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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Ser rrTr bruti6r arbriters6 unarrB.

11e6er ben eriten beutihen Nrbeiter@
GpngreB in SrantFurt am N}ain, auf
benz bic 9ertreter Don iiber 100000
oeutIfRn Nrbeitern, bic auf monar6iz
fGem 8pben itebsn, berIammelt mo-
rem, f9reibt Der 6%runtfurter n8ens@
raj : 4n3eiger::" n9as beroorite6enOz
fte W}srfmal Der 6runtfurter Ser
banolungen mar bic relati0e 3uriifz
6dltung, Die it4 Die Deri6ieoenen COM
feIfioneG geglieOerten 8erbGnos in Der
8etonung oes religiOIen Nomentes
uuferleqten. Nur gegen S9luB Der
8er6anolungen trat Der @egeniaB
f9Grfer 6erpor. Ginen 6auptgegenz
ftdno Der 8er6anolungen biloete ods
&oalitionsre9t uno Die Benjamin
lungsfreibeit mad etnem ein6eitlt6en
3ei6sgeiebe. Nqes in Nlem tann
man benz erften beuti6en 4rbeiterz
@onqreB ods 3eugniB ausIteQen, oaB
er ii6 ernitlt9 nit &rbeiter : 5ragen
befaBt uno it4 qu6 elmer i'm 9an3en
maBpolIen 6altung befleiBigt Bat. Die
@ertreter bieIer 4rbeiter : @erbin@
bung ertpartsn cine 8eferung Der ioz
5iaIen Gage ibres Stunoes nt4t BON
pplitii9en garteiz uno 8%lufentdms
pfen, ionbern BON ern item Wirten der
4r6etteri9aft i'm 8eretn nit alien an
6eren 8erufen uno 9arteien. Sic err
ftreben pirtbi6uftli6e 8eformen,
uber ni9t politii9en l1mitur5. gedn
iugte teinen l1topisn mad, fonoern be-
riet6, ME mar Dem Qr6eiterftdnoe duf
@runo Der beitebenoen Sronung uno
bur9 tpeiteren 4usbau oerGeIeBe belz
fen tonne. Was nod DEFENDERS be-
tpnt tpereen m4b: Der erlte Aeut>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
aRrhrrn gRarh(nnh Nnbn.

9rattnRratt IA II. Cftober 1903.
3igs 0erlaNeH pIltn=StatI0U, ME folgt:
Eagltd.
40 irj5 0hHtIpUit, Qauptljnit, 9agUstorrr
Magus55oso, VI. & u. @Gbn UuD bum 5uosu,
IND ausgcu0mneu SOHutags j.. .. r. g.,
9bombers5urg, Martjn55urs IND Ninacttr.
Suglt6, Gusg IN III en- S2HUtGCs g..
T25 irub - Nort, .. & g. Dip. uH0 oauptllrJe
otLtb BON Gmorp 9roUe, Carlisle uEo y. & q.
R. U.
825 Born. - eauptliuit sosrstoDu, SBippnss
burg, 6rtorit, Gmmit5burg uUO q. & B. &g.
bis GlttpH.
1912 BORN, QtiOm. nab untonz9rio5t 0ori
2.25 Wa5n. - Ufom. mad uuionsgriogt.
3G 9ahm. AtfDm. nan gmorp Gropt, y. u
g. Sin, ioD;s 9ort.
F445 0ubm. - GrprcB mad @lproou, @;rRlnz
fsr, Rcu=Q8iuDior, uniouz@riole uHo oann 4t'
tom. Lig 6oeerstoDu; itrugr Grtosrld, Gmmltsa
burg uuo SbjppeHsbura Cgarlor@eor).
500 9abm. Qfom. mad Gmoro @roos.
*5.48 Quhm. - &imittO ulB 9ort, 9dHo0,r uHa
gsttp5burg. 01rlor=6ur.f
6.12 gbtuos - QttonL nab Iuionserjogt.
$50 QbeUOg Qttom. mad GmorD @roDt.
1I.25 Qben0s Q.tom. nab u~uiousBrioge.
Rur oHEtags.
995 9orm. - Qttom. ua3 Union @riD9e UNI
Gettysburg.
% 50 0abm Qitom. mad Emorp gropt.
400 grbm. Qtiom. nab Union griDgs.
A. Slbm. - @tom. nab GmoVp BrUDe.
1855 Qbsrbg - Niiom. nab uuioHs&riogt.
: 6alttn Mot an 4suuioloania=ao t sStatioH an
giQets uuo 9-sp6dz9urtau, 2I5 CizSaItjmores
Strabe.
8Hqs 6ultsu auf Unions, 9tunipl0aniasg p sHaer,
f~ultoU= uuD @albrpotzS station q. tausqtHommeH
onOtrs ungsgtbtn).
o. o. @rispOGb, Sen, 9ruffie Wgr.
9. W. 9sDsll Sen. BAT. s4asHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

