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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
crewe Social News.

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cREWE. VA. October 5.--Mrs. t. M.
pa;ra entertained at cards Tuesday
afternoon. There We're four tables.
Those playing were Mrs. Riton, MISS
Josephine Riton. her two guests.
Misses Henrietta Carpenter and Ida
Gre CORY. Mrs. Graham, Miss Mary era
ham Mrs C. Smithson. Miss Ruth
smithson. Mrs. W. 7. sWilson, Mrs. i.
a. woodson, Mrs. Samuel Nicholson,
Miss Mamie Nicholson, Mrs. Il. Is.
..iyer Mrs. J. r. johnson, Mrs. L. NJ.
Baird.
The prizes We're won by Mrs. M.
i. Wilson. Miss Mary Graham and Miss
Ruth Smithson.
Mr. and Mrs. cralle Burton left
) Tuesday for visit TO Petersburg,
Williamsburg and Norfolk.
Miss Florence Wilson has opened
her art school again. after having
spent the summer in Philadelphia taxi
ins. lessons in china painting.
The revival services that have 'been
{ In progress at the Disciples Church,
! closed on Friday night. There We're
several accessions to the church by
letter and five on profession. Rev.
ins his brother in these meetings. left
Mrs. j. r. Johnson. of Christians
burg, is visiting her daughter, Mrs, I.
Al. Baird.
Misses Ida Gregory. of New York,
AMI Miss Henrietta Carpenter. Of
Brooklyn' are ssis i! Mrs. Y, A.
Mr.. Loddie Vernon. of Roanoke, vis-
ttcs his aunt, Mrs. j., II. Hunt, this
week. en- route TO Jamestown.
Captain E. Mooring. of Moran. cele-
brated his eighty-seventh birthday
/ Wednesday of this week He and his
wife are living at the same home to
which he took her as u bride sixty
years ago. His granddaughter, Mrs.
w. T. Wilson, of this place had charge
of the celebration. and right royalty
was this old war veteran and his good
3 Wife entertained.
DR.. T. NJ. Cox, of Mobile, Ala, Wis
8Flted his sister, Mrs. j. Chapman Tho
i past week. he preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday night.
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opportunities they enjoyed at washing

