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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
In Der S6iuc6c.

9ic 8crbon0lu1gen in Dem Soole'-
l6cn Sale pollcn0ct. - Nie DC
ldmorenen cingei6lolicn mo clH
periiegclteS &croift bcllte cripar-
let. - Die Sppnotism,s' Sbeorlc.
Sic @ei6DorenerL meld)e ilber oas
Gd6idiol bon @Illiom Snole 5u emit
ld)eioen 6o6en, mllrocn geItern 9lbelo
c%in0el6loiien mn Belt uto WtllBe sur
g(6faiiung cineS p~crIie0elten Seroift3
81 6oben, wenn lie lid ilbcrDollpt Gle
ni1en fonrer. Sr. @iaiom Cotton
bat n0ntli0 IN Der lebten Stlnoe elll
l(rglment 5lt @unltcu 0eS Nngetlog'
ten ms Ercffen gefilbrt, meld)es Der
Staot5anmolt niht erluortet botte,
nGmlidL ooB Der Nn0cflogte, luelder
Der @ron0itiitlluN bc5idtigt lit, eiil
@cItGn0ltib obgeIegt babe, pubreno
cr iih inter bDpnotiibcm Ginftllle
6efuno.
0ic @crt6eioigltA9 perllid)te im &c
ientlihen ltodbllmeilcn, luie Sdole oo'
ollrcl ooi er IN cinen1 an nno filr
iic6 oullfeln 3intmer ctncn 9rellct
2iGt gegeniibergeicbt muroc, 9leid)
iciuc 6oiiultg perlor rnto eoltil ol$
GupitGlt 8uuHpbreD i'm Our0 ieinc
Brittle lbori aninb, 10 inter Dem
Same 0ieics MonneS itono, OaB CT
iraeno eill Sdriititiid, ielbit leil Ell
! genes G%oOeSllrtbeil, unter5ei0net bos
Gen miirOc.
Cine Nn6o6l GrpertelL oornrltcr
| cine gl;toritdt mic Or. 3. Z. Gamer,
nnlBtc Oc8bnlb periion1mcn luerDen.
9ci benz anloiic fam es Deg Seiterell
81 6eitigcn @ortgcfedtcn 5ipilder
Dem StootSonpoIt Omens unb Srn.
@lQiunt Cotton. SSnlmcrbin marerl
Die Nroitntentc Scr 8ert6eioigrng &C.
niigenb. I'M bic GingongS eriuobnte
Sitnotion 5r i6offcn.
SIT DECENTRALIZATION areiien mn
rnter profeiiioneQen M1nnern, lpeld)(
iid6 fir SppnotiSmns intereilircn, bo1
ser 6oQ elm ilngebeuercS @lliIeber
errcat. Die 8oli5ci lit lid Der MId)t
tigfcit oes Sales ebeuioas mobl be
puBt, ocpm cs bonoelt iid nm elmer
! Hrdccben5ioll bon grober Srogipeite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

tim bcrciitcn nGmllid Il Sabre 1900
G0pptcu mo EolGitina un0 in1 leb
ten Sabre mic0cr. Gicic bclOcn Net
len luorcn iiir lie 10 intcreilont onB
lie lid cutidloiicu bobcn, oiclclbc aud
oicic2 I5ohr III mic0crbolcn. Stc mer'
cen bcrcit9 am I. Tcbruor pom Nerp'
2)orf aus nit Dem Compiler oAroblc"
abinbrcn. 0ic Nciic iiibrt Damn ilbcr
Woocira, @ibroItor nod Nl9lcr
GoOptcn, NtbclL Gouitnutinopcl mno
Damn iibcr StoIicn nod Nclltl6lono,
no SEER @rcdt icinen @cbltrtaort
SM(iB uulnl6cu miro. Wtittc Nol
mcrocn Tie mic0cr IN baltimore cIns
trciicn. Gas @6cpuor crlicB bcrclt@
GiuloolmNcu iiir cine an nod)ltcu
Mtontn0 in ieiucr Mo6nlnlN ltotttln'
0cu0cn NbidicOSicicr. Die Abrellc
crIolQt ont Mittmodl, Sen g.. 6cbrnor
&ormittoQS fl llbr, pom llnIon'
@u6uhoic aus. Merr @rcd)t miro
hcrtc N6cn0 fir 0ic Somlto03lhillcr
Ser St. Stepboni-&ir6c cincn iIltls
I~trirtcn &ortroN buIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
&Ortrag iibcr |uIaltima.

