts Watiets Sugenieir. p
6. Glah Stmanns.
TrdIioent Der gontrnftsVeboroe.
(2dn26, 2s.2o, 80, t;5cbt. 9, 4,5,0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Sofpb Haoel.

IS itarb nan fur6cm 9elben 3afpb Naael,
qcllcbicr @utie BON Wiaraaretba 9iaeel, In feis
nem 80. 2cbcnSiabre. Sic geerbiaIne iino;t
Srcitag, ocn s. Sebrlnr, gln6mittnas 9 llbr,
pom 1ruucrbaufe, Jir. 311, GeoursStrabe, 2Beit.
port. nuf Der DNPt. OItuct Cemetery" itutt.
t37-g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

europa oll in 3ufunt
llopild) mcrben. Sp mill es bos in
Berlin crifcincnoc Eolenblott
nTolsfo." SIS fiibrt olls, bob Der 70.
moniidc Solfsitomm; Srnn5oicn
Sponicr uno Stolicner. mlnleriid)
an Glcinlten iet. Iie @ermonen
Icicn 5oblreidcr, ullein oos Slopeil.
tblnl nit 1876 MiQioncn - 80 Mil.
lloncn H,tiiel 30 WiQionen Eolcn,
9l2 Willioncn G5cd)erL 8 Wiaipncn
Serben uno &rooten 5 Miatoncn
@nlgarcn itno onbertbolb Millioncn
Slomenen pcrbcn iibcr fiir5 oocr
lang sur Sbcrberrifoit gcIongen.
ga, iogen mir mai iiber lang unb
aiidr Damn nod nif)t. Cine bodent.
pidelte gcrmoniihc ailItur 0e9cn
ric %riiditGnbiae ilopiidE %ciusutall,
idlen? Gnron gloubt ole polnildc
uEplsfa" Iclbit nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Gic 3obl Der un9c ii \ II
ten GcrbrcdJen miro olld) IN Geltid)
lonb BON Sobr ST Sobr GROCER. tint
bcn SIT iteuernL bot Der prcuBiidc
Miniitcr bcs Srncren cine Grbobiun9
Der ErGnlic fir Die Grmittclul9 bon
&crbredcrn ~geiorocrt. 2ettcs Sobr
wurocn ST bieicm 3medc $4,000 Mf.
pcrbrolldt. GicicS Sobr iillo 8 t,600
Mart mcGr IN Tniob gc6rodt nor.
0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
giircan Der etraRcnonrdbrudls =. %Gummtidrr,
Spru ,(Srhnunc-


nltimure, bclt "a. Saliiinr 1907.
Seritcgeltc gln9ebptc. an ben rHoaro. Of
%gnuaros, Care Of foe Gitb hceifier. " u%breiiirt,
rpcroen bpm Staht' gleeii,Tqtsr il teinem .iis
bruar 1907, II ltbr 3urmittass, entgeqen ,acs
unmrren ihr bic giioeliriln9. Den @otfenhGu
nuo bic %fIniicrung nit Miacaoam her Gro.
rnats %9lperic. bon eincm Purlii ~llgef1br 1900
Sub oiilid bon SarfcrhsIpenue nab Der 9eInirs
Roao.
epe8itiiationet utb anscbotS : 5ormuIare
merocu uuf gppIiiution IN bieicm giireai aez
~Iieiert. no TIdne uno ErofiIe eii9cfeben pers
ben foulien.
Die 9ontruItsS taS.Vcbbrhe bebdIt iih
onS GeGt Dor, iraero iueldhe lino ale IHgehotc
III pertuerifcn. Gin begldihtater 9beG IN Der
06be ocS in Den Spe5ifitutionen alaegcbcncn
@etru0es. 5ahlbnr on ben Diunur nno Stnhi'
rutb oon baltimore, nlrb ieocnt In9ebot bets
9ciiiat fcil.
Gin Suffrage Der Nchtrhc
Z. Mrtbur @idbam,
9Irtiiioert Der Geboroc.
Gugenc d. Nucgers,
Glerf.
Neitdtigt:
e. Glah Sin,nmuS.
Fr1iihcnt Der guiirntisT ergcbnngs. Yeboroe.
(6cb1,2 ,i.5.G.7,s,01t,12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Gliic Mario @imthcr.

60 ftarb Sounta9. ben 8. 6ebrllar 1907 gu
QournOiue, @aItimures9oulltU, Gliic Wsarie Witn'
tbcr I'M sitter bon IS Sabrelt mo 10 Wlonntem,
geliebic SOftcr bon 9briitidn .nlo Souiln y.
@iiutber. Sie Neerbignng iinoet WtttlOph
Tudmittao itdtt. 't35-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Sarl 9loant Nplucf.

