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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
The Two Armies.


A combination OF oil these innu-
ences render 1t well-nigh certain that
Mexico will not be party to any
armed contest in tho near future,
whether her opponent be great or
small. In 1900 the standing army of
Mexico consisted of zoos officers and
BOOTS enlisted men-22,o65 infantry.
54o4 cavalry. 2,161 artillery; the rest
in other services. The infantry Is
armed with Mauser rifles, the cavalry
with the Mauser carbine, and the ar
tillcry have the Eange field gun and
mountain batteries. The army is or
ganized to give 1t war strength OF
100000 men.
Tho poor little army Of Euatem in
peace times is 1000 men. 1t IL esti-
mated that in time of war tho strength
of tho army could be increased to
$4,000 men between tho ages OF eigh-
teen and thirty. with reserve of
10000 men between the ages Of thirty
and fifty. But the country is very
poor, and could not maintain so many
men in the field. Tho public debt Of
Guatemala is between S5,0o0.000 and
S9,000,OO0, while the population is less
than two million, making the per capita
debt approximate s.. But the popula-
ton is growing by leaps and bounds
in tho natural way. Guatemalans. the
bulk OF whom are '1adinas' and mes
tizos," az people of mixed Spanish and
Indian bloods are called. arc probably
the most prolific in the world. A gov
eminent report issued six years ago
showed that the total number Of births
in 1901 was 66.728. while the number
of deaths was 35.e18-a natural gain
In population of 31,110. From which II
Is evident that Guatemala's game is tc
wait and grow children, as she would
eventually increase her population suf-
ncienty to overcome the big brother
who Is now glarlng at her across the
northern border.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
VACANT JUDGEsHIP.
Report That Southampton Bar In
dorsed McLemore Erroneous

Great interest is being manlfestcd In
tho contest for the circuit judgeship
TO pc made vacant when Judge Prentis
hhe ershg from ~ the bench to accept mem
governor Swanson's decision not to
make an appointment but to desiCnate
another judge to hold the courts Of
the circuit until tho Legislature meets
transfers the contest to the General
Assembly.
The Times ispatch is in receipt of
the following letter bearing on the sub
Editor Of The TImes-D lspatch:
Sir.-The people of Southampton
bers of it's bar, are surprised at the
article which appeared In your paper
of this date on first page, honded
"McLemore Winner for Judgeshlp," In
this article you state "The Suffolk at
torney Is native and former resident
dorsed unanimously by the bars Of
that county and Nnnsemond." There
has been nothing said or done on the
part OF our bar to warrant any state
ment or Inference that we indorsc his
candidacy, and we feel that in a spirit
of fairness, 1t is proper that you should
! correct this statement.
! We earnestly hope and believe that
| Governor Swanson will honor South
ampton's candidate. Hon. w. j. sebrell,
with the appointment, and nothing has
taken place In the contest to cause us
| to lose hope.
Kindly give this mnttcr your tmno-
of tho bar Of Southampton and as one
of tho committee from tho bar to wait
G9ysshop r snbr Lat Monday in
49, ~ JOS JOS, D. PRINCE,
Courtland, Va. May sth. N ,5,t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Swindling Music People.
Special to The Times-Dispatc

Especial to The -Dispatch)
SUFFOLK, VA. May a fraud
agent, claiming to represent a Philn-
delphia musical magazine and other
publications, has swindled numbers Of
Suffolk people within the past few
days, principally music teachers and
pupils. He took orders at cut rates,
collecting in advance. A letter from
a publishing house disclaims his att
fthority, and offers to pay any reason
able sum to effect his arrest, saying
he has operated in other cities. using
a different alias in each new field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
OBITUARY..
George H. King.

