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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-12-12
FOUNTAIN CITY. IND.

Fountain City. Ind. Dec. l2.-JOhn
Atkinson and wife of Richmond. visit
I'd relatives at this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Throckmartin
and Geo. Showalter and wife of this
place attended the funeral of Sarah
Townsend, wife of John Townsend OF
Chester. Mrs. Townsend is Mr.,
showalter and Mrs. Throckmartin' S
aunt.
Jesse Thomas and wife have been
Fisiting in New Castle the past few
lays.
Mrs. Ella Hartley has been sick for a
,ew days past with grip.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-12-12
Here's Good Advice.

o. S. \ Woolever, one of. the best
known merchants of lie Raysville. n
Y. says: IF you are ever troubled
with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. 1t cured me Of them for good
20 years ago" Guaranteed for sores
wounds, burns or abrasions. Csc al
A. G. Luken & Co, drug store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-12-12
Dancing Proves Fatal.

Many men and women catch colds
at dances which terminate in pneu
monia and consumption. After expo
sure, if Foley's Honey and Tar is TAX
en- it will break up a cold and no ser.
ious results need be feared. Refuse
any but the genuine in a yellow pack
age. \. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-12-12
GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro, Dec. 12.-Mrs. Mary
Brown is visiting in indianapolis.
Mrs. Will Brooks attended the re
lnion of scholars and teachers at
Economy Wednesday.
TO Richmond.
Mrs. Roy Copeland has returned 10
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-12-12

Nature always warns you if your
bowels are clogged or inflamed--heed
this Take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea, it relieves all congestion and
restores natural digestion. 80 cents.
Tea or Tablets. A G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-12-12
VETERAN HOTEL MAN ILL.
Edridge Vnton Has Been in Business
Since 1913.

Cambridge City, Ind, Dec. Eel
bridge Vinton. the veteran landlord of
the Vinton hotel. who has been suffer
ing for the past five years with an af-
Fiction that has kept him from bust
ness, has within the past few days suf-
fered ii relapse. He is past four score
years and has been engaged in the ho-
eel business here since 1S4S.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-12-12
WILL ASSUME DUTIES.
New Pastor Of Christian Church at
Milton Begins Jan. I.

Milton. Ind. Dec. 12.-Rev. F. A.
Scott the pastor elect of the Milton
Christian church writes that he will
be here TO begin his pastorate the first
week in January.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-12-12

chicago passengers using c.. c. 4
l. trains land at 18th st. ullinois
CentraD Station; most conveniently
located. Remember this s-tf
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-22
Griffin'S Store Burglarized.

Martin Griffin & Cos hardware
store was robbed Tuesday night and
II large amount of fine knives ana
raZors taken. There was no evil
deuce that the robber broke into the
store, therefore it is presumed that
he was in and concealed at the time
the place was locked up for the
night. The thief got out through
the back door, which is locked by a
bar. This bar was down when the
store was opened in the morning
The reserve cutlery stock was gone
through and much of the best goods
taken, as was also that in the show
case. The condition of the cases
and boxes showed that the robber
took not only his time but the best
goods. Mr.. Griffin said he could
not give the amount of his loss. bar
hat it would not be heavy.
The officers are en- track OF the
thief.
This is the second outrage of this
character to occur in Palatka within
month. The first being the rob-
berry of COchrane's books store three
weeks ago. and for which job Chief
Hagan arrested the cUlOred sneak
thief known as Gabriel and from
whom be obtained a confession and "A
large part of the stolen property.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-22
Board Of Trade Does Some
Effective Kicking.

