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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

general manager of the American Lo-
connective Works In this city
The bridegroom is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Smith. of Philadelphia,
and is identified in an official capacity
with large interior decorating firm.
After prolonged journey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will be at home at No. $3.50
Cedar Avenue, PHILADELPHIA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Second Page.)

Virginia. The bridal company will be
entertained by friends OF the bride at
dinner tomorrow and after the re-
hearsai Monday evening.
Mr.. Lewis c. Williams. the brides
brother. accompanied by Mrs Williams
and their little daughter. who will be
q flower girl at the wedding ceremony,
LETT for Orange yesterday.
The marriage is one OF great inter-
est In Richmond. where both the con-
tracing parties have scores of friends
and relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
1eter-Craddock.

The marriage of Miss Sarah w. Grad
deck. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
Craddock. of Amelia county. to Mr.
John r. Jeter, well-known young
lawyer OF this city. will take place
at Salem Church. Amelia county, Wed.
nesday, April oath. Mr.. Jeter is con-
nected with the law firm of Sands &
Sands, and is the son of the late John
r. Jeter and Mrs. Roberta Jeter, of
Paramount.
Mr.. and Mrs. letter will make their
future home at No. 1905 Paramount
Avenue upon their return from their
bridal trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stuart and Miss
Hope Stuart of Lexington. Va. sailed
yesterday for six months tour OF
Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
Epps-Becker.

The wedding OF Miss Clare Virginia
Becker, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
sustus Charles Becker, to Mr.. Frank
Dashiell Epps, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Epps, will be celebrated in
Park Place Methodist Episcopal
Church at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. Tuesday
next. The Rev. Samuel Colonna. pas
tor of the church. assisted by the
Rev. j. ]. Gravatt, of Holy Trinity,
will oficiate.
The bride will he attended by two
maids of honor. Miss Lily Madeline
Becker and Miss Ruth Benton. Mr..
John l.. Epps. brother of the groom.
will be best man. and the ushers
AIessrs. George w. Epps. Jr., II. Bay
Hiss Epps, Walter G. Turpin. Edward
S. HIzen, Earle C Boudar and c. S.
Fenson. Messrs. Z. II. Gates and Will
liam 3. Robinson Will assist the
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker entertained the
bridal party Friday evening, April
18th. after the rehearsal. Mrs. Charles
Seiden presided at the punch bowl,
and decorations were sweet peas and
srnilax.
Out-of-town guests who will come
to Richmond for the wedding Will be
Miss Bertha Butler. of Philadelphia:
Md: Mrs. John Townley. of Albemarle
county, and Miss Wingfield, of Wash
ington, d. c.
Creath-Rose.
A beautiful wedding took place last
evening at o'clock in the home
of Mayor and Mrs. John f. Rose, Bar
ton Avenue, Barton Heights. when
their daughter, Matte Elizabeth, be-
came the bride of Mr. Walter Austin
Creath. OF this city. The Rev. w. j.
Young. of Centenary Methodist
Church, was the officiating clergyman.
The entire lower floor of the house,
which is charmingly arranged for such
functions, was thrown open. and can
vased in white. the altar being erect
ed in the bow window OF the parlor.
A semi-circle of palms formed the
background. and tall pedestals with
silver candelabra stood on each side.
hIantels and doorways We're decorated
with ferns, smilax, white llacs, white
sweet peas and other blossoms, to
carry out the color scheme of white
and green. The staircase down which
the bride came was curtained with a
thin veil of smilax and ferns.
Mrs. Wythe Leigh Kinsolving was
nj the piano. She played the We'd
ding March, from "Lohengrin" as tNe
bridal party entered, and Angels
Serenade" during the ceremony.
The bride was attended by the
Eroom's sister, Miss Susie Creath, a!
maid Of honor, who wore charming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
o. M. A. to Meet.