Mr.. George II. King, a popular young
man OF this city, died at his residence
No. s West Cary, at 1870 O'clock yester-
day morning. Mr.. King was we'll known
among the younger society set of Rich
mond. He formerly held responsible
position with the Laidlaw- Mackill Com
Dany, of this city. His mother, three
sisters and two brothers survive him.
The funeral services will be held from
Grace Episcopal Church at 1880 o'clock
this afternoon. Interment will be at
aT?ivory{eu, f-. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
MAY HAVE DIRECT LINE.
North German Lloyd Steamship
Agency for Norfolk.
Special to Tho Times ispatch.1

Is5DeCIhI TO THO T1meS-DlsDutCH.J
son, nm agent OF the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company was here
day, arranging for the establishing
here of an agency for his company.
The agent would say little Ds to what
his company proposes to do here. but
1t Is generally believed in shipping
circles that the line will shortly have
ships touching here. Other agents OF
tho North German Lloyd have previous
~ visited Norfolk 1t Is predicted that
the limo will establish direct sailings
between this port and, Europe, and
that 1t will land many immigrants
here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
WILL REQUIRE WEEK
To SELECT A JURY
Continued from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Pnge.)
Charles Sweeney, minc-owner, of Spo-
kane; Detective James McPartlard.
Steve Adams. Mrs. Steve Adams, Bulk
ley Wells, Acknowledgement of Col
orado: A. Z. Carlton, president, AID
C. c. Hamlin. secretary of the Mite
Owners Association of Cripple Creek;
Julian Steunenberg, son Of the dead
Governor; a number Of residents Of
Caldwell and the Couer d4l,ene re-
glon; officials of Idaho and Colorado
and several detectives Of the Pinkerton
and Thiel Agencies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Postal Affairs.

Especial to Tho Times-Dis patch.1
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 9.-Post-
masters appointed:
Virginia-Lawford, Buckingham coun-
ty, John W. Sharp, vice ]. c. Lawford,
resigned, West Augusta, Augusta coun-
ty. c. 8. Watts, vice L. 7. Cross, re-
North Carolina-Cedar Falls Ran
dolph county, Daniel ]. Alfred, vice
NJ. c. Hayes, resigned; Stagvillc. Dur
ham county w. ID Turrentine, Woe
Orphio Turrentine, removed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Charles Hess.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.J
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May o.
Charles Hess, formerly of this city, died
to- day In a hospital at Washington
after a lingering illness, aged thirty
years. He Is survived by his parents,
three brothers and ono sister. The re-
mains will be brought here and taken
to his old home. in Spotsylvania county,
for interment.
Mrs. Annie Williams.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch1
LYNCHBURG, VA, May 9.-Mrs. An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Mrs. M. Ella Creighton.

lSpeCldla " LILO i4s7L
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 9.-Mrs. NJ.
Ella Creighton. wife Of Mr.. j. Carlln
Creighton, died this morning at her
home. 1102 King Street, after a long
illness. She was tifty-nine years of
age, and. besides her husband, leaves
four sons. Funeral services will be
held at her residence Saturday after
noon at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Susan Goodridge Lancaster.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
FARNIvILLE. VA, May 9.--Mrs.
Susan Goodridge Lancaster. widow Of
William l.. Lancaster. died yesterday
morning, aged sixty-nine years. Her
funeral took place this morning from.
the Farmville Presbyterian Church..
conducted by Rev. ]. II. Davis. assisted
by Rev. II. Tucker Graham. The In
terment was made in the Family bury
ing-ground at Rochelle, the old home
stead in Cumberland county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
sLAsHEs THROAT.
Wilmington Tailor Commits Sui
eide. Using Razor.

Especial to The Dispatch.1
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 9.-Jacob
Schaych, tailor Of this city. COM
mitted suicide this morning by slashinE
his throat with razor. He premedi-
tated the rash act, and stood before a
looking glass as he drew the blade
several times across his throat. He
was thirty-ive years Of age. and un-
married.. He was a native OF Coshoc--
ton, Ohio, and his remains were shipped
there Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
: 'PEDLAR" Palmer
is PUT ON TRIAL
English Pugilist Formally Com
nlitted for Alleged Murder
of a Tramp.

LONDON, May 9.-"Pedlar" Palmer,
the English pugilst, was brought UP
at the Croydon Police Court to-day,
charged with murder, in killing man
named Robert Choat April oath by
beating him In n railroad car while
they were returning from the races.
After the testimony in the case had
been taken the prisoner was formally
committed for trial at the Central
Criminal Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10

schools are requested by the state SUI
pcrintcndcnt OF Education to clCa e Mo-
18th (Niondny). In recognition OF Tue
"tcrcentcnary Of the settlement Of
Jamestown The day has already been
set apart as legal holiday by an
net Of the last Legislature. This day
will DO Now hampshire Day" ut tho
jamestown Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Hastings Court Notes.