The Palatka Board of Trade had
quite an interesting meeting on Mon
day night. 1t seems the board has
started in on an effort to correct GER
tain business abuses in which the
general public has had Its share of
suffering. One of these was delayed
kilograms. Messages sent to BUSH
ness men here have frequently been
held several hours before delivery,
and often a message received late in
the afternoon has not been delivered
until the next morning. This mat
ter was taken up by the board and
vigorous kick registered with the
company. On Tuesday w. g. Pee
bles, assistant general superintend-
ent of the Western Union, was in the
city investigating the conduct of the
local office and as result has placed
in charge of the company's work
here Miss NJ NJ Mansell, late of
Fernandina. Miss Mansell was in
charge of the Fernandina Office for
10 years and during all that time her
office was run in IA business-like and
perfectly satisfactory manner. Miss
! Mansell states that she proposes to
run the Palatka office in the same
way and believes the business men
of Palatka will hereafter have little
ground for complaint.
The board also registered kick"
with the Southern Express company
on complaint of the vegetable ship
pers OF this city, who have frequent
| ~ had their vegetable shipments
| held up at the depot from six to
/ tweuty-four hours. An official of
the express company was also in the
city on Tuesday and he has promised
| the board of trade committee that
| there will be reform. But so far it
is only a promise. The fault of the
| express company does not lie with
| the local management, but with the
company's system of doing Il bust
ness in which they figure as a mo-
nopoly.
! What Palatka has long needed was
an organized kick. Individual pro-
tests at public service abuses have
proved of no avail. 1t is believed
that there is prospect of reform now
that the board OF trade has taken
upol itself the work of correction.
The matter OF the new union depot
which was ordered to be ready for
occupancy by April lst, and work on
/ WHICH mas Just coululSuceu, disu
came up in shape of communica'
ton from the Atlantic Coast Line
railway. The railway wants an eX-
tension of time until August. Oh
course the board can not grant the
extension, but it can, provided it be-
lleves the railroad cOmpany's eX-
cuse is reasonable, decide to ''call of
the dogs"
The board also decided to get an
, expression from property owners on
, both sides of Third street from the
) q. S. d F. R'y to Laurel street re-
, garding a contemplated granolithiC
, side walk, and the same from prop
rrty owners on River street from
Laurel to Morris. This expression
to be used in petition to the council
praying that body to order the walk
A resolution was also passed ask
ing the county's representatives il
the legislature to secure a measur,
that will allow transfer of monies il
the fine and forfeiture fund to thu
| road fund.
a The Palatka board of trade is dDinl
IA lot OF good work.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-22
Fortnishtly Club Meeting.

The Woman's FortnightIy Club
met in regular session or March 18th
at the club room. After the roll call
and hearing and approving of the
minutes of the last meeting, Mrs.
WEIGH, as chairman for the after
moons entertainment, took charge
and introduced Mr.. Wyllie, rector of
st. Marks church, who gave the club
most instructive talk on "Shake-
spearian Drama" taking his Illus
tratiOns chiefly from the tragedies
Of Hamlet and Macbeth, which to
mis- hearers, had never before seemed
SO entertaining.
The hour passed only too quickly,
and the club adjourned, all express
ing rhe hope that Mr. Wyllie may be
induced to talk before the club again
on literary subjects.
The next meeting will be on Fri
day afternoon, March 18th and will
be a continuance of Shakespearian
subjects, Mrs. Gibson as chairman.
Ali who are interested in these
studies are cordially invited to at
tend.-Press Reporter
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-22

The case against J. f. Lucas for
illegal sale of liquor which was to
have been heard before Judge Coke
on Monday will now 90 before the
circuit court, Capt. Lucas having
waived examination. Capt. Lucas
defense Is that he was not selling
liquor, but simply carrying it ana
delivering it on orders OF people
along the line of his boat route.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-22

Mrs. B. W. Evans, Clearwater, Kan,
writes. My husband lay sick for three
months. The doctors said he had qui k
consumption. We procured bottle Of
BalIaru's Ho:ehound Syrup. and il cured
him That was six years ago and since
then we have always kept a bottle IN
the house. We cannot do without it,
For coughs and Gods it has 10 equal
25c, SOC and 81 90. Sold by Alderman
Stewart Drug Co.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-22
POSITION WANTED by stead,

POSITION WANTED by steady,
strictly sober married man; IA good
penman, bookkeeper both single and
double entry, conversant in German,
Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, French
and Spanish, and an AL salesman.
Address, COMMERCIAL, p. o. Box
3l5, Palatka, Fla 322-4t
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-22

See or write me for proposition of
Stock for sale of South Florida Loan
& Trust Co. Also money to loan at
reasonable rate of interest. Address
DIR. W. w. G. WALL, Palatka, Fla.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-22

FOR SALE-125 empty meal and
grits barrels, good order, l0c each.
]. II. Hickenlcoper, Francis, Fla 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02
9icun WiaEner ertrnnfcu.

