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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18


is comparatively and is Illustration of the swift
with which adjustments industry
can rise. Though 2GO miles of horse lines and 240
miles of cable lines still operated they looked
curiosities that have been beated, and will
disappear socn the traffic is put in the best shape
The trolley is developing in traction lines
in city and suburban traffic and this is of its most
important phases 1t makes its way quietly but
tuay combines its sections, and be said have
future as broad as any State region the continent
itself. A line recently admitted by keeps
tending itself Illinois, and is object of interest in
adjacent States When it is that billions are now
by the trolley utility daily
of the masses can be realized Forces at work in
the railroad situation modifying and famlarzng it
than rate any other form of legislation-St-
Louis Gobe-DemOcrat
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18
The Appomnttox Apple Tree.

Perhaps three-fourtEs of the people
of this country believe that the final
surrender in the war OF the Rebellion,
that of General Lee to General Grant,
took place under an apple-tree at Apo
mattox. Va. It did take place at Apo
mattox, but not under an apple-tree.
Here is what General Grant says about
it In his Memoirs: WARS produce
many stories OF fiction. some of which
are told until they are believed to be
true. The story of the apple-tree is one
of those fictions, based on a slight
foundation of fact As | have said,
there was an apple orchard on the side
of the hill occupied by the Confederate
forces. Running diagonally up the hill
was a wagon-road, which, at one point,
ran very near ore of the trees, so that
the wheels of vehicles had, on that
side. cut off the roots of this tree, leav-
ing little embankment. General Bah
cock. of my staff, reported to me that
when he first met General Lee, the
General was sitting on this embank-
ment. with his feet in the road below,
and his back resting against this tree.
The story has no other foundation than
that" The surrender was made In the
house of Mr.. Mclean, on the morning
of April 8, 1865.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18
Fitting the Name to the Act

"Why does that lawyer who's asking
the questions get SO mad about it?''
why, because he's conducting a
cross-examinatlon." -Baltimore Ameri-
can.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18
WAS A REAL HERO.

But San Francfsco's Mayor Plum
dered City He Had Aided.
Eugene T. Schmitz, Mayor OF San
Francisco. in prison for Matchmaking
dives in the city of which he was the
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18

"Well, what do you think Of our
rogues' gallery exhibit"
81 call 1t bum show."-Baltimore
American.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18
THE HANDICAP OF DRINK.

- ANY railroad companies and other large
I porations refuse to take men into their SER
l vice who drink intoxicating liquors They
Il cannot afford, they say, to have their bust
~ ness depending on men who are unreliable,
" and men who habtually occasionally
drink too much are properlY recarded rs I'M.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18

The average housekeeper has an
idea a restaurant kitchen isn't very
tidy place.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18
RISE OF THE TROLLEY.

Asst year about 6,0OO.0GOOO0 passengers trav-
eled by trolley in the United States, which
is four or five times as many as used steam
cars. An average of 100000 trolley fares
are collected daily in the country, and
third of a million employees are connected
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18

effect they sad The money is ours the property is
md we 10 WI hat wish with it,
1t is needless to remind ourselves that this is mis-
view, only for of corporations. but
who have only their wages and families to
age Every and every corporation which is but an
aggregation men, have obligations to the community.
The man must respect the rights of his neghbors If he
does not he is punished in some way.
Many the corporal have acted as If those with
whom they dealt had rights which they bound
to respect Events making it clear to them that they
part of the complex social organization and amenabe
to the laws that demand fair play.
This a wholesome change 1t is needless to speculate
how much it due to the decisions of the courts that
an officer a corporation may not refuse to disclose
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-18
CORPORATIONS AND THE PUBLIC

NITHIN recent years. almost within recent
"A months the attitude of some of the great
i wv j corporations toward the public has changed
The in charge who came in contact
uSTET1v with the people used to give the impression
VS>ksGgJ that they did not what thought
Of he WAY N
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-04-20

