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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

"sOns and daughters this man Street meets young
''sChoOl GIRL becomes infatuated with her. and an.
''nouuces to the community that he is going to di
''vorce his faithful wife, desert his children, and
''marry the new object OF his criminal affection.
'With the efrOntry of a born devil, he goes about
'his infamous business as cOOlly and uncOncernedly
Gas though he we're doing the prettiest aad most
''wOrthy thing in the world!
els this man crazyi Or, if sound mentally, is he
ga moral lunatica degenerate, as would say, "a
''man who has lost, if he ever possessed the power
'Of distinguishing between right and wrong -
The question here raised is one as od as the hu-
man race, and probably as much has been written
on it as any other question that involves paradox
in reason and logic.
One almost insurmountable difficulty to overcome
in discussing point like this is to get the writer
give as the exact thoughts Of his mind.
In the first case, the case you cite is OF common
occurrence. But a short time ago the Presiding
Elder OF an adjoining district was thrown out OF the
church and bis license revoked, for open adultry
A Baptist minister close to our city ran of with
pretty girl, leaving wife and family. travelling
evangelist seduCed young girl he had doing the
singing
Now all these instances happened near the city Of
Springfield, Illinois, quite recently.
cite these three cases, Of which their convictions
we're had by religious tribunal. All three were
Christian ministers, all claiming to be sOundly con-
vertsd, and al of them denOuncing "materialIsm.n
AS the politician would say: Now, where are We
att
Men in all professions have been guilty Of the Of
tense Of which you speak, and every who writes
in condemnation Of them hunt mp some religion or
creed and lay the whole blame to it's charge
The truth is there is no religion or creed respon-
sible II so, was the Christian religion responsible
for the conduct Of the three that give you and the
hundreds Of Just such cases
If you say no, then how can you charge it to other
religions, seeing they are no more guilty than those
called Christians
Iniar OF lands the barbarian shoulders his parent,
when, they longer work, and runs to the jun
gle and leaves them there to be deyoured by wild
beasts; and we say, "Horribev and "AWfull'' and
send missionaries over there; and while the mis-
sioares speed away, the minister here, who helped
raise the funds, runs off with pretty girl. leaving
bis helpless wife and children to be supported by
charity.
OH me, Mr. Editor, you must look elsewhere for
the solution Of the cause.
''They are dead in trespass and SIM" Yes, sir,
actually dead.
once Thought the Apostle was surely mistaken
when he said "a man will glory in his own shame,
but know now that he was substantially correet.
The Apostle ran up against this particular breed Of
animals and said ''Their conscience vas scared as
with a.hot iron."
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05
'Were 1 so tail to reach the Pole
Or grasp the ocean with my span,
I1wet he measured Nv my soul;
0Fba rnfu1'e the measure ar the man


BY all means let the body be trained until it Is
brought to the top notch Of perlection but let it
never be forgotten that the body should be the
minds servant, not its master.
What wonderful piece OF work Shakespere's
4sTempest' is! And who that has read it can ever
forget CalibaD and PrOspero-Caliban, the great,
broad -shouldered, deep pchested strOngarmed mOn
ster; and ProsperO, the with Ordly brain great
brave, tender, heart, and as pure and clean the
snow on the unreached mountain top!
OF course, the master dramatist makes Caliban
serve PrOsperO. What an unpatural, monstrOus
thing it would have been had SHAKESPEARE reversed
matters and made the gOdlike man the servant OF
the brute
In all things, then, let it be remembered that
PFOsperO is master; that the mind is far nobler
fact than the body and that We are to nurture the
body simply to the end that it may become the
minds more efficient servant and helper.
But I would be sending out a most dangerous
article If did not 90 on to say that we'll trained
body and thoroughly drilled and equipped mind
lack great deal OF being the conclusion Of the
whole matter"
After you have educated the body and disciplined
and stored the mind, it remains for you to look most
carefully and lovingly after the moral nature, the
side Of you that has to do with good and bad right
and wrong the clean and the vile the side Of you,
in a word, that makes you a man.
What is it to be mans To be prizehghter is not
to be man. Your prizefghter may be no more
than splendid brute
To be an intellectual giant is not to be a man.
Your intellectual giant may be a cOld.blooded mon.
ster, human only in shape; in the trend OF his
thought and purpose a veritabIe demon.
To be man you must know the difference be-
tween right and wrong, and you must love the right
and hate the wrong.
To be man you must be able to distinguish be-
tween kindness and cruelty, and your life must be
reflection Of the kindness and not OF the cruelty.
To be a,man you must know how to draw the line
k1.~ks hat
which is foul and diHhonorable, and TO the first you
must be true, and with the last you must make no
unmanly compromise.
To be a mani That, when ell is aid is the most
important thing. To manhood all education should
tend. In manhood al education should end.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

