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Nm 10. 3uIi Wiaraaret VI. SuiTenu, 9tr.
1874, 9toros6barless Strnbe, 81 Sabre alt.
anl II. .2uIi Soniin Start, untuerittuiar9o'
lpttdl, 10 Sabre ait.
YIN 10. Suli SBarlcS 6~uuGueit, III. 512,
@glon'StrdBe. u Sabre alt.
Iill a.. Suli 9iadlei Subin, Nobns Hopilto
Soipltal, 80 Sabre alt.
IHl IA. 3ult @ltSabetb Gnoers, 9ir. 2i2O.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 Sabre alt.
Vim l3. }nIi 3luberta pnrlcD, &apOierusAi
~garresStrabe. ~ Sabre alt.
Nm 10. Suli Sattic 0ugDictf, WtarDlano sc
neral SOipital, - Sabre ali.
YIN "A. SnIi Catherine Samfmnu, 9tr. $50,
YIN "A. Nult Sinufc aener, g(r. 1918,
'9nitcrItsI oeRie, 20 Sabre ait.
gm -. SuIi Sennic 9eitdj, nGburb 9ome
ano SufirnlGrb, ~ Sabre ali.
YIN 10. 31tt Samuel Heier, 9tr. 1924. Git
SllrcursIueN, 10 Sabre alt.
gm Is. %uli Sauucl Wiaiun, Gr. $40,
China Strdbe, 81 Sabre aft.
slm Y. .1nli Charles Witiaer, 9ir. 305. 9d'
PIN Is. SuIt sarab Sanrocrs, 9r. 1909,
SnppsStra6e, - Sabre II.
gm 10. Slli 6atberiue McsleH, Gr. 1918,
QNbatcoutsS traBe, % Sabre alt.
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england in Gorge nm bic Sripcl.
Sutcutc.

GinSonoonerG orreiponoent id)reibt:
~Gnglono's groBte Eolitif beitebt at.
gcnblidlid) BARN, Hltblono IN Der
SripeIcntente ie~It5nholtcn. Ser gang
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nit Dem libcrnIe
mle conieruotiue 9lGtter ocn G5oren
gegen Die icinoieligen amoeebungeu
Ger cn9liid)en So5ioloemofrotcn IN
Stlb nebnleL mo Die ollBerorbcnt-
lid)cn Tuimcrfiamfeiten, ole man IN
omtlldell, purlamcntoriihen uno
lonitigen politiidcn &reilen oen 5il
@olte geIooenen Witglicoern Ser rili
lild)cn 9lima 5ll Sbeil merben lGBt,
MAIDEN icnes lor9enpolle 0eItreben
lebr 0elttlid) erfennbor. glber ooS be.
rcotcItc 3eugniB bierfiir leet oaS
ouTtollenoe 3art9efiibl ob, nit oenl
Die cngliid)en Srgone Der oiientlidell
Wfeiiutng Den III oen iituiiten SdG.
reu ltottgebubten 3luild)enfaQ Der
SeldleBtllg oes englIldet Sall0elSs
ldiiies ~@oobburn" oird) elm ruili.
id)cS &rie9Sitiii bebanoelt boben.
Sic boben Den 3luiid)eniou MIR chen.
bin ermobnt unb iid) jeoea SubcIS
e~ntbolten. Nid)t Die geringite gnneu.
tiing mar in iraeno eincm 9lotte 5r
iinoenL Dab. mie bel Dem Ioroice.
3iuiidenfoll wdbrerO oe9 ruiiiid)-i ia.
ponilben ariegeS, cine oiii5icue Ont.
idruloiguna ober gar Die 9~citroiulg
oes perontuortlihen Sfii5iera bon
HuBlono g~eiorbert pcroen miiilc.
Nan lieB iif I'M 8egentbeil bic BON
ben ruiiild)en 8eb0rOen aegebene itei.
ic unb bod,miitbige guifI1rung iibcr
Die 9eltieBuna rubig gefollen unb
Deriiderte Den G5oren, mie Ole
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Tran5OFid)e Seeresiorsen unS ibrc
Y6bGlfc.