William Lightfoot. a colored ex-con-
vict. was called to trial yesterday
morning in the Hastings Court on the
charge of highway robbery, and was
given eight years in the penitcntiary.
He held up and robbed another negro
Of small sum Of money.
Bennie Boiling, tried for grand lar
Sony, was acquitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Is Not a Lunatic.

Baker Cheatham, charged with being
a lunatic, was dismissed from the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning. His
mother and two daughters. who
wrestled with Policemen Bolton and
Palmer for his release, were fined S25
each. Mr.. II. NJ. Smith. counsel for
the negroes. took an appeal, and all
were allowed bail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
I. B. Isenhour.

SALISBURY, N. G., May 9.-F'olloW-s
ing a protracted illness from pulmon-
bury's best known young men. died at
him home in this city last night. He
returned recently from Utah. where
he went for his health, and the de-
cline was rapid. lie was thirty SIX
years OF age, ana leaves g. wife and
one child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Goes Out on Nav a1st..

Judge Beverly n. Crunlp Will retire
on or about May 31st. Judge Crump
said yesterday that no understood his
successor, Judge Prentis, w0uld w he
able to wind UP his AFFAIRS. prepAtt-
atory to assunling his new dutles, shout
that HmA. i,s VII 3 NJ sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
DEATHS.

at his residence, No. s w.
Mr.. GEORGE II. KING, in the twenty
third year Of his age
Funeral from Grace Episcopal
Church at 40 P. NJ. TO-DAY (Fri-
day). May 10th. Interment at River
View. u.s. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
William A. Collins.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l al#
& LYNCHBURG, VA, May 9.-A1r. Will
liam A. Collins, aged seventy ght
years, died this morning at $3.50 o'clock
at his home In South Lynchburg.
Heart trouble Is given as the cause Of
his death. The deceased Is survived by
his widow and one son.
The remains will BIO shipped to Ma
RUM for burial to- morroW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10

ton to a great deal OF money invested
by Mcxicans themselves. President
Diaz has encouraged the entrance on
foreign capital, and the influence OF
foreign men Of affairs in Mexico is
very great. All this influence would
be cxcrted-probaby is being cxer-
II scd--in the interest Of uphcc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10

ME Williams, daughter Of Mr. l. ].
Hendricks, died this morning at 1875
o'clock at her home, No. 3O7 Brook
Street, In West Lynchburg. The de-5
ceased was twenty-four years Of age
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10

The "Loyallsts" are expecting a large
number of visitors from q distance,
including officers of the National Coun-
ell Of the Jr. o. q. A NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10

He has put the country on sound A.
nancial basis, and law and order
reign throughout the republic. He
had to fight rebels for a time. but a
revolution in Mexico has not been heard
OF for years. and the last attempts were
only farcical, so strong had the govern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10

The Times Dispatch is in receipt of
the following letter bearing on the sub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
,icBt hat or icinc Sdlfibnila.

OonftOn g. ., I. 6ebruor
SEQ. $. WepcrS, Elm Wttlti-0 -0tillios
ndr ans Bolton, lit bcutc frii6 pIob-
lid bier gcltorbcn. oStnnOoro Gil"s
Nftlcn im 9etraAe bon ehua 81 900.
600 mur0cn in icinen luiden porge-
fln0ed. Gr fam Dor ieha Monuten
bierber, nm cine Slbciouuq BON lei.
ner Satin 81 crtuirten un0 bate
nod geraoe eIne @obc bier uobnen
blelben nliiiicuL nm ooa 9iirgcrre6t
Oc9 Stunte9 crbalten uno einc Shei'
ounaafIagc einIeiten 3u f0nnen. 2lQc
arrangements fiir iofortige Grlcoi.
Glng Oca iSollcS morcn ihon getroi.
len.
9tcm Orlrona, &a.. I. 6e6r.
- Sn Gieliacr Sto0t lit fein Villlti
W}illionGr ?inncn2 @co. $. WieDcr5,
bcfonnt ln0 On2 itGotiihe glOrcB,
bud bat iibcrboupt icit mebrcrenSnb-
rem tcincn iolNcn 9tomen entboItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