Joint meeting of the Senior and
Junior lakewood Memorial Associations
Will be held Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock in ST. Johns schoolhouse. I'M
portant arrangements for Memorial
Day and matters relating to the re-
union program will be considered
St. Johns Circle.
st. Johns Circle, Kings Daughters,
Will meet Tomorrow afternoon at 4 80
o'clock with Mrs. Julian Green, No.
2712 East Broad Street.
Fancy Sale.
Faithful Circle Kings Daughters.
will hold q post Easter sale of useful
and fancy articles in the home of Mrs.
Robert Blankenship, No. SO East
Franklin Street, Tuesday from 10 A
NJ. to P. NJ. Friends of the circle
and the public generally are invited
to inspect the dainty trihes offered for
SALE,
Silver Tea.
The Home Mission Society OF Fair
mount Methodist Church Will give a
silver tea Wednesday afternoon from
5 to o'clock, in the beautiful homo
Of Mrs. Warren Hobson, of Fairmount
Avenue
Mrs Thomas Nuckols. the president,
with the assistance OF the other ladies,
has arranged most pleasing program
for the occasion. The rooms will be
beautifully decorated in palms, ferns
and flowers
Mrs. Nuckols will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Warren Hobson, Mrs.
Joseph Creery, Mrs. j. Russell Gentry
Mrs. ]. Lonnie Mitchell Mrs. Lewis
Gentry and Misses Irene Ford, Inez
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Miss Katherine Halves Is attending
the Woman's missionary Union Conven-
ton of the Presbyterian Church. in
Staunton. She delivered a stirring lee
ture on Lighthouse Builders" at the
Thursday afternoon session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Littlepage, Norma Littlepage, Ruth
Neale, Mrs. William Bray, Mrs Lizzie
Edwards. Mrs. Anna Edwards. Mrs. C.
T. Neale, Mrs. b. Bray; Messrs. Everett
Edwards, S. E. Pitcher. Writ Neale. John
II. Johnson. Ernest Edwards, William
Martin. E. Brown. G. T. Neale. P. c..
Edwards, Mark Neale William Gary,
T. Robins. B. Bray, L. L. Littlepage,
DrS j. T. Edwards and William Crox-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Miss Margaret Wood has returned to
her home in Newport News. after a
visit to friends hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey Clarke
announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage OF their daughter.
Gertrude, to DR.. Thomas Whitehead
Murrell, of this city. The wedding will
take place May 14th. In the First Bap-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Morrlsette have
been called to Richmond by the Sc
rious illness of their son. Mr. Irwin
Morrisette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Professor ]. C. Metcalf. Of Richmond
College. spent Friday in Fredericks-
burg, where he delivered a lecture in
Pythian Hall on Current Literary
Tendencies"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Mrs. a. ]. Montague is the guest OF
Mrs. w. II. Lipscomb in DanYille, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Mrs. Harry G. Parker has returned to
her home In Hampton. after spending
week with her sister, Miss Mollie Hope.
who is III at the hospital here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

The Rev. Dr.. w. r. L. Smith, pastor
OF the Second Baptist Church in this
city, ofticiated Wednesday afternoon at
the wedding in Norfolk. Va, OF Miss
Erna D. Malone to Mr.. j. Chester
Bibb. DR.. Smith had married Miss
Mahone's parents. and the bride felt
a pretty sentiment about claiming his
services for herself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

Mrs. G. G. Gooch returned to Staun-
ton Wednesday after having been tho
guest of Mrs. r. T. Hunter at No. Els
East Franklin Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
9ticmnnb ucrautiuurtlidI.

WpntrcaL Gue., 8. Mdr5. -
Der Goroners. Snqlelt iiber Den filr5.
liden @rnn0 III Der Soheloga-S d)tle,
0urdj mcld)en II &inoer mo cine
Sebrcrin umfomcn, rclultirte bcute III
cincn 8er0ift, lpcldeS erfldrt, Nies
nlonO ici crinlincQ fir oas lln9liid
ucruntmortli6.
tbs Scroift crfldrt jebodL 6roll
SANDS, sic S6lieBerin Der Sd)ulc,
lei inioiern 81 toOeln, neil lie hidyt
aeipiiie Tbiiren id)loB mo bierourd)
Den Holld) oopon obbielt, lid IN Die
obcren Stodluerfc 81 perbrciten; Ter
her ieicn Die proteitontiidlen Sdul-
GommiIiGre etipos III tobcln, iucil lic
nid)t fir bGufigeren Gellcr-0ria Der
Sdiilcr uno fit bos Nit6rin0cn bon
1rlBeren Tettungslcitern lorgtcn; fer
ner ict SRI. Mturipcll, bic bcroiIheSeD-
rcrin, ipeld)e ibr Geben Nllrd) ciiieH
@erIuh sur &ettiilg Der Shulfinoer
in Den pberen Stodmerfcn einbilBte,
ctuoS gu tooeln, neil lie 5u piel 3c;t
perlor, che Tie Die ainoer Dor Der III
nen o~robenoen 0efdbr mornte. Gum
Shluiie empfie6lt bds Geroift, Die
Grnennung zines 6eliermaridaQS iiir
ieoe Sd1lle, nm fir Terneioung bon
Seuersgefa6r 81 Iorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
Trdic Giuuicuclt'S 3aftano bciicrt iidj,

