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her elegant gowns and natural
grace and beauty l,eiitting the
role assumed.
The speclalties were extra
good There was universal re-
gret that Mrs. |. l.. Parsons was
unable to give vocal solo and
little Leontine McGrath was i'll:
but, in lieu of the latter, her
bright little sister, Winnie Belle,
appeared; and, together with her
gifted little cousin, Cullen Storm,
gave the most fetching. vocal
DUETS in ragtime. These little
folks can't be excelled by a Joint
stock company any where.
Little Miss Inez Scherck brought
every hearer to her dainty little
feet in her recitations, and was
encored again and again. She dis.
played remarkable talent.
Miss Nellie McGrath's fine voice
was heard in a solo and a duel
was given by Misses May Batch.
elder and Maud Magee. Mrs. j,
H. johnson presided at the piano.
The gratifying sum of Sl06. "a
was realized for the benefit of tht
Catholic Cemetery and The Leader
eongratulates the young people or
their success.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Honor Roll BrOokhayen Graded School.
First Grade.-Willie Byrne.

First Grade. willie Byrne.
Second Grade. Clyde Day,
Ruby Dunn, Vida Ford, Jessie
Greer, Elizabeth McBee, Archie.
Mcpherson, Thomas Perkins. Per
cy Garden Scott, Ernestine Went
worth, Julien Willoughby, Clifton
Warnack.
Third Grade. Leslie Anderson.
Middleton Cushman, MaybelIe
Henderson, Ruth Jones. Mote.
May James Germany's name
should have appeared on honor
roll last monthly.
Fourth rade.-Harry Hoff-
man, Hattie Hoffman, Jeanette
Mccormick, Perry Ripley, wy
dele Williamson.
Fifth Grade. Mary Apple
white, Edwin Barron, Lucille
Harris, Huldah Leary, Edwin
Mcpherson, Thad Montgomery,
Maimo Redding, Lula Sasser,
Sixth Grade. Matthews Ard.
Leo Bolster: Claude Northern,
Fannie Greer, Albert Powell,
Lily Lacey, Annie Cranberry,
Pearl Harris, Tia Kemp.
Seventh Grade.-Jere Cotton.
Mamie Harris, Julia Van Hook.
Eighth Grade. -Estelle Gran
berry.
Ninth Grade. -Emmie Greer.
The leader., 1904-04-09
new RESTAURANT FIRM.

J. H. Deal and Son, late of
Jackson, Miss, and experienced
restaurant men, have bought out
the Crescent Restaurant next door
to Thos. Grants, and are fitting it
up in splendid style. Meals will
be furnished day or night, the
best the market affords, and this
resort will always be found clean,
well-kept and up to date. The
best of soda and ice cream will also
be served in season, and the
Messrs. Deal invite the public OF
Brookhaven and surrounding
country to pay them visit and be
convinced that they mean what
they say.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Special Sunday Afternoon Service for
Men.

There will be no meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton rooms Sunday afternoon at
four o'clock, on account of the
meeting to be held at the Metho-
dist church at that hour.
Rev. Mr.. Ellis who is conduct
ing a series of meetings at the
church will talk to the men of
Brookhaven at 4 Sunday after
noon, his subject being, In
Fetters of Brass. y This is a very
strong talk, which he makes spe-
cially to men, and all men in the
city are cordially invited to be
present.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Negro Killed by Homer Smith,

