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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27

THE Rutland license commissioner,
charged ny John D. spellman, must feel
more o. lees ike thfeo glasses Of soda
charged with fizz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27

Senator Dillingham; BOT nearer the ear
than ths mikaao did bib twas peace
fiji Invasion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27

The strike IN TIE neIloWs Falls paper
milk Il not fabric 81 tissue, easily
punetufed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27

IN ths light u recent events In View
York eity, ist's hear no more about The
wild ava wooily westg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27

Not vacant tenement IN town, boasts
ths Waterbury Record, ara We here and
now pass the good word along.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27
SUMNER Board

se~ms~ess ass,-ss -sgsAM-ss
Summer Board.
Torn IN can
And GA potatoes,
hriveIled peas
and ba3 Tomatoes.
Doubtful beef
Tough bread and biaeuis
Gustar9 pie
But Who viii riak itg
Weary men
And weary women
Tennis Collin
Boatin' s9imnia',
Hammock down,
And she's 10 ladyp
Did you hear
About Miss Sadie"
Up 81 six
For breakfast forage
sawdust food
Eggs from cold storage.
Gnai and bugs.
Mosquitoes, cliigres
Water aiied
With wig. wag uiggers.
Man who sRears
And wife who mutters,
Dame who bites
Each word shc uttcrs.
Girl with youth
a leaning to'rd her,
Some are bored
And some Hre borederl
ST Louis Republic,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27
Public Examinations.

Public examinations Of teachers for Wash
ingtan county will be held as follows
t.s*ss~ts.ss4.Ass.'s L. .'dNA $50
Waterbury, ,s.ssssss.s .ss'dWly VI aug I
Maitsnelut .sssss.ftsss ssttsstsANkWHt q
Montpelier. August $50
Barre, vs*.sy4ss,ssss,t..stssA 1V.aA
Examinations will b. held 80 far 81 possible
in the school buildings. hii cahoidaWs Tor eS
Animation, personally unknaWn e Fhe county
mhnial ~ good mortl character ana satssiac-
tory evidence Of ability g govern. kNansina-
unns may De taken f1f admission 81 any Yer
mpnf State Normal school
o. ~ MATHEWSON, County ExaiuineE
barre, VI, July Is. 1907,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27

Tho local work fl connection with TIE
Shanghai Sanking railway, we hear, h
progressing slowly The chinkishg tun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27

Where might is master justice Is
servant. German Proverb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-27
JINGLES AND JESTs


ctnaaar9ma
NbsH q tapesefY ike foWlsf
Whs6 It - fobelin
Mhen are wines llAs gugsg
When baffeiled
Why afe elQHds like sp0ngess
They bots iDd SISTER
When are iDan and i crab aIikeg
sShen @aegiiieds
What part ~ i maas attire ii like !
N0rH0ut hoes
a daknea SOCK Washington Post.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
The "'Tennis Girl" is about due.
Slim Goes to Jail

slim" Will Jones is in jail for three months. Judge Rawlings sen tenced him yesterday on an embezzle- ment charge
 Slim roomed with one Nelson Cooper. and the latter is flat on his back with mhammatory rheumatism.
 !" Slim, dilated Cooper, :" m pretty hungry, and l haven't any ready mon. ey. But you could go over and draw twenty dollars from my account. Get about three simoleons worth of swell grub and we Il have a regular Delmon. ico feed v
 "SIim is an old pard of Cooper But old pard didn t come back Cooper waxed anxious, although no doubts darkened his eonfiding breast
 However, the invalid, being rheumat ie. he finally got discouraged and sent ueighbor 8 boy to Undersheriff Voris X few hours later the missing quantity walked right into the arms of the off cer on BIoad street.
 And so the complainant soliloquized |" Methinks ] have been nursing a viper in me buzzum.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
A Critical Moment

