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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
PREPARING PLANS FOR
A WORKSHOP BUILDING
Eighteen Thousand Dollars to Be
Spent in Adding to and improving
Facilities OF institution-New o.
fer OF Electric Company Accepted
by the Board.

The tirst call for the services OF
Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd in his
capacity as special counsel for the
States educational and charitable in
stitutions probably will come from the
Lower Peninsula. The board OF vlsl-
tors of the Virginia State School Tor
Colored Deaf and Blind Children,
meeting in regular session at the
school building yesterday at noon.
decided to Ask MIR. Byrd to take the
necessary legal steps for the opening
of a new county road leading from
the old Elizabeth City county road
to the macadam highway now being
completed between Hampton ana
Newport News. At present the school
is not easily accessible from either
Newport News or Hampton, but the
proposed new road would put II In
close touch with both of the cities.
The board of visitors held busy
meeting yesterday, with President
Harry X. Houston. of Hampton, A. G..
Walker, of Walkerton; James l.. Italia
ferro, OF Gloucester; Il. |. Ford, of
Newport News, and Clifford D. Eurett
OF Stanton in attendance.
Planning New Building.
II was announced that an archi-
tect is now preparing plans for a
building in which the industrial work
shop OF the institution is 10 be lOcat-
ed. Ii is expected that this building
will cost in the neighborhood OF $780,
900.
A proposition from the Newport
News and Old Point Railway and
Electric Company To run electric light
and power wires TO the school was
accepted. At the time the school
buildings were erected the electric
company made the visitors propo-
sition that was far from satisfactory,
and as result the board secured
from the legislature an appropriation
10 cover the cost installing a private
electric plant. Yesterday General
Manager Butler, of the electric com
pany, submitted an offer to run the
tine of wires at about one third tn
price first given, and the offer was &C
cepted The money that was to have
been spent for an electric plant now
will be put into other improvements,
as the act making the appropriation
permits.
Bids for Heating.
The board authorized an advertise
ment for bids for heating the school
buildings. No heating apparatus was
installed at the time the buildings
were erected. but the legislature last
winter made an appropriation of $ls.-
600 for the new building and improve
ments.
A communication was received from
Governor Mann announcing that Hon.
Richard Byrd has been appointed
special counsel for the State educa-
tional and charitable institutions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

Miss Anna Elizabeth LEM. daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. LEM
and William Edward Sears. Of Riv
erview. VIII be married tonight al
s;se O'Clock at the Second Baptist
church. the pastor. Rev. J. T. Riddick
Cfhciating- Immediately after the
ceremony reception will be rendered
the young couple at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. LEM. Twenty NTH street
and Wickham avenue. The coupfs
vii leave tomorrow for a weddirs
rip through the western part Of IN,
Staie and on their return they will b,
~ home 10 their friends al -
Tvcnfy-hfjh street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
Tayior-Wood.

Mrs. Mamie 7. Taylor and S. Z.
Wood we're married yesterday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock by Rev J. T. Rid
dick, pastor OF the Second Baptist
church. at the parsonage few reia-
''ves and friends Witnessed the cere-
mony. Mrs. Taylor wore a suit Of
gray cloth with hat an gloves to
correspond There were n attendants
Mt. and Mrs. Wood lef; yesterday
morning for Richmond. where they
VIII visit relatives. On their return
they will be a; home to their friends
in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
The Portsmouth Choir.

Newport News, Va, April 20, 1910.
The Daily Press
Credit TO whom credit is due. In
your issue of this a. IN. you state the
Richmond Choir captured the City OF
Mobile. Mrs. CRIT Edwards leading
the choir Allow me to correct you.
7 his was the Portsmouth choir. Mrs.
Griff Edwards is leader OF this choir
and a resident of Portsmouth, Va,
and not Richmond. Respectfully
GEO. w. NELMS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
W. L. Rouse-Funeral Director.
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE
wORl

Cannot buy anything better than
TISIT. TISfT cures constipation,
sick headache. pimples. sallow com.
plexiOn. bad blood. Indigestion. Sold
with a money back guarantee by all
druggists and ]. c. GORSUCH g. co
a weeks treatment. Ice Try it.
that's ali.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
Wedding Cards Issued.

Mrs. S. T. Hodge, of 500 Forty
eighth street. has issued invitations TO
the marriage of her daughter. Miss
Mary l.. Hodge, 10 John T. Fulcher
tomorrow evening at $ o'clock at the
Calvary Baptist church. The pastor
Rev. Samuel L. Naff. will perform the
ceremony. A reception will follow
at the home of the bride.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
M.rohant summoned to Court.