@oibtugtom ;. g.. s. Mdr5.
- Der 3uitono OeS al Ser 0ipbtbc-
ritis oorrieber liegenoen Nrd)ie
&ooiGpclt, SobneS ocS Gr1iibenten,
bat iif bel,te nad) enter bongen Ndft,
III neId)cr sic Gltern nm ielten oas
Gronfcnbett oeS Sobnes pcrlieBen
crbebIid gcbeiiert, 10 onB sic @er5te
iest itarfe Sofinung ouf SerItcaMlg
oeS Yotienten geben. Der boltptlods
litje 8runO 5ur 9eiiird)tung lit Die
McrjidmGd)e ocS 9nc6en, uno es MIR
Den Inn Dcutc ob unO 81 ItinIullrenoe
Wtittel perabreid)t, I'M neue Intale
Don S9p01e 81 perbilten.
I'm Vii llhr be,lte A6eno erlieBell
Sic Nerste folgenocS bulletin: Ser
@otient rltbt gut. Seine Gonlpli5is
rui,g lit ieit geitern citgetrcten nto
ous 9eiinocn bes aranfeu lit 10 gillr
itig, dis i'm gegentDartigen Stadium
oeraronfbeit crfuortert lueroen FAINT"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
YIN. HanSplph Nearit franf.

Nem Dort, s. M0r5. - @il-
liam Ionoolpb Scarf 500 lid llr'
langIt cine idmere Grfdltung 5u unO
liegt Jest SieniIid be0enfIid) erfronft
oarnieoer. Gr lit ge5mungen gene
zen. aQe ieinc engagements uuf 0e'
rolutc 3eit bin SIT m%ioerruien. Seine
Grfronfutg muroe belte befannt, oI8
ser .9rooflpn Independence Seagic
Gl16" cine @eriammlung i'm If,
Niicm6lp.9 iitritt obbeItclte. IN mel
der er cine Geoe balten iollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
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1aipb Miehi nMltloNie.Edne.h


SdthpTs UsetNehftHh i'pcNe,
s Gdt 3. mo Woiah'Strd1r.
{ Suuptquoriiet hes ~Qlahetn str. fllnt sBers
, ctrS." rGibpniror3 5 EHnen : 8erctnS,"
!, r6urton SnIntrrtpGtrfn zen VuUs liro pelb'
J Vereins " "Bcutf9e Gtmf!D.tnfetI" uno
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!, Tlil6,S ,Bier Al iencr set. - Is. 4 ~
|, 9tIepGOl. gS1lle 1913 g.
!. 0fring's nGanton 9ifocrttnus+Saus,"
! GierItit. Gfr 3. ctr. Ii. Te't.lipe, CASTOR,
{ COMMUNICATIVE bcs .Gnutonsritoer.tdnA".
!, Ginpftunor irom Wtitirpd ab,ro. Der
{ 8diRen,Bcrsin b%erlantHeli lid iehen Ditn'
fina IbenD. - nRctionGl"sNiet an Snpt.
Standardization - NOIfe 14b3 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

Ser Z 1t d b I If Der
Wbitcior0 5ttoBc. lie
topographiid,c @crmeiiungs . Gont.
miiiin uno sic Observation-Disclosures
Gommiii1re 1ieIten geItern cine &C.
meiniome 5ibnlg n6, neld)er olld)
Ser Mlopor uto Staotrat9SnIit1lieo
aohlitca0 6cimohntcn. On Gerlelben
miiroe beidIoiien, 0cu Curd)brrd Scr
@8biteioroItrate, }>piidlen Der often
unD Der rcl,en 6rcOerid. 9icao pnO Der
II. ullo IS 1trobe, gntjubciben.
Iag ct. Hciepa 9oipltol" bot oar
0runo uno gg0~n tur De 1trsLe
gratis 6crgegc6eh 10 oab Sic Staot
ni,y bic Soften lin bic NipeQirut8
un0 GTGnIteruna SIT tra1en Dot. Gie
ncltc StraBc miro eiicn nctbucnoi-
gcu TerbinbuhJ2lOeg 5pil6en Der
alten ltnO ncllen 6rceerid-Gcoo Der
Itelcli. "'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