&Ortrng ilbcr EnlNlttlIn.
Nr. g1nr. @rcht crfIGrt icinc int hcl
liacn &on0c Acmohtcn Ncobod)
tlmQcn IN Der Stcpboni Nlrdc.
Tiibrtc @idtbilocr nor. &lro
NnionNa 6cbruor micNcr cine
Sricutrciic ontrctcr.
IN ser Ocutid)cn lutbcril@cn Ct
Stcpbumi.air6c al Der Gdc pol @os
roucr. uno @omburN StraBc bleii &C.
Itcril Slbclo Sr. Miuiom @rcd)t pom
Mr.. 1924, S%iiosGburlc9 StroBc 81
bobcr elmer Gouicrpcn mo %lcd)blld)s
icns 5o6rif, cinen illiitrirtcn NortraN
ilber Gas beili0c &onO, mic 6 bcIlte
it,. Ncrr @redt tic6 oen GrId)lenc'
men 50 prGd)tlgc &id)tbil0cr Dor Hll'
oen fiibren, SIT ocncn CT bic GrlolItc'
runocn oo6, mcld)c unn 0alj bclon0el
rem ,$ntcrciic morcu, oa Ncrr @red)t
g(lc9 aus eigeuer Griobuut1 crfloreIl
fonntc. &crr @rcd)t rlO ocllcn ,@ot'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Stnrs in bic Ilntbcn.

@rcmicr VI. s.. Nihor03 Don Der oVol'
timorc.O Ohio @o6n" an Der p, <
8" 6errp crtrunfcn. Der lin
ioQ Don 9}icnlono bcobnhtct,
Ger Yeihnom oc2 30 SATIRE 0ltcll
Ro6crt s.. &ihoro9 pom Nr. 1881,
GlnrfiouitroBc, lpltroc gcitcrn 9tad)s
m.ittoQ Qcgcn E2 llbr bon Srn. Ne
ter rSo6nion pm 9tr. 80, Nor0sGlin.
tom StroBc, IN DER N0bc Ocs 0e.
trcioc. Glcuutor9 5t 2ocuIt 4oint aus
Dem @oicu QcoNcn. &ihoroS lpnrbc
an 0icnitnN Der Foli5ci oea .iilOlid)cn
Giitrift5 Don ocnl NobnboImclltcr
G0maro& o6niou BON Der Baltimore
Ohio 8o6n" ais pcrmibt %gcnelOct.
"a ull0cnonmcr mrr0e. OaB Cr ilber
@oro gcitilr5t ieiu t0nntc, nobm ooS
Eoli5ciboot oSOnnon" 9tddforldlul'
Gen Dor, mcId)c jcood) crlolGloS Bile
ben. In9 Gcrldmin0en Hi6or0S' or.
fldrtc iid ollrd Ocn g%cItrigen sumo.
Coroner Otto VI. N~einburOt pom
iiioliNcn Iiitritt nobnt ioiort cine
llutcrludumg Dor, ouI @rlrnO 0crcll
cr eil1cn olri llnioa lolltcnocn Iooc@.
id)ein GualtCltc. Iidor0S NOR elm
9rcmier ser Baltimore G6io, Gobn"
unb bciun0 ljd olli cilcm Moaaon
al Der 6crrp scr 8o6n SIT Occult,
Eoiut. 9}ad Nniidt icincr GolcDcll
mlb CT olli Der BIottiOrm olISgcGlit'
ten mo iiber @orO gcItiirjt icin. Ri
d)or0S bintcrldBt cine @ittluc.
Gin gefGbrtihcr Stnr5.
gilbert 2iu5n cin II Sabre otter
3immcrmomn Der Baltimore Ohio
go 6n.@cicQi6oit." in Or. 906. So.
llumbioApcnuc. mobnbnit, Itilr5te &C.
itcrn Nodmittog 0eaeu Va llbr III
iolqc cine 6cbltrittS pom Baltimore
Sbio", aobIcnrEier ont Sltbc Der
Gooflic'S iroBc, ctluo 30 SUB ob. Or.
