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VI cnelct nod immer nj
Sterbcn.

Nom %. W1rS. - Gas @criiht
iiber Den oilgeblid gtItern cingetrete-
men 500 ocs aonigS Menelef bon
NbDiiinien miro oifiSicQ in Nbreoc ge-
itcat. Cine gcltern bon 9lbois 9lbeba
abeeid)idte Sepeldc mclbct, Dab oie
4uilerin Soitou Den frnnfcn Serrid)cr
nod pfIegt, boB ieood) cine Hegcnt-
ld)dit clngelcbt moroen lit mo Die
Hegicrlng ii%berllonlnlen bat. Die
ubpiiinild)e Sntptitn0t lit nit 5rllp-
pen gciilut, ipcld)e Dem Hegellten Na3
Seiunno loyal crgeben iinO, mo TO-
600 iucitcrc Monn iperben erpurtct.
Nienelef'S 600 fam icben Nllgenblif
eintreten uno ole moglid)en Gpr6c-
reitllnacn limo getroHen. ltnl ocn
Iusbrlld) bon %llnruben nod) Dem NIB.
lcben bes Monnrd)en 5n uerbiiter.
u II : b t d) 0cs Ietnu III u b.
ne y N c II.
Gntnuin Si5ilicn %. MiGr5. =
Ser Milsbruf beS getna lit nod nid)t
goll5 poriiber. Seitoem Der Sulfon
geitern nlfing, meniaer 2apn olls5u-
merfen, bat iiub Die feilrige Woiie ob-
5ufiiblen b%egonncn, mo Die Stroalc
ans ben nellen arotern flieBen lang
lomer. MGbreno Die Selocr nno
@einberge crbcblifen Shuoen erlit-
ten bobcll, idpeben ole 00ricr Der
@egeno jett nid)t mebr in @ciobr,
u q M \ 60 NJ poniIt &C.
Itorben.
EariS, %. MlrS. - Gbollarh
Golonnc, Der befannte &iolinilt, Girl
gent uro Gomponiit lit beute bier ge-
1torben. Gr muroe am %. Snli 1888
IN 9orocour geborcr nno mar bon
1861 bis 1871 ciner Der critcl Sipli-
niitcn Der Barrier Spcr. Scit 1892
lpor CT Der @nl,ptoirigelit ncriclbcll,
Meuterci h i nciiiherS rnp y.
pen.
Shonaboi rs. Mur5. 81
Siiufien.Eil lit cine ernite Srltppcn.
menterei mls9cbrod)en. 3ipei @atoll'
lone moberner Snfanterie boben nit
ibrcn @aficn ino groBen Gnontit1.
ten BON Munitipn ibrc aaiernen Der.
laIierl, nm fit olli Den Soben IN Der
N1be Der Stoot 81 perihon5en. lin
Die Iiifriibrer 81 Sd)ooren 5tt trci-
ber, lit Gin &eginlent anbcrcr Srlip.
pen oi,fgeboten iuorben.
@n Gina Sang's onacblid l c
Miiiion.
Eetcrsburg, %. Mur5.-Sem
.Hed)"mirb ans Sarbin iclegrapbiyt,
baB mad, elmer bon Tefing bort CHI.
eetroiicnen Meloung Scr a%cgcniu1r-
fig lit Cairo meiIenbr iriiberc sc,
ioilbte @u Sine Sang nah @aib.
inaton 5uriiffehren meroc, ltm OILS
cilberorbGttlider 9otidaiter eileil
aninns. Tertrae slpiid)en China mo
ben @ereinigten Stontcu 81 inter.
seid)nen. Ger Iertrae. welder Die
moraliid,e llnterltiisiin9 IeutidD.
lambs babe. iei bereits pereinbart,
Amerifa merbe lid, perpflibten Sbi,
ITO I'M Sale eines Nnsriits bnrdl
Sapal,. RnbIanb ODER irgenb cine
anbere Maht nit ieiner 6totte sl
FSiilie 81 fommen, uno crbalte ais
@esenleiitisHst ~wertbpollc gon5eiiio.
men ilr Samerifaniiae aapitaliiien.
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Saft Wicocr in Wclu-Yorf.