ibati9real L
lerleBte gpn5erttour bur9 Die 8ereiz
nigten @taaten tuum begonren uno
f9on bat lie l1nannbmli9teiten. Sin
gastp>gorter Jinun5mann, Ramsns
&ennebD, min ibr einen She'll bes
I9n0bsn Mammons, ben lie ii9 bier
eriingt, ~abtn0pfen unb fat bic Dina
duf $1,000 Dollars berfIagt. @r berz
langt 5000 Dollars GommiIftpn fir
feline @riinbung zines 8arantiez
5onbs bon 10000 Dollars unb 1000
Dollars fir etpaise Soften. Qu4
tpeHn 9r. 8ennebp ieinen prp5eB perz
liert, fpirO 4belinu 9uttt S6erez
reien unb l1nannebmli4tetten buben.
9as Qanb Der r8er9olOeten StQaten"
bat fir &iinftler aud feline @4utten=
ieiten. Maoscagni peiB Elm Qieo baz
bon gu fingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

Gin ameritani6er u It + o.
NOM, er 6eiBt 4lerdnDer Young uno
lebt in SnbiGnu, bat ,entoedt, oaB Die
Come bepo6nt unb gar nt4t Der gliz
benbe 5euerbuu lit, bon benz bic Wtiz
ienf4aft bt56er ipra4. Ra4 goung's
Gntbedungen bat Die @onne iogur Elm
gang o~ngene6mes &Itma; lie lit babel
bic @lettri5itdtsqueIe fir Die Welt>
t0rper, bic gum @onneninitem gebDz
rem. 9r. gOung aus Snoiuna brin9t
an gnbe bos bobe Nnfeben, bas Die
Observation-Disclosures in Der nil
feni6dftli6en 8eIt genieBen, pieoer
in MiBcreOit. l~1ebrigens tpirb man
gut tbun, tpeitere Qusfi6rungen
goun9's a65upurten. @r bats pielz
lei9t gar ni4t 10 CEMENT, ME man
ibm nuAfdgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

Gm Z. Robember Gilbert arnOIb, s
Tonate aft.
GIN 9. Qopem6tr u n 10. atedb0ftr i'm
bo6cu @lter BON 81 Subreu.
9m g. RoDember U uOOlp b &udpp I'M IS.
2cbensiabre.
Qm Q. 8oD;mbsr GGortnes Map Sens d,
30 Sabre alt.
I'm I. goucmbtr ~ T 6. 9ittf6.
9lm 9. 4otmbtr Surab u. 8snHtr.
Gm 8. 9ooember 6 atborins &opp i'm
q. 2ebsugiabre.
@m 9. Rouembcr N aroart 81. @uf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

Die in G9t1e angeiteOeIz
ten 8oeren i6einen bort i6r gute4
6orttommen gu finOen, 10 Dab ibr
Si1rer, Strip BON @traaten, fi4 per-
GnluBt geieben bat, mad Dem 8Oerenz
lanbe 5uriif3ureifen, nm neitere Sim
nanoerer na6 Gbtle gu b~ringen. Die
erfte 8Oerenabt6eilung mar nit ben
i6nen ii6erpiefenen 2Gnoereisn i'm
Siioen Ie9r 8ufrieOen uno Iou iogur
bereits, gum @%ritaunen Der einheimiz
i9en 8ep0lterlng, 8oloabern entbedt
1aben, BON oeren 8orbanbeniein Nie<
munb cine Qbnung bate. Nu6 Die
GbiLenen f6eiren nit ben 8oeren 3uz
frisoen gu iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

