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The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21
BALTIMORE Is
 BURNING AGAIN
CRy United Press.)

Baltimore, Dec. PA fire Is raging here which threatens the entire bus iness portion of the city. Three large blocks have already been burned out of the very heart of the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21
BARNETTE'S BANK RESUMES

upon which basis the other banks of the city are doing business This is the bank Of which Capt. Barnette is presi- dent. It was announced a few days ago that the bank would not resume before next May.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21
(sy United PrsSs.)

Washington, Dec. 9l.-secrctary Taft has arrived at his home and appeared at the War department this morning. He admitted the morning contingent of newspaper correspondents as usual, and in short interview stated that he had
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21
DIED OF
 NOSE BLEED

Mao letts, Mich, Dec. 2l.-Arthur Lepalme, a saloon proprietor, aged 25, is dead st a Marquette hospital from nose bleed. For the past three months he had been a sufferer from the un- usual ofBictlou, which baffled the skin of physicians
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21
LB, TRUSTEES MEETING

There will be a meeting of the trus. tees at A. B hall tomorrow at 2:3O p. n.
 There will be 8 meeting of the A. B. Christmas TrSs Committee tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21
NOT BEFORE FEBRUARY
Cay United Prsss.)

London, Dec. 2l-The Burns-Palmer fight has been arranged to be pulled of February first.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21

s,etsou and Dunlap Hats at Clsyson's.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21

Xmas Neckwear at Clayson's.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21

All the delicacies of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-21

The music rendered by Dr. Keller's orchestra added very large share to the evenings enjoyment and was frequently encored.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
Of thy feet and ls uays - Established 4as
Ieine.dl. /. ll!aa lga Holly Mgaltgglnleayys Mat yy

On last Sunday II o'clock Mr. Wm Swsrngin and Miss
Dawson joined in Holy Wedock in the cREssEr OF
FrE at Pomona Mo BY L. s. Garrett in the presence OF
seventy five or one hundred people After the services large
table was spread full dntls OF life and seventy i've
more sopc served and anosg The rest nuce the Hon II
.nour aawlle Mr. Geo l54sb an wife hsher Walkor and
wife Mr. Nemic Walker and wife dr Casref and wife And
Mr. Nelson druggist Mr. Jasper Davis and Mrs Lane
Mrs Neme Wak needs much praise for her efforts to help
the Coory in preparing the dnncs OF lie, especially her two
little girl, by the beautiful that each them baked for te
bride and groom The Ed preached the Matrinoni
al life And following the nuptis te ns completed Mr. Swern
gin has been member OF Tie Colony sirra he fean yo1rs
old I,y his father conccat Iej t - hce
and made his choice with the Colony lunra 70 l'r'gs" re
Word of God Miss Dan Mrs Swernt in HIS sp.nt ei
yoS He in tn CEs CHfi@. ~,cs e'd Of twelve yesrs
old They VIII viii t." father aV noher NJ the wife
until hcr. can b. louse built iQr than
The day 10 he long remembered by the Colony people
and we pcrsume . tie oute rod seldom snehn grand
DISPLAY o. the teaching, the Bible AS this occasion
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
MILESTONE ilcms.