5orontp, Ont., 26. SSuli. -
Cine 8aioIin.9arfaiie fenterte nab
leno Der lebten 9taht in einem Strr.
me naDe Slulnpii0e, elmer peitlifen
8oritaot bon Qoronto, iuo lolueit bis
iebt ieItgeItellt lit, entging MIR ein
einjiger pom ben 5ebn SSniaiien OeS
s5abrSeitges Dem Sooe. Die 8ernlib'
ten uno pernltbli6 grtrunfenen
iino: 6ranf aple, sSoiepb Srpin,
@olter Gln0in, Glen 9alp, Gmpion
0crberagen Soroon 2eroc, Bulge
Miller ms 5ranf 9alp, idnmtIidl
aus 5pronto ,Slnction.
Gic 9eihen 0reier Der grtrunfenen
iino ans llicr geidmemmt morben.
George Sbielo5, Ser ein3ige 8eret.
tete, er5dblt, oab lid bas llngliid filr5
rah Wtitternaht ereiqnete. Gin plob.
lid ausgebrodener @ewitterIturm
mari oas gebredlid)e 5abr5elig I'm
unb Die Sniaiien ipnroen elmer nadj
bem onoeren pon ben Slltben fortge.
riiien. Hie S6ielbs oas llicr erreid)'
te, ipeiB CT ielbit nift redt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02
Galc6 Epmers' uicrter Woropro,es.

george o ~ Il, ap., 27. Suli.
Nic plerte Ero5eilirlna beS einItigen
StuotslefretorS Caleb EoperS lueaen
ollgebllder 9etbeili9lmg all Der Gr.
floroltng oeS ocnofratiihen @ouper.
nellrS 8obcl I'M Sabre 1900 miro
bier am nddIten 0tontog ilnter benz
|orlib oeS Spc3ialridters ). 6. Mob
bins aus 0liOmop beginner. EoperS
III bcreitS 5peinul 81 lebenSiGngIiher
3uhtbnlSltrafe lmo bel Der oritten
Fro5elliring gum 5ooe perltrtbeilt
moroen gr iebte aber aud ous lebte
Wfnl cine 9telperbonoluno 0urd lmo
erfIdrt er ei ilber5eugt, oaB er
I6lieBlid) ircigelprohen per0en miro.
Vim 0onnerltagbatte Eopers i'm sc.
fangniB IN 8eorgetomu cine @eipre.
dung nit Ieinen glnlpdlteu, uno es
muroe bei6lolien, idon bel ser groii.
nllna Der Sibung am Wontag gfii.
oaotts oariIr ellt5lrelhelL oaB 9libter
Hobbins ge9en ben gngetIagten Dor.
elngenomlnen it, morauf Der 9lntrag
gegriinoet rueroen ioQ, einem anoeren
Hidter Die gerbauollrng 81 iibertra.
gen. 9lnh miro ser 9lutrog einge.
reift ueroen Die 8erbanolimg Der
Sadie nod 81 ueridiebenL pogegen
Die Stnntsaniunlt1ait a6er entidie.
ron (Sininruh prhphp, mira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02
Nr. 81.
llnter @ilben.
gcitialiihe @erbredeH an WGSden
in Der llmgebnng poH Tem.gurf.

