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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
CRUM WILL NOT BE APPOINTED
RecOnsidered His Expressed Pur-
pose.

Washington, November 25.-The Post
say that President Roosevelt has de-
cided not to appoint DR.. Crum, the col
ored political leader, collector of the
port of Charleston, S. c. 1t is under
stood. the Post says. that the presi-
dents decision is the result OF state
ments concerning DR.. Crum's political
career furnished to the White House
by members of the colored mans own
nartN
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
A Monster Devil Fish

Destroying its victim, is a type of Con-
The power of this murderous
malady is felt on organs and nerves and
muscles and brain. There's no health
till it's overcome. But DR.. Kings New
Life Pills are a safe and certain cure
Best in the world for Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels. Only % cents at
r. r. Bellamy's drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
a wretched millionaire.

The story is told of the owner of
several railroads who was unable To
buy relief from the nerve-twisting
agony OF neuralgia 1t is an unEkely
tale. The sick man must have known
that Perry Davis Painkiller would
help him at once, as it has helped so
many thousands OF sufferers in the past
sixty years There is but one Pain
killer, Perry Davis
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
A Pardonable Mistake.

Stella-I came near missing a pro-
posal last night.
Bella-You did?
Stella-Yes. He got down on his
knees, and l thought he vas merely
looking for a pingpong wallpapers
Bazaar.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
Mrs. DOLBY'S
TALKS
Thinks the Deacon's Too Vivid :
For a Church Member 4
copyright, 1902. by c. 3. Lewis.I

%~-s ~ - -
~ EVERAL little things had hap
- pened during the day to aus
W Deacon Dolby TO look forward
to q seance after the supper
dishes had been cleared away, and
when the hour finally arrived he was
as ready as he could be TO take what
was in store for him. He sat down
in his rocking chair in the sitting
room, pulled of his shoes and had
been reading testimonials about a new
patent windmill for ten minutes when
Mrs. Dolby softly began:
Samuel Dolby, just after breakfast
this morning you went TO the barn.
Something was the matter with the
stable door. When it would not open,
you banged and kicked and muttered,
and after five minutes you picked up q
big stone and smashed at the door
with all your might. At the same time
you said something. l was too far off,
and you saw me and didn't repeat it,
but l want you to tell me right here
and o what it was. Certain rumors
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
Fish Talk.

Deepwater Bass-Why don't you
work for q living: You look strong
enough.
Wandering Weakfish-Sir. unfortu-
natelS 1 was born Il weaktsh.-NeE
York Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
Fewer GallOns; Wears Longer.

Fewer gallons; takes less Of Devoe
Lead and Zinc than mixed paints.
Wears longer; twice as long as lead and
oil.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
What More Could he Asks

But can you provide for my daugh-
ter properly" asked the father.
Certainly" replied the youth from
Europe. 81 can provide her with q
title, can't I?'-Chicago Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28
CA
p, The Kid YCr Iagg l.'9S ETm.A
If E~I ZHSxuu
Baer Not President of Ieni=h Val

New York. November Is President
George F. Baer of the philadelphia N
Reading today denied the report that he
has been elected president CT the Lehigh
Valley 20 take the place OF President
Walter who resigned last week. When
Mr.. aer was asked whether the report
was true he replied. NO. and 1 never
will ha'I
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28

MARINA" queried small Harry the
first time he beheld a gaudy parrot,
was that chicken Matched from an
Easter egg?
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28

Funny Sayings Out of the Mouths OF
Windy City Youngsters.

Johnny Jones has a sister small
That he loves with all his heart,
For when he doesn't get it all
He proceeds to take her part.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28

The minister was dining with the
family, and f~our-year-old Margie, who
had been neglected, was heard whis-
pering to herself, though quite inaudi-
bly,.
"What were you saying, Margie?"
asked her father.
II was just saying" replied the little
miss, that it's a measly shame the
way some folks 1 know neglect their
children."-Chicago News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-28

who lives next door to you:" asked
little Edith Of a caller.
"Why do you ask" inquired the
other.
Because" replied Edith, Il heard
mamma say you were next door to a
crank"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
6. z. Griffith & Gonap.
Rr. 36. SSefisSaltimoresS Strake,
laaasniihsr snnnbsrsS.rl J

Rr. S6. seftsSalttmorssStraEe.
(gtesnitbsr 6anobsr=5tr.,l
bitttn Dd5rtuo ots Nouats 6sbruar en-:
ggminfer=Ssppi4t su $1OO, 6tbs 6orte 81. .25
bic 0arD.
6ammsts9,gai6e su 9Oc, 6sfs sOrte 1926 Die
@drD.
graEel:r Seppi5e, bsfs sOrts iu $1.25 Die
0drD.
ROoH.ttss9espi5e, sefe 6Orts Iu &1.OO bic
@aro.
SaSefrttsStppi6e au 55c., bsRs ssrts 75c. bic
@lro
SHerqinsansi6e au Csc, beRe eOrts CSC. bic
9arb.
H0ioie unn oeerudte 2iuoleums, Bugs DtaffsH
u. I. NJ, ju berbdltnbmdbis HebrtSsE $reiieH.
25 WrOIsnt Rabatt an ieeem StA6 wtppei
i'm 6aHSs
C3S1RfS&h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
Sin Sdilninhclz zShnhifnt.

G6tcuQp, %. N}Gr3. - Cine
Gpa3iul0ept1aa aus 2erington, &p.,
an ben 6isiigen nG6rOnicle" beiagt.
0uB bic i'm Gtaate &entudD beite6enz
ben S6pinDel 6pnoifate, bic dls
,W}utualz" unO rS5nOuitrtal Y}utuat
cynpeitment Companies" ben 2euten,
Die nt6t ale nerDen ba5 Sen U6er
bic O6ren 3ogen, iebt enbli4 Derfradt
7inD. Die erIte bieIer nSnDeitments
Companies" puroe bor Il Sa6reH
bier gsgrjin0et urO 5eBte e5 nu4 bars
tenn Sample in ben @eri4ten bur4,
baB bic 9Df6e60roen Die DON i6r aus
ge7anDten pieloerIpre4enben Gtrtuz
lare unD 8etunntma4ungen CUR Weiz
terbeF0rOerung bur9 bic 9oIt annebz
men muBten, Die 6Olge mar, DaB
neue neSynbeitnsnt Companies" tDte
Bil3e aus Der @rbe empor tpu4erten
uno i6r S6ninoelgefbGft ii6er o1e
6tuaten, Die i6nen feline geIeBlideu
S9pierigfetten in ben 0eg legten,
au8De6nten. Ga6 MuIter De8 berii9z
tigten 8rootIDner S4ninbelzN}Uler
perIpra6en fie ben 2eutan I9neQen
unD rei@en @eninn fir i6re 9eIOeinz
ldgen. Sir jeGen Dollar, Der eingez
3oblt purDe, ii6srten iie Dos 9reiz
fade 3u. W2Dnatli62 unO i4lteBItGJ
D0&entlife 0iDionoen tpur0en au8z
geporFen. g}a8 3auienoen 6elduft
it8 Die 3a6l Der Opfsr, Die ouf Oi5s
fen G6minDal reinfielan. U}an6er,
tem bic 3in5rate Der Gparbanten
ni6t genU9eno mar, 6ra3te iein mii6z
fam i'm 2aufa Der Sabre 3uriidgelegs
te8 @elo ben osSynpaiIment Gompas
nie5" uno perliart jebt 2tue5. Die
8etrogenen fin6 maifsn5 tleina2eute,
uno aus lexington uno llmgsgen6
ouein 7oQsn 100000 6at biaIen
oS5nDeItnent Companies" angelegt
D0r0en fem. G6tieBli6 fam Der unz
parmeiolife &ro8, bos 8an3e GeIO
iTt Fin, Denn bic G4ninosl SDnz
cifata ma@ten reinen Slid uno 6inz
terlieBen feline 2ltti0a. g}a4tragli9
NJ 3 ii6 Die GranD SurD nit ben
Gd8GFtsmet6oDen Dieier gSSSnbets
ment Companies" baI6Gftigen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
GQrnraie> e>Si6iint6cfeu.

Nen : 0Drf, %. 03Gr3. - Sc
legentli6 zines 8dnfett5, bel pel4em
9r. 2ln6rep Carnegie 81 ben geldoez
nen @Gfen ge60rte, funoigte DerIel6e
pie f@on 6eri9tet, an, oaB an ienem
Sage iein ngarnegie Sag geipeIen
lei, Denn er babe an inn dllein SO 8tz
bItot6efen ipeggege6en, Cine QiIte
bon alien ben StG0t4en unD Srtz
i@aften in pel9en fid 6r. Carnegie
Elm 9entmal feiner 6reige6igtett fel6it
geTeBt bat, tommt 6iermit 3ur 8er0fz
fentLt8ung. 9ie 2iite entbdIt 42
g}amen BON OrtI4aTten, unO unter
bie7en 6efinben Ii8 au4 Dieienigen SO,
tpel3e 6r. Carnegie in ietner ReOe
erpGbnt bate. Die SrtI9aften uno
Die linen 3ugenieienen GelObetrGge
fin0: 3eno, g}aOaDa, $4,000; 9arz
ia6oo, Di8c., $4,000; Shrewsbury,
Mo., $4,000; 2Onbon, g., $4,000;
8lue S5lanO, ST., $4,000; 2ittlez
ton, q. g., $4,000; Part5, Su5.,
$4,000; NIaquoteta, 5a, $4,000;
ReofielD, 60, $4,000; 0enper,
Gol., 100000; 2a5 8egos, genz
W}erico, $4,000; @oOerd, Ont.,
$4,000; 8o3emon, MtOnt., $4,000;
Saratoga, R.zg,, $4,000; Sun8er>
narOinO, Stem : N}erico, $4,000;
0anoille, SSnO., $4,000; gtatomd,
Sn0.. $4,000; Santa N}oiu, Gal,
$4,000; G6artotte, 0}i6, $4,000;
8ra3il, Sn0., $4,000; Sutton g.
g., $4,000; GeD 8run5pif, rs,
$4,000; SsfalOOIa, Sa., $4,000;
0antton, 3D., $4,000; Berlin,
Ont, $4,000; Benton 6ar6or ,MtA,
$4,000; 8ictoria, 9. g., $4,000;
2ittle Sans. W}inn,, $4,000; g}epz
ton 8onf, $4,000; 2ttlontic, Sa,
$12,5OO; ct. S6oma5, Ont, $15,z
900; Soma Git2, Sa., $4,000; Sea-
trice, 9}e6r., $4,000; Geoar Sails,
Sa., $4,000; 9enniion Sa., $10,z
600; 6umptpn, %5u., $4,000; Qtbol,
W}aT., $4,000; 0ep Qll6an9, Sno.,
$4,000; 8iptOn, Sn0., $1OOOO;Mt.
Clemens, 0}i6, $4,000; G6icagoz
6eig6t5, ST., $4,000; 8auteita,
gRi6C. S15 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
eeiSen. uuo gHQ.alciSrBfc.

geiSen. nuo SIH.@lctSr6dfc.
9ortie 1. - Is @eioentiiGl>&leibz
RIDE nit g6iffonzRHfaen unb ertrd
Drop @firt, $3.50 Bis $15 ipert9;
fur ......... -,
gartie 2.-96nar5e SeibenzSqfz
Fetd unb iiGzRleibr0de, feiner Be-
IuB, neueite Mpbe; $16 Bis $40 M pert2, .
fir ...........:..:...;Ptto..00 Pto.00
9urtie 3. : 50 f60nfte Saffetaz
Seibe unb SuQ@&leibrDde, NIT 2afz
feta uno 9ltluBbanb beieBt; $40 big
$25 nertb, fir ........$ $lS.oO
Reme Sud- alciOrDfe.
100 neue 0amen &leibr0de aus
qan8poQenen G6epiot5 unO @erges;
sElarez unb Slpunce W}ooen; So big
Sc ipert6, fir. ..........:.... SO 30
100 neue 7epurate &leiorods aus
qan3npQenem 8roabclot9 unb Gbe@
blot, sylarez unb 5lounce g2ooen;
$3.50 pert6; Montag fir. . .$4.95
Is feparate &letbrDde aus 8enez
tian, i6li6tem unb 8a8tet Sud- In
sSarben, 5lare@ unO 5lounce@Tacons;
$40 bis $3.50 ipertB; I}ontag
fir ............... .$6.0U
STer=9anOfd1nbc.
Oamenz@lace>9 9anbI6u6e, nit AtDet
@pangen unb Setbenitiderei, ffone
SSarben, pro gaar ......... .69c.
@9te fran3OitI6e 9amen 8Iace=
6anbf4ube, oMOntfOrO," ," 2 @pangen,
aGle 5arben, pro Paar. ..... .98c.
v@racipia," Elm e4ter frun30itf6er
8Iace 9anbf6ub, lpbFarbtg, 8iber,
nSrz8lopO," g}obe, f4par5 II. peiB,
pro Buur uur.............$l.25 81. 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
mrtcnr" f1hrt 9nnner1an.