&
ton and Lee.
Mr.. Kirby Morrison Snider and Miss
Bessie Wallace Johnston, of Licking
ton, were married Wednesday, morning
lat the Methodist parsonage in Lex
ingtoa. Rev. w. S. Hammond ofticint-
ing. The bride looked lovely In Il
gown of blue wolfe. with hat and
gloves to match. Their attendants
were Mr.. Q. d. Masters and Miss ia
Inie Johnston. sister of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Snider left at once for n trip
to Washington. Mr.. Snider is connect
ed with the Lexington Light and Pow
er Company.
Mr. James r. Fox, aged seventy-one
Years, II Confederate soldier, died at
his home in Lexington September goth,
and was buried Wednesday,. He is sur
ylved by his second wife and five chill :
dren. He was a member Of Trinity
Methodist Churc.:, and also was an
Odd Fellow.
The remains of Mr.. Edwin p. Dold,
who died in Philadelphia. Monday, were
buried in Lexington Friday afternoon.
He was a son of the late William
bold, of Lexington, and was aged fifty
six years. He was reared in Lexing-
tton and spent some Years of his life
here with his father In business. He
is survived by his second wife and
several children.
Information has been received here
of the marriage in Sioux Falls, N. d.,
of Mr.. Charles Newton Macmillan and
Miss Laura Marie BarsalauX. of Fargo,
N. D., which took place September 2i.
1907. Mr.. Macmillan Is a son of the
late Captain c.. N. Macmillan, of Fan
cy Hill. Rockbridge county, Va, and
went West some years ago.
Mr.. Samuel w. sterrett. of Highland
county candidate for reelection to the
House of Delegates was visitor In
Rockhridge the past week. Mr.. Ster-
rett Is native of Rockhridge, and
! has wide connection in this county.
Mrs. Hugh w. White and her chill
dren, of the Chinese Pres byterian mis-
sion. are in Lexington the guests of
Mrs William r. Irwin.
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claremont Social News.
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Especial to The Tlmes-DiSpatcH.l
CLAREMONT. VA October 5'IMr r.. =.
Gordon Bohannon, OF Surry Courthouse,
was a., business visitor in Ciaremont
Wednesday.
Com ~ Superintendent L. N. SnVedge,
of Alliance Va, and w. A. Jenkins,
state school Inspector, of Richmond,
visited our schools last Thursday They
expressed, themselves as being very
much pleased. with them.
Mrs. 2. j. Lewis had for her guests
part OF this week Mr.. w. T. Haynes
and little daughter. OF Sturgeon polnt.
Mr.. j. NJ. sprague and 8 w. sharp
left last Tuesday for Baltimore, pus-
mess bent.
Mr.. b. D. Kimball and wife are taxi
ing in the sights Of the exposition this
Misses Charlie and Jessie santmyer
are visiting their sister, Mrs. G.. w.
Berry, at Newport News. While there
they wifi take in the sights OF the ex-
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Lowell enter
tanned as their guests this week Mr..
and Mrs. L. I. BEETLE. Of Ontario. Can-
ada They will visit the exp sitio n
en- route home,
Mr.. w. II. 5Haney visited his wife and
little daughter at Williamsburg last
Sunday. 8
Mr.. will.Lovell and Emmett Adkins.
OF this place, were visitors in Newport
News Sunday last, pleasure bent.
Mr., William Stewart and Miss Iva
Rogers, Mr.. Emmett Dugan and Miss
TeDesco Clark, and Mr.. Charlie Hutchy-
son and Miss Ellen Farrell, chaperoned
by Mrs. w. FL Clark, visited Pine
Beach,, Norfolk and Ocean View last
Sunday. They went on the fast tug
Malcolm ". Clark, leaving Claremont
at o'clock In the morning, arriving
at Norfolksin time for dinner On the
return trip tn ey left Norfolk near mid
night, arriving back in Claremont, a
sleepy but happy crowd, atf4 O'Clock In
the morning. All expressed themselves
as having n fine time. The crowd OF
young people also Stended to Mrs.
Clark a vote of thanks for acting as
chaperon.
Mr.. W. w. Rich entertained few
days of this week Mr.. NJ. e. IIillard.
Eof Deep Creek Va. * 81
The ice cream social, given. in Stew
arts ice cream parlors last4SFriday
night, proved to be a grand success.
Rev, y. O'Neil had for his guest last
week Rev. G, w. Townsend, deputy
presiding elder for the Methodist
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Wood are
entertaining Miss Eva Williams. OF
Portsmouth. q
Miss Ellen Farrell, accompanied by
Their brother, Jack, left for Richmond
last II esday, where they will visit
relatives and friends. 3}t s
! Mr.. p. Deyerell. Sr.. left last Tues
day for Philadelphia. where he will
visit an Indefinite length of time. M q
Mr. Charlie Stewart and Miss Nellie
Deyerell We're married at the Richie
/ Memorial Church last Tuesday morn
Ling at l0.o'clock5 by the Rev Mr.. Boy
den. They left Immediately after the
ceremony! for Niagara Falls and Buffalo
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Iynchburg Social News.
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Special to Tie rimes-Dispatch.1
sSgs1sYNrHgtfRG, VA. October 5.-Niis,
81 Jcsephihe Williams has returned t.
# Baltimore to resume her studies II
Il music dit the Peabody Conservatory.
Miss conway Nichols, OF Petersburg
z WHO has been spending the summer
s,b In tho mountains, is visiting Mrs
4 ~. A. Jennings.
4 Miss Ro-erta Hudnall, who has been
Visiting her cousins. the Misses Hold
81 ems. In Roanoke, returnt a Sunday at
ter a pleasant weeks visit.
Il Mr. Rawlings Hammer, who Is at
tending lectures at the University OF
Virginia, spent Tuesday at his home
!, iii this city.
Misses Jessie, Poppy and Maggie Ap-
& person md Miss Eliza Mcdaniel have
8freturncd from a short VISIT TO the
jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. Thongs N. Jones, who has been
with Kinnier, Montgomery & Co. for
several years, has gone to florlda,
where he has accepted n position.
sNr. and Mrs. Fran. Mathews. Jr,
have arrived from Missouri where
they were married some ds.ys ago.
THEY will make their future home IN
& tho city.
slf4l MISS Sonora 1tuTLa cNhA AA'SSAA'
+ Damascus. Va where She has been on
- visit to her mother. Mrs. G. a. 5.
Hurt, who has been Ill for several
weeks.
Judge Patn Norris and wife, of Du-
31uth Mimi, and Mr.. John s. Morris,
4 q Washington, d. c., are IN the city
visiting their sister, Mrs. NJ. nj. Now
lin, No. GIG Washington Street.
Mrs. sallies A. Hiilsman. who mas
been visiting Newport News, James
town and Culpeper for the past three
I months. has returned home.
Mr., and Mrs w. w. Roe, OIL New
ton5 N. T.. are visiting in the city.
Rev. John w. Carroll. of Bedford
CRY. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
IT. Taylor. on Federal Street
Mr.. John /. Baber, of PoSahontas,
Va. former resld/nt of Lynchburg.
is spending few days in the city
with relatives.
Mrs. Craddock and Miss Sarah Grad
dock, Of Cluster Springs are the guests
OF Mrs. a. p. Craddock and family on
College Hill. go,
Mr., and Mrs. o. y. Clark, of Char
8,otte county, were called to the city
Thursday to attend the funeral OF their
sister, Miss May Clark.
Mr.. G. Raymond Ryan left Thurs
day for Norfolk and the jamestown
I,Sposition. Befure returning he Will
visit relatives in Baltimore.
Misses Nellie Wilson and Sallie Price.
of Danville, and Nellie George, OF
charlottesville, are the guests Of Mrs.
Il. W. Rector ut her home in River
mont.
Miss Mary H. Poole left Friday
morning for Norfolk. At Concord de-
not she will be joined by friends and
relatives. and before returning none
will Wit the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr. NJ A. Finn, of Petersburg. who
has been visiting in the city. has re-
turned home.
is spending n few days in the city.
Mrs. Trumbo and daughter, of Bed
ford City. are visiting Mrs. George NJ.
Jones.
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visiting the exposition. as is also Sir