Oas beutf4e 8unonenz
boot mpant6er" lit mieoer BEL Der
9anb, I'm Dem beutI9en 9umpfer
,Qt6en" in Santo Domingo Die 2anz
oung ieiner pufagiere unO ieiner
Sra9t gu ii6ern. 9offentli9 ntro
9us ni9t ais Elm Nngriff auf Die
Monroe|O0ftrin anqefe6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

Der ttattenif4e 6tnan3z
mintiter Rpfand Fat Die 5tnan5en
Stalien's ni4t einmul Dier3ebn Sage
pertpaltet. @nbe Sftober trat er in
bus 8ubinet 8iOlitti Elm; Ourgeitern
Ra4t Fat er ii4 erf4Dfen. neil i'm
bic @o5ialiiten bei4ulDigten, oaB er
Der 8eiteaun9 augdn9Li4 lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

9 lie @o3tuIbemOtruten
8erlin's unb Der 8ororte BADEN be-
reits erflGrt, baB tie ni6t nur Die
gdnae brittle &lufe, %fOnOern audi cine
groBe Mn3ubl 8e5irte Der erTten uno
Speiten &lafe fir ben 2dnotag err
pbern tpiirben. 9d piro man ia
tpobl morgen in Berlin iein 6luues
Wunber erleben. Die S~o3iuIiiten mol
len nu9 tbren @rfolgen BEL benRei4sz
tugstpa6len ieBt audi in ben preuBiz
f9en 2anbtdg etn3ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

grofeffor 6rGntel bat
erfldrt, baB es in 9euti9lanO nidt
tpeniger, aIs cine M}iaiOn P6tbiiiter
qe6e, 2eute. Die an 3ubertulOie leioen.
ga, b. 9e6ring fat neuli4 in ieinem
Subertuloie>@ortra in &afel gez
fugt, oaB mir, genau genOmmen, ale
NAL Io'n fIeines SuberfelberO6en gez
babt bdben. 9espegen Iterben mir
bod nidt ale an Der S4pinOiu4t.
DAP bic 8roBitdDte unO 6dbrifcentren
Die msiiter S4pinoiu4ts : GunOiz
baten Itellen, lit nt6t neu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Rarhlau0 C 9enniblbaniasG ilenz
bahnzGnmnaauie.

9aas p,rlaTtn ROrtb 2IDeHusz uuo Cats5traBss
Stationtu an Uob;utagsn uaa 9sll!r 7.3O, $50
9Orm.. 3.20, 4.25, go 4bsuOs. Rap C,!tl 100
0orm.. 3.2O, 4.9 Jaam.
aah gort 80 BORN, $50 Rabm. 5onutaas
uao. 9,gair $50 Born, 400 uuo 1900 Qbtuos
ua5 2eltu $50 9orm. 400 Rabm.
5ouutass nab 8tlair 7J90, $50 Born, 800.
495 0a5m.. 900, ll.E Absnss.
6. v. 6itsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.Gsq-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

Sn 5runtfurt q. 81. murbe
3piiaen Dem engliiden GapitGn 8uiz
fee unb benz Sreiberrn @arlo DON Gr@
LANCER cine Dette abgei9lofen. 5reiz
Herr BON Stranger min nit einem "a
pferbieen 4utomobil BON Berlin na4
ct. petersburg fa6ren. @apttdn Raiz
fes fpettete, baB b. @rlanger bds 3iel
ni4t erret9en fpiirbe. @egenitanb Der
Wette Iinb $4,000 Wfart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
&1A Merchants g. Miners
Cueen anns's Giienba5uzGn.

habrplautratiu arat 9. 9oo b. 1908.
Sgupfsr otrlaHsH Bier Qr. 10 an 9igbt=Srabf
t3oIi3 (1ugasuommen SoHutaqsl UNI 4 llbr Vadz
mittaqg ra5 Qops Qoint, ReHtz3slanO, Cut:nsz
tat5m Igertrsoin,, GtHtOH, @rs,upooo, GLENDALE.
gents uro 8pii@,nsS tatioHen.
Troat miro an 8o6tutagcn biz 8 ubr Ra5m.
srfotCtu ~ptHoWm.n.
3o6u G.. gOgIsR, g. 3. 81.
Wai27,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Waittmpd1, Ill. Runember 1903.