9. &obn bon Nr, 1900, Sit'6ort Apc.,
nobnl cine lluterillfung por inl0 con-
Itotirtc, bob &in5p cine id)perc Ncr'
pcncriGiittcrunN 0opongetrngen bottc.
gllli icinc IloronunG mllroc Ocriclbe
in Der Nnubulol5 oeS iiioliden 9t'
itriftS nod bcm Stoot.@oipito &c.
6ra0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

GIN y boomerang. - Gie De
piiion 0cS Sales BON 2ieut. Gnrcn
mcId)cr ac9en Die ibnl bon Der Eoli.
sci . Eriiiung8 : 9cboroe 5lerfannte
Ennftcn5obl Giniprud) erbob mo oil
ben @ollucrnerr oppeairtc, 10 SoB
oieier cine llnteriuduung anoronete,
bat iiir Den 9IGger fcin erireuli6eS
Gciultot 9c5citigt. Sn Der eriten
Triifung crbielt n1mlid lieutenant
GorcD 70 Eilnfte ODER einen Tinft
lueniger, als er beburfte, iint 5i,m Ga.
pit0n beforOert ST iucroen. Nad) oer
&cpiIlon Der Eriifun9Spapierc, iuel'
die unter Serbei5icbung bon 5fuct
noitiidlcn Grperten ee6ob, erbielt
geItern lieutenant Gnrep MIR IS
Bnnfte 5uertannt unb oonit ideint
Der Sail abgetban 5u iein.
Heuer 9oupcrein. Sie
Colonial Ecrmaneut9uilbing, 2oau
II. Sooitgs Iliociation" ipurbe ge.
tern bon Oen $50. Scnrp 3. Ieiu,
SorrD g. WuIer, @m. q. Arm.
itrong, Irdtbolb Spfes unb Or. %.
Ge6orreit nit eincm Gopita[ BON
100000 incorporirt.
@cbt mad philadelphia.
- Sr. Gou[ Hutberforb bot alS
Superintenoent oeS 6ioelitp.G epor,
tements ser .glmericon Bombing 60.
bon Baltimore" reiignirt, Inn cine
StclIln9 bel Der fiir5lidl orgoniiirtcn
oSepitone Bombing Co." in Ibila'
belpbio 81 iibernebmen.
@irb bnIb cine 6aIbeM ii.
lion. - Die Scr. GtroBenbabn.
@eieaid]oit" 5oblte Der Stabt I'M Der.
floiienen Sabre $4t0,30S.67 an Iarf.
Iteuer. Die Steuer iteist nit ben
9riltto. Ginnobmen g Tro5ent Der.
ielben) Ser 9nbn unb miro poraus.
iifltlid) lit iueuigen Sobren Die Sobe
BON elmer bal6en Miaion erreiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Ncucr ErGfiocnt Scr
s. un0clSfom mcr. - IuS 9is
rcftorilm Ser Baltimore SnnbelS'
TANNER orgoniiirtc iid) geitern NIT
Scr GripG6lung bes Srn. 9londorS
&on0oQ sum TrGiiocnten, bcs Srn.
G6orlcS y, @lodbitrn gum Sice.GrG.
lioentcn ocS Srn. Scnrp q. @rot6
5ltm SefrctGr uno beS Srn. Somes
g. Sciiong sum Stills. Sefretar unb
Sdobmeiiter. Dos Grcfutip.Gomite
luurre, mie folgt, 5uiommcn geitellt:
0r. &o6n $. @iIben, jun. (goriiter),
Sr. Charles g. Sdermcrborn (Gicc.
@oriiber), SS, Gogor 3. HidorbS,
q. i. Sioebotbom unb 2bonios =.
Groit, jim.
Sci Srn. @ q d ter ais IS It.
- &r. @m. &. 9. YrieItlen britiihcS
Eorlomcnts : Mitglieb, ipel6er iid
olli elmer @ci6ditSreiie ourd) Die Ser.
Staoten %beiinoet, NOR geitern @oit
ocS GonoreB : 9lbgeoroneten 8ronf
=. @od)tcr. Sr. Yricltlcp lit 8ollcn.
iobrifbciibcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Tiir's 9c6cm ucrbnuocn.

