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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13
GOVERNOR LITTLE
 SINKING FAST

Greenwood, June 13.-Gov- ernor Little's sinking spells continue and he is slowly los * ing his vitality and strength. The governor has taken no nourishment today and prac- tically none for the last two # days. He was very restless # throughout the day. The gov * ernor's long illness has so sapped his strength as to make * it doubtful if he can withstand
 * this relapse. Each apparent x improvement has been followed
 * by a sinking spell, and these
 * have exhausted his vitality.
 * Dr. Pittman, who attends the x governor, states that his pa " tient's strength is failing. It * is two days since the govern
 * OTIS condition took a turn for ;
 * the worse. and during that ,
 x time he has gradually grown
 * weaker. Today his condition ,
 * is extremely critical.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13
PINE BLUFF BOYS
 RETURN HOME University of Arkansas En- joyed One of the Most Successful Sessions in Its Long Career.
THE FRAT" QUESTION
Has About Died Out With Victory for the Fraternity Roys-Pine Bluff Lads Who Attended-Athletics and Other Improvements at U. of A.

Wednesday morning witnessed the graduating exercises of the State Uni versity at Fayetteville, when the most successful year in it's history was closed. The year has been unusually significant ill many ways, marred on- ly by the sad death of Cadet Me- Adams of Indian Territory, who was drowned a week ago while out swim ming in White river with two compan- ions. The young man could not swim and when he went down the first time, he never came up again. A man was summoned by his unfortunate com panions who brought up his body. This was the only death among the students throughout the year, though Mir. Cole, professor in the agricultural department was bereaved by the loss of his wife during the month of Mo- vember.
 The enrolment at the University reached the twelve-hundred mark this year, over two hundred more than any previous year. President Tillman, as l well as the rest of the faculty, are enthusiastic for the future of the Uni yersity in every branch of learning, as we'll as athletics, which it covers.
 In regard to athletics, the Univer- sity has just closed an exceptionally successful season, perhaps the most noteworthy in it's history. The foot ball team made better showing than ever before, and the baseball team won a large majority of it's games.
 The University has always had q good name in Pine Bluff, and especial ly so in late years, when it began to be more literally patronized by our local young men. Pine Bluff had six representatives at the University this year, and as it's popularity continues to grow, the number may we'll expect to be doubled ere the fall term be- gins.
 The fraternity question, which caused so much feeling in the Senate during late years, has not yet been settled, but the question is now dead one, as the "barb" element has prac- tically died out. This was accom- plished by the passing of a law by the faculty that a student to join secret society in the University must have passed crediably the first-half year of his Freshman work. The work on the campus and athletic field, for
 which a $15,000 appropriation was made by the Legislature, will begin in the next week or so. The campus at the U. of A. is correctly known as one of the most beautiful in the southwest, and when this work on it is finished, it's beauty will be still more laudable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13
lass Meeting Held by Citi-
 zens and Demand Made
 That Council Reorganize Police Department.
koRLD's GOOD WORK
kief Clancy and Assistant Saw the .Bomb" Coming and Resigned,
 l Chief Named-Books of De- rtment to Be Examined. 

EFW@ 8nA ,k&.E { Sif Helena, June 13.-As a result of mass meeting of indignant citi- |ns held here last night at the rand opera house, E. s. Scott has ben sworn in as chief of police to {cceed Frank Clancy. His first |6cial act was to dismiss the ven members of the Helena po- Be force. The places of the en will be filled today. The mass eeting was presided over by |dge R. w. Nichols.
 Heated speeches were made at meeting denouncing the attack lde by former Chief of Police hncy and former Sergeant of Po- Tom kuane on George H. ans, president of the World blish1ng company.
 Made Demand in Council. Speeches were made by Green Id Quaries, w. D. Reeves and B. Horner. While the citizens were ma a1fst meeting the city council s inF session at the city hall. It the sense of the meeting that committee be appointed to wait the council and demand that citizens have the right to he a successor to former Chief (ncy.
 The committee was appointed
 marched to the city hall. While committee was waiting on the neil the citizens at the opera Pse discussed the situation. On return of the committee it was ounced that the council had uiesced and that the meeting Id nominate the successor to hey.
 New Chief Selected.
 mother committee was appoint to select the nominee. It re- ned and suggested B. s. Scott.
 latter proved to be the unani- IS choice of the meeting. Be-
 the place of chief of police was iered to MT. Scott he had to lge himself as soon as his ap- ptment was confirmed by the [or he would dismiss every po- man at once on the Helena e: To this MT. Scott con-
 yor Confirms Appointment.
 ne citizens who had met at the "a house then took up the cn to the city hall, where the or at once confirmed the ap- tment of MT. Scott. He was
 n In at once and his official
 made out, signed by the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13
THE coLoRED
 INSTITUTE

