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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
PAVING CASES IN MAY
Adjourned Session of the District
Court to Be Held, Beginning May
IA, When One or More Of the Paw
ina Cases Will Be Tried.

BY agreement of the attorneys, and
by consent Of Judge C. B. Bradshaw,
one and perhaps more Of the paving
cases which have been in various pro-
cesses Of litigation for almost two years
will be tried at the adjourned session
of the March term Of the district court,
to begin May IA. Judge Bradshaw has
agreed to adjourn court at the. close Of
the present term until that time.
Whether more than one Of the cases
will come up for trial at that time has
not vet been determined, neither has
1t been decided which one of the cases
will be tried. A member Of one of the
firms of attorneys which has been re-
tanned by property owners, said Mon
day that it would be necessary to try
most, IL not all of the cases, because of
the different values Of the properties
involved, and because OF the different
amounts of the assessments for the
paving. II this proves to be the case,
it is scarcely more than possible that
any more than one, or at most a very
few of the cases will be reached at the
adjourned term in May.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
!. f. sTANsRERRY,
q. e. STANSBEHRY,
Presented by the Gilman Methodist
Church as Lay Delegate General
Conference.

member Of the town council four years.
He was born Of Methodist parentage,
and is an earnest church worker. He
has been superintendent Of the Sum
day school for ten years, with the
exception Of two years. when he acted
as assistant; and was president of the
Epworth league for five years. He is
president and treasurer OF the board
of stewards, having held the positions
for the last fourteen years.
Mr.. Stansberry taught school for ten
years, then entered the Bank of Gill
man as assistant cashier In 1893. He
served in that capacity for ten years,
at the end of which time he was pro-
NOTED to the position of cashier, which
place he still holds.
Mr.. Stansberrk is true lover OF his
church, gives to her Of his money and
time most generously, and his quar-
terly conference considers that he is
deserving of any honor that the Meth
odist church could give him.
The Resolutions.
The resolutions adopted by the quar-
,terly conference endorsing Mr. Stans-
berry's candidacy, are as follows:
"Whereas, the Methodist discipline
(section s9,) provides that Lay Elect sral
conference shall be constituted, quad
rennially within the bounds of each
annual conference for the purpose OF
electing lay delegates to the general
conference, and,
whereas, the Upper Iowa confer
ence will be held at Cedar Falls in Oc-.
tober next, and at this time the Lay
Electoral conference will proceed to
elect delegates to the general confer
ence, which meets in Baltimore, Nd, In
May, 1908, and
whereas, the Methodist Episcopal
church OF Gilman has not heretofore
been represented in the general con-
ference and, having one Of the leading
laymen of the Upper Iowa conference,
whose intellectual and business train
ing and high Christian standing fully
fit him for this honorable position,
therefore
BE it resolved, by the third quar-
terly conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal church of Gilman. Iowa, that we
do hereby unanimously endorse our
worthy brother, G. r., Stansberry. for
the office referred to, and by these
presents do commend him to the care
full consideration of the members of
the Lay Electoral conference to be held
at Cedar Falls in October, for lay dele
gate to the next general conference, to
be held in Baltimore, Nd"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
TEAM GOES TO eRINNELL.
kennedy's Squad Starts Workout With
Iowa College Team.

NenneoyS 0QuaQ 0IdrIS WOFkOuu WIKI
Iowa College Team.
Manager Kennedy and eleven of his
squad, went to Grinnell this morning
to remain until Saturday working out
with the Iowa College team on Ward
field. Saturday the squad goes to OF
tumwa, where it plays the Iowa State
League team of that city on that day
and Sunday. The team plays two
practice games here with Cedar Rapids
on April "a and %. This will be the
first appearance of the team on the
home grounds.
In addition to those who came here
from Sioux City Monday, Kennedy took
to Grinnell with him this morning
George Disch, who has been spending
most Of the winter here, and Harold
Johnson. Disch went to Grinnell to
work out with the team. but has not
been signed by Kennedy. johnson has
not signed contract either, but there
is a prospect that Kennedy will sign
him for at least time.
From outward appearances the squad
which Kennedy hustled aboard the
.south-bound Central train this morn
ing is we'll dressed and clean looking
crowd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
A FREE CONCERT
A Treat for Music Loving People o
MarshaIItown Wednesday Night =
Burt Worthinston Clayton, Alice
Bracken and Ralph Hix.

The Eadie- Ward Company will en-
tain their music loving friends tomor-
row evening with a concert at their
store. Professor Burt Worthington
Clayton, head of the conservatory OF
music at Leander Clark College, Tole-
do, whose baritone voice has excited
much favorable comment by the press
and musical people in several states,
will give program. Alice Bracken, Of
Tama, will be his accompanied and
will play number of piano selections
She is known all over Iowa as a bril-
liant pianist Mr.. Ralph Xix, of our
own city, will preside at the organ
This concert is to be free, but owing to
the limited seating capacity of the
store admission will be by ticket. The
Eadie- Ward people want everybody
possible TO hear these excellent per-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
BRONCHIAL TROUBLES.
Readily Yield to Soothing, HeaIin!
Treatment of Hyomei.


Bronchial troubles are purely local
They cannot be helped by stomach dos
ing. They are, caused by irritation In
the air passages and can be relieved
and cured by indicated air alone. In
this lies the secret of the great sue
cess of Hy-o-mei in the treatment OF
bronchial troubles.
The first breath of Hy-o-mei's medi-
Gated air soothes the Inflammation,
stops the cough, and relief soon be
comes permanent and cure results
Hy-o-mei has made many remark
able cures in the worst and mos:
chronic forms of bronchial troubles
and is sold by Mcbride & Will Drug
Co. with the same guarantee as they
give when Hy-o-rnei is purchased for
catarrh, that is, to refund the money
in case the remedy does not give sat
isfaction. The complete outfit costs
but 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
,eing to her personal account, as stat

being to her personal account. as stat
ed
In support of her claim, Mrs. Allen
has secured the following statement
from the cashier of the bank In which
ner money is deposited:
"All county funds deposited by Min
ME e. Allen. county recorder, appear
on our books and have always SO APP
peared in open account, without inter-
est, in the name of Minnie e. Allen,
county recorder the same as other
county officials, and no Withdrawals
have been made from funds deposited
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
&c. c. st. Clair, Cashier"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
pistriet K. p. Meetino POSTPONED.

The meeting of the knights of Pyth-
las of the Marshall Story district,
which was announced to be held in this
city on Wednesday of this week. has
been postponed by Grand Chancellor
Ferris, of Sioux City, until Tuesday,
April 80.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
Not in Personal Account.

Mrs. Minnie %. Allen, county record
err. whose differences with the board of
were recited in a recent
news story in the T.-R., denies en-
phatically that the receipts of her Of
fee are deposited to her personal ac-
count. The funds are deposited to her
account as county recorder. instead of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16

the law, from April Is to September 4
The season is now closed on all sorts
OF game, and all there is In sight for
the sportsman, until next fall, is the
opening of the game fish season on
May Is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
THREE BARGAINS.

For Wednesday, All Day, at Benedict
e Brintnall's.
Ten pieces of curtain swiss for Toe
yard.
Twenty pairs OF swiss ruffled cur
tains with FIVE rows of tucking, for
39c pair.
Five dozen gingham petticoats. for
69c each.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
Duck Season clo.as.

The open season on ducks, geese.
brant, snipe and other varieties Of
water and marsh fowl, came to close
Monday, and 1t is now unlawful to kill
any Of the different fowls protected by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
Trou.daIe Bros Company Opens With

"The Man Of the People"
The T'rousdale Bros Theater Com
pany, which is here for a two nights
stand at the Odeon, opened Monday
night with the melodrama, "The Man
of the People The production proved
satisfactory to the fairly good house
that witnessed it. Specialties put on
between the acts were good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16

formers and urge those who can attend
to call for ticket early tomorrow.
II you enjoy good music you ought TO
get ticket and hear them. 1t will be
O. treat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
Sheriff Hutson Ill.

Sheriff Hutson III.
Sheriff G. S. Hutson Is confined to
his home suffering with severe at
tack Of tonsilitis. He has been in bed
since Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
OBITUARY..
Robinson.

Levi s. Robinson, aged So, a mem.
Der OF the soldiers home from Lowell,
Henry county, died at the hospital at
2:45 this morning Of erysipelas and
abscess of the head. Mr.. Robinson en-
tered the home Sept. 8, 1900. He was
a native Of iWestmoreland county, Penn
sylvania, and served turnout the civil
war in Company C. Twenty eighth
Ohio infantry Ills enlistment dates
from April l, 1861, at Oberlin, O., and
his discharge at Newburn, N. c., was
given at the expiration of his three
years enlistment. Mr.. Robinson was
a widower, and is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Tobitha Ellen Canady,
of TT Madison. The daughter was
photographed Monday concerning her
fathers serious condition, and was
Informed by telephone this morning Of
his death. She directed the burial to
take place here, and the funeral will
be conducted by Chaplain Cole at the
assembly hall at 8 Wednesday after
noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
A REMARKABLE MIXTURE.

A REMARKABLE MIXTURE.
For those readers of this paper
who have any form Of blood dis
order who want new, rich blood
and plenty of 1t, try this:
Fluid Extract Dandelion one
half ounce, Compound Kargon
one ounce, Compound Syrup Sar-
saparilla three ounces.
Shake well In a bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after
each meal and at bedtime. Any
good prescription pharmacy can
supply the ingredients at small
cost.
This is said to do wonders for
many people whose skin and COM
plexion show the condition of
their blood, or who are sickly,
weak and run down physically.
and Is known to relieve serious, /,
long standing cases Of Rheuma-
tism ana chronic backache
quickly.
Make some up and try it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-16
White.

Kathryn, aged 2 years. infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Nelson White,
s4O4 North Fourth street, died Monday
night at 1850 of commissions accom-
panying measles, after. an illness of
only three days. The little one was "a
general favorite among the children Of
the neighborhood, and was just enter
ing the age when she was great COM
fort and pleasure to her idolizing pa
rents. The funeral will be held from
the residence Wednesday afternoon at
Q o'clock Rev L. B. Xix officiating.
Interment will follow in Riverside
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
G6aringi(Ge Staten.

Sena. Die bonn SbierI6ubperein
auf Dem Wodenmartte erriGtete Sc
fliigeII6Iahtfteqe tpar i'm lebten Salbs
jo9r 10000 NAL in Shdtigteit. GS
puroen 4109 Siibner, 6O31 Sauben,
435 Gnten unO 125 @dnie oa ges
idla6tet.
&oburg. Der Grport nad) oen
Ger. Staten aus Dem 3onIuIdrte3irf
9pburgzS onneberg bat 'id i'm 4.
Quartal 1906 gegen oen gleiden 3eits
rallm be8 0orjabreS pieoer Inn $780,
1929 geitetqert; CT belief fi9 ouf
81, 02,O89.62. Die 9uuptartitel pups
pen uno GpieIpaaren Itiegen bon
$425, 306.4O auf $508,336.81, Dor
5eGan uno Gteingutpaaren BON
$266.871.87 auf 1886, 527,81.
Meirtngen. Gum pfarrbauss
neubou in Der @emeinbe Sol3 bat Der
Ser3og 1000 Murt geipenOet. 9urG
oiefe SAFE 1T Der gau ermDglidt.
% imar /. @uf g'i6lub bes
2anbeaperein8 fir 9iensnSu6t Iou Der
Elm n9eutThes ReihsmuIeum fir 9ies
nerau6t" erridtet tpereen. Die itGbtis
f6en 9et6r0en iteQtsn tereits i'm Nas
turbiitprii6en MuIeum be ben0t9i9teu
Raume CUR 9erfi9ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
Sreie Stable,

Sam b II q. S1mburQs Iu8fubr
na6 Qmerifd in 1906 tetrug ST.
1892 9egen $15,353,924 i'm 8orz
jabr. - Sic SamburgsQ(merita sQinie
bat BET Surianb &c 8oIff in 8elTaIt,
SrIanb, einen Rielenoampfer in gufs
trag gegeten. 9u8 neue SGiff miro
og(merita" unO s&aiiertn @uguIte 8its
toria" an @r6be iibertreffen uno Roum
fir 1850 Ydfa9iere bieten. Seine Be
1abung miro 500 Munn fart fem uno
feline 5abrgeH6pinoigteit Iou 10 &nos
ten ~6etragen. - 0a3 ungeme,n grobe
Snterefe. pelfes ii6 pIDbli6 in tpeites
iten 9reiiea Der oeutiden 9epoltsrun0
fir Die oeut16en Solonien unb lire
gntpidlung i%unOgiebt, bat hdS Geiies
bureau Der 91mbur9s@merttas2inie
%perdnIaBt, GeieQihaftsreiTen na6 ben
ufritanii6en S9ubaebieten oes Reibs
ein3uri6ten. 9ieIe peroen IGon in
8dlos ~inaugurirt trerten, unb nadb Den
gegenpGrtiQen Nn5eifen gu idIieBen,
miro Die 8et3eiIigung cine iebr rege
iein.
9 m + + a b n. Der llmfab
in Den itaotii@en Tii6duttionsbdqen
betrug i'm p%erganaensn Sabre 8,184,=
469 pfuno Slide i'm Wertb: BON 1884,
872 Mart ae9en 7,777,767 qfuno gu
ST. 1914 Mort i'm Sobr 1905.
6 Ii b d. Gum Director Der Gam
ELECTROMAGNETIC Der SanleltGote
BADEN Die Genate bon Samburg, Gil
bed unO Bremen ben SendtsporIibens
ben i'm acknowledgements, @sb.
Regierunssratb @ielefelot. 9etpdblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
&ro66er3ogt6um &egen.