The late Joseph Jefferson took delight in telling story of business in the earlier days of the Walnut Street the ater, Philadelphia. "Camille was be. ing played and all was going with in. tensity. Then came scene between Camille and Armand, in the course of which servant was to enter with lights. ''ln those days, said Mir. lief ferson, "sea island cotton was stage ice cream just as molasses and water were stage wine. sherry or port, accord ing to the proportion of malosses. Ar mand and Camille were seated at the table. where they had ben enjoying such viands as these. and their dialogue was making the very best of an impres- sion upon crowded house. Then in came the maid servant with the wObbli- est kind of candelabrum. The scene was so expressing that she was scarcely noticed, but when she set down her burden between the lovers and one of the candles toppled out and put the ice cream in a blaze-well, the strain was broken. The entire audience burst into laughter and the curtain had to be rung down. '-Harper s Weekly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
COMING TRIAL OF
 FEDERAT|0N|STs
Over Six Hundred Affidavits Will Be Presented in Ask
 ing Change of Venue

A dispatch from Caldwell, Idaho, dat d March l2, says:
 The date for beginning the trial of Mover, Haywood and Pettibone will not be fixed for another week, the prosecu- tion having obtained another delay to- day on technical grounds. Judge F.. G, Bryan of the Seventh district, acting under a constitutional provision, dec'd- ed not to try the accused miners, and Judge Fremont Wood of the Third dis trict was substituted as trial judge. This change is not pleasing to the de, fense, though no prejudice on the part of Judge Wood is alleged.
 Mover, Haywood and Pettibone were brought from Boise by Sheriff liodgns and two deputies. The defendants were not handcuffed nor shackled, and Mrs. Pettbone and Mrs. Mover were allowed to accompany them.
 During the court recess the defend ants were given the privilege of talk ing with numerous friends who were in the courtroom.
 Proceedings were brief and Judge Wood declined to hear arguments on the motions of the defense to dismiss the cases. and if that be desired for a change of venue. Special Prosecutors Hawley and Borah were fearful that se- rious error would enter in the record if any proceedings were had before the arrival here of the remitittur from the | United States supreme court in the ha- beas corpus proceedings. Attorney Richardson for the defense, quoted su- preme court doctrine that it was not l necessary to await the remitittur, but Judge Wood refused to go on with the ease All proceedings were therefore postponed until Monday.
 Little attention is given the trial lo cally. People here have all seen the defendants and the usual crowd of curi ous ones is missing from the courtroom
 The defense ewill present on Monday $50 afiidavits in support of the request for change of venue. These atfidavits are by all classes of citizens of this | country and were obtained to show the court that extreme prejudice exist, in this community against the defend ants. The judge, the attorneys for thu defendants, the prison and court off eers and newspaper correspondents re turned to Boise by special train late thi' afternoon. There are no accommoda tions here for the sheriff and the mer in his charge and on request of the off cials the railroad provided an extr; | train
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
Operated for Appendicitis

E. r. pfistcr, who was critically ill with appendicitis, underwent an opera ton Monday at the Globe Consolidated hospital and last evening was declared out of danger. The operation was per formed by Drs. Kennedy Maisch, Sur. geon and McGcc. Mr Pfister is a well known mining man and he was about to leave for the San Carlos strip to look after some of his property when he became ill The doctors agreed that few hours delay would have resulted in certain death for the patient. He was able to sitanp last evening and will be able to be removed to his home by Sunday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
First Girl Born in Globe

Word has been received here of the marriage recently of Miss Nellie Ken. nedy, formerly of this city, and F.. R. Ferguson of Fl Paso. Miss Kennedy is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. 0. Kennedy, pioneer residents of Globe, and has the distinction of being the first white girl baby born in Globe. The Kennedy family left here fifteen years ago, but later Miss Kennedy returned to fill bookkeeper with E. F. Kellner & Co. and later filled similar position with the old Dominion Commercial company She has many friends in Globe who are joined by the Silver Belt in extending congratulations and well wishes. Mir. and Mrs. Ferguson have recently returned from their wedding tour to Mexieg UIuy and are now ai home in Ei Paso.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
 SILVER BELTlE!S
Current News of Busy Globe Told ir
 Brevities

