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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-30

the delegates all report pleasant and
profitable trip. The delegates from
Post c. who were Marcus Hasty, Mr..
and Mrs. William Kramer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Starr. left Norfolk Fri
day evening via steamer for New
York city. and after spending day
or so in New York city, went to Phil
adelphia and Washington on their re-
turn home, making a pleasant trip.
We do not believe that our friend,
Mr. Mckenzie" of Colorado. will try
to be elected national President in
any future national convention. We
certainly think that Mr.. Mckenzie
has been turned down a sufficient
number of times to satisfy any one.
James Lewis and wife, Marion
Shreeve and family, Harry Lincoln
and family will leave Monday for
Sand Lake to be gone two weeks,
fishing and otherwise enjoying tnem-
selves Any one wanting fish from
the crowd will please leave his or
der early as the demand will no
doubt be great.
John B. Hegger HES himself away
to Spiceland after the Fourth to re-
cuperate for two or three weeks.
Spiceland citizens no doubt will take
to the tall timbers when they hear
that John is coming. They really do
say that John kicks the top branches
off the trees when he gets to Spice
land.
Saturday night was the regular
meeting night, but no business of
special importance was transacted;
only the usual routine.
Please do not forget to pay your
It. p. A. dues Remember that Mon
day yau are delinquent. and If YOU
should get hurt you wouldn't get a
cent. Send your check at once to w.
ID. Chambers, Terre Haute, Ind, if
you have not already done so.
Our worthy president advises us
that the ladies' feature is TO be con-
tinued. and nothing preventing re-
occurance of last months pleasant en- /
viii take place in July.
regarding this will be an
bounced later.
Next Saturday night there will be
, regular session of the board of di-
.ectors. and it is desired that every
par,her he prpsput as there are some
matters to come up that are of inter
sst to the post. Do not fail to be in /
attendance. W. II. @.
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News of the I. P. A.


NATM nual convention of the
80 aAxsn9l Travellers Protective
WPlMNAM Association is over
W&3lm The doings and mis-do
ings of that august
body of r. p. A. intelligence, consist
ing of 439 select members from the
5000 total membership, has gone
into history.
In point of numbers the convention
was the largest ever held. The pleas
ant trip for the delegates going to
Norfolk, coupled with the fact that
the organization at the present time
has the largest membership in its
history, was the reason, no doubt OF
the large convention.
Indiana was on the floor with 90
delegates and every one or the DO
wanted T. Schuyler Logan of IIay-
cite. elected national secretary and
treasurer They came mighty near
electing him. No doubt the harmonious
condition of the National Association
and the prosperity it has enjoyed in
the last two years caused several of
the delegates to feel that a cnange
for national secretary and treasurer
for national secretary and treasurer 1t
was not necessary When they votes
was found that Mr.. La Beaume was
only elected by twelve and a Salf
votes When Indiana could not Sc
cure the national secretary and treas
urer it did not feel that it wanted
anything else, and as consequence
Indiana the largest division, with the
largest delegation, came home with
out securing any representation in the
national councils in any form next
year
The election of the national presi-
dent was a surprise but it seems that
the convention did not want Mr.. Ochs
of Louisiana, nor Mr.. Mckenzie OF
and so demonstrated by
casting its votes for the two dark
horses
Neither the outgoing president, Mr..
Howe, nor ex-President Johnson had
been candidates for the national pres
idency, but at the last hour their
narnes were sprung aud the contest
between the two was very exciting,
Mir. Johnson being elected by small
majority.
Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned on Thursday night by the ma
.ional president trying to adjourn the /
after division had been !
called for 1t seemed that there was
politics in the convention |
his year. there being two Distinct fac I
ions, one of which wanted the con- 4
rentioned adjourned and the other did 4
lot. Through some misunderstanding 4
IN Mr. Howe's part, re refused TO 4
.ecognize the call for division and 4
t came very near causing Il riot. 1
However. the Rev. d. Wilson. national I
chaplain. after few minutes effort
in quieting ..the boys" az
er which the division was taken, re-
ulting in the majority voting against
The convention then
,eDt in continuous session until five
o'clock Friday morning. eiecting the
lational president. national secretary
md treasurer and other national off,
ers in the meantime.
Milwaukee was chosen as the next
lace of meeting. Taking it all in
II. the convention was a success and
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fteme. Sweet Home.