8 r fla 5 f. 3psds 0ur6s
fiibrun9 zines b~e'ieren @p9elI6ubes
lpirb i'm neilen Stuat56ou8balt gum
erIten Wtal Elm ~teTonOeyer 9etra9 bon
5000 Mdrt unter Ger 9esei6nung
Soften fir @ogelidUB uno 9etdms
pfung BON SorIt3hGOIingen" aneefprz
bert. Die Soften bierijjr ipurosn Bis
fer aus BEN Gtat8tofen BON ettpa
100000 Mlurt fir Suttur5psds fes
i"tritter. A..
Se6t8bei m, Sier purbe elm
So5ialoemotrat. boS MitgIieo oeS &C.
m%einoeratb8 R|eiiert, sum 8eigeprOs
neten getpGblt.
Mf II 3. Sm o~b9eIuufenen Sabre
bdben BON oen 9036 @oItsi6ilern
6597 pbsr 73 pro5ent ron benz Redte
Gebruu6 gemaht. lire Qernmittel I'M
entgeltlif bon Der Gtoot gu be5ieben.
Die Soften bafiir b~eljefen ii9 auf 49,
1853 Wdrt.
Sfenb a d. 9ommer3ienratb
Strob bat aus NntaB ieineS 5OiGbs
riQen @eiddftsjubilaums ben 4nges
Itelten uno Mrbeitern Der Subutfabrit
@ebr. Bernard 10000 Mort geipenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

mun9 getrofien, Sen aujd6rIi6en Reins
ertrag BON 100000 &ronen Stdmm=
attien aus Ieirem 9ripatbeIiBe an cine
Qn3abl Der in oieier 5abrit an IGngs
fen beIhGftiqten @e6iIfen 81 pert6sis
len. &iir5Ii1 puroe Der Getpinn aus
o6i9er Summe per 10000 8ronen an
so @e6ilien 81 9lei6en SbeiIen, uno
3tpar ie 240 &ronen ausge3a6lt.
9 T ii II n. Die G3ehen beI9lofen,
nit 9eginn Deg nGhiten S6uljd6rs in
3noim Elm BriOotgpmnaiiu uno in
SgIou cine qripatrealf6ule 3u er0ffs
men.
9 u0ape It. Vie ebemaIige @iQa
Wauru8 Sotoi5 in Ser Bai3agaHe miro
in Elm petDfizMuI umgeItaltst. Sn
0ieiem rperben Die ouf Qet0fi uno So
tdi b~e3ug9obsnoen ReIiquien aufgeitelt
ner0sn.
@ra5. 6ier 1T ser emcritirte pros
feIIor Der augemejuen lno te6niI6en
pbpIit an Der 3e9niihen 0o9I9ule,
Regierun9Srutb Sotob p0i4I, i'm Glitter
bon 70 So6ren g~eItor6en.
pbanniStb a /, Sier ipurs
oen So9oaufIeber 8opac unb feline
6rau BON WiIoerern eri9Iagen. Die
Qei6en tpuroen in einem Waferabz
5ugsgroben %gefunben.
6 in 3. Der Observation-Disclosures Cant
besouSI6uB bat 10000 Sroren Sub
BENTON our @rbduung elmer eIettriIhen
8abn in Der Strede llntera9sGee am
MonOIee telpi1igt. Der 8au Ioa i'm
6riibjdbr fCginnen.
M t 8 3 o / {. Sdbier lit
Srau Suite Oelterrei9er i'm glitter bon
108 Sdbren aeitorten.
Seoenbur9 q. Der Saufmunn
paul 8reiner aus Rdtdz 8ec3Dl lit nit
SinterluTung bon $4,000 Sronen
S9uloen nd9 @merita bur69egdngen.
8eI6doigt crI9cinen p%ortpiegeno feline
2unop;rt6e.
g autfe!oen. Die S9ilerin
Marie Sdsboc6er lpur0e teim 0erldIz
zen oes S0ulDou1e5 bon berab1tllr3ens
Den S6nccmdHen 9~etroffen uno 70
idrper rerIeBt, DAP iie auf Der Ste(e
1tarb.
SoI3burg. Die Iebte Ser
lpanotc Mo5arts, Die 80id6rige ReiA8s
freiin @enopefa 9er9tolO lit in Sons
nenbllrg geitorben. Sbr @rpbpater
bGterli6erieit5 mar in oritter Gbe nit
Mo3arts S6meter Marianne perbcis
ratbet.
g tt q If. Sier nur6, Notar
SoIepb 8itter b. MGr3 perbaftet, lpcil
er dnpertroute @eloer unteri6lug.
lleber iein @ermDgen ipuroe Der &ons
trtrS %cerbGngt. Die YafiiOen ~tetra5en
$4,000 &ronen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
G((a6. Sot6ringen.