g}en gorf, p. W2Gr3. - Die
neue G6ooner : Sa4t bes Oeuti6en
Rai7er5, oN2eteor," beren Stapellauf
ben 2(nluB 3u Der benfpiirDigen 2(mez
rituy3ei1e Des Prin5en 6sinri4 gd6,
pir0 am nG9ien 9pnneritag Die
TQ6rt ii6er Daltmeer 6asinnsn. 9a5
f4mude G6iff@en ntro an W}ittz
ned G6ootec's SS5lan0 DerIaTen, ouf
Die &riegsIfifF : 36ebs pOn Sompz
tin5Dile, g. 5, gsI6leppt perOen
un0 bort bor Qnter geben. 02it Dem
Morgengrauen nir0 e5 Die 2tnfer
Ii6ten unD, begIeitet Don etnem 6o6z
feeI4lepper, ourh Die Rarrops na9
GanoD 6oot fabren, I'm bert gu eiz
mem 9eleitI9ifF, Dem 9am6urgz2tmez
rita : 9ampfsr rQleranOra," gu itoz
Zen. Der gIJ}eteor" ptro ben S3ean
untsr feinen 2tr6eitsisgeln freu5en
unb in @nglano feline &ennIegel err
6alten, e6e er na9 8iel peiter fG6rt.
@ie nMeranbra" begteitet 7ie, um i'm
gtot6fole Dem tleinen Renn~66ooner
6eifte6en gu t0nnen. Der 8roBtop>
matt bes pUSeteor" purbe geIterl
N}tttag in Der SppnIenb 9oppepz
0erfte angsbra6t. Die 8efaBung
ge6t M}ontag an 8orO. @e1tern ga6z
mittug purbe audi Die prG8tige bronz
3ene QnterptnOe ange6ra6t, unb Die
8erproDiantirung bes G8iffe8 fir
bic lance STEELE Bat bereits beoonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
GraBlt6e Sbut eines Farmers.

2ieB feline Srau 3u Sobe trumpeIn.-
@or auf einen 0}etbObtitenzPres
bigger eiFer1ii4ttg, = Sin Stter
fpieBte Die cine rotbe S4iir5e traz
genbe 6armertn auf.
Sonumanba, R.zg., 22.Ntdr3.
- SeufliIhe, gerabe3u uner60rte &az
DE bat Der 35ziG6rige 6armer S. 9.
goit, offenbar in einem 2(nfalI pabnz
Iinniger Giferiu6t, on ieiner 6raM
Q(manDu genommen. Gr banO iie an
einen 9Foiten Der 8ullen=Penne ietnes
@taQes felt. Die Jrau trug cine rDz
tbe GolicozS8iir3e, tpeI3e ben Stier
in 3aIerei perfeBte; ba5 Sbier griff
Die Srau piit6enO en-, ipieBte tie auf
unb trampelte 5ie 3u 3oDe.
0a5 6Qrm6uus befinbet ii6 in ber
0ortbzRoao, bier Nteilen ppn bier.
Offene88e6eimniB 1T, baB 8oit bur3
Die 2iebensniirbigfeiten, pel@e Der
N}etbooiItenprebiger 6iram Goate5
bDn &ennDre, cine babe Wtetle 1iiDltd
BON Der 6arm, ieiner 5rdu ernie5, 5u
letoenf8aftli9er @iferIu6t getrteben
ipurbe. Ser 8reDiger mar etn bdl1ftz
ger @af auf Der 6arm unD fu6r nit
Der Sarmer8frau oft aus. @eitern
QlbenD trdf er nit Der 5rdu BEL elmer
@ebetber1ammlung in &enmore gus
fammen unb that nit i9r fchr inttm.
Q(uf benz 9fa96auiepege fam e5 3fptz
f6en 9pft un0 ieiner 5rau in 5Olge
befTen gu f6arFen observation-disclosures
gen. goit grii6eIte iiber DaS 8etraz
gen feiner 5rau forttpG6renb naA II.
na6m i6lieBli9 ben 9rGBIi6en RGz
6eatt bor, Der Die gan5e 9egenb in
belle 2lufregung berfeBt bat. - 0tau
fpri8t iogar babon, ben M}0rOer 3u
lnn6en. gfa4 bpIlbra9ter Shat be-
CAB fi8 Bo1t na9 bem g}tagard, I'M
ieinen Sob bur6 @rtrtnten 81 ftnz
ben, fetn 8ruoer grant fam tnbefeu
be80eqes, ftellte ben baritDrten U(dnn
CUR 8eDe unb erFu6r bon t6m bas
@ntieBlt6e, mas gef4e6en mar. Y}tttz
lermeile Datte Der 8rieftrGger @eorge
SSyeepas Die @ntoedung gema4t, DdB
e8 in Dem 9pItf8en 6auIe ni4t gang
ri9tig iet. 9a Iein SUDDEN na9 elmer
lebenben Seele erfoGglo5 blieb, 6egab
er Ii9 na9 Dem Stau. Sn Der 8ulz
lenz8enne qepa6rte er SFrau 8Dft,
auf beren Qei9e Der Stier funtelnbeu
Q(uges ftanb. Die GeiIe, nit benen
bic 5rau an ben Bfoiten gebunDen
mar, 6atten Der @epdIt bes 2lnprau5
be5 Stiere5 na6gegeben unO beiptrtt,
oQB Die llngliidli6e gu 8D0en gefallen
mar. S6r 8e1i6t unb ibr &0rper naz
rem BON ben 60rnern unb 9ufen De5
8uGen grGBIt6 3ugeri6tet.
Der 8rteftrGger ieBte ben Poli3etz
def O'0ap bon bier telegrapbif6 DDn
Der Gnt0efung in &enntntB, uno balo
reiIte 9atrolmann 8iie 5u 8aOe na3
Der Tarm. Ser Coroner 1T bena9s
ri6ttgt. gGiie organi5irte in aller
@ile cine aus 6armern beiteAen0e
4oFe, nel6e 9oit, Der it4 auf benz
@ege nu8 Buffalo befunO, D6ne 8iz
oerItdnb gefangen no6m. Wtun bra4te
i6n no8 bem bieiigen @efdngniB;
mDrqen pirD er Elm Ger60r 6a6en. @S
berrf6t Die 2lnii9t Dor, baB er ben
3eritanb berIoren unb in bieIem 3uz
ftanOe Da5 teufIi79e @erbrehen be-
gangen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
Z GHLEl2E N 3 z Z
= u ..
Str. 25 mno 27, 2S.zSeriaa0tOmsStr.
'';;:;:;:' S;;::;:'. :;.::': %, fer-@emdnOer1r.
9enc icibcnc @aiffs.

Ienc icibcnc 0Saifts.
250 neue fetbene @aiit5 aus rauz
f9enber Saffetaz@eibe, peau De Spie
unb peau be Gpne Seibe, blau, 9elio,
rot6, roIa, firT9rotb, g1iIe, Gprn,
8iolett, &e1eba unb i9par5; amber
ipGrts S. unb Sc. 4m Montag $3.98
sSriibjabr5=2lnsiisc.
100 neue rSailorzmabe" Nn5iige
aus fetner 8enetian, 8roabclotb unO
G6epiots, i9par5, braun, IObfdrbig,
Gator unb gfOpal, $3.50 bis $15
tpertb. Sir Montdg. .... 81. So
Is BON 0umen S9neibern geferz
tiqte 9ln3uge aus inportirter 8roabz
CLOTH, @enetian unb etz@eipe6en,
f9par3, 8opaI, perGmutterfarbig,
Gator unb lObfarbig, SIS big 500
pert6. Sir Montag. ... $1,000
100 prd9ttge n9utlorzmabe" Anz
5iige aus ben feinften 8enettdn,
groabcIot6, @tdmine unb 8aStetz
Sud-, Gator, 8opal, f4par3, peril
mutterz unb lobfarbig, foiten aG1entz
6a16en 500 bis $25. Qm N}on=
tag Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
rs ie6r feline 2(n3iige aus 8roabz
CLOTH, Gtdmine un6 8asfetzSu6;
8louienz, @tonz, 8oleroz unb 8i6z
Ionz@ffette; Seiben pOer Percaline
r9rpp" unterfleibr0de; $25 big $50
tpertb, fir ............ .$15. 90
100 Sriibia6rs 2ln3iige fir Mdbz
9en aus gang pOlener Serge unb
f9lt6tem Sud-; @tbion=, 8louien=,
Gtonz unb 8olerozGffefte; GATOR,
braun reIeba unb 3opal; SaTfetaz
@eiOenbeTaB; $3.50 Biz $3.50
tpertb, fir ..........$ 49, 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
Seine annbe bon Der .9uroniau. e"

