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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
Iy remove the shops from Clinton &c
the Illinois side of the river
Notice TO Property Owners.

Notice is hereby given that the board
Of local improvements Of the city OF
Rock Island, Ill, having let the contract
for the laying Of a water main on
Eighth-and-a-h half avenue. between
Twrnty-fourth and Twcnty-hfth streets,
and the same having been completed
and accepted by said board on the Sth
day of April. 4. y. 1910; and the said
board Of local improvements having Ill
ed in the county court Of Rock Island
county. Illinois. on the 18th day Of
April, \. y. 1910. "a certificate showing
that the said Improvement conforms
substantially TO the requirements OF
the original ordinance for the construc-
tiOn Of the same. the cost thereof. the
amount estimated by them TO be re-
quired to pay the accruinR interest on
bonds or vouchers issued 10 anticipate
collection Of the assessment for said
Improvement. 4 hearing Will be had
on said certificate. as to the truth Of the
facts stated therein, at the county court
house. in the city Of Rock Island. on
the 1fth day Of May, at a. m. o'clock.
or as soon thereafter as the business
OF the court will permit. All persons
may file objections in said court before
said day. and may appear at the hear
ing and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island. H.. this 26th
day of April. 4. u. 1910
GEORGE W. McCASKRIN.
WALLACE TRETCHLER.
r. IT, HULL.
Board Of Local improvements OF the
City Of Rock Island, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
Cure for Liquor
Habit.
Give orrine and Destroy All Desire
Sold Under Guarantee.

Orrine is the most successful cure for
the liquor habit that the world has ever
known. It is home treatment, given
ness or loss Of time and is absolutely
guaranteed if the simple directions on
each box are carefully followed. So
remarkable have been the changes
wrought for suffering drinking men by
Orrine that leading ministers. charity
workers. philanthrOpists and drugEi SITS
everywhere recommend the treatment.
Thousands of endorsements have been
given for the remedy. II. o. Rolls. Har-
per House pharmacy. have been selling
Orrine several years in this city. Read
what they say:
we have been getting some very
good results from the advertising and
have good reports from the use of
Orrine."
Orrine is prepared in two forms. No
I, a powder, absolutely tasteleSs and
OdorlesS. given secretly in food or drink
Orrine, No. ,, in pill form, is for those
who wish to cure themselves. Orrine
costs only 81 a box. In every box is
guarantee which entities you to- re-
fund of your money If Orrine fails to
effect a cure. Write for free Orrine
booklet ENABLED in plain sealed enveI-
ope) to Orrine Company, 761 Orrine
building Washington. d. c. Orrine is
for sale in this city by II. o. Rolls, Har-
per House pharmacy. They know Or
rine is reliable and efficacious rem
edy for drunkenness and they will not
offer you a substitute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
Licensed to Wed.
The Demon or the Air

is the germ of grip, that, breathed
in, brings suffering to thousands. Its
after effects are weakness, nervous
ness. lack of appetite, energy and
ambition, with disordered liver and
kidneys The greatest need then is
Electric Bitters. the splendid tonic,
blood purifier and regulator of stom-
ach, liver and kidneys. Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves, build up the
system and restore health and good
spirits after an attack of grip. If
suffering, try them. Only so cents.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
Burger-SIatteTy.

The marriage of Miss Josephine
Slattery, daughter of Thomas Slattery,
Davenport, and Leo G. Burger Of Gin
ton took place this morning at $3.50 at
ST. Anthony's Catholic church, DaGen-
port, Rev. d. ]. Flannery officiating.
The couple was unattended and the
ceremony was witnessed by a company
of 70 friends. Following the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
Hotel Davenport, and Mr. and Mrs.
Burger left for wedding trip to Chi
cago The bride wore a travelling dress
of tan pongee. Mr.. Burger is young
business man of Clinton His bride
made this city her home for number
of years, receiving her education in
the Rock Island schools. She served
her uncle, F. H. Kelly. while he was
master in chancery, as stenographer,
later being stenographer for Peek &
Dietz, Moline Upon the return from
their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Bur
ger will reside in Clinton, where a
home is already furnished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
FREEZE KILLS NOT ONLY
FRUIT BUT ALSO GROWER
Streator Man SuCCumbS of Grief
When He Learns Frost Has
Destroyed Crop.