The colored institute opened at the usual hour. S:30 a. m., today.
 The discussion of the various sub jects was spiced with lively interest and beautiful illustrations, arithmetic and algebra receiving special as we'll as critical attention. Professor c. 4 Greer of the Holly Springs Normal, Holly Springs, Miss, was a visitor to- day. He is representing his work in Arkansas.
 Henrietta L. Bedgood Of Arcola. Miss. enrolled today. She is pre- pared teacher.
 The enrolment is 130.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13
MASONS SENT
 A COMMITTEE

County Clerk J. l.. Ransburgh, T. K. Pangle, Louis Hacker, and Sam Brasher of New Madrid, Mo-, arrived in the city this morning to attend the funeral of the late Joel Cook. They came here as com mittee from the Masonic lodge of that place for that purpose. MT. Cook was secretary of the Masons' lodge at New Madrid for forty years and was one of the charter members. The lodge held spe- cial meeting upon learning of his death and appointed a committee to come to Pine Bluff and attend the funeral.
 Mrs. A. J. Clemmons of Grady, is in the city visiting friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13

Account with this bank is helpful not only to men in business, but to every man and woman alike who has any money transactions.
 It encourages economy
 It establishes your credit.
 It makes sending money away or paying bills easy.
 It safeguards your cash.
 It Is business to have one.
 Why not start a. Check Account here today? .s{,..=.. ....4.u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13
JUDGE GOULD
 AND GOOD ROADS New Paper Published in the Interest of the Good Roads Movement in Ar kansas.
JEFFERSON"
What Our County Official is Doing With the GumbO Soil of Jefferson Only the Beginning Aided in Se- curing Good Road Legislation.

Good road enthusiasts of this city today received copies of the Arkansas Home and Highway, the first issue of good roads journal, which is now being published in Little Rock. Two Pine Bluffians. enthusiastic good roads workers, County Judge James Gould and Representative s. J. Hunt, are giv- en f1attering notices in the initial number. Of Judge Gould, the pa per says:
 Mot quite a year ago Judge James Gould attended the fourth annual convention of the Arkansas Good Roads Association, held at Fort Smith. He had been elected in the Democratic primary a few weeks before to the office of coun- ty judge, an office he took purely for the purpose of building up his county. No live man can attend a good roads meeting in Fort Smith and not become enthused with the idea of roads and road building. Gould got so full mean of good roads enthusiasm-tha he boiled over and added greatly to the flames of interest sweeping over the convention like a prairie fire in the Northwest.
 When the time came to elect president Gould was elected. and at the next convention, in Little Rock in January he was again elected.
 He is farmer, merchant and county judge, and withal a practi- cal, everyday American citizen, with old-fashioned horse sense.
 "The people of his town and county believe in him and are ex- pecting things to happen. Judge Gould, as a member of our legisla- tive committee, aided materially in securing what laws were passed favorable to the road movement. Just at this time the judge has two expert road builders, furnished by the good roads department at Washington, free of all charge, in his county (Jefferson) actually con- structing first-class macadam road. When Gould, in the gumbo soil of Jefferson county, presents us his five miles of macadam it will be time for us to hush up about bad soil' and mo road material
 Some predicted that Gould would run his first road toward Lit tie Rock; others said he would run it toward his big plantation; oth- CTS, toward Star City. But he has started it toward Monticello, and men, mules and machinery are now on the road making things happen.
 This is only the beginning in Jefferson, and while she is far re- moved from stone and gravel, with a county judge and plenty of money, she has all the requisites necessary to road building. any where. Keep your eye on Gould and Jefferson county"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13
Suits of Quality and Fit

Suits Of QuaIIty ana F1C Combined with perfect workman ship and the latest exclusive de- signs in fabrics, are the tailored garments we produce
 Eisenkramer, the Tailor. Over Citizens Bank, Second Ave- nue and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-13
RING

351 old phone or 313 new phone for box factory wood. Special attention to telephone orders.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Sdlrcflidlcr Sub.