Fine We: Their III present.
Emma Johnson icturred home
from Joplin where she has been
listing relatives.
Mra. Oscar Lynn and little son
land Mlablc Hegburg and Alma
Holt spent Thursday evening
with Dove Green.
Dove Green taken supper with
Mable Hcgbnrg Sunday night,
John Miller, Oscar Lynn,
Oscar Johnson, jim Lewis spent
Sunday with Dug Hamilton.
tiark listen for the wedding
bells.
Last Saturday cvenin. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T.. Donelaon gay" party
in honor of Miss Anna and Esther
Larson. Those present were
Emma e. Albert johnson, Lucille
g. Mary West, Oscar g. ELLA Kali
man, AuguAt n Mablc Hcgbcrg.
Anna & Lev is Scger. George q
Hat tic Frisk, Alice g. Ella Neu-
kirk; Dora, Alice, Lyle and Fred
Colson; Christine Russell. Hilda.
Anna, Dora, and Alex Freed
holm: Dove, Dewey and Harry
Green; John Marks; Jason Cowon
Esther & Anna Larson; John,
Bettie and Mary Donelson, after
3 late hour they returned TO their
homes.
! Mary West spent Tuesday after
noon with Mabel Hegburg.
Enilna johnson and Dove
Green spent Sunday with the
MISSES, Ncukirlls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeuvers spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. a. T..
Donelson of MILESTONE.
Tho Whctstonc Union s. s. is
progressing nicely every body
como and make it more intercst-
ing.
I | guess | better close us ma
says it is time for ne to o'quit my
foolishness. Sc bye bye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
y jri'iD HOG LIE Ms.
M Queen Of ilear',

Wcll Rall0 Ed. and Corrcspon.
larts thoaght would try and
writ 2 fcw items for thc
rRGs9.:E.T.
Flowing tor corn is the ord''
Of the day in this vicinity.
The singing at Mrs. Done's"ns
Wednesday night wa. well at
tended.
Esther Larson called on Mrs.
Robert Bruton Saturday.
Mary Ddnelson was a pleasant
caller IL Chaa., Seger Wed.
Wi!lic McAilister stayed all
night with Ottie Bruton Sat.
night.
Anna Larson called On Ottle
Brutm Monday.
Mr.. Eaton preached at Fair
View Sat. night.
Ellen and ida Seger called n,
Tom McAllistcr Sunday,
John Scge, lns rented i'urkos
farm.
The surprise sins,ng II chas
Segers Friday niglt nsss vel
attended those present wsre,a
Mary and Bette Ncaelsoa
Bessie apd Annie Bruton, Anni'
s,egcr, ottie Bruton,. Jesree ant
Frank Brutoi,, John and VIII
Donelson, Lewis Seger, Angus
Heghurg. Dew Green, Martin
Killian.
Well il I see this in print II
Some asain.. "
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
HAPPY lllLL ITEMS.
Ey the iw" Dudes

Cool weather at present
Flowing and planting corn is
the order of the day now.
Aasor Fills made II business
trip W W. G. Tyrrells Monday,
! .HMnry Wren has eleven acres
Of corn planted.
! >.-s.
George Fletcher is going to
ptt up. . Jug factory on his farm,
III sec sht, in rrintsl will dc
bel. .cr naxt time
| + 1f.t i -.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18

WORLDS CRESsET

Ruy L. q GAnaBrr. EpiTor
AND PUELisnER
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18

Louis Combined trousers clasS
and belt holder .s'cyaL jfr q
iIIandlen. Jr, ~, Inris: iS.fs'
burnor -T'ltoioes w. Hari ar;
Louis. Gaze !atch Fraljk Iayot B
| Dexter, j,ottle George MHoi;s
Harrisol,ille, Ire plow--Jams
'Hu.clieson 'Jolas01 country
Grair md straw separator
Thomas .McSeal Rassas ci's
,sCalcining turnaca.w. NJ 4 ailsa sg
Louis Brick mold jay Noble, H.
Louis Switch point Lock--J ".
| Ross Ghillicothe, Brdiler--Wyatt
Shallcross, ST. Louis; LOose-leaf
binder James w. smith,
Sycamore, Grain bolter and
sepaTstcr- Pearley 7. Spfaaae
lGasilland, Haschei Herbert Ia.
Hey Carthage scLng machine
lGeof'ge e. Saylvr, st. LOFTS Sslf-i
.transcrsliug s.onanctor'a . train
report s'
FMeopy of any Ahrsa pa'sals sead
len eenis ~ postage atasups wiill da,sgi,
4
|nexS psr.r IL "a ~ fsex q
tis wra.ar,on y 9 ~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
MISSOURI PATENTS.