The chief reason for leaving home is
that one may the better enjoy coming
back TO IT. Home is the place we have
SO studiously suited TO our own needs
that il fits rs like an outer envelope.
In no other house do we feel so abso-
lutely ourseiyes--London Truth.
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1t goes to the root on disease. invig.
crates, strengthens, exhilarates. Its
life-producing properties are not con-
tanned in any other knowh remedy.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea
or Tablets, So cents. A. c. Luken C
Co.
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FOR CHARTER MEMBERS
Pleasant Affair Given at Lynn by the
w. r. c. Last Week.

Lynn, Ind. June 29-The Woman's
Relief Corps entertained four Of the
charter members at the beautiful home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Guyer. There
were about forty there. including the
G.. A. r. post. Refreshments We're
served
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The MONDAY OfLife.

Married people should leah what TO do for
one another's little lie, and FOR the Ills of the
children that may comeN ney are sure sooner
or later to have occasion><o t-eat constipation
or Indigestion. When thc>Spoortunity comes
remember that the quickest way to obtain relief
and finally permanent cure. n with DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. the greaA herb laxative
compound A bottle should always be in the
house It costs only SO cents or 81 N drug s.2res
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Leaving Richmond 1l:15 p m. via
c., c. & L. lands you in Chicago al
700 a. N. Through sleepers and
coaches. You will like it. apre-tf
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And now the glorious, insane old
Fourth Is approaching with its long
list of fatalities and accidents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-30

We don't care IL you are skepticaI:
We don't care il you have no conf
dence. 1t makes no difference TO us.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do the work or no pay-that's fair. s5
cents. A. G. Luken & Co
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apr6-tf

Throw away pills and strong cathartics which
are violent in action. and always have hand
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. the guaranteed
cure for constipation and all diseases arising
from stomach trouble
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-30

c.. G. & L. ticket agent will sell you
sleeping car tickets to Chicago for
their 11:15 p NJ. train Call on
him. apr6-tf
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Entered a, Richmond, Ind, Postoffice
AS Second Class Mail Matter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
barbara EiuoIina.

IS itarb an 9. goperoer 1907 barbara
5tnblina, 40 Sabre alt, geliebte Satin bon
3bepoore SinoIing. G'er>panote mo 5rennbe
iino nbtunespol einaeldber, Der Beerotgilt9
bei3ufuobneit, pelfe am Wuntag, AabrIlita9s
3 ltbr, ton ibrer gSobnung. 9tr. 46, @arrt'on.
Care, aus uif Der ,9oioot Bari 9emeterp'
itnttiinbct. geiiehIina priOntim. L3I4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Sphu ~. 81. Saiie,

. GO itarb am 10. giopember 1907 Juhn u. n.
Safe I'M Nlter bon ! 9abr. 4 Ntonotet liilo 20
lngen. ~9eIiebiee S0bld,eIl non 9mii uno Iod
Suiie, Och. Yuddn. Die 0eeroiauite finoet am
ftcnitag, gia6miitu9s 2 ubr. bonn 1rauerbaliie.
Nr. tiO5, E%oiomdcs StruBe. aus itatt.
Hufeil lpelfen uno perfhUinber.
Wiunbe faat ais anofpe ab.
Sft perit 6reii!,oe tanIl iih, itiloeIl.
3renni iie fhou Der Zoo ms Srub.
Gh! audl iener Elas lit leer!
Infer Sp6n 1T nitt mebr!
8cptbmet uun ieinen Gltern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Wcrthn Whrenot.