&r. SonlcS 8. Stltntpi unD SRI. Pr.
lia Wt. Snlllt in Der ct. Wtutt6Ii
Stride 0etruit. - Srobli6e Sod.
jcitafcicr IN ser clterliAcn @obs
nllllg Scr 9rallt an Der @afGuooO-
Npcnlle.
Sn ser ct. MottbGi Stride pllr-
Oell geltern 46cn0 Sr. Son1es G.
Stlmpf Sobn BON Hid)uro uno
Moroorcte Stumpf Geb. Gipp, uno
Sri. NINA NJ Solrit, Sodter Don
George llno gnno Souit, 9eb. Dor
Ncrbing, non Eoitor s. @. 2odcr
iiir'S 2ebcn perblnOcn. &r. &enrp
6lof mar 9routfiibrer itnO Sri. @lie
@ittc 9ro%lltjungfcr. Nof Der Groll-
ilrg iono IN Scr @obnnng Der 81
tern Der 9roltt, 9fr. 211, Sotciuooo.
slpcnuc, no nlld) oaa junGe Fuar
porlaniig @o6nung ncbnlen lulro,
cine GiiBerit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ltott. @os &iidc uno Setter 0lttea
MIR bicten fpnttclL mur0t Den 6obl'
rcid)en @0itcn, sic Die feltlid) sc
id%uniidtct Ndunuc biS str @rcll5e Ser
6olungsfroit iiiuteu, nlfgetiiGt.
Cine ilntte Wtlllif trll1 piel sur Or
bobiltg Der edit ocrti6eu 0eniitblid
felt, Die bic gauge Seier bilrh5og, bel.
Inter 0en ~qeloocncn @oitcn befnn.
ocr iidp II. a.: Sr. unO 6rau Solp-
renee &ogt, Sr. mo Sroll Sr. Soot,
&r. ulb 6rou Sobn 9orheroing, Sr.
nno 6rou SorrD 0rnllic. Sr. II. Jroll
Sobn 5. 9or6erDinA Sr. nn0 6roll
@cnrp Wittc, Sr. mo Srolt s. Meil-
fens, Sr. ll11b 6raii Stto S6oub,
@r. uno 5rou Stto MiiQer, 'Sr. mo
Srau Hi6. Stnmpi, @r. itlo Gra!l
Charles Stump, Sr. ullb 6rar S.
3. Silbebronot, Sr. unb Sroii @nt.
j. Slime, 8rls. Morp @obiail, Gnleu
90. @otion, emma Strud), Moric
Sdonnagcl, ella Seolad, gpa III.
rid, Soo aolbsfopf unO Carrie 9en.
bel, bic Serrcn Sol. M. Berger, @nt.
aromcr, @o. 9elinsfi, 8. Stumpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
YfcrOeoic6 i'm @arn.

IN Ncmnlorfct muroc Der EiGoebic6
Bono Gcion0cu - - 9icbItGb!e
ibm 5rr Soft gcIcgt. r. Grrcgte
McnAe mpllte ibu Iundeu.
Gonitoblcr Ncorid itorb in 6olge
Der N%llircAltng.
Ger Eicrocbieb gciuugcn. g9ic ciIt
SdnItcltcr ucrbreitcte iid) Die &rmoe
0cItcrn ourh 9aItimorc,G ormtp, mo
@ilinm VI. @ruut, Der ocn pcrtpegt,
men SpiBbu6cn @iaiom u. Bono
uou @oIct6orpc scr IN Den lcbtcu
gSodlcn ~ Eieroc QcitohIcu bate. III
Ncpmorfct M6.. iiuo. III ser Scl6
Oca Cages. 0ic oltc Qutc 3cit, no
Gin Eicroc0icb ciniud) an ocnl mad.
item Bonnie nufactuiipit murSc. lit
iluur uoriibcr. ober pirl ichIte rid)t
0nraL 0oB Dem Bomb Elm GbnIiheS
Shidiol bIiibtc.. Ger Iiebitnbl Der
icin &erGGuGniB mnrOc, crcignctc iidI
2icnItoa Abcnb gcgcu s llGr. Sr.
