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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Immune From Criminal
Prosecutions.
WHITE HOUSE C0NFAB
Important Dcyelopnicts az a 1oh-
ference of the President Win
His NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of anthracite Coal Roads
TO BE Begun Soon.
10 BE Begun Soon.


tBE Ln@ aSSOtldl"d $500
Washington, ID. G, June i""'
r. II. Hartman, the railroad mag
nate, is immune from criminal pioS0
cution as the result OF his tes'lihohS
before the Interstate Commerce I'm.
mission IL New York ~srectntl1' Is
the question Of prosecution 81 o
minous coal carrying railroads slioulu
be left liz the hands OF the attoiHIS
general. and that prosecution or tne
anthracite coal roads Will prSlh ~
Philadelphia bly, next Weeh, e.
conclusions each at a notahle eou
ference at the White House tohisht
The Hartman case and the eases
the coal carrying roads were discusSeu
for three hours by President RooA-
welt, five members of his cabinet wv
members of the Interstate coHli1etCc
commission, and special couhStl ~
the government.
Following the general conference,
Attorney General Bonaparte remained
with the president to discuss the So
called Harvester trust. 1t Is thought
not unlik ely that the question or prost-
cution of that organization VIII be lelt
in the attorney generals hands.
The conference continued from .
D. m. unit. a few minutes before mid
night. Secretary Taft on leaV'ng, an
nounced that Secretary Loeb would
issue q statement on the subject. Spt
cial Counsel Kellogg, who Walkeu
from the White House to his hotel,
declined to- state what had transpired
at the meeting and referred all his
QueStiOners to the statement when
Mr.. Loeb Was to prOmulgdte.
Interestingly Nonconlmittal.
Secretary Loeb at midnight, issued
this statement:
THE conference was held for tie
purpose of affording ample discussion
concerning the matters which have
been under investigation by the inter
state commission Ihe
Interstate m commission has
not yet formulated it's report, and all
of the discussion was of a purely pre-
lilninary kind. After q report has
been made the attorney general VIII
OF course. carefully consider it."
Hartman is Immune.
The discussion took a very wide
range. Much of the time was given
to the Hartman Alton deal. Every
phase of that transaction was thor-
oughly gone over and the discussion
President, Mr.. Kellogg, Attorney
General Bonaparte, commissioners
Knapp and Lane. The copclusion was
promptly reached that, however dam
aging the evidence mighA be against
Mr.. Hartman, the testimPny he had
given in the Inter-State/ Commerce
investigation had given him complete
immunity from criminaI prosecution.
After leaving the White House At
torney Sims was in conference with
Attorney General Bonaparte at the
Department of Justice for more than
an hour. He refused to discuss the
conference and the only comment Mr..
Bonaparte would make was:
1.-The conference related to matters
pending in Mr.. Sims office at Chi
cago."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
Winston to Vote on a ROnd Issue Of
$150,O00.

Winston-SaIem, n. -, June THE
Winston aldermen tonight called an
election to be held August sixth to
vote on the proposition of issuing
bonds in the amount of one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars for street
improvements, extension of sewer sys-
tenn. etc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
SHOWED THE QUEER.
James j. Muse Gets Thirteen MOnth
in the P~enitentiary.

Especial to The News and Observer.)
ASheville, \. c.. June TN United
States District Court this morning.
James j. Muse. Il Smoth shaven and
attractive looking chap of some %
years of age, was convicted OF passing
counterfeit money n sentenced to
the United States Prison at Atlanta
Tor a term Of 13 months. Muse is a
native OF Rowan county, and was at
one time employed on the AshevilIe
and Charlotte division Of the South
ern Railway. Several months ago he
was arrested, charged with passing
the queer and held in $1,000 bond.
He was tried this week and the i,rv
after celebrating nearly "a hours 20
turned a verdict of guilty Muse con
iiuehIly eApecteo acqulgtal and the YER
~ - 6uiitS coHlpletely upset him.
~ piohe uo"h III the court room and
Wept
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
RAILROADS
Acknowledge Themselves Beaten il
Georgia on a Rate Contest.