Sem 9orf IS. M1r5.
ErGiioent Gait fam belrte Abcno
bier an, INN Dem Tincr iciiler alaiie
I'M llniucriitGtS- GLIB beijupobnen.
Scin militGriiher Nojutant Captain
Butts beiano iih in iciner gegIei.
tlung. =
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SauiS !. Sreuer toot.
@or NtitglieO OcS SberbunoeSgc-
ridlta. Grlitt eillen Sdln9-
ihlb. - @lroe % Sobre alt.

" bingtom 2S. Widr5. -
Hihter Copib :. @reper bon Sbcr-
@lmoeageridt lit bcllte 9lbeno int
Nlter Don nobc5u 73 &abreu geltor-
ben. Gr crlitt gc9cn 1890 Nlbenoa
qincn ShloflllB, Dem CT ioit ullNell-
blidlib crlng ulo che Gin Nr5t be
rltierl mcrotn fonlltc.
&r.c 9rGmer lpur0c an 20. >Slrni
1887 in Smprno, alcinoiicL ais
Spbn Oea Treoiaers Soiiob 9relper
unb oeiien Nattin emilia, geb. Sielb,
geborcn. Gr araollirte III 1856 por
Der ~llniperiitlt Dale u1b prutti5irte
Die Ned)tc IN Scnpcnpnrtb, SIS, Don
1S59,,bis cr I'M Ge5ember 1889 bon
GrGii0cnt Glcuelnno OILS Nadiol9er
oeS peritorbenen Nihtcr3 Mnttbclus
ull Den obcritcn 0eridltSbof 0ea yam
ocS 6crllfen mllrbe. Eruiioent Gleue-
lallo crnollnte i'm ais MitglicO Der
Gommiiiion Die Den @rcn5itrcit 5lpi-
idben Sritiid,. Guiana ulb Gcne5llela
ihlid)tete.
Hid)tcr Vrcper binterldBt ultBer
icincr @nttin 5lpci 5odlter, Sron
Snmcs i. aorrid) uno 6rau $. 9.
,\ctulore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

Soi. 4. Bernard ais Der Shirt unb
Nerr Geo. Sciicp ais Ser @elicbte Der
Siiritin bilbcn Elm aiinitlcr-S rio, mic
man es nibt ole Gage bciiummcn
finoet.
y@npctu- Tbcuter."
nSbc 2io 2iiterS," cine 9urlcSfcs
Organization, lpelhe Iid) gctroIt Den
beitcn Srltppen bieieS &unltgenres
an Die Seitc itellcn bari, belt geitern
ibrcn Gin5ug in boS r@opetp Sbeo-
ter" Sie Ginlcitltlg bcS obmed)a-
lullgsrcidlcn Programmes bilbet Die
Eoiic NJ 9tiqbt'a Nrolic," oeren ilbcr-
m~Gltigcnoe SitltntionS : aonlif Die
3ilid)nlcr 9or nid)t aus Dem Sudcn
berousfommcn l1Bt. 9oltn foigt Der
&arictc : S6eil, mcld]er iebr gut be-
iebt lit. >Sn 0emlelbeli' tretei llltcr
Mnbcren ouf: Charles Iorrell, Neger-
Smitntor nno YieiffiinItlcr; ScB ulo
Yolt in Der Sfi55e oSbe Con uno tbe
@iu;" Suttie WiiQs, erce1trilde
Gbnlltctlc; SeS NluinS, clIrppdllde
%gtfrobaten, mo Gulficlo mo Sooper,
Gncttiiten. Zen 9lbidlllB bcs Ero-
grnnlnles biloet Die 9luffiibrullg Der
@urlesfe ~ Not Nigbt III E%oriS,"
rercll Sllbolt allies %crfilllt, mas Der
Sitel pcripriht. Ger Gbor, Der aus
% rci5enocn iungen MiGocls bcItebt,
tbllt notiirlid) boS Seine, INN Den Grs
folg DER Eoritellung 81 eincnl poll'
tcumncnen jll MAIDEN.
yNcues Wonum IL Dca'
ter"
Cine @ltrlesfcs8 eielidoit par ers
ceilencc, Die iid) ySSine, @onlail unO
Son1" bencnnt, lhli,g geltcrn mi
,Nellen Monumentul. Sbeoter," Die.
ienl bel u~nicrer Serrcnnelt 10 belieb-
ten Wltlentcnpel, ibr Silartlcr olt.
3ipci @eiangspoiicn aeldngten 5nr
Iuifiibrlll1g, Die critic Che Eolons
bers," Die 5iueite rSn Societp" betl'
telt. Seibc iirb reid oil bnmoriltl'
iden Scencn uno pofenoen, cins
ldnleidelllocn Mclooic'n, ltn0 Scloc
oebcn ben olisqe5eihnctcn &onlIfern
mo itimnlbcgnbtcn Soubretten brei.
ten Spiclrounl, ihr Salent IN boS
bcIlite 2idt ST. riiden. Ger Gbor 5ablt
81 ~icilcl Iit9liebern brcibig iul,9c
Gumen iuclfe ianlnltlidl moblgc.
id)llte Stimnlen beliben mo gra5ios
5l tallScll p%crlteben. Sln rSlio" ueri
Sicnt cine ollberorocntlid)e terpiihori-
itc G~oriiiGrirna, iueld)e lid, n&pmair
&c G'gpahcs" b%ctitclt, heipnoercr
, Seruprhehllng.
million. Sbcuter." [,
Ias r9teue @ilion.5 beater," bas
lid, 10 itnel. bic CUNT bcs Yilbli-
funs erruprbei,, bietet ieinen 5ablrei.
d,en SreurDeu Iutb @onllern iiir bic
Siter.@ od)e ein ~beionOcrs reid)balti.
aes itl,o Invertebrates Eroeramm. Mn
DER Spisc oeiielber, itebt Die auiilib'
riing zines Ginofters. rSbe &eronci'
liation" b~ctitelt, III iuelfent orei Bal.
tinicrcr aiinitler, Die $50. Sluter,
Carrie unh Carroll, auitretel. Cine
meitere 8lnlt5nrnnlner Oes Erogrom.
mes bilbcn Die Gnrbictungen Der &c.
| oaltfcnleierin Mnbunte Mlittiin, mel-
DIE rceneogirt nurbe. Snt llebriaeli
treten oilf: Snslein, Der Mann obne
anpheu," ans ge5eidrteter G~prtorlio-
NIT; &c Iio's Sbicr-Girflts; v5be
Slnperial Gomebp Srio" III Der fomi-
idlen Scene r5ltn' in the Greiiing
&oom;" Wae Taplor, Soubrette;,
IiIfs gnb @aSe, Minftreis, uito
@Iandlc s[uitin, curcpaiifer Soma.
lcnr. Ter ainetograpb bringt ncllc
| bcrnpnlihr NifArr
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Gheiapeafe steamIhip Gumpanp.