Jesse Martin, colored, was kill
ed on last Monday by Homer
Smith, son of Road Contractor
F. B. Smith, on the latter's farm
about I miles east of RrookhaVen.
Homer Smith had a preliminary
trial before Justice Hoffman yes
terday and was discharged after
the hearing, the evidence clearly
showing that the young man acted
in self-defense.
The negro was shot three times
-once in the leg, once in the left
side, and a slight wound in the
arm. The difficulty occurred in a
cotton field on the Smith planta-
ton where Jesse Martin, Ryram
Martin, his brother, Mr.. stringer,
Homer Smith and others, were at
work. The testimony Of beth the
white and colored witnesses exam
ined showed that the neglo was
the aggressor in the trouble, and,
after the fight began, before he
was shot attempted to strike Ho-
mer Smith with pillow point.
The leader., 1904-04-09
The Best Family SaIve.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel gives instant
relief from Burns, cures cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Eczema, letter and all abrasions
of the skin. In buying Witch Hazel
Salve it is only necessary to see that
you get the genuine DeWitt's and a
cure is certain. There are many cheap
counterfeits on the.market all of which
are worthless and quite few are
dangerous, while DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is perfectly Harmless and
cures. Sold by Price Drug Go.
The leader., 1904-04-09

Hon. ". F. Parsons, ex-presi-
dent of the board of Supervisors,
Hons. John Walker and J. B.
Wills, members of the present
Board, and Hon. c, T. Montgom-
cry, County Road Commissioner,
attended the National Good Roads
Convention in New Orleans this
week. They all were well pleased
with the proceedings of the Con-
yention and came back stronger
advocates than ever of having
Lincoln county lead the State of
Mississippi in the matter of good
public roads.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Al Monticello Street Theatre


Which is another name for
Heuck's Opera House. there was
presented on Thursday night the
comedy-d drama, Because / Love
You, by a local company of young
people, whose names were thus
made illustrious. Ii Brookhaven
histrionic talent we're only world
wide why, this play by any other
assemblage would be as good; but
who ever does do any thing quite
as well as our own Brookhaven
folkg
Whether charity knocks at the
door; whether disaster, by fire or
flood, holds out appealing hands;
whether sickness or sorrow, dis
ease or death, misfortune or ca
lamity, trial or tribulation of
whatsoever kind ;-whether pleas
ure or play, folly(?) or fun, feast
ing or favor, celebration or COM
memoration appears on the stage
of Brookhaven's life, her people
are there with one accord to obey
the behests of the hour; and what
they do they do we'll. The young
citizens, who took part in the play,
represent goodly part of our
population whose hands and pocket
books are ever ready to answer
any appeal of worthy necessity ];
so, it was no surprise to those ac-
quainted with the history of the
town, that the Opera House was
we'll filled for the performance,
regardless of the fact that the
floods above and the streams be-
meath made one wish he was an
umbrella and boat combined.
But as it is success only that counts
at last after all the rugged way,
SO every pattering raindrop be
came thing of the past In the
triumphant moment when the
curtain rose and the play began.
The following made up the caste
of characters as they appeared on
the program: Claude l.. Bowen.
Martin T. Flood, Chas. Heuck,
Marshall Mccullough, Lewis
Wood, Ferd V. Becker, s. Bert
McNair, Miss Nellie McGrath,
Miss Josie Becker, Geo. William
son and Mrs. F. Boyce Noodle.
From any standpoint the acting
was clever-surprisingly so, as in
the case of Major Duffy for
example who has heretofore been
so timid as to blush and tremble
at mere mention of a footlight,
and to mutter incoherently when
requested to bid his audience q
simple Good night. F." Charlie
Heuck might "star" for anybody,
who'd pay him enough.
Mr.. NJ. Mccullough lent some
thing of his natural dignity even
to the Gypsy Tinker;;o and
every syllable was clearly enun-
ciated and helped to make this
character most welcome at every
appearance. In some parts it
could not be excelled, while the
makeup was fine and Mr.. McCul-
lough's capacity great for what
he could ''pick up" in the way of
edibles.
Mr.. Flood was almost perfect
as the Virginia landlord and Claud
Bowen likewise as a gentleman
of color. Messrs. Lewis Wood,
Bert McNair and George William
son were all excellent, while Ferd
Becker as an ''artist and accident
ally a married man, looked and
acted his part gracefully and well.
Misses Nellie McGrath and Jo-
sic Becker we're inimitable in their
roles as old maid and gypsy, re-
spectively, and won the admira-
ton and pIaudits of the entire
audience.
Mrs. +. Boyce Noodle in the
leading role gave an acceptable
Interpretation of the wilful, way
ward and wealthy Imogene Court
leigh. Her strongest points came
out in the last act; but the part
was we'll sustained throughout.
The leader., 1904-04-09