Gs iiurb ant 10. gionember 1907 Bertha
Nbrenot i'm @lter bon SO 9abrer uuo g Iios
Mlinnic 8utg. Nr. 2209, @ougbs strnbe. Sic
Heeroieune finoet Wittwpdb, ben 10. yiooemher
1907. Jtatniitnes um 2 llbr. itatt. Sernanote
uilo 6reiitoe ltno otttllgsooI eiilgelaoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Mnrie elizabeth Sicf.

g. itarb ant &. Nooember 1907 Dlarie Gli5a'
beth Sicd in ibrem 81. 2ebensiabre, &iltlue bon
Molm j. Sied. 8erluarote urb 6reuIloe Der
SImilie iirb uhiunesoou einaelaoen, Der Beer
bi1ura heiSupoblcn, peldhe Wuntag, ben II.
EobeInber. giafmittaps 2 lib, bon Der &obs
ning ibrer lpfter, gtr. 324, Yearl.Sirabe, aus
ii1o nm E23 lbr nad Der ocuifCbeh futbertideit
q. Raulesairte, Gdc Sretlonts uno Saratp8as
Strdbe, itattfiuoet. (3t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

Sn @icbcnfppfu ipurDc
fiir5lid, oltf G%cronloiiung Der 9crlis
ncr Criminals oli5ci Elm romcrifoni-
id)er Sbcrit" perboitet, Der lid Mart.
milan Count De En'ip nom Sort Su.
milton bel Neiu.0orf noni,tc llno an,
CAB. ied)sfohcr MiuionGr sit icin uno
nlchrcrc Glitter in @ronoenbura Il,
bciisen. 8rof De Eoiip bate Die
ifonc Sod,ter oes @icbenfopier Ypli.
5eimndtmeiIters fennen gclernt mo
mollte bic erioroerlifen Shrittc 81
iciner &erbeirutbung nit bcrielbcn
tbun. Gr bcnblidtiotc, nud) Yoria
mo BON oo nnd) GnNlano 5lt reiien,
no Damn Die &ercbelid)ung ituttiin.
ocn ioatc. Gem Observation-Disclosures
ltie9en 9ebenfen nlli, mo er mollotc
iid) an has nmcritonild)c 3oniulot il,
Berlin. Tic Solac iuor sic Icrbofs
tllt0 oca augcblihGn @rnicl,, Scr
Mor Sdlcn,on0f bcibt II. ans Stuu.
pitt III Der Tropin5 @rnnocnbllrg
ltonlmt. Sd)lenlonat lit cit gcfGbr.
lidlcr MGbhcnhGnbler mo iplirbc
ldon longcrc 3cit itcfbrieflit Der
iolgt. Ger id)oucn 9icbenfppieri,t
hattie or bcrcits $50 Mnrf nb9eidmin'
bclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