IS Itarb pIbtIid am 3. 5eDrllar 1907 Sarl
Noam apiucd int glItcr bon IA SnbreTl, 8 giora,
fer, l1o "a Sagcn, g~eliebtcr Sobf oou IonI1
mo Qoriia Ioned. &eruatote unb 6relinoe
Der Sumilie linn n6turgspoa einqeldoeT, Der
Neeroioung am Wiitt,pudt, gahnttttaas 2 u2r,
bon Der gSubWIng ieincr Sitern, gtr. 1920, sole
Strniic. nmS heihulppbnen. l3l-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Y(uanit {. Ncfcr.

IS Itarb am 3. 5ebrunr 1907. A12 llbr
Moracils. nad Iungcm Heioen in fciner 9Sp9s
mtrg. ytr. 1900, SilosFnturents Strnbe, Nuguit
DEB. QobniiGer. i'm IIter BON 60 5nbrei mn
. Wonatcrt. Sic 3eit Der leeroigung miro
unge3Ctpt. (37-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Gas @obl Scr 9cut d) en-
in Scitrcid) lit oos oberitc @cbot,"
beiBt eS in cincm Nl1fruf Der oeuti6cn
Sorti6rittSportci fir Die beporiteben.
ben @oblcn. Go5l miro Gin 3l,ionls
mcnihluB oler oeiltlGen ireibeitlihcn
Gortcicn Seitrqid's nuf'S 8Grmitc
c~mpfoblcn. @ut gcmcint, obcr bel
scr Sonocrbiinoelci Der Gclltid).O cits
rcid)cr miro cS bel ocn BaDlcn micoCr
bci'm gltcn blCi6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
2ieen5-N
2iite Gr. Is.

aite Tr. IS.
epirituuicn.eieeu .Pctitiunen.
sfrean Der epirituolsa : eieeua '6ummiiare.
Simmer BOG cScrihtsgebnnbe.
Nlcn y. Su.paro, Yrnfocut.
Scruarb @icicniclb,
Gepn Y. Sraccu, Spminifdre.
nen. filr TRANSFERRING elmer GnbetaiisS ptrt.
tuuicn'2iccn5 pom /. Mlai 1906 an Elm. iuel6e
nm HtcntG9, pen 10. 5ebrrdr 1907, SnrIIlltiagS
10 llbr,. in @rmdgnng ge6pgen fperoell. 9ro1
tete miticn bis MontaB, opu 19. Sebruur 1907,
eingerci6t iueroeIt. SurmIIare fbnren, iuerl
ae'OinlNt in Pieiem % ~ e sr!aT sdn ,psr0eH'
o.. .'#r GbeisGlerf.
Same: ..t.H,. @oreie:. gaar6:
Nhulpb, Sobit. 2St2 SiliuHsSir .........-. l
gllbrtabt, Games, 5t1 Sits8altinlores Gil .... 4
s%lnIpIstO, ,Sucob, ti3 giorosSapsStr ........4
%s!ronion, eolis. i161 giorb. StridersStr. rib
V1dus, Serbert, $40 gSetts SrnnfltIt=Str. ..t. 4
NaitIe, gntonio, 001 6aplSStr. ..........: ;
Ncder. &atie. is g'eIuirs9lpe. ............. 8
Berger, SGco6, 1924 9aitcrll.Gpc ...... 3
&ioonl, %alorris, 1896 II. 148s @ouobsstr.. 9
Noudat. 5rnnf. 1928 ScottsStr. ...........21
Wurns. Sobi. 2Ol Siios5prin9 Str. ........ 8
Carr. 5ebn ~. 5oi sSett.8 rGtt.str......'2 81
G%onlot, SnulcS g., $50 @reenmpuntsgpe 10
9nuiel, %28idiau. liz Barf.@lpe. ......... 4
3te6I HIbfrt, 1909 SG q 5rfHont.aOe .....15
5en5cl, 8r1ncis ", 1887 9ioro.5remoHtsslpc. Is
Sog, 9lnnte. 10 2Scit.Rrutt:Str; ...........22
$Gsiti 8o @pteItoHi 5 1lo5 Tag S4sm"ni!slae ,...i5
@raO, @coree g., 1t0S 9tprosgSolfesStr. -. s
SaScS. G6aS. NJ, sos II. $40 5.:Gntaiu.str. %
%Sffnttmailt asr, 4Ss'r94 g 9 e SiiSrGglS,e' Sfr......
SSoiieiS, G5aS. s., i52 u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6
@ottman, @eor9e z. 80 Sit.9rob.str....'..23
,S3SSnioai. *NS sier = I3j2 3i Sf tSSrrs We 9
Sorlcs, 8eiliurnit ", 1900 0nnppersStr %
Namner, .Sobrrt, 7Ol Scotch. 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