Atlanta Ga, June 7.-The railroads
in Georgia late today withdrew their
fight against reduced rates on stoves
between two competitive points in the
state ordered by the railroad commits
sion in July 1905. The railroads Sc
cured from Judge Newman in the
Federal court a temporary order but
he suspended hearing in the cases un-
til mandamus cases could be tried n
the State court. JudgePendleton IN
the Superior court, ordered the rail-
roads to obey the order of the COM
mission, the Supreme court a few DAYS
ago affirming this decision. The rail-
roads will put the rates into effect
about June 90.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
THRAeH'S IRREGULARITIES.
Special Term Of tIc Federal Court to
Try II Di-til!crl Cast.

Asheville, :. G.. June fudge
Pritchard has called q special term ~
the United State Circuit Court tp no
held here in August to try the disc
tillery case Of United states against
p. II. Thrash. Of this city. District
Attorney Holton q the case IS SIM
liar 70 the Glenn Williams case IL is
probable that either Judge Keller. or
West Virginia, or Judge BTaEley. ~
South Carolina. viii preside Thrash
IS charged with irregularities in the
operation Of his big diStiiicrT.
ing impression upon all who met
him
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
IRREPRESSIBLE FINLEY.
The SOuthern'S Hot Air President VII,
Make a Speech to Editors.
(By the Associated Press

Richmond, Va. June One Of the
features at the meetings at the lanes
town Exposition mex week of the Ma
tional Editorial Association and the
Virginia Press Association. will he
an address by President w. w. Fin
ley, of the southern Railway. since
the PROVISIONAL program was arrang-
ed an invitation has been extended
Mr.. Finley to make an address he
tore the two associations Jointly and
he has consented to do so on Tuesday
The National Association
VIII adjourn on Friday and the mem
bers VIII spend SATURDAY in Richmond.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

the Presidency Of Edwin A. Alderman.
ID. 9. l.. LID, for two years. perhaps
il Isl. there has been marked adFaHct-
The scheme OF instruction
twenty-five distinct and 1dependeh,
schools. I rejoice t. know also that
under Or. EenaoIe's severa! years
presidency Of the University OF Nortn
Carolina. II has also made a great
stride in many directions, and Tor the
year just ended had UDre than 90
students. | trust il viii score 500 dur
ing its scholastic tenn Tor lS0t-os.
They are both superior seats ofIearn-
ing The University OF North caro-
lima is the oldest by some thirty years
or more. Its president IS ~ virginia
birth. while the President Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia. is a North Carr
linian. and q native OF Wilmington
my own home for nearly the last
thirty-one years-since September, 10.
| raise hat to both and wish a
hearty 1od-speed 10 both. They are
richly q. serving public uppOr and
Southern confidence. They are Of 4
high type in several particulars. and
in some of them equal n Of the
greatest Of Northern universities. A
student may attend the University Of
North Carolina for an entire scholastic
year. and his total expenses need not
exceed $500. 1t Will cost two or three
times that sum to secure equal adj
vantages in the plethOrfch rich North.
NV advice 70 all is to stand by your
State. remain at hOm" and attend the
University where % Will know n
thousand or two natives YOU Will meet
in all your after life. The youth of
the South are very fortunate in hay
ing such superior schools IS the two
just considered ct which to be educa-
ted. Unless there is decline in the
manhood Of the Southern youth they
will dnynlOn into noble. high toned.
thinking. maSterful men. They would
not need the pricking of edward
YOung'S Satirical words
BE wise with speed.
A fool at forty is a DOL indeed"
Wilmington, y. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
BIG CROWD Al ATLANTIC.
MOrChcad City'S Great Resort is Draw
ing the Visitors.

Morehead City, y. c., June THE
Atlantic Hotel here is we'll filled to-
night, and a tremendous crowd is ex-
pected to attend the ball tomorrow
night. The State Medical Board with
40 applicants for license are in town
and will finish their work tomorrow
afternoon, and the Saturday night and
sunday crowd promises to be immense.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
FELL IN HOT WATER.
ITITdII ~ To
Death in Great Agony Results From a
MisStep.