6riibitiidatiidc ais obcn cin Sd)uB
fiel, uuo oic in sic oberen Stodmcrfc
ciIenOen S0bnc ion0cN 0aB ii6 ibr
&otcr in icincm SAloi5immcr cine
Sn9eI III Oen aopf gcingt bate. Gr
muroe lofort nNd einem Sooipital gc,
Ihidt, Itarb icOOd oui 0cm @c9e bort.
bin. Ter Sclbhnor0cr mar etma 70
Sabre alt lmO inn @rlmocigentbumS.
@eh0ft tbdtig 9cmeicu. Die 8oli3ei
bat oa9 0totiu iiir oen Sclbltmor0
nod nibt crnlittclt, ollcit man
glalbt ooB grnm lmo 9riitcn iibcr
Oas tro1iihc GnOe icinc5 9ruOcra Sen
Wonn IN ocn 300 tric6.
GOmar0 $5ipple ihuloetc icincm
9rltocr 6ranf, ais ith ocriclbe oo5
Seben nabm, groBc Slmmcn @cloe2
mtf Sppotbefcn. 9ieic pppotbefen
Dltr0cn fiir5lib fiir pcriollcn crfl1rt
un0 ser Grtroa ibrc$ @crfuuiS ser
u9fcol GItotc lrlrit So" 3>tr Seupen.
Ormg BET Ocm RcorgnniiationSplon
iibcrmic'cn. Goporo mar, glcidb
6ronf ciirigcS &irtbcnnitaIic0, uno
mirttr icit Sobrcn ais Sirpcrintcnocnt
Ser SonntnqSihuIc ser Orioro Erea.
bpteriancrfirhc, ioluie ais @cmcinoc-
S6obmciItcr. 2htBcr0em mar er GrG.
IiOent ser oGuafer Gim 9ofimg So"
Gr bmtcrIGBt cine gSittlpc. 5mci
S0bne un0 cine Go6ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Wroficurr in $onrrisbnrg.

&orrtS bur g. ga, I . 5ebr. -
9l6t @cbduOc i'm 8ci6Gfts Gcntrrm
Der bieIigcn StnOt murocn beute ourd
6cucr 5critort oocr idmcr beih0oigt,
unO mani ihGbt Ocn 8eianmtpcrlltlt
auf $25O0OO. Qer n@rano Opera
0ouic Nlod" al Ser 3. ltno Nolnut-
StroBr, in pcIGcm iih flint Sd0en
beicnOcn, ln0 0aa AcAclriibcr licgen0e
Guncun SebdnCc iinO in trimmer.
buuiCn Ucrman0cIt, mdbreno ooS
n &nrt.@otel oas oGollnlblts-So.
tel, 0aa @ebGll0e ser rllniteo 5ele-
phone Co." oa9 ,Sccuritp IruIt".
NebGuoe, Oas y9iiou. Ibeater" un0
nn0erc9 bcnnhbartc9 @igPutbum
i6ueren SboOcn erIitten. Iu9 6encr
cntItanO nm , llbr No6mitto0S 0urb
cine Grploiinn inn EDnei6cn out'
Iaoen, i'm Spern6nuic, uno nur0c crit
nm 1870 lmtcr Gontrolc aebra6t
Seine Wenjhcnlebcn gingen uerIoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