V1ttnptdftsSthtf
ssndb Npifui. Oh Yutnt Comfort u. BEN eRben
tdglid, alSgen. Sunnfaa, nm $50 MbeiloS.
Ybrf.Nipers0ini
y'adt Ysri Hiuer-2anhunaeu geeit'Vptnt una
Gidtmbno
9ienitag, @onncrftng uno Saniitag
UNI 8 llbr MberbS.
Ytnet.phreauI:
ff9, 1877 nub I'll Sit.gaittmore. Strake unb
306 WurorGbarles. 2trahe.
SaiiptsSiireaa: eight. uub 2eeaStr.. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
@ierdants & Mincrs sranspprt. 81.

Tradtt uno HaNagiere.
= Tad, Ypitun lno bent Ejtct.
Gonntue, Eienitag lno Sreitag, 6 ubr Gbertos.
y Sad Yruuioenrc uno benz Often.
Sonntng, Wiiiiipob uno 5reitae. q nbr IberoS.
HadI Tcirport TeiJs.
TdgIi6, auseenomnlen Sonnerftag II. Samftae.
0 ubr Ybeno5.
= Sraht aneencmmelt tdelion bis 5 1lbr NadH.
4st fiiv ~oeuielbcn 3de ~fabreroe Sdmpfer.
siadl sauannab NIB Sadipnuiuc.
Won!dQ, Wititlpod ilio Sreifa9. q ubr Ibenos.
D. W.-Wae92siu, 4aept, -Bier 3, SUB G.sl3npsStr
Saupt.giireau: 8erinar' mo Sigbt'Str.
HaE 's
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Wopofatelt,

Garf n. IN. GdofB, 1870 Cam 9niIoing.
6nitapuS aprb, 26t-269 Gdlbert gniloing.
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Santicrs in Iotb.
MiHcn Der Eittsbnrser @rano' Smrp
5nr Niche itrben.