Gtar,cd ,hIs wstk Reported by
G. A. snow + Co. rs,ept Aaarpsy
Warrington -. &
William o. covcy, Appleton,
Mail csrrier's cart-.Janles II:
Fouts Moline Band wagon Albtn
Coldstein, st. Louis, Insulator =
.Jchn p. Gorden, Atlanta, pisplap
stand BeHiamin- A. Grote, ST
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18

Good $ room bnuts. = lots
81. NJ ona half sc.c ground, y large
rooms down iiaira. l large room
above. good large barn, good ols.
.5ra. fac r,nIantcd cellar will
sod saad aJ,yr. Prics $500. .0(
-art. Apply owner of piscs.
Mrs. Il. J. iaylor.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
1HECRESsE1'
POMONA MO
LOCAL. LORE

Cane mola.ses for rule at :his
.OrL.cE.
,, The CaEssET this week is but
q half sheet, and much matter
and Correspondents are crowded
out that viii appear in next
weeks Issue, especially the Cor.
our work this week is to much
'or our force in OFFICE.
We want all onr Corre9p"n-
dents hare on Correspondents
Gay ~ Of May.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
TINE TABLE:

East l:Jana
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
Literary Club.
POMONA Nd.

Ti.e. L,ti,, Of tho Ozark
Literary Ciub mot April the e at
Tie ncw Club rooms, all tie
iEe..bers Icing present. Two
now momtars vas added to the
roll. the rcXt meeting viii be
ApriI the % s; tj.c Club room.
s. Gilnour corresponding Sec.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18

Me-: ! %. A. Y.
Nr. l. Ail. p II
L'c,i IN IN, - :'a l'-s3 y n.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18

Nj wtst ksss ssst spy addrsss
SSf a5sse 4 hess y Gs itsesia, ~,
n 20 We w,'Is sfhd tesk aud
/ cl;ss. n IL sh,Se suh.crsber- each
| sRe y yelrtrttrse yesls 10 ehs
ilusscr,her.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-04-18
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY

AND IUELisHEk
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
-.~
sCHscItriIibV
csy YEAR .... SO,ac cen
49, MONTHS 2A ctHTs
yaEs- MONTHS ...,.....io CERT
Mimr1c5!p u .dsin"fs'
.EnTrci as second class
matter N0censDtr .23 ion6
e.. ne P0st-oTCc at P3-
nOnn Wo., Endev Mc &C
o. Congress of Narch 1"d
1879
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08

Mills, Va, to see sick brother who
is very low
The second game of ball will be
played on the new grounds today be-
ween Bramwell and Bmeheld. II
is hoped by Bramwell boys that the
result will be reversed from the
last game.
Mr.. Copenhaver, the popular sales
man for Wreak Trouser Company.
OF Lexington, n. c., is mixing with
the merchonts to-day. selling Mill
Creek Coal and Coke co. and Geo.
e. Williams a nice bill Of trousers
Mrs. J. S. and II. $ Trent are Wis
ting friends in Blucfeld
Miss Perkins, Of Pearisburg. Va.
is pleasant visitor of Mr.. and Mrs
5. d. McCommon. Of this place.
Mr. Jas. woodward is reported on
the sick list today
Master Walter Keister of Graham.
Va, is visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr.. J. S. Trent is building a home
by new paint, new fencing and
walks
Mr.. Fred Jennings, the popular
day operator here, is visiting his
parents at Big Springs, Montgomery
County, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08
PRES. ROOSEVELT
TO WITNESS GAME
ARMY AND NAVY TEAMS TO
MEET Ar EXPOSITION NEXT
MONDAY.