Stills Sefrct1r OcS
Shatanlfea HcOnolos, Der Tiibrcr
Der aneritaniIhcn Gommiiiion, pel.
die 0elltihlono bereiit bat. nm Die
3ollperbaltniiie gu itubiren, iogtc orlI
Dem Santett, ons sic nmerifaniihe
vNliociotion of Commerce anoSrooc"
IN berlin Der Gonniilion 81 Gbrcn
neranitoltct hattie: ,ySir limo niht &C.
tomlncl, I'M Carrie Sll repioiren nllo
@clcbc SIT Gn0crL ionoern mir lino
Gefomllcll, I'M 5lt ieDcn, 81 boren
llno 6ll lcrncn. @ir iino gcfommcn,
Inn Die bclltitc 9ltmoipbGre teilnen
5lt lcrnell. INT bic 3olpcrbGltniIlc
pom bcutlfcn S%tan0puilttc aus 5ll
tctrod)tcll, Inn nit Den Scntihen ais
Wom 81 Monn iiber 3olidNmicrig-
feitcl, mo 3pllperboltniiie 81 rebcil.
Vei inlcrenlS trcbcn nod) @elcbrllng,
Die, pic mir boiien, WtiBDerit1nbniiic
mo SontrouCricn in ,%}nfrnit perbil-
tcn miro, lit oic ocntife Hegicriug
ms III iebcr Mciie entgcaen gcfoln-
men. &bre 9eanlter. bonn bod)itcu
bis SIM nie6rlQltcll, Dabcn inns lcoc
Sbiir 9coifnct unh lirb ms IN Der
frclthOlid)lten mo cbrlid)ltcn Wcile
he9eanet. Mir IN ben Gcrcini1ten
Stoatcn beQcn ben groBten Hcipcft
Dor oem aeld1ftlid)en &oronld)rciten
Teutid)Iano'a, Sie Morte nWooe in
Germany" ouf iraenoluelfen Mau.
rcn baben iilr inns oicIelbc @eoeil.
ting fiir bic 8iitc elmer Woare, lpic
0as @prt Sterling" nilf nnlercm
Silbcr. @ir baben bilrd) Die Grfab'
rlt1g lciltc @eifoitspolitit fenncn &C.
lcrilt, nnb Die %ereini9ten Stootcn
uto anocrc %onoer tbdtcn gut ooran,
tic lid SIT cincn SIT MAIDEN. Iielc Eo.
litif 5ielt oobin, sic @aarcn bcr5u'
%itcllcrL, bic oloere Climber sit faufen
piinid)cn, nid)t aber crit oic Wnoren
bcrSliteacl luno Damn lid) SIT bclltil'
ben, tic nnbercn 2dnoern nlif5il5iuin'
gen. @ir lpoQen nitts ais Die irei,nb'
lidlltcn 9%e5icmtnaen 3piihcn ocn bel.
ben 21uoern, lr,,o mir ipcrOcn nod
&rdftcn bobin pirfen, bieie 9e5iebi,ns
gen nod ST. beiiern mo oen Setlt Der
Sreunoidoft ;u ltdrfcn. ltno oanlit
criiiQen mir MN oe1 Wlr,id Der Ser
einigtcn Stoater, inipobl Der onttli'
djer @elt lpie bes gal,5en Solfes."
9luf Die Iragc nod ben politild)en
Mllsliften in Nnnerifa a%nttportetc
Serr Hepnolos nit elmer Inefoote.
beren Sinn Ser mar. DAB in ben Der
einieten Staaten fein Mann su Tin.
ben iei, Dem Die &Ieioer Rooiepelt'S
pabteit. llno be;iielif Der arilis in
0allsStrabe meinte Ell, einigen Der
@erren iei bel Der 6obrt I'M ShncQ.
S,,ae etuos sid,e ih's Mit9c geflo1el.
Sic idlimpiten nuo fInhten. piiroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

lnerenaf It e2e9il dfAiE
ioQ o~ifi3iell bon Der Staot Baltimore
angegaugen weroen, Die @irtbS'G 81
ccn5en Don $50 oui $50 Collars uno
menn mogIid aui 1000 Collars 81 Err
b0ben. 80 leien mir III Der .Nelus"
pom lebten Samlto9. Gie Sicen5en
iollten erbobt peroen, nm Der Staot
cin Mcbreinfommen Don elmer Dtil'
lion j0brlld) 5u iid]ern. Soffentlih III
ons MIR ein Jilbler. mo niht crnlt
0enleint. @orum loQtcn @irtbc mo
bic 9iirger, lpelde i6r @laa Bier,
@cin ober ibren Shnappa trinten,
cine lpeiterc Minion iiir oic Staot.
toiie ouibringen. @ir iino ood nld)t
ollca Observation-Disclosures bar, Sett
iton bot Die Stabt ein Giufommen
bon 10000 Collars bon 0cn Wirtbs-
&iccn5en llnb Der Stont, ipeIdcr Elm
Nicrtcl ser Sicel5.Ginnobnlcn crbGlt,
be5og oorous $4,000 Collars. sit
Sinn BARN, bob oic @ilrecr 9nlti,
norc's no6 mehr ais 10000 Col.
lorS pro Sobr lcolalid aus @irtba.
@iccnSc1 an bic Counties obgcbcn
olldl an Die, uelhe troden gclegt limo,
III Oenen obcr obnc Sicer5 cbcnio gut
Spiritllolcn conlllmirt peroen, lulc III
baltimore. Iie Steucrratc miro IN
Nlclct Counties nl,i Soften Der StaNt
nlc0riger. llnb 0aS @elo tomnnt meilt
aus ocn Saiden Der logenonntel
flcIncn 2cute. SaS @irt6Sgcld)0it lit
cin lc9olcs. 0Gre cs bns nid)t, 10
f0nltc meoer bic 0unoearcgierllllN
nod bic Staoten cine Steuer BON
ocmlelben erbeben. Sit oas @eid)dft
abcr Gin geietlideS, 10 miro tein &c.
rcdlt lno biuig bcntcnoer Menih
Oniiclbe e~rcciiip b%citeucrn. 3oS &c.
rcd)tigfeitsgefiibl lit ober IN ocn Ser.
Stoatcn lpeiten .&reiien Ser @cpolfc.
rllIg abban0en getommen. WcrDen
gelpiiic @irtbihoitcn uno Spelunfcn
81 cinem 8emcinifuocn, 81 cincm 81.
ientllden Ier9ernib. 10 bat es Die
Sta0toermaltlng IN ibrcr Wod)t,
ben @emeinihooen 81 bcicitieen,
Gurh cine grbobung Ser 2icen3 abcr
mcroen bieie 8eminihGoen nidt allS.
0cnlcr5t, pobl aber cine grobe gmobl
o%nit0noiger @irtbe aus DEM 8eid6it
Qe0rGngt ulo broolos gcmoht. Seine
&luIien.@ eictgebumg, uno hus mare
sic 2icen5erbobung, ocnn tic miirhe
Die Irbcitcr iuno fleincn 2eiltc, bie
9epobnt iinb, ibr 8los Bier SIT trim.
fen nn IdJmeriten t%reiien. Tngcgen
mllb cneraiid, Eroteit eingelegt wcr,
Den uno JIG Iriibcr bcito better.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Qpubpn p. Harf . Eemetert.