Time Table of Springfield Consolidated
Railway Co.
Cars for North Fifth street will
leave Fifth and Monroe every 7h
minutes from 6:07 a. M, until 500 p.
M; every 10 minutes from 500 p. m.
until 1920 p. M; owl cars will leave
at 11:4O p. M, 1907 and 1880 a. m.
Cars for South Fifth street will
leave Fifth and Monroe every IN
minutes from 6:07 a. m. until 7:45 p.
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from 900 a. m. until 11:24 p. M; owl
cars leave at HAS p. m, 1900 mid
night and 1924 a. m.
Cars for North Seventh street leave
Fifth and Monroe every II minutes
from 600 a. M until 11:24 p. M; owl
cars leave at 11:4S p. m. and 1924
! a. m.
| Cars for Spring street leave Fifth
and Monroe every IL minutes from
608 a. m. until 11:20 p. M; owl cars
leave at 11:44 p. m., 1908 and 1880
a. m.
Cars for East Carpenter street leave
Fifth and Monroe every II minutes
from 6:OS a. m. until 1920 p. M; owl
cars leave at 11:44 p. m, 12:07 and
1890 a. m.
| Cars for South Grand avenue leave
Fifth and Monroe every Is minutes
from 6:O7 a. m. until 1922 p. M; owl
cars leave at 11:45 p. M, 1907 and
1890 a. m.
| Cars for Lawrence avenue leave
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from 900 a. m., until 1876 p. M; owl
cars leave at 1900 midnight and IL: 80
a. m.
Cars for North Ninth street leave
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from 800 a. m. until 11:36 p. m.
Cars for East Capitol avenue leave
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from 6: 90 a. m. until IL: SO p. M; owl
cars leave at 1900 midnight and 1890
a. m
Cars for South Eleventh and Rut
ledge streets leave Fifth and Wash
ington every Is minutes from 6:07 a.
m. until 1922 p. m; owl cars leave at
1852 p. m. and 1922 a. m.
Cars for West Washington street
leave Fifth and Monroe every Is min
utes from 90 a. m. until 11:15 p. M;
owl cars leave at 11:45 p. m. and 1901
a. m.
Cars for Governor street leave Fifth
and Monroe every Is minutes from
6:07 a. m. until :22 p. M; owl cars
leave at 80 a. m.
Cars for South Eighth street leave
Fifth and Monroe every Is minutes
from 600 a. m. until Ills p. m.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-04-20
st. Paul Sewing Cir
Gle Notes.

The ladies Sewing Circle met
on last Thursday with Mrs. Alice
White of East Monroe st. A de-
lightful afternoon was spent in
sewing. After which luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Tickets we're given for the ba-
zaar. Don't forget the date,
April 30, May ia.
The Mothers Literary will
meet on uext Thursday in the lee
ture room of the church.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-04-20
NOTICE.

Parties will please enter into no
business transactions for this paper
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-04-20

$3.50 10 East st. Louis every Sat.
urday and Sunday
ILLINOIS TRACTION SYSTEM.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-04-20

$150 to East st. Louis every
Saturday and Sunday, Illinois
Traction System.
We collect on The Forum every
Saturday and Monday.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-04-20

A M. WILLIAMS, Pioneer col
ored Real Estate man.
The VOICE
TIz5 = 20,
ce|ored American Magazine, and
McGirt's
Magazine.
are here each month.
Price, ice.
We will delivjl each
or all to your Gool
each month.
Give us your order
and read good
literature
Dubois and his
class or
contributors.
Order by Phone
Old 908.
3O5A S. 9Th St.
e. L. ROGERS,
Agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22

monlt5. Ionm mare gemiB 9sienlunO
I'M 3peifel gcpcicn, luer Die Gambia
len ieien.
@ieGer per uti6e.
Serr @o6ter bat Dos Nutomobjl
oufgegcben mo iih Der rucnigcr lcz
benSgefabrlien &utid)e onnertraltt.
Gr iprad) eeitern NbenO in cinem bal
ben GusenO Gcrianmlumgen, mel
items Neger-8e Sn Den
&reiicn Der idmor5cn 9riioer hat
Scrr @'otter iib in Den leBtcn "a.
gen Den Homcn n0nfel 6runt" ct.
morben unO libel niumt er'S i6nen
ltift oenn er broltdt lire Stimmcn,
9u9 bic Simonus 6oftion bielt &c.
tern 9lbeno cine gauge 9ln5obl 9}eger.
8erinmmlllngen. limonlls qebt
ober ielbit ni6t lumber, ga cr feilt
NeOner lit, unO 5ubem leibet er on Der
Grippe. Sir i'm ipredcn Gr-GongrcG.
N6geor0ncter Charles u. S6irnL
Sbcrlt s. 6ront Slipplce, 2epp u.
Gbonpion Stanley u. 6olb ulo an
Oere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22
ltuangcnebimc 0cntc.