Norfolk Va, June Tn antlci-
Roosevelt at baseball game to be
played between teams representing
the army and navy i'm Norfolk Mon
day. naval officers will play ball
with enlisted men. President Roose-
welt has been invited to attend the
game. and has given assurance that
unless something unforeseen occurs
he will be spectator when the
game is called To accommodate the
president. the game. which was
scheduled TO be called at o'clock.
will not be called until 4:45. The
president was scheduled to leave the
exposition at o'clock next Monday,
on his return trip to Washington,
but it is stated that he VIII remain
over until after the game 1t will
be the first time in which the team
representing the navy Will be com
posed of regular line officers and en-
listed men
A feature of the game will be the
presence of three bands of music and
all OF which will play Don't Scorn
the Sailor" a song that has been
praised by the president and other
government officials, including At
torney General Bonaparte, because
it defends the uniforms Of the blue
jackets. which are said to be the
presidents favoritcs in all contests
between the army and navy
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08

The horticulturist has been long
in need of sure remedy to destroy
the destructive insects that prey up
on garden products. The latest reel
pc is to take the prunings of tomato
vines and steep them in warm wa
ter from twenty-four to thirty-six
hours, until all the strength of the
vines is extracted. The water sprayed
upon the young and growing plants
gives better results than the use of
paris green, or any other poisonous
fluid.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08
W0MAN'S
DANGER PERIODS
Zoa-Phora Brings Relief and Permanent Bene-
mt 70 Pains and Backache-It is n Certain
Regulator and Safe Remedy in the
Danger Periods Of Woman's Life.

In thN three danger periods in wOman's life the
young girls period, motherhood and change III
NE, LOa-fhDra L. the remedy that has hrOugh t
prompt relief and prevented serious troubles
ater. IN The attendant misery OF suptrp--ed
nenses, falling or displaCeIncuts in ieucorrhea
noOdlng, or the grave danger 10 a delicate woman
an pregnancy or change Of live. or for the young
Bifi lust coming into wOmauhuOd. ZOa-phori
1eheVes pam ana distress almost instantly builds
up ana strengthens rapidly and surely every time
Inc best medical authorities speak iu the high-
et terms OF the medicines contained in Zln- phOra
Mulutudes OF women ina every state in tho Union
praise a-Phon for the great good 10 has done
80 VIDE has become the fame OF this great m,,ii-
cine. that nearly all reliable druggists now have
" on sale. You need make no explanation To the
druggist Just ask for Zoa- PhOra and receive the
nedlcine already prepared, compounded i'm Just
inc rlght proportions and put up In sealed steril-
yea one dollar bottles. Fun instructions will be
found IN each package, also a copy Of Or Pen
geliy Advice 10 Women containing interesting
and instructive information for women which
WIZ enable you 20 treat yourself i'm the privacy OF
your own home and you need not tell your
troubles 10 any one.
t,s Pharmacy Cor
+" c'cn avca ana Ga.d freet
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08

ling house. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the Office of the archi-
tects, w. e. & e. L. Shumebarger.
Graham or Blueheld, or at the Office
OF Graham Grocery Co, Graham, Va.
THOS. N. WILLIAMSON,
Graham, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08
WINSIOW'S SOOTUIN
SYRUP.
MRS.

las been G.nd for over SIXTY-FIVF
YEARS b. MILLIONS of MOTHERS
or their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT Sue
CESS. 1t SOOTHES the CHILD
softens the gums, allays all PAIN;
CURES WIND collie, and is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and
take no other kind. twenty-five
cents bottle. Guaranteed under
the Food and Drugs Act, June Goth,
1906 Serial Number 1898. AN OLD
AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08
NOTICE.

Beginning Saturday May 25 the
Daily Leader will run free advertis
ing column which will be open to any
one that has a lost, found or want
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08
COOPER NEWS

Mr. Brady Croy and family of Bell
Springs, Va, has just returned to
their home, after few days stay
with relatives and friends in the
coalfeld
Mr.. f. S. Hill was called to Fall,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08

Sealed bids will be received to
June 10th for the erection at Ora
ham, Va, of two story brick dwell
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08

they want inserted. This column
will be free only on Saturday.
Respectfully.
THE DAILY LEADER.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-08

!. - - u 80 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Tamilicn SrnoDoicn.