9lm Mpntag bcginrcn oic cigcntlidDcn
&crbnnOlnn9cn im Sbuu-Gruscf.
&crt6cioigung erfl0rt iitb nit ser 3u-
iunmenietlnJ Ser <rD 5ufrie.
0en. - Seine mcjtere llnfrenlpc-
hing oerielben miro jugegcben.-
Seniatioueder 5el6Itmoro in
YbilaOeIpbiu. - Der 9ruocr BON
5Sranf 6. 0ipplc mclhcr ii6 nah
Oem 3uiammen6ruh scr nGeol
Gitotr EruIt Go" ooS Qe6en
nabnL cnoet ouf sic nGnIibc
g8ciic. - sed&jia 2citbrn in ser
Stnart 9oblrn3chc mfacilmocn.
9tcm Oorf, I. 6ebruor. -
Gnoli6 lit Ole Slun III Ocm 5hnm-
Ero5cIic poll5Gblig ilOcm nudJ Ian
8cn &crbonoIlnacn Der Nu0litc uno
lcttc @cihporcne in 0cr Icrion Oc8
Observation-Disclosures 9crn6oro @crIt.
man auscnu6blt iluO beeiOiQt mltroc.
Die 3urp beItc6t aus ioi1cn0en N1it.
9lie0crn:
0bmoun - 0enlina 9. Smith, 90
Sabre alt. friifer 5So6rifout,
icbt Hentier perbciratbct;
9}r. 2-@eorge Eiofi, 81 Sabre alt,
StablpoorenbdnOler, uer6cira.
tbet;
9tr. 3--Gbarles $. ,Sede, 40, Scr.
ldIfTltng 2lgcnt, pcrheirnthet; +;
9lr, Oscar u. Gmf, lG, @crfGu,
Ter, perbeirothet;
9tr. 5-Seurp 6. 0arnep, so, @io.
no6dn0ler. uerbeirotbet;
9tr. 6-Sarrp 6. 9rCarIcp, 80, 9ln.
noncen.9Igent, Dcrbcirotbct;
9tr. 0tolcolm 2. 6raicr, 40,
Gerf1ufer, perheirot6ct;
9tr. S-Gborlcs 2. llemton, So, irii.
ber Sobnbcomter, icbt &cntier,
pcrGcirotbct;
9tr. @ilbur z. Steele, 60, 1Sa,
brif1nt, uerheirot6et;
9tr t0-Sobr z. Gcnnee, 3S, Giicn,
babn 6r1fta9ent, uHDcrbei.
rotbct;
9tr 1t-3oicp6 q. Bolton. 81, GIcrf
pcrbeiratbct:
&r. 12--Gcrnar0 @eritman, sc, 80
britonten 2Igent, Oerhcirnthct.
@lcih nah @crItmon'S Nccioigun1
a!8 0}itqlic0 ser ,Surp orOnetc )lichtcr
6ibgcruIO Inn 4. l3 9tohmitt0la Ser.
taQung oeS @crhts bia ndhiten Mou.
tag &ormittug al. GntriftaampaIt
Serome benilbtc iih m1brenO Ser bcll.
ti9en SiBunq cuergiid, ic0o6 per.
0eblih, 0ic Gntlaiiung ciuea lpeitc.
rem Der bcrcita occeptirten BciHmore.
ncn un0 Die SubitituirunD cines an
ocrcn S1errn lilr Oenlelbcn 0urd)Su.
icbCn. Jio60cm auC icinc oiesbejiiQs
li6cn @crlidc Qciheitert worcn, flint
0i0tc er an Ga6 Die Stoat$cHpa!t.
i1ait i6r AouBr5 Oircftc3 3cugniB
icbon in Ser &orrnitta9aiiblm0 om
n06Iten 0iontol Dem @cridt lntcr.
brciten mcr0c Die Gcrtbeioiglng
mlr0e ocm0cm1B inltrllirt am Wton.
tag 9tadnlittoQ auf ibrc 0orIe8ul1
0c$ 1Sollcs uorbcrcitet 81 iein.
GliiiorO ". 6ortrihQc, 16am'S
bouptiGhlihcr 2trunlt, ertlGrtc bcutc
9lbcno, Die &crtbcioiglr9 ici nit Der
3lllonmenIeblml Der ,SllrD DollItGn.
rig 5ufrie0en un0 ncroe in feline mci'
tere @erdnOerlnl oerielbcn einmiQi'
gen. sic mcroc 5ereit iein, Dem @e.
ribt lire GorlcQrng 3ir nnterbreitcr,
ionic bic StoatsnnmaItihnit dnl
Montog nit ihrcr 9emei8fiihrunq fcr,
Zig lit. SiiIis.9iItriftsnnpolt Oouon
miro oie @r0iinungsreoe iiir 0en
Stoot portroacn uno ifmerli6 iiber
20 Minitten 0opt gebrnuhen. Der
Staat miro alaO1nn nur 10 piele 3elt.
gen uoriiibren, 1ls nobmenoig iinO,
nm 5u beneiicn oaB Stonioro Wbite
am 9(beno oeS'25. SUM .. 3. i'm Wa-
0iion, Sqltnrc : 11hgarten bon &orrp
81. 9bap crihoii,n ipurbe. Die Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