@ettgef4i9te pirb beut'
gu Sage nit iOl9er 9ei4pinoigfeit
eema6t, baB es am nG9Iten Sage
meiftens i4on ni4t mebr pahr lit.
ORD. Sts3t9.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Baltimore : 9ampf 8 @aRet 80,
(NIts Tue juperIdfTge 8nI'einie.l
Hif n,r EtnhtEndnnR haf1nAsrmA

liz SGE. SlalLtHAN0N pEiDpDtEAbu
Sampftr FabrsH tdgIIb, 6~0HHtaas ausQtHommeH,
DDa .Sap a9iHsss9ies, 10" aigbts6trabt, $50
QbtnOg, sirett NOD Oh qOirt Comfort. Rorfoll,
9ortsmoutb unD aG,n 9uutt,n BIS SROsHs. Bars
%biroung in Oh 9oint Gomisrt nit g. & o. Gis
%ierbabH" nab Ri5mOnO. gUbiHOuna in 9srtss
m0utt nit Otm sSsa5oarO Dix Sine IoliOtu 3uq
BON gortgmout6 mad Qtlanta. On RsrFot gtrs
]DiHOung NIT Der gQtluRtit Goat 2ius.S Roytoli
uno Caroline, RosioIi unD flDIi&, Rorfoll uno
D,fLi4 uHO oh dominion Qius' nab Rcpberu
un0 0aibtngt0H, RfG.
Wabtrit:u mad ,uropdi8.m Blame. Q~urur:6is
RaiHtsnIjmmtr, t.sItrii6t 8:Itu5tuns, Gamgfbtis
IuHg, ROisu fr,i. Wtisrolrt, RaiiterDimmr in.
g~iGttGglrtau Der yEaps2iu,,r Qr. IO3. CFsgalti=
morss6trabt. SeIrp5o7s g. & Q. Ct. Qaul 1875;
gtarplaHD, GourtlanD 495, Qlbaugb's, IS Roras
G6arlegsStrab,, uuO SHrt1u Der .5ta5oaro Cir
Cine Continental 9rnt Go. Builbtue.s
Spbn q. SbCrwuoe, q. BrOpH.
B.sHrdi. Il. SeHsgiGuGser, 9sH,s gaNasisrzQgsHt
IDu2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Rnnrnn Is. MimheL.

IS harb am Z. Ropember 1903 uuier %gcliebttr
5ubn 6onrdo &. @iubel i'm Glitter BON 10 5abrtn
> Dlouateu unO 10 Sdgen. Die 9serotqun9 tlns
pct bsute, Den IL. 0obember, I'M , ubr
gladmittaQg, pom Srauerbauic, 9lr. 1854, 9oun9=
strabc, aus nab Der 2OuOouz4artsG tmtttr0"
itatt.
SHUTTER, ip,nn Der Batter fruget,
80 1T unier 2i,bIing btn2
aim MID pciuet, I'M mid tidget,
5aa', oaB i'd int oimmcl bin.
9ater, lueru bic Shutter tpeinet,
Irodut ibr Die Sbrduta ab.
4fiuu3st, lpeuu Die Souns i3ein:t,
Gius 3oie nuf mein Grab.
G14-5l GonruO uno ID arp 9tmbeL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
9loamt 0ulS.

Eg itarb am 10. Nop. 1908, 3 llbr @orgtas, i'm
,UlarplanO gcneral= @oipital" AOum 9Ol3 im AI=
ter ron 81 Sabreu. Sic 9eerOigun9 iinOet NJ . r.
otn, Gouucrtag, , ltbr Ra6mittags, bon ieiner
icbteu QObuuue, yr. l175, GltOdano=Str., aus
rutt. t5IJ-lO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
SIr Odnten.

Mnrftureiie ae,atn fur allie f~scSerbettcu
arr btts 9rsis tJr at. autjis pRp.
ttlH. sGsioHicI Gnt;au, co. 1r. 6l3, Rorb.
Guta1sSsrabt. aat 2sRiartsHT&uftrdss i~srsiGItis
sBsasiasEk (xRsAalaSk6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
9Siniart 9SeQer.