@iele 9lauber, 0ob gciiti9e Gus
pepiia inter sic n|nerfonnten aronf-
beiten g%erednet meroen iolte. Sic
miro burt elm uumiri6eS @eiidt, lln-
ongenebmeS Temperament un0 ourd)
llnoermo9en, Die cute Seite ir9eno
elmer Sahe 81 ieben, unb Die aage.
meme 8eranIa9nng, onOere Seute
miierabei 5lt MAIDEN, d)arafteriiirt.
Sic lit oft Elm DircfteS HeiuItot Ser
onoeren 2lrt bon 0pSpepiia unO Der.
idninoet, menn bic lettc Der 9ebuno.
luna peiht. Bel oieier 9~ebanOIlung
benlteen poblbefannte Ier5te iebt nit
groBem Griola Elm Ne5ept, Ons beiteb.
aus: "A lln5c iliiiiigem grtroft Don
9udu. I hinge 9ulio Wirtltr, Ii
lln5e 8entinn COMPOUND mo Is
lln5en @aiier. 8enn ser MagCn
periauert iit, lit es ratbiam, ben oben
gennnnten Sngreoiqn5ien 3rpei @B-
Iofiel 9nfiooo bei5umiiden. Gic
Gciis lit Elm GBloiiel poq orei Nal
bes cages Dor Den Mabl5eiten, Die
geitanotbeile oieies Ne3epts fonnen
in irgeno elmer 5uuerldiIigen Apotbete
biaig eefntit peroen. (S1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22
Sas @phcmblatt.

8ie INNER reid an Neiligfeitcn
olts oller @elt lit ooS 6cltte cri6ei,
llenoe 8odcnblott OeS n0euti6en
Gorreiponoenten." Die jcbt 10 bod
g%ebenocn @ogen ser mltni5ipolcn
@oblcompogne finoen in ibm cine
lueit- un6 e~ingebenoe 9criidii6ti.
gllng. Gos Neucitc unb @id)tigitc,
luao Der 9robt bon j%enieitS Oc@
S5eans beriiber g~etrngen bat, ioipobl,
mie olleS @iiicnSmertbe, moS I'M ,Sn.
Iunoc paiiirt, iinbct Der &eier in ibnt.
0oS @o6cnblott lit beionoerS fir Die
Seltte geei9net, Die Oltrd ibre 9ei6Gf,
tigung ODER anberc llmitGnoe oerbill-
bert iinb, cine tagli6e 3citurg ST.
Ieien, unb boh germ auf Dem 2oilicns
Den bleiben ippQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22
Shat Der STRENGTHENING.

Gin llnbefnnmtcr begebt 81 Canton
Selbitmor0, iuocnt er iid) BON eli
ncm 6rohtuge iiberiabrcn IGBt.
-Sotte iriibcr einen SeIbItnlorO-
periud) Qemobt.
Gin unbefomtcr ipeiBcr Munn, Der
oQem anidcin noh ilopiid)er Nb'
Itammun9 lit, bcging g%cltern Morgen
III Dem Srudtbobnbofe Ger o9torolts
d)cn Gcntralbobn" 5u Canton Selblt.
moro, in benz cr iid Dor eillen bcroltz
iobrcnoen Sroht}ug mari, luobei ibnl
Ser S6Goel 5crnalmt mtlroe. Goro-
ner EGompion Spn SiablotOtomn
biclt eilten SnQlelt ob, bel meld)enl
Die @eidmorcncn Gin oui SclbItnlorO
lnutcnocS &croitt nbgo6cn. Nuen
@lnihein modliC 0crMom crit fitr5Iid)
cincn SclbimlorOperiudy genlodt, III
Dem CT iid) mcbrCre Mrnoen an Sails
bei6rodtc, bic nod nid)t gart5 9ebcilt
DarCll.
Ger Snote Wor 5 SUB 6 3oQ groB,
botte rotblid)ca SOAR lln0 Cincn ROTH
liden S6mlrrbnrt, unc CT trug cinen
grnlten l(cbcr}ieber nr0 llebcrbolcn.
2eud tQo3 ais W ittel.
@iQtom :. Sconlon, ser 1S.j1b.
rigc Sobn pom Serrn uno Irnu 80.
trid Scunlon pom Nr. 81, Dit %,
StroBc, bcNing III Der Mittiuodj
9Sodt in lciucm &oitbouie 9tr. 422,
Sit-9tortb 9lpcnlc, SclbltmprO, Ter
junt9c Scallon mar inn ScfrctGrS-
bureau Der &un0elsfammer ongcltcllt
ilnb bate onifeineno cine bcle 3u-
funft Dor iid), @1iiSlidc 3%miltigfeiten
peranlaBten i'm aber, 0us elterlid)e
&oltS 5u ~perloiien, bod aub er ieincr
Don ibrent 8Gtten %getrennt lebcnoen
Wilitter 50 bon ieinem 81 betrogenbel
Sobl1. Us ldlctllt, ais oh DIE baltslt'
ben 3piitigfciten olld) Die &eronlni.
lung 5i Dem Selbitmoro morerL bo
ionit obiolllt fein @rrn0 ~pprbnn0en
mar, bob Scunlon iid) odS 2cbell
hottc nebnIrn iolell. Gr mar ben
gan5en Nbcnb better unb pcrgniigi
gelueien, uno murbe or geltern Mor-
gen nit einem @asihlniid) I'M Wun>
toot oui0ciunoen. Ser Spotc miro
uon ser Sanilie, bel Der or mobntc.
b~cgroben mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22