VHrcan. 9ar. Fl, Nefi.s arntpsa.straRe, nno
Saupt-Gtngang. Irebertd.Rnab:
yeardbriyp!dte bon $25 an unter beftd1oieet
9uft6t. G1nittbIumcn. lGepinoe. WfIunstft etc.
peroen i'm 1reibbanfe nm Snupt'9 ingala .ae'
funeen. Infer Ieent WirS, ipent eetpiinttt,
oorfprehcn. p2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
8curac 8ria.

Qeioeil @corgc 0rin in "ieireil 81. 9ebensiubrc.
G~eIiebter Sobn bon @uttirieo mo Cora 8rta.
Gle 9eerbiaune finbet am Eiemitas. WIorqens
nm s llbr, bon Der gSobnrn9 ietier S6ipe'tcr,
gr. 2919, Sfts9JidoifonsStrdbe aus nab Der
Ct. Nnorcaszstirfe itatt. no I'M Q llbr cine
A~eoiiemmeiie fir icin SeeIen6eiI gebaiten miro.
(3I4--M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

o6er Dos Stiidden Sblade ld)on mie.
Der berousreibcn. Ser Sfnell3ug
bolte ibretncgen niht an.
Gas Sine. @olfsbIott"
ihreibt: nIie llrtllrenfcl @albing.
toms erbebcn Iniprith ouf Den
@rllnh mo @obcn, ouf peld)em Gin.
cinnoti iid) befinbet. Gen liegreiden
Nus9ong zines iolhcn Ero5eiies lper-
Den bicllrentel Der llrurenfel nibt ers
leben. Ser Iniprltd lit id)on etnos
81 alt, INN 9erid)tlibc Entertaining
81 finben."
Sic r nj ourere in
Srantreid) 5Gblt nod Oen Ingaben
Der rNnnlloire De Ia Srance.Mncon.
nerie uniperielle" 9 maurilhe Yi1d)te
bon 81, sic ollf europa fommen: Der
0robe Orient nit 296 2o9en (popon
So inIoris) uno $1,000 Witglieoern;
Die 8rubc 2o9e nit 81 Silinlen uno
$1,000 Witglieoern. SIS fonlmt alIo
Elm S~rcinloltrer olli 1910 Ginuobner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Suhn Seriuig & Sobn,
Qetdhembeftattrr nnb GintaiInmtrtr,
Hr. zoos, ErteanS. StraIe.
SuetaaeSh1ft: Er. 524, GaSterri. Muenne,

Stghlanotoiun, Baltimore suutg.
B.r bdber in iinierer ldieer Seihdfisprdrls
s(rm uuo Heit beerhist. Siro nit s~eri1aerI
Troiit 5ufrieoeil. Die %feiriien &ntffcn aeIic'
8eIeoenbeiten. Geibc Telephone. (Wtai2s.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
gRrsau hes stnbt.8 cometere.