Ncm Dorf, 2G. SuIi. - 9u
Den picIen SSdllen pon imbeitrafter
&erbrehen gegen ilnge DtdodJei
mclhe Iebtbin ser Goli5ei 5u idafien
muhten lmO sic @ltern in Sen abge.
lcqcnereu Iiitriftcn in Der llngebllng
oer Stn0t in einc botIt gerei5te Stim
mung uericbteu, iino beiltc 3lpei neite
! Defomnen, in lueI6en oie t7.iGbrige
Girginia 9nriib rmo oie iiinfi1briac
9Iunie tSaIfoluefo oie Spfer iino.
Gerurtigc Terbreden treteu in leete-
rer 3eit 10 bGltiig oltf oaB Yoli5ei.
Gommiiidr 9ingbam iib 3u Der @ut.
'huIoiglmg genot6igt geieben bat,
boB oie ibm 5ur Serfiigimg itebenoe
| Eoliicimadt niht binreide, oieie
Tergeben 81 per6iiten. Gr bat oober
0ic Gltern mifgeioroert, lire &inber
liidt lmbenobt in Ben StraBen Der
cutlegenen 0iltrifte BON 8roB.Heip.
Oorf lumber manoern an laIien.
Sri. 9ariih oeren 2eioeusgeid)ittc
crit bclttc befannt puroe, lit ourd)
6rlltole 9ebanolung sum @abnlium
getrieben moroen. Sic trennte iidj
3ufdlig am lesten Mittmoh BON elmer
Shoor 6rellnoe 5u Hortb 9eab uto
mllroe IN Der folgenoen gtabt nod
geraoc 5ltr re6ten 3eit gerettet, oils
lie iih III Ser 9rnnoung am Stranoc
Srl ertrdnfen periuhte. Die glermlte
bate teinen 5eben 8leioer mebr an
Seibe uno mar am gan5en 8orper ger.
idlogen. Sn Solge ibrer brutalen
0tiBbanolltng irrlinnig geporoen,
tGnpfte iic nit aller Iaft gegen ibrc
Hetter ilno fonnte mlr nit Miibe aus
Dem 8ailer ge3ogen peroen. Sic be-
finoet lid iest iln Sings Gountp.
Sopitnl. SSn einem libten aluger.
hlid er5dblte lie, pie lie BON nern Jun.
gen StroIden angeiaIlen ltno mt
iolde @eiie 5ltgerihtet pliroe, oaR
| ne ipdter MIR nod an Selbitmorb
oadte. gs lit fraalid, oh lie am
9eben bleiben miro.
Die fleine slnnie 8aIfomefo bon
Staten Sslano aing ibrem Batter ent-
aegen itno begegnete einem anoeren
Wanne, pelher iie gum Opfer ieifier
piebiiAen @eliiite mofte. Sic befin'
oct iid unter Gr5tliher 9ebanolma.
>Soiepb 9tocpiof, "a Sabre alt, ais
Sei5er alrf einem lompier angeltellt,
6eiinOct ii6 aIs Ger Gbdter in Sait
lmb lit bon Dem 9inbe ioeutiii5irt
lpor0en. I'll
Sin orittcr, belltc Der Foli5ei sllt
GenntniB gelongter lleberfaa lit be.
reits beltrait moroen. slls 0ennls
8 'S6ea bon Snrlem Die Siilferllfe
iemer fleineu 2otter borte, llidte er
uid)t langc nu6 einem Eoli5iiten, Jon.
bern elite sur Steae ,mo idlrs ben
9lngreiier, oen 52.l1brigen Safob
stelmann, bis oerielhe belpuBtlos lie
gen blieb. 9lls Heitmam in's BE.
luubtieln 5urildfebrte, bate er einen
cpiIeptiiheu glniall lnno ,puroe in
fritiihem 3uitonoe in's Bellevue.
!Solpital" gebraft.
Die EoIi5eiberid)te ergeben, oaB
uGbrcuo Der leBten 30 Gage II mi
iittlihe slugriiie auf SraiIen nnh
Ms1o6en in 9teip.gorf sur ipe3ieuen
Sln5eige gebroht luoroeu iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02
Staats.S Sdlatmeiiter Sanicr aeehrt.

albonp, N..y, q. SuIi. -
Shabmeiiter Sulius Sauicr
lit sum Mitslieb Der nalbanp Ger.
man Saa gHociation" gelp1blt NOR.
ben. Cieie 8eie1ihdit errihtet elm
,Ieutihes Saus" i'm @ertbe bon
100000 an ocr 9eonfrsStraBe. Ger
.Ieutife 5ag" luiro bier inter bel
Muipi5ien oieier 8eieqihaft am IL.
9lnguit nit eii,em groBen Eicnie, Eu=
raoe uno CONCERT seieiert peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02
9eril bmtes &lo tier ges
idloiien.