The Millinery Department of
the McGrath Store has had sensa-
tions in hats and creations in mil
linery; but Thursday there was
a nuptiaf ''tiea and an accompany
ing thrill of the sensibilities of at
least two visitors that can't be
fashioned or folmed by the most
expert milliner among US. 1t
took the power vested in Rev. L,
j. Boone to bind lndissolubly the
lives of Mr.. q. I. Brister and Miss
Fannie Bullock, who were as sat
isfied with his work as my lady
with her Easter bonnet. May life
be to them garden of bloom and
beauty,
The leader., 1904-04-09
StonewaIl Guards Inspected.

Major R. W. Dowdy, of the reg
ular army of the United States,
inspected the Stonewall Guards at
the armory last night. Though
the night was a rainy and stormy
one Capt. Storm had Is per cent.
of his company in line. Major
Dowdy complimented Capt, Storm
on the neat appearance of his
men, and the Company's armory,
He said Company H, was ahead,
in these respects, to any other
company he had inspected in Miss
issippi.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Are You a Dyspeptic?

If you are dyspeptic you owe it to
yourself and your friends to get we'll.
Dyspepsia annoys the dyspeptic's
friends because his disease sours Ii
disposition as we'll as his stomach.
Kodol D srepsia Cure will not only
cure dy~ persia, Indigestion AID Soul
stomach, Du, is pa asable, reeunstruc-
tive tonic digesLart sire ngth~ns The
VIII lie di estive apparatus, and sweet
ems the life as well as The stomach.
WI en- you take Kodol Dyspei STA Cure
the food " u eat is enjoyed. 1t is di-
gested, assimilated and its nutrient
properties appropriated by the blood
and tissues Health is the result. Sold
by Price Drug Co.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Cure for Headache.

Any man, woman or child suffering
from headache, biliousness or a dull,
drowsy feeling should take one or two
of DeWitt's Little Early Risers night
and morning. These famous little
pills are famous because they are a
tonic as we'll as pill. While they
cleanse the system they strengthen
and rebuild it by their tonic effect up
on the liver and bowels. Sold by
Price Drug Co.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Hodges Bros. & Co. at Ice House.

We desire to inform our patrons
and the public generally that we
will have on sale at the Ice House
strictly choice fed meats, during
the summer months, at reasonable
prices. Western meat speciality.
Give us a call and get your meat,
fresh and sweet. Phone 252.
HODGES BROS. & co.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Sidewalk Ordinance Repealed,

At their meeting Wednesday
night the City Council repealed
the side walk ordinance passed at
the January meeting, and to which
there developed such general OPP
position.
The order passed at the March
meeting to dispense with the ser
vices OF an assistant day and night
policeman. was rescinded and the
services of Policemen Magee and
Carlisle continued until further
notice,
The leader., 1904-04-09

The business meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary on yesterday
was full Of inspiration for future
work. A dozen or more of our
splendid women attended and en-
couraging reports from committees
were made. At the social meet
ing to be held Friday afternoon at
4 o'clock, on the 22nd., Mrs. W.
w. Henderson will entertain at
her home. These social meetings,
which will be held once a month
during the summer, will be de-
lightfuI diversions TO members
and their friends.
The leader., 1904-04-09
Mayors Court,

Mayor Lanier has disposed of
the following cases in bis court
during the past week;
Ohio Knight and Charley Mid
dleton.-Figkting. Fined $3.50
each and costs.
Jesse Polk.-Drunk. Fined $40
and costs.
Jesse Polk. Profanity. Fined
$1,000 and costs.
The leader., 1904-04-09

Our enterprising furniture deal
er, Mr.. I. H. Perkins, has bad
a handsome enclosure made in his
furniture department for private
Office. The work was done by the
firm of Mccormick & Tbomp-
son and reflects cleditably upon
their skill and workmanship.
The leader., 1904-04-09

Mrs. W. S. Bowen met with an
unfortunate accident at. Hammond
and has temporarily lost the use of
her arm. We hope she may soon
recover.
The leader., 1904-04-09

Hose! Hose!! Garden hosel III prices
aE Nalts, the Plumbers.
The leader., 1904-04-09
No Truss Ever Held This Rupture Before, Twenty
Inches in Circumference.