geidieoenen in ebrenoen 8ovtcn ge-
6aht miro.
@roBber5og 6rieOrih
ern d. erfranft.
Der grciie @~roBber5og 6rieoridJ
bon @aber lit an 9rondial.aatorrb
erfrunft uuo iein 3uitolio gilt ais iebr
ernit mic aus &arlsrnbe gemelOet
miro. Der Eatient bat bobeS 6iebcr,
uno in ieiner nadJiten llnl9ebung
giebt maj itd Ocn 9robten @cIorg'
uiiicn bin.
NIlerIci aus Gcuti A Ian 5.
Die SbeiIuug ser Gr5Oio5eic SGln
lit III &oridlag gebrodJt por0cn, GS
miro Die Hcuerri6tung zines Gr5biS-
tbims Nfoiu5 gepIant. Ter @oupts
a!ped ser augcregtcn MoBnabme lit,
ocn &nrOinal : @r3biihof Slider bon
&0ln Slt entInltcl, pelder sur 3eit
iiberbiiroet lit.
9ii ser &ulfnn.@erit in Stcttin
lit ser flcine 5urbinenfreu3er nStet.
tin" inter Dem iiblihen @eremoniea
pom StnpeI 9elaltien. Der Sberbiir.
germeiIter Der Stoot uolljog oelt
1aufuft.
Gin beflogel&mcrtbeS llngliid miro
ais 3abr5c i'm idlelii6cn Hcgic.
%rlln9Ste5irf OppeIn 9emeloet. Sn
elmer nobe gelegencn @rubc limo Orci-
5cbn @er9Ieutc uerihiittet, uno eS lit
nllr gcringe Sofinung %uorbanOeM Die
llngliidli6en SIT rettcn.
4rofeIior grnIt SGdel, Ser grobc
5orider uno @clebrte Der llniperIit0t
Scna, bc9ing sic 6cier ieineS goloc,
men Ioftpr . Subil6umS, mcldeS Den
glnluB 81 boben @brun9cn uno Gpos
tioncn bot.
IN Scr 8ialj bobcn Scr Snno scr
2anomirtbe unb Die Nationalliberos
len cin cngcs 9iinoniB fir fiinIti9c
8oblen abgeidloiien. Die Spite
Ser Altou5 lit 9egcn Centrum unO
So5ial0emofraten gcrid)tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

Sn Der Vno9ctEGontnll1llon ocS
Gcidsto9S CAB Der Stoatsletretdr
beS IuSmGrtigcn StmteS, Serr ben
Gidirihfp, Ole GrtlGrung ob, oob
Hubluto Der ocutid)en &cgieritng Gill
lGn0ercs Grngrunnm fir Die Sooger
Srie0ei1s. Gonieren5 nnterbreitet Fat.
Ser Stoots.S efretdr pcriiderte Die
9ereitipiQigfeit Der NeidtSr egierunA'
jebcn Soriflog in ernlte Grlpogung
al 5ieben unr rad beiten aroften on
oer pcridiebenen nod inter Grtpd'
1llng befinoliden @in5elnbeiten Der
Gonieren5 mitjulpirfen. Iie 6roge
Der 9eidJrGnfing Der NiiItungen lit
aui Scr bon Der ruiliihcn Hegiernn9
rntcrbreiteten SogcSoronung nift
uorOeiebcn.
SerGob oeS CT. % III it erS
b. @otti6cr.
anl16lid1 0cs abIcben5 be5 cbentl-
licer Gtaat3ietretdr5 os5 Snnern.
Garl 9tlnrit I. s6ttl6er, hoten COS
&aiierpaar. Die 8robber5ogin 2oulIe
pom Nn0cn 9talnens ibrcS crfrotftcn
@ema6l2 uno ser Reidsfan5ler SiirIt
v. Billion Der @ittiuc Oes Stoatsman-
mes chi telcgropbiifem @e8e ibr 9eis
lcio iibermittclt. lie 9latter per.
oiicntli6en Gadrufe. in luelden Der
peroieritpoqen 1batisteit bes Cabin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
9lnl Nnlacn.

3idmonb Sa, s. Mdrj.
9(rtbur, alias rSod" GnOiS, cin Nc
aer aus 9tprb-G urplinu, neldler am
26. Iejember 1906 ocn inrllten
6auiirer 5. i. 1olebg OF ~ator1b,
Ga., err.crbete, puroe be.lte i'm Ge'
f1n01iiic III Surrcp Court Sonic aes
h1nQt. 1ie Siurid)tulg mar bic critic
in Scr @ei6idtc oeS Gountp9 ulo
pcrlici obne St0rung.
Eaic snr Meiie in's MusfnnO Dr.
iuini 4. Hninc, Wr. 413, Ei-Salti'
mure' =frafc, aaGc Guitumhuulr.Aur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
@croGdjtigcr SuOcsfaa.
Nclp.Oorfcr MiGion0r ploblid) am
3elep6on gcItorbcn. - @ei6GftS-
irernoc battcn 1crooe ciltcn DC
ind %ongemcloct.