Ike Houser, the mathematical prod igy. left for Clifton yesterday.
 $. B. Marks left yesterday for Los Angeles.
 A. w. Lewis, Los Angeles cigar drummer, has gone to Clifton.
 Paul Adams has gone to Thatcher for few days.
 w. M. Hubbard has gone to Dalhart, Texas. to visit cousin.
 J. R. Turner of this city has gone to Douglas on prospecting trip.
 C. T. Heine, representing the Sim mons Hardware company of St. Louis, left Globe yesterday for Tucson,
 N Eifer of Detroit. selling the Stimp- son computing scale has gone to Silver City after short stay in Globe
 Clarence Duncan, who has been visit ing Mrs. NJ. A. Long for two days, went back to San Carlos yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Beuge and their daugh- ter Alice have moved to Los Angeles from their home at the Inspiration mine.
 !. C. Goodwin, we'll known mining man from Tempe, is guest at the home of his brother, Supervisor of Streets R. G. Goodwin, for few days.
 ]. r. Hancock. whose name appeared in the marriage announcements yester- day, has returned to Indian Hot Springs where his bride will follow within a month.
 Rev. Winfield Scott. D. h.. president of the Arizona Baptist convention and acting secretary of missions, will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday at II o'clock a. m. and at 730 clock P. m. The public is cordially invited to attend the services
 Mining Engineer Houlton of the firm of Houle < Houlton of Douglas left yesterday morning for the border met ropolis after spending fey days in the city. Arthur Houle, Mir. Houlton $ partner, was formerly superintendent of the Old Dominion shelter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

Ezra c. Smith while hunting recently near the town line of Manchester and Hopewell, about two miles southeast of Shortsville, discovered large flock of wild geese which, instead of going south were wintering in this vicinity. This flock was making its headquarters in a piece of marshy ground sheltered by timber lands.
 Hunters and several Hopewell farm CTS state that for several years past a flock of geese has made this marshy piece of ground winter quarters during some of the most severe weather. It is also said that even when they came here during the open season for hunting it was almost impossible for hunters to get shot at them owing to their watch fulness. s.-Manchester Correspondence to the Rochester Herald.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
Another Bit of Expert Testimony

Mo-" said the beautiful girl, 'I cannot be yours.
 Why notg" he demanded with a good deal of dignity.
 "I don t think it would be wise for me to become the wife of man who please don t ask me to explain it. dc not wish to hurt your feelings"
 Folding his arms across his breast and assuming his proudest look, he said:
 "I must insist that you finish what you were going to say
 "Well, then, if you will have if, an afraid you have an exaggerated ego The next time you ask a girl to become your wife don't do it as if you thought you were comforting a favor upon her.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
Who is all right? 'Tennis Girl"
Realty Transfers Yesterday

N. w. Brookner and $. C. Saver to Edward Price. land south of townslte boundary formerly owned by Ramon Villa; consideration $350.
 A. k. Selchou and Molly F. Selehou to Mrs Carrie Woods, two lots in block 57; consideration $l0.
 J. w. Harrington to Lyman C. Woods, two lots in block 57 consideration $l0.
 Isaac Chrisman to Chris Niclanovich and Chris Stancoveeh, lot 73 of o. D. g subdivision of lot ?. section 9, North Globe tOwnsite.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
The English Wedding Ring

A man who was buying a wedding ring unconsciously imparted the infor- nation that the bride was an English woman.
 "Then this ring will never suit her, 7 said the clerk. "It is good ring, but it is lS-karat Nothing less than % karat wedding ring will suit an Eng fish woman. The 1Skarat ring is the usual wedding ring in this country, but in England and France, and indeed in most European countries, the bride would refuse at the very altar man who offered to marry her with any other than % karat ring New York Sun.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
A sure cure for blues, Tennis Girl.
Inquisitive

Didn | l see you going into the doe tor s office this morning9" .Yes
 ''But you re looking well. .'I am well
 "one of the children siek''' "No.
 |" Not your wifel" "No
 An, your motherl' q No. not my mother. If you really must know, went to pay bill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
The "'Tennis Girl'' is coming.
Entertains Five Hundred Club

At the social of the Five Hundred club Wednesday evening at Mrs. Smal. lev s home, Mrs. A. c. Smith won the ladies prize, silver hat brush, and Walter Bickley the gentlemen s prize, a bookmark. The next social of the club is to be at the home of Mrs Raw lins on the 2Tth of this month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
The Tennis Girls" first visit.
Knocked Down With Gun

conscious by rifle in the hands of R C. Hood in a Broad street saloon last night and Hood is under arrest for as sault. He will be given a hearing this morning
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday

At the Dominion: w. A. Haddon, Los Angeles; G. l.. Mcintyre, Los An geles; T, II. Rhoads, Denver.
 At the Kinney: B. w. Kindel, Carls- bad. \. NJ.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
COPPER METAL MARKET


By YORK March l4.-Coppcr pound lower in Lon and Locally the 2537a 2575; Eecroyte at 25.i2la to Casting 2l62la to 24S71a 3s lower and unchanged To- = cally 0 630 unchanged the English market Snd 6so . o locally
 lowe foundry at 55s and locally was teady unchanged I3ar sive Mexican dollars, 5212,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
I.adies Notice

l have opened dressmaking parlors or Cottonwood street, one block east new church on old Ballground. I can please you. Call in.
 I33 MISS NORA SCR0GHAM,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

Try Melrose Rye if you want something extra fine; splendid for med icinal purposes and as pure brand as can be had anywhere. Bankers Gar den,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

Hear Keith sing Good Old '. S A. at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
The Tennis Girl' is peacherino.
Basket Social

The Fraternal Brotherhood will give basket social in Miners hall the even ing of March l5. l3a
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

See the Ute Pass and Logging Scene at the Iris tonight
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
Watch for the 4.Tennis Girl"

If you are lost follow anybody; you will bring up at The Dime.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

Screeching comedy, Rescned in Mid Air, at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

Hear Keith sing "Good Old II. $ A. at the Iris tonight
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

All your friends are going to The Dime; join them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

Sereeching comedy, {" Rescued in Mid Air, at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

dollar s worth of fun for ten cents at The Dime.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

"Tennis Girl" will make you feel good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

sereeching comedy Rescued in Mid Air. at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

Screeching comedy, Rescued in Mid Air. at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15

Phone in your want ads. Main 23l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-15
We all wait for "Tennis Girl. v

Wait for the "Tennis Girl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
SraaiidIe Solgcn zines Streitcs 5iui
idlcn eincm Qie6cspaar.

CLARION Sis, IS. 5e6rlrar. -
Nora 1rrner, cine Eofter bon q. s.
Eurner BON Mo%rriSburg, Sas., idoB
bette Hobt. &enneop uno ii6 ielbit.
9eiOe weroen ltcrben. Sri. Burner
belt ith ieit GINGER 3eit bier auf uno
bate Elm |erbGltniB nit &cnncop,
melfer ais Gonoufteur oui Der oGot.
ton 9elt electric NooO" on9eitcIlt
mar. 8eitern 9lben0 bate 0uS Eunr
einen Streit uno &enne0p perlonJtt
9emiiie @eIdenfe Suriif, mclfc er
Sem M1oden gemad)t bette. @be er
lib entierntc, iagte tbm Nora, lie
perbe i'm t0otcn, penn CT lie bellte
nidt cbclidc. &ei,te Mittog cling lie
m iein 3immer ltno ifoB ibnL lomie
iid ielbit nieOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Gfuno 5llriifgegan9et ullO 9lcid5ei-
fig fono cine glllsltbr I'M 8ertbe bon
$t,001, GSS itatt.
. a it Oh @ooen 3etert gegen
0ie Mf o + mpnGn.
@egen &iele6e, Den ErdIi0enteu
Soiepb Smith uno Ole Siibrcr Der
Mormonentirdc in lltob 500 geitern
Hep. Gr. g8iQiom Wf. @aoen, Der
Efarrer Ser critcn &reSbpteriancr-
STRIDE in Salt 2ofc Gitp uno YrGiis
bent 0eS &crban0es bon @eiitltGen
I'M NorOpeIten, in elmer mprmonen.
teinoliden Observation-Disclosures 51
6el0e, melde tr ser bieiiqen nNirtro-
politon Nemoriol WptbooiIt GpiSfo-
puI~air6e inter Sen NuIpi5ien ser
Notlondlligo Der 6rauen = OrQantIo-
ton o~bgc6altcn puroe. 9ie meiiten
&eoner mo Ge0nerirnen biclten ful.
minantc Hc0en gegen Den Senotor
Smoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Sdumit crItattct 8erid,t.