ct. So6n5, %, s., %. Mdr3.-
Die bier einlaufenben Ta6r3euge
6ringen feline &unOe BON bem 9amz
pier Der 2(Gan 2inie, n6urOnian,
Gupitdn 8rooie, neIfsr am II. Sc
6ruar DDn 8lasgoD nu3 ct. SObn5
au5geGaufen ift tnO ieBt i4on Dor Ell
nem W}onat bate eintreffen iolen.
Sn 68iFfertreiIen gtaubt man bier
aLgsmein, baB Der p9urOnian1 -,-laita
Der gan3en WtannI4aft unterge8an=
GEN uno permut6li6 nit einem Sis
6erge 3uTammen geftoBen 1T. Sine
i6na8e 9t0gIidtett beIte6t nod oaz
fir, boB ba5 S8iff bon trei6enbem
GiIe eingei4lOfen un6 bic Maannz
f6aft BON einem Segef8tfFe an 8orb
genommen tit, ME es pQr etli6en
Sabren einmdl nit ,einem anberen
9ampfer portam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
sdllimme Strifezllnrnhsn.

G6ttagp, %. Mdr8. - @m.
Sames, Elm @ormann in Der @eitz
Ieite MuT6inennerfftatt Der Qqis=
Chalmers 60, purOe geI4Ofen
uno 10 I6imn geI9lagen, OaB er
pa6rI6einli6 Iferben pirO, 05e6rere
her ausitdncigen MaT6initen IinO
per6uFtet poroen. Der @erleBte ioG
ben Streit baour3 peranlaBt haben,
baB er einsn RspOlper 5Og unO ab>
feuerte.
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berf6ie0enen Srten.

2lmferbum, %, M}dr8.- 9os
r6unbe1sbloO" Be itdtigt beute Die
Ha4ri9t, baB bic &0ntgin 8il6elz
mine ibren iiblt9en Sa6res6efua i'm
2tpril bieies sSa9res in QtmiterDum
ni4t MAIDEN tpirb, ba Die &Dnigin in
Solge zines 81 erpartenben glidli6en
@reignife5 ii4 ni6t anitrengen barf.
9ut5ab 4netber itegz
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freien 6onO 1T in ue6ereinitimmung
| NIT R1tbInnh's osntereTTen."

Freien 6unb lit in ue6ereinftimmung
nit RuBlanb'5 SntereFen."
SSn 9er6inoung nit Der OitpGrt5z
benegung ruTiI4er Sruppen ptrb
genelbet, baB bic erite 5ettton 8oi~
1aten 6ereits I'M fernen SIten lit unO
oaB bic 3fpeite Settton mpbil gema4t
pOrben lit.
@Gb 6 bina in &ufru6r.
9ong3ong, q. N&dr3. -2aut
8eri9ten aus 8anton lit bort Die
gIuu6piirotge g}a4ri6t eingelaufen,
Der 8icef0nig babe Selegramme aus
2unQ G6an, an Der 9ren3e bon 4nz
nam, er6aIten, pona9 0as 8roS Der
glrmee bes Mari8aGs Gu Deierttrt
unO gu ben &ebelIen iibergangen lei.
Die 3elegramme 6eIagen ferner ,0a5
2uno fet un3petfelbaft reif fir 9}ez
beIlipn. 9dubereien itnO an Der Saz
gasorDnung.
0ie lang an6altenbe 3rodenbett
per6inoert Die 8eI Itelung Der 5rii4z
iu6rs Rei8Ioat, unb babur6 perz
ben bic QanDarbeiter in Die 8ei6en Der
gtduber getrieben.
8ut unterri6tete 2eute Itnb 0er2tnz
fi6t, baB cine gRe6aGIion, G6nIih pie
Der SaiPirg : 2tufitano, pa3ri4einz
li4 fei.
2lu5tp an 0erer.
SABRE, %. N2Gr3. - @egen Der
groBen Sail 2(u5nanberer, Die uuf
8eF0rberung na8 ben Ser. Staaten
narten, neroen Die 0ampfer ga
8retagne" unb ga Sapots" 5uIam>
men nu6 g}enzgort abgeben, SroBz
rem miifen nu9 500 auf 8ef0rbez
rung parten.
90 Bo6ltbGtigfetts 0 8a3or.
QonbDn, %. U}Gr5. - Der
groBe 0o6lt6Gtigfeits 8o3ar gu
@bren Der &0nig5tr0nung pirO am
7. SyuIi BON Der 80nigin NleranOra
er0ffnet perDen.
&unit 4usFe11ung,
8fen, %, N}dr3. - 8oi7er
6ran3 SoIepb er0ffnete beute Die In
ternutionaIe 8unit>2(uSIteuung i'm
y&initler=6ouIe." Inter ben Qusz
iteusrn lit Dire Purtfer 8OlOnie amez
ritdniI4er Ntaler, barunter 8erte
BON 6it6cpd, Steport, @eets,
8ri6geman, M}cGpen unO 6ump6z
reDs. Die 8iener &rititer 3ouen ben
NusIeuung5 0bjetten Der 2lmeriz
tdner 6o6e8 Sob.
8eIgten IN trb moraGtf9.
8rHffel, %, N}Gr3. - Die De-
putirtentamr1er bat Die Dom Senate
amen0irte 2nttzSptslereiz8tu nit SO
9sgen 7 Stimmen angenommen. 9ie
0&aBregel Derfiigt ba8 lInterbriden
aQer 6pieler Clubs in 8elgien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
9 h n a NIT : GrbIpftpn.