ct. 2ouiS, %. Woi. - Senrp
SABINE, 60 Sabre alt, eridoB aeitcrn
ieine ~75.idbrige Sdwiegermltter
Srnu 8biIipp 9renning unb brafte
iid bnun ielbit cine S9uBpunoe bel
melfer er bolO oarulti erlag.
Wuncie, Snb., %. Woi.-Gonp
Miaer, nelder 9eltern SlbenO ieine
3rau eridob, nadbem i'm bieielbe
~perloiien botte, pllrbe bellte III einem
3rahtipoggon nobe Der biciigen
Staot perbaftet. Gr ergob it'd crit,
nod,bem CIR mehrere SdJiiIie nit iei.
men gerfolgern m~lS9etollid)t utO cine
augel in's 8ein erboItcn bottc. @ie
er erflGrt NOR er i'm 9egriffe, nod
Muncie 5uriid5ufebren mo oel
Mann 81 tootcn, I'm oeIien @iaen
i'm Die 5roii perlieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
1tucle Sam's LANCER Nrm crrcidJtc
Inn.

Rem Oort %. Moi. - Pin
8or0 Oc8 0ampfer8 n9ficlm ImIters
6om>pou Der Soaan0sI merifa.Sinie
meldber BON Hotteroam in Sobofen
eintrot mitrbe ser llngar SoIepb
9elttid, ser in Eertb 9lm6op Elm
@anfgei6Git betricb unO ON 10, Sc
brltar lutter Witnobme bon $4,000
peridmono, sic ibnt 2nnoSlellte uno
onoere oltSlGnoiid)e glrbeiter oltoers
troltt batten, 5uriid gebradt. Gelttid
bate 6rou mo 5mei Sinner p~erlaIIet
uno mar oltf SEM bollGnoiiden Cant
pier nNooroom" nod europa geflild)s
tet. IlS CT IN Sollan0 anfum, mltroe
cr oltf Seronluiiung Der Seboroelt
pom Wi0bleier County perboftet uno
BON StcuenS Somagp nnO SoulS
Moore, sic GiitriftSanmnlt So0ine
bon Mi0OIeier . County 6inoltS &C.
ianOt, iocntiii5irt; er marc ongeflagt,
ebe er oltSgeliciert iuerOe1 fonnte utO
iultroc bon Somlngp nno Woore gu
riidgebroht. Sn Sobofen tuorO er I'M
StutipnSbuuie geblbt uno 0onn 10
tort no1 9runSlpid ms @ountp,8e.
iIngniB gcbrdht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Yaanis anf Scm SricaspfaSc.

GI8oo, Scyy %. Mai. ~ Die
yoqrli SnOionct I'M merifoniidcll
Stantc Souorn iolen mieoer oui Benz
GrieaSpiobe iein. SaneS i. Gimp,
Jon mo Gbwaro @sling, meldc bc,ltc
aus Dem Oaquis@ ebiet bier onlon9-
ten, bringen Die Na6ridt, 0oB Die
IotbbGilte bereits 5ebn Werifoncr
ilnb 5luei amcrifoner gntootct boben.
Sic perbielten lid) Sabre lang rnbig,
Duroen ie0o6 ongeblih ourh Slulgcr
sum Nlsbrud ge5rpltngcn 1lnO babell
iett Die Nniie0eIun0en noroli6 bon
ibrer &eierpotion iiberfnlen. Srup-
pen inter Dem General CORES iiuO
qegen lie abgeididt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Strifc6rcdcr Uon Strifcrn angc.
ariffen.

9em Oort %. Moi. - Girfu
100 Neger, melhe als StrifebrcdJcr
an SteGe Itrifen0er Shorterleute trc-
ten iolIten, mlroen beutc irii6, ols JIG
iid altf Sen gtfanta . 0odS 81 9roof-
lpn mcIOetcn bon elmer S6aor Stri,
fer un0 ibrer gnbGngcr, oornntcr
piele StaIicrer, onge9riifcn. Die
Strifer bemiibten iiA nuidnglid), Die
Neger Ourd lle6erreoung bon Der Ar.
belt objltbolterL olein ais ibitcn Dies
nift gelang, gingen Tie SIT EbGtlid-
feiten ii6er, mo cine &eilerei mar
boIo o,i Ser enrt5cn 2iuie i'm @ongc.
@iner Der Neger %fcllerte wGDrenb oeS
SanOgcnengeS ieilen Heooluer ob,
obne icOod ir0enO Semonben 81 trcf-
fen. Die Yoli3ci 5eritreute Die NlIf-
riibrer itn0 pcrboftcte 0en S6iebbol0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Sriicln in Der @uGitrnfc.
@ci6cn ser G1tric un0 cine SllSpcn.
ion ouf ser 9lftien60rie. 49, @ei-