GrItouulid)c Wiittbeilungcn iiber Die
5Srcd)bcit Der @raftcr Der Gilen-
Stuot.- &cgclmGBigc 8eid)0itSs
Sipungcu sum- Ylnllen bon 8elos
0rabidlcn. - @eidnorrte Giien-
bubn. GreipGiie ols SanoelSorti'
fel. - Solaroipieler cridicBt
sluci Sdpneitern unb iih ielblt i'll
9urain, :. - Yro5eB Ncgen uns
Qeblihe @iitmii6erin Murp Sell
lcbcr beginnt in MoiioGuicttS.
Yittabur1 Eu, Is. Wtar5. -
Scllte erid,ienen ErGiibent S.G.Sn9b'
man unb aoiiirer 5. %. s)ouna Dol,
Der ;3ipeiten Nationolbont, lolpie bic
Sireftoren Der unberen III Den bleli.
cen 8roit,S fonbal permidelten BAIT
fen Dor Der Wronb. Sllrp, I'm ilber Die
ISra9e pernonmen 81 luer0clL lpober
bic al 10 uielc StobtperorOncte ulo
rsStaOtpcrorbncte be5abltcn 9eltes
d)ings1clocr fonlell. Glide Der Tor-
acloocncn porcn nidt crid)ienell ulo
cl,tiduloigten lid 0urd) ole Ingobcn,
bob iGl,cn bic S%orloorng nid)t nlli &c.
ictlid)c @eiic 5uging. Nclle Gorlo'
burgcn merocn gegen iie crla'len iper.
Oeil.
9ic bcitte pernommenen Nllslagell
ipcrocn porlGuiig nid)t befount 9eges
ben. g8ie ircd) unb %lngcnlrt Die
8rnitcr ibrgScicn trieberl. 0apon font
men tGglid) ncile 9emeile ans Siht.
90 3. 9. miro iebt %befannt, Dob lie
5lpei Wtal mpnntlid) in eil,em Sotcl
Der nltercn Stoot regelnldBigc &C.
id)Gitsiibungcn o6bieltcn, IN oenerl
Die Srunmen, Die iiir geipille 8eieb-
gebung 81 be5oblen luarcn, genall
feItgeicbt uno Diittcl unb Meac be-
iprpfen mnrbenL Dos 8elO 81 erln1s
gen. GopitGn ySobnnie" &lein fiibr.
te in oieien &eriunmlungen Oos Tro.
tofoIl umo r.Straotrotbs .ErGliocnt
@m. Nrafb, Der Jest I'M 3lld)tbouS
lit, mar Der Goriibcr. Nnd) benz
,GnifiS" muroen Die Gertreter Ocr
Ereiie citirt mo ibnen ir0ello Cit
Sdpminoelberid)t ilbcr ben 3med Der
Slbung oiftirt.
Sect miro nlld) befunnt, bob Die
criperbiamen Staotp1ter Sauicnoc
bon Collars iGbrlid) in GiicnbobnpGi.
len pe%rbienten, ole tic bon ben 9ob-
itcll Ihnorrten ltrlo 5u rebu5irtenHrei=
ien perfauften. Gic rYenniplpanio
Sabn" allein CAB 81, bob tie iabrlid)
$5,0OO.OO0 burd) SreipGiic einbiiBte,
uno oob oopon $500,00O onf Yitts.
burg entiielen, sn cinem SomItog
ppr Sitern uerfauiten Die Siootpi'
ter einnlol $40 Ediie BON Eittsburg
nod gtlantic'Gitp nno 5ltriif. 81
eincm Sfnnool fam Die Sod)e. oils
olif einent bon Eittsburg nnd) Ybila.
oelpbio fubrenoen 3u9c. Der iiberfiilt
mar, iid) fiini 9on5e Ycrionen befon.
Den, Die ibre 9ilete be5ablt botten.
olIe mnOeren rciiten uls Noiiouer.
Gas iiibrtc 81 Dem grlaB zines @un.
oesgelebeS. oos Den SreipGiien Elm
Gnbe mad)tc.
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Siunbine, Surnoccs, Ianges uno
"Sefta, Sa6oeden mo "Ni%neii.
@ennctt @rps.. 5o3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Teteftip-M gentitr.
Baltimore Effective Nscntp," epdncnucr &
G6riibt. Better, 500 Galperf RIbs. G. g. q.
Ybone Ct. paul 394. 8obHulia5sIeIepbone:
Srn. Spanoauer, gSolfc 1919: Srn. Gbmibt,
@oIte 2S65--R.
relatioual Seteetipe eerpiee.". s. 81. gatb.
moro. Mo. Ybone ct. Bull $500.
nsmerieam Teteetire Nsenen," Charles anbIs
italiu, 8eihiftsflbrer, $40 GauitabIe 9ic6..
baltimore. NIB. 9bcne: Is; & g. q. BaiiI
202.; 9Scbnung: Is. & @pIIe 1880 N.
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Marmor. rno @ranit-@ erfe.
8. Siiaartner & sbbme, 714-716, gSeit'saIti'
moresSirabe.
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&lpfcrIdmieoe urlo Slrmbers.
Jphn Subert, 17t4 Ibames.S !raBe. 6. & q.
IeIepbpu: Nolfe 1890.
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2sidenbeltatter.
eanber & e5hne, 170S-17i0 Garfons gIbeniie.
spm. Gsof, Nortbs uno 8reenrnourtsg lpcnue.
6riebboie. /,
,2nubpn 9arf Gemeterp," giredu: 81 Brft,
SaratogasS trabe t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
SruIt.G onlpaauie'n.