8riiffel, p, N}dr3, - 0pnoz
nit PatrOnen purDen leBte g&u6t
unter Der gBo6nung bes 0eputirten
9er6ore BON Der tat3oli79en 6rot=
tim, gu 8in6e, in Der 9robin8 Sem
negau, 3ur @rpIoIion ge6ra6t. 0a8
9au5 purbe bebeutero beI6GDiQt,
bod nurOe giemanO DerIeBt. 8etreff8
Der PerI0nli9feit be5 0Dnamiteri68
ooer 0es 8epeggrunbe5 gu Dem Ser
bre9en bat man feline Q6nunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-23
gnropGifGe 9d6ef6ertGte.
S0ni9in 2SilbeImine fiebt SHUTTER
frenScn cntgcgen.

2onbDner Gpmmentare gum leBten
ParIamentszStanbal. - &unitz
QusfeIung in @tsn er1ffnet. -
GuropGiT4e 9Gfen nit Qu8pan>
berern na4 gmerifa ii6erfiilIt, -
&ebelen in China gepinnen an
perf6iebenen Srten.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
FARMERS WILL
NOT PAY THE "
TAX

T. n. Roberts tax collector of Emanuel
county has raised an Interesting question
regarding the taxation Of fertilizers. The
recent bin introduced and passed by the
last legislature by Hon. Walter Steed, OF
Taylor. provides that fertilizers shall not
be taxed IL the land upon which the fer
tilizers are TO be used has been properly
returned for 'taxatfon. 'A ,is 81
The law was evidently construed by
Tax Collector Roberts to mean that the
people owning the land where the fertil-
ixers were used to put an additional value
on the land because they had been strewn
with guano. Mr.. Roberts wrote Comptrol-
Ter Wright that the landlords who had
tenants were kicking. as the tenants 70
whom they rented the lands were using
the fertilizers and the landlords were get
ting no benefit from them.
Mr.. Roberts contended that the tenants
who used the fertilizers claimed.that they
did not own the land and therefore could
not return It for taxation. and the land
lords would not put an extra value on
It because the tenants were using the
gusno.
Comptroller Wright looked up the law,
and found that the bill meant that fer
tiIizers in the hands of the farmers were
not to be taxed at all, and will so write
Tax Collector Roberts. The provisions OF
the bill are that consumers OF commercial
TeTfllZHE& OF any OAnEN" SUR VI
shall not be required 10 return. the same
for taxation provided the land on which
those fertilizers are used has been prop
erly returned for taxation.
This means. in the opinion of Comp
troller General Wright. that the farmers
will not be required 10 pay any tax on
their fertilizers, but the dealers I'm fertil-
izers viii have to pay the same, Most OF
the dealers had sold out their
supply before March LIST. the
day set for the returning OF taxes by the
state. and I'm many instances the STATE
viii receive but little money for fertilizers,
except from the tags which were pur-
chased by the manufacturers.
Last year the legislature passed a Dill
requiring the farmers to pay tax on the
fertilizers which they used, and the law
brought forth great howl from me
planters. Representative Steed OF Taylor
nastened TO change the bill as soon as
he returned to the legislature.