@ilI ocnn Sic @romnSs
piac Niioirc I'M Gon9rcB gar nitt
sur Hllbc fommcu? SScbt bot Scr
Srnot$. Auaifub iiir militGriidc Nm.
1%clegcnbcitcn micOcr cine llntcrill.
dung b%egonnen. Mo5u Den brcit0c-
t%retcncuN uorf nod iucitcr onirilbrcn.
3lpcd bats nidt, oos Eublitlm lit
Die Miioirc iibcriott mo Der Sennt
bat @id)tiacrcS mo @eiicrcs 81 tbitlt,
ais icinc 3cit nit Der Gntloiiun9
Der iorbi9cn Gompagnie 81 pertro.
beln. ErGiibcnt Hooicpelt bot iein
&or9cbcn brlrd) cine Spc5iolbotid)oft
1crcd)tfcrtiat, uno min fommen feline
Eortciireltnbc I'M SCnut uno Grgern
i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Ger fron50fifhe @cicb.
Gntpuri, Der oic aric0Saeridtc in
Seer uno Slottc beieitigcn ioa, lit ocn
&dmmcrn unterbrcitct porocn. Gle
Aburtbcililng oller bon Angeborigell
ocS 0ecreS mo Scr Slotte begongc.
itcn llcbertretimgerL Scrgcben u1o
Serbrcdcn miro Den 0elpobnlid)cn
@crid)ten 5,gemieien merocn. - Srt
6rieGcnS5eitcn miro cS olio in ;Sronf.
reid MIR nod Gin ein5igcs @cietbild)
gcbcn. Sic Sobcsltrofe, sic Stroic
Der ~3monasorbeit. Die in bieiem Sal
lie por0cicbcn limo, merben oilfaebo.
ben. Sn 9eiuiiien Sdneu miro Ole
MISREPRESENTATION BON Militdrs ee.
biloct. Gie milit1riidcn Stroiou.
ltdltcn lucrben o%ui9eboben. @ie cos
ncilc @cict ipobl auf pic 0iS5iplin
III Der irnn5oliid)cn Nrmcc wirTcn
mir62
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
criammlnnss-In5ci9

ySaUio Rcue YcrmancntCr NGupcrcin,"
3r S05, Weits atfiuotpu4S trafc.
SO. iibrlidc NerfdrlmlulG ulo Neautctlpnbl
Wtittiupd, Den 6. Sebruar, elbenos 1aS ubr.
3. Is. StrUtt. .Briitoent.
". @ogcl, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Wsilhclm Eflnu.

helm Sdjbn I'M 10. 4ebensiabre. Die Necrois
9une ilioet 5rcitag, 8 llbr yior9ens, TAFT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
&. 9ugartner & sObue,
2Harmor- uno GRANT, NerRe

Wr. 714-71S, @eit Saltimurcitr.,
-uuS-
Gdc Sbarp. nno Gitenb Strakc.
Giue grpte Nnswabi BON
Grant. nno Marinor : Munnmcntcn
nad ben ~nenrtrn gntmarirm tets anf paarr.
6. & u. eouih 15i. W'e. Senrictta 81.
(Sunii0.tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Cnrrainc

Maleriid - Vartartta Triehlid.
@cItliG bon gRalbrpof Elm iiHo cine babe
WciIc. 8enuet Die init Goiuhntian beSeidneie
slnenIss6ar. Greic 0utfden gadntittaeS
am terminus. Treiie bon VeerdbniBpliscIt
iett ipc6ieu. 9ei6ie 9esiteullGer. 1eispben-
Cation 223. Sitrcun: Sraaflin. nuS Winofor.
8pabS. BerInnat &rofbiire. (Nlai4, 1S,2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Tolfs Marnlanb SmIuck directory