Zig Point. n. c., June 7.-Charles
HaNworth, night Waterman at the
Myrtle Furniture Company, fell into a
vat of boiling water last night, from
which he died in awful agony this
morning. Hayworth was making his
rounds on the outside Of the building
where the watts are located. for veneer
ing when he stumbled into
what proved his death-trap. He was
rescued by the day fireman who hap
pened to be close by. HaywOrth was
thirty-fve years old and leaves a wife
and child.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Robert r. ROdwell Dies Suddenly

Warrenton, y. c., June 7.-Robert
p. Rodwell. of Oakville, died Monday
about FOUR o'clock. He was
engaged in the saw mill business and
was at his mill in Natbush when he
was taken sick and died after a few
hours Of intense suffering. Mr.. Rod
we'll Was in the prime of life.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
DEATH or AN OLD SOLDIER.
Comradc Daniel Owen Passed Away
Last Night at Soldiers Home

Comradn Daniel owen, or Guiifori
County. died at S.25 o'clock last night.
at the Soldiers Home. wher" he Hfi
resided for the last five years Ii'
was 81 years Of age
Mr.. Owen served in the COnfe-er-
ate army. Company I, 18Th North
Carolina Regiment, second Cavalry.
The funeral viii take place this M
ternooh at two O'Clock and tn" inter-
ment viii be in the Confederate
cemetery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
FOR july Four.

The Seaboard Air Line Is now pre-
pairing to have a special train 10 BRING
IN passengers from Hamlet and points
south for the big firemen's event here.
on the Fourth Of July. 1t is 10 be made
z great day in Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

The catalogue of the University of
Virginia for 1906-1907 contains 245
pages octave. h great Southern in
stitution is forging ahead with high
success. 1t has for the current year,
7S4 students. On the regular college
roll it has 2S9. Medical students 1874.
Law 225, and Engineering 1913. Vir-
ginia furnished SO, Kentucky IS,
Tennessee, "a, Alabama 80, Mary
land 81. North Carolina Is. There are
81 States represented. New York
sends 13. Five foreign countries are
represented. Turkey having one. 1t
has a large number Of teachers COM
posing the Faculty, and very MANY
departments are represented. Hinder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06

porociiibrt, Der i'm inter $1,000
8iir0idoit iilr Gin nelteres Terbor
feitbielt. Sp0ter luuroe ieood) Die
giir0idoit ollf $1,000 berabgeiett.
Noh NnQnbc uon Ero9 puroen bic
6iiniOolornotcn fir cine SaliSburp'
SotoelSidulc ais Hetlame ge0ridt.
5botidhlid) 5eigt Die &iidieite ser
9totcn cine @cid)dftaunSetge, pobreno
sic poroerc Scitc leid)t nit elmer
cd)tcn Note Ut ucrluedleln lit. Erug
hattie 13 bicier Soften I'M 9eiib, oils rr
p~crboftct murOc. Gr beboltptet, iib
nit oeniclbcn mr. cilcn Sd)eri CT
lollbt 81 bnbcn.
&crmiBt. - Sr, CLAUDE Ge3a
mono, - %obrc olt, bon Honceoertc,
". 30, cin Eoticllt i'm nGid)arb
@ulorps@cim" nubc Gntonspiae, lit
lcil lctteu Wlortag aus oieiem SnitIa
tut pcridnuunocn mo fonllte bis iett
nod feline Spur BON oemielben &c,
fun0cn mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06
Sciratbs Siccn ;cu.

Somlcl @oStIlL %. uulo NgneS ID.
McSlltDrc, 20; Hppiifnlt Mnrp g.
9utns, 9tr. 1872, @elt.9oltimorc.Str,
Nntcuio GomeGo, Go, @ittmer, nno
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GomcQn. Nr. s2l, Noro.EopionsStr.
Ghorlc@ NJ. 2crpiS. %. unO Coma
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1929, @nrciap.S traBe.
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Siio.I uncun-GQcD uro 8u'Iic Door
MON, %.
ScnrD Scroll, IT,, %, Nr. 1905.
observation-disclosures, ulb annn .,
Gra,tic, %.
Socob @ooOle, 36. geihieoen, ui,o
Soa vi. Sosp6c, 2S; 9(pplifont Bar
So9il, 9fr. 26, Sit'0orf.S traBc.
gilbert $. 8c0ling, q, @ilming'
ton, Gel, unb Barbara 6. Nebban,
Is.
George s. Smitb, %, Nr. 1905,
Srulo-SiQ. 9lpeulc, mo Mtarie Cent
-.
gtid)acl :. GoDle, 80, geid)ieoen,
alcranbriu. County, So, uno Winllb
$. Smiib. 81. Blue Stub. 8irginien.
George Sdyieier. 40, geidieoer. uro
-Soplie 8eumnnn 80; applifont
SnrncS S6elbon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06

