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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

nesFaiisn 9err 4ai0r, nod auf Ell
men Iu9enblid -
.Mas benn nO49 Bite, faIe Did
fura!!"
IS fpGre bod m0gli9, baB Der Ser,
General iid ndditens au9 Die 3immer
aniGbe."
So, bm! Sa, 0u baft Redt, bua
ipdrs m0sli4. Was ioute man bo
t9un9"
sd CLAUDE. es pirb ni9ts 4nberes
iibrig bleiben, als bieien llebelitanb gu
meIosn. Die 8aierns 1T neu, unO bo
1T es sana erfldrli9 -"
n@s lit sigentli9 ipabr. Die aaz
ferne lit neu, baran babe t6 ni6t ee@
badt. 4lfo melbe es. Dem piIit OH
benin bos melben2"
rS6riftli9 benz Oberfommanbp."
-,Mir? ga, mas fon oenn t6 baz
mite Sd fam bod audi ni9ts In Der
Sadie tblln. 1lebrigens, ba fGut mir
eben Elm, 9u bait bod einen 9eftsiten
in Oeiner 8pmpa9nie, Der Wdurer bon
9eruf it,"
.SaipobI. 4ber Der fam bic Mdnbe
besbalb ni4t austrodnen."
,Sd, bann tann i6 Dir audi ni6t
belfen. Nbsr i9 bente, Der Maurer
ipirb, tpenn ionit nidts, bod tpeniss
items bas Mittel aneeben f0nnen -"
n@d, bas Mittel ipiibte i9 fdOn,
Serr Mtajor! Sd braube nur einen
3uldub our Sol3gebibr, nm bas 3ims
mer inteniiper bei5en gu tOnnen."
nSo, 10. bm, ia -, ia, ia, bus fpGre
nidt 10 obne. Nber i9 als Sbieftionss
tommanbant fam 10 etpds bod ni6t
p~erfiiaen, tpober benn2!"
sd meinte nur, ipenn pienei6t bes
Serr Mdior meme Weloung an bas
&aIernenfommanbo toeiterleiten mir
ben, unb bieIes -"
Din ben 6errn Sberiten9"
ga, unb Is fonnte epentuea pom
9aIernenfommanbo bsim Miniferium
cine ausnabmspeiIe @rbDbung bes
Sei3pauifals beantragt perben."
,6m, bm, 9m, peibt Su, i9 gebe
Sir i'm prinaip bolltummen Redt.
ga, bds tonnte MAJ tbun. 4ber iebt
natiirlid) nidt. Ssbt iinb Der !Serr
SberIt unb Der Serr 8rigabier uno ale
bic boben Serren nit Der Qualifitas
tionsbef9reibung febr bei6dftist. Il1o
nad Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
lieber Sreunb; in einem Wpnat. Damn
iperben mfr ieben, mas iid MAIDEN ldbt.
@inItpeilen belfe Dir, lpie Su tannit."
SIS lit muir ipegen Der Wlanni daft,
9srr Maior! Ser Re9imentsar5t ia9te
eben -"
.@6 mas, Der Hegimsntsarat! Man
BARI nift Qnes 10 pOrtli9 nebmer,
mas bieie 9erren iagen - unb
man bari aud bic Mdnnidaft niat 10
peripei6liden. Wie ITS benin in Ell
mem Oampfbabe9 0a iinb bic WGnbe
aud feuft, utb bod Iinb bic Dampfs
bGber ipsar iebr seiunb. nno mas
tbun bic 2eute i'm Sommer, mo iie
mitunter i%tunbenlans san5 i'm WaiIer
iinb unb ii9 babel iebr beba9liA fiibs
len. Nein, nein, mein lieber 5reuro!
Sbue nur 70, tpie i6 Dir iage. 8leiBig
liiften ullb betsleiden. Was bic 6lede
b%etrifft, bic miiHen natiirli6 perz
i6pinben, benin iuenn Der Serr 8enera!
einmal Die 3immer inIpi5irt, 10 mill
i6 feline llmitdnbe baben. So, jebt
ipeibt 0u g(Ges. QlIo eriib Soft, jebt
babe i6 aber ipirtlid teine 3eit mebr
fir Did. Serpus, Serpus!"
@eisbappel reidt benz !Sauptmann
nod freunoli9 bic Sanb, %iulutirt fliihs
tis unb entfernt iid eilenbs in Der
@idtuna mad ieiner &anolei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
= @erfe.

Wenn Iueen bra6en, bic nod iehen
fonten,
Menn Sdnbe itarr getporbcn, bic nod
9eben pollten,
Damn mubt bu in bas 2anb Der 8ins
Der geb'n,
Die ieG'9e Mdrdcn faeen BON bcm
..-a... ..a. Mieberieb'n. f.a
limb ipenn bu ielbft ben pfab sebft,
ben bu mubt,
Ohm 2ie69eleite - beines 3iels be-
tpubt,
Himm, mas bic 9idter auf ben Neg
Dir geben.
Sas Iel'9e MGr9en pDn benz eip'gen
2eben!
IL.
Bonn abenb nabm i9 bas purpurses
ipduo
l1nb bab' es um meme Saulter &c,
ipannt.
gs fentte bic Na6t ibren Sdleier bers
ab,
Mit ipaGIenben Galten fe mid umeab.
Sie Sterne fiisten ii9 mir gum &ran3.
60 gsb' i4 sei4miidt gum Mitters
nadtstana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
g d I 6 rfoIa.

,@ie bat oenn oas nelie Eraier.
ipiel ~gefaGen?"
uMd,, es parelt ia MIR brei Serren
i'm ,3uldloierraum - lin6 bic baben
iid na9ber sufammenseieBt unb 80.
Gfat gelpielt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
81 Noble 81 biIfe.

9iener gum anocren) nDein Serr
ipirb jett ear idon auf Der Strabe
bon Den @ldilbisern be6rangt! @as
gebenft er nun 81 tbun?"
&oaege: ugr bat iid) eine gqutpage
allgeldaft!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Cure d Die 8Iume.

Eroftifant: Bite, Serr @atb. mir
ben bclltisen Hahmittag fret 3u &c.
ben - es lit mir tpieber cine Eartte
9eltorben!"
Gatb: rgeun quit Tas Jag ih 81.
tten ober: tpelln Sbncn nod einmaI
cine Eante itirbt, oann seb' ih NIT
gum gegrGbniB!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
M 0 6ern II.

@ettIer Tin bas 8ontcr elmer be6eii.
tcnben aftiengeieaidaft eintretenb):
yWtein Name lift gsbert SdnI3e. sIus
ben 3eitungen babe id erieben. bet
Sbre 9ilangs 10 iut a~iisiefaIIen is.
I'M fann i'd ct mir MIDI periaeen, 81.
ilen oa5u meine belten gIiidpiinide
81 iiberbringen, I'M Sic, I'M Sin.
idluiie oaran, iii, cine fleitie. before
Sabe 5u bitten!",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
II il @berIeqt.

&nltfmom 3applid) lieit i'm ia.
aeblntt", ga in einem Hodbarltoot
fiir5lid) elm Namensnetter bon linn
lpcocn Hnllbmorbs Binoerihtet nor.
bcn iei. Soiort elf er ans TeIepbon
unb ruff Die HeOaftion bes Gage.
blottS" an. .Sier &oufmom 3opp.
lid! @itte, briltgen Sic id)leirniait,
bBa id 8u Dem fiir5lid gefