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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01
TRAIN wRECKER CAUGHT.
Hugh Keefe, . Lad Of II Years,
Confesses to Having Attempted
the Wrecklng Of the Flyer at
South SALISBURY Last Tues

Hugh Keefe, a son Of Alexander NJ
Keefe Of Rutland. has confessed t.
placing the ties on the tracks Of th,
Rutland railroad at SALISBURY in Al
attempt 10 wreck the flyer on Tuesda,
afternoon Of last week. The boy, who
is only IL years Of age, had been Wis
iting his grandparents at Shaftsbur,
for the past three weeks. He was ar
rested by Special Officer John w,
Brislin Of Rutland and taken 10 Ben.
nington, where he was placed under
$1,000 bonds until Thursday, when bis
case will be heard before Judge Z. l..
Bates Of that place. The prosecution
is being conducted by States Attorney
William J. Meagher OF Bennington.
Too many "dime novels" is given ~
the cause for the rash act OF the boy,
he claiming 10 the officers that his
scheme Of wrecking the train was OBJ
tanned from one Of these trashy books.
Considerable difficulty was encount-
cred by Mr.. Brislin in running down
the real offender. He was out Of town
the day OF the event, and was 4 day
late on the scene Of the trouble. When
the officer arrived a number Of differ
ent stories were in circulation. Some
claimed that peglegged tramp was
seen in the vicinity about the time the
ties were placed on the tracks, others
that two men in team were
seen 10 stop and get out Of their team.
Both Of these were run down with no
results.
One woman was found that saw q
boy attempting TO unfasten a chain
which was holding a work dumpy with
the idea Of placing il on the tracks.
The same boy she saw in the vicinity
Of the place where the ties were re-
and with description OF him
Officer Brislin started for SALISBURY
10 look him up. He was found wan
tering about the streets and when first
he noticed the officer be started 10 run
but decided TO hear what he had 10
say. AT first be denied having any
thing 10 do about the thing, but later
when Brislin promised no, 10 tell his
father be told the whole story. He
said be had read in a novel just how
The train wrecken ditched the cars
and be wished 10 tryit. Knowing that
4 pile 81 ties were beside the track
near 10y be went 10 this place and
placed three Of the sticks across the
rails and then put one perpendicular
10 these, which Is sure way Of ditch
ng train. After doing this be hid
IN The bushes and waited 10 see what
happened. When be saw the men on
be freight remove them he went back
md replaced them. He then went
some, as be said he did NOD wan, 10
zee anyone killed.
About year ago this same boy
,pcned switch ID Rutland yards aud
urned passenger train into The yards |
4 the Howe Scale works and bu. Tor !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01

We have read with pleasure the open
letter in the ST. Adams Messenger
from the Secretary Of the board Of
agriculture relative 10 the recent edi
ton u the year book just issued by
that body. Sir Aiken, ms secretary,
i probably doing the best that be can
under tbe rsesent conditions, but q
work Of so great value TO the state
should be handled by those who arc
accustomed 10 The laying out and max
ing up q publications Of this sort. II
u not necessary, as some seem b
think. that this work should be done
by trained newspaper man, as there
are few newspaper men who are con
yersanl enough with this class Of work
10 do IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01
Commissioners' Notice.
Estate u Ahis.AlL v. DANroRrn

ESTATE VI Ahit,AiL V, DASiDRIH
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon, Probate Court, ioi the District 81
Manchester. Commissioners 10 receive, en-
anime and aiius, all claims and demands Of
all persons against
abigail Y Daniofth late Of Rupert
IN said District deceased hereby give notice
that We will meet ior the purpose Of examln-
ing and allowing said claims al the residence
" oliver u, bantorth IN fast Rupert on
the Ath day OF January. iyos. from one
O'Clock y. N. 10 four O'Clock ,. IA. Of said
day. and that sin months iron the a,th
day OF July A. b 1907, is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors TO present
their claims to us Tor examination and
allowance.
Dated Al Rupert this sath day Of July
A. u, 1907,
FRED q. STONE, / 49,,
CHARLES NoRCROSS, so" "
Oliver ". Daniorh Admr, Fast Rupert, W.
i3-swy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01
Beautiful Vermont"

The Messenger has shared with
various contemporaries IN adssposiiion
10 express some criticism o. The recent
publication q The state board o. agri.
caltan exploiting The summer resort
aiataetions u Vermont, bal has deemed
i only just 10 make certain inquiries
~ Tbs editor - this Beautiful Yer
mont" before yclInr.pg into print
w.lA ia y.ewa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01

Tbs New York Stslc SeAlor 81
Weights aud Measures says that the
Rrocers u that slate arc robbing the
people II so 900 yearly through
The use 81 weights thai are light and
measures thai are shon They seem
10 forget that there IN difference 81
II per cent between dry and liquid
measure. How many Of our Vermont
people are getting all they pay fort
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01
PERU.

Invitations are out for the Centen.
NAL exercises Of the Congregational
church Of Peru. These exercises cul-
inmate on August 10, and are part Of
"Old Home Week" in Peru. and the
committee in charge consists Of Miss
Della Hapgcod, Mrs. Edna l.. b.
Swift and Otto J. Coolidge. !. is eX.
pecsed that there win be large A.
tendance.
PROGRAM.
AUGUST ii
Hoo a. m. Historical Sermon, Rev.
Charles X. Seymour, d. ID.
500 .. m. Y. p. 3. G. y. Patriotic
Service.
AUGUST Is
500 .. m. Prayer and Conference
Sons and Daughters Of the Old Church.
AUGUST 10
g:s5 a. M. Devotional Services At
The Village Church.
Hoo .. M. Historical Recollections
n the Former Center.
Speakers. Hon. d. X. simcnds,
Hon. J. X. Batcheldcr and others.
100 m. Dinner-Basket Picnic
eco D. m. Service Of Making Site
First Church Edi6ce.
600 p. u. Old Folks Concert.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01
EAST ARLINGTON,

Struck out by Mcnamara II; Hayden
4. Hit by Pitcher. Hayden |. Time
Of game 2:lO. Umpires johnson and
Lockwood. Attendance AIS.
The Equinox defeated North Ben
ningtOn last Wednesday. Score 9 to 3.
Batting for Equinox, Embury and
Prime; for Bennington, Evans and
Mattison. Umpire, Jack Johnson.
Embury struck out eight. while Evans
had six 10 his credit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01

From sll sldes ~ us come reports OF
ihe most severe storms. We have
been very foriHnais in escaping any
disastrous storms here IN this valley
aliho' there have been times whcn j
l0okasi AZ Tho We werr due.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01

The qa,ct sctscn q. the snrln~er In sp-
plying the air hrai. sersoos Sce'.
dent might hare resulted. kasl Al
issaningsea wss farnisbs-d by a via
ssre. John Robinson ~ thai risos,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01
Az changes 0f advertisements
must BE- in hand not later than
Tuesday morning.

The rtpoYs 81 ibe County Treasurer
il 10 ID saund 0n the iih page u this
issue II he JopMHAL. There viii be
a county TAI dae before long wc guess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01

yfh.s sexsssstnt . thfnFs - ss1ifss 80
sfFiStFa saselN m6s iaAi "a ave fts@st h@@fsfs
o. wsE - Fstseht
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01

We so ss@sst fasspse ~ Fsxtsvs tswa =
tetsyets Ha0 sag teNfss, ~ nfpts e go
t1st Frsw phs ere writer a. ~ ~ 49, 49, =
f8rf - peas assne. htsftsntspf as t@t@ses
srgws estntwNfsEA sssnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-01

J. Hamilton who knew tho people
there SO years ago and where today
hardly building remains and the
abandoned lands are used only for
pasturing and a few cases even OF
that. Fifty years is certainly a short
time but it can work wonders.
EAST ARLINGTON.
H. L. Coping of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is in town.
M. b. Hurd Of North Bennington
was in town Saturday.
r. II. Shuffelton has returned
from Torrington, Conn.
"A. Il. Walker left Wednesday for
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Bertha Hawkins is visiting
her sister in Eagle Bridge, N. Y.
Miss Rose Grady of Adams, Mass.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. N. Niles.
Miss Caroline Shuffelton of Ben
nington, spent Sunday at her home.
Marble City team of Rutland were
defeated by the g. M. BIS. Saturday,
July 20. Score IL 10 l.
Miss Ruth Craig and Miss Bullock
Of Fall River, Mass. are visiting rela-
tives in town.
d. s. Stone of North Adams,
Mass, spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mrs. Barbara Gaul left Tuesday
for Brooklyn, where she expects to re-
main several weeks.
Miss Florence Gilbert, of North
Bennington. gave recital in the
Congregational church Wednesday,
July 3lst.
The members Of the Congrega.
tional and Methodist Sunday schools
will give picnic at Santiago during
the coming week.
Miss Leone Robertson OF Green
wich. N. T., is spending several days
with her cousin, Nella II. Cole, of
Church street.
EAST RUPERT.
Joseph Baldwin spent Sunday in
town.
--Aiss Inis Frost OF North Rupert
visited friends in town few days last
week.
Miss May Frost is in North Rupert
iresrmakinR this week.
Mrs. Chas. Perkins and daughter,
Elva, are visiting in Rupert.
Henry Towsley has been i'll with |
but is better now.
-Silas and Robert Frost Of Dandy |
'pent Sunday with relatives ia town.
The Home Missionary meeting WINS
reid at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Phelps
IN Wednesday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eastman Of
)orset and Miss Winnie Stone o
)snby. were guests 81 Messrs Jenk
md Miss Mary jerks recently.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
@af9in9tom- Ngemtur
-oeS-
"9entf6em Gorrefponoent,"
@m. Sannemann, 1916 Maripn.
StraRe, N.'8.
TOO MnJei9en unb Betennnocn eutseaen stHput.
iuerbcn-
2OfaAcridltc aus @aibin9ton.

31net &inoer pernngliid t.
Sic 6eioen &inOer BON Serrn Gen.
JUS Bopne bon Ger. %, Slori0u-gpc.,
Genius, iln., nn0 IgncS BoDne, mltr-
ocn geitcrn Nohmittag gelegcntlid)
elmer Spo5icrfobrt aus Dem 9ltggD
gei6leuoert uno 10 idlimm perlcst.
0oB lie nod ibrer @oDnlng iibergc-
filbrt lpcrbcn miiBtcn.
Seinen Gcrlebungen erie
gen. ,
Goluoro &. Siltolop, ser Is Sabre
olte &rla6e bon Nr. 1929, @ StroBe.
lpeld)er am Somitag 6ei'n1 9aQipiel
bon einem &amerdoen o~ngerannt
muroe mo eil,en SdGOelbrild3 erlitt,
Itorb geltcrn an Den Solgen Ger crlit.
terell Scrlebungen.
Sol5bGn6ler banferott.
Slllilis ". Solion, Elm SolsbGno-
Ter bon a1ldcoItio, fat i'm 9iItrifts-
Sltprcme.@ eridt Inn oic @oblt6oten
oeS observation-disclosures nafgeludt.
*"" Die Sabresperiommlung be5
n8ollg6-Str. &eib- luto Spor Ser
Gins" finbct morgen S(benb I'M Ser
c~inslofal, Nr. 1918 llno 1920, @olg6.
StraBc, itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Sunncmnnf. unS llntcroana.
SnS @cttcr.

Sir WorplonO bclttc flor, nit 9[llS-
nobnle Oe$ mcitlidcn SbeilcS 0eS
StoateS, no es Gegen gie6t; morge1
Hegen uno bicI f6ltcr; leidte iiiolide
9Siroe.
@citcrn lpur sic h66Ite Tempero.
tur Ga @roO Inn 3 ltbr No6nlittogS
illo Die nieori0itc so @ro0 Inn 5 lt6r
WorgenS.
Sn ocu onocrcn @un0cS @ctter-
observation-disclosures iuurocn &C.
itcrn bic folgcnocn nieorigiten Cent
pcrotltrcn rc0iItrirt: GoItport sc.
&ortlonO 80, Bolton 40, MlbonD so,
SEEM gorf 46, EbiIo0cIpbio 4G,
gtlontic-GitD AZ, @oi6iugton 80,
Norfolf rs, Charlotte 56, SotteroS
50, @ilmington 56, GborlcIton So,
Sopounob SO, Sofionbile IS, Sitpi-
ter "A, &cp.g9eIt &c, qtlo1to 5S,
MontgomcrD GO, Seem = SrlconS GS,
EolcItinc 20, @olucItou 70, Corpus
Gbriiti 76, Wenp6is 60, Cincinnati
is, YittS6urg IS, SSlpego "a, 9uf-
folo 81, Glcpclono Sc, Detroit As,
glpcno 36, Wnrorlcttc 80, Green 9op
80, Chicago Sc, DULUTH "a, ct. Eoll
%, ct. QoltiS GA, &onloS Gitp So,
Smobo 80, &uron 90, @iSmorf is,
@iQiIton 16, Sabre "a, Selena %,
Solt 2ofe 40, Gerber %, Nortb-
EGotte 26, 9o0gc 2S, GmoriGo 80
ltno Sos gngclcS 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
IN ieocnt .Saus6oftc

lollte oas refine, mobli6m1ecfenoe So
lace"-Sler aus Sreo. 9ouernidmliot's
"americon 9reperp" itets porrGtbio
lelll Elm gelunoes llno i~tGrfenoes
@etrdnf. ScItelt cine 8robefilte bel
gltrem @irtb ooer per Gel. 6. & IS.
1854, 0io. 1881. 9ralterei 1104-
ll2o SlllensStroBe. (120)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

0creu Nomcll ser Gompngrie nid)t be
tonnt lin0.
Sic gcnoue 3obl ser &crnIiBter
fam jc0od) crit feItcgcItclt meroen
luenn Die Me2cun-Go. ON =. Mtui al
ibre Nrbeiter Die 2o6te mlS6c5obIt
uno mag lid) oicicl6e Damn pieQei6.
nod erG0ben.
Ger 9ru0er @urD'S Bier
SEER Soiepb gSorO bon gSilnlingtou
Gel, eit 9rllbcr OeS %gctootctel
Sorrp &orO, mel6cr bon ser c%initiir.
5clt0cu Wtoller bcgro6en luur0c, mal
0eItcrn al Der llngliifslt0ttc, I'M 81
lebell, oh CT nid)t ctlpoS fir Die Der.
Gitng ser 2cide t61tt f0nntc. @ort
mar elmer Der Glebotor.W ai6tniitel
ltnO mar sur Belt beS @~initllr5cS IN
cincm Der tleiren Gbiirntc, meld)c iid
iibcr 0aS God cr6obcu. &Gtten er
un0 iein College Molifel III Der Stel,
hung pcrbnrrt, 10 pGrcn lie ruo6r'
i6ei1lid) nit Gem Sebcn 6obon &c,
fommen; tie pcriltcbtcn o6cr 5t flie-
ben ltllo mllr0en BON Ser cinItiir5cn'
Den Wollcr crIdlo0cn, ais lic ben 90,
Ocn errci6tcn.
Sic 81 Gumun0So citen al
Gef0brlid) y.
9ie Ginitellull0 Der NGltltun0S-
orbcltc1 crfolgte nod) IuSiage OcS
Scrrn George Sbriper, 9liliItcnten
0cS ErGii0enten ser Baltimore.
O9io.@obn" 6eSbolb, neil sic Sngc.
nlellre Die 6ortlcbllng Der Nlr6cit ais
Scl6itmorO fir Die 9lrbeiter 6cjeid)
nctclt, 0a Der Eicr nod INNER inn
Sinfen begriiicn lit. &err Sbriucr
lo0te, cS milr0cn nbcr ole n~l00lid)ell
Nllltrcnglln9cn gemnd)t ncrGclt, INN
Die &eidcn Der &ernlibtcn 81 Bergen.
Nie Sriinner ocS cilrocItiir5ten
9oltcS luurOcn bereit5 Douit1noi0
ollrdItdt, cod obne Grfpla. IS ipor
5ucrlt eggplant, Souhcr 5lt beriuen.
Den, INN ltod) ocn 2cidnolnell 5lt lt-
denL 0o o6cr Der Bier nod ltidt felt
liegt, mlr0e Scr Elon ais 5ll risfunt
bCtrodltct.
4ie trio6c 0eS Ginitnr5cS
nod un6efonnt.
Nod Itgo6c 0eS &errn S6ripcr
bat Die Sobn0eielli6aft nod feline &c.
nolle Snformotion ii6er sic llrio6c
Oes ltngliifS. 9ieie S%Snfornlotion
fam MIR 0ege6cn peroclt, lpenn S5ltz
gcnieure, pclde nit elmer 0erorti0cn
'Trbcit pcrtralit linb, cine geltolle ltl1s
tcrllldatllg porgc11ommen Go6en. 9ie
llnterlid)tng miro cingeleitet, io6alo
ellle IoldJe moglid) iein miro. gttS
0lclem @rlllDe tit notiirlid) and nod
lll0t fclt5uItelerL luer oen &crll1It I'll
trogen bat. cbenio penig fonntc sic
9obc ocs Werlu.ites bis icBt feIt0eItelt
lperOen. 9ttr 5lpei 9rittel 0eS 8ier$
iullrOen ourd Den Ginitltr5 IN Wit-
leloelll6oIt gc5ogcn. Der gon5e Gicr
loltc nit einent GoItenauiruon0 bon
Sl5O,0OO erridtet merocn. Son bic
lem gctrogc iinO bereits $500,00O bis
100000 an Die Gontroftorcn be.
5oGlt.
Wtro Deute bcer6igt.
Gte SccrOigrng 6cS Scrrn Soluoro
\, Gllerocr, Superintenoerttcn Ser
~9fcSean Contracting &c." ser am
SmnIto0 lcit 2cbel1 bel ser &oto1tro=
pbe perlor, finbet bellte Nodmittoo
bon Der @obnlung ieincr Mllttcr,
6ror 2. Gli5nbetb GaerOer, 91r.15t2,
SarlcllsIpenlte, alts allf 0ent, @reell-
mount = 6riebbofe" ltott. &aItor :.
y. Gobblns bon Ser biid). mct6. Grace
miro oen Sroucrgottesoienlt
boltell llho ais 9obrtll6trGger ipcr-
cen Die $50. Grnit Gnltidl go6crt
gtoel $. MottGcns, @0oor
SomeS 81. Stoncbrofcr, Sol.
VI. Stonebrofc, Carroll Stoluc 1t1o
8. Eenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Sin i%ucrtbuo(rs Inregcmittcl fiir's
Griihinhr.

Suit SIT Oieier Sabres5eit fii6leii
piele Berlonen Die Notbwenoigfeit Ell
ltes gilten anregemittels uno Die me-
oi5ihilfen g1ltoritdten iagen, oaB
eineS Der Grofeiiion beitbefonnten
Mittel nad Dem f~olgenoen He5ept 3ll-
Iammen geiebt lit, meldes in pielen
6omilien bcltdliOig benlitt uro ais
Don bodltcm 8ertbe gei61et lit:
1 Gram fliiiIiger giidu Ggtraft,
" l(n5c 9llio Wirtllr,
1 Gram fliiliger @entian Gont-
pound Grtraft,
~ ltn5en @aiier.
Die Goiis lit elm S6eeloffel pon
Oreimal oes Cages Dor oen Woblsei-
ten uno oie @irfulig ioG poaItGnoig
lpie gewiinidt fem. Sir einen germ.
gen Yreis = etipa 40 Gents - miro
irgenb elm gutter 9lpotbefer bieles Me-
5ept fiiaen, ODER sic 9eltonotbeile
m0gen gcfaitft lno 81 Sallie gemiidt
iucrben. (12W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
217, Si-Yaltimore- Strakc.

Sin idjncs nnb niitlideS 8cidjcnf
fir MnscbDrigc. 1T INNER cine lcbens-
srohc photographic obcr cine fiinit-
lcriid uollcmbcte Gopie cincs alien
Yilbcs in GrapOn, @aHerfarbc, Del
upcr Gaitea. Die id6nltcn Gabinet.
bilbcr MIR 81 pro 9mtenb.
Snlins Scbbel, oeutider Bbotosrap9,
co., 321 Norb.@ ap.S trnfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Std0t Baltimore.
1tntcrGaltnn9s @cglucilcr.

y2lnnc0'e" = ,NlUDiiinin".
r@aeHtN" 49, g@ons6 Con 9urIesOuero".
rSuroiS" r. nJtip gan NSiuile".
DSunioaD" - ~ Si9bt for 9ooc".
pMIbnngb'S" ~ pSlu toe Comforts of Some.
nAnbiturinm" Bath In NoliticS".
uWpar1ldno" - 2eiib's &nlocOilc.
,9em Mnnumcutnl" ~ .ISiaiums' Socals"
rSuhtn'c," Nr. 40i-I06, Sit'SnltiuiprcsS Str.
3d9lt0 neutrality-suspicious. mo bcucg.
Iidbe 8iIoer.
nWiuIical 9lrt Cub" - SicnItuQ, ocn Z. Mtut,
@benbs, CONCERT in Der ,MIiiils glinbcmic.
Snieban, uSriulcs Sarf", - Scttc Ta6niituo
nm 4 ubr, NaLtimore 0enen Melparf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

8coeutenbe &opitaIcr-
boGung. - 0ic 9ireftoren uuo
NftionGre Ser nWcrd)untS' ono Wti-
ncrS' Transportation 60" bieltcn &C.
itcrn Na6nlittog cine Spc5iol = Ser
Iommlung SIM 3lued Ser &ergroBe.
rung oe5 Stomnfopitols bon So
100000 ouf $5,OO0,OOO. s(uBcrDcm
beobIihtigt sic @oieqi6oft, cine 90
jdbri9c anIcibc bon $3,250,000 81 4
Hro5cnt oilf5rnc6n1cn, nm onnnit Die
fiir5lid boz Ocr nN..9, N,.S. onO
SortfprosGiicn6obn" g%cfaufte ngSino-
ior.2inic" 81 bc5ablcn.
SIN Sntcreiie OcS inter
nationalen 6rte0cnS. - Sn
Scr McGoD-SaQc ocro So6ns Sopfin5,
llnipcrIitGt" finoet om nGdI:cn 6rei-
tag unn 5 llGr NoAmittogS cine Ser.
iammlung Der Scniocr-aloIie Der
rSoGnS SoptiuS-llniucrIitGt" itntt,
i'll pclder bic 9oltimorer @miii1rc
81 Der 6rie0enS , Gonfcrcn5 in 9fc'p-
Oorf NniprodJcn bolten mcrOen ii6cr
Die Gerbanollungcn ulli Scr Ncp-0orz
Ter Gonfercn5. Sic Nollptreoncr oc5
Cages meroen Or. Ionicl s. @ilr1on
uno SER eugene 2epcring ieir.
81 ii # dtSooIlc Arbeit-
scber, = Gic GngroS- 8ubponrcr-
gcld1Gite bobcn iid) 0ubit gcciligt
i5rc @cl6Gftc bon 0tontog, bcn tG.
Wfoi, at bis gum 7. Ill0lilt nm . ltbr
0o6nlittogS ul0 ol SomItogcn &C.
rcits I'm 1 llbr Na6nlittogS 81 l6lie-
zen.
9cfanntcr @ctnbGn0ler
in Ncm Dorf gcItorbcn.
SEER George 5ining lit g~citcrlk iii
aenntniB gciebt mor0cL bob III 9{clp.
Yorf Der bicr oQ0cncin bcfonlte
@cinb1nolcr 2ouiS @rctiN pun Der
sSirma 8. @rctId) & So, onlclbIt &C.
ltorben lit.
Gobbincr DIT Dor 9 D.
t item. ST. 6. q. &~ubcnitcin Stab
biner oeS Sar Sinoi 9cmpels, iprodb
geitern Ibeno ppr Dem W2Gnnerpercin
Der Sunting0on . goemte 9optiIten-
Stride ii6cr 0a5 Sbcmu: Sic Stel
lung zines oltert Bottles in elmer mo.
Oerlien &clt."
9etngter 0rdutigam.-
SEER George 70. Soplor bon Wlcn,
burnie, Nnne Nrltnoel. County, ser
0aS ltnttli6e 9(lter bon 10 SSa6ren CT
reid)t 6ot, iurrOe geItern 9todw1ittog
init Der AZ Sabre alten tSrnli Georgia
SdGifer in Der @obnung Der 2este.
rem, 9tr. 43, @eit 9arre.S troBc,
oltrd BoItor Samuel 90. @roiilin
bon Der bid. metb. Eotterion Melno.
riol.aird)e IN Nnlueienbeit ieiner Sim
Der, Gflfel uno llrenfel g~etrout Sros
ieines alters mari6irte Serr 3aplor
am Mrm ieiner 9rollt Itramm in ooS
Sod)3eits SKINNER. Gr iogte, ct fiiblc
10 jung iuie Dor 90 SSnbren, ols er
5itm erlten Mal gebeirotbet babe.
ahellos falo 81 Gbren scr Neuper-
nlablten I'M Salie Der TodJter oeS
Serrn Saplor, Der 5rau Moggie Hap,
Nr. 1740, Glarfion.S traBe, Elm Gna-
pfang itott. 9toh bcmielbcn troten
Serr unb 5rou Goplor cine furse
Sod18eitsreiie OIL. IieieIben lperoen
ibren @obniis IN @lenburnie neGnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
WeIb1cnbnnocn

nab Deutihlano "a Gents pro Narf,
nah Oeitreih 2O1% Gents pro 2rone.
Gorto EXTRA. Shiffsfarten bon unb
ndd 9eutidIanb. Meiiep6iie, SEED.
lei, G~reoitbriefe -,in6-auaIGnoiihes
@eIo. Sbeo. s. 9iener e &c., 2t7
Dit-BaItimore-S traBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Nag MeiHcrt,
ScntId)er H,9otparapb,

4U9-411 Wor6'W SfraRc,
wlaG .9iciiiert, 400-I1t. Worb.@ab. etrahe.
(9e8t1.1S)
Spe5ial.Dffcrtc
Tnr fir cine fnrde Rett.
; ietttifc ,GabincisYortraitS unb 1 Ieberserobe8
GDrtrait nit feinem Slabntcn fir $3.50.
gitte. adbtct Gle arf metne g6ref|e:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
: Safe"

Wr. 414, @cit-5 agcttc-S trakcy Sarl
Sdmibt, SnBabcr. 8iir56nrgcr Spf-
brGn friid am 3apf. Diners, Sompcrs
Il Ia carte. Sm Sturgeon Gr5ffnnng
bcs SOmmergartcns. (g[pril t,tS.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Slcp. Sicncr e. Ep.

Gciie' glrealt uno @ehielitnbe.
Sdiffsfarten bon unb nad 9eutid-
lano nit Dem Norooeuti6en 2lopb
ltno amOcren 2inien., &eiiep1He,
&efiel, Greoit6rieie un6 @eloienbun-
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
d)e Ser.
m M ltunpu

Ger meme SefretGr Ser
~6cocruteo Gboritics," Or. s. SO.
Mtagrltocr, mcl6er sur Belt Yuitor
ut Der bollptiG6liditen @etbooiiten-
STRIDE in EortlnnO, Moine, lit, miro
5itm I. September nod Baltimore
fpmmcn linb icin g(mt ottretelt. 9is
bo6in miro @r. Charles q. Goop,
6inoll5-S cfrctGr Ser ySeberoteo Gbo.
rifles" oltd Die 8fli6ten beS &C.
neral ScfretGrs iibcrnebmen. Der
ilcile Generals efretGr lit al Sabre
aft ultb loG Elm cncrgii6er Mtont
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

Cine 20jdhriee Chdtiefeit
upo maSsrnr 9iaridtnrs aur gsfeiHaama yon
NreGsf&Goen o6ne S6neioea
befdbist uaIcre gcbanbluno fir Mauner aub
Trauci,
a.S'abs Graminatiun fret.
Or. Gpan9lcr,
(Mpril 21.Go,0i,Gr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

Seine Goniirmatipns.Mnsia
madt ". anierim, aunoenidneiocr,
Nr. IL, Noro.gntaip.Strube.
(gIpriI17-i9iar)
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@ampaAne ont M66ern.


Die oemofrotii6e %,Gnmpognc ouf
T0oern" 6cpegte ii6 geltcrn 9tbcn0
6ur6 Oie lie6ente @aro, un0 bic 9teu-
belt Oieier g(rt Ser Gampogncfiibrung
brod)te cine ie6r 9robe 3uborcri6oit
Rerbci. Die ocmofrotii6en Gampogne-
fil6rer bQffen, ouourd) morltben @1b.
Ter SIT errci6en, Ser our6 8criamms
lltngen in Saaen nidt 81 errei6en lit.
0ur9 Itereoptii6e 9ilocr luurOe ben
Sorern uno 3uidauern flor genlodt,
mic 0aS Oemofrutii6e Gicfct geItimmt
nerOeu mltB.
&epubIifonii6e Ser.
q M III lungen.
Die Hepublifoncr bielten gelteru
Nbcn0 Scrlammlllngen in Der 9roa0-
man : Warftbnlle, no Wonor 5ima-
ltuS uto icin gci6lngener @egner
6ronf Is. @nfter 5lt Sen Ieonern
3dblten; III Der ngintrodt : Sale"
ollf 2ocuIt-Yoint, in Nr. 1928, SIt-
WoOiionItroBe, an Nortb- Ipenile uno
9arclopitroBe, in Nr. 81, 8eIt-Tre-
ItonItroBe, rno al Yrotts ut0 6reoe-
riditraBc, no ltereoptii6e 9iloer &C.
debell mltr0en.