9eitaGl ongc6li6 Sen Ell.
genen 9ru0er. - Sn Der moro.
0itIiden Yoli5eiitotion wllrOc geitern
SarneS SopIor, alias o0reoier," BON
DIR. 1913, Mopitrobc, Dem @eridts-
Dcrinbren iibernieien, neil er in oen
Stoa ieineS 9rl0erS 1bomoS 5.
Saplor ein9cbrodcn unb Elm Yicrbc.
1clfyirr onroliS geltoblen baben ioIl.
6erner liegt cine AniduIOianng me
gen @inbru6s 1T Den 2o0en bon 81
mon foreman, Der. 1921, Git.2erings
tonitraBe, gcgen ocn Angciduloigtcn
Dor, in luelder CT bcldyuI0igt miro,
@auren inn @ertbc BON $50 cntpen.
oct 81 ba6en.
1ie GtIi5ei @e6oroee emit
lieB geitern ben Yoli5iiten Goble, neil
oerielbe in Der Nod)t pom Is. WGr5
betrllnten mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22
Sinh a~niprudJsu uQ

0tc neueh WorplGnOer @inponoerer
%perlnn9en 50 Gogelobn. - Mpu,
ten iiG idlieBli6 nit $50 No.
notslobn begniigen,-Gie Stoats-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trnlten
iGrcm Gcripred)en abcr ni6t.
Die II Ginmun0ercr pon ser 8als
fanbalbiniel, mclde am 9ienitug nit
scr &orte 0e9 sur Belt in 4eutld).
lun0 meilcn0en StnotS e GinmanDcs
rungs-S etrctGrS Sroppe ais gll1.
meiS uuf Dem &loDos9 Compiler nGols
iel" bier n%nlangten, I'M fir Die No.
rDldn0er 6arntCr 81 orbcitell, ltclC1
bobc Sor0crlmgCn. Sic pc%rlon9tcn,
olS lie gcltcrn Worgcn i'm 9ilrenll
Ser 9e10roc, 9tr. 3t9, 9toro . Gbor-
lcsitroBe, einem bol6en 3ubeno Sar-
nlCrn ans Baltimore, Nnnc Nrllll.
ocl-, Wontgomcrps lnO Soluor0-
Gountp porgcitcllt WirOcn, 50 Gage.
lobn. Sn Dem Sotel an Der Can't
Oenitrube nGmlid), no lie iibernndte-
ten, botten SanoSleute ibnen cincn
Slob ms DIR geiebt, ltnO tic glallbs
ten number, melhe Inipriide lie ollf
Der STEELE mohen f0nnten. SblieB'
Iid) piIigtcn oie 2ellte Elm, iidl nit
$50 pro Monot 5uirieOen 81 Gc6en;
tic lpoQtcn oher bis Wontog in 9ol.
timorc bleibert, nm iib BON Der Geiic
5lt erbolen mo erflGrten iid) bereit,
bis 0ahin oui Soften Der StootssGin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M IeterltionSs
auf 2ocrit-Foiut 81 logirer. Ils les
BOD ctn gnGeItelltcr Oes 9itreous tic
0ortbin brill9eu moQte, meigerten lic
iidL lpeiter SIT geben, alS bis 81 Dem
Sotpl an Ger Gom0enitroBc, no lie
biSbcr logirt battetl. Stoata f glr-
man0crltn95.S superintendent Surpin
beiiirftct MN, Bob Die Scltte ilber-
bollpt iift ouf Die Sorm 9eben, lons
bern Iid in Ser Stobt o6cr III Ser
llnlQe0cno Scr Sta0t IN Inbrifen per
oingcn ipcroen. 9os ndhite Nal
miro sic @eb0roe fliiger icin uno Die
Scltte i'm 3etentionSbalrle unterbrilts
oelt, bis 0ic Iurn1er tic abbolen.
@ie eS ben glni6ein bot, murocn
oieie II W1nner nid)t 0ireft bon
Sroppc bergcionot. Gr bate in 9rc-
men einen glgenten bealittogt, inter
oen BORT oui S6iffe mortcnoct Mus
monoererr noh Sormorbeitern Titr
Morplono llmidnu SIT boIten uno
Ocntielben aorteh nit leincm Nomcn
gegeber, nit melden er iold)e IllS-
mulloerer perleben iollte, Die lid be.
reit erflGrterL nnf) Murplono 81
fommcu, uno NOR Damn lueiter &c.
rciit, INN nod Oertidlen SotOurbci.
tern III illd)ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22
Sunncnauf- nno ltntcr0ung.
Tas Wctter.

