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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01
LOST.

LosT-Red leather hand bag. left on cor ner Jackson and Houston Streets. containing about S27 %; please return to 2A South Hilliard St., and get reward -is LOsT-One gold watch, open face Elg!n movements monogram 'J F. T." on back pf case. Lost either on Holt or Bell streets. Suitable reward for return to 11s N. Perry st. --tS-tu- fri su LQsT--A watch fob F. T. R.. between Bai- lev Carpet Store and l. KatE's store. Call Phone 2076
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01

STOCKHOLDERS Annual Meeting. Janua-
 " ie 19eT. i2 noon. at office of Marks q Gayle A dividend Of LOO per share will De nayahlo January 2nd. i901, on demand to all atoekhoISeFu asO ef record December 24th. Montgomery Land G Improvement co, chas, F. MoTitz. secy-Treaa s-ea-At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01
FOR SENATE cLERKsHIP.

DIFOu Matinee TOday-BaldWiR- Shadow and their Vaudeville Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01
nailroaa rlaflaing in south.

Based on thorough canvass of ev- cry railroad company in the South and Southwest. The Manufacturers Record of December 27 publishes a table showing the amount of new construction proposed for 1907, in each State and Territory covered by this es follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

WALL PAPERS, best assortment. paper hanging interior decorating. inside painting tintinE, etc. pictures neatly framed and in- expensively, by c. F. w, ksynton. l04H Dexter Avenue s. -~2S
 
 cALENDERs-send us your address. and we will mail free cur Osborne Art Calender Miss Mischief" James o'Harn. lle.Is0 Monroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01
Ham The Shoe Man.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
 FOR RENT--Large convenient warehouse on track. win rent whole er part cheap. Pox 70.
 FOR RENT-ons three herse farm with good five room house, outhousee and barn, in sood eonGition: located ted, tws @ milss Hes from erences. John 4. ssiisra care seiisrs Drum Co. --11-0
 FOR SALE.
 FOR sALB--New upright piano. cheap; cash FOR sALE-arocsry store. ideal location, hareain- Address Boddie. care Advertissr.
 --Lo-tf LUMBER and soraps--About 5000 feet, bar gain for cash, on Perry St.. between Finley and Faider. Address Black-Laird Go. City, STRAWBERRY Plants-Lady Thompson, Crescent, and Mitchell Varieties. s2. % per thousand, 25c per hundred Phone 227s. W. A. sprinkel. 7oi Palmetto st si.4oOoo soda fount and Q s1so,oo hot soda apparatus for sale at bargain to sprines. Ala --iO-4t In four blocks or poat01tices on Atapana Street. ninA-Foom house, comparatively new, In perfect repair. Rents for $50 per month. Price on easy terms. S7.o00 Possession given Oct 1. 1897, Address lock box 7es. 10-tf SPECIAL Prices on fine umbrellas and par aRols from $d.O to t12. 50; don't buy one until you have looked over our stock all goods engraved free. Fred J. preher Co, 10 south Court St. --tf SOUTHLAND Promoters Realty Co.,. has for sale desirable mineral. timber and farm lands in all parts of the south For parttc- ulars. address the above. Birmingham. Ala, and mAntion The Advertiser. --lo-tf ---------------
 FOR sALE-My upright piano at a sacrifice cash or terms. Lock box TsS. FOR sALE-saioon in down town district. fixtures. bar utensils. safe, register, etc. will not have to be bought they go with the lease: splendid locatIoa and kcod oppor- tuntty to make money; for further particu- lars. call on or address N. J. Greil. care Grel Bros,, Co. s-su-mo~tu NARcIssUs--Not all killed by frost. you can still get them, also the bulbs at 25 cents per dozen. from Misses Wilson. ar Mildred Street. -t0-3t .-------------
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01
Notes and Personals.

The late train habit was kept up to the last by the four roads entering Montgomery. Train No. 1, of the Louisville and Nashville. due in Mont gomery at II a. m., was four hours late yesterday, a freight car breaking down and blocking the track south of Colum- bia, Tenn, yesterday morning. being the cause The Western train No. ST, due at 9:20 m, came in two sections last night the first being on time and the last as 1907 was just opening It's eyes this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01

Today, besides being the first day of the year, Is the first Tuesday in Jan uary, and therefore Homeseekers Day. Both Southeastern Passenger Agent Phil Hay, of the Mobile and Ohio, and Wolfe of the Louisville and Nash vile, expect a big business out of Montgomery over their respective lines.
 Today will be observed by all of the local roads as Christmas was. Sunday hours being observed in all depart ments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01
WANTED-BOARD OR ROOM.

wANTED--Three or four connecting rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. close in. by couple with three year old boy. Addrsss L.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01

New Route to Atlanta. Travelling Passenger Agent c. L
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01

FOR RENT-ons three horse farm with
 good five room house, oufhouses and barn in good condition located two miles from the city on the Carter Hill Road Give ref erences. John A sssisra care Sellers 6
 Orum Co. --13-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01

FOR RENT---Large convenient warehouse on track. win rent whole er part cheap. Hox 70.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11
MESA RIDING CLUB
CONGRATULATED
Troop Of Little Girls on Ponies
One of the Prettiest Features
Of the Fair Parade Yesterday.

The Mesa Riding club. composed Of
young Albuquerque girls. whose ages
range from ten to fourteen. and who
ride like Arabs. is becoming. famous.
Not long since the club received a
whole page In the New York sun.
with its picture as large as life. and
today the little misses are being show
cred with congratulations for the
part they took IN the fair parade yes
teraa..
They were an dressed in pretty blue
and white bloomer uniforms. with
sombreros to match, end were greet
ed with cheer after cheer as they
passed along the streets. The organ
ization is believed to be quite unique.
The members Of the club now are
Misses Hilda Grunsfeld. Florence
Grunsfeld. Katherine Chaves. Beatrice
Held. Ruth Ilfeld, Edith Childers.
Agnes Childers. Helen Hope, Lima
Ferguson. Dorothy McMillen, Alma
Raldridge. Elsie Kempenich and Aline
Stern. The Youngsters were escorted
yesterday by Alfred Grunsfeld, riding
"Rlack Emma" and NJ. l.. stern,
mounted on Gray Tim"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11
FINAL EVENT FOR
F|REhEN
Santa Fe Team BestS Ameri-
can Lumber Company Team
in WET Test" Winning in
Speedy Order,

The final event Of the fireman's
tournament was pulled off yesterday
shortly after noon on West Copper
avenue, when the wet test" contest
occurred between the Santa Fe Fire
company and the American Lumber
company team. The Santa Fe team
was an easy winner, making it's coup
ling and getting water in thirty-seven
and a half seconds. DELAY in making
the coupling lost the contest for the
Lumber company team. IL had been
expect ted that this test would occur
on West Gold avenue. but trouble
with the water service IN that street
caused the change to Copper avenue
\. NJ. Dettlebach. secretary of the
Volunteer Firemen's association, and
chief of the Santa Re team. left for
Santa Fe last night. accompanied by
most OF the members of the team.
who nave made very satisfactory rec
ords during the tournament
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11
"The Blood is The Life"

Science has never gone beyond the
ebove simple statement of scripture. But
II has Illuminated that statement and
given il "a meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth Of knowledge.
When the blood is bad " or impure It
is not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain is also
clouded, We mind and judgement are
Greeted, and rsany an evil deed or impure
thoSghtN 9s&e GNIcctly traced 70 the
impnr8y of the 6fooS Foul, impure blood
can be made pure by the LIE of DIR.
Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery .It
eurl1hes Ind puLlhes- Lie blood thereby
curing, pimples, blotches, eruptlons and
other ~cutaneous affections, as eczema,
letter, or s~alt-rheum. hives and other
manifestations Of impure blood.
o o e o o o
In the cure of scrofulous swellings, en-
larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old
sores. the Golden Medical Discovery " has
performed the most marvellous cures. In
cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
il is well TO apply to the open sores DIR.
Pierce's All-Healing Salve, which pos
StSSts Noiiutilui hHdilib pOttHS1 hh'A
used as an application to the sores in con-
junction with the use OF "Golden Medical
Discovery " as a blood cleansing consti-
%tutional treatment. II your druggist
don't happen to have the rAl-Healing
Salye in stock, you can easily procure IL
by lnclosing lifty-four cents in postage
stamps to DR.. r. V. Pierce, COB Main ST.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and II will come TO you by
return post. Most druggists keep IL as
well as the Golden Medical Discovery"
o @ @ o % o
You can't afford to accept any medicine
of umkHotDn composition as a substitute
for Golden Medical Discovery which IS
a medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having a complete list Of ingredients In
plain English on It's bottle-wrapper, the
same being attested as correct under oath.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and ~inyigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11
ITALIAN SHOOTS UP
THE FIESTA
Captain of Mounted Police Re-
CeiyeS News of Arrest of
Belligerent CeIebrant in Rio
Arriba County,

Captain Fred Fornoff yesterday re-
ceived word that Mounted Policeman
J. y. Rusk at Dulce. Rio Arriba
county. had arrested Daniel Tomassio.
an Italian, for breaking UP a fiesta
held there the latter part of last
week by shooting into the crowd Of
wOrshippers. Luckily no one WAS
truck BY the bullets from the Ital-
ian's revolver.
Tomassio was drunk and after be-
ing evicted from the church for be-
ing intoxicated, nd became boistef"us
and procuring a revolver began shoot
ing until Officer Rusk arrested him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11
BRILLIANT RECEPTION IN
HONOR OF THE GOVERNOR
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. FERGUSON and
Miss FERGUSON al Home TO Large
Number Of Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Ferguson and
Miss Ferguson entertained last night
at their home in Old Albuquerque in
one OF the most beautifully appointed
receptions ever given In albuquerque
in honor Of Governor George Curry.
Governor Curry was a guest az din
ner al the FERGUSON home az 9
O'clock. the reception following from
$50 until n. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated and the reception
one Of the largest Of he year. was
thoroughly enjoyable. Mrs. FERGUSON
and Miss FERGUSON were a~ssister in
receiving and in serving by a number
Of Albuquerque aides. and the dining
room. with It's attractively decorated
tables. was particularly pleasing In
addition TO the large number OF Albu-
uuerque people a great many out-ot-
town glests Cverc present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11
ELKS IN FO R &c
ATTEND SMOKER
Albuquerque Lodge No, 46i,
Keeps Open House and Every
AntIered One and His Brother
Visit Lodge Rooms,

There was. a. use "a feminine
phrasa. "a perfect jam Of Elks 81 .
smoker last night in tnF tlhH ieuI
r.,ornr given hv the Albuquerque Best
peonie IL honor Of the visiting Eiks.
NJ one had ans idea there were 30
MANY TIks in The city They came
hy fnos and threes and dozens anu
scores. and the smoker turned out
b. one ~ the most important ana J't-
Hest social affairs Of the whole wees
Many ~ the Officers 81 "a fliih Gay.
airy we're present in Uniform. aIu
there we're Eiks from every seeilrn
~ the territory. all wearing
grin and ready a. make theHl-
81 home The local lodge entertained
their guests right royalty.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Ncnc Grncnnnnscn.

Otter Ban, H. 3, IS. ,ilni. 49,
ErdIioent Hooicpelt tilnoigtc belltc
cine 9lBabl Grnennllngen AT, lnter
luei1cn nuhltebcnoc Die lutd)ti0ten
iil0:
9iidlnono Fearion bon NorosGuro.
lima gum @cianoten an @riehenlano
un0 Wtolteliegro; 2. Eercipul IoOge
bon Dtniio6llletts 5lim @eInnotcn al
SonollrnS uno Salpooor; >Sobn ..
Sodion bon 9tcw. Scriep sum @eiunO.
ten un EcrIien; Willium +. Sanos
uom Iiltrift Columbia 5um Yega-
tionsictretdr ill Guatemala; Srmin
.. 2oligblin bon FenniDIuulien gum
5ipeten Segutionsletretdr II, Tetcro.
burg; Carleton Wtiuer BON Soma 5unt
0olnetider i'm Ser. Stuntcn aonilt.
lat 81 gtogainfi, Supan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

3n einrr epr5a situno bcs r@crcns Der
Sanilcnic NIB 1abrifanteu," am Miuuinn, ben
IL. Srni, se1uiten iunybe ecr iulncuor Scidlui,
gciaf: uuo pcM %ynt1i1G oes gcreius cuucr.
lciGt:
IS lit uHicre ltu,rigc Eiidl bcuic Den
poplld at SOillllll. oti 10. Sun cillcirCIcs
nel zoo HNlcGc5 llcbcnc,uitoIncl SrcunoCs uIlo
III bchuuCrn, Cir3 oct colCn Hriinocr oc3
rVcrcinS Der Sanrente nm Sabtitnntcm;" CT
tuur lcin eriUIge&der Rrdliocn BON 1888 bis
1886 uHo uon lellCr 3ctt al Dti9tco lcluc5
GeirdiGce
ISdGrruo loir ms nit cbrfirnliocr llniCrs
piIrll0leli Dem GOtII1cn l8tllen Ucm0eu. Der
uno nnlcrcS tbcnrclt SreuitocS mo culincnlcn
Hlrgeto berGnhi bat brluBcn nit nlliercr bO0eu
drbiItlg pUt iel1cm ebtldJen Dribaieiut. lei
lei nllbCiledbIldlcu Gbrliblcit, icincr nuiibcr
lptlloldeil Sltcrplc. icincr boDer conncr5ieIleu
Gcl6dit eineu Gubcrorocnild)cu guUcn ais
YHtptl. lciher hc'en pnllnilibroptldcn ltenung
inr ole Sngrno, lellleH bclidnoGcn SntCrciie
ar icecN slicH ,iloct uuo ,iici. feintr Jcllcu
iiilo lDllenatliden gSp9li0aligtci leincr Qingdbe
an iebe sItnnbc mo tciHcr cblrit nuo crCnt
plGrilhcn SibrlnlB IN coer ScbensauigdDc nit
5renoen 6lint 9lllSorud.
Weihlolien. onb ctlt 9oniiic. GeiicGcno aus
General 11me5 Y t5ntb ii1o ben Scrrcr 5npo
VI. Garrpu. SuDio 3ubicr mo gSlinm ~
9urlt. bicrniit ctndnni iperoc. nni oieien Der
tciner 0Gmlie unere Grieliutnib icillCs 8e,s
luiies uno nnicr 6Cr5Iicbes DlitDcflbI al i6s
KEN grobcH Conner 8lt bcrmfieln
Tnuio 8. Carroll, RrdIiocni
SbpmG5 ". Sogge, ScfrCGr.
u7Olb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Wcbr Gpfcr acfnnbcn.

Noriolf, 90, 1S. ,slui. -
Gie 2eide beS Wiioibipnlon @nIter
Gor( lllriG ouS Milmolifee, eires Der
Spfer Der Snmpton goaos.9ragobie
rom 10. Suni, lit gefllnoen roroen.
gs bicb 5war geitern idon, llIrid' $
lleberrelte ieien gefunoen porben, al
lcin es itellte iih bcrullS, oaB Die Sei'
dc, nelde man gcItern fiir oiejenige
lllri1's biclt, oieicnige OeS Wiiblbip.
mans IiclOcn mar. 2lilBer0em TIT
felite ollh Die 2eiHe oes Seenlnnnes
Surlep 2opoll San Corn geiunOrn
morocn, 10 onb jcst I'M @nn5cn ied)s
Cpier ser aataltropbe Beborgen iino,
r1nlih Die Wiioibipnlen lllrid. 6icl.
oen, Senberion uno Sulconb, Sci6er
Weitpbul uno Seenlann Wan Iorn.
Baibington 3. e. Is. Snni.
- @omirnl Vrolpnion, Gbef oes gtu-
pigotionsbnrenits, erbielt beute gtod)'
nIittag cine Iepelde 0e5 aoulirdlS
gniorp. YeieblsDabers Der ,Slottc IN
San1pton Hoaos, lnut lpelher nod
5lpei Spfer ser Srag0oie geilnioen
noroen iino, ndmlid Ribibipmun
ogeloen" (ioIl ipobrihciulid beibcn
globert 8. Solben) ino Secnunn
Jlobt. s. Iobion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
9eibes SnDlanosblut.
Si5iIianiid)c Cr9clorchcrin mndJt upu
ibrcm Stilct @cbrand).

SlmAer Wtann, lpelher bon einem
oulnmcn SlulBcn 9cgen lic geiho.
ben murOc, oui scr Strabc nic-
0ergeItodcn. (o0CsiiQe IN
tSol9c pon Sonnenitiden. -
0h,tter, 5rpci 5dpeitcrn .,no
Gontc opiern oaS 2cbcn bel cincln
pcr1eblden TcrilldJ, Cinen crtrils
fcnocn &nnbcn 81 rcttcu. - &c.
bcnSoerlrlIt OurG grpIoiion IN
Ecnniplponien.
Nclu Dort rs. &luli. - Eh.
lonlcnn Gnltinp, cine nugc Si5ilianc,
rllL pcrlcbtc hcilte in Der illlteren
@eltleitc, no ie Dor eiucm Saufeu
ainoer mlf Scr StroBe Srgel ipielte.
mobrcno ibrc Observation-Disclosures
(bcrclc G6riltopbcr oic EcunicS eiu-
lollmcIte, einem ilugcn Manuc, ga,
mems Charles WcGurtbp, mel6er bon
clnem &nobcn gum S6er5c pom Srot.
toir hcrabgcItobcn milr0c lmo 10 bef'
tlg gc0cu Yblomcnn ilog ooB iie
nieoerItiir5tc, nit eincm Stilct cineu
t0OtIihen Sti1 in oic 9rtit. Die
iingc Staliencrin 5og ais Iie iib bon
Der StroBc ouf9croiit bate, iputbcnt-
bronnt Die louge, ihnoIc alinge ans
ihrcm aleioc mo oiciclbc mar inn 9tl
Dem iilnNcn Mnnne in oic Yulit &C.
Gobrt. Die ilngcn WtGo0cn pcrld).
ten oorolt i6rc idmerc, Mlf 9idoern
Itcbcnoc CrAel biutcr iitb bcr 5iebeno,
Die 6hldt 5u cr9reiien aacin Die Sim.
Der ueripcrrtcn ibnen ocn gSeD, bis
Die Eoli5ei eridien un0 Iic icitnobnl.
Sic purOcn lamnt Dem &erlullnOc'
ten nab Ocm lGdbItcn StntionSballe
gebraht, no Ybilomen9 cineu aber'
maliqen 8eriu1 mod)te, Dem aui oeln
,SnBboOen licgen0en WicGartp boo
Stilct in Sen &0rpcr 3il bobren. Die
WiGOdcn purOcn i6lieBli6 bcutbigt
mo i'll 3ellcn gcbrodt. Seine uon BEE
sen lit picl iibcr 20 Sabre alt Wtc-
Gortbp beiinoet ih I'M SoipitaI, no
oic 9ler5te crflGrcll oaB cr uiht 5ll
rcttcu lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Is luirb iuirflidJ CONNER.

Gbicngo, IS. Suni. - Irei 20
besi1le IN ,Solge bon Sonnenitih limo
in Den Icbten 81 Stln0en gcmcloei
lporocn.
9telu Dprf, 1S. ,Sltni. - 0rei
Mtinner iino bier geitcrn an SibidlG'
gen geitor6en.
Diiimuufee. Wisc.. IS. Silni.
- 9os 5bermonlcter Itieg bette bier
oui 80 @rao i'm Shutten. 8elterr
ltn0 6cute pnrben ied)s Yerionen uoll
Der Site ilberludltiBt uno 5luei Der
iielcn in Sobiud1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Sas @crf mutbuilliger 9nabcn.

Golumbua o, IS. Suni. =
EerIonen5ug 9tr. 10 Der Big Sour.
Sabn," elmer Der lbnellIten 3iige auf
Dem SpItcm ser 9telp.yorfer GentraI-
Sinie, mir0e belite bel Der bieligen
Goritaot Nor0.9olllmhus, m1breno CT
nit elmer Shnclligfeit pom 80 Meilen
pro Stlinoe fubr, ollrh cine onseblih
bon acknowledgements FnIidlgeltcIfs
te 8eide jllm gntgleiien gebraht
uno olle @oBgons, ioiuic ald) Die 90.
fonlotipe itiirjtcn nm. 9ofonlotipiiib-
rcr 8m. :. Smith cntfnm obne Sd)a.
oen allcm Icin Sei5cr Soe Wabnifep
aus Glepclano lit leberSgciobrlib Der.
lett. 9llld ctlide Boiiagicrc, oarllntcr
tSrou @li5obctb 2oprp, 60 Sabre alt,
aus GIepclono, g., 5. q. aeegan aus
Glepelano, s. 8. Heao aus Wlans.
flelo, o., uno 6rau Or. Spnoman,
9tr. 517, @eit IA. StraBe, 9tau.
9)orf crlitten gerlebungen werOcn
ieOo6 jGmmtlid nit Dem aeben oa.
bon fomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