@cidcn ser &1trie un0 cine SllSpcn.
lion oui ser Qlftien60rie. - @ei-
3cnpreiic nod INNER i'm Stei9cn.
Sem gorf, %. Moi. - Nui
ser Iftien60rie trat 6eute cine meitere
9iQuioirung$meac ein uno Die altrie
fielc1 INN einen bis 6rei 8unttc. 9ds
rel1.8crii6te iiber @oloerporte ltllO
Sho0cn an ser Grntc murcn Die ltr-
Iode. Surg Dor Wfittog murbc 3ub-
lnugSeinitelluug Ser Matlerfirmo &.
9. @ouen & So. gen1cl0et, in0eiicn
pernnIaBte sic Iofrift feline gr.
rcgllng, neil iie crmartct unO OiSfon-
tirt mor0en mar. Gie Foiiipa iolcn
iif nl,i etmoS iibcr 100000 6eIalt-
fen.
9(ltd AMI ser @e~treiOcb0rie berridte
bellte luieocr cine iebr crre9tc Sttm.
mltng u1o Suli.g8ei5en erreifte ein-
NAL einen Ston0 Don 10SHs. Sm
AQgemeinen muren Die S6IuBnotis
rltngen ieOo6 sic nGmIi6en, mic &C.
tern.
Gbtcogo, %. Mai. - Die 9ul.
len batten beltte mieOer Die lle6crbanO
ortf Ser biciigen 8etreiOe6orie, ltno
io 8iemliA ale gerfduic e%rfolgten 81
&ecoro ? 8reiien Ser Soilon. SuIi-
@ei5en lpllroc SIT 1913 ~pertalit, Sep
tcmber ST. 1912 uno 0e3cm6er SIT
1864. 8egen @nOe ser @eidGftS-
itunoen 6efllnoete ser Morft cine ner-
poie Stimmrng lno Die Yreiie idloi.
len nit MIR gerin9en GerGnberungen
ron Sen geitrigen SdhlBQlOtirunaen.
Mois lruo Saien ihloiien 70 Ernft
unter ibrem geItrigcn Yrcile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
I'm Die Gnft gcflpgen.

Mnncie, Sno, %. Mai. - Gin
nelln Meilen bon Muncie eeIeaenes
GitrogIpcerin : Maga5in ser nSnoe.
pendent Sorpeoo 60" Don 6inOlap,
g.. flog beute in Die quit. 0rem
9roipn, Elm 2~7-iGbriBer angeIteqter
Der Gonpasnie, uno iein t3-idbri9cr
Neife @n. s. Sltbiot ants EortIano,
Sno., mlroen %geto0tef. Son Dem
Maga5in lit feline Spur iibrig geblie-
ben, nit ausna6mc eines groBen
Gods I'M 9ober.
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Gyurtietnna bon Der 1. Seite.)
gel. Die Mannihofteu cntginget nit
fnapper Rotb Dem SoOe.
4nriif ans Gine Stunt.

@ufGtngton ., g., %. Moi.
GrGiioent &~ooicpcIt, feline Satin
1tno iein Sobn Irfie fonlen ltm S.45
beute Abeno BON Gine @not, Sem
2an0iise ser 6rou HooicueIt in albe-
marie . Gountp, go, no iie oo5
8iingitfeIt uerbrahten, mtcOrr bier
an. SefretGr 2otto unO @ebGim,
agent SIoou modltcn sic Hiidreiic
nit, wel6e pbne iegli6e St6rutg per-
lief.
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Tran Sauffmnn's Yrpscf bcrlcgt.