Nj. ID. Rosenblock was summoned
yesterday by Detective Sergeant Hen
ry Bridgers TO appear in the police
court this morning TO answer the
charge of doing business without n
license.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

Captain Jeinke. 81 the German
steamer Hans lombard. which ar
rived yesterday from Pensacola. re-
ports passing the American schooner
Marion G. Cobb IN longitude "a W
and latitude "a y. The schooner was
bound Northward and asked to 30 70
ported a. this port a. ais well
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

4 Z Toiivcr. the ncsro attorney.
for whom = cspais tor a fine 81 SO
vas issued Tuesday has paid hts fine
and the cc<fs ~ the case. lie was
convicted ~ prsciicinR Law without .
license.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

Miss Madge Walters, who has been
visiting friends and relatives In Roa-
noke and Lynchburg, has returned
home. Mrs. William Coleman accom-
panied her and will spend several
weeks with relatives in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

There VIII BE come sharp advances
IN Real Estate this year. Better lot
REYNOLDS BROS. sho~ you where
there are some GOOD buys
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
SOCIAL-PERSONAL.

The Misses Falconer. 1874 Thirty
fourth street, have as their guest,
Miss Ella McCallum, OF New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

MIR. T.. l.. Bennett. OF Washington,
ID. C., will arrive In this city today
to visit friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

Mrs. Baker West and son, who have
been visiting friends here have re-
turned TO their home at Lee Hall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

Miss Flora Stuart has returned from
a visit TO Philadelphia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

fireman. Bazaar. Aprn 20 to Ma, :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

The Misses Argenbright. on Thir-
ty-fifth street, have as their guest,
their cousin. Miss Mildred Argen-
bright, OF Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

$3.50 Buys handsome colored home
on Pine Ave-S5oc cash and s.
month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

S1,750 Buys three 6 room dwelling
houses and corner store room with
flat above Average rent two years,
$500 year. Must be sold this week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

bright, OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas Morewitz, who has
been spending several days with
relatives in this city. will return to-
day TO the medical college at Rich
mond to resume his studies.
Mr.. Edward Roberts is visiting his
mother on the Eastern Shore.
Miss Estelle Hall. of Farmville, Is
visiting her mother on Thirtieth
street.
Miss Lettie Thacker has returned
TO her home in Richmond after a Wis
il To relatives in this city.
Mrs. II. b. Hite. who has been Wis
iting relatives in Richmond, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

5000 Buys good lot on car line this
side of jefferson Ave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

Keep it Quit! and see us quick.
jefferson avenue corner lot between
Twenyt-sixth and Twenty-third street
for less than $500.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-20
AT &c were I5c and Csc

Lot of WomenS Linen Collars plain
and embroidered white or colored.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-20
AURTR BENNINGTON

Agnes l.. Green has returned from
spending a few days with friends in
Troy,
Robert Harvey of Tottenville, Stat
en- Island, ~ Y, is spending a few
days with Mrs. Eugene Green.
Mrs. Ella White and daughters at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Frank
Buck at Hoosick Falls Tuesday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-20
SCHOOL FOR CERTIFIED NURSES

Six Months Course of Lectures and
Practical Training in Essentials of
Scientific Nursing. Lectures by "a
Physicians. Superintendent Regis
tered Nurse. Terms very reasonable.
Highest professional standing. Apply
Or. w. o. Stillman, President, Albany,
New York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-20
Some Special Offerings
From The Dress
Goods Store

Hundreds OF Remnants and Short Ends
on COUNTER to 8 ydS.-all measured up
and plainly ticketed for easy choosing at
a fraction of value
l Black NetSpangled Robe at 5000 was 1880
l White Net Spangled Robe at 909 was 1000
10 pcs. Wool Tartan Plaids at Csc were SOC
pcs Pretty Tartan Paids at l9c were 29c
PC Whipcord, reseda, 40 in. at 69c was Loo
l pc. Biscuit Wolfe, AZ in. at Csc was loo
pc Grey Voille, 40 in. at 39c was 69c
pcs Panama, brown and
navy at 69c were 90
pcs Panama, black navy
and brown, so in. at SOC were 09c
2 pcs Mohair shadow stripe
brown and navy, SO in. at SOC were $50
PC Crepe de Paris, navy
and black, AZ in. at o9c were .OO
pc Black Melrose AZ in. at 6Sc was 100
pcs. Mohair and Serges at Csc were SOC. soc
10 pcs. Good Wool Dress
Goods, wanted colors,
staple weaves W de AZ Stlc were
widths, Sl.OO
10 pcs Mohair and other
Fabrics subdued color Al ISc were
ings oOc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-20
Previously Advertised
But Worthy OF aReminder