YoriS. 26. ,Slili. - 9as beriibmte
Gloiter 5u Siiealr, in iueldem 10
pielc iluge lamen Der 9lriltofratic
Sranfreid1'S lno nnberer 21noer ibrc
gr5iebnug erbielten, lit inter Dem
Girdeugeiebe geidloiien luoroen. Tie
Tonnen protcitirten, entfernten it'd,
jeood) ihlieBlib NIT ibren Sf,iilerin-
nen.
&olf perlanat Sooesurs
tbeil
EariS. 26. Suli Inter ser
9epolferitng erbeben iid) oringenbe.
inmer lt1rfer peroenoe Nuie nod Der
Soll5iebung oes 9ooesurtbeils. bas
am Gienltog iiber einen Wann Na-
mems Soleiuant iiir Die beionoers
brltole grnorolng zines fleincn
DtoohenS oerbdugt puroe. Die Nufr
rueroen INN 10 nahoriidliher iuieoers
bolt, oo befannt lullroe. oaB Die De-
pittirtenfommer 5000 fir offentlide
Sinrihtilngen beipilligt bat. Mls 0dS
llrtbeil gefalt puroe, glalbte mai,,
Die &inrifting fonne maneels elmer
oerortigen gefuilligune niht noIIao-
gen iperoen iest aber ltellt iid ber.
aus, ouB Die aommer ben getroa
irdbreno oes 0lrheinanOers in 6eil
Sdlubtogen nit elmer Maiorit1t por
II Stimmlen beiuilligt bat, ipas pou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02

lpor0cn. onB in Sen @cgenben iucltlih
BON Siio Gafotu, 9ebro@fa II. &au,
las 6O00O0OO gIdcr Sun0eS liu0, IN.
ter luelhcn aobIeniI0Bc iidl bcfinoen
Cicic gcoloAiIhcn Nrbeiteu iiuO icit
luCbrcreu Suhrcn geiiibrt luor0cn,
INN 0ic Gage, @roBe mo Gunlitdt
Oicier 5loBe feI5uiteIlcll. Gieie Sob
IenIoqer lino ollBer0em iebr leid5t CT.
rchbor in ,9c5uN mli transport NM
bcfinOen iid IN bcleOclten Giltrittcn.
9lltBcrOcm lit 0iCico Qau0 inter bent
8oblcnlnn0s@Clcbc tGuilidl. 0iey 9tors
tbcrl EoCiIic.Nubn" bcibt aoblen-
ldn0crcIcn im gScrtbc bon iibcr 300
WtilIioncn Collars, lmO bunoerttoll.
lcno 9Itcr bon &obIcnldnocrcicn bc.
iinbcn lidl bcrcit9 I'M Eripotbeiibe
@cnn 0nbcr I'M lGdbitcn 8intcr int
9tor0lueitcn cine &oblcnnotb entire.
ten IoIltc, 10 liegt oe ShuIb MIR oo,
ran 0ab man lie nidt 5lt GoQe f0r.
0trt.
Sr @oo6rllii boiit, boB Ger nGhltc
GongreB ein @cicB erIGBt. bomlit oie
&oblcnldn0ereien old uerpod)tet mCr.
ocn fonncn. Die 9fegicrluQ bCiibt
nod il6cr 25,0O0000 glder aobIcn-
l0nOcreicL mcldbc 5uml NhnimoIpreiS
bon TO bis 20 Collars pro g(dcr Der.
fault iucrben; 100000 9Ifer 81 $50
llno $4,000 9Idcr 81 $40 pro Slder.
Son GominQo'S 2 hulocn.
Der Sinon5niniiter bon San 90
mingo, Scnor GeloSQue& ser Sc.
Innote iener 9fcpublif Soubert II. ser
ltcllnertretenoe SefretGr Bacon bat.
ten gcItcrn cine longe Goniercn5 in
Scjlg ollf Die 9luinabmc ciner 9lnlei.
he Don $20000,000 sur @c5o6lun0
Der olalpGrtigen @lGubigcr ser Ne.
pnbIlt III llebereinitinmltng nit ocn1
geltern protlomirten @ertro0. Ser.
bon0Iln9en limo bereitS 3lpiihen 0en
Sertretern Don Snn Gonlin9o uuo
0rll. Sofob Sdiii bon Nelp-9orf i'm
@ongc imo iollen acnigenO porac.
lhrltten lcilL INN eincn GrioI0 Der
Nnleibe III 9tltsiibt 5u ltellen. Die
aus oonllifaniihen Steuern berriibs
renoen mo IN Nelu.Oorf 6eiinoIihel
S2,5O0,000 meroen Ser. .Wforton Sritlt
go" iIbcriuielell meroen, Die oomit ei.
ncr SbciI ser Sduloen ct. 0onin.
oo'S al atSl1noii6e @l1ubiaer be-
gleihen miro. llnter einigen ser 3u.
lebtgenannten ipll llnBllfricoenbeit
nut ocn ARRANGEMENT 5lpiiben oen
Yer Stooten ino Son 3onlingo be-
Iteben. 9eionoerS ioacn bies aeluilie
bel9iihe 8I0ubiger iein. Snl Staots.
Geportement miro ieooh crflGrt, 0uB
fcinerlei Troteite IN Scr Sode beod),
tct perOen f6nnen lmo oaB ollie
0I0nbiger ibr @elo no1 Bro.Roto.
TertbeiIllng, pie iic bon Eroi SOL.
Ionoer lno Senor Gelosoue, nit ei.
len ennttc Der oltSpGrtigen @ono.
Seliber orrangirt uorbcn it, ncbneu
oocr auf oolielbe pcr5idtcn miilicn.
Gin cnogiIltigeS arrangements ollcr
IetoilS Oiirftc binnell lucnioen Ga.
nCu errcicht mprNpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02