SruIt.G ompaguie'n.
,Marblanb fruit en-" 9iorcipet.gde gaIosrt'
uno @ermansStrabe.. 6. 9. 3lmlnermalIn,
Brdfioent; Carroll Ban geb, S6asnteiier;
Serbs spencer. iun., SiilfssS1asmeifter;
San Sfinner, SiiIfsrSefrctdr.
Baltimore Sruit & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
9uiIoina.
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9cnnctt Bros, 5o3 observation-disclosures.
<pfcridmieoe mo Ylrmbers.
Suhn Subert, 17t4 1bames.S traBe. 6. & q.
1eIepbon: 8oIfe 1890.
uer-Seriiderungen.
,,gaunaf Suinrante SO. Of 2iperppul," Senrb
M. 2~Snrfieib. 0ieiihent.Wianaaer, 101-102
Chamber Of Commerce Sutloing.-
,@rrmania Seuer . @eriiherunsS 8eienifaft,"
Baltimore uto EortbsStrabe.
g%igent6ums Igenten 1tnb SGnbler.
Vicrre 6. Gusan & Tepbeu, 10 Sit.2ertngtons
Gtrabs.
Snfihmie0- 3ubeb6r.
G. ecutt @asnc 60, 3G2-364 NorS'g absS ctr.
Goblen mo Sol5.
SenrH y. gpu Scinc, $50 GoIunbiasIDerue.
Yionolcib. @eIhdite.
,Gpuiclibatsb aoaa Co.," 1 9sorosSab sStrabe.
Yianos ilnb Srgcln.
Ghas. M. eiicff, 8 9ipros2ibcripA Sfrabe.
Nn- 9nabe d 60, YarfsIoe. rno 5aDcttesSfr.
Bapier ino Eapier.S Often.
emlitb, Sigpn Co., 105-107 Sanoper,Gtrabe.
9lehplutten, Mctaa, etc.
2bpn, Goufiu g. SO. (ineorporirt), 1919
8alberitoisS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

Hational. 0anfen.
The Glib suun g~latiunal yanf,". Sob. uro
9rctcrsStrnbe. Sacob ". Soof, Vrditoent;
Senrp 8. lReolle. aaiircr:
,3pcitc GatiunalsSanf," 432 GhosTroaopap.
u. =. MSa9ner. 4diiirer.
.gacftern s~,attunal Sauf," IA Noro'@ntaip'Sfr
gS. Wdrriott, &aiiirer.
,Sarmcrs auo Merdtants 9iuttonal yanf."
Sputbs uTo 2onlbaroaS trabe.
Staats. Yanfen.
,Eeutfde ganf BON gaItimpre,n Baltimore
lruo 0ouioaDs Strabc. slugnft 99eber, HrGit
bent; g. S. Slot, Ghatmeiiter.
Spars9anfcn.
,Geutide eparbanf ppu Baltimore" @utaius
uub HaIitI1oresStrdbe
,St. Games Sparbanf," ValttuoresSfraBe uno
guftom SouiesIocnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

9au MatcriaIien, SJilren, Senlter'
rabmen, 2ooen, etc.
Games Q. Softer d 60, 115-117 ehS'Gre'
oerid.Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
Gei@dftss@

Bidder, gonoitor. uub Sotel.
gebaris.4rtifel.
ltc M,pers & Sids Co., 104 SiibsSoiparosSfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