Streator, Ill, April 26.-Grief
following the destruction of his
promising fruit crop by the frost of
Saturday is believed to have caused
the death of Peter Schoeman, a fruit
grower and gardener of this city.
He died after learning of the dam
age to his fruit and vegetables. No
longer able to support himself and
family by mining coal. Mr.. SChoema~~
had depended for several years past
on his orchard and garden, but fate
was unkind and he was the victim Of
many reverses. This seasons yield,
however, bid fair to more than repay
him for his many losses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
who could tell where they were.
No Trace of Fund in Banks

for them. But no one could be found
who could tell where they were.
No Trace of Fund In Banks.
Inquiry at the Riggs bank and 9TH
er financial institutions in existence
at the time the campaign for funds
was being prosecuted showed that no
account was now open with the Lin
coin monument association, nor was
there any trace of deposits made by
the fund.
The association was incorporated
by an act of congress of March 49,,
1867, and in that act 20 incorporat-
ors were named. These Incorporate
ors were to act as first trustees and,
in the language of the act, these
persons shall have power to fill va
cancies in their number and to add
to their number, not exceeding one
representative from each state"
CuIIOm Only Member Left.
So far as could be ascertained the
only living member of the original
board now in Washington is Senator
Cullom. He disclaimed any knowl-
edge of the association beyond the
fact he knew of it's organization.
81 knew nothing of the funds, he
said, land / don't know who does.
There have been several attempts to
trace the funds of the association,
but / do not know what success at
tended these Efforts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26

Moines. In the evening Mrs. Koehler
entertained at a dinner party in honor
of Miss Mayo. who is a guest of Colo
mel and Mrs. Hobbs of Rock Island ar
senal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
MorTiS-TaXnan.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ TaXman, Sr., an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Celia to William H. Morris, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Morris The we'd
ding date has not been set, but it will
be an event of the early summer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
WILL MAKE FULTON BOOM
Northwestern May Move Shops There
from Clinton.

The Northwestern proposes to make
Fulton one of the biggest railroad
towns on the line. according to rumor.
we'll authenticated report has it that
the company, in addition to building a
big yard there to serve as terminal
for its freight divisions. will also short
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
Bryan Criticises Hughes.

Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss of time and by a medicine which
like Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy not only
cures promptly but produces no un-
pleasant after effects. 1t never fails
and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold
by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
Hostess at Beautiful Party.

Mrs. Matilda Koehler, 1141 Brady
street Davenport, was hostess yester-
day afternoon to a company of tri-City
friends at an elaborate and beautiful
party Bridge was the afternoon di-
version, played at six tables, with
prizes for each table. Out of town
guests were Mrs. H. D. Brown of Sig
Quincy, Iowa, and Mrs. Johnson of Des
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
ATTORNEY GOES TO PRISON
+. +. O'Farrel of Pana Convicted of
ConfSCating Woman's $1,000.

Pana. H., April 26.-Attorney E. E.
OFarrel was sentenced to from one
to ten years in the Chester peniten-
tiary yesterday for enlightenment. He
was found guilty of confiscating $1,000
of money belonging to Mrs. Malinda
Vickrage. A writ of supersedeas for
an appeal to the supreme court Will
be asked O'FarreI was the attorney
that attracted national reputation a
fe.y years ago in drawing up a contract
for the exchange of wives
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
Trinity Mems Club.

The regular monthly meeting of
Trinity Mems club will be held at Trim
ity chapel Tuesday evening, May ;. on
which occasion Bishop T. y. Morrison
of Iowa will be the speaker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-26
Lodge to Give Card Party.

Island City hive of the Maccabees
No. $40 will give a card party at
Maths hall tomorrow evening. the
prizes being pieces of haviland.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
SdufiSnad lridyten,

Sslaub, G. g. 80. 81
1lIor. Ter Compiler ,Hedar," uoll
Bremen nnd) Helu.Dort unterWca%.
miro an IieuitaG IoracnS 9 llbr.
ooielbit eintreiien.
9rom Seob, 30. Snnnor.
Tanpier naronprin5 Wilbelm". bon
Helu.2)orf nod Hlpnloutb, GberboitrN
rno grcmen beitinnlt. ipor $50 Wei-
len iiiolueitlid) bon bier Sint 4.35 llbr
Iofmittugs. @iro Hlpnoutb nm /
llbr WorgenS am Wontug erreid)en.
9rom Seab, 30. Sanuur.
Si9nnliiirt: Tompfcr ,Hbein". uoil
Baltimore nnd) BREMEN nnterlpege.
Soutb a III pton 80. Sdnilar.
- Ger Gompier .Ybilaoelpbia" lit
bon Nem. a)orf bier e%iusetroiicn.
Mabciru. 80. Sanhlar. - SIcr
oiiacfonnlell lit Der Sumpicr .Sar
mania" bon HeD. Dor t.
S.ucen&tulpn II. 30. Saniar.
Ter Gompier .Marretauio" lit noti
Mcip- port abacinbreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
@ulcn fcinc lIniiurmcn tragcn.