&oicpb (bompion BON Stcports.
toluL 30 bate iein nit cincm 8icr.
oc b%elponntc& @uggu fir5e Belt Dor
Der nGriteu AtotionoI @unf" in ste,
luort2tour, 100 CT jlt tbun hottc,
ltcbcn qclnIiCn, mo oils or iCinC sc,
lh0itc crlc0igt bate. mar ooS @c.
lponn ucrihiurm6cn. ltidlt Tango 90.
rNlli crbic(t cr ciucn 1eid)ei6, oa6
0o9 @cldhrt oltf scr Houoitrnbc mad,
2%tcpnnrfct Ncicbcu morOcn lei. 9ie
NcluoGncr biciC2 GrtCS lptrrOrn tcIc
phonild) crilldlt. nlti Sen Yicr6coieb
mlljnpoiicr, mo ais 0icicr ridtig in
Ncmmnrft nnfolL horrtc ieillcr Gin
mariner Gn1pionG, Gin OomCrnOc3
"Nolt!" baltic ibm cnt0cQcn fiir ooS
Der SpiBbubc obrr mr. rinen Slld,
oils Nutlport hottc uu6 Go3 i'm nidJt
btnocrtc, lpcitcr 81 ioGrcu, bis Sr.
&rolt oCm Eicrbc nit cincm 10
frGitigCn &rd i'll Die 3iigcl iicL OoB
@on0 III Gohcm @oQcn aus Ocrt
NltQAU Observation-Disclosures luurbc.
Wtcbr oils Gin Iutcu6 SGnoc botten
lid balb icincr bcmGdiigt, iulo ole
Nltic aSpndt i'm! Spndt ibn!" mir.
ocn bon alien Scitcn aus Scr erreg.
ten Mcllac lnllt, uu0 c@ m1re ocrn
Ficrocbicb ihIcdt cr0onaen, iuGrc
nidt Srort mnnnboit iiir i'm Cinoc.
~trctcr, inocm CT In9tc. Oob CT 0cn sc.
fnngenCn 9cnloft bate lnh i'm oeS.
Golb 5u idiiten miiic. Gn eS in Ncru.
nlorfct fem @ciGnQnib giebt. murNc
Scr Spibbubc I'M &o0cn aruufS &c.
modlt, bis CT Gcitcrn Wforgeu bon
ocm Gonitoblcr :. elmer Nolicr uno
lcd)8 @Gd)tcru nod Somion lnO
lpGter nod cincm &crb0r Dor 1Sric.
ocnSrid)tcr Scrbcrt llod Baltimore
ncbrod)t luur6c, 100 or I'M Sorptator.
tier geIHclicn mo photographer iuilr.
DC. Wci lcincr 9urdIud}u1g mlIroen
al @onO, Der 26 Sabre oft uno Gin
NnItrcidcr bon NcrIri lit. cine clcftri.
idc 9lenblotcrnc. cine Scilc mo cine
fcinc SGGc poracim0en. Gr wlroe
noh Somiou 5uriidgcbrod)t, no CT
iiir Dos Gcrio6rGn ser @chor0cn bon
EcnniuIuonicn fcitacboltcn mir0. t2
EicrbcOicbitGblc. Oic iid) in Ger 9tod,
bnrldlnit BON Stcrport&tomrL Nep.
morfct mo Nclu. 6rccoom erciqueten,
mcr0clt linn 5itr Solt 9cIegt, Die Ser.
boitlnN Bombs iuor oitG nod sic IN.
Oircttc Soocaltriofc 0c& bejobrtcn
G%onituhlcrS Nnorcm ). Scorid BON
St0uort0tomu. Der, ais Die Spnd)ruie
lout murNcL 10 ncrpoS murbe, 6oB
Ct, bonn Shloge aetroiicnL foot I'M.
iicl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Gin nnpnpmcr 9 6rcibtr
Sn Observation-Disclosures trni &c.
Itcrn Elm S6rciben Don cincnt nlto'
uunlcn Sd)rci6cr Gin, III mcldcm 5lpci
9iir0cr bon 2oci,it Foitt, meldc
@~irtbifoftcn bctrci6clt, olli nicOcr.
trddtigc @eiic onGcGrificn mcrocG.