Is farb am s. NoD. 1903 nab tur3cr Rrunt6eii
Wiaiam 0tlcr, %gclisbtsr 8attc BON 8ilbciminc
gpcler,' I'M alter pom a SubreH. Die 9terOiz
anna finoet bcute, nm , 1l6r @a6mtt.
taog, non i,incr lcsteu 8obHung, gr. 2O7, gins
N tosfersstraBs, aus fatt. 9erroauote II. 6rcuuOt
Der Tamilie fno abtuHg5DOa eiHgciaOtn, OrieIs
ben bei3Ulpobnen.
W8ai5iuqtou, ,. g., 8situngen m0gen ~gtiduigf
cppircn. Gl3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

pie 9eutf4en BON Ct.
9aul in Minneiotu arbeiten ieBt bar
uuf 6in, oaB Der S9uIratb l1nterri4t
i'm 0eutI9en in ben bortigen 0ffentz
Ii6en S6ulsn einfii6re, Der por emit
gen Sa6rea oerrdtberii4 ab9ei4afft
muroe. 3urnzl1nterri6t 1T ouielbit
in 606eren &laFen ein8efii4rt; ober
Der 66ulrat6 bat jeBt ungeoronet,
oaB oas Surnen fel6it in ben iogen.
6o8f6ulen nidt mebr pbligatoriia
iein ion. QIfO Elm f4n0oer &iidz
f6ritt. uno in Dem beuti6en 8eQez
bile, GiiO{Sninois, 1T bus Surnen
in ben 0ffentliden S6ulen gang o6z
geT6afft. 47o Elm nod i4n0oerer
Hiifi6ritt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

nuncle cam" fpte1t ben
qeftrengen 6errn in GentrulzQmertta.
Colombia oarF nidt einmal in ieinen
eigenen 6Gfen Sruppen nu6 Dem SitRs
mus einI9iffen. 9a5 DertrGgt lid
ni6t nit benz aIgemeinen Wo4l, 1agt
man in WaIbington.. Sn 8trtltdtett
paBt Elm &rteg Golombia'5 ge8en OaS
dbtriinnige Banana u%nierer 4Omtnt@
%itration Mot. 8enn GnglanO ooer
5runfrei8 in Der eriten 3eit bes 8irz
gerfrieges nit oiefer MotiOirung Dem
@iioen beigeIprun9en pGre? rSa,
Bauer! 9a8 lit gang mas &noere5, "
iagte Der ate 9RamIer. 0u Senator
Morgan ulS 8oriiBer Oes &anal@@oz
mites ~faltgeIteut perben uno 9anna
an Die SpiBe befel6en treten ioa, 10
lit i'm Senat BON Der MtajorttGt WI@
Dsrfpru6 gegen Die Suttit Der 4omiz
niftrd+ipn nidt al %ertDQrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