Nnecitellte Der Sirma Sborp 4
9ohnle molen lieber Die Mrbcit
nicberlegeil, ais poridriitSmaBi9e
&leioune, Die ibnen Die tSirmu
l%ieIert, tragen.
Gin mciterer Stritc lit in Sidt.
Nqen AnidJcin nudD lucroen bciltc
oic I'M 4incn.S Requirement Der 2ro-
ollcn.Sobrit pom Sbarp & 0obmc
al Der Gdc BON Somorb= uno Frott.
StroBe beih6itigten WtGOGen bic Dir
belt nicherlegen. Sic Tirnla mo!ltc
Die M0oben ougebIidI oaju bemegen,
NaB lie lp0breHo Der Nrbeit ipeiBe
8louIien INTO blalle Nodc truocll, ipeI-
dc lie oenieIbcn 9eGcu 8cinblung 6lI
~lieicrn beobiid)tigtc. IicS ionb ic-
bod, bel Ocn W0bd,cu teincu Nm
flona, ilto ole Mcbr6ohl bcriclbcu
bat lid porgenontmcn, licbcr Die
Stclllmgeu oui5uacbcn, ala Der ncllcn
1Sohrif. Srorc Solac i'll letter. Gin
NGitqlicN Der Tirnln. iueldlcS telcpbo.
niId) CREDIT muroc, lpclQertc lid), III
iracno lpclfer @ciie iibcr beu Sail
5u OiSfutircu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
GpnUerntmr Sasfell abcrmalS i'm
Nemer.

@utbrie, Sflnb., 80. Sonlior.
Sni llnterbouie Der 9eaislotur
lrliroen pom 9(beeorbneten g. q. No
riS dis @ertreter Der rcpilblifoniifcrl
Minorit1t acknowledgement cinBc.
reiGt, oab @onucrncilr GtnrleS q,
&osfell mo onocrc Stuotsbeamtc
bird Die 9rt mo @eiie, III iueld,er
Giientlid)e @eloer mlSgc9cbeu iplr-
zen, sic Stuat$perioiiung uno Die
0eieBe oeS Stantes perlebt foben.
Sic acknowledgement gcacn @ollucr.
nci,r &nsfell lailten i'm slll9emeinell
oobin, ,baB er bie oiientlid)cn Gel
ser nit ieirer Gontrolc I'M 8oll5ell
obcr sum 5beil miBperpaltet me
iri4fiirlid) uno abIidtlit) bic 9eiet-
luiorigc Gerwenbin9 g%ennnntcr
IonoS geitottet boGc,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Mod cin Ninoerrnub.