SEE on the FIRST page OF your last
issue, under the head Of "Logic Of
Materialism," some very peculiar
reasoning: "In the prime Of life,
"the husband Of a good wife with
"whOm he has lived for nineteen
"years, and the father OF six fine
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05
GET SOUTHERN BUSINESS.

lat do you know about the
South Of today, asks the New
York American Advertiser.
When q Northerner goes into
our Southern States for the first
time in years, he comes back and
tells his friends confdentially:
ssThe South is waking up;
there's going to be good business
down there" +"
He is wrong.
- L.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05
CURSE OF THE COUNTRY.

UBLIC officials lawyers and law
makers can find much food for re-
flectiOn upon their obligations to
the public in the address Of Secre-
tary Of War Taft to the graduating
class OF the Yale Law school upon
the Administration Of Criminal
Law" The evils Mr.. Taft points
ont aflict All men alike. hut their
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

The Bailey medal has been awarded 10 Professor
Pawlof, OF St. Petersburg. This medal ise gwen
every alternate year on the recommendation Of the
president and the council Of the Royal College Of
Physicians Of London, for distinguished work in the
science Of physiology, and especially during the
two years Immediately preceding the award. The
Bisset Hawkins gold medal for 1906 given trienni-
ally for work deserving special recognition as adj
vancng sanitary scien e promoting public health
has been awarded to Sir Patrick Manson.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

II is not only wide awake nov; it is prosperous,
alert, eager There is good business all through the
South-nOW.
Why not get this businessl
Consider the field; you know it is a vide and long
one geographically. Twenty years ago you might
have found it a slow and poor one financially.
That is not true Of it today. You cannot afford to
conduct your businesa On information twenty years
old.
In many respects the South is the best field for
husine5s particularly business that can be carried
an bv mail orders-in the world. Look over the
West, look over The East the Northeast; You find
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

The department Of Agriculture has officially assaa-
sinated the "cabbage snake" but the corn snake
continues to lurk within the bottle
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

ure. Without the physical there could be no men,
tai moral It is the living animal that is ever at
the bottom of the thinker and his thoughts, the saint
and his saintness.
And the finer the animal, the cleaner its blood;
and the more wholesome its tissue, the better will
every thing else be-.
II may be said that the first principle OF all things
so far as mans life on this earth goes, s health
Without health we are handicapped on every side,
and the chances are all against US
Physical education then is an absolute necessity,
and the more we have OF it in reason, the better.
say in reason; for it must be remembered that
our true greatness lies not in our bodies, however
splendid they may be, but in our intellects.
Thought is a much greater thing than muscle
Some old philosopher once said; FIn the world
there is nothing great but man. and in man there is
nothing great but mind.n
As good old Isaac Watt used to sing
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05
MENTAL AND MORAL EDUCATION.

MAN is q Trinity in unity-the
body, the intellect, the cOncience-
the animal, the mental, the moral
The three are "one and inseper-
able" (" interlocked, interdependent,
and together must stand or fall.
The body is the foundation on
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

st. Louis's Chief Of Police says there are holes in
New York's lid. It wouldn't do to smother those
underneath, you know.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

Japans idea 0l an armistce is the pause Chat will
ensue when she wipes out the Russian
army IL Manohuria
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-07-05

Censnre IS great thing, but il doesn't fl anY
aias end that's The reason SO many fnaneiers ean
tand i.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