Stonr sails, g. @, %. Mai.
- Hidlter Smith pom bieIiaen areis-
@erid)t, Dor Incident Der Ero5eb ge-
gen Srou emma aaltifmton sum altf-
ruf fam, meldc ser grmorbung ibreS
9ienitm1OherS ongeflagt lit. bcpil.
ligte Der Ntgeflngten cine Serlcgnng
oes Hro5eiies an ein anoere3 Geridt,
ltno 3mor miro sic Sadie am 4. SUM
i'm a~reisgerid)t bon Moobp County
in Slnnorcou 5rr &crbonolung fum-
men.
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Slnd)t ms Senicits.

Tler Nenolltioniltell IN Guatemala
bcgebet SclbitncrO, ais JIG Die
Scr1aftltng Dor Illgen lnbei. -
SGgIthe Gonilitte.
Sto0t@ Guatemala, %. Mai.
Die Sotalbebor0en unterIidell
inlmer nod Den filr5lideu Moroon-
i6log gegcl oen ErGiioenten Gabre-
ia. @eitern lpllroe Elm Saus umIteat,
in Dem pier GeroGhtigc, Sulio BAL
6e5, 9lnnco Sorge, Gofael Ipila uno
@oltoior Hooia, llnteridlupf geiud)t
bottcn. Die WGnner meigertcn it'd,
Die Sbiire SIT oifnen Die Damn bon
SolOatcu cingeihlagen mnroe, mo-
roltf sic ScroG6tigen 6ellcr gaben
uno Sen GopitGn tobtetcn Ioipie einen
Sberiten mo 5lpei @eneine pernln-
oeten. Ils Die Soloaten oaraitf IN
bos Salls %einoronoen, eri6olien lif)
Die bier Mtonn nit etgeien Sanoer.
Had) offi5ieuen Meloungen berridt
Gltbe in Der gon5en Gepublif, bofl
iiibren politiihe 6einoieligfeiten SIT
baufigen Goniliften 5lpiidlen ein5el-
men Ierlonen. Der Heoafteur Geo.
poloo Gilebro murbe geitern bon ei.
mem Sppolitioniiten, Hantens Sbre.
oon. getootet, uno an oemieIben Gage
mllrbe Epli5ei : GapitGn angcl Ga5
bel Dem @eriuhe, golparoo Hubio
felt,urebmen, erihoIien.
9as merifanilde &anonenboot
.5ampico" mferte belte friib Dor
San Sole uno CAB Der sltaternalani-
lhen Slogge Snlut.
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Ser secmannssS trifc.
Sat bic Sympatbic OcS GnblifumS
nidJt unf icincr Scite,

Gr mltr0e 5n pl0blid crfl6rt, o6ne sic
9(ntport ser G6eOer ob5uwarten.
Gardiner 3nicln 0urd Or
fan uro 6Ilrtbwcac pcr6cert. -
3nciDun0ert Menidcn um8cfom,
men. - Sin ncrcS @eieb Gegcn
@cinocrfali6un9 in 6ranfreid,
8rin3ciiin gittoria bon eng
lono leioet an 9llrtormttb. -
2cu1ttburm an Der MiinOung Ser
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Sd)nit's Hrpsek.

San 6roncisco, %. Wai. =
Sm Ero5ciic gegen Mapor eugene e.
Shmib me8en 8elOerpreiiung lpuroe
bellte sic 3uiommeniebung elmer
,Sitrp b%egnnnen. 9llS boS @eridt ieine
MittogSpotie mofte, mar Elm Sc
idmprener, Elm Serf0ufer, Namens
&. @eil, bon beioen Seitcn acceptirt
morocn. Sieben otOere Mdnner mur-
Den cntidulbigt. Nlr % Gales
men" woren bei'm Iniang pprban,
ben.