9|biengo, Sn., so. Saiuinr. -
Vie bieiiac Yoli5ei ilidt ciirig mad
Del iiiniiGbri9en Clara aile, meld)e
crifmmocn ill., ieit iic an Ircltog
Andmittna I'M / llhr oic ,}innncr'
nlanl1s- gSerit1ttc hires GoterS al Der
Seogmif. StruBc, in Der N1be oer
Chicago, Ipelnle, ~uerlaiicn hat Ter
&crbad)t, oos &inb entiiibrt III bo
Ten, rid)tet lid, gegen einen oltct
A:nnn, weld)er mad, Der NuSlagc Der
Eciniobriaen ,Srcnc Nnoreen lid mic.
Gerholt nit Dem fleinen M1od,en be.
'd)GitI9tc mo linn Gents mo 3llfer.
tucrf nhbot. .llnl cS 81 belpegell, mi!
inn ji geben. 4aen Foli5cifiotio.
zen lit 0os Signnlcment beS 8inoeS
mo bcs altcu MonncS mitgctbeilt
morocn.
5ragii Of #. - Infer
Der iormcllen anlhulolNlllN oca MT
orbcntlidcn @ctrngcna miro Der
43 Sabre olte Sobu y. @nSmer puii
Nr. 600, HorosEoco, Strobc. cin &c.
bilrti9er 6ranSoic mo irilterer 81
frctGr i'm ct. Warp'a seminar, III
Der miitlcrcn Toli5eiitation ~ielt9ebol.
ten. @ie Ole Gpli5ei in Grfahrung &c
brodlt bat, mliBte @osllier Dor clint
gen 8od)eii ieine Strait bic 9eiites'
frdnf gelporOcn luar. I'M MT. Scope
Hetreot unterbrinecl,. Seit Der ,}cii
ioQ Cashier ielbit and Spuren Don
@eiiteSgeitort felt ae5eigt bobcn. 81
ioll mebrfnd, periiift BADEN. 'ieine
Satin mieocr5nieben. bod, ioll ieii
@ebobren oobci 10 wifo gelpeien riein
oab bic aer5te inn icii,en @unid
neriagen mnBtcn. Or miro mobr.
id)einlid) elmer Anitnlt iiberluieier
merben.
Grfranfte auf StraBen'
+ q I'm 10 d n.--Iui eiiicm @dg
goii Der GarepitroBen,2inie erfronttt
qcitern N6enb Sr. Saeob 9lod Dol
Nr. ), Eit.@eplcr- StraBc. Yoli3iI
I on,ers geleitetc oeil arniifcu nod
ieiier @obnimg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Sur groBcn NrMee ubbcs
tuten. - Serr Gbriitiun Hib, ein
letaater 2clltidler, Der an Der gritiir-
mllng Der Giippeler StonSen tbeil.
noblL, lit i'm greiicn glter bon 81
Sobren IN Der @ubmtng ieineS Sob
lies, Serrn Gbriition Rie. Nr. 93l,
NlogelpItroBe, aus Dem 2ebeu &c
id)ieoeu. 2ie @eiiebung miro NOR
gen Nudynlittog olti Dem Baltimore.
Trieoboie %eriolgen. Ger Gcrblid)enc
ipllroc am rs. Hopember 1926 IN
SerSfelo, alrbeiien, 9eboren. Gr ges
lliigtc ieiuer WiIit0r5eit I'M 5ipeiten
belliif)eu Sniontcric.H egiment in Der
@orniionitoot Suloa. Sm Sabre
1857 fam Der Gcritorbelc nod Nine
rifu. Seit ieinem Nieriein mar SEER
Rls Elm treller 9eicr oeS .Geutiden
Gnrrelponoenten".
Samucl s.. SattcriaU
Icltorbcn.- Sanuel i. Sutters
iul. Der Supreme Scfret1r oes Ser.
heliertcn SrbenS Der Septoiupben,
ltorb geiteru Ibcno in iciner Mob.
ltung, Rr. ~, observation-disclosures.
4ol5 ploslid ou clnem Ser5it)luge.
Sic @%roBbeomten oeS Greens mllr.
ben iofort benodwiftigt. INTO eS iper.
oeit Arrangements getrofien, nm Dem
oerltorbenen Sruber cine iuiiroile
Seld)cnleier jill orrougirell. Gr hin
tcrlGBt Wittiue mo 5luei 8inoer.
" 4 dltcr ais 2ci6c nuf-
qcfunOchl. SamcS @ranible
bon Hr. 600, SorreitsS traBe, eiu
Nodltm1d)ter oes nett crborten
StootS. Z obof- 2ogerbouics an DER
Ode bon Gomuap mo GborleSitrcBc.
folro gcltcrn gheub, ais cr ocn 9ienit
antrnt, bcn Gag odtmom Charles
Willcr BON Nr. 800, Morb.Greteritr.,
olS Seid)e olii Dem 9ooen liegeno
ouf. Ssuoerbnr lit, OnB crit Dor CT
lidlclt Monotcn Cit @od)tmorn in
Ielbigeu @ebGitoc foot oufgeiunoen
luuroc. Gbroncr Gr. Otto ~. Rein.
Gorot pom iiiblid)ei Diitrift ianoic
Den Scif)ium iruh Der Mtorgie mo
bcgnrn nit elmer lt%llterluduung in
ocm Tolle. Mfilcr itano I'M SO. Sc
benSjobrc. Seinc 5rau frGnfelt felt
mcbrcrcn ModenL mo perihlinmicr.
te lid ibr 3uitono beoeutclio, alS tic
pom Dem 1ooc ihfrS @ottcn bcnad).
ridtiNt lpuroe. Ger GerItorbenc &c
b0rtc iilnl Srbcn ser oYptbius-M Nil,
ter, 5ini, Srben ser .MothntGmcr"
mo iitr aronfen. uno Sterbefolic
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Safub Webharot.