@egcn bic cine Tcrion milr0c sic Nr-
idrloigultg crbo6cn boB, obid)on Der.
lelbe feline 2icen5 6eiibc, cr tGglid)
pcfidicoene Sob 9ier it bnS Sous
gelicicrt 6etommc, rul6 nod idIinl,
MGR iinO bic Acknowledgement gcgen
bic on0crc Eerion. IS lit lci6t cr.
lidtlid), 0oB bnS Shreibcn bon ri-
llcm @riinborn 0ci6ricbcn ipurNc
lpcld)eS cincll perionlihcn &ob Ocgcll
Die beiocn Eortcien bot, ulO "a Iol.
dye Sdlrei6en nid)t 5lt Orn Seltcnbri
ten I'M Eoli5ci Scportcmclt Qrb0.
rem, miro ooiiel6c 81 ocn glftcn &c
lcgt.
uMllg. GeutiMe @rciicr'
Geimnth." Sic nlonotlid)e I'm.
terGoltung i'm @~rciicnGcim, wcl6c
acIicrn bate itottiinocn iolcn, nlltBtc
biesmol unterblciben oo iniolAe Der
rallben @ittcrung ctipo 20 &llioilen
oil Scr Grippe onrnicher licgul. Sci
iler ccriclben lit iibriGcn$ crnitlid CT
fral1ft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Iaiic SIR &ciic in's @uslano &c.
iurst s. @ainc, @r. Alb, Si-yalti'
mOresS traFc, na9e GoitnmgOnIc-Iuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

meldcr inter 9citrmG 0eS GiriNcntcn
Erot. So6n &. Ironf Gb0rc iiir 0aS
n1ditc Gon5crt Nciibt murOcu. 81
ser @ei66itSiituuA mlrOcn III Der
Nouptiafe %orbcrcitunAcn fir Ocn
MoSfcuboll A|ctrpilCn, iooom Ginlos
Oun9cn cntgcBcn Gcnommen pom
,@crmanio, Winncrhor" ltu0 rEl1t-
gcn 2ic0crtrar5" ltn0 pirr O(it1ltc0cr
nuigcnommcn. Dad SMiuB Scr Ser
iommlm1 itottctcn Oie Singer IN
corpore scr N%einIdrbc i1rc$ MIitAllcs
Oe5 Geo. Sitting cincn 9ciud) ob, no
bel @cinng mo NcbcnIaft nod cini8c
per0niigtc Stnu0cn ucrlcbt WllrOcn.
N rbeit&r % dnncr6or
Ger ,Nrbeitcr Nidnncrdor" iibtc
in elmer gcitriGcn Stn0inn0c in Mn
oreoS' Safe all Ser Nanoucr Strnbe
lllltcr 2eittna icinc9 2iriGcutcn @roi.
aorl u. @odou Gb0rc iiir iciu 6riiG.
iobr3 Gpu5crt. Dad scr &robc MIR.
0eu Norbcrcitunlcn iiir 0cn Wo@tcns
boil ~getroiicn. Bel oemielbCn miro
Gin mlSno6mSluciic NlrtcS Goripicl ol@
Gilleitun0 Oietcn.
oIontcn sra IL Screen"
Seinc Wonnt9. &criommlltng hicIt
gcitcrn 9(beuo Scr oSontcn 9r0iig.
&erecn" in Nrn. @cnrp SGicmcS'
Safe al! NonOocr. DART untcr Dem
.&oriib Ser @%rdiiOentin 6rou 5opbic
Scnfcr ulO Der ErototoaiiibrunB Scr
SetrctGrin 6rou &olliic SAuIB. 3lt-
nGd)it fam Der SnbrcS6criht BON
1906 5tr Gcrlcimg, pcldcr iiir rid)-
tig crtlGrt unO anNenommen murOc.
0ann mltrOc %beldIlollcr, I'M Mi0r5
cincn Golicos9aQ 81 pcronltaItct.
Grci ncllc MitGlicOcr ion0en Nlinobs
me-. Die Terionmlltng muroc olrd)
Gin aoiiefrGn5d)cn brldloiicL Iilr
meld)cS Srnu g. Sdpucnt Den Sudden
lieiertc. 9ci cinem gcmiitblid)rn
Spicldelt, oo@ nrrongirt mnr0e, gtll-
gen sic Srollen Scnter uno oon Seine
ais Sicgerinnen 6croor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
e / Of enfron6."

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-21
Piles Cured
Broken Clown With Twenty Years Suf-
fering, Massachusetts Man Cured
by Wonderful Pyramid
Pile Cure.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-21
WANT CHEAPER PHONES.
South cerro Gordo and North Franklin
County Farmers viii rganIze.