Sir Marplnno mo ben 0iItrift
Columbia teute ulO mor0en tbeil,
mciic bep0lft uno mdrmer, iiioli6c
@inoe.
Geitern mar Der b0hitc S0ermomc.
teriton0 53 0raO Inn 4 llbr Nodlmit.
tags mo Der nicOrigitc 81 @roO INN
. llbr OtorAenS.
Sn ocn iibriacn 9lnocS @ettcrz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lpurocn &C.
itcrn Die iolgenbcn nic0rigitcn IGcr-
momcterit6n0c rCgiitrirt: Goltport
%, Gortlanb 26, Bolton %, 2llbonp
2G, Ncp.Yorf 80, Ebilooclpbio 30,
NtIontc-Gitu IS, @oibinGton b, Nor.
ioIf II, Charlotte Is, Sntteroa as,
&ilmington As, Gborlciton 81, Ga
ponnob Ga, &odIonpilc GG, Sen y8cit
10, gltIonto 81. montgomery GG,
NCmsS Orleans GG, VnlcItinc 81, Cor
pms Gbriiti 20, Wolpciton 10, Wcnl.
pbiS IS, Cincinnati II, Yitta6ur0
"a, OSme0o 81, Buffalo IS, GlCDcs
lonO 30, Gctroit -, Atpc,o %, Mnr.
Qllcttc 30, Green ban -, Chicago 3G,
Gulutb 90, ct. Saul SO, ct. 2ollia
50, &ouios.Gitp go, Gn1obo As, Su.
ron 40, 9ismord 81, @iQiiton "a,
SABRE SO, SeIeno 81. Solt Sofe 40.
Genpcr GO, Nortb SLATE 10, Io0gc
81, InloriQo 81 mo SOS Nngcle9 81
Wru0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22