1T, WUUCTTUtI IVUT'
Ter Stnht.Beometer miro am Santiiag, oen
tb. NppeIuber 1907. 6itr lnten aIt9egeDelieH
3ett an Grt llno Stele erihetren nilo oas ID
oeuii Der fclecnben StraBen etnbliren:
&uoiun g4uep. 6luif6en Der eiiSn r
uu6 3ipeiiinoJpan8ielien Sirabe, um ~ upr
Gprmiiia9S.
CHARACTERIZATION lmifhen Der Ginuno5nnn3lg,
ten uno 3iueiunp5ipnrilgiteit Strabe, mn lV'So
Nalctgb &, Sbpmns,
(9l5) 5iaotdSeometer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
,Scrman Htd)ter.

Is itar5 am o. yiopentber 1907 Strman
Ridter, Sdtte Der beritorbcnelt @lilabetb Htds
ter, Die @cerniauna finoet G%tenitns, Rad
mittnes nm . uBr. bon Der 2Sobnung Der .Srali
lurter. gr. 81. 8rpiun'S Cane, aus ditt Der
,ySeftern Cemetery" itait. GLIB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
&uuo(alun.

Ser ftbnfte uuo erbbie Sriebbpf in gaIti'
more. GerminuS Der .3tpunn Suf Iroleps9it;c.
itcr Vertreter auf benz Sriebboie, GonntnaS ben
o ilbr WloreerS biz 8 tlbr elbenos, an @ot;er'
tnaeu auf Serabreourg. 8rabftdtteH gu allen
Treifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
''ngtfanntmadungeu
stcuer. Eepartcmeut, Mathbaus.
altlmpre II. Hupenlber 1guts
Ntdbtia iir riiditaiIbigc Stcucr3hbler!

HrWnH THF IHuHuHu'Ht SN HtfJHF.tI.u
Sieuer3ubIer, Die nit ben @riiIioeigeHtpuIns'
Stelern bon 1908 I'M Sl,iiianoe ft!o. fueroen
bierourh benahri6ttgt, hab Die 9duier, dl'
pelte iolhe Steuerl BIS Samitag, ben 10. NO
fifth am ndtIien Wicrtu9 W,uraeit. ben is. DO
beniber, in Der ,crn" uro benz "Gfutfben
Gorreiponoent" sum Ntrfalif a~nge3et9t toeroen.
Sotortipe SnbIliua ,p!ro bic gro6er. ~tpelteren
~llnfpften pernteioen.
Srauf 9ropr,
C315) S.cuereinneGner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

VGTttmore %. Siiober 1907.
9nen narnu irtereiitrten Serlertel plro oier'
NIT liadbribt ertbeilt, oub Der StaotsS naenienr,
ipie Is ourdb Den M6ihnitt "a, glrtifel 80, pes
Baltimore Stuots9ober bon 1906 eerlangt. ptto.
ben crfldretoell Glnn uno Die glltlaaeii lllt ole
oes 9an3eil 3beiles Der Gatbertne.S trafe, BON
Der Nuroieitc Der 2ombarosS trabe bis sur Gun.
feiie Der Baltimore Strabc, III bielett Sliredll
binterlegt bat.
Mue oapon bcriibrteu Berionel1 itno bereeh,
tigt, irnerbalb 80 laaen. bonn Datum otfler
Notis an, i'm ynltimorer Siaotgeritt olirh
ihrittIib eingcreihte Retitipn oa9e9en OF
uppeairen.
Z. sc,pen 1bumas,
Sinoi:Reeiitrator.
GNftOS Gpb4 1l.1S)
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Ilbcrt 6. ssnQer,