Visiting the exposition. as is also Mr.
Cary Goodwin
Mr. George r. Goodwin. travelling
auditor for the Southern Railroad, and
his son. George. left to-day for Wash
l,ington. DC, and the North.
Miss Addie Gatewood. OF King and
Queen county, is teaching in the fam
| lily OF Mr.. T. G. Garrett.
Mrs. w. W. Carter, OF Tampa, FLA,
is the guest OF Mrs. j. " Harden-
burgh.
Miss Segar OF Lexington. will leave
In a few days for Indian Territory to
spend the winter with Miss Sutherland.
Miss Lucy Holiday has returned from
| lengthy stay atsVerdon.
Miss Bessie Holiday Is home again.
after a tripsto Jamestown Ocean View.
Norfolk and Newport News.
Mrs. Enogine Newman, OF Orange,
is the guest OF Mrs. L. 4. Terrell
Mrs. N. G. Harris left few days
ago, gether With her fanily.to make
her future home in Bristol.
Mr.. w. A. Claude Pettitt. OF Norfolk,
Va. is now moving into this commu-S
atty to make 1t his future home
j.$ Mr. Lynn p. Chewing has returned
from trip to Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia. q
Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Perkins are Wis.,
ting friends and relatives at Keswick.
Mr. Garland ". Goodwin, who has
| been III for some time, is reported on
the road to recovery
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Miller School Social News.
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[speeiai to Tho Times-DIspatch.l
MILLER SCHOOL NA.,f October sb.-MIss
Iesper Watson was a guest Of Miss LILY II
Smith this week s ,-I q al 55
\ Mrs J. L, Webb and Miss sallie Williams
left this week for Washington city n
Mr., Charles Reynolds, Of Roanoke, Va.
paid the school flying vislt this week,
On Saturday the Social Club Ind Almost
lelshtful evening. The male quartet added
~ great deal To the occasion, Mr. Rrale
and MlssFWatts We're >tbe stars In tho mhsi-
ca realm. " I5S
Rev, II, q. Lee, OF harIottesyille, Va.
preached here Sunday. IA 19 s'9g
Lawn tennis is booming Messys, Cree
aud Pierce, of Crozett were here ono evening
ms week These gentlemen are cxper:
players, # q M 9s84 81 Ss7 Y ID
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4 -,rI,is : Cre,,t Cure ut Our II Expense. &
send Your Name and ~ tlr RESTS
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We want to send you q FREQ trial yo1
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youBcan see With 80 " w w s. - !
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relief. 1t heals sores and ulcers n re- e.,
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takes away pain itching and MI 1prs r s.ah
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the ailments mankind.
vital fluid becomes infected impurities
posons form is follow. Eczema, Acne letter
os Pnpes, they the skin underlying
blood supply, this
corrected purified distressing itching burning
remain rheumatism catarrh and Ulcers soua
all other blood disorders the Of vated
uted circulation and will continue unless the poison
perfect goes into the circulation
and makes the blood and
Inherited old
81 pues properties
and appetizer without equal Book
medical desired sent free to all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA GA.
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.Frcde5rrick's Hall Social N Jews.