als in 6ranfreif Dor einiaen Sa6.
rem Die 5l~ueii0briee WilitGroienitieit
eingeiiibrt mnroe, red)nete man olri
aapitulunten, Die OILS griot oienelr
loaten, INN Dos Seer oni ieiner MI.
merilfen Storte 81 erbolten. Sn ben
eritan beioen Sabren iob es nit Dem
st SSrliq9b rretlt beoenflid aus. Gie @e.
b~irtS5iiier lit ieit orei Sabrjebntcr
in 5ranfreid anbauerno uno tort.
idreiteno %geiunfen, uno bas jebes.
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SnGuropn gibt eS einigc
SGnoer uno 2Gnodcn, ole MIR Mi.
nlatnr.Nrn1ec'n bobcn. SuS @roB.
ber5ogtbum 2nremburg bat cine
nArmec," Die aus elmer Gompuanic
8etoorncn bon 6ipci SfiiSicren uto
145 Wonn mo ollS elmer Gompoonic
Srelpllllger bon led)S Sfii5ieran un5
140 bis 10 Woml beitebt, Die III
auSnobmciGaen ouf $50 Wonn er-
b0bt luer0cn fam. Sieie ,beruoif.
nete Wadt" miro bon einem StobS-
Sifi5ier baicbliGt, Der 5uglcid) Aoiu-
tont oea 8roBber5ogS lit. tbs
Iiirltentbum Monaco bot Elm Sara
biner-GorpS BON pier Sfii5ieren mo
81 WonlL ocllcn Aufgoben i'm ne
Icntliden oie auired)terboltrung ocl
Sronlrlg mo Ole StaQing Scr
Gbrenmode iiir Den Siiritsn iino.
Nubcroem bat Der Slirlt nod ein mi
lit0riides @eiolge bon bier @biutoil.
ten, einem Sberiten, einen Woior
mo eincm Hittnleiitcr, ionic eileil
Captain OILS SrbpnonSoiii5ier. -
Iber e@ gibt in europa io1or Ell
'elbltlt1noiGeS StdotSmelen. Gas
ilbcrboupt teincn moiicntrngenocll
9iirger beiibt. los lit bos 6iirltell-
th,lm Sied)tcnitein. Iiaie yconititu,
tioncle, I'M Monnesitnmlle ocS
tilrItliden @ouieS erblid)e Monar-
die" Die lid mlt in ser gIiidlibcn
Sagc bciinoct, fcinen Selcr StootS-
ldullocn 5u boben, loite 1868 ooS
itebcnoc WilitGr oiti uro cntbunb Die
Sepolterur9 bon Der bis oabin Dor.
9eld)ricbenen @ebrpilidt. Ter Elm.
jlge Stoat, Der Die NbriiitrngSirogc
proftiid) geloit bat.
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Gnirphinc yNnltien.

IS itar6 am 10. Slli 1909 Suiephiur Wbits
jcu, ~ Sabre alt. Satin bon SrIeit i. g.
iino atiIlgsuoq eiHaelaoeu. Der 9ceroigulg
beijliipubneIl, melte am Spnutag, oeu IS. gull,
9tahmittags ? llbr, non ibrer gSobmllg, Nr.
20, ct. Nunsaucuuc, ans auf Der ,guuouu
Hnrl Nemeierh" ilnlllinhel. lMs-N
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Safpb Is. Eclin.

So iiurb am 10. Suli 1909 Saipb &. celia
In feiner Ieetel ASobnnn9, Hr. 1924. Saui.
strahe, I'M @.ter BON ~ Sabren q Nionaten
mo Z 1dgen. 8atte Der oeritorbenen 6rau ads
tburind Selig. Sic NeCroieun9 finoet Wluntaa,
MlurleH5 < llbr. pom Ilduerbanfe aus rat
Der q. Wiidnelssairbe ituit. no nm 40 lbr
ein Aeuiiemz1oddmt celebrirt miro.
nQS-D001
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MiQiam Siiuelmcicr, len.

tags, piniam Siiselmeier, len. N9eliebter 8nite
bon WIarn ". Qii0elmeier i'm 10. Sabre feines
Qebens. 2ie 9eeroigun9 iinoet bon ieiuer leSs
am Wiumtaa, Den 10. Suli 1909, Worgcns nm
8 llbr, rad Der ct. Saio%buSsAirbe iiutt. no
I'M 9 llbr cine ReuuienzWtetie fir Elm Seeiers
bell ubgebnlien miro. t9s-9)
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Suhu ". Sdlucnfe.