3eitunaen, 3eiti6riften etc.
She gaItimorc 3eps Co." 9aoio Ibercrom'
bic. @efhiitsfiibrer, 31s gSeits@etmansSfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

gigentbums Igenten unb SGnbler.
Nierre 6. Gusan & Nepbeiu, 10 Sft'acginston'
Stra6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

Sui. 4. Bernard ais Der Shirt ull0
&err Geo. Sciicp ais ser @elicbte DER
Silritin bilocn Elm ailnitlcr-Sr io, mic
man es uid)t ouc Gage bcildmmel
fin0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

GianoS unb Srgcln.
Ghas. ID. eiicff, 0 9tprosaibcrtpA Girabe.
Mnl. Gunbe L. 60, Ynrfsstpe. ino SapettesStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

Yapier uno Eapier. Often.
Sutitt, Sirpn Co., 105-107 Sanober,S trdbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

Sl,fihmicb- 3ubeb0r.
G. eeutt @nsnc Co., 3G2-364 Gap' Ctr
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9lefplntter, Metan, etc.
2bpn, Guuniu & 60. (ineorporirt), 1919
YalberitorsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

Yfonoleib. @eidGite.
yGpniolibateb 2uan Co.," 1 GorosSab sStrabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

&oblen mo SolS.
SeurD q. @pu Scinc, $50 GoIumbia.9loerue.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-25
MORAT0 STILL
AT LARGE
Man Who Shot and Killed Bill kelly
at Farrell Remains
Uncaptured.

Arthur Morato, who shot and
killed Bill Kelly in row at dance
at Farrell, Yellowstone County, 4
week Sunday, is still at large, the
officers having been unble thus far
to locate him. The authorities are
on the lookout, however, and every
precaution is being used to appre-
hend the man. 1t is said that
Sheriff Orrick is about to offer a
large reward for the capture Of Nor
alto. The prevailing opinion at
Farrell and Klein seems tb be that
the man is in hiding right in the
coal camp. After the murder he
was trailed into the hills and finally
right back to camp. where it is be-
lieved he is at the present time.
The remains of the dead man
were buried at Roundup Sunday,
George Kelly, his father, having ar
rived from Iowa Saturday.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-25
THE VOTE ON
REPR'S'NT'vE
Official Count Shows That Slayton
Polled 81 Votes More
Than Asbridge.

The Official count completed at
Lewistown 'ast Thursday shows the
following results on representative:
D. w. Slayton, (rep.), 1,522; Jos.
Asbridge, (dem.), 1855; Homer
Derrick. (dem), 1924; Peterson,
(rep), lilo; Jones, (soc.), 1888;
Hagees. (soc.), 523.
According to this Slayton, the
popular Lavina candidate, polled
81 votes more that Asbribge, this
being at variance with the report
published by The Record last week
according to which Asbridge had
the most votes.
The total votes for sheriff was,
Woods, 1924; Tullock, 1920.
Pray's plurality in this county
was 229, as compared to 412 at the
election two years ago.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-25

Announcement has been made
that the Chicago, Milwaukee d Pu-
get Sound Railroad company will
build line into Libby.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-25
CONCERT COMING
Rachel Sherman Concert Co. to Ap.
pear in Star Theatre on Dec. 3.

The Star Theater has made ar
rangements with the Midland Ly-
ceum Bureau of Des Moines, Iowa,
for series of high class entertain
ments to be given here this winter.
This is the same bureau which
furnished Roundup with series OF
entertainments last year thru the
Pioneer Club. and which were
greatly enjoyed. The first will be
Rachel Steinman Concert Co.
which will appear here on Saturday,
December 3rd. This is high class
aggregation and is considered one
of the best numbers of the series.
Admission will be IS cents; season
tickets for the five entertainments,
$3.50.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-25

Try bottle Of Perfection Cream
Lotion; cures the chaps; 25c bot
tie. Republic Pharmacy.
One of the most successful dances
ever held in Roundup was that given
by the Fortnightly Club in the
Pioneer Hall last evening. Over a
hundred people were present to en-
Joy the dancing which was prolong-
ed until two o'lock this morning.
The hall was very prettily decor
ated with an arch of colored incan'
descents, red streamers and cedar
while the front room formerly oc'
cupied by the Pioneer Club, were
also appropriately decorated and
furnished, and used for reception
room and parlor. Punch was
served during the course OF the
dance. Quite a number OF people
from out of town were present.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-25
OBITUARY OF
JOHN JACOBS
Musselshell Resident Dies at Advan-
ced Age Of Eighty Six Years.