pte Wer IlupItlultllQ" z,Nuet uuu) III ultz
icr Gumpa9ne cine 9tolle lptelt, Jolt
ten ca lid) Die Stiumlgcber rciilid)
iiberlegen ebe iic cine iolhe SoIt ouf
iid ncbnncn.
Mfcin %%ro0romm lit GGrlihfcit in
Der Stn0tpermoltung, 6ortlhritt
nod oIlcn HiHturQcn bin, Die nit
notbmenoigen &crbciicrunqcn ME.
6rigit m0gli6e Stcucrrote II. ShuB
oeS EltbIifums geqcl lnGcredte 6or.
%OeruutAcn Ser Dem &oIfe 0%icncnocn
Gorporotionelt. Iic3 miro, ioQs id)
GenGblt neroe, mcilt @eitreben ieirL
unO bcge i6 feline 9eiiirdtungelt
ii6er bas 9teiultat Der @rim1rmobI,
"a id) OaS Oentofrutiid)e Grin3ip mei-
ncr 2lniidt mad %gritnoliter repr6ien-
tire, ais ncine @cQlcr IN oieier Sam.
pogne."
3mei 9roluu- Scr ian NJ
luHGr1L
Sr. George Stcluurt 9romn, Der
brittle Ocmofrotiihc WiuporS Gonoi.
Dat, miro bellte @lbcno 3rpei Ser
Ionnllungen bolteIL unO 5lDor in Der
bl. &reu5,SoQe an gEeit- Ii. @iQiom-
StroBe uno in <iip's SoQe, Nr.
1919, &cfierlon.S traBc. Sn Der er-
item &criommlltna mcr0en 0ie $50.
Geo. 2. @ronn, &cnrp ". g8iQiomS
lu1O NrfiboIo $. (upIor ipredeu
unO in Der leBtcrc1 ollBcr @rn.
SrolDn ultd) Sr. Hobcrt =. &cod. Sr.
Gromn lUciIt in icincn Hc0cn beions
0cr9 0orotf Gin, BOB cr oils Stoot-
rntb9mitglieo ourd Die Boilirllng Der
GcrorOnlnN 3ltr Grncnnung elmer
mmi5ipoIen 8elClhtun95 Commit
lion Die Sclelt6trna3 @eiellldoit
5lpnlg, Den EreiS iiir cleftriide 90
gcnlnnIpcn bon Sl25 ulf $50 pro
Horupc berumtcr 5lr icben mo olld
Die %Ibid6bung Scr @ercd)tlone Der
StrnBcnbubn @ricQihnit, @oa @e-
lc1i6oit, Selcpbons @clcllihoitcn umo
onocrcr GorporotiOncn IN 0cn Stru-
ben Der Stoot o(a Wrum0ei9cntbrrm
ucrunluBtc, mo0lrd 0ic, Itcllcr6orr
@oiia inn % MiQioncl crb0bt miro,
lucnn Die g~Ingclegcnheit bon Den 8es
rihtcn cnti6icben lit.
Die @oltimorer oSc0erotion Of 60.
Dor" bat Srn. @rown $1,000 fiir Die
@eItreitlmg iciner Gnmpo9nc = NuS-
gubcn %pcrlprod)en.
3cigcn i6re Gun0iootur
an.
Sn oen INSTRUMENTATION oe3 oGeut'
ld)en Gorreiponbeutcn" 5eigt Sr.
@cnrp Hopp on BOB er iih in Der g..
@oro I'M Die oemofratiide 9tomino-
tion iiir ben eritcl &atbS5rueig be-
lpirbt; @r. Hopp ueriidert, fiir Spors
iomteit ein3utreteU.
@r. SnmeS Garep mod)t befonnt,
Dab CT iidp i'm 5luGiten StoOtrotbsbe-
3irf nm Die repubtifuniid)e 9tomina-
ton iiir Den 5mciten Hotbs5lueig be-
mirbt.
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Gin IdSnes uuo niitlidcs 8cIdent

Gin Id5ncs nub miitIidcs 8cidpent
fir Nugeborige 1T INNER cine lcbens.
-arusc Photographic pbcr cine HINT.
lcriid) ~pullcnbctc Gopie eines alien
SilSes in GraDon, @ai1erfarbc, Del
pSer Gaitca. Die idunitcn Cabinet.
biloer MIR ST pro 9nteno.
;Snlius Scbbel, oeutiber Gbotograpb,
CO., 321 Ncro.N Strahc.
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WclSIcnonngcn

mad 0eutiflano "a Gents pro @tarf,
mad, Seitreib 20h Gents pro &rone.
Gorto ertra. Sfiffsfarten bon uno
nad Ge,,tidlano. &eiiepaiie, @ed'
iel, g%reoitbriefe uno ouslanoildes
@elo. Sbep. s. 9iencr & &c., 217
SIt-9altimore-S trabe. (303-)
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Scntjdes 0elS

su perfauien. $3.50 Gents pro Wart
ODER 4.20 Marf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel nno Grebitbriefe alf ale
St1ote gllropa's. @eloienoungen.
SGiiisfarten, &eiiepdiie uno ausldn.
oiides @eIo. Sbeo. $. 9iener & &c.,
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Der ErObibitiun miiSe.