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bclltc pom GproncrS.Nr}t 81. O'@on-
Ion oorgcnonlmenc Nlttopiic an ser
2ci6c bon 2eouioos &reitoM cineS
geltcrn ploslid i'm oSote( Gum6er.
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Sdllre in ieinem N}o6en batte, I'M
icd)S MGnuer 5n t60tcn, Goroncr
Sor6uracr critotrete ioiort ser Eoli'
sci 2(ljcigc mo Cctcfgios mad)tcu lid
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3ilinmmcn1on1 i,clcuo,. ueroGd)tige
llmitGrOc oui3ufI0ren. Hrciton mar
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ulto 0atte Gin 9iirelu an Der @eIt-
46. StraBc. Gr irar5, m0brcno er i'm
9cgriiic mar, az @eid)ditaircun0c 81
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&otel-3tr5t GilBertc 3uerit BIC Aniid)t,
oaB Der pl6slidjc So1eHial Gilrdb cine
Siru6m-rutalg berteigefillrt mur0c.
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Coroner, ibr 8otte babeiga iS er boz
3ruci Mocbelt ppn Nem.SrleonS SIT
riictfebrtc. an einem bcitigen Anfuil
ser Grippe, rcrbunoen nit @rond)ial'
~it0rungen gelitten, aQcin er babe lid
nidt oapon obbalten IaiIen iciner
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@m. 81. Gimtrrt Gr0liOcnt Der
Gompagnic, 0ercn bieIiger @eIf1ItS'
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mittel6ar Dor Dem So0cafalIe nil
2conur0 Gran mo Gopur0 ". &cmiit
i'm Sotelbilreuu un0 batte acrn0e an
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iton'S traten NOR Ger Wt0nn foot.
Gcrtreter ciner }louofatenlirln0 MIR
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mo blie6en Bis bcllte irit6. Mdbrcn0
ser Nnd)t priiitcu lie eiEc M|er0e Slt'
der rn0 9ofunelte.
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aus G1ll3, Ger, nad 9tcu-Dorf mo
lou Der cin5igc Grbc zines 8ermoGcn9
bon $3.000,OOO III NcpsS rlcon5 icin.
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Gier in @cid)QitCn peroient Dnben. Gr
mar 4G sobre oIt uio ein 9robcr fr0f'
ti0er Wtonn. Sciae 6reunOe ueriid)ern
0en Goroncr, Die @tidditSnifaircn oes
Eo0tcn beiGnocn Iidl in better Orb
nllta mo oas cin}ige moglide WtotiD
fiir cinen SeIbitmoro fonne tempo
rGrcr 8abnlinL uerrrlodt 0urd)
aronf6eit, geipcicn icin. Breiion mo
icinc 0attin Iin0 tinocrlos, batten jc'
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lurueit lie luiIic, in ben lcbtcn Stun-
ocll Der lcinem lobe Nldjt9 6l lid
0cnolimcll, oltbcr ciner @llicn1tcois
sin.
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IRzyETTE]qag&Otn[W
RAILROADS.
. IdgIt6. ! GdatIu. aueIenomuleu Sonntag.
9ur GpuUtag.