lang III 2onoon ola cine 3ugfroft CT.
picicn, nn0 c& lit 0e2holb ST lplln-
0crn 0nB 6oiiclbc nid)t bereit9 iriiGrr
bel ms Cin8cfijbrt lpuroc. 2luBer
0cn Gin8o1g0 on~gefiibrtcn &iinIt!er
mirfcn nod folQeit0c &r0ftc nit:
&ciiic N3cGop, &cduuctte @o0croo,
@lice @ogcmon, &ictor Morlcp, 9Ir,
thur Gonrubrrfo Miltiotu s.. Gpurtp,
Span Garnu mo &ionGl Wonftoh
lucldc bic Mtuiif 5lr Dem bcrrlid)en
Stiid gcihoiien Ho6clr. i@i6crbotcn iid)
init ucyid)ic0cncu (rcifcrn, neld]c 0cn
SolIitcn Wcleqcrbeit gcbclL lid ql1rl.
3cHO bcru0r}utbuu.
- itr. SGcutcr."
Gui22 Ser mi0ti9itCn nrlpOrunliiti
Id)cn GrciNniiic Ser QcQcmp0rtiNcn
Soiion miro oicic g2ohc inn .NpQi
0oplrroGcn lhcotcr" ~0cfum0cn. Sos
pi1rottiAc cpflornniidc NiI0 Sos
>ebcu in elmer @roBitoOt." mridJca
ii6crull, no 6 'biahcr nItiNciiihrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06

self Die IbentcltCr zines rcidJcn Siing-
lirlg& 0clicn SebCn uoll i0coliItildler
Sr1llnlercicn lit. meldlc CT in N|irf.
lihfcit nrl5ltlebcn perilIdlt IND 0abet
oui @ioerltono itobt. Die Nuiliib-
run1 oicics nellell @crfC$ Criol9t I'M
ter pcrionlid)er Getting pot @rn.
Sudett. mcld)cr fir oicicIbe cine
Grippe bon allBerQGm5bnIiG totente
pollcn Sdouipiclern cllgo0irt bot.
llntcr bcnielbcn bcfinpcn IinO: Som
". Geon, Srant MunOcrlcc. 0pu0lo4
s. @noo, SRI. 6onnic Moro, SRI
s(liipu Sfipmorth Sri. @elcH Ntdr
un0, Nll0cre.
oAlbnug6 g."
Glp0c Titdl'a rci5ctl0c ldnOlidc ao-
nobic o&opGr Snuc" miro oirlc Mode
IN n~Nlbungb'a lbcotcr" mnfAciiibrt
SEER Somcctt Der @ciddit2fijbrcr 0ca
Shcotcra. aratutiyt ijdl lu0 nit init
ieinc Srcnn0c. 0ob g ihn 0cAmaeH
lit, fiir Die @citlli6oit, an ocrcW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06

.betitelt yGoctnr 0tppp'5 sGonitus
rinin," onf Sr. Wonheitcr bat Srr.
giun &ort toIentpolIc ShMtipielcr
sur Settle gcItelit, Ionic eincn lturfcn
Gbor, aus 9iibnen St)onbcttcn be.
Itebeno, Sm 9alloepiuc Erogromm
iinocn mir She eight Gngliib Ho.
les" brett pom HouoI @ipppbrom,
&onoou; Sri. Cutie 6iiber, Der bette
lpciblid)e Barton IN Nmerifo Smitb
ltno Nater, 9lufiiibrung tomiifer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06