SIS flarb am &c. 1uli 1909, nm $40 Mors
aens, Subn II. sdncpic, Suite Der ocritorhes
llct state Is. S6nepfe, in ibrem IS. 4ebenSs
t%T'Vi is. Ssli. "y 3a6aIiitaaJ ,'"0si Irb am pc TOg iei@st
gSobmmg. 3r. 95t, Trcorrid ,%gUepuc, aus duf
Der .GououH Bari Cemetery. QSs-W
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On liebenocr Grinnerung

~lluicreu g%eiiebieu Gnier
Weurge Is. Minterliug,
luelhcr Dor : Sdbrcn aus benz Qeben i6ieb.
hubc in fiiuem SricoeH MILD.
Better Batter. itets uns tbeuer.
ZANZIBAR beqeu mir Sein &iIo
Bis 6rr Nuferitebun9efeter.
Q0S) Bon ieincu ainotru.
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Widlncl Nnncr.

@s iinrb in ieincr 9Sobnun9. pr. 1929.
bon G6riilidnd Naucr. rs Sabre nlt. Sie De
~eroiguna iinoet dh Snmitna, lin6mittnos nm
4 llbr. BON Irauerbanie aus Guf Der r%9Seiterr
GemetCrO" ftutt. G96-S)
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THE WAY DOWN THE . BAY

SAT- sur see IT. Gboptauf'9i iper.G rturTouen,
.t5ONieiIen; SaI6iuafier; ben Gan5enIa9 2ebens'
@tbaIter; 9ampfer emma 0iles," Sienftag
NIB 9onncritag, 7 llbr Woreens. 8u Saufe
Inn 1915 @benos. 8iuete 50e. geeinH %.
SUM-. CSuuit5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

ntltct idlmtigeh Iib olleroina@ oarii
Der aus, aus meId)cn Gltcllcn lbre
Fropu9anoogclocr ilicBcn.
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NufsE Greet 9aimpfersG So.

SummersSdbrptan.
Mbfabrt bes Campers mad 8odsgreef unb
GtonO Greef BON Spebben's 9Serfte, am 5ube
oes Vroaoiuup, tdeli6 lint s llbr Wprgens uiIo
8 lbr GnbmittneS, nuseencmineu Gamftag
uno Sunntdg. Samitnes nm @ llbr WurgeHs
nno 8 llbr 9ia6mittaas nno gonntdgs INN 4 II.
8 ll6r Mhoraens uno 2 tbr Ga6miitaas.
Gpe5ial.Ji1ien nit 9ampfersG barterfne eeee,
ben. Sir Wionofheins@ Tfnriionen fjnnen bes
ioloere arrangements ~eetroffet peroen.
Sir due Sti6elnbetten truge, teIepbonire ober
fbreibe an Spbn SeGtb. Snperintenoeu Speo.
een's Nbarf, am 5nhe bes yroabiuap.
lN2nih 2NRtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

GrGii0cut Z a oS Of a T.
ANTS . Sefret1r WcGeogb, Senator
Nlorid) uno onoerc S~inon5lellte ba.
ben bclhloiien Eonomotonol-9 Bombs
int 9etrogc BON 397 Wtiaionen Col
lars o%lrS5ugcben, 10 Dob in 3llfunit
feline 9eruiuigrngen mebr iiir oell
Honolbou 9enlabt 81 nberben brou.
den, oenn NIT oieler Srumme &c.
oenft man Den aonul icrtig 81 itel.
len. Siini5ig Wtiaioncn iolen an Die
SunOeSfoiie 5ltriid eritottet meroen
bo III oieiem Sisfoliobre cin 0eii5it
ermortet miro. Die BONDS ioQen 5pi-
idlen jiuei ulb brei Ero5ent 3inien
bringen.
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DAT Qamn Gemeterb,

GaItcrns 9lpeuue.9iuao, nabe NORTH Yoint'9iuab,
Seftdubiae auiiht. @rahtuuae Sage.
(SItuitU HNLtp1
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WcrNeacfe Wuacbotc, ON cen nN0nro Of
guparos% n~6refiirt, mer6eu bis II llbr Sormti'
iuas am Withuod, Den 2s. .1tlt 1903 bonn
Staots Reailtrator in iclnem @llrenn, MtaiDDalts.
aigenomi1en fir Die g~iefcrnna BON 8elen TIT
6ie in oer Staot Baltimore, MO, bemieteH
&ebrmalbi nen.
@ngebote miiiiet in eineul perite9elten Gou'
bert eingei6Ioiieu mo nit oBropolals lor
9roomls ior SWeepinq Wiahiucs" mGrtirt letl:
9(ueu Angchoten mub eil Ue9lauhigier eOed
oes @ieicrs fiir $500, an ben W'Goor mo
Suufe" sNunf 6dblbdr, b~eiaciiiat iein.
Spe5ififaitonen uno slIgebot5 Sornlllnre
finnen i'm giiredu oce Strubeureinigl1gs.GDW '
mtiidr3 erlaHat lpCroeu.
Sic GontrGft=geb6ro bc6dlt lid oa5 Hedt
Dor, irgcnot elm ooer ale Nngeboie ab5unpeilel,
Z. Y. @ides,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Neitdtigt:
Z. 8arrN Waboul,
RrdIioent Der GontrGft Heb0roe.
CSulit5. 1911 10, 20,2t %, 23,24,26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

Ginmnn btArnng&Nt. 6 0 III.
miiidr @iainmS non)gQi6 &SlonO ers
flGrt, Bob GU an . Der Gurdfiibrung
ieiner Grldiie feitbolten lperOe Gr
babe babel bic llnterltiibitng oeS
@on0eIa Setrct1rS. Bur ielben
Belt lit ober Dor ciltem @umoeSrihtcr
III 9tep Oorf oiu SobeoS Corpus.
&@erfobrcn iiir pier i~citgeboltene Gin.
monoerer %on6Gngig gemodt morOen.
GinScitioll, Ourd) Den ieItgeitellt mer.
Den iou, Oh Gommiii0r @iaiomS pos
geleblid)e Heht bat, &oridriitcn 81
crlniiel, bic nid)t burh Gin @elcb ge-
ocdt limo.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

gIrrsnu: Gr. 2f, @cft.s nratuga.eirake, nuo
baupt. Ginanno: Srroerid. Nauuo.
Yeerd6nibpliBe bon $25 an inter beftdnoiget
Hlitltbt; SbnliihlnttelL 9eplloe,. 8~tlof6en sic.
iluoen. Infer glgent miro, penn eeloiint6t,
burfpreder. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

Naie fhr's Nuslano beiprat &. Maine, 4f3
St'Salttmure'Str, nabe Snitum SpaieIsiuc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

HuwInnbs tiir,iide 8aScr.
Ganitabie.g sbduoe. Epitamt sessn. etttS siiss.
(Wsui4,1 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

She Baltimore Stron Garpet
Glenntua anb eturnse Gumpanh, Cir. 1921, g..
0reene.S trahs. Ieppide anfeenpmmen, aerei.
nlet nib mieoer seleet. @efonbere SnctIifdten
tpabrt In Brthat.Ndninen. Neibe 1slenbons'
tHbrtld asRte' f 1if !0t 6
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Cats Shore Sine Qarf,
Sermiidjte In5eisen.

-Infrnf,- g..
Td6fiebeno be5ei6nete 8erfonen:
1. aramer, Srieorid,, 9eboren am 8. Sept.
1866 i'll Selfd, Nr. Gniiel:
2. Suditiebeu, aarl Auguit Sermaun, Shmieo,
aeboreH am %. Sarlar 1855 IN Seeoprf,
SIT. arofieii,
iino ertnbt, perfjnIib ODER fbriftIi6 bel oeri
lnter5eibnetel ith 8l meIoen.
lin ~ghsfltnIt iiber beren SerbIeib ODER Ib'
ltteH erfidt,
Baltimore. lRb., ben 1. SuIi 1909,
Ser aaiferli6e 8unfrl
2hbcrie,
Nr. 7, SiiosSabsStr.
Guilt .9nSa.tMD
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Sa6rten mad Soue Yoint.
.spe6ieu arruueirter ino unseeitutteter Gam.
pier ugSeftnurrlano". Ser mooertite @Ifur'
itonS.Sampfer bon Baltimore.
6abrt nb tngfidl nuo SpHntngS pom Yler z,
3igBts StraRe, I'M 3 ll1r gn9mitin9s; febrt lul
$40 MbenoS mad Baltimore 5lriid.
Si1ete SOC. Suuper zoe,
Guni16-)
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SefanntmafjuRgea
SRrcan pee etaet.Menmetrrs,