E5n Grafton miro nit 80 Stimmell
gegen Erobibition geitimmt. -
@or mebrere Sabre utroden." -
4uh 6oirmont miro ,uaB."
Nit elmer MnioritGt bon 80 Stint
men mllroe bel Ser Mrni5ipaInobl in
8raiton, @..8n., oas Yro6ibitions.
@eicb, 0os sic Sto0t mebrere Sabre
lang otrodeu" geIebt bate, ilieoer-
geitimmt. Die ognti Snloon 9igo"
ndbh regen Nntbeil an Der Gnms
pn1ne, un0 maren lebten Sonntag bic
airden Der Sta0t poQ nit ibren Hes
prdientantcn. @eipGblt mllr0elt
Sobn WcGlung, Ser republitnniifc
GnnoiOat, gum Wiopor, orei Heplblis
toner uno 5mei 0emofratcn 81 StoOt-
utbSmitalicoerr.
9llth 6oirmont, @..8o., entleoigte
ii6 %iei1er vNustrodnung" nit elmer
Webrbeit bon 50 Stimmen.
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@ill anpitaI erboGen.-
Sn 6inan3freiien iprid)t man oapor,
OnB sic Commercial & 6armers gta.
tionoI-9onf" ibr Attienfnpital bon
100000 uui $t,000,000 erboben
wolre. las 4opital wurbe wGbreno
ser @rGiioentidait bon @. u. MaIon
BON 100000 dui Den iebigen Stono
erbobt. Sr. George Il. bon Singen
lit YrGiioent ser 9nnt.
6inon5beriht Scr 9. &
o" 49, Der 6inonSberift Ser n9alti.
more uno Ohio g%iienbabn" 5eigt fir
Den Monot Sebruar folgenoe Saupt.
5ablen: 9rutto @%innabmen $5,939,-
293, nlcbr oils in 1906 $t36,7S5;
Gusgaben $4476,976, mebr ais III
1906 $54S,776; banit 9tetto'Ser-
oieuit $t,462,326, lpeniger ais in
1906 $4tt,991.
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Mar GeiTcrt,
Sentider Hbotugraph
4O9-4tf Nuro-0 .Strakc,

speStal.S fterte!
9,ar fir cine fur5e 5ttt.
8 feinfie acknowledgements uno 1 lebeIlsprpBeS
9orirdit NIT feinem 9nbulen fir $3.50.
Bite, ud,ten Gle nuf Ineine Morefte:
W,ar MciHcrt, 409-lf1, Wpro.8ag' strake.
(Ee3t1,1O
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2SaHinston- Nsemtnr
-bes-
'Qent(dem Correspondent"
@m. S%annemann, 1915 Warion.
StraRe, H.-8.
tuu au5eissu nnb gsitraangen entsesen asuom.
meroen.
2Ofal6crid)tc ants @aibingtpn.
q der Notional.
g."


g."
Cine 5meite &eriommlung miro
nGditen Sonntng Ser Don Mitglie.
bern ser @%oibingtoner polniidcn So.
Ionic am II. WGr5 g%egriinOetc n&ol.
niid)e Hationnl-guno" inn 9ofole bon
$. llr6onsfi an Ser gde ser If. un6
S-StraBe, NorOpeit. obboItcn. 2Sn
OerieIben ioQcn Gereinslofol- rln0 an.
oere 6ragen beipro6en mcroen, ,Sr
Der erIten Sibuug sic icGr 3a6Ircid
belltdIt mar, mur0cn oie Stntlten 0e3
nGolniiden 9totiouol r @unoes" eir-
Itimmig onge1ommen.
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Ger % Iten0 9alt- un0
Spar &crcin" bielt in ieinem
SerlnmmlungS 3 2ofaI, Siioipeit-@dc
Don Orleans u10 @olfeItraBe, ieine
jnbrlide General = %8criommlung uno
geamtenmabl a6, in melder ser rlad)-
folgenoe 6inon5beriht pcrleicn unb
glttgebeiBen iuuroe: @innabmen nit
&~olienbcItonO ON 81. 6ebruar 1906
S21O,322.32, NllSgaben $210,243.-
SO, 6Ieibt aaiienbeitono $7S.36; Ser.
mogen 0eS Sereins $264062.22
acknowledgements, 940.33, lleber.
lduB $5,12t.S0. Gie ~iolgenoen Scr
rem murOcn ais Gtreftoren iiir oaS
lollfcnOe Sobr criu0blt: So6n Sobu,
Or. i. u. Snuer, s. Selomann 9.
i. Soiiman, g. u. &olf, g. 8m.
Soinc, @n1. Seiie, Otto @ol6boG,
Sobn MaibcrG Sam. ". Enttiion,
@m. 6. Seiocl llno Gbns. 9oer.
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Seine Gunfirmatiuns-I nsise
modjt u. &nierim, &unoenidneioer,
Nr. II. Toro-g utap.S trabe.
(apriIl7-iSi5r)