Ter 9remier Senrp Stein6od Don
ben HQOern cines 3ltgeS ser.
mulmt. - @or bci'm 9(n5ieGen
scr 9remic bcrltntcrgeitiir5t. -
2cbte nod mebrcrc Stlnocn nod)
Dem llnfnae.
Gincn grGbIid)cn lpQ r9rnftc Ser
NcujobrS = Morgeu Dem Rrcnlcr
Senrp Steinbnd BON 9tr. 11Oi, Sare-
Strobe. Nm scr ~Gonton.2lpc, nobc
GreteritroBc. muroc ser lln9liidlid)c
0egcn 20 llbr, ola cr nit Dem Hnnr
Niren zines 6rn6t5ugco bcihoftl0t
mar, pon 5ipei NSnggonS ii%berfobrer
mo 10 idJper perIeet, ouB or gleid)
nod) Wittug I'M nStnbt 9oipitoI"
uerlturb. Ter Recommendations Nj.
docl SdptlB, ser 3eugc OeS llninIC@
mar, 500 Den 8crunqliidtcn, Dem Oic
rcd)tc Sorpcrieite iuit u0aig ser
nnolmt mar un0 0cr cine ldlpcrc
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beroor, mo linn cr5Gbltc Steinbodl
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nGd)itc iibcr i'm binpcggiugcn. 9tur
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tbct.
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lono @enerol @oipitol" itor6,
&u'S 9ein Ncihoiicn.
Cine &llgcl. pclde poll cinem ser
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tcrnndt nbgeieuert murOc, troi 0cl
oui Der Toroertrcppe icineS 1 aries,
9tr. 1923, Grub Sill Hpcnuc, ite.
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@cin obcrbulb ocS anicS. Gr bcaob
lid l,od] Dem oMarplono @cncrol.
Gic @lmOc lit nidt &c.
iubrlidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
GiHnabmc pom 2iccnScn.'

Gin 9r0BcreS GbebeoiirfniB in 1896
ais I'M &orjabre. - Cine Wicbr.
cimobmc BON $4,000 Ourdy Cpl.
ritupicn Siccn5cn. - Gic Eoli.
5eirid)ter colcftirtcn $4,000 oti
Struicn.
Nod) DEM 8erid)t 0ea glftllor2 u.
Icltpcrt pom Common Flcna DC
rid)t mrrOcu in 1906 1876 Yiccn5cn
oucr 9Irt g~cluG6rt. bic $752333.l1
cinbrndtcl, gcgen t7,7Gi Siccnjtn
in 1865 nit einer Ginnabmc pon
$735.4l1.32. is wur0cn IN 1906
800 Scirutba 3 Sicenjcn %gclu0brt. &c.
gen 5l77 IN 1905, Die G%imnbmcn
hicrfilr bctrllNcn $500 IN 1906 uno
$5477 IN 1903. Gie 3ohl scr Spi'
rituoicn Eiccn5en bctrltg 2l63 III
1906 0c1cn 2132 in 1903, nit cllcr
@innuhnc Don $539,375 III 1906 &C.
gen $529.750 IN 1903. is mllr0en
1856 &otcl 2icen5en III 1906 &C.
ln0brt, GCAcn i2S in 1905, sic III
1865 S3S,OO0 cin~brnd)tCn, NcNcG 1872
GOO in 1899. Sn 1905 crbicltcn 81
Grocer Spirituoien 2iccn5clr, 0e-
,toll 10 picIc ais in 1909. un0 lie
5obItrn $3.50. ~ Stubs crhicItcn
Spirituoicu : Siccn5clL QcNcn 20 III
1908, u1O lie joblten 5000 gcNcn
IN 1905. II GnQro2 Spirit
g Sander crbicltcn |iccn5er
in l0CG, 0eacn ST in 1905, Oic ST.
791,72 in 1906 un0 $t1,S75,0S III
1903 foitctcn, Sn bciOcn Snbrcn
lultr6cn # 6loihcniilucr e Siccnjcn
ollSgcgcbcnt sic $l93.35 cinbrod)tcn.
IS mur0en 800 2iccn5cn fiir Den Ser.
BON GiQorrctten ollsgcItclt, &C.
gen l16 III 1865; IN 1906 bctrll9 DC
Ginnobmc aus oieier Guelle $3251..
50, Nc0cn S3SS9.lt in 1905. Die lib.
rigcn nll9gc9cbencn Siccn5cu morcn:
115 gclpobnlihc, 10 fir 9iuarotild)c,
}63 iiir @rum0ci0cntbltms Muflcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
bic Giniuanocrun0.