are the following SALES Where we say
ALL we mean each and every.
All COrSetS
All Women and ChiIdren'S Sweaters
All Blankets and Comforts
All Boys Suits and Waists
All Boys FIannelette PaiamaS & Night Robes
All Boys Underwear and Caps
ALI Winter Gloves and MltenS
All Dress Trimmings
All Wells and NeckWear
All Mems, WOmen'S & ChildrenS Underwear
All Mems Shirts Of every sort
All Handkerchief mems WOmen'S and
Children'S.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-20
Counter Full of Remnants

GinghamS, PercaleS, Cottons, Sheetings,
Flannels, Linens, ETC., at quick clearance
prices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-20
The Sensational Sale of Waists

continues. EVERY waist in the store
Silk, Linen, Cotton-white or colored-
tailored or lingerie-all sacrificed. If you
haven't seen the waists or read the story
printed in this paper for the past four days,
you had better COME IN AND GET
POSTED. Plenty Of large Sizes-4O, AZ,
44-for the big folks in almost every lot.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-20

110NN1~ 11e1NN $1,000 &NNV1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26
@un Der Yohici. @ehUree.

Tunbeieraeunt Sluarb BON n%orbtpclt.
Iidcn 9iitrift gum BoIi5ei.2 ieute-
nont b%eforoert. Sonitiae pon
Der 9eb0roe porgenommene Be
i0roerlnecn un0 T%erieBungen. -
9ie GerbunoIlng gegeu Ser
9eont 6ronr s, Blum iinoet beil,
te itatt. @
Die FoIi}ci.@ cb0roc nabm geItern
cine Nn5nbl bon @ciGr0erlmgen Dor:
3ltm Nodiolgcr 0eS &iclltenontS bonn
iiihmciilidcn Eoli5eiOiltrift, 2enp-
len, ipcltcr bcfomntlid) tiir5lid) al
Die SpiBe Scr reiteu0cn 9lbtbeilltng
ser Toli5ei trot, mltrbe Nunoc Ser.
9cont &orrp y. SluurB %crnount.
Scrgeant Stepbon W. Nclion bon
Der &crtebrS. NbtbeiIln1 muroe sur1
Hunbelergconten crnannt mo ocnl
norbipcitlid1en GiItritt 5ugctbeilt.
Gle Noli5iitcu u. ). Elontbolot unb
%obu s.. S6Ie npnl uorb0itlid)en ri
thrift muroeu 5u Sergeonten bcinrs
0crt; Scr critic oerlcIben lultroc Dem
noromcitli6cn, Der 5lucitc Dem iuelt,
lidJcll Tiltritt 5u9ctbcilt. Ter Scst-
ocnonntc miro Ser 9tohiolgcr oeS
Serocontcll 8eorge @. Heelc pom
WcItlid,en 9iltrift, nclder r%ciiNnirtc.
ScrHcont 9SiIliom SItcloorf pom
uor00llIid)cn Giitritt lultroc 5llm
Niibrcr Der 0itIihen Chiffon Der Ser.
ttbrS- glbtbcilun9 crnonlt. luGbreno
ScrNcunt 6luatp, Der biabcr olele
Stclllmg i%nnebatte, ais Nudlfolger
bcs Sergcunten Ncllon, pon ieet an
Die meitlldc Chiffon Der &ertebr@-
Nbtbcilln0 bclcbliNen miro.
Ser neuernnnntc Sicutcnont &c.
b0rt lett Dem I. Slini 1883 0cm Enli-
SET eportemcnt an; onn I. Mug. 1888
muroe er 5llm Eoli5iltcn beiorOert,
on1 >. Sonltor 1893 gum Scr9eonten
uno ON II, Mai 1897 sum Hunbe.
SerGeontcn. Gr lpllroe iiinimul bon
Der Eolijeibeb0rbc 0iicntlid) belobt.
Sic Scrbonblnng 0cgcn Den Der
Nnltobme pon@ citedun9sgcIoern OH
gcidruloigtcn Scr9eolrten Tronf s..
Elum BON noro0ltlid)cn Giitritt miro
tclrtc Dor Der Eoli5eibeboroe itottfins
oen. Ser Sergeant miro bon Hed)tss
ompolt g. 2. Sielo uertbeioi9t mer-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26
Sciratbs.S iccnsen.