9ht mas s-a".i.n. ,ss.va~y / ,,olnae-
rion v'iln rhs wHys, sunnt u. ci-i:s rna,
has a;ser I.Aas i mLIy YEA: ]. lns -.
nGrklais p.va, q clnna. su-nnhsas IL
lnt vaAs-.7 -I'V 3i sa.u-iar Q. ,iasc~or
dangerous germs
The uilsi alc .I:;, a. ~; wlt:, dspa~t-
na,i .. IL u.mo-t.. 4 IL ada~aas n;iio~:
Its MAS. nreo- &aa,isiI n >,snsucs .Rsi
vaeF ssia -aH- ant n ~ -ess"va.-s n
Eig'cln,a~s VIZ. cannci7y u IN, llD .nlp
calinns LA o:Atsr suHc4ss5Ulr r~aaTa,
WI z10 pouods u ne c.l,aa' sl.i-s Enc
M, ! 1~aas a cuD2a, ~amElnal I I,is WI
"a. a1l;c tNt s-,,a- lmani 1tas solucinr
v'as MN; ons nE~J can,e,. :, tvs u.1.,oi
7a~ls wnSa' ana t., lns ant u - hours
s.. lhs ct,rms i -ns v'a-a, aad oaar e,
a-ul.nEse1
81 rns uiaacln: n, cns Tasainr1nr
-AcRaauy u >cls,ncs. chemists, n.vs,.
ciGlis. an.s1a-lajocisss Gna v-Gl.. enc if,..,-y
1ani ns.~r u as liscnsslnl.. TIT iac, va,
h-aurhi oui ltisi g,s Iiss u :or,ss, rs 8
ca nncliiH 70 sill Il rns sru,- lrss, Ia
s1ags ana INV ms r,asi ausnus .ass,: NJ.
vaaGas n ~. Us. u -;ls ga-r.ici,is e.:
willing a, Liz -ju,s !; ssr -n1i i afa-.
rns .sass sniuaiaI u & .,a-iacs v-sla. su,-
nv
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
Z GSAsS -AR8oa SURPRISE.

Beginning so-uE-y ~, there viii IN
placed ~ sils ii NJ 1.D E.Rs; As-ol
.l-esi il tos I,2anty block, .:hoic'
se:.ls.csad stoci u TRY gaoas, ronais-inl
ri la.iias fine a-ass goods. silks. sIcins
,,rInss. caheas, rancit muds garments o
every 5asc'gpSnn, including underwear
hasiarr man 3 suiIs sooas naciDnf ar
IL, g. ssxas Ana Rres t,iET Ers carried IL
81 u,.- E.-sIts department sIors. Ont
:,riaas VII surl1riss tnt mosi cons.-rIs,v.
Aura-
The nd u,,are is That saaine If ~
htr.nc sas ~, hlua bills IL, the sur.
,,'lse ,As,I remtII ne III. dsrt beginning
Fsnulrv 81 ans laa, ior / iorga; tis
place, -. heron sIsa.s. II lns Iipnnsy
oioak w W. su~n-ist 4ou nnes.,
Ivlct, three /. Mes En4 IA. niIlt cinas
more ~ wa my au".us LIZ .urprls ne
Z, 3rs,.,.'1aliea, urhaardai t9v nrieeo
sl.a Come Ana sHs III Gly WY vnstuai
vou auc ~ na, \ ary trug VOWS IL, {
Supervising .,as.nass
W FH,s MEnara,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

laha, Unions lirlaarhoui ths COUNTY,
s-e &ssss. ths leg .slstE rs N ihe Various
szrssss hs enact laws sHnklne II rofnFn'-
sorr ho a,x.na csultici Llnde gaohs S'iif
us.e Sa,,-a. .,conr1.a made There IS no
e aoa rsnss.sH y ,lr tire Ft,qoesi shonio nN
o.t granted. an MANY REASONS why II
se,nula hs. Congress VAS qulnk - some
"a LIZ aa nj TIRE DARN industry Apc
.szpr,ie tire .airornarcafsne industry, and
,,,e rrt,e ihaarers u tire counSl
sm ~ rnaat entitled ~ E'rof'''t'an
srssss, c1r ussc rnaje cooss as TIRE GARRY
men we're 70 .sxr eciJ1n against The csiiIl-
-,arirNan II fhe oieo uEiu,scturers. u
rc.,nI. y.Sr,i Il. i.rv aon c,;t hs V caNls
ssx,ans< q. 9tei, ,.aaElI sss- wei &na
raai isni .,soE1is sha d. moi want cor-
rga mace goais q, any l,'pcs I-s ar1ifiea
10 hsvs amns srnrulshlne marx lhsi
vii ennsas them n Avaia those caads
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
GRADUATING eESC!SES-
M VI .rscph's r.r<pisn Trnn,n, Scsi.a "a
Nurses Aapntr, Sucnms-

The first r-saEKt1nl EXERCISES Rs tn'
Training s,haal dar Nu-ses 81 -. .|r'ss.-riel :
Eespfl taot 4.sacs MONDAY evesnaaae
sat.en the inscatri,uu toos On snIIt stss
Mrag ai Tive afhir was prirSi.., OH
ihe basg'itEl 1,hvsicIaIis nnd thsif sF'sa'
Ns-i nc iurIft'c-
TSae NE-se's rs,reot1on -3nm IN.
y,nsts,ilr dacoratsG Nllt terms. tags RDf
shs calnss cs,o-s. plps and v-hiIs, an'
Rev. fEli,e, (siosons. hospital chaplin
6eliveced LII appropriate address. In .'re'
santins the graduate, NJ ~. Marm illian,
t.aArtiiu goid msdsl and dip'oms Il
winch Mass Macmillan. who .r-GdnRsso
with high hono-s, responded og as.l vef-
ing ,,+i- graduating ESSAY, II stsGt, wei
mod nlsI..d sisns VI v.ies szp-s.Hs.ng ns'
sartin witt suct s-siinc rhGi ctn
hearts ri 81 were IouciAS.
-'hsn ial,pved ths anrd,Al cnnc-ETu ~.
tons oi 81 present, Ifta' winch Miassi
l.AiEnd and CianPr rsnasred sDms I'm.
1lano saiec1ions We sEs-cis.A connlutia;
with singing And Lang >rn., v'hsi
81 adjourned u tn. dining r,sonl, vi,sri
lnFr 81 icras s iEirirr rur,pn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

l,n ancs,i.. lana. the clries n TIRE
I nll.,d Slslss 4 ada!,Elne Tbs recSil III
Saail,ar ~ IRE lniliSElpe Gnd rslsren-
Surn Cpsm TIL. new lsv Ii othciE
vbc has sai,ed an ms dury q, voo hRs
lnritaa ,u.,lic criticism Sr kis acrf nSt
W -Mnllea and eoin,shlisa 10 81 s,siars
.hs ross-s with ms -sx,ora- Thus &
whaiesa I, ai,sas Is niaced unou c-hfssr:
NJ high nua lov aer-es. officials Enow
know Lnal tnai, -a:s,r;s a-s o;sr II
effect w review AND Loey understand
r.,st aa-ali:tiar means the ,,rathsiss ne
.essirv ~ GINNING before tire ;,sovis VII:
suan iaianss "a TIRE offender MAY Ne &os
n mike tlars is l. 1nas; N portrait sVsp
n muEltl.Al government il suppisA-
mem. Ire il iJ.i4s u: ana reisarnauu L t.
vi1nl wst ln5 il Il ch,'rHln ~ GROVE u
grant aauai, a 3s.ta,m.,lc sa,vIr-s u tht
puol. tr... aan..As c.,ti-, :'9verln l'rc-
mining .r-vnss 81 a~es,s NE resi u
Ire caui.rt w. vaa;.h tht I,as Angeles
ez,,ei~.rual, Wa -~oiaun3 evsal Cian.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

Tnt p~onaa.uau advanced " Council
man Wilson AS, Gil, III srav1as IN, ths
m, man, a wAgsr Iarl> y IA owner
insana II aacunert n l,~aaa'Ty ana
hoiG.n? the seo;'a~5y rt,saans Die ;. l.
sse, II t..s rir.i airaaciau ~ NIT
.ne ihass nayman1s ,ap~1ar'y. ii iAt
ai1r nnt t. ia.,as ~ na1 dsa's wouia
~ .-luinsr.a ans 1as easi a: eo.iaa1i1r
ana oaatA4tple = % 1uc.'a rs Tp hermit
: ~a7url q -,,s 0, ~; ja. families. il
Il l. 1ounl -,a, -.s law Regulating tl..rd
riass a.1ias WI m, naruli tbs aanan l.
mi Il 81 amend lnt s1aou1t.s car M .i~s-
MA .ud sail II Ia,,7asai. 1arivs E,anr
I'll Own yis va.srt rnara II smll doua;
* waui1 n passaa without omaInan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

President tsaassu.i,J has w---TSal ulncn
Enau, In. STRENUOUS lit, oui ! nj If i
carmen If hrs fr,r In ths -acu,InaI i,
ir1a-s.l.s anrl u,Hres -sJs.s ns II i.Es,v II
iaa-u more aaaui SYSTEMATICALLY unEr IL
vas eut, EpDvr atio~E
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
srv c.E-.,sls : : Ms---r- :. :. =

u W.va-ly, Texas v--iIas ''-r t
mn-n,ns v,nar fi-si a-is.ns : n-1ar flnl
S r-nu.llse=a,,s c0l,sacinr n pniagus-
vticn .-aaussss & aancn Apl IL va-r lis.-1
Il disiaars nui s sInaL ulGI1ICv n
cis.lis-5's Sn-anoun5 >sr-u, VII l., anes
,.lsiaags j. AMI tfs s-ounts Is rva.
KNOW u n -Ia1.lcIns I..Ei y ?, uA - =
Ems il x :, piaRssni Il .lss- : LEI mHsi
Gn-cilliv -saoumso Il = T. pa-s1ns
,,s.a..inc + nlaa.le1ns IN -t-aH- y 1unc
--aunts .ac 5,t. Gnc 3 NJ Sai1 -
Y :. pane < -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