IS ltorb am %. Sonllor 1910 ST..
SGfob 8ebharbt i'm AItcr pom 80
2Subrcn 9 WUuotcu mo 81 Sagen.
lCliebter @uttc Don Nrou Nimu
@cbbnrOt. &crpouote mo iSreumoc
Der Camille iino boilidHt eriutt, Der
&ccrolalng lreIdc Dom 5rouerbouic
Nr. 1926, @uHab.S trahe, aus oll;
Gienifag Nohmittua > llbr itnttfiu~
eci, bci5lnuobner. @ciieBimg olli Scr
Got Salpu Serletern. (31-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Bum Wiearagna. Hnmmcl.

gan Snon bel Snr, 30. ga,
nilor. - lie Acknowledgment iulo
&tnerot gitrdoa's Streitfraitc itebel'
cii,onoer 10 oid)t ae9cniiber, boB foinll
nod, Elm meiterer Soa ucraeben oiirf-
IL. obuc oab cs sur Sdludtfonnit.
Ter aus @lueiicloS liouunlcnbe BE
rit)t. ooB bel go Sibertoo bercits ell
5refien ltottacinnoen. mor nift
ma6r.
p 4aHnma, o. Sunlior. Sub-
.rttb Ger pcrgougcicn @cd)c bo6el'
lid, mlebrere Nmcrifnner had Gico.
rdgiie bcgeben mn in Gitrnbu's Mr..
NEE 5ii olcllclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Gin %llnalmfssna.

MANSFIELD, g, 30. &onlar.
Ter meItlid gebenoc 3ug Nr. Q
Ger .Yenniplponin @ohu" ilbcriub:
mo iobtetc belltc ori ciner areu5lns
npbc S%ouoonpilc Sral Hop Goucrt
lnb perIeetc bercn @ntten tobtlid).
Neiter iobreuo, renlpeltc Der ;3ul
ncbc Greltliuc. etlid)e Weilcn bon
%9rilbonpiae, eiu AutomobiI on mno
tootetc :. s. Sigler, 60 Sobre ali,
iowic Charles Gfelber1er, Scibe
pot SapeSpille. 6urtiB Torrcr ans
Wonsiiel0 erlitt @Iieocrbriihc lnO
ilnerc 9erleBmlgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Nnrdl G~rpIpiiun ucrlcht.

Ncwburgb. N.-O.. 80. Sonuor
Sei elmer Grploiion IN cillcnl Ocl
@ebGilbc Der hieiiacn 6obrit pol,
tiinitlidcn Sebcr mlirbcr iieben In
Neitelltc uerlebt, oorullter 5lucI iflrucr
Gle cine Seiteltnallcr bea WebGiloes
brodl %Suionmcn illrb oos Cod iicI
cill, Sic, bciocn 9crte, lucld)c ernIt(
9rorlolprnocn erlittclL iinb Solepl
g. f%oienfroni nnb SbonoS :, 6or
reiter, jim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
@ru6idhGd,tcr %pptimiitiidl.