Fulfs MarDlanb Tmiiuci, directory
jest snm Wertauf in vi. 957, Galpert.8 cbauoe.
Gnibdlt gci6dftss ~9ioreiicn bon Baltimore,
Cumberland, 6G9creioipn. 6reocrid, 9onucunins,
Groitbnrg, Sabre DC @racc, GaitolI, SGlishurD.
gScitntnitcr, 9bcftcrtomn etc. uuo cine %pollitdt'
hiee elite bon @eihdiis. mo Gerufsieuten uno
Der SnrnIer bon WtarnIuno. SAD Counties gu.
fnnmen 0eitent. 9ntbdlt alberbem 9ernue Sn'
formation fiber ieocn Srt urlo ieoes Sorf i'm
Stnaic. IS III. mas her Sabriiunt uno talt'
mann fir Jtcilamc5ipcde I'M Staate gebrGut5t.
YrciS $500.
u. Z. EDlf e g., Baltimore,
e. 3. aornnacr, @cf6dftsfiibrcr.
957-959 Galucrt=W cbGnbc.
(ScS20-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Sic atlanta NcmS," sic
cine 9clobnung BON $1,000 fir icOen
@ciicn mlsidrieb, ser nodmciicn
f0nne, boB CT cinen for6igen 6raltelr,
id6nOer crid)oiicn babe, lit Dem Ban.
fcrott onGeim gcfoQcn. Ger &crildJ,
ourh ioldc Sebcreien cine Girfulo.
tion SIT crlongcn, lit miBIun0cn, mo
ooS gcrcift Sen 9iirgcrn bon Ntlon.
Ia sur G6rc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Hululanb's tiirfiid)e SGbcr,
Gauitablc. 8ebaube, 8pfanu seaen. etcts oifrn.
(gluQ22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

8rofefior 8ernOt botte
in elmer notionaQibcrolcn Geriomm.
lullg in &omm Den pielgcnonntcn
Gcntrumsmonn Gr5berger. citcn so
Ioniolit0nfer" g%cnnnnt. Goiilr bat
Ser Gr5bcrger MN cine 8clciOi.
glngSflogc onbGngig genlnd)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Sas ssHs nnb bintaIts brutiGs glatt tn bsa
uno eHbtinaten.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
COURT IN ATHENS.
Limestone Grand Jury Organized And
 Begins Work.

Limestone Grand Jury Organized And
 Begins Work.
 Athens. Jan. 14--(SpectaL )--The wih- ter term of the circuit court conveneu in Athens this morning, with Judge Speake presiding. A The first week is to be devoted 70 civil suits and the second to criminal work. The grand jury was assembled this morning and got down to work. There are two murder eases to be ln- vestigated at once, that of Ernest Me- Ewen who recently cut and killed Bert Mccormack, a young farmer In the southwest part of the county, the other that of Andrew Redus. young negro, who a few Sunday afternoons back shot and killed a negro named Charley Johnson, who was paying attention to the wife of Redus from whom he was
 These, with the Norris cases, will occupy most of criminal week.
 Work on school Building.
 Work Is progressing nicely on the State school building which was de- molished by the recent cyclone. The city appropriated money with which to rebuild the building and on a diff ferent and more secure plan. The work is going steadily forward. During the rebuilding the residence of the president very large and ante-bel- ium house. is being used for the school rooms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
STORE OWN COTTON
wAREHOUsE AssO-
 CAPTION IS FORMED.
Movement Started by Afontgomerians to Handle and Market staple Prod uct-Proposed to Start Work
 Soon.

For the purpose of erecting co-op- erative cotton warehouse for storing, handling and buying cotton, the Far mers' Association Cotton Warehouse No. filed papers of incorporation yes- terday in the office cf the probate judge. The authorized capital stock is s25,o00, but the corporation VIII pe- gin business with a paid-in capital of $6,25O.
 The movement for the erection of cooperative warehouses in this couri- ty, in line with a movement endorsed and supported by the Southern Cotton Association for chain of such ware houses throughout the South, was started in Montgomery about a year ago. The Montgomery County Division of the Southern Cotton Association has discussed the proposition a number or times, but not until yesterday did the project assume definite form.
 eve propose to start to work on tue warehouse in a very short time," said Charles L. Gay, secretary and treas urer of the corporation. we expect 10 spend $15,0eo for present. We have propositions for land in West End and in North Montgomery, and a meeting of the board of directors has been called for Tuesday, Jan. 22. at which one of the two propositions will be ac- cepted. We already have plans and | SpcclucdblOHS.
 Tt is the purpose of the corpora tion to buy our own cotton, store 1t and handle it Heretofore, we have been building cribs to hold our corn. Now we are thinking about building ware- houses to market our cotton"
 The officers of the corporation are: A. H. Eubanks, president; J. S. Edson. vice-president, and Charles L. Gay, sec- retary and treasurer.
 The directors include the officers and the following: S. Zadek. W. H. Vaughn, L. Lasseter, N. J. Bell, J. L.. Holloway, Charles B. Teasley, II. E. Williams, W. D. Westcott, W. e. Jones' F.. B. Chestnutt. George H. Shackelford, Jesse B. Walter, J. M. Bar nett, J. J. Stevens, w. T. M. Rushing. w. V. Bell, s. W. Williamson, H. A. Belser, J. D. Brooks, J. A. Cobb, G. c. Glider.
 The incorporators include the direc- tors and the following: J. F. Darden. H. w. Windham, Dallas Brooks, N. B. Williams, T. L. Mccullough, J. M. Townsend, M A Townsend, w. M. BIakey Belser and Parker, W. R. Wal Ter, F. M. Jones, ". G. Jones. J. B. Slaughter.
 The capital stock of the corpora tion is divided into shares of $1 each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
ACCIDENT TO BRAKEMAN.
Central Railroad Trainmen Falls Under
 Cars.