nid)t mebr 8ebiet, nod piinihe eS
ariea nit irgcno UcI6cm uu0ercn
&olt Inn irgcito mcIhen Uegenitnno.
9lueS, poS bos ocutid)c Tolf ucrlon=
&c, iei Suit 3lmI NtbmcM 3. i. 0lcid)c
Sreibeit ser GetbotiNlunQ nit nnOern
Notionen. Sr9cno cin &crildL Dies
ob5lli6neiocn oocr }lt bcidr0ntcn,
miiroe ncSbolb 81 elmer icbr crnItcn
6ro1c ipcrocn.
sic @c5ieblul0cn }luiihcn SEN
Ser. Stooten luO Ncutihlon0, ioatc
Der SctretGr, lcicn jctt 10 uH9gc
icidnct itno 10 bcr3lih, onB lclb't
oieicuigcn, iuelcbc }ll elmer o6cr Der
ouberen 3cit 9lnItrcnAm1cu Ncnodlt
bo6cn, lie 5il it0rct, ocn GcrhlA ouI
gcacben bobcn."
0r. 0ortbolot rciltc bCutc BON bier
na6 Siioipcit IcutlhIouo ob ln0
fcbrt ipGter nod Dem 0oog 3uriid
u mcrifoner nm 100000 b G.
roubt.
@crlin, 26. SuIi. - Iic Ronb.
9(niGQc oui oen elropGii6en @obnen
mchrcn iif III crihrcteubcr @ciic.
9lui Scr Sdbrt bon Ntinhen nod
2oltionnc mlrbc 1cltcrn cincm 9lmc-
rifoncr, 9amenS 0op, ser elm mcbr.
ioher DfiQiouGr ouS Chicago iein ioIl,
icinc 9rieitoide nit 100000 in
@ebicln lnb GrcOitbricicn aeitoblcn.
9luf ocu ihipci5criihen Giicnbnbnen
lpl,roen I'M 2allc Scr lcBten Wode
aitBerben ie6S ouOere HGubereien
perii6t, oeren SpierN 'ntlih omeri-
fonii6e ino engliihe \ ulriiten lua.
rem. Gin tiirtiider Siii5icr> 5iiBtc
olli ser Rciic bon Wien bic { feline
5000 Mort betroqenbe 9odrr1oft ciu,
lpdbrenb er IN ei2m Coupe erlter &lois
ie ihlief.
Grobtloie E Tclcgropbie iir
~. 3Hge.
9crt'n 26. 3uli. - 9lmerifoni-
h .6c On, >qbn3iige tperOeu wobr'
ifeinIi6 in 9Gloe nit 9lpporaten iiir
orabtIoic Selegropbie ausgeitattet
peroen. Cine ser 0robcn 9obnen Der
Ser Staotr1l unterbon0elt nit cinem
beutiden Sitgeniei,r, 9fnmeus Sci.
ncde, meacn bes 9lnfaiiS Der Eotent.
rcebte cineS bon linn erfunoenen gan5
ncuen SpItens Ser Sitnfen.Selegro-
pbie Ter bon Seinede conItruirte
apporot 5eihnet iidJ gon5 beionberS
ourH 2eitbtigfeit aus. Scn6er umb
GmpfGnger nieqFn, IN cine aiite Der
podt, nur 20 @io9romm mo fonnen
BON cincm 0tonne 9on5 bcqiten nitf
Dem gfiiden getrogcn merben. Gie
Ginrihtlng elmer gon5cn StotioL
bon nelder 0cpeidcn oui 80 lieilen
bci6roert ncr0en fonnen, bat Elm @e.
midt pon 20 Silo9rom,n imo foitet
lmgefdbr 5000 Worf.
. WemuBtlo@porcincr& DE
NCfuu 0cu
&crlcillcS, 2G. ,Nlli. - Gin
80 bis 30 >SuSre after W}ann, often,
bar ein 9lmcritomt o6cr Gonaoicr,
mlr0c bclte beiulMtloa ouf cincnl
RnicnploBc Dor elmer Stride III cincm
benadburten 0orfc gcflmoen, mo c5
lit niht qchrnqen i'm 81 iocntiii5i
rcn. >Sn lcincr 5nihc Snttc or cincn
bon nEicrpont A)iorgon" llnterifrie-
bcncn Wricf in nclhcin lntcr glnoc'
rem 81 lcicn luur: nWenoc oieS Mlr
ais lcBtea |Niilfoluittel on. GS miro
cir Socntiii5irllng oienen."
Der Vricf mar ndbWtontrenl oOreIs
lrt oIlcin Ger 9ieit Der AorelIe mar
nurh Se0eritridc lnleIerlid) genladt
moroen. 9ic pon Dem Wtonnc getru,
gene Sdubc trlrgen Die 8eidloftSmar-
fe elmer Iirnu in Wontrcol. 9)ion
bat nod niht ieitgeiteQt, oh oerMmm
einen Selbitnorbueriu6 madte oocr
Don einem ShlagonfoQe betroiicn
puroe. Gr lit noh immer balb be.
muBtloS un6 iein 3uitono lit Scr
ger5tcn eiu H1tblel.
Ncun NGEuer ertrnnfcn.
! q, Npt 0p N,,I,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02
ErGiioent 9iuuieuelt einaelaoen.