@iuiums in Gbos. 6. 9lanep'S So
lie, the Sittle Waoeup." Ias Stiid
boiirt ouf elmer tbotioflid porGe-
f%onlnlcnen Gpiiobc I'M Ienementas
Giitritt Nem . OortS, no 5luci feline
&inOer BON elmer 6roll, bcfannt lllls
ter Dem NoTen oSbc EruG," aus
cillem brcnnCn0rn @eb0uoc N|ercttet
murOcn, Die Gltcrn fon,Gn in Den
6lummen Inn md Sbe Grud" nuhm
Die 8Inocr nod ibrer Mohntlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06

NodI0em tic OicleIbcn ldrtgere 3cit
botte bllnacrn laiicr, Ionotcn lie bic
Steiner ulli Die StroBc, INN 81 bet
tcln mo 5u iteblcu. Sole, Dos cine
Der Sinner, miro ihlicBlId bon ct+
mem illqet MtillionGr cntoedt unO
mi quite 9nhncn gcltitpt. DDS Stiid
bot nc6cn Dem c%rnitcn SllbnIt olld)
piclc mibi1c Sccnru Wotincc'n
iinDcn am Montna Mi.tmod, Srci-
tag uno Sumitog ltntt.
No nrnlunD SBcoter."
YuBcrorOcntIidjc 9lttrottioncn ito
ben Den @ell1hcrn bcS ,Morplono-
Sbeater3" bicic ISOLDE in Nuaiid,t.
Nh ser SpiBc oca ErogrnNnlS itebcn
&cnp @orton unb feline ciJcnc sc.
icniduit, mrldc 003 bcrilbnltc Stiid
y@uu BONN GnIt" nlli ibre ci1cnc
@ciic porfiibrcn. Gom fonlmt
.llnclc Scmi2' Gilummta". Cit @lIit-
ipicl, Dos ic0en Observation-Disclosures cr-
ircllt; olld) 0o0 Clio wcjlt ctlifc scr.
DrrporroQcnoitcn aijnitlcr oltl bcnl
@cbietc Der &orict0tcl1 Nlibne an.
N roitorinm."
,<nn y}lloitoriim" miro oicIca Wlnl
ltntcr Den Nuipiiicn Der 0Norjca s..
yulc Nmuicmcnt Gompom 0o9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06

Motrpicntdn5c; StCuart u1b &aps
utono. N?liiiffiinItlcr; Settle Sborp,
iuultrirtc @ciGnge, unb onS nere
ocuiidc 2uItipiel She Gance OF tbe
Stcina." @ci icbcr &pritclrlurg ipcr.
bct &r. MD Hrau6 Npbert Siblin'
mons ibr Gridtinelt mnd)rn.
1a3 ncuc M continental.
Sic ,Gamobpll " Trcm Minute
mcnt Company" prGiehtirt oicie 80,
de i'm ncllcn Ntonumentul : Sbeutcr
Size Sigcr &iUies," einc 3uiom.
mcnltclllng RON 30 biibifcn Wtdb.
d9cr, ioluic AlItcn Sbol,ipiclrn, al
Nercn Spibc George =. Mllrpbp
Itcbt. Nr. NhlrpbD pcritcbt c3 nit
lCincn Wiitipiclrrn Dos TubIifum
sum &udcn 81 bringcl. Nu3 Ero-
gralrlilt cnth0lt oSbc Wngnct@," ).
Marion mo Grace Gillian IN 81
&ouocpillc Surpriie;" Carrie G5cir
ulo &oicttc Mc6b in ylhc Metres
ano the Wioio." @rn. ulo Grull Nor.
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Nobn &. S0rl II. 50. IN ySbc Fipc
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yuir0 IN 0aa ,Euhr 3O07 periebt. Ger
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niuer untlrholb Der @riife. Cam.
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9er0uid, iUic man es IN g!elu . gorf
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eincm groBcn @cbdlloc Tlomn1en
aus, oic 1eaCrncbr cri6eint uno
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ife6en, ais Die Groe SIT 5ittcrn be-
ginnt, ocrI Conner roat, Geb0llbc
i~tiirjcu Gil iuIo eir 3citcrrcgen er.
aicbt iidb iiber 0ie Staot. Go5 ifref-
lithc 0ilo 5erilie5t pl6Btidl nit Dem
Griheiien bon Gngeln, Die Stint
nlelspiorten oifnen iid) urlo licblihc
Stimnen meroen borbnr. Ia ell
GROCER Nnbrong erlpartet miro, gibt
8ei61itsfiibrer Gnrle Gomen unb
ainoern oen Jfat6, Die No6mittagS-
8oriteQn1Aen az bell,d)er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06
@iQion1 S. Grcemor. 2G. mo