Str,a & bur g. Die Mout. unO
&lauenielde bat in GtIaB qotbringen
erbeblid nm fi6 ae9riIfen. 9a Die
Gini6leppung aus 5runtreih alien
Qni6ein na6 Our6 Elm O4IengeIpaun
in Noricourt erfolgte. bat oa8 reihss
lGnoiIhe Miniiterium Den Ncrtebr nit
Rinoerceipan1en iber bic oeutI6.
fran3oIide uno ceutI9, I9pei5erii9e
@ren3e per6oter. - Sn Dem 8orort
Wonti1nD 1T in einem Sadle oes 8iirs
germeiIieramtes cine 0fisntlite ron Der
Gemein0e gegriinoete Si6liptbet cr6ffs
net ipor0en.
Ote0en9o e n. Der Militdrs
fistuS bedbIiGti9t ba8 3orf Galcms
burgs2aumesfeIo nit % 9duiern, 145
Ginpo6nern uno geo Scltateu Qano
a%nSutdufen, lin barauf ndd @bbru6
fGmmtIi6er SGuTcr einen Srfantrvie.
GdieBplub fir Die beige gurniion
an3ule9en.
&olm a r. Ter pom aolmarer
gemeinoerotb gefabte 9eT9luB, an
Steqe Der btsberigen tonfeIiionellen
Gpe3iali6ulen intertonfeiiionede Wlits
telT9ulen gu erriHten, tritt am /.
llpril in Strait. @n oie1em Sage ipers
Den bic Spe3iali4ulen geIdtoNen unO
bic WittelI 6ulen erDffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

8erbanOe8 fd6fI9er Snouftrie1er,
Mit9lieo Der Sanbelstammer, 8orz
fiBenoer bes glufii9tsratbs Der llnser
C 9offmanni4en &ttienssIeai4aft,
lit ge%itorben.
6 bemnib B. Ser 2ommersien
rat6 &. 9eber BON bier, 9egriinoer Der
6emti6en 6abrit BON Gbuarb 8.
8eper. Ser gu Den betannteIten 9roBz
inbuitrieQen in gang Sa9fen sGbtte, 1T
in San Remp, mo er our grbolung
fpeiIte, i'm Glitter BON 80 Sa9ren sez
ftorben.
Gluu6 q II. Sn unierer iibsr
$4,000 ginnobner 5abIenben, inous
ftriereihen Staot mar am Gnbe oes
p~er9angenen Sabres Der sepib ieItene
Sal gu per5ei9ren, Dab ni9t Elm elm
SigsS 6euer gum @usbru9 getommen
1T, 10 baB Die Seuerpe6r pdbreno bes
gan5en Sa6res ni6t in glttton gu tres
len bruudte.
Serrnbut, Sier ftarb Der
8ti4of Der epanaeliiden 9riiDertirde,
Sr, tbeol, Gbarles 9u6ner, i'm 65.
2eben2ja9re na6 Iungem 2eiben.
Or & E n. Inter ben S6ultins
bern Der bteiigen 5peiten 9iirgerI6ule
lit Die 3ittertruntbeit aufgetreten, 10
hab Die bacon 8efalenen bonn Sfuls
teiu6e bo6en ausgef@lOfsn tperoen
miiRen.
Seoeran. Die bieiige Sud-
nader Snnung begging in einfa6er
@eiie bus 4~5OjGbrige 8sitehen Der Sns
nung.
3 a b e m. Die @rbuuung
zines MaHerpert5 bat nun Der bieIi9e
Gemeinberotb oefinitip beI9lofen uno
nit Dem 8au 9errn Sngenieur SuIbig
in GbemniB teauftra9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