Splgen0e SciratbS . 2icen5en murs
Sem eeltern pom GIerf oe5 Common
Rleass@ eri6ts dusgeitellt:
GrueIt u. SunioH 81. uno 6Io,
renee q. stephens, 1S Sabre alt
9eioe bon Slobam, go.
Charles 8. Gnrtee, 81, 8inIton'
SoIem, T.-G, un0 Snrab s: 0riuer,
36 Sabre alt; 2iceu5 gebolt BON g.
:. 2udun, Yer. 606, @iubenlere.9tpe
fSobn 2eeb, %, @r. lob, N.=Gur.
IcpltroBe. mo Wrctfen @ebeleiu -
Sabre alt.
@eorae $. W%ublbouien, 26, Nr.
1900, NorosFortitroBc, mo 8oia
NmrbeinL Is Sabre oft.
Nugllit $. Gau Roo5brod, %, CIR.
itt5, Suffrage, ilnO 8otbCrinc@nl-
ton, % Sabre alt (gelhicOen).
Stonlep ". Torter, 81, mo Mo.
III j. Hioer, 20 Sabre olt; 9icen5 a.,
bolt BON ). .. &eiie, Nr. 1918, got.
tcrion-9lpe.
Sorrp Shonentmr, 81, uno Roie
@uggenbeimer, "a Sabre alt; 2icenj
aebolt BON 6. Stern. Nr. 1924, San.
ettcitroBe.
@iItar ". @oteS, 81, 0r. 1923, 8.
StroBe, Norolpeit, @aibiugton, 9.
&, unb Gpo Steport, % Sabre ol:,
Vlldbanuon, W.,Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26

ST.. u ii Der As Sabre 4. 49,
Sm Slubballie oeS ,@emonioyG Guar.
tett-Glubs" %fcierte Sr. @ilhelm Rii.
Der, Der Sice.Eraiioent Der Srgoni.
Iation am Sonntog iein 46. @iegeu'
felt. ErGlibcnt 8uitap aorb oratil.
lirte Dem 8eburtstagstinoe I'M No.
men bes @ereinS unb iibcrreid)tc ibn1
nod Dem @rotlllationSofte Elm 90.
0encs anbdngicl. Son Srau Sole.
pbine Sd)Wors unb Sri. u. 3piebel.
mann empfing Sr, Hiiber oilfteno(
Bouquets. Tie Seier iuGbrte bis Mit.
ternoft INTO puroe ileiBig ollf oo&
8obI beS @eburtstngsfinoes poflllirt
Ter Donna Mems Gem ..
cratic Organization Is | II B"
oes ~. Siitrifts pon9oltinlore Golii
tD, Der unl lesten tSreitug I'M Seinl
oes nGlite.Glubs" oil Der 3. StraBe
Sigblolotolbn, orgoniiirt mnrSe, er.
luGblte in ieiner 9eltrigeu &erianlm'
hing foIgenbc Iireftoren: $50. Sos
@llineb, Nidoel 6arrel, anbr. Mil
Ter, Somes Brown, Sobn Sciifrbert
Oih. 5. 8nif, Sobn .. aclp, Soi
8eisler, @cor9e Seod,am. Goiuorf
Gpring Soi. &egan mo 6reb. &aenl,
per. Gum Scfret1r 0es Iirettoriums
luuroe Sr. Gbporo u. Ffiiterer ct
mdhl:.
3u 6robe getrngen.-Iu
Dem Baltimore Srieobofe iano &C.
Itern oos acknowledgements Der olr
ltstei 6reitag nad iiinfidbrigcr
Granfbeit on Complication peridie.
bener &ranfbeitcn aus bent 2eber
geid)ieoener Sraii Warie Warferi
ltott. Sm Trouerbauie, Or. 926
SiiosEacaItrnbe. belt Yaftor Sans
Mrlt, Der Seeliorgcr Der oeutid)ell III.
! tberiid]en ct. 9ufos- @eneinDe, ciuei,
ergreifctocn SranergptteSoienit ullf
Ipradl Dem trouernben 8ottcf Oel
Gntidloienen troitreihc Morte 5u
als 9abrtud)trdger fungirten oil
$50. Senrp Rlttbs, Charles $. War.
fert, @iuiam s. Warfert, Gognl
9rimm, Sobn Grimm ur,o aarI
@rimm. Die 6irma 2. Seepolo II
Sobn leitete oas Acknowledgements
1rau Warfert luuroe am Z. Sui
1881 III Neuenbain4 }Seiien.G oiieL, ge
boren unb fam i'm Sabre 1858 mad
Gmerifa. MuBer ibrem @atten Srll
Charles s. Marfert iiberleben oil
@~eritorbene bier ail6er, Die SO. 8
3D.. @iiltap unh 0i1iam Marfert
eiite Sodter, Srau goelbcio Grimm
nrio 10 gnfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26