@iQinu $, SrcemoL 26, mo
Grace g. @eipe, 81; Npplitunt Mn.
@r. 6ronf, Nr. 2640, NrnnciS'S troBe,
Nlirco CRAWFORD, 81, NeId)ieocn,
@nibingtpn, :. g., mo Monlic Z.
@inler, -; Npplifont Sra &, Groms
ioro, Nr. 1903, Wioiber.S trabc,
George &orri5, 81, mo Sellc
Eolunicno, 10; Hpplifont George :.
Eoipnlenb, Mr.. 1870, Oit-2oiopcttc'
9lpcnllc.
Gborlca Meinborot, 81, mo Mup
NiN9ine, Is; Nlpplifnnt Sobn g. @ila
liolls, Mr. 703, Gopcr.S trnbc.
MorriH M5roruib. %, Ar. l0l6,
Gait 2onnborOs StroBc, uno Ntoaic
@iltabltrg. 20.
So6n Olicn, %, ml0 Gbriitinc 81.
len, u.
Robert :. Bourne, y, Or. 221G.
McGuaoG.S trnbc, mtO MorD 6.
Gbifcltcr, %.
glbcrt q. @orfins, %, Ebilobe(.
pbiu, So. lllo G0it6 10. Dc 6rcbnl,
81; Nlpplifont 9lrtbllr g.. Smith, Nr.
10, @cit-9 Baltimore. StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06