oOer gnt5iinoun9 Ser 2lngen ioIIte
NIT Dem &eoop 9telief tuie folgt be-
ban0elt werben: Ser 8atient ioIlte
20 Sropfen eeS Helief ieoe Stllnoe III
cinem @eiEgloie poll @niler erbaIten.
uno ole gan5e 9rult, 9iiiden uno
6ront mlB unter Dem GinfluB oes
Helief our6 b6ufige glppIifationen
erbolten paroen; @eei.Sbee uno
&ruft.Suppen miiiien Dem 8atienten
sur StGrflng gegeben peroen, uno
ieiae @ingelpeioe miiiIen bin unb lpie.
ser ourh 0r. 9faolpap's Biaen in
Sb1tigfeit geicbt lueroen.
@nt5iinoung ser Hieren, gnt8iin.
Oung oer 9Iaie, gnt8iinoung Der Gin.
gelpeioe, gnt5iinouug Der 2ungen,
meGer Sails, 9ronditis, Ihneres
9ltbmen, Group, Gatarrb, SufIuen8a,
9opiidmer5en, 8abnmeb, Neurolgie,
Rbcituatismlis, faIte Ghias, Igue
GbiQ8, Gbitblains, SroitihGoen.
Die glpplifotion bon 81 q op 81 e.
lie / auf ben ooer Die S1eile, mo Die
Shmierigfeit ober ser Sdmer8 eri.
ltirt, miro @rleidterung ltno Hube
gelu1bren.
Snnerlid, elm boI6er Sbeelof.
iel in einem balben @laie 8aiier,
fllrirt in eirigen Winuten Grontpfe.
Spa3m8, lauren Magen Sobbren.
nen, Nerp0iitGt, Shlafloiigfeit, Gopf.
meb> 0iarrGoe, 8bienterie, Golic,
9lGbungen uno ale innerliden
S6mer3cn.
Malaria in ieinrn berid)iebeucn Sor.
turu. sSicbrr mn gloue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
(snbctc luic iein Vrnoer.

9bilu0clp5 rd +. 6ebruar.
- gSmurO 4. 1igpIe, Elm 9ruoer oeS
perltorbenen 6rlnf &. Sipple. Erdii.
oenten ser hj.'iJen oHenl Gitatc
5rult Co." ncld 2ebterer i'm lebten
CONNER Selbitmoro be8ing, nahoem
er ieine GomplQnie ourh gtogeIeien
uno i6lehtc @2idlditsiiibrung rui'
nirt bate, cridor iih bente friib in
ieiner bieiilcn @obnllng nit einenl
9lepoluer. SeNe Camille iab an
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q cm q Off, /, 6cbruar. - G5
bcibt jcbt, Oab Milliom ). Gonobue,
OiitQlie0 Der 2egiSlotur iilr eincn
9roofIpncr 9tItrift, meIden man ges
itern entieelt uno nit olu6idoiienem
aopie in Dem Sinter5immer elmer
@irtbi6aft in 0rooflpn olliiano, nibt
Selbitnoro beging, mie man 5uerit
glnlbte, Ionoern oaB CT ci.
ncm 9erbre6en gum Spier fiel. 2IlS
CT 'eine Wobnung etlihe Stltnoen Dor
ieinem Io0e perlieb. ioIl er 5000 IN
Der loihc gebabt babcn, un0 Die 30.
li3ei iano nur 500 6ei ieiner 9eihe
Dor. 2lltber0em 1T ser Gbarntter Der
g8unOe Elm iold)er, Dab er Die 9lnnab.
me nusihliebt Dab Gonobue ben
Sd)uB ielbit a6geieuert babe. Die
&oli3ei ioGnoct aui cinen GoIen, nit
mcIden Gonobue leBtbin ciniJe
Gronaaftionen gebabt boben ioIl
-----------------
girt I'm 8ernf ieIn eiHileiidl ftrapaiiren, oocr
Oft ipdt auf0leibcn ooer benz llUIDeiter itd aus
ieben mtE. Ter ruito eibt eite ertdlluitg. uoer
oiftdh 1dtiebler en M1genleioea beloniitsH
glnfangs mag bas llensI unbeoeltienb ericbeinen,
ldbt man es ieood lniteben. 70 iann fs sur ge'
idbtlic6iieu aranibett iuerben Surlm ireiie
man redliBeitiee Spriebrurgeui gicbt mir Gl3
iidDereo oeinliiel, icroeri nneb ais atleriannier
SdtB gegen ate olirh nnreqeluidbiae nost dns
neitrengte Sebenslpeic enligbeuofn N6rptrithel
iifn Ct gerRarb ardnterpinru inddebnr Sir
% Gents bei stpoibeIerlt 81 hnben
(Ti8pSa3&S)
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ScdyS;ia 2cidlcu unfacfunScn.