Union Springs, Jan. l4.--(special. J. At Thompson's Station Saturday. Mir Johnson, a brakeman for the Central of Georgia freight train, had his leg broken.
 He jumped off the engine to throw the switch when he fell and was struck by the train. He was brought here and placed in the Sanatorfum.
 The store of D. A. Caylor was enter ed a few nights ago and several knives were taken.
 Jessie Carmichael has been arrested and placed in jail. charged with all of the recent burglaries reported from here recently.
 pr. and Mrs. Scale Harris. of Mobile. are the guest of relatives here.
 Mrs Hugh Foster and children, have returned from a visit to Columbia. Tenn.
 Mrs. Matte Thomas will leave tomor- row for Newman, Ga, to visit her sis ter. Mrs orr. who is critically i'll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
FEED TWO THOUSAND.
Rations Provided In Abundance foi
 National Guardsmen.

Rations Provided in Abundance for
 National Guardsmen.
 As regards both quantity and quality. the troops of the Alabama National Guard were fed freely yesterday at the armories In the city hall, where, at pub lie expense, lunches of sandwiches, pie and coffee were served them. Not all of the visiting companies ayailed themselves of the opportunity to dine without paying. but all who responded to the invitation extended by the Com mittee on Arrangements. were iberat- ly provided.
 owing to misunderstanding of or ders two or three companies did not assemble at the armory for fhtions either before or after the inaugural pa rade and review. Instead they march, ed to restaurants and dined gregarious- ly or. immediately they were dismissed from ranks, scattered and ate at their leisure and pleasure.
 Those who had contracted to furnish the lunch, furnished 1t in ample quan- titles and in good quality, and those who ate in the armories were well sat- isfied. There were. 1t Is estimated, nearly 2,OU0 troops in the city hall to be fed at one and the same minute, and while this was not thoroughly accom- pItshed, the best possible of trying situation was made, and the visitors seemed appreciative or the ehofts oh Montgomery to make them comfort able.
 The detachment of cadets from How ard College, seventy-five strong, was met at the Union Passenger station yesterday morning by the Business Mems Bible Class of the First Baptist Church and escorted 10 the First Bap- tist Church, where committees from tn" six Baptist churches of Montgomery provided and then served delicious luncheon After the conclusion or the inaugural parade and review. in which the cadets had made a fine impression, they were again guests at the First Baptist Church, a sumptuous dinner being prepared for them.
 During their stay in the city the soldier boys from Howard College used one of the Sunday School rooms Of the church for an armory.
 The Alabama Polytechnic Institute cadets left at 6 o'clock yesterday af- ternoon. Most of the troops of the Alabama National Guard left on trains departing before midnight, only few remaining in the city. The cadets o, inc Southeast Alabama Agricultural school and the Presbytery High School of Selma, left last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
coMERs FIRST OFFICIAL ACT.
New Governor Approves Bonds am
 Signs Commissions.

New Governor Approves Bonds and
 Signs Commissions.
 Governor Conner. the incoming Chief Executive of the State of Alabama. per- formed but single official aW upon the initial day of his administration. Otherwise he was too busy with the various functions of his inauguration to pay attention to the work of his position. He did take the time to for mally announce an appointment or two which he had given to the press some time in advance of assuming his posi- tion, and his appointees will assume their positions and draw their salaries as from yesterday.
 The one act of the new Governor was the approval of the bonds andsthe sign ing of the commissions of the various officers elected with him at the Mo- vember election, to serve the people of the State. The signatures, his first as Governor, were affixed to the commits sions, and the bonds immediately after the oath of office had been administered before he was driven to the Dexter Av- enue reviewing stand to review the militiamenf and cadets.