. r. BROWN, DEAR SIR:--I wish TO tell you Of the
God the truss you fitted to me has done. As you
will probably remember my case was one no truss
had ever held before and it was 20 inches in cir
conference, and was great annoyance and disfg
urment to me. From the day you put the truss on
me my rupture has never been out, and after wear
ingit one month / took il Off for over an hour in
taking bath and none Of the rupture came down.
Would not take thousand dollars for the relief
your truss has given me, and am certain it will
ture me.
Ruptured % Years, Cured in Three Months.
had been rnptured my left side for twenty years.
during which time had tried MARY called and
trusses, with benefit whatever. thoroughly dis.
heartened could not get hold my ruptureand
the best physicians told there for Ia
the spring of 1898 commenced with Dr. DE- Al Brown
from the day he put his truss on rupture gave
trouble. continued to the until fall
then took e off and have not worn L since.
The leader., 1904-04-09

Mrs. Berger, of Brookhayen,
Miss Kemp, of Hazlehurst, and
Mr.. Ben Abrams, of Grand Lake,
Ark, were guests CT Nr. and
Mrs. NJ, Schwartz Sunday, Mag
nolia Gazette.
The leader., 1904-04-09

Mr.. W. e. Price spent yester'
day in Crystal Springs.
The leader., 1904-04-09

wi lemhrt Civ
unay h truss o Ican satisfy do not
y meoc cure Ianthe onlyT Truss
u guarantee
from ton 0uacepfm
0 nian ind lfoct$
i hoy the original ete o an one nereses
The leader., 1904-04-09
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
New Schedule On the Illinois Central.
Trains now pass Brookhaven as fol-

NORTH
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glnI Dem Scimiueac.

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SouOer3uae8 mri ser 5a6rt Ourd
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mono, &uo., indianapolis, Hrbona.
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8obn ourb Oie Mtenge SIT Dem fleinen
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6onfte Inn fir Sen frelnOliden@ruB
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5ffentlidt beltte gta6mittag cine 0e'
peide aus 8ra3tl, Sn0., lout mel1er
bier WGnner nG6reno 0eS beutigen
Cages, oils Die Dem 3uge 6es 8rdlt-
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fomotipe" cine eiuiom g%elegene Stelle
nobe @ro5il paiiirte, Steine nad tbr
i6lelloerten uno mebrere 8eniter Der
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bielt an, uro @ebeimagenten berfolg-
ten Die 0fGuner, moren ieood ti6t
I'M StonOe, iie ein5ubolet.
&itt$burg, 9a., 2S. gtou. -
Ser Bug oeS 3rGiiOenten langte INN
$50 bellte @l6enO bier al unO lebte
5ebu @}imttcn ipGter Die 6abrt nod
8oibingtou tort.
altoona, ga, %. Rooem6er.
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fam INN tt.45 beltte 9lbeno bier oil
mo fubr flint Nfinuten ipdter na6
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Der 8a6litrcit in Colorado.