Sn 1906 lon6ctcn G6,101 Ginuonoe.
rcr IN Baltimore. - 5514 loiicn
iid) in WorpIon0 nicrcr. 115
AuaIQnoer no%tllroliiirt. 1907
Gingeponoerte erboltcn ibrc er'
item 9iirgerpopiere.
Nad Sem SobreSberid)t 0c@ Gin,
%mon0crungs . Gonmiii0rS 2ouiS :.
@ci5 lauocten I'M perfIoiicncn Sabre
G6,1O1 GinuonOcrcr 1T baltimore.
0e9cn 64,07G in 1908 un0 1896 in
1904. Bon Sen I%cbtiGbri9ctt Gin
mon0erern tonlen nltr fl41 aus
GcutifIunO. Oeltreih lln0oru uno
MlBlanO lieicrten Die Ntoiie. is lie,
ben lid bon Sen Giumonpcrern 1914
III WorplonO nicocr. Sic nud)itchcns
Oen IobeQen licfCrn ein Invertebrates
StuOium:
Notionolit0tcn un0 Raj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
BUR Seahtun0 !

Gle Scrren gerciHs- unS 2asen.
scfretGrc iucrbcn scbctcn, a0e Ser
einsbcridtc pbcr Sdriititiifc, bic fir
ben y9cntIdJcu GurrcipunSentcn" be.
itimmt iinS, bireft an Die 3eitnng 5n
abreliircn, nm cincr prOmptcn Gr'
Ieoisnns iidcr 5u icin. 9nrd bas
gbreiiircn iuldcr sdriftitife an
@ngcitellte trctcn in beren gbiucien.
bcit 6ftcrs fir bciOc Enrtcien nnlicb'
fame @crs0acrungcn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
TnH Wlcttrr.

Sir WuruInnO unO ocn GiItritt
Columbia bcutc bcruoIft, mor2cn Ne
gen; uGrOIidc bis 0itlid)c @inOc.
Gle h0fite GCmpcrotur mar &C.
itcrn - @rnO nm 3 llbr Hadmit,
tags. sic nicOrigitc 10 @roO nm ;
lin M5rGcnS.
IN Sen ilbriQcu @unOca l8cttcr-
Stntioncn mnrOc IN Ocu lcbtCn u
Stu1Ocn scr iolNCn0c nic0riBlic
<bcrmomctcritnnO pcr5cidnct: Gait
port 36. Eortlano 81. Bolton 80, M
bonp 36, Mem . Norf u, EbiIa0cls
pbia II, 9ltlontic Gitp II, gSoIbings
ton 36. Noriolf 30, @uttCrn3 Is.
GhorIcItou 30, Souumub o. Sad.
ionpiac 60, Supitcr 6G, acp Acit IS,
AtIanto Is. Wont9omcru II. Ncp.
Orleans IS, FolCitinc As. @nlpciton
GO, &orpuS Gbriitic 81, Mcmpbia 10,
Cincinnati 3S, EittoblrH IS, Osmcgo
3G. Buffalo 81, GlcpcIono -, &c
troit 81, Ilpcno 26, Mnrqucttc Is,
@rcen Ban 20, Chicago %, Gulllth
>. ct. saul ?. St. 2ollis 81, aouiuS
Sin -, Smubo -, @lron 70, Dis
mnrd >, @iQiiton j, @clcno i.
Solt 2ofc Gitr p, Gcupcr u. NortG
EInttc 2G, Go0qc Gitp 81, 9lmnrillo
36, Sos NrtgelcS 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
. llnelc Cams Giunnbmcu.

@roBc 3ltnnbmc scr SnluuOitrucrn.-
Gic 8roou5irmg bon @ranntpcin
unO Bier, - Gic 3oQclnnoDmcn
nnbc5u cine NiiQion mcbr, olS in
1903. - 3unobmc Der Foit-Gin.
nubnucn nm 100000.
llncIc Som'3 Giunubmcn in Sem
NinrpI0noer 3oll- mo Snlunoitcucre
Giltrift il16 I'M pe~rilpiicncn Sabre
nm m%OcrtbnIb MiiIlioncn gepodicn,
uno ulldJ Die Ginfiinite ocS 9oltino.
rer VnItunttcS nnbrucn Inn iiber
100000 ST. Nud)ItcbcnO oic Sob.
rcaberid)te 0c0 Observation-Disclosures
nrcr5, 0c9 3oucinncbmcrS unO Oe4
Noitmciiter9 pom Baltimore:
Sic Sn.lon0it Sin.
ma NJ c.
Nu6 0cm SabrcSbcridt 0cS ,Sll.
Ion0itcltcr Ginncbmcr3 NbiuipS Sec
@oIoS6prouNb iiir ocn MorpIGn6cr
Ciltritt 5ciat iid) Elm Mc6r Scr Gin.
finite iIber Oo9 &orinbr Don $G79,.
1860. Gic ioI9cnOc GobcIlc lit Gin
NcraIcld) Der Glnnnbmcn in 0cn Lett
ten bcl0cn (Sobrcn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Sur lc6tcn Hubc 0cbct-
tct. - Inter NroBer @etbcili0ung
bon 2ciotrogcltocn Iono 0citcrn Nody'
mittoN sic @ccroigung Scr ont %.
Gc5cmber I'M Sitter bon II Sobrcn
1cltorbcncn Srnu autic SORT pom
Sroucr6ouic, Mr. 1902. Sre0crid.
aucrnle, ans ullf Dem nSoubon Yort.
SricObofc" ltott. EnItor 81. Scbs
mann bon scr Ct. SohomniS Stride
omtirte I'M S%ruucrGalic mo am
8robc. Eroftuouc 9lmucnipenotn
id)miidtcn sen Sorg. 0ic lette Gbrc
olS Northumberland crpicien Der Ser
Itorbcncn oic $50. 0enrp Wobr, Wm.
Sd)oicr, Scnrp @Ord)crt, GboS. Vud)s
monrL, SenrD Sfncepe uno Soblt
Srerno. SeidcnbeItntter s. =. NC
Gornlif leitetc 0ie 9ccrbi1ung. -
Srou Seattle Sort lu.irhc an 10. Mai
1860 III baltimore geboren S.;no Der
b%cirntbcte lid an is. Wioi 1886 nit
Sr. Sreo. SORT, meld)er ibr bcrcit3
Dor s Subren inn Spoe poron gin0.
Gic Sintcrblicbcnur iinb orci Sinner,
Mnnic, Grncit llO 2ortis SORT, oic
Wlittcr, Srnil >Sobn it'll, bier Sdlluc.
iterL Irnu &nn. Sd,1fer. Irou Sclrp
Mobr, tSrou Gborlcs gndnlorn uno
Srali Serlrp 9ord)eri. unb 5luei 9rii.
Der, bic SS. Sollla 6. llbI mo Sobn
it'll, jim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
JGbrlidcr 8cInmo bcitsberidjt.