Special to The ~ mes-D ispatcll,l
FREDERIcIS's8 HALL "A, October
5.---c, rs, Edward \. HI lyer,S and rs,
Al Cinrret tt " It ice n have returned Z from
a. week d 4 tny ii til Cd aneAto own lllXp o-
,sltions Sssft 4 XII. az
& Misses 4 udy II sand On lie g are
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Mrs FIobhie and Mrs II oward gRoyer
ar Roanoke, have been the house guests
OF Mrs, r. D. Canpphe this week.
Mrs, NJ. =. pinwid ID lei Of IIonaker
Ma, Is spending some time With her
niece, Mrs. w liam I4yb ols,s tsS 8S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20

Cine airdenfeier. Die
cngliide lltberiihe Gbriitnsgemeinoe,
oeren Stride an Der Gill, nabe
GbarlesltroBe. itebt unb oeren SeeI-
iorger Gaitor 8, ". Zimmerman lit,
bot in oieler @ohe ibr 20-iGbriaeS
9elteben ollrf t1elibe @pttesbienite,
Die am Sonntas ibren Nnfung nab
men, gefeiert. Die Seitlid)feiten ia.
men geltern Mbenb nit einem Got.
tesoienit gum abidIuB, on weldem
ale enaliiden lutberiiden Yuitoren
Der Stnht Sheaa ilabmen. 9as Sn.
mere Der Stride nor bon Dem 6rai,en.
perein Der 8emeinoe cuffs @eibmaf,
roalte NIT friid)en 9lumen geihmiidt
Eno bot einen rei5enben Mnblid. gel
icoem 8ottesoienite ipiirben oils Sou.
penirs biibit gearbeitete Erogramnle
ailsgegeben, auf benen Die 8eihifte
Der 9emeinoe georudt lit.
3ciden 70 M menoer Bro
perit1t. = @incr 7epcide ans
9ittsbiire 5nfoIee u,terbnnbelt Die
Baltimore. 8 ip.Y abn" nit oen Gar.
negie.S tabIpcrfen fir bie 2ieferuns
bon $4,000 Comment Giienbabnidie.
men. Der Gontruft Ut nod nidt per-
Geben, ms ipie sic Dieiigen @ertrcter
Der 9obn erfldrcn, biirfte oerieIbe
alf 25,000 Conner reou5irt tueroen.
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Spnncn.Nnf. nnb 1tnteraana.
NaS &ctter.

Sir Warplano llno Ben Giitrift
Columbia beute mo morgCn flar;
lcitlte bis iriidlc meitlidc @inoc.
Shoncs @interpetter mar 9alti-
more 9eitern bcidicoet; Die nieorigitc
Sempcrotur mar 81 @rao INN 6 ltbr
M'or9ens uno Die bodyItc SO @ro0
bon 1 bis 4 llbr Nodmittogs.
Sn Den anoercn 9lrnocs = @cttcr.
neutrality-suspicious. bcs 2onbes
lulrocn Die iolgenoen nieorigitcn
Sernpcroturen ocr5eidnet:
Goitport Is, Bortlonb %, Bolton
26, aIpeno 20, Ncp.Oorf %, Ybilo-
beIpbio 80, Ntlontic.Gitp %, @oib-
ington %, Morfolf 36, Satterus 40.
Charlotte 80, @~ilmin9ton 81, Gbor-
lcIton AZ, Soponnob SO, Sodionpiue
II, Sllpitcr 5S, aep.g}eit &c, gtlnnto
30, Wontgon1CrD 81, Ncm E Orleans
40, FoIeitine 81, @alpeiton A, Cor
pus Gbriiti As, Wempbis 30, Gincin.
noti 40, Eittsburg "A, SSme0o 81,
Buffalo "a. Glepelono %, Gctroit 30,
Ilpcno 20, Woraueritc IS, Green
Ban 20, Chicago 20, Gulutb 10, 81.
saul IS, ct. 2ouis SO, aanias.Gitu
Al. Smaba Is, Snron 6, 9isnlorcf
TO, @iaiiton 4, Sabre ,, Seleno >,
Silt Cafe 80, lenper 4, g. Elattc
a. Gooac Gitp "a, gmoriQo IS, Sos
Nn9elcS Al.
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@ntcs @cibnadtsgcidbGft.
S6oncs @etterloft Die &ouier ber-
n,,E MNn,h,, nL4s Nne.,.4..