&na6e BON treibenoer
Sis duIlc gercttet. - Bon
leiiten Spielfamerooen i'm Stid) ge.
loIler, trieb 9%eltern Der If Sabre alte
Clarence Gltgler aui elmer Gisld)olle
anf eii1ern Seid oil Der 36. StroBe
utb Gebnr. Noenue nluDer mo idrie
Gus Seibesfrditen. Bnli5iit GbnrleS
2oufnlon bon Der berlttenen gbtbei.
ling, Der al,f einem Yatroi,illenritt
in Die G1be oes 5eifeS fam, rift nit
Dem Eierbe in bos eisfolte Woiier
mn rcttetc Den 8nabci,.
! ii Ell Il rnfe nidt abge.
d) 1. - 8or ocnl Sireftorilint
DER WcEonogb.S d)ule botte lidJ Serr
:. 81. 9orblep, elmer Der 2ebrer DEG
Snltitllts, gegen ben Gorluurf 5u per.
alltmorter, ooB er mlebrere Der 3oa-
hinge 81 Itreng forperlid) beItrait bo-
be. Als ein Heiultat oieier 9lngele,
genbeit, ibelhe befonntlid) 5iemlid)
piel Staub ailipirbelte. iuuroe be.
id)loiien onB in 3ufnnit forperlihe
Strafen MIR nod nit 3uitintmung
uno in 8egenluart bes 8oritebers Der
Initalt, Yroielior Worelono, ertbeili
weroen b%iirfen. Gin ans ben Serreil
81. Brent aepier, Hobert s. Snitt
mo Mifter alfreo 9. Stiles belteben.
oeS Gomite lpuroe ernannt, mn be-
5iiglid oer etlunisen Wie~oerouinab.
ne Der Shiiler, weld)e I'M Anifluf
oil bic 0orolep.slffaire Ole anitoli
perlieBen, 9erid)t 5u eritotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26
III eriportcte @Irfunn.

ltne 7 @lrfuna.-
Cine InIduloiglng Die mobI Ieltell
in ben 9iihern bes HoliSei.G eporte-
melltS 5n finben lit, 5iert icit Conn
tag &berio oaS Erotofou Der oitIiderl
Eo(5eiitation. Iie ACKNOWLEDGING
lolfet onf otgcblid,en 9eitedungs'
rerfild ut,O muroc BOT, Dem Sergeoll.
tet Ganicl ". Efennie gcgen Die 80
Sabre olte Sennie EeBolb bon Nr.
1926, 9nnton.I penlie, erboben. 9ic
Irrcitdniin muroe geitcrit ourdb go.
li5eirihter S'gteiIl Dem Weridtsper.
fahren liberlpieicn. @ie Der Ger.
geont argiebt, Dcrlangte onS Iroucn'
simmer bon ibnL er lolc einen ge.
luiiien Wonn uerboftcn, iuofiir Tie
ibm 81 onbot.
Gom @ngcn &c II il r5t. -
George s. Sniib, elm farbigcr Slut,
ld)er Der 3irnlo Samuel :. 9iggs
q Gompognic, itiir5te geitern @or.
pnlittag al, Der 0orrett.slp BON iei,
iicnl @eiporn uno erIitt babel ocror.
tiae SerIesungcr, oaB er in Ser an,.
6uloll5 beS lpeitlifen Giitrifts mad
Oeln lltipetiit0tS -SoipitaI iiberfiibri
lterOen muBtc.
9inbeSTeid IN ,Soicn.--
aim 6i,Be Der @arren.g penilc pltrot
9eitcrn cine ilitbefleioete 9ntoesIeift
ans, llier seidpemnlt. Ger flein;
2eidnnm lpilrbe nad Der iiiolid)e.
t'oliaeiitntion gcbradt, 100 Gorone,
Or. @einbarot Die 9eeroiguita oes
tootelh groenpilaers ani Soften bel
Staot %anoronete. "
sdne1l eeloi9t. GiY
Sei,er, bos gcltern i'm Saiiie eillel
Grpreb.G ompagnie oil Der ode BOZ
&iIt unb Solpnro. Strobe Don ei1,en
GnseiteQten NaneHs Gbriitopbe,
Mtdper, .entbedt lpurbc. lparb noj, De-
gerbei, seeilien iSelerpebr Id)nen IN
ttroriidt. Ger grarlo, -6eIien llriodj
rid,t crmittelt meroen fonilte, brad
III einem Eapierbaufen aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26
Sic geaislntnr.