Wtctbo0cn 0cr uSdlpnr5en Sdn0". =
Stnot55cll9e OlJrb cine 8cbebroc
m'S 9odSborn gejoNt tmo am
9Iusio9cn uerbinOert
9teD Oorf, IS. 3lni. - Sgna.
Clo &c Scpnor0p ln0 Metro 8olnpi.
nclli1 lton0en bclltc nc9Cn ainoer.
ralbs im0 @el0crpreilltng 6ier Dor
0erid)t. 2eonurOo iuuroe 5uerIt lhltI.
dig befllnOcn mo bot iid1. Inn ein
mlloes l(rtbch 5ll erlongen, ais
StuotS5etgen gegen ieinen Otitihuls
0iaen on, Seine Sfierte uuroe &C.
ceptirt, oQcin ais iein Berb0r Begin.
nen iolltc, modte Yolnpineaio plot.
lid einc @cbebroc, iuocm er beioe
So6noc oitf Sic S6l1ien Ie9tc nno
bcrob5pg, bis tic an Der acblc suiom,
nen trdfcn 2conaroo iuurbe ald)-
io6l lu1o ituntmelte; sd bin franf,
ld fam rid)t 5ellgeu."
9llS 9fid)ter SSulipon meiter In
i'm orong, ioate CT: nYompinellia
bot mir iocbcn bnS 3cidcn oes Sooes
gcgeber GS lit bic ySdluor5c Sano".
Sf luer0c nift 5ellaen,"
Gobci bIicb cS, 2eonoroo lpar niht
5lnt slusIugen 5ll beiueeen. Houpi.
nellia lulrbc trotbem lfitloi9 befun-
oen, ltlh - geraoe ipie 2eonaroo
bailptlo6lidD ollf 8rlrnb Der gluslogen
Oes Z sSobre alten Soluator Siatta,
uclhcr I'M letter 0inter aus oer
@obmrng iriner gltern entfiibrt uno
III eincm &ollic otf Staten ,SsIano
gcfon9cn gcboltcn muroe. Die Gitt.
fii6rcr perIongten $4,000 9oiegelb
nno gobcn oer anaben idlieBlib frei.
Ser Sater beitrcitct cincn Gompro.
nib nit ocn &au6ern geidloiien 5u
bo6cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
specialize Grfuriion nah
3en=2Iar
Sonntdd Cen 25. 5unt.

Mics IN eerritidjait fir Die eummcrsS aim.
Gpc5aI. .@rpretBla berldBt SuensVuDnboi
30 %orm. uHo 1dlt aIl alien iHoilcben &abH'
bblen an.
;tHdln0rt bon Bens4ial G.10 Ibcnhs,
RInoreiic pom Silcns, uuiunr mo Eenn
mlbnnn,B Bu6nDni Si,25 mo bon SuIict rno
NdlbruuI Si.15.
Nicicrririe SiBc fjEncn am Sumuq, ocu %
1nHi, i'm NiuclNiirC0u, 9ir 81 III 4dliluorc
Sirabc, bclcgt pCrocn. OGI70,2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

rii6i iid ani Groen llHregeiuiiiipe Qe6enss
peiie. Diange an fbrperlther Sepeanug H. !. 10
tilbreii 81 ietiem eiii'eelid anule1oen mo aes
inbrlidbeit Heioei Der 3lltidoecnoter uber Sd
inorrboioet. anf bic eritc Sehulb ieten 8iele
nber onnit cine 5iueiie. welrhe lid nod1 iblmrner
rddt: Die Sdbulh. fid bon tbrer Sfnier5en
fpp'los einem Guadialber ii6etIiefern 81 las
icn Der bic llcbeI nit Der Scbnirfetie ooet init
slepnlitielH nod ffbtimmrr nntt gSer nn Sfs
liorrbooeii letoet, oellte oaran, bnB es Tin
silsbees beriibniie Nuaieiis. proben peroe.l
hon y yieiiiineoisr & &c, Noy 2lia Te,r.slarf,
Ipitenirei berldnot. (WlplRi5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Wcbr 9lrsiagen Srd)aro's.