Musselshell Advocate:-The fun
eral of Mr.. John Jacobs was held
from the residence of his son B. c..
Jacobs, last Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Rev. L. A. Lippett of
the Congregational church Of Round
up, preached the funeral services.
Interment of the remains was made
in the Musselshell cemetery.
John Jacobs was a native Of
Maine, being born near Portland in
the year 1924, and where two gener-
ations before him, his father and
grandfather were bron. Some years
ago he came west and located at
Granite Falls, Mimi. where he and
his wife resided until about five years
ago when they came to reside with
their son B. C. Jacobs, who is one
of the early pioneer residents near
Musselshell. While a resident of
Granite Falls, the deceased became
member of the Congregational
church and his name remains on
the rolls Of the church at that place
as an honored and faithful member.
To the union Of Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs
was born six sons and three daugh-
ters, they being Mrs. M. Chandler,
C. NJ. Jacobs, B. c.. Jacobs and
Miss Belle Jacobs, of Musselshell
who were present at the funeral;
Mrs, N. J. Bothne, Elbow Lake;
Milford Jacobs, Tacoma, Ward Ja-
cobs, Culbertson, Mont; Burt ia
cobs, Gull Lake. Sask., Canada
and J. D. Jacobs. Lewistown, Idaho,
who was also present. The deceas.
ed is also survived bv his wife who
is now in her 18th year.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-25
FERGUS CO. TO
CLASSIFY LAND
Assessor Marshall Appointed Chief
Land Examiner by Board to
Use N. P.'s Method.

In pursuance of the plan decided
upon some time ago to secure the
classification of all lands as basis
for assessment, the county com
missioners have appointed John S.
Marshall, the present assessor, as
chief land examiner, his duties to
begin Jan. l next, when his term
as assessor will expire. The meth
Cd employed by the Northern Paci :
fic in classifying its land has been
adopted by the county, and the re-
ports Of the examiner will become
a permanent record, enabling the
assessor to fix the value of the land
for assessment purposes upon its
physical characteristics and soil
conditions, rather than to make a
guess, as is done now. The work
will take considerable time, but
will pay for itself.
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TO 0P' EN- NEW
GENERAL STORE
Desnan & Bruckert to Open New
General Store in Petija Building
on Main Street.

Roundup will have another gen.
eral merchandise store as soon as
the stock Of goods, which is now
being ordered, arrives. The pro-
moters Of the new enterprise are
Jas. Degnan, well known in Round
up, having been head clerk in Wallis
store since it was established here,
and B. F. Bruckert, also well known
here, having been engaged in an
other line Of business here until last
winter.
The new firm has secured a lease
on the Petiia building on Main
street, south of Dean & Skeie's
jewellery store, and until recently
occupied by q saloon. The saloon
was compelled to go out Of business
for the reason that city ordinance
requires that applications for license
in that block must be signed by a
majority Of the property owners in
the block, which provision they
could not comply with. The build
ing is excellently suited for a store,
and being centrally located, will
guarantee the new firm good busi-
ness. Messrs. Degnan and Bruckert
are rushing things as rapidly as
possible, but it will probably be
three weeks or more before they
will open to the public. They will
carry full line of general merchan
disc.
Louis J. Zorn left Wednesday
night of last week for his home in
Chicago after two months visit
on the ranch Of his brother, Frank
F. Zorn, north of Roundup. He was
we'll pleased with Montana and it
is probable that he will return to
establish home on Montana soil.
He is train dispatcher for the North
Western Elevated in Chicago.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-25
GRADING
FIRST AVE.
Contract Awarded for Extension Of
First Avenue Toward Camp Three.

Work was commenced today on
the extension of First avenue
toward Camp Three, Nels Thorn
having secured the contract for the
grading. With the assurance Of aid
from the city, the residents and
business men to be benefited by the
improvement Of the avenue have
subscribed a considerable sum, and
the work will be pushed thru to a
successful completion as soon as
possible. Mr.. Thorne will receive
43 cents to yard for removing the
dirt, the grade to be five feet to the
hundred. The improvement will be
a valuable one for lower Main street
as well as Nelson's and Park Ajdi-
tions, which it intersects. The main
object in extending the street is to
shorten the distance between the
city and Camp Three, which it will
do by about two blocks.