S6oncs @ettcrlodt Die &0uier ber-
aus. - @cibnod)ts : 9eforotio.
nc1t mcroCn iihcroQ iihtbar. -
Gtc oifcntliden @llreaur utlo Die
Roit am @ribnod)tstaee.-Scu
ShluB Der Shulen.
Gas idonc @ctter, bos Baltimore
gcitcrn bci6ie6cn mar, Iodte Sall,
ienoe bon GGllieru, bollptidblid)
SroienL bernlls, uno in Den StraBen,
IN mclden sic groBen Getoiloei6Gitc
llcgen, un0 III oen @cidGftcn ielbit
mar Cs ein 8ebrGngc, mie uui eillem
Sabrmorft. Sn ben GepartementS-
SGOcn naren Ole Glide, olf peld)en
Die Splclrpaarcn allsgclegt limo, Don
Morgens bis Nbenos BON elmer I'M.
ourd)oringli6en Maucr aus Srouen-
fleioern umltonoCrL unO ie fleincn
ainbcr, Die pielc Wiitter mitoenom.
men battct, Inn ibnen Die sSrelloen
ocs acknowledgements 81 5eigen,
iporcn IN Dem 8cpiibl mirflif 5u be-
oallern. Gle Soltpt.Ginf0ufc meroen
icOod n1d)iten Moutag uno Iienlta0
gemadt, bis oQbiu 1icbt cs ia nod
fir Den Nrbcitcr cinen 2obnuligstog.
Sn alien Stoottbeilcn Scigen lid
nod uno nod 0ic @cibnqbtsoeforo.
tionen ,es linb pornebmlid Sic @oIt.
luirtbe, Die ibrc @llier bon olBen ulo
inncn NIT Sonnen upb ionitigem
@riin i6milftn basin groBtn Men.
gen per Magen lhlN per Boot ant.
lm9t. sAtH Scr @eiliigelmartt
miro lceRhit Cab 5irf 9eirieoigung
oes appctitS an GoAfjagungstogc
nidt ouc Butter, Die in hieiem Sabre
I'M Stoatc Wnrplono ec5iidtet nur.
bcn, branf9c9on9en iinb, 5eiet bic
Wten9e Oicics lan9bciniaeu uilo lang.
balligcn SmlsooaelS, bic in bcn les.
ten Sagen IN Baltimore angelangt
lit.
PM @Cihnnhtstoge peroen nllt
@itnoes., Stoots. uno itGotiif)en 9ll.
reallr mo Die 9onfen geihloiien iein.
Sm Saupt.FoItomt limo bos aoiii'
rcrs~ Bureau lnO Dos @elbanpei.
iungsz@urcau Den gnn5en Gag &c.
ihlolicn; Der Observation-Disclosures lit
bis 5ur Mtittugsitunbe often uno oos
Negiltrir.S Bureau ben gorl5en Gag
nno oic gauge Noft. Inc anbercn
9ilrcoitr idAieben INN 10 llbr Dor.
mlttagS. ghtr nm s ltbr WprgenS
perocn Sriefe nlsgetra9cn, llnh elm.
aeiammelt peroe1 Yoltioden Inn
E9 rbr Worgens mo E5 uno 10
llbr Nbcn6S.
Seute lperoen Die Bolfsihulcn
id)llcBcn mo $4,000 ainocr perocl,
iid) bis gum s. Sonltor ser ungcbun.
ocnen Srcibcit freilen. Bon ~ llbr
bcltte Wittog all ipcroen in alien
Stllen &ortrGgc gebolten mo
Observation-Disclosures itottiinoen.
Sm unter.9 unoesi 6abamt meroen
bon Gag 5u Gag Die Nodfraaen mad
Innfclnagelncuen Silber. uno 8olo.
miln5en INNER GROCER. @er gu 8eib.
nadtcn @elogeihenfe maft, miinid)t
oofiir neuc Wiin5er. Defenders aroB
lit Die Noffraee na6 Dem ncrcn
$50 8oloitiif.
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2Saf8inston- Rgentur
-beS-
"9emtf&en gorrefponoent,"
8m. Sauuemann, 1916 Nariuu.
Strafe, N.'0.
ws Axjetaea u1s 6~ekeanusen eutgege1 eensns
Oerben
2ofalberid)te aus @aibinston.
Mcnia Snphus s.