SSbrer Iniid)t nod miro Die 1egclls
lportige Agitotion bulb irn Sanoe
perlauien. 8%leinhGn0ler mers
ben inItruirt, ibre Treiie nlft
berob3uieben,
Men 0ort 30. Gan; - Ter
Ilciittrllit lit Der Nnlidlt Dob Die
Aeitutiof gegeu Die botcn Treiie baIO
I'M Sanoc perloltien unh Die 9tad).
iroge mieocr iteigcn miro. Gle Sonc,
fer ipuroen. buber i%nltruirt, ooB lie Die
Ereiie uitt reou5iren iollen, Gin
Girfulur, ooS Don Suiit & Comp. III
Bolton ousgcid,idt muroe, bat Ben
i~olgenben @Ortlott:
Bottom, ben 26. San. - Nh bic
9eiter Der 3lpciMeid)aite! @ir mol
len uid)t. ooB Sic it'd rurh Ntc Bet
tnnGS Nsitation h%etreIia Der Frcilc
becinilullen %laiien. 9oIien Sic ljd) allf
feline Reocreien elm. ionberu geben
Sic NGrobe Nurd, mo idlogcn Sie
ollS ocnl ISlciidL hnS Ttmcn 6l,ge.
Idiot muroc, jcben Sent hcroitS> ben
sic befommm fonnen. Sic Soften
iino bob mo Smiit < so. %beitebcn
ooruri, Dob Die 2Goen onnebmborc
GrtrG9e lieiern. @loltbcn Sic nitt,
Dob ole geaemuGrti9en &crboltnille
pom lGngerer Saucr iein mcroen.
@ir iino felt iIbcrjellNt Dob id)on Ole
uGd)itc @od)e before Serholtnillc nit
hohcren Ereiicu bringen miro. Ndls
tllnoSpou Smiit & 60"
Gle Ncw.Dortcr 6leiid)bGnolcr
limo eutriiitct, ooB Der Srnit Die
Shulo iiir Ole boben Ereiie allI Ole
2nNenbeiiber 0~b5upGl5cn beitrcbt 1T.
Sic beboupten, ooB Der aleinholoeI
lid faum nod bejoblt. Gle S1nolcr
tlo0cn aud bariiber, Bob tic pom
Srllit bcinl @eluitt bctro9eu mcroen.
Giele &anhlcr treten bobcr iiir Die
Iuibebung heS NleiidbollS Elm, go
behouptete seitern Worris q. Buds.
bolint, Elm %bcfountcr @eidaitsmonn,
soB orgentiniid)eS Slciid, 5%oIlirc!
eingeiiibrt, ein billiqeS ulb 0utca
Tobrmgsmlittel iiir Die Moi'en oh
ge6en miirbe. Gerortige3 6leiid)
fonnte bier 9crobc 10 billig pcrtonlt
lperben. mic III Gnglnno.
Mlocrmon Sront Tomling mill III
ser nGd)iten StootrothSiibula eilc
Sroinun5 benntro9cn. bic porid)reibt,
ooB jebeS Sllhm jebeS Sbier mo ie-
oes Stiid Nleiid). oos III cinen ailbl.
rai,m gcbrodlt miro. nit einem 3ettcl
perleben lpcroeu muB, Der 0oS Ia.
tim oeS @cirierens tro9t. @er Sleild,
+ obme ,etHenoioiden 3ettef,ooer aIoa"
perfoilit, icll S. bis $50 Stroie 5ob.
len.
Iie MISUNDERSTANDING bon
Trallen. sic 9eitern olrf Dem Wnoiiorl
Squarc ItottiilGcn iolltc. lpl,roc nc
gen hea @etterp ub9eloat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
6clbenmntb elmer Mtmttcr.

Heffefe lDr &tlo Don Dem tylarlnletls
tooe, erlitt jeood) ielbit tobtlife
&erletungen.
FittsburA go. 30. San.
alS litl 6rmu Gmilp Mlto9e III ErCs
ito, Gillier Sopnibip, nibt nett poll
bier, 5l 5u einem 2ohenQeidl0it be.
geben botte, ipeld)s cine babe Nfeilc
entIernt lag, iob lie ibon aus Der
gntfermlng Ole Slanlmen aus ibrerl
@obnbalie emporIpOer1t, IN iueldenG
lie lbrc bei6en ainocr, eincn &nubelI
pom > Sobrcn unb einen SGugliug,
allein 9elaIien bate. AlS lie in ELI
gem 2miic Die llnbeilit1ttc erreiftc.
fGnpfte Der 1ltere annbe id)on nit
Dem Sobc unb leinc 8lcibcr ltonbcll
III helleR Slumuuen, Der SouglinJ
ober lag nod mlperlebt olli Dem SUI.
bohcn III Der &iidc, ocren Sbiirrob.
men ober Idou bronnterL S6neIl
cntidlloiien iprong 6rou Nudge ollrd)
bic @lutb mo ereriif ibr ainb, OF.
gleid lire alciber iuiort Scller lin
9eu. Gin Sprun9 brod)tc iic lpicOcr
ms sSrcic. mo lie briidtc ben SGltg-
ling in eineu StnGcbuufclL mGbrenN
iie ielblt IN >einem nnbcren Sduec.
boiien lire @leioer ob5ulGid)en iId)
te. Cas- &ino hlieb nnuerlebt. nbet
Die Mutter hat Die Slammcn ciu1e.
atbnlet mo licAt inl Sicrbelt. Gle
perfphIte 2cid)c 6c3 Glteren 0nnbcn
nurbc ipGter inter ben lriimmetn
g%efun0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
SrieffaiteH.