gan 6rancisco, Sal, IS. Sc,
brltar. - Sn elmer bier obgebaltenen
@eriammlrng oes @refutip.G omite's
Ser 2igo iiir Sic Ausibliebung bon
Sopanern uno Goreonern Lief folgen'
bes Selegramm BON Wapor Shnie
aus @aibington an YrGiioent Speit-
moe Don Ser 2iga elm: .Sas Imenoc'
ment SIT ser ginpanoerungsbia III
MIR Der SprlGuier oeiIen, mas nod
folgt. Sd fann Die pollItdnbigen gin-
~5elbeiten erit ipGter peroffentliden.
Seine bon unieren Hedten lino anf-
gegeben moroen. Igitation I'M oieie
3eit fontte cine b~efrieoigenbe 0oiung
eridperen." Ias Gonlite nnbm Oas
Selegramm obro Gonlmer.tar entge-
aell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
S1btcte ibrc &inocr nnb iidJ ielblt.

GonnerSbtIle, Sn6., Is. Sc.
brlor. - Srou s. 3. Munoea tootete
bellte ibre spei fleinen Sodter i'm Ils
ter bon reip. iiebcn Sabrcn rno bier
Wonaten inbem tic ibnen Die aeble
ourdidnitt, uno nobm iih Damn aui
9Ieihe @eiic ooS 2eben. Sic mar sur
3eit alcin i'm Sollie, uno ais ibr
Mfann gum Witta9eiien nnh SauIe
fam. tano er Die Sbiire geihloiiet unb
sic 6enlterporbGnge berob geloIIen.
Sic 9eid)en ser 6rolt unb ser ainoer
lagen i'm @ette. Srau MHnoea mar
35 Sabre alt. Sbr Motip fiir Ole
Ebnt lit Elm HGtbiel. Sr. MunSell
ltebt III 0ieniten ser nHoot 6ounorp
So" @r ma iriiber Wapor bon Sr-
forb, 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

6dngt Ser Sdritt oamit 5uiammen,
OaB Srgoniiatoren Ser .@eItern le-
beration Of dinners" eingetroffen Iino
unb ongefiinbigt baben, lie itGnben i'm
8egriff, OoS Camp fir Die Union 5u
0eminHen. Mgcmein erportet man,
0aB nod Dor Dem Gnoe oieier @o6e
nlc 3ed)en im 0iitrift geidloiien ieil1
merben. Ger 8orren ; 0iitrift lit
ItetS ein ofienes Camp gqpeien, mel.
Dies iompbl Union, ols NiGtl1nion,
2ellte beid)dftigte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
@icr TSiidcr c%rtrunfen.

ct. AnOremS, 6la., Is. 6e6r.
- SSm 8olf pon Merito, nid)t melt
bon bier, iin0 bier @rieden aus Beu-
iacolo crtrunfen. Gine 6Gotte pom
Sdpommfii6er-9o gcrietb am
lebtell GonnerItog in cinen Grfan uno
zines ser 8oote ihlltg nm. Gic bier
Snlaiien tlammerten lid 3por nod
cine @eilc an ooS Sabr5cltB an, pur-
Den aber I6lieBlid bon Den @O9en
iortgeidpemmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
2ehenslanglid)c 3ndJtbansitrafc fir
SruScrmDrScr.

Stem Dorf, IS. Sebrnar. =
Mram SaiGiian, pelher am %. Sep
TENDER b. 5. ieinen Sr,tber tootete,
ipllroe beute BON elmer Sl.rp nad) BRET
ltiinoieer 9~eratbung oes Moroes i'm
Smeiten 8raoe l6uloig ertlort, ulo
Gidter GolelSfp u%erurtbeilte ben Ir'
menier ioiort 5i lebensldngliber
.3udtbauSboit. Die &ertbeioignng
Itiiste iih aui Die ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Nns Bonn Snncrcn Marnlanb'S nnS
Den angrcnSenben Gtaaten.
Sic pierte &cr6 oftung