Der GamScrrs laiion nab gsailinaton an
gsobentGgen 100 BORN. bio 500. MbeEos.
Griibete 2tbfabri bon Der Wit. 9iobdtsStntton.
@aihinBton, O%crIaien mt. Nonal' 1tatiou
*G.O5, *6lb, TIC, n 80, +s.b5, t0.55. 1851,
!l1.53, 2il.b5 Eorm.. fi2.t3, li2. LOS. 1855.
A2.A3, 1850, *4.i6, t4.55. 1855 s;ndbnl. '6.0y,
le.5b. 800 (2tuiteo), *10.55, +1l;23 ubsnSs;
pcrl. GamoepG tatiOH i5.00. te.t5. 1880 100.
| 80, 1900, $50, 900, 1000, III 90 8orln.
*t2 90 W., u2.02, "t222. 100. 400, ZOO,
Tntbu.. 900. t6Je. 10. 30, 100. 800, $50
(giHiitcoJ, 1000, +l005. lilo, I'll 81 Nbos.
anaapul5 Wt Capitalization 1850 iuo
1858 Burnl.. ABS mo l5.55 dabtn Camden.
gtaiion $500 utio 1900 Serm lt2.o0 Wlittngs.
! 800. II. 80 Bdtr, nno 1000 NDetos.
5reberif, GanocnsEiGtiUH, 1875 lno 1915
Bonn. i.25, 1850 mo 500 9iartln
gstndefttr. WPt. JlnnIl. l7,t0 Iprm.. l2.43.
Z 1850 "ntm Communication. 1920 gorut..
! 800, 1850 uHo a 90 gadbin,
SuocrStpivn, NJ. HopnhG tniion, no yprtli,
1880 Gndnt. GrniocTl.G tdtion. N.3o. T.jS
Spyfit., 1880, 400 Rddil.
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!735, 79.l5 8orrr, lt.2t, 1850. $40 ssatui.,
$3.50. *tt.45 stberoS.
gutaa, M. Rcbnh Citation, +243 gn4m.;
Camden. 400 Nntut.
s;uSal Blue Glue
nod, Thlidhetpbti mo Ven .Dert
Teuer Terminus an Der Sretira1fpdniiatten
StraGe. Reip'gorL bearelf mao Soiels. 9eenters
uhe 8e~itdit&5itrttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

2ihia. - @crr Gum @ettIer):
Id 6abe SIREN ood ciren gon5 net.
ten Gn}ug geiGelft, morum tro8en
Sic ocn nidt2@ BETTER: .9dl,
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i:bioi5t MIR mein 0eid)dit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
Mlarnlanp q: Genriniponia ". q.

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7.30 Rorn'. riof g'ori tiG!tdb. dusgenon'rren
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men GonntQgs.
100 @abm. mo VeIcir. uur gomfaas.
1926 NG6m. na6 D0rf tdgIt6. ausgenelnruer
GonutngS.
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men Sunrlu1S.
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men gouHt0Gs.
II 20 slCeu6s rod Scltd. rur Srnntugs.
1880 aben59 nad Vclult, WittpoG II, Ganr
Illn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

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Abet6een dffum., COMMUNICATION. 2t.o0
gatnt, lGl0 Mbenhs: VT. H~noai,Statipri.
NM RGdnt.. l6.ib stbsubs.
Referhirurg bon RauGi IN etIai. uhsr Gars
lcr Md0aouS. spetteruien etc. merbeft fdhen .bes
fnrot Der Selephou In uIcn tUlaenoen Billet
QiirenuT. Charles lno QdlttrneresStrdee y. &
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
1r. Wautt.
Scaieter uno qiehiisr.

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so 9ents mn $500.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

,WoSart.WlG uuer 1Gr.tanc,"
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Snuptauartier beS .Mlc5art . M(itner'
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-24

ed Great Republic Of ours has
to a pretty stage indeed if no one
can be elected to Office, even the
mayor of a city excepting he has the
endorsement of the president. IL
such are American ideas, then Amer
lea is on the decline the same as in
the days of Octavius.
The writer has known G. B. Little
since he came to this state some TWEEN
ty-five years since.
If his district has seen fit to keep
him in the senate of our state since
statehood, that is its business, but
we for one have never heard of a
dishonorable act of Mr.. Little, but
have known of some noble acts done
by the gentleman. #
Regarding the political manipu-
lation and chicanery of the Bismarck
politicians they are probably no
worse than those at Medora, only
they have to go to an adjoining coun-
ty for advice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-24
a SINGULAR Calculation.

81 1t would require, according to the
calculations of a scientist, the power
of 10000 horsepower engine about
&c, 900, 900 900 years to lift the earth
a foot In height, and to do this work,
allowing thirteen pounds Of water per
horsepower per hour. would require
some 10000 ,OoO, 600, 900 .ooo, 900 gallons
OF water, or more than would be dis
charged at the mouth Of the MISSISSIPPI
pi in 5000 years. This would be
enough, the writer estimates, to cover
the entire surface of the earth to a
depth of not less than 300 feet, to
convert which into steam, using good
boilers. would require some 4 900 ,000,-
900 100000 tons of coal If the latter
quantity Of the mineral was loaded on
cars Of twenty tons each it would de-
mand 2O0,oo0, O00, 100000 such cars.
If the latter were thirty feet long and
all coupled together in one train it
would reach around the earth 10000
600 times and, if running twenty-five
miles per hour, would consume 25,000,-
coo years in running the length Of it
self. So much for figures.