Noriolf, 3D. 27. SuIi. - ErG,
iioent 9iooieuelt lit eingelaoen NOR.
Den, an Dem Tanumafanol Tag
Der 9lusItellung Die 6eitreoe 5u bal.
ten. D'nn bat Die 9luSmabl 0eS Ga.
tlms Dem grdiioenten ii6erlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02

Sm 2llter BON 79 Sabren lit leste
Nadt in cinem 9Ioiter in 2onosbut
In gapern Der Eater erasmus Srring
geltorben. Ter ueremigte 0tonb mar
elmer Der gr0Bten Spradaenies oller
3eiten. Gr be6erridte 33 lebenoe
uno toote Spraden uno iprad aQe
Der le6enocn flieBeno, obsleieh er ole
betrcifenoen 2dnoer niemars beiudt
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02

ide 9iirgermciiter @orbercitlmgen SIT
elmer ellropGiidcn Shloienreiic tref.
len. 9tob 9lngobc bCS @IotteS lpcr.
bcn sic 0eiuher oils 0en Ser. Stuo.
ten bcionbcrS inIeutihlono llmibo,t
baItcn
tSannD W liturlcQt ibrt
Stellc ais ECbrCrin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-30

feet beam, a. H. p boiler. : h. p. engine,
a bargain if taken at once. +. CT. W.,
Box 10 +. +. d. No. II, Gardiner. Me;