9enDer, GoI., %. gtooem6er.- -
Ser neterludblte @ouOerneur alou
aoamS fam beltte bon ieiner Setnatb
bierber uno miro morgen Ibeno an
eillern ibm 81 gGren peranitalteten
8anfett tbeilnebmen. @r nimmt Die
9robung ser Heplrblifnner, feline
Sltallgllration 81 %perbinoern, nid1t
olS grnit an un0 bat bereitS cine
8o6nung auf Galler ieineS 5peiiGbs
rigen arntSterminS 9emietbet. Die
arttli6e Stimmen5ablung lit nod
nift qar5 ooaenoet, alein Die nelte.
iteu ni6t oifi5ielen 9erifte Oeutelt
an, oaB Die 0enlotraten oer Staats.
Senat nit 5lpei ooer Orei Stimmen
WluioritGt controliren merben. Die
Repu6lifaner iesen ibren aampf nm
oas HeiltItot Der 8abl fort uto Ser
baftungen megen @ablbetriigereien
nlli beioen Seiten lino al Der Cages,
oronung.
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Ole rGt6cIitn & 9cpoiit
Is o." iii bon 2onOon ans 6enu6ridb,
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nun an mtd IN GnaIonO occeptirt
peroen m1tB, oo cine Qeridtli6e Gut-
i6eioung IN oieient Slime 3t ihreu
8uniteu in Qon0ou crlouQt mlroc.
Sn ct. &oui@ $. -. General 7.
&ictor 8augbmuL Ser &rdiiOent,
un0 Samuel 81. 0cmi9, Scr Scfre
tar Scr MarpIGnocr GommiNion iiir
sic MISUNDERSTANDING b%eiinocn iih 5,tr
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oprtieIbit ob3ui6licBen, ga morgCu
gbcno ole NllSitearng geIdloiicn
miro; iie bobcu iiG in einem Strei.
ben b6dIt eutbuiioitiId iiber Die Or
foIgc mtSgciprodcn, melde W|orplon=
ser NllSIteller BORT er3ieIt bn6cn. Sn
Scr Observation-Disclosures Ibtbeilung
erbielteu oie MorDlGnoer 100 Ereiie
uno bier WcooiQen. Die Gommiiliou
CAB fir oieier 3pcd $4,000 aus. Ole
&%erlpiaiguna Don $G5, 900 miro ooG-
it0noig ut5reidcno fem ,no piclleidt
nod ein tleiner lleberiduB iibrig
blci6en.
ShIimmc Grfobrun0er
modtc 0citern Serbs Cohen in Sii6.
meIt.9oltimore nit ocm 8cuers0cs
portemcnt. &ur5 Dor 3 llbr NtodJ.
mittogS brad it Dem &oitie bon $.
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Ole SpriBen.@ gtr. 10 iidl
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befono, gcrietb Sr. Serbs Cohen NIT
Icinem 8ugcn in oen Meg. Ger quite
Wfonn Gerietb oh hent &linaelu Der
Glorm9lode Der Spribe in bod)grooi.
&c GuireGung unb fllbr frel5 ulO
Quet ollrd) 0te StroBe, 10 DAB er oet
Spribe lGn9cre Set oen @eg Der
iperrtc. Captain &enluro lieB i'm
III SoI9e beiien uegen @eriperrlng
Der 8ertebrSmege Oerboiten, uno 60
ben muBte nod ser mcitliten Yoli.
5eiItotion monoern. 0oiel6lt entities
i'm 8oli5eiri6ter Goldman nit Ell.
retn &ertpeiS, neil ole 3ellqcu ans
iogten OoB Cohen Ole &erfcbr8ltos
ring umuiatiirIi6 berltrIa6t babe.
Stiir5teOom 8ogcn.- &r,
Charles &. Wfltrr bon Ntr. t1O4, Sa.
noperltroBe, trilg geitern idlucre Ser
lebungen ant &opf ulo redten 9Grnl
oopoL in6em er IN ser 8eltltroBe
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fieI. Gr mlroe no6 iciner @obnm1g
9c6rod)t moielbit ibn Or. u. 9. 2p,
man in 9ebnnOllmg nobnt.
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@ieOcr Gin scbeimnifuOllcr Srancu-
mur0 in Nciu aNurf.