Noaaav LAS VA explains. zns nagis~
i nale IAN. Moran Z. aacaIrI In
&itovlns s.sc-ss -sinGIss ani--i.~v u isv
- r;,s ,}o,o-adp : na and IN cl,I nE-fv
- -nlwsy. ms al5 u c,ains ns,,5 II a.
eoLll-- "a. Aar1a, = ,a...-Isea u -,,s
ss-aL-e, n E--.'si ,isn5 E.n5=savsL -3ansc-as:-
1nar as.Es, Is au.r -snpEso II, asking
CUES ions poau7 !, II zns nopss eng -,s
lluHu, Ia l-se- +, sRs,an5 1uaru,ss Il,
,'ecanss A. Al-lur T. '-ma-. -aar WI
lne 9Zu.s.l In A-isra- c--ns EiuT
ma B, -s,. -a--v r. -Ra,s,s- -.-.- i sue,
as =, w. ., azn.a - aZn.g.r
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

: PAM r. variS iudgs hns aaclaaa thEi
ESa2iine S Eiss Ii E-.nt lE-aary. Inc
Sn.-s ~ -n.lss VIM vii admit snEi !.
Il Il WRIT s1ah,Ins Il Il.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

t4ova~nn, .1ana-L Vigil, san2-zs -:lEt
'.1~no,ss v,.,-s il 1nt head unsi u III.
var. aua.i.ns usu"a-ls.ncs Isl I t,.a-
gus.s,, news i-au couul-v -no-ouct x
nae f,sa snd s.1isilaa VII Aua-laEI
VII.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

The We. d.iE u rns c1vl iiaad couur,les
n. ms wa-l5 amnun,s Il s. .!la1 no, ;Euiiv
and il c~ov'ins lErea. a.. 1hs ina j
uns l,.,anie v NJ n-.ns or VIII ,iaa Il
hrn. rnau here vouil ~ l1nra, ,ariaa.:
u ,ls-iecI lnsaet..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

: III n -apunncEr ,E,sa-s Itsi g..
commencing COMMISSIONS, GsI-iiai5's
pans threw i-arElac rs n nm ~ vnaI
rns aGms ,,.Hnf var suamisssS ~ aa-n.-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

t7ana-l.. M-iias nas daal .nad I; a-lv
rvp ss.lA-ia. ous III Ts-.-ac net-a-ihaI
ps,l,s-G anC Ens urns, a. "a lIl-i.1t cail-
ara n hlRssac. Iis.,s-s c1are-L h.is: II
4 uamac-x.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
SKI -E--ERS.
Gisasg-.- III. M3s, tts;,--~s

=. Cham .s.s-s. It TinticH1a,, LII.
a-Tv. Tg1.as VINES ~. n. -an..: y -
,,iaasurs Iud unsnhc1ao ~ vau. .sah
l..s1luuIlv u u,,s cu-A-uf Dova' n "a,
lE-l 5o-snounc >,r-uI. : nSrs usac !
II nv iHulllv Ens :Er a,aa~1u4ir Gttirr
!, il c,i. uass aiac1,vs Enr DtaRsa.Ii
-au,s,-v n, cousns snt coics .uH
nssd ..,.., AK, Gnc s1.lD Saia ~
z r3hiut 4 Cs,. !
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

: x E--aar-i ma = finG i.nii,' WHARF
-na-s Ars N dnu1es-ls ~un-nrs> 0-,.'sssiui>,
g. M -le-i rssr ~ 'te,~-e,rt De- iis,,-
Inc = Asng Nsv --s g'is n-0sra
Muc, ~-ouns -lH,y sar, Dis .ss'r crs'a
WIZ j ,'-nr.n-t auL -.-,c s-nuhes>
Tns'' uns-aI. ahev WIN IL, cu4, ~,
s. Ia .l~g-- nlls.-nlacy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
Auvn-li. .u .srEs-s.

to.i9v-.nc leV1a-s rt4mG-u Lncalad N,
Il tns : ,tss- iaar o9s1afilas ID. rnt vf..sf
M, rsr-,- 7r-~-,v.r ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
Staot Baltimore.