Cine COMPUTATION sur SGulNung
lclnCr Satin an pel6er Son=
luooo betbeiligt gciuelcn ieiu ioQ.
Gbenlaltger ErGiioent Der
r@cItern N}iuers 6coeration" olf
Dem 3euGcnitonbc.
. Soiic Gitp, Sonbo, IS. Slml
- Sn Dem &dmuopO.E Ero5ciie lcgtc
beittc Die Stontsnnlpaltldjoit mebrere,
pon @Orrp OrcbarO gcidricbcnc
SrtcIe, ioluic orh einen 9ricf oea
9Ingetlu8ten 6aplpooo Dor, I'M ST be.
melNelL ooB cine COMPUTATION eri.
ltirtc, oeren 3lucd onrin beItono, oie
5u Cripple Greet lpobncnoc 8nttin
Srd)aro'S ii6cr Ocn 9IlicntbnIt ibrcS
WtonncS nt Srilbiabr mtO CONNER
BON 1905 5ll t1llhCn Iic Gertbci.
oi9tn9 protcltirte encrgiIc), ieooh
oergebIib ge9cn Die 9lntobme 0icier
9clc1c. SorrD Srhoro, mclfcr oui
oen 3euaenltnno 5uriidbcrllfcn lplrs
&c, iagtc ans, Srnu Srharo babe i'm
Nrilbinbr 1905 iuicocrbolt un i'm Dc.
idriehcn mo i'm erlltd)t, lie ilber lei.
nen sluiertbolt itnterridtet 5rl boItcn.
Gr babe ibr periprpden, ibr cine
Heibc bon 9rieicn llnter Dem Iatim
Gan Sroncisco 3il ihreibcn llno ourh
9l1cnten Der o@cItern ,Seoerution Of
Nfiners" on lie oblieicrn 81 loiien.
3mci lolhcr @riefe lpurocn gcidric.
ben lmo Die Stootsonmoltid)ait lntcr.
breitete oielelben Dem 8crid)t. Gin
Drltter, cbcnfalls Dem 8crid)t porgc.
lcgtcr Vrlcl nllroc BON Ronc,
9IlaSfo nlt5 Oatirt uno Wtorion
Woorc, eincm Srganiiotor ser ,@c.
tern OiinerS ,Scocrotiot" nah
9llosfo nitgcgebclL bnuit i'm Der.
lclbc BORT sur Eoit gebcn iolle.
,3llnddlt untcrbreitctc oic StoutS,
anpaltlcbaft cm Shreiben Saplpoo0'S
al SSrau Ordor0. ans melhcn Der.
porgin0, 0oG Der 9Ingcflagtc INN sic
COMPUTATION lpuBte ,Snl Smlic 0eS
NcrborS itelltc Oic TertbeiOigrng einc
Hcibc bon ,Srogeu, luelfe oortbun
lnllten, Dob Orharo 5u perid)iebeneE
Otaien Steunenberg 81 tooten ge.
orobt babe, llno 5por linl ii1 lpegcn
oeS Serfnufs leiner 5beiIbnbcridnit
Gil ser 0erculcs.@rubc 81 rGd)ct.
9tobbcm Or6oro m0breub Scr
Atohmittogslbung iuicocr cinem
&rcll5pcrbor burd Yertbeioiglmgsan-
mult 9ii6aroion unterluoricn luorocn
mar ullo inter 9lnocrcm nilS1cio0t
bate, Dab cr cine Sod)tcr in Gonooo
bat, tuclhc 9llice bciBt, erldien Com.
9opcc, iuelher pielc Sabre lang GrG'
l0cnt ocr ,WeItern DtinerS Seoeros
tion" geiuelcn luor, allf Dem 3eugen.
ltono mo nlohtc Wtittbciungcn iiber
Die innere Organization bielcr @eieG.
lhoft, Die gIrt lmo @eile Der Guu1b.
hing ibrer 9eomten H. {. ~. Yoper'S
oifi5ieae Serbinbung nit Der 3coc-
rotion borte III 1902 oui. Scin Ser.
bor iuar nod nidt becnoet, ais iid
ooS @cridt um 1925 bis nlorscn pcr-
togtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Gas r3cidJcn bcs SoSes.

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