Sem Oorf, 2S. Ruuem6er.
6ralt Margoret &eeler mllrOc belttc
Nn6mittag in einem Simmer ibrer
@obnlng in Der oberen Oitieite ais
2eihe ouf ibrem Bette liegeno geflms
oen. SIR SdGoeG mar eingeidlogen
uno nebcn ibr lag ein 5ebn 3oa lans
ger eiierner &llppel6ol5en, nelder
allgenI6einli6 oils Woromoffe bemlst
noroen mar. Der @atte ser @rnnors
oeten mar sur Belt oeS 8orfalleS an
ser g(rbeit in einem &auimomnSlooen,
uno Die 5lpei &in0er, elm 5tp0lfiGbris
ger 9nobe uno cin neinidbrigeSN}d0.
den, in Scr S6ule. oils Die ainoer
nod Sollie falnenJ fonoen lie oie
Sbiire oes 3immerS ibrer Wtlttter
berihlolicn umo modten Den gtodI.
barren Mittbeilungen, norauf Der
Mioro entOedt murOe. Srou 9eeler
mar ouseni6einIi6 ibon me6rere
Stunoen foot, oils man lire Sei6e
auffono.
(Spoter.) - RoHforihungen ia.
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Moroer ipGter Ole 2ei6e naf Dem
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mprApn hpruipt
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Die feinblidlen griiber in Imerifa.

II, ga, %. Noo. -
Su einem beute gbeno 81 Garbonoale
Itattgefunoenen Gonflift 5piifen
ieinoliden italieniiheu 5aftionen
piroe Elm Wann s%et0Otet, ein anoe'
rer tobtlid uno Elm oritter i6uer oer'
lett. Die geiesliebenoen italienii6en
9iirger Der Gegeno ba6en Sdritte
setroifen, iif gu orgoniiiren, UNI benz
seiesloien Ereiben ibrer 5i 8ebeim-
biinoen eeborigen 2anosleute elm
@noe 5ii mad)en.
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ItS Baltimore Gunntu.

Der @ottS' M'oropro3eB nod Som.
aro.@ountp perIegt. - @ohnbou@
nieoergebrannt, GeodhtuiB.
ieier ser Cts" &ot3eit2.
qIoden.
Ger Sal 0eS Gr.9oli5iiten G0w. &.
@ottS BON Baltimore, oeS NlorOc&
i%einer @attin Catherine Is. @ottS in
Yb0nir on Is. 0ooember 1902 an.
geihuI0igt ionte qeIteru Morgen I'M
&rcis9eri6t 5u Sopion beginner
iuuroe ober ulf Intrag OeS &ertbet.
Oi9erS Sopor0 8rnan ndb Sotpor0.
County uerIcgt. @ottS murOc I'M
WtGr5 1903 in 8eIair, SarforoeG oln-
tD, oerboftct, ldutlnig beftmOen m0
sum Go0e p%erurtbeilt. Dds IppcIlo.
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nen neuen Yro5eB. 8ottS' neuer Sro.
5eB fam crit i'm Wt1r5 ndditen Sab
res beginner.
8obnbau8 nte0ergc
brannt.
9oS 5luciit6diQc b0I5erne @obn-
balls Oe8 @rn. @u. @ono in &io-
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bronntc Somitog &beno II llbr mil
fat allen ooriu bctinoliden Wt0beIu
nieber. @r. mo Trou 9onO marGn
sur 3eit 0eS 6elterS obmeienb. Die
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@inonS beid)rdntten ibre Nrbeiten
0aratf, 0aS bel1ad)bdrte Gigentbum
Dor Dem 6ellcr SIT %belpobren, moS
ibnen nit SiiIie Der No6born ges
lang. 9oS Sulls mar $1,000 mert6
uno berIidert. Der S6oOen an Der
Mobefn miro oltf $500 gcidGtt uno
lit ebenfolS ourdr &crii6erung &c.
0edt.
@eoa6 tniBfeier ser CTS"
Die 2o9e Der Gifts" in &omion
miro nG6iteu Sonntog in Grange
Sail cine NtemoriaIieier fir ibr1
Eooten boIten. Die Wit9Iieoer, Die
ieit ser Organization Der 2o9e itor.
ben, iin0 g.. e. Gomop, Senrp Sid,
sc. @. Sffutt un0 s. @orriS Sol
ling8. Capt. NSiuiom @rubom miro
Die 8eoGhtniBreoe balten. Die Nr.
arrangements meroen bon ben $50. =.
s. @beeler, Capt. @nt. 8roiom 3.
Solporo Siooc, Sobn s. BerfinS II.
Gol. GborleS 9. WtcGlean getroften.
So63eitSglofen
2onbitraBeu : Sngenielr SbirIen
bon Gomiou bat Iid nod Orioro, 81
&, begebcn, 100 CT Iif bcllte init SRI.
Slice @robom perbeirotben miro
93ad) elmer IGngcrcn &Od5citSrciie
perOen Sr. mo 6rou Shirley cine
@obnunq im oSmeblep : Souic,"
Golpion, be5ieben.
Truu @iGltomS sc itorbcn.
6rot Sorob @iQiomS, 80 Sabre
alt, Die Satin beS &rn. 0apto @tls
IiomS bon @ropS, lit baielbit am
Gomitog geitorben. sic par cine
Der Glteiten 9emobnerinnen oieicS
Dries uno Iebte BORT, ais ooS 9orf
in Ben 60er Sobren Ourd Die aebcr.
.flutbung oeS EotupSco 5erItort
lpltr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
@ermiidte tclearapGiide 0epeiden.