Sn Scrbtnoung nit Scr onl 8. 9to'
penlber leBtcn SabrcS erfolgten Grs
morbunq Der 7G Sabre oltcn 6rolt
&otbarine Stouiicr bel WteDCrsbale,
SonerictsG County, go, mcld)er Der
Sd)Gocl nit ciucm SumnlCr cingc-
lhlogen mnr, lit jcbt Die picrtc Ser
buftltng uorge1ommcn porbcn, Ser
S%beilnabmc an Dem Wtoroe angeidyul,
oigt lino iest Sobn $. MiQer, ell
Sd)mtCGcrlobn Der Grmprbeten,
Charles uno &enrp Ylttnunl uno
Sobn SioittS. &cBterer lplrbc am
Sonlto9 ieItgenommel1, Die oloerelt
Orci iparen ldon Dor ldngerer 3eit
perboitct mor6Gn.
3mei @obnungen abges
brannt.
Sn GbeInpenfe-Gitp, nidt tpeit bon
Clifton, Wio., niroen am Spnntaq
SlbenO 3tuci ous Sol5 gebnl,te @obn.
bGllicr. bon melbcn oas cine bon
6rau Sannie 0icGoQ bcrpobnt mar,
mo OoS onOcre leer lton6, Elm Goub
ser Ilanmen.
II sbermut9 foitet 2-eben.
Weit mebreren Il%tersgenoiien IN
grunstuif, Wo., am Sonntog Nod).
mittog ollf einen langiom i~obren0en
6raft5u9 Ser Baltimore . Ohio
@obn" iprin8enO uno ollf Ben CD
d)ern ser Wng9ons entlang loufenD.
~ltilr6te Der 16.i0brige Soiepb Conner
bon Gort 5luiid}en 5luei @aggonS ME.
Der urO erlitt berortige @erIetltngen
bon ocn iiber i'm gebenben H1oern,
bob er nenige Stunben ipGter I'M
9olpitnl Itorb. Gr NOR Der Sobn CT
Tier GSittme.
So0 betonnter WarpIGn.
oner.
Sn Sreocrid lit Der prominente 8es
i6Gftsnam 9oniel i. Srocmunl1
plobli6 an otlttcr Gerooungsit6rung
g%eitorbclt. Gr bate cine babe Stunoe
borber GiscrCme gegeiien. Serr Sroc.
mann mar 50. Sabre alt uno ieit 20
Sobrcn Iitglieo Der Giienmaarel1s
firnto Sobn &. Grice & So. nno Elm
prpntincnter Sreimallrer.
0err :. Snrrp Toocliife bon ct.
MihaelS, Sulbot.G ountp, Wto., itorb
1eItern Mtor9cn; Elm Ser5lei0en roffte
i'm binmeg. Seit 5ebn Sobren mor
scr Gcritorbene Mtitglieo Der @obl-
MISUNDERSTANDING fir SolbotsGountp
Snpocr ge Itorben.
Im Mtittmnd) Worgen er1ag 3.
Sronf SnDocr, mcIber am I%reitog
altf Sobn $. &obrer id)ob mo iidp
Oonn lelblt 5luei altgeln in Sen 2eib
jagte, ieincn gerlebungen. Ior lei
mem Sobc gcItono or. CT babe sic slb-
lid)t gcbabt, crit &o6rCr unb Damn iid)
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gen Elm Gn0c 81 MADDEN. Gr miro olt-
genon1men, Oab er iiber @ei6Gits.
gngelegenbciten 10 LANCE briitcte, bis
it'd iein &erltonb perpirrte. Sr. Sob
rer miro bolo bon Der erlittenen Ser.
fplnoung geneien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Mm%crifaniidc Sonriitcn in Hanama.

Banana, 1S. Se6ruar. - @e-
Itern famen bier 0reibun0ert ameri-
fonii6e Iouriiten BON Rem-gorf an
unO iaben Iif) am gtofmittng Den Gu.
lebra-T urditiG am 8anomofonnl an.
Gos lit Die gr0Bte 3abl omerifani-
iher GoltriItcn, melAe uui einnal 90
nalnn beilldt huben.
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