BON Ieinem 3Oidbriqen Sobn mad ser
Seimte6r aus Dem @iribsbou5. po Oie
beiOen ii6 qs}untt botten, our6 Nrts
6ieGe ouf Sen 8opf IebensgefdbrIih
pcrleBt moroen. Ser 3bdter, Elm gel
itig niGt uormaler Meni6, Der idon
i'm SrrenbauIe mar, 1T enttommen.
3aier3ldutern. Na6 Den
amtIi6en 6eitfte1ungen puroen i'm
bieiigen SdIa6tbof i'm Sabre 1906
1924 Sdpeine peniger 9eI9Iu4tet uls
1904, tpas einen QuSfoll nm stlpo Elm
9ritteG BARTLETT. Die S4luhtungen
beim @roBpieb iino aeaen 1904 Inn
Elm @erin9sS qeItie9en, 9egen 1905 oas
QcQen QeidLen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
@eferreiG.

81 lie n. rad offi8ie0en grbe6uns
cen betru9 Gnoe oss Sabres 1906 Die
,3u6l Der prattiihen Qer3te in SsIters
reid 1887 geaen 11,764 i'm Sabre
1905. Wie perlautet, 1T Die Or
h09ung Der aolegiengelbsr an sen
oIterrsi6ii6en 9odihulen in iihere
@u5iitt 9enommen pproen rno oiirfs
ten Die pertbeuerten llntsrridtsgeloer
bsretts Rom nGhiten SommerIemeIter
db e~inge1oBen tperoen. - Der G6ef Der
Ser. IeIep6ons uu6 3elearapbens
f1brits Nfti:uqeieai6aft Gisiin, Ribl
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Sommer5ienrutb 6. 8eIIel bat Iein
@mt irartbeitS9aIter nieOer9elegt uno
- onlGbIib ieines gusi9eioens aus
Ser @emeinoepertretun9 - Der Staot
8crnburg cine Stiftlng Don $4,000
Mart fir Qrmen3pede ijberpieien.
2eoppt0sbaIl. Sine N6z
fin0uugsiumme ppn $4,000 Mart
puroe Dem &uufmann 9irtbolo bon
bier our9 Die MISUNDERSTANDING
suseiproden. Dor sinj9en Subren
tpuroe er an einem 9afniibereange
bur4 cine niebergebenoe S4ranfe ges
t~rpffen un0 oerarti5 am Sopfe perlsBt,
Dob CT beute nr4 an ben 5OIsen Des
lInfaQe3 leiOet.
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Srannf6meis. Am6aff.

graun Of III q. Ser Grport
aus Dem aonfulotsteSirt 8rdunidpeiq
na4 ben Ser. Stadten betrug i'm 4.
Suartal 1906 6,560,500 Mart eesen
3,905,087 Mart i'm 4. 4udrtal 1905.
6oIsm / 81 n. Die bieii9e
Saugsperti9ule begins Die 6eier ibres
75idbrigen geftebens. 'nA't'' r
8ernb ure. Der bis6eri9e
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900 Mart t%etrugen. -0is epangeIii9e
2anbe5Ipno0e bat bier getagt.
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felt Idngerer 3eit on9eItrebte StroBen,
bobnperbinoun9 bis l. Sui 1908 in
8etrieb 9efebt pirb.
$ eioen / m. Die piirttems
berei1de &attunmonufuttur in SeiOens
beim beging Die Seier hires 50iGbrieen
9eiteben8. Die Sirma 9ot aus oieiem
4nIab Stiftungen i'm Sc Iammtbetrag
BON 100000 Mart gemd9t.
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fam.
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