- Sn @ooitcr, 8, lit ouS GngroS-
@rocerp. mo 0roguengei6oft bon
3inrmermom & SO. bonn S6eriff
ouf @rlno bon 3oblltugsurtbeilen in
S6be bon $4,000 beihlognobmt
lporoeu. Ser S6ritt itebt I'M 3uium.
menbong nit Dem 9onferott Der
n8ooiter 0otionoIbonf, Oeren 9i-
reftorium ciui9e G6eilbober Der
Sirno %angeb0ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30

9.nS &ino al oen @irbres
d. Ell l. - EoIi5eirifter @ranltan er.
lieB geitern auf Die IusIa8en zines
odti1brigen anaben bin eincn Salt
befebl megen nn9ebliden Ginbrlds'
oie6ItoblS. Der &nabe lit SarrD
8risman bon 9tr. 146, H~orosGreters
StrdBe, uto Der ongeblife @inbrc-
der beiBt Sdepiel Wieliing. ST Ioll
Sorrp's 8ater ongeblid peri6ieOene
Qrtifel aus oeiien Sdyneibermertltdtte
aeItoblen baben. Der &nobe iagte,
an Sonntog Worgen 5pil6en A uno
5 ubr babe er, bel Ieinem 8ater I'm
Bette lie9eno, 8erGuid in Der 8erf'
ItGtte bernommen iino ietnen 8ater
oufaefuedt. 9ieIer aber babe geant-
mottet, Der @inb made ben 2Grtn
uno lei iofort mieoer ei%ngeIdlafen;
err, Der SSunge ober, lei aus Dem 9ette
geItiegen, babe ourb Die 5eniterlufen
in Die @erfitott bineingeI6olIt unO
Meiiing geieben. am Sonntag abenh
bate Der alte Yrisman aber erit Den
0iebltobl entoedt. Ger ongeblid(
deb batte in ieinem 8ienit geitall
ben, mar ober am Somitag 4bent
entloiien iuoroen.
@uf freiem SuB B. - Sn oel
norolueItliden 8oli5eiitation muro;
eeitern Die 4ni6uloigung gegen Wor
tin Weino, permittelIt zines uertblo
fen Gbeds $500 bon Srn. 8itItol
Comrades pom Yr. 637, Cumberland
StraBe, erlangt SIT boben, obgeipie
ien, oagegen muBte oer SlrreItont fiji
ooS 9rdgen zines IeboloerS $6.45 be
5oblen.