Ger @eGlerei e Of Ii /.
oigt. - @bro6om @lod, bon Rr.
105, Sii6 : GreterItrnBe, lpuroe &c.
Itern lpcocn otgc6lider Seblerci, in.
ocln CT gcItoblcnes Meliing int 8er-
the bon $3.48 bon Saul &eiep an.
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Baltimore federation Of &obor"
luuroe ai,f antrog Der YImal9nmo-
teo 9aitifrciner" ein Gonlite er.
ftallnt, mcldeS ole Solunciiier be.
nnhridtigcr ioa, boB MIR Die gnlo(.
gonloteo goliihreiner" nit Der &C.
oerotion berblu1oen iilt6. 8ie es
ideint, lit cit nbriioerlifer" aampf
5tpiidet Den .Antolqomotco Bait
ldreinern" mo Der ,9riiberidJaft
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iiber goro; es iulirbe nermitteIit ci.
tes &rabnes Der araftftntion Der
Strnbenbabn : @eieGi6oft lebeno
beralisge1olt.
Yin Der CHARLES, nobe SliperItr.,
ltlirjte geitern Elm Eferb bes Srn. 80.
Foplor pon-Mr. SCI, Golonb-g beniie,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20

Strobe 9oti6aft, menn
IN a + /. - Sn 6inan5freilet f%ltriirte
geItern oa8 @eriidt, Dab Die 5irnla
grmoltr II. 50. bon Chicago Die 3u-
der , &oifinerie 81 Curtis Ban fir
cine Wiaion Collars ermorben ba'
be, IN oaielbit cine @roBldlatteret
cin5uri6tcn. Gie Iaffinerie ipilroe
@n0e Der odt5iger Sabre bon gdltt'
nlorer a~apitolilten erboit, brornte
1893 nieoer, lurrOc Iogleid luieoer
oltfaebout mo nit reller Waifinerie
perIe6en. Ser 3ufer : Sruit fallite
ieoof Die Hnffinerie az, che oieIelbc
III 9etrie6 geIebt luitroe, itno lieB nc
Icer iteben.
goIitii6es. - 9ds republic
fanil6e Stoot . Gonlite miro beltte
in oer &Glunen oeS .%ltnion Sea9ue.
Clubs" cine 8erionmlung bolten,
Inn Arrangements fir Die beporlte'
benoen Yr%intGrlpoblen fir Die Nus.
iuobl BON Sta0trntbS > GonoiOaten
al t%reffen. 8abriheinlih miro ein
Sinner Gomite ernannt perben,
neld)es nit einem gleiden @omite
ser Genlofroten iif iiber Die Sii6.
rltg ser GrimGripablen einigen
mulB. Die 9emofraten meroen cine
Gonferen5 an 5reitag aberto abbal.
ten, mo 5luar i'm Dgutatu Souie,"
fir oenielben 3ued.
Sur Bead @. - Steuer-
5obler. melde bis gum 81. Sanuar
lire Supplententar : Stoatsiteuern
fir 1904 nidt bejablt baberl, iinb Ell.
ner Strofe bon brei Ero5ent ibrer
Steuerrednune uno BEN Sanuor.
| 3inien BON einem balbenYroaent I'm.
termorfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
@bfaBrtstase Der 9ampfer BON 3elu'
Oprf.

8ampfer o8a6erlono" na6 ant.
iperpen am %. Sonlinr.
9ampfer n&uiie" nof) 9teopel urb
@enllu am %. Sonilar.
Compiler nGomponia" nod 2iper.
pool ont %. Soniiar,
9nmpfer r9liider" nadSamburg
am 10. Sanuor.
9ompfer ga @~oscogne" mad
Sabre am 10. Sunuor.
9ampfer yWanitou" nod Gonoon
am 81. Sonuar.
Gantpfer nSinlanb" nod antfuer.
pen otm 81. Sanuar.
0ompfer y0etp.gorf" na6S outb.
ampton am 81. Sanliar.
9urnpfer yllmbria" nod2iperpool
am 81. Sanitar.
9ompfer naonig albert" nadyteo'
pei uno @enua ant 81. Sonuor.
0ompier nGbemnit" nod Bremen
am "a. Sonuar.
9anipfer ,Horo america" mad
Weopel mo @enua am %. Sanior
9ompier ~&pnoom" mad 8otter'
oofn ont %. Sonior.
9ompfer .Saboie" nad Sabre an
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