South Cerro Gordo and North Franklin
County Farmers Will rganize.
Special to Times Republican
Rockwell, Feb. 21-A very decided
impetus was given yesterday to the
movement of the farmers Of south
Cerro Gordo and north Franklin coun-
ties, looking toward the organization
of an independent telephone system,
Or buying the line of the Peoples Mu-
,.ual Telephone. company already estab-
lished. Farmers back of the new move
ment announce that the business men
Of Rockwell have subscribed SUFFICIENT
funds to pay the expenses OF meet
ing to be held here in the near future
to take the preliminary steps looking
to the organization of a new company.
The hall has been secured. and speak
ers engaged to address the meeting,
which will be the first of a series held
at Rockwell, Sheffield, Swaledale and
Thornton 1T is likely that some other
towns will also get into the game, now
that success seems assured. Sheffield
is the home of Manager Egge and
President c. F. Johnston. of the Peo
pies Mutual company. That the farm
ers are in dead earnest in this move
ment there is not shadow of doubt,
and the outcome of the fight will be
sonable assurance that cheaper tele-
phone service will result, regardless of
how it may terminate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-21

convention of the National Retail
Hardware association, c. E. Haas, LIE
Mars, Ia. Question box
Shrine temple, Z p. m.-Exhibits.
p. m.-Members of the Iowa Retail
attend a reception and entertainment
rendered by the Des Moines Hardware
club at Knights of Pythias hall, Sixth
and Locust streets.
Furniture Men Elect.
The Retail Furniture Dealers Asso-
citation concluded it's sessions yester-
day with the election of officers, as
follows:
President-W.P. Hohenschuh of Iowa
City.
Vice Observation-Disclosures S. Hopkins
of Lake City.
Secretary and Treasurer L. d
Baum, of Newton.
Executive committeeman to be
member of national committee-A. d.
McQuilkin. of Fort Dodge.
Executive committee of the state as
sociation-A. d. McQuilkin, of Fort
Dodge, j. c.. Davidson of Des Moines
S. E. Cooper of Maxwell, r. B. Nc
Curdy of Oskaloosa, F. NJ Wilbur OF
Marshalltown.
1t was decided that the delegates to
the national association, which will be
held in Chicago in July, will be APP
pointed by the president at some later
date.
The meeting was one OF the most in
teresting and successful yet held by
the furniture dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-21
TO FAST FOR A MONTH
J. w. Leeper Of Metz, Iowa, Quit Eat
ing January 2s-He Seems to be
Enjoying Life and is Trying This
Method to Cure Stomach Trouble.

Special 10 Times Republican.
| Council Bluffs, Feb. 21.-Iowa may
| yet produce a rival of Tanner, whose
long fast brought him renown. When
j. w. Leeper, of Metz, Iowa, next sits
down to the dinner table at the Good
rich hotel he will have an appetite
enjoyed by few on this mundane
| sphere. 1t will be the result Of an abb
solute fast which has now continued
for three weeks, and, as Leeper ex-
poets to abstain from food for several
days more, he will attack his next
meal with the accumulated zest of the
eighty-four meals he will have missed.
It should not be inferred that Leeper
is trying to starve himself to death or
that his action is attributable to any
misanthropic motive. On the contrary
he has every appearance of enjoying
life fully as much as the average per-
son. He tips the scales at something
over 200 pounds and seems to be en-
tirely satisfied with things in general.
His fast is entirely voluntary, and is
a starvation cure for an attack Of
stomach trouble to which he periodic
ally is subject. Such attacks come
on nearly every year, and Leeper has
found by experience that the most ef-
fective cure is to stop eating until his
digestive apparatus capitulates and
promises to be good again. He came
to the Goodrich January 2. His stom-
ach began to be unruly and he quit
eating January %.
For the first week he came down
stairs every day, but did not leave the
hotel Since then he has remained on
the upper floor, where he has room.
He drinks water frequently and in
large quantities, but takes no other
drink not even milk, and eats no food
whatever. He has no especial hun
ger, altho occasionally whiffs of appe-
tizing odors from the kitchen try his
fortitude. He dresses himself daily,
walks about freely and declares that
he feels well and does not care to
eat.
The unusual case has attracted con-
siderable interest about the hotel and
not a little curious speculation has
,, been INDUCED in as to Leeper's ability
to continue his fast.