2etdbcnbeftatter
9td6foIaer bon 8iuidm G. Srb uno BET thrt
fIr "a Sabre bef61ftigt. Or. PEI, Horo'yrpae.
iuap. 2eIepbon: 8pIfe 1908. WldBtge Brel1e.
(Sft2--)
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Sm i it re d) / j d) cit u b gcoro 8
nctcnbolic bcrribt wicoer einnnl cin
Sot, lpic or i'm Gpnplinncntirblld)
nld)t aelebrt miro. 8roi Sternbcrg
belt icilem G%ollegen, Dem Mbgcpro.
ncten Sdumeier, folgcnbe Stoub
reoc: "Sbr 9enetn1cl benefit, bob
Sic III cine &ousbubenidule gcboren.
SD bite, 9err Erdiioent, ocn Mbee.
oroncten Shumcicr binousid)meiben
81 lniien. @enn Der Nbgcoronete
Sfnmcier feline Hcocn middleton mir.
&c, Diiroc CT finben, bu6 es Mcocn
luorc1,, Die in Den Sm,ital geborcn."
I,f cincn ,3lpiifcl,rlli rift 8raf
Stcrnberg g%rinnrig: rSnltcn Sic
Sbr Sdnueineblno-Mn Sd)umeicr
lit Cit Sfipcinebitnb!" Sdluncicr
bottc oe1 8rnfcn an Scr @rilit geiobt
mo rlcf: Sic 2irnlp, Sd boilc 81.
llcn Sbrieigcn b%crintcr! sSbm ont.
luortc id). luic nlo,, cinem Sdnucinc.
hnno nntluortct!" Cine lold)c ride
Sprad)c in eincm observation-disclosures.
nod onSll bon cii,cln @raicn! Cir,
i%tarfes Stiid.
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Baltimore Ecmctcrn.

yhrean: 1rauifin.@fsg., Baltimore. II. Ns-thfr.
9esribnibpId5e sum Nertalf - bon $25 oil,
fir bier @riber. Sreie Yenupiine Der anpe1e
fit IraucreotfeSoienfte. (Suuti6,1O
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Ius@ oibinQton miro c.
mcIbet, bab bic 3piidenitoatlite
Snnocls.G ommiiiion ser aniiht ici,
bob Dos Sbcrmon'ifc Inti.I rultgc.
let nidt oui oie QroBen 9obnsSp'
iterlc ongcipcnoet perocn iolte. @enn
bus 8eiet Itrift ollrhgcfilbrt miirbe
lno Die 9nbn.S pitcmc niIgcloit mir.
Sen, Die lid gcgeu oos Sberman@e.
iet per9angen, 10 wiirbc BON bcn 81.
icnbubnsS pitcncn 0c5 2onocs lpelli0
ilbrig bleiben. Nlm liegt es ii6cr
nld)t i'm Sntereiie Oes 9onoes, 3ltmol
iest, Die Giienbohn- Spitenle olli3ulo.
ien. Gbeniopeni9 obcr tollgt cs. 81.
lete 5t MADDEN ltno iie Damn als too.
ten 9udltaben I'll bctroften. 9oS
2cttere lit leioer oQ5ulong geihe6en.
ulo iebt laBt iid) Der Oalnit angerihs
tete Sd)oGen MIR idipcr pieocr gut
lluu)Vi1. g. ~ .
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Sn Neip : Dorf pcrlangtc
cin bon Der Eorif ollgeltedter Iepo.
iitpr hns in elmer 9nnf oeponirtc
@elb int 9etroae pom 5000 Collars.
Dtar bot inn einen Sbeil ieincs Gut
babens III Sorm zines Gbeds at, aber
CT beltono allf Snbllurg IN boorenl
8cloc. Gr milroe gebeten, cinige Mi'
niien Su iunrten, ul,o in fiIrSer 3eit
erbitlt err ieire $500 Dollars in Git.
Collars tilden. Gr mar miitbenb,
allcin eS blieb linn ntd)ts lueiter
iibri9, oils Elm 6%ubripcrf 81 tebrlei,
uno nit ieincn 5000 Silhcroonnrs
nnd| Suuic ju iabren.
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geihaftSfhbrrr 6. ". SetnS, 8nbnung:
g. & g. 12l u WnIhrooi.
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Molulanb'S tiirfiidr WGocr,
Gaaitatle.@tbanb Eoiamt ersrn. siets often.
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