II. Suli 1909.
Ger StaotISeonleter miro am 5rettng, Den
uno Stele eribeinen lino oas 9iioeni Der Cat
iielosglOenue. bon Der Sorreit= bis Bur Sats
rumple sMOente, etabliren.
JiuIeigb Is. Thomas,
ugs) StQots8 eurleter.
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eteucr. ! cpartemeut, 8latbbaus,

VnII NON, 10. Iuli 1908.
Steuer5dbler lpr ;oen hermit bena6rihtiat,
bar cine Struigebil " bon orei gro8ent uilo Ole
SuIisSinlen BON e.lenl 6dlben Fr08eni poIttiO
allen Steiler. Me6uAngeH fit @runoeiaeni6um
bon 1909 b~eigciiiQi peroeIl. ole ni6t bis Gam.
nag, ben 81. 5uli 1903, Wiittags ~ lbr. be-
6d6It itno. Seine Ne,bIul9eH I'M. pas lolJenoe
Sabr 5uoeiunot, menlt harrlt nidt perf6nli0
ooer ihriftlib eriutt miro:
5ruuf Sruun,
CNulttG2 3) SieuereiHnebmer.
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@ouncrncur Sort pom
Ncru ? ScrieD, Elm Hepublifoner, iogt
i'll elmer Ne0e: Is lit cine cin6igartige
Griheinung III Ser poIitii6en @e-
ifidtc unierea 2nnoe@, bob 5ebn be
OelltenOe Scnotoren aus Dem mittle-
rem @eiten - Die beoelltenOiten sc.
natorcn i'm Gon9reB iiberboupt =
BON Der Eurtei fortriiden uno ibre
3uitrmmung 5l Der Eorii Gill ibrer
Eortci periuger. Goa Ocutct Den
llnter9ona OcS GupfuS SpitemS
rn0 Der 9ittatllr al.
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Bun Son
Griesiun-2inic
Iene ihnene Sag.Sampfer.
n2Orb Baltimore" NIB ,Yeun"
nan Ebtinoelpbia, CT m
3ahrprsie nur 0tsOU

IWHFTW HHU SUHHIHHp
nm 500 Sorm. bon &ratts mo piebt'Str. 40.
Saltel an 81 Settertpu, Spipn .9oint, DO.
lno Shelter, Yd. 9du9eu ui1gefd1r . ubr
Nbenos In philadelphia an.
Gnt5ii6enoe Sabrt purd ben aanal. 9nfin'
gtere tbnner nat geIieben bis 9befnpenfes Gin
ilIo Betterion tnbreiI uHo auf Der Jtiidf1brt init
hem Boot nab Snnie 5uriidfebren no ie nm
8 ubr sbenbs ~oeifeIben -91geS anIansen. =
HltnoreifesSiuct 3ir 6iidf1brt nit ID K 3.
gabn," uno ourdgebenoe Biuete (per Babn bon
Ybila) nab Neiu.Yprf, naturalization, 6apc
Wtan, euna Brand, Eceau GttD, Nsburn Yart,
Nlbann, Sruh, gum Berfauf Del MiDungb's,
WaBlSriten 80 Gents. gddtonmpfer f1bren tag
lid 8 gbenoS tSonntG9 diseenonmciD. WtaIi
f6reibe fir 8eaipeifer.
Clarence sbriper.
(Sunit5-) 1eent. :
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Ser nlte @citon me6r
olS 20 Sabre bat er olli Dem Hiidcnt
lit bon Ntlontiihen Meer nod Der
FaciIlcfiilt1 geunnOert. 9ti6t INNER
ma9's ibm lcibt oilAefommen iein.
botte or ood) tdglid) mebr ais IS
Weilen 5llriidlegen miiiicu. ahsr
nun oo er ont 3iele lit, niq CT it'd
81 elmer ncuell gleiden 2ciitun9 al.
lhitcn. IS tonnen nid)t oue IIttll
panoerL luie ieter 9llte. Iiid bon
Den SSlt19cn bruubt's ibnl Der Touer-
ldltIer teincr nod5umofen. Nlber in
clllcm 3eitulter, 100 Niles fnbrcl,
mill. fam cs MIR beiliom iein menr,
Die Mcnibbcit borun erinnert ipiro,
ouB Der Wanid) bos @eben nid)t Der
lernen ioa. (N..Y. Sts5tg.) /.
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lorraine.

0,alertff. - gnrtartig. Srieblih.
@eitliG bon Balbr0of cine ulIo cine babe
WReiIe. Mlourt 9oaDs gSuegJns uro 2orraine'
8aeeons blreit big 5um Stnunne. getoe Re.
Iepbore. StaotsNiireuu I'M oriittn Slur hes
Hutton 1ruit"s@e bduoes 6barles. ano Sapettc.
Strabe. (Wlai4,1S,I&S)
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gtfurfiOncn per- aaRafgj III
9tadmittaas Sonr nad Claiborne.

Sieben StuHoeu Der Jiube uno @rboIung aui
benz gSaiier. Ntrgenoluo fnrrl man 70 fiible,
erfrif6eroe, b~elebeHoe Srft nit ooleu 3iigeTI
renieBer,
So6feine @abI8eiteu auf benz 9ampfer fer.
btrf.
Sampler fdbrt aD tigIih (uuseen. Gonntaas)
nm 2.30 gddmiitags. Hiidfebr nab baltimore
10 ubr Nbenos.
Hnnbfagrt nur soc.
9ier 4, &igbtsGtrnRe.
o., e. uno ". 8abfsSo.
Cuni16-) ,t
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Sic r3eitungen Der d) t II,
0rou .McGurmid, Die Sohter ,sobt
2. H%odcieaer's, babe Der arirasfoiie
Der Mnti.S uloon=Seague Die &lei1ie-
felt BON $350.00O iiberlpieien. - Gie
Ipoitel ser Srodenbeit meroen oaber
III Der nGflten 3eit mieber nit er-
b0bter 9c9eiiterung in oen aompi
5ieben. Gem menn Oos @elb in oenl
aaiten flinat, Der @oiicropoltel Dor
@onne iingt. .N.-9. M.-S." =
@iinihenspertb mdre eS, Die Hihtio-
felt oieier Sfenfuna fcit5uitellen.
Wenn ooS 8eIo Der Mllltimillion1rc
aebraud)t miro, Die perionlide Srei.
belt 3t mterbriiden, 10 lieat oarin
cine 9robe @eiabr. Iie Grobibitio-
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$4,000 Men on Strike.
ELDoN.

Eldon-Mrs. E. Myers and Mrs
James were Ottumwa visitors We'd
nesday.
Miss Andy Winters is visiting in
Selma for a few days.
Miss Josephine Donehugh was shop
ping in Ottumwa Wednesday.
Business was rushing on the Rock
Island here Tuesday. there being sew
eral Santa Fe and Burlington trains
over that road from Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Armintrout re-
turned home today after spending a
few days in Centerville with friends
and relatives.
The quarterly meeting that has been
going on at the First M. E. church
closed Tuesday night The ministers
returned to their homes Wednesday.
Miss Eva and Ralph Westlake Of
Trenton, Mo-, arrived Wednesday for
few days visit with their friend
Miss Reva Holland.
Miss Reva Roe of Des Moines pass
ed through here Wednesday enroute to
Chicago.
R. +. Smith and G. B. Daniels of
Fairfield were in Eldon on business
Tuesday.
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HEpRlck.

Hedrick-Mr. and Mrs. John Wray
arrived home Saturday evening after
a visit at Bloomfield with Mr.. Wray's
parents.
Arthur Bacon of Ollie passed
through Hedrick Saturday enroute to
Highland Center, called there by the
illness of his mather.
Mrs. Rame-- and children of Sigour-
rey were over Sunday isitors in this
city.
Mrs. F. Heidenrick was an Ottum-
wa visitor Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Anderson returned to
What Cheer Tuesday after visit with
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Anderson in the city.
Glen Houghton was passenger for
Ottumwa Tuesday.
Bob Chase and family of Burlington
We're here attending the funeral Of
Leslie Chase. They returned to Bur-
lington Monday evening.
Mrs Josie Hilber and daughter Fern
of Fremont We're the guests Of the c..
L. Dean home last week.
Mrs. McVey and granddaughter Eva
Lanke were passengers for O1kaloosa
Tuesday for visit with the formers
son Minard McVey and family
Mrs. Jack Cox was a Fremont Wis
itor Tuesday.
DR.. Leslie Lamb came up from Ollie
Monday and packed his household
goods ready for shipment to Ollie,
where the doctor and family recently
moved.
Mrs. Mills Of Sigourney was in
town Monday enroute to Richland to
attend the funeral OF her sister Mrs.
Hugh Reed who died at her home very
suddenly Saturday morning.
G. T. Holcomb started for Colorado
Tuesday where he will join his wife
and daughter. Mr.. Holcomb has been
on the sick list but was SO much inn
proved he was able to start.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. c. L. Eller and son
were passenger for Ottumwa Tues
day.
II Brolliar visited his family In
Sigournev last week.
The funeral services Of Leslie Chase
who died at his home in this city Sat
urday morning were held at the Chase
home Saturday afternoon conducted
by Rev's. Smith and Wilson, afte;
which the remains were carried to the
depot by his boy friends. The funera
was held Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
The remains were inferred in the
| Hayesville cemetery.
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| INHERITANCE
7 Ak FAVORED
BY ROOSEVELT
FORMER PRESIDENT IN NEW AR.
TICLE ALSO ADVISES BIBLE
READING FOR WISDOM THAT
SHOWS RICHES ARE NOT ALL.

New York, July 15.-The Outlook to-
Roosevelt entitled Give Me Neither
Poverty Nor Riches" 1t says in part:
''It is to be wished that some Of
those who preach and practice the
gospel of mere materialism and gres1,
who speak as If the heaping up of
wealth by the community or by the
individual was in itself to be the al
and all of life, would learn from the
most widely read and oldest Of books
that true wisdom which teaches that
it is well to have neither great pow
erty nor great riches.
Tho movement which has become
so strong during the past few years
to secure on behalf of the nation botn
adequate supervision Of and effective
taxation of the vast fortunes so far
as their business use is concerned is
healthy movement. 1t aims to re-
place the sullen discomfort, the rest
less pessimism, the evil preparation
for revolution by an aggressive and
healthy determination to get to the
bottom Of our troubles and remedy
them.
lS 40 iiol PSi ~
a healthy development in this coun-
try. If his fortune rests on the basis
of wrong doing, he is far more dan.
gerous criminal than any of the ordin-
airy types of criminals can possibly
be. If his fortune is the result of
the great service rendered, well and
good, he deserves respect and reward
for such service, although we must fe-
member to pay our homage to the
service itself and not to the fortune
which is the mere reward of service.
But when his fortune is passed on to
someone else who has not rendered
service, then the nation should i'm
pose a heavily graded, progressive in
heritance lax. singularly wise and
unobjectionable kind tax. 1t would De
particularly good thing If the tax
bore heaviest on the absentee"
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BlDWELL.

Bidwell-F. E. Perry and family Wis
tied Sunday at the James Knox home
near High Point.
Bert Ross and family of South OF
tumwa visited few days last week at
the Scott Johnston home.
Miss Bess Fiske visited part of last
week in Ottumwa.
Noel Groves of South Ottumwa was
q business visitor in Bdwell Friday.
Mrs. Henry Oswald who has been
seriously i'll for the past week is slow
ly improving.
NJ f. Chisman and family of South
Ottumwa were entertained Sunday at
the c. R. Chisman home. Mrs. CHS
man and children remained for more
extended visit.
Newton Grooms and Joseph Harlan
of South Ottumwa visited relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs. John Locke is still quite i'll.
Selmon Lewis and Thomas Oden-
haugh attended the carnival in OF
tumWa Friday evening.
Grant Garfield who has been in very
poor health for long time is not inn
proving.