SeHIS SpliItSutg uel SieuHScH ptL
Staats = 8elebgebune. - Cine
Grflarung oe8 republifaniihen
SiIbrerS i'm Saule erlpartet. -
@ouoerneur Grptbers miro ieine
Committeeman be~ibebaIten.
Gle 2egislatnr miro nod) mebrtG.
giger Euuie ibrc SiBungen bellte
Wtittug iortieBen uno ibre Nrbeitcr
allen Grnites beginner f%onncn, bo
Die Srogc, pie piele Ingeitcltc ge-
braudt luerben, CrIc0igt lit.
Sm Sollic miro Oieic Sragc bclltc
aber uieleidt nod ein fur5eS Nod),
ipicl boben, inocm @r. Eairo, Scr re
p%llblitoniifc Siibrer, cine Grfl1rutH
abgebcn miro iiber ieine Ibmnd)ung
nit Dem bentotrntild)en S%raaniiu-
t~lonS-Gonlite, DEM 81 Tol9e Den Ne.
p%ublitoncrn 5mei Glerfs erlollbt MIR
Den. NieieS FriuilcQ murbe bcn &e
publifonern ober mieber %ent5ogen,
als lie ole 9e9en ben 9eid)luB oe&
Organizations Somite'S ltinmten,
ser Die 3obl Der Qngeiteltcn nm "A
crb0bte. Sr. Eoiro iagtc geItern,
trot oicier 4bmod)ung miiroe or,
tuenn er in Der SiBlmg oeS SouieS
5ltgegen geipeicn mare. in Der Der DC
lhIuB ein9ereid)t mlroc, 0egen oclls
iclbcn 9cIlimmt bnbcn. Scinc Eortci-
gcnoiien bitten i'm I'M Gcroudt, ooB
er Tie fir Dos Eripileg, 5mci GIerta
7u crncnnnen, .perfouit" Bate.
8irb miiiionen bcibe-
balten.
8pllrernellr GrotberS bot helfllol=
len, Die committeeman. meld)e er Dor
3lpei Sabren ernmnte, I'm 8eieBpor=
la9en mo @eiebreiormcn por5uidlu.
gen, olf Ueitere 5rpci Sabre III crllell.
nell uno nod Glide un0crc Commit.
fionen ms 2ebcn 81 rilien, I'M luele
pihtige Iragcl. Die mGbreno oicier
Seilion onitnlld)cn mogen. SIT ltlt6i
rem. Nic icBt bcItcbenben G%ommiilio.
men liuo fir gleihndBigc Sogbs uno
Soriteeiete, fir mperfGlidtc Nab-
rilngsmittel, fir @iOcrruf Der permo.
nentcn @erpiQialtngen, fiir @ieoer.
gepinnrng Der Sumpfl1nbereicn,
fiir Staotslntcrbolt Der S%rriinni9en
fir groBere 8ertrctlung 9oltimore'a
in Ser 2eeislatlr, fir inouitrielle Gr.
5iebung III ben Sdulen, iiir Gin,
idr1nfung ser guSgoben Der 9egisla.
fur, fir neue @utomobil -@eiebe, fir
Iuf6ebilng oeS @ebiibren:S pitemS,
iiir &egulirung Ser StoatSs9onfcn
fir Mcgulirun9 Der &criiheritngS.@e.
leIihaftem iiir Stoots. Grudorbeitcn.
9ofitrn cttidte ser 'Ubn Sen Cont?
miiiionen por9eitIogenen &orIo9cn
8eleBcSfroit crbolten, 10 lucrocn sic
Gomnliiiionen Die guignbc bn6en.
oas grbeiten ser betrciicnbcn @eiebc
5it Itlloircn mo Der nGditen 2egiSlo-
tnr ctlpaige 3ui1Be SIT Den @eicBen
uor5uidlngen.