TAe Nr6eiter : gongreB tit audi ptrt@
lid elm Deuti6er, fetn interndtionaler
q~erpeien. Die 8etpegung bat ifon
eingeIeBt; m0gs tie iid aud ternerRtn
geoeibli6 enttpideln."
Qnbere beutI6e 8ldtter fpreden Die
Nnfi6t aus, baB auf Dem 5rdnff urter
GongreB ni8t aG3u bel Prdtttt9eArz
belt o~eleiitet poroen lei. 0urh 0dS
un6ei6rdnfte Roalitionsre6t fpuroe
Die Mu6tftequng Der So3idloemotraz
ten peritGrtt perben. De Saaftun8
Der Nr6eitsfammern ite6e man ptel@
fu6 freunbli9 gegeniiber, daein 4r@
beitsfummern, in oenen Nrbeltgeoer
uno Qr6eitne6mer gu einem 4uSglet@
DE pioeritre6enoer SenOen3en tOms
men fDnnten, ieien auf benz Gon9reB
ni6t q%eforoert porben, fonoern IS
feien Nr6eiterfammern, al8 etne Nrt
Samples unO 8la1en Srgant1az
tipn ~perlangt n0roen.
Ger Q|ri5ona 81 i 4 r"
Idreibt in Ieinsr leBten Qus8obe;
n9a nit benz 6eginnenben 8inter bic
GFlieqenpluge na4ldBt, mirO Der
Slider" BON 6eute on porlduflg nt4t
me6r nit einerSeite auf 5liegenpnpler
6eorudt. Sir ben Dinter bieten mir
unieren Qeiern 6ingegen einen anoeren
8ort6eil. Sn ieoer Nummer eridelnt
tiinftiq elm Coupon, uno mer uns oO
fol6er Coupons i~iberienOet, erAalt
oratis cine Qftie in Der neuen 8ohler@
Qru6e bei 6eQ 8enb. Sc limb Oartn
duerDinQs bis Datp nod feline &oblen
uefunDen pDroen, aber Die @ompagnle
lit nit einem 8apitul Don bunoerttallz
fenb Dollars organiiirt unD bat 14on
me6rere MaI6inen getauft uno elnOt@
reftorium gepG4lt, BON pel6em mir
grdIiDent iino. Die 8apitaItite i'm
Often 3a6Ien Sab fir ibre 4ttlen,
uniere 2eIer friegen lie umion1t. Wen11
olfo audi tpioer @rparten bel Der gam
gen Sa6e Nihts 6eruustommen ioute,
unIere Qbonnenten BADEN Ri4t5 gu
perlieren, i'm @egentbeil: fir Die eriten
puur Sabre perDen tie 9iOiOenoen err
bulten, nelde mir ibnen auf t3reSub@
ffription gutI6reiben. Dies lit gstolB
cine noble Offerte, uno mir Roffen,
DaB mDgli8it pieIe BON u~nieren alien
QeIern ii6 bieiel6e gu RuBen MAIDEN
unD 3u6lrei6e neue NbOnnenten 9in3us
tpmmen perDen. Seras bat our4 nt6t
bDr6unoene OelqueQen in Der 6inun5@
melt einen groBen Ruf erRalten, ma
rum Ioute Qri3ona Our4 ieine mO8ll@
der 0eiie borbanoenen 8o6len>8or@
rGt6e ni6t aud einmal Ru6m uno
8eroienit ii6 erperben? Die Oltltaen
4~upitQliiten fuqen ia befanntli4 dllt
irqenD einen S9ptnoel berein, ipenn
man nur bic leitenoen 3eitungen gut
f6miert, uno oufiir tpOlen mir 1or@
qen, bic mir unIere Golegen BON Der
6eoer genau tennen uno 81 bebanOeln
pifen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
S~erIammImngs Wn;etgeH.

n7ss Sdmeus 9erein Ger ,.9eutiben @reifcus
W. heimdth."
Gpuncrfaq, otn y. IOptmbcr, @crianim;
lunQ III Der Nnitult.
(315) Scttp Srng, sefr:tdriH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Dampftr otrlahen BdItimoEe Opn
nnI.n W Is mnh Ia RInhtHr nRnrha.

Sur6fgtGtts mad antn Quuiten f6nusn orF6srt
gtpdd auFotqtb,r uuO RaiittnJinmsr i'm goraus
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is not in the a,lmshouse and
thankful because the deeds done
in the body of his paper, can
only haunt him when he becomes
a candidate for Office. The Ma
ton and the State have by
proclamation set apart tomorrow
as a day of thanksgiving and
PRAYER; it's observance will only
be formal by the many; instead
of going to their respective
places of worship to praise and
thank God for his watchful care,
blessings and tender mercies,
they will repair to the hunting
fields and slay game. The day
was when Thanksgiving day.
was regarded with solemnity.
When the first settlers landed in
this country they set apart this
day, and gave it a religious OBJ.
servance, but in this progressive
time, a religious observance is
too tame and slow for American
rapid FIRE quick-transit-get- rich
quick-ideas, and the n am e
"Thanksgiving day" is a misno-
mer; "jollifcation day" would be
more appropriate.
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New Zion Dots.
Editor The Manning Times:

Editor The Manning Times:
Farmers of this section are busy
planting oats. They 90 not talk much
about planting tobacco for next year.
Rev. G. r. Whitaker, pastor of New
Zion circuit is winding up his ministe-
rial work. He has served us four years
and we sincerely hope he will get a
thriving and prosperous charge next
year.
Superintendent Holladay visited this
section inspecting the schools last week
and the teachers think him handsome
bachelor, and wonder why he has never
married. They want him TO come
again. =,
Mr.. J. E. Tomlinson of Turbeville
gave an apron party last week to the
young folks, and pleasant time is re-
ported. The writer being away could
not attend.
About the immigration movement,
our people do not fully understand it
yet We will wait to say something
later, or ask John Slab to give it a pull
and patiently await results.
Several of THE TINES subscribers
were ''hot" about not getting last
weeks paper. It went astray some
where, aud this has not been the first
time. The postmasters on the route
had better take care, as Uncle Sam
will put sleuth on their heels, and
make them pay dearly for their care
lessness. The people want The TINES
every week, because they know there
is something worth reading in it. The
TINES is the peoples dependence for
information and advice. I am satisfied
the postmaster at this place is not at
fault, because he is careful and does his
duty. b.
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Turbevi1le Dots.
Editor The Manning Times:

Mr.. S. P. Holiday, the County Sup
erintendent of Education, visited our
school on lass Wednesday morning.
Some of the lady teachers were little
nervous when he first came in, but it IS
hoped their nerves will soon be beating
normally. MIR. Holiday says Clarendon
county is well blest with good looking
lady teachers. We will be glad to have
Mr.. Holladay visit US as often as posi-
BILE: our school is always open to vlsl-
tors. Just here we would like to say
that we would be glad for the patrons
and trustees to visit US more often, we
want them to feel an interest IN the
school and manifest it by frequent vls-
it's.
-o6 last Wednesday afternoon, while
engaged in removing an old building,
Mr.. Jehu Smith met with q serious
accident: he was caught under some
falling timber. He is confined to his
to his bed, but his friends hope that he
will soon be up again.
The New Zion charge has paid all OF
it's claims in full; this speaks well Tor
this work considering the prices OF TO-
bacco and the short cotton crop. we
all regret that our pastor, Rev. G.. 4.
will not return as he has speat 1our
successful years with rs. He has made
many friends in this community whose
best wishes will follow him wherever he
may go.
On last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
J. z Tomlinson gave a sociable IN
honor of Miss Mabel Hackson, which
was highly enjoyed by ell who attend
ed.
MIR. D. L. Greene is again confined to
his bed with fever, he is doing as well
as could be expected.
Mrs. J. T. Dennis is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Greene.
Miss Sudie Turbeville gave a birth
day tea party on Monday evening,
which was immensely enjoyed by the
young people.
The Woodmen organized lodge
here Monday evening with a member
ship OF twenty FIVE.
The following is the honor roll OF
Pine Grove school:
End. grade-Marion Conyers, Will
liam Conyers, Gleaton Greene, Marie
Goodwin, Annie Turbeville.
3rd. grade-Harry Floyd.
4th. grade--Maggie Coker, Sidney
Greene, Octavia Morris, Frances Rush.
5th. grade-Lucile Morris, Edith
Cole, Bertha Turbeville.
9Th. grade Mary Dennis, Efe Green.
7th, grade-Rosa Coker, Eugene
Smith, Leola Turbeville.
The highest average made during
the month was made by Leola Turbe-
A. T. HELMS.
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Sumter District Meeting at Pinewood.
Editor The Manning Times:

Editor The Manning Times:
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Sumter District, met at
the Methodist church at this place
November 6-S and was most interest
ing and enthusing. There were quite
number of delegates and visitors in
attendance, among them were our
conference corresponding secretary,
Mrs. J. W. Humbert of Ridgeville,
S. C. and our district secretary, Mrs.
E. F. Darby of Magnolia, S. c., who
with their talks so full of missionary
love and zeal turned all hearts and
thoughts to Brazil, China, Korea, Mex
leo and Cuba. Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock Rev. Porter, Presbyterian min
ister, OF Summerton gave most soul
inspiring talk on Foreign Missions. "
His words OF wisdom spoken and the
kindly interest manifested were much
appreciated by all; at II o'clock the
annual sermon of the meeting was de-
lived by Rev. J. P. Inabnit of Manning
and was polished gem, a masterpiece
of beautiful, sustained thought, that
will long hnger in the minds of those
who heard. We dare not attempt a
synopsis.
A MEMBER.
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The protest was ordered printed.

The protest was ordered printed.
On motion, such of the churches as
wished to do so were granted the prlVi-
lege of selecting their own delegates to
the State Convention on the basis ofrep-
resentation provided for by the constitu-
ton of that convention.
The Association instructed its eNecu-
tive committee to grant letters CT dis
mission to such churches as applied for
them before the next meeting OF the
body.
The three most liberal churches in
the Association reported as contributed
for all purposes: Manning. s., ,0ol. SO;
Bartlette Street, Sumter, So, S23.2S: First
Church, Sumter, s3,765.N.-Sumter
Freeman.