Snr lcbtcn Sabre mar bic ain0cr.
itcrblihfcit Qeringer, ole in 1905.
- Die Sdpuinbiltdt lit i'm Stci.
gen, 2urGcucnt5iin0nng obcr inl
4%bne6ucr. - Gic 5rcib6ocr in
1906.
Ger So6res6crift bcs @ciun0.
beitsomtes 5cigt 1888 Tpoc$f0llc in
1906, ge0cn 1914 in 1908, 10,StS
IN 1904 ulo 1865 in 1905. llutcr
bcl 3obteu bcionoen iid) 1908 meiBc
Manner ltrO 1928 mcibc 6rnilen.
Gle jdbrIihe Sterbcrote pro 1000
Scr Nepolfcrurg mar 1913; @ciBc
1862, Ncger 30.0t. IS ItorbCn 1919
Sinner inter 5 &abrcn obcr 30.87
Ero5cnt Scr gciomnttCn So0Csf1le.
9tO2 @Cburtcn luur6Cn ungcnlcl0ct,
0orrrtCr 1900 mcibe ain0er. Nic
jG6rlid)c 8CburtSrotc lit 1888 fiir
@eibe lrO 20.4S fir 9tegcr pro 1000
Scr 9epoltcrmlg.
6ol9cn6c arItCdcnoc aronfGcitcn
k,,,,rNo,, ,,,o,,TISr+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Y ! y u l.
&nt IcBtcn Sabre bcilld)tcn 1928
Ecripncn bic NreibGorr, p0cr 9S.52l
mcbr. oils in 1903. Sic pcrid)ieOcnCn
91ocr mltr0cn luic iolgt bcilld,t:
9{r. I an Siio SigbitroBe. -
WGnncr uno anoben i5S,225; 6rall'
eli uIto WiGohen 6t,751; 5uiamnlen
1896. Nr. > on Columbia 9Ipc.
- WiGnuer uno anobcn 75,1O2;
6rnltcn mo MdOdcn 1903. 5uiunr'
men SS,t2t. Nr. 3 an Nrgplc 9(pC.
(fiir Negcr). - M1nner unO ano.
ben 1862; Srallcn url0 MGOd,cn
1908, Nuiammcn 1865. YGOcr im
Sreicn - WGlner unb &nabcn 1871,
$40 Srallcn un0 WGOd)cn 20,5i6,
5uioummcn 1921.
2 tcuCrcinnobm men in 1906.
StcuCrcinncbmcr Ncllru Nlulonn3
peroiicntlidtc gcltcrn Die Stclercin4
1lQhmCn mdhrclt0 Nca SubrcS 1906,
ipcld)c 5uionmen $S,26G,6l6.09 be.
trll0cn mo jiunr Stcucrn sur pollcll
Mutc s. 297. S0S.17; 3iuicn pom T..
gltgllt an $5215.t2; Spur6ouf &C.
potter 81 1894 Gents $t3S.213.31;
riiditdnNiec Stcueru $S47, PSI. 50;
ScfuritGtcn 81 30 Gents $3S1, S25.'
80; Superintendent s., 1923. Nm.
ncritcllcrn $219.675.15, 5nionmct
SG,S92,5t3.23; oa5u fonlnlcn nod, Die
Observation-Disclosures aus ocm9rnnb.
Iiitritt Si5l.623.S3 mo StuotS.
Stcllcrn $919,509.G3, 10 OoB Stcitcr.
Ginncbmcr Nillioma im 0un5cn
SS,26G,G4G.W Colleftirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Inter iirgihnft cntlnis
en-. - Wiuiom s.. @bitc. Glcrf ser
.Gnnton Notionol 9onf." Der ollgez
idulloi0t lit. $500 non Den 9nrf9cls
bern m1tcrihlo0cn III hubell. pllrbc
gcItcrn inter $4,000 9iirgld)nit cuf.
lollcn. GiItriftsanpnlt Hoie miro
mor9en ben SAL Dor Die NunoeS.@ &c.
ihlporencn bringen ulo Der Ero5tB
Damn unucrjiiglid fol9cn.
@nr Gin Opfcr 0cr@obn =
ntoltropbc. - Sic 0ccrbiNlnA
oCa Nrn. Normon RoacrS. mcld)cr in
0cn 0obnumfnIl 5t Scrru.Gottn ont
SonntnG abcrN mrs 2eben fam
miro belltc nlli Der y8rccnnlonnt Sc,
meterp" itnttfinoen. Ger G%ernn0liidtc
luobnte III Morion, Snb., lnb molltc
ieinen @ruoer ". i. GogcrS, iun., 81
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gufalbcridte aus @aibingtpn.
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nen. 0oS 0cbGltoc miro $4,000 TO-
item.
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oriiio uuf Den BoliSiitcn Springmon
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lid, oul Reimbursement nuf clncm
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nolnnen mo lid an Dem EoliSilten
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oic 1Slpnll. ocren 6uttc an 10. IA
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mur0Cl.
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Oelbicnounaeit

mad Dultiflano "a Gents p, Worf,
nod Seitreib 201a Gents pro Srone.
Iorto ertra. ShtfiSfartea BON uno
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@clo. Sbep. s. 9ieuer & &c., 217
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Srcb. SancrnIdmiSt's rTmcrienn
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3 fiir 90riCnmnflcr, 3 iiir Mchicl'
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li5cirihtcrn in ocn StutionSbGuicrl1
ouIcrlc0tcn mo collcftirtcn Strnfcll
tctrl,gcn $1l,925.G5.
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NcutihcS WcI0

81 ~perfaufcn. $3.50 Gents pro Wart
ODER APO Iarf fir einen Dollar.
8cdIel uno Greoitbrieie aui nae
St1otc gllropa's. @clOitnounsen,
Sdifisfartcn, Geiiep1iie uno auslan.
oiides @elo. She's. s. Siencr & g.,
217 SIt.g Baltimore. StraBe. (303-)