Gborteiton, ". .To, I. 6e6r.
- SedS5iG 2cidcn iin6 iebt aus ser
Shtoa 3edc nobe Gburmono,
SSarcttc-Gountp, IN meIbcr am lebten
Gicntag cine grploion cintrat, Der
alt5aebolt mor0cn un0 sic 9llirGll.
nntng& 2Ir6citcn MAIDEN icbt raihc
5ortidritte. @tan ih1tt, 0ab nod
Is 2eidcn in 0cm Mcrfe lie9en.
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GrS WiciucioS bcidJnloiat.

ltcm Oorf, I. 6ebrudr. - 9ll-
0erman 6cnrp G. Eetcrs luiroe beute
inter elmer DteiucoS 9lnflnge I'M
3uIommcnbnn9c nit Der Inter.
ilduna iibcr on9cblide 8eItcdungcn
bel ocr Grp16hmg eineS 9fecoroers
ais 9iahfoI9cr iiir Sobn ". @ofi per.
baitct. 9ao @criht itellte i'm untcr
$4,000 9iirnidJuft.
2lOcrmnn :. 5, Gronin lit eben.
fuus ltntCr eiuer Weineios- -9lrflage
pcrbaitet mor0en. Gronin uno Ec.
tcrs iinO Niitglieoer Der Mtuni5ipaI-
heiiB 9idd.
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Nnf Der Strafc ermoroet.

0nitrop, Ger. /. 6ebrunr. -
C6erIt :. &. gbmonos, Slperinten.
oent Ser 6ieiigen IoItsiditen. luuroc
helte Dor Dem bieligcn Goitnmt er-
idoien. @robc 9litfreging berridt
lino ein berporragenoer 9iirger bon
9nItrop ite6t I'M Seroo6t. ser Der.
iibcr bes Noroes 81 iein. 9iS ictt
iino feline @erbaitungcr oorsenom.
men luoroen.
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Sicr Sage Scbenf,eit
GOntrnftc fir Ead)tcn Der Sirdcn i'll
TrnnfrcidD nntcr6rcitct.

Sr3biicbof @ilote iiirhtet 3n6eIt0rlm,
gen BET 0en critcn @otteS0ienit
icincr ncucn iron50iiihen Nutio.
nalfir6c, Gritc 9fciHStagS-
StiHpobl in GcutihIono rciultirt
in cincr 9iieoerloge ser 5o5ioli,
item, - Or. aarl San eincm Ser
b0r in 6ronfiurt q. M. mterpor.
fen. - GoItiim6nQ in ser @crli-
ncr umerifaniiden 9oti6ait. -
% OfenIhcn our6 0cn Shiii,
bruA bcS 0anlpierS oG(oocrin1"
lntaefomIncn.
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(''aluay'S
y Rea(pRdieI

@an5 olcih pie heftig ooer una,ts.
lte6li6 oie S6mcr5en, Die Der G6eu.
moticbe, gettIGgcrige, S6po6G,
Gerfriippelte, Nerooie, Neuralgii6e
ooer Our6 RroufDeit 9eieoergewor.
fene leioen mag,
RaOluaD's 9icaOp Gelicf sie6t ansen.
blidlidc Ginbcrnng ii. Grleidternns.
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