y. ". - Sn philadelphia eridlci
uen oils @orgen5eitunsen oie ..eos
seite" unb bos vSngebIott" unS as
Nnt,mlittass 3eitiins Ser Tento.
fret. Sm Nole Sic lid, nit Den Be
ireiienben 3eiiuneelt in @erbinolmN
iescn ipolen, broirdben Sic OH ochp
Vricfumid)laa iiiir Den Nnucn cin,r
Der betrefiehoen 3eiftnacn nno Oe
Stobt an5uiiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
9eiurat nnS anfgeboben.

2copenmprth SIS. 80. San.
49, Gin 9umoeSmarid)nll wto~ odli
@ebiilien fomen bellte nit 5eDn poil
ben pier5etn .Sdmor5bGnoern," mel
dc 9eitern III 5oleoo, 9. id]uloiQ
tcfilnben uno perirtbeilt nurben
bier ml uno brod)ten ibrc @eiongener
i'm 8lmaes3natAM!ie ngter; q;
WcrlFrtbeilten rnod)ten ocll Veo,ntel
ttilc Sdpmicrigfciten oui ser Reiic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Gua Gliiabeth Gilman.

Is itorb pIoslidI am 30. Sanuar
1910 Gua Gliiabctb Gilman I'M 9lltcr
non 5S Sahrcn fl Moloten ltn0 ,
loaen, geliebtc Satin bon Veter
Gilman. Serlpanbte uno Srelnloe
Der camille iinb boflitit eingelaoeu
Der s%eerhigung pon ihrcr Iebtgt
&obmtna, Rr. 1441, Sit.Sopetts-
Strafe, aus am Mittuody Nodpnit-
tag . ltbr %bci5Mpobnen. (31--3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Nr. Wininm .Ncnflc.

Is itorb an 30. Sarntar 1910 nodl
tlr5em 2eiheu in iciner leBten Bob.
lang DIR. 25OS, Cit4galtimOre- 2 IT.,
Il. @iuiam Senfle i'm 9tltcr BON So
Snbren, geIiebtcr @otte pon Sra1I
&SiIbcImiuo SeutIe. Gie 3eit DER
Necroigltng miro ipGter onaegeben.
(3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
g:ermiidjte teleatapbifdje 1epeidjer

Ter nelie -1orif @cneSneIa's
tritt bette III 0raft.
Wm. 3. 9rpan unb Camille
famet geiteril su Nrcauipa. Eeru, al
nno crbiclten cine luariiie gepiIl.
fommnnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Euliseiidnt iir SdJatmciitcrs 6attin

Sonthbrioac, Maii.. so. San.
aui Den @unif Der Camille oe&
,oGgeleBten Sdjabnreilters Der nSoutb-
fridge Carvings 9onf," Sobn a.@nll,
lpeld,er jest inter elmer @ilr9id)ait
Ton $4,000 Der Gntiheioung Der
@rano. Surp iibcr icinc anaeblihe
llnterid,lasuag bon S21,00 aus Den
@.ittelu ocs SnititutS ent9esen iiebt.
lit Elm Toii5iit Dor Dem Sal' id)ci'
&obnbauie itdtionirt moroen, bis Die
o%iifaebrad)ten Tepoiitoren Der 9oni
iid ctluns bcrubigt bdbeii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

On 2ipinaiton Mont., miro
Srnu George Fbonlpion inter Der
Yeidpulbianitg III Soit sebalten, Dab
fe' in Butte, Mont. fir $25 ein Sinh
i'm alter BON iiifff @onaten gefauit
ul,o cs ipdtcr aif. eiilcr Sniel I'M gel
lulpitolie Mipcr- segeuiiber 2iuinglton
int Sanoe perid)drrt bat. Gle Sc.
id)uloiate sdiebt oen Mnfnuf bes Sin.
bes 3iL lpia aber nid,ts oouo,l i%uiiici,
lric oas ainS mrs 9ebcn gefonmcn
III