GGidcll."
liellc Qiibncuitiid Painting tie
Toiplt" sur Au5iilbrung gebrod)t.
Moa jen1nl5 Dem Tublifltnt on tiid)
tiacn GrGiten ltnb Nllsituttt,ng oar
geboten lp1troe, miro ihm altd) oieies
Nal bcid)ccrt. Sobn =. &connrb.
Mto3ic Sling unb @iaic 6oQtoap al
lcin itltb Elm Srio, melfcs NIT ieincn
Groolftionen nilf bcm @cbietc Der
1on5funlt Den gintritt lobnt. Gam
folgcn Mtooelinc glidlnp mo Silinn
!8ernoorn, 1tno aiiBeroen ii1b bir
eleftriidcn GILLETTE b~eionoers beroor-
5ltbcbcn.
y8apetp- Sbeoter."
Srn a@dpetp : Sbeater" tretelt
bieie Mode Bob @tandelter's o1be
Gan Mosqlierobers" i'll giQp @art's
inniifoIiiher @ur(e5fc in irnei Mftel1,
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IN 0cn Nofcn Scr Che
cingcIouieu. - Sn Scr ct. Wtis
d)ocls.airde lurrOcn am %. Scptcm'
Der ollrd) Entcr @ufc Sri. &otborine
Slcihnlaull, Iod)tcr BON Srn. nno
Sroll 2conoro Slcihmornl, uno Sr.
Niottbias Irnll5 gctrollt. IlS gruut'
iutafcrn ilu1girtcn Die 6rl8. Wtaria
u. Hinoggcr uno Nnna 2rper. Sic
Eraltt trl,g Elm Crepe DC Gbine-aleio
nit orientolilden SpiBen p"er5iert mo
cin Bouquet Nelten. Ger VrdutId)leier
mar nit eincm aran5 aus Orange.
bliitber befcitigt. 9tad) Der Sroltung
ipltroe IN Der Wobnlu1g Der grallt
Nr. t119, &ollbertsS trube, ein Sod
5citSmabl eltgCnontmcn mo an
glbeub iuno cine biibId)e 6cier ltatt,
bel meld)er Mtuiif, @eiang mo Sonj
Die llnterboltiing blloeten. ltnter Den
glnmelen0en beIunoeu lid: Ser unb
Srnu 8. tSleidnronn, SEER uno Jrou
H. @. &ingger, Ser nno 6rou 6rieo'
rid 0rcper, 9err unO 6rau TeiS
Serr uub 6rou albcrt Broumi6Gffer.
SEER ulto irau 6ran5 Neubouer.
Serr uno 6ruu q. 9aumunL Sr
Conrad Sfmiot. Irl. Wfaria u.
Ringger, Sri. 0iargarcta &uggert.
Scrr uno Srau =, Werm5t, 6rnu gln'
ton @ilt uno Sod)tcr Vtinno.
Soll foli6cS @clb Der
auSgnbt babcn. s. 9eni.
Erog, Elm Npotbetcr.Glerf bon Gam.
bridge, Wo, pl,roe an Sreitog abeno
I'M peItlid)en Giitrift inter Der Nm.
lfrloigllng perbaitet, allgeblid cine
undergraduate 6iiniooQarnotc pera,ts.
aabt 5u baben. grI tpuroc geiteru
olrbd CHARACTERIZATION 2anghanl.
nicr Dem @rnbcse Gommiiidr Hooers
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Spibc CT itebt, ona NhliIilbrungsredlt
hcs SIiides 81 .iidcrn. Goiiclbe holt-
self ppl, eiitcn1 ilt1acn Faitpr, Gr.
Sinaleton. rpeld)er, nnd]Oem er ea per
itdnoen bat, iid) eiter Nt5abl bel
ratbsiGIieen Sodter iciner @enleinGe
~segeniiber neutral III uerbalten, it'd
in Wnrp sarfirt nerliebt, pelde 3l
inn fam, nm iid1 nit ciliem Dtaline
81 nerheirathen nnn Dem lie III lpGt
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crfa1ren bate, BOB e. ii, seiaicOensr
Mann mar. Ser RpOer fritz ols
Or, SilgIetpn orf, SRI. gnlmet oils
Marp Qarfin uno Sri. @1Qacc ol3
Simplicitp Sobnion, Elm Gori.Wilo.
ioug. Sir ndbite @o6e lit oGbc
Gboritp @au" pom Tnpio @cIoEcp
ulO @cnrp DC W}illc porgcicbcn.
r6or0's GpcrnGoua."
Gidorb Gorlc tritt Oieie @pdc in
Dem neIcn Don &rititeru oncrfunn
ZEN HnitipitI yShc Spring Ghiden"
ouf. Cos Stiid bat iid) 5lpei Sabre
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Tbratrr
yW Nfu0emic G."

Gin fiir Die Sbeatcrbeilthcr Don
Baltimore uno l%lnGebung neucs
Stiif, bctiteIt: 81 6ool ou0 q Girl.
fonmt Oieie @ohc IN Ger oNtuiits
IfuOemie" 5llr 2Iuffiibrlug. IS lit
Dies oas erIte %oramatiide @erf Nupio
". @riffith'5, Der non ieinen NopeIlcn
in Den iauitrirten 3%citidriitct be.
faint ictn 0iirftc. Gas StiIf bchun.
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murbc, 9lufie6en erregt bdt, gelnn1t
3llr Nuffiihrurg. Gle Son0lunq riiGrt
Don Dem befolintel1 Homnn ~ Wio.
night Gscnpe" Der. IS limo "a See.
ncn 9lftc porocicbcn. meld)e ielblt ben
seIp0bnielt S6cotetbelltd)er IN slltfrc@
guAg periesen.
sSIunep'S Sbeuter."
Die Nttrottion in giaisnstG 6ea.
ter" bitoct in Sieier W5dHHeT 0ottir
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Baltimore Sransfcr Gpmpaguie,

eabott.Gde atalt, NIB ssmbaro.etrats.
SunsmDbeI irrnspprttrt nno perpa6t. Cunt
bte fommenhe Cation seb=bt. Gubrpetis xrh
vteifs rent. 49,