@cntg Sppbus.
Icm9erift oes 8eiunbbeits- Gomi-
te's 81 Solge lit Der Sppbus I'M gb-
ncbnlen begriifen; es mlrben in Der
letter ISOLDE MIR 5ipei neue Sale be-
rif)tet; I'M @an5en liegen Jest 1919
Tcrionen I'M TiItrift Columbia an
Sppblts barnicoer.
Shrttt in Der re d) nj VI d.
tung.
Sm llntcrhollie oes GongreIies lit
cine Bill eingercidt moroen. Die
Chen 5lpiife1 @eiBen unO 9tegern
mo &eiBen lno Wongolen i'm 81.
Itrift Columbia perbietet. Sic Stroie
lit 5rpei Sabre @efdngniB uno $500
8elobuBe. @enn Die 8eitimmlng
Oes @eieBes Ourd 8ol5iebung Der
Sraunngen arlBcrbolb Der 8ren5cn
oes IiItrifts Columbia umaongen
miro, ioaen Die Chen nod Riidfebr
in Den GiItrift fir ungiiltig erflGrt
iperoen unb Die betbeiligten Eerionen
beitraft iperoen.
Sic II rohe Scr 9oIIiiion
i'm Runner.
Gie 0iItrifts . Gommiiidre baben
seitern entihieoen, baB Die r@oib.
ington Serminal.Gomp." uno Die
Linton Smitd ono Signal.Go mp."
ourb beren IngeiteQte fir Die an,
80. 9tooember m iiiolihen @noe OeS
rellen llnionsS unncls erfoleten Sol
liiiorL bel Der IA Hcrionen perlett
murben, perontluortlif ieien.
StabL nm @eibnabtSge.
ldenfe fan en- 5u fonnen.
Sm Eoli5eigeridt luuroe Der Dir
better @illiom $. @llrb our6 Hibter
&imboIl lpegcn Giebitobls elmer 0efe
81 5mci Wonuten @efGngniB perllr-
tbeilt. Gr bate Die 0efe BON Der
Srpnt zines 2ooens al Der ode Der
8. nno G.Str. meggenonlmen murbe
jrooh bon einem 0eteftip iofurt Der.
boftet. @dbrenb oes Gerbors er.
flGrte Surb, Dob er fem @elo babe,
nm Gin @cibnuhtsgeibenf 81 fall.
len, uno OaB err borunl babe iteblen
miiiien.
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Die Iegiitrirnns in Baltimore 1907.

9ie @ablauiiitts : 9eboroe fir
Baltimore bat seitern Die 3dbIung
Der ais Gemofrateu, 8eplblifaner
nnb l%tnabb6ngigc rcgiItrirtcn Stimm-
geber ooIlenbet. Der 3uiammenitel-
lung 5ufolge iinO regiitrirt 5S,095
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Sur 8eadDtung.

Ter r7eutihe Gurreipunbent" nintmt 81 jeber
Sett Serthte anf iiber 8erIobuugen. SudSeiten,
geburtstaae, gulorHe nHb Tlterue Suhseitcu,
gefenidafts . sbcnbe etc., nit ben 4auten her
aupeicnbeu, bic aber beutlih seidrieben ietu
iuntn. gud 8eriunal. GptiSrn perbeu germ
aufseHummeu. Die GtuicnStr iplher geridlte
nil iien abrr ihren 9iamea nnterifreiben nnb
Dor anem mint %peraefeu, ,pu bic Sctltfteit
~fInttfano - strafe une Sansnnmnner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20

Gemofraten, gegen 50,977 in 1906;
1858 GltpubIifaner, gegen Al, 1858
in 1906; 1912 llnabbdngige, &c.
gen 1868 in 1906. Neben Der 3li-
iammenlteaung Der Yartei. Ingebo.
rtsfeit Itebt aud Die 3%uiammenitel-
lung Der re9iitrirten 8eiBen uno
Ieger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20

@enoeIer's GpteI, 400 GaIpert.,
Ode WnIberrn.etr GIesaute Sdlaf.
simmer, ,mdfise Treiie. MabIseittn
Sa ieber Sagesscit. @esnIare Diners.
Getnite 0etrdnfe xnb Gisarreu.
Gisentbimer @aItes y. @enSeler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20

3eritorter 2tcbestraunl.
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u. Guarles aus Hihmonb, So, mas
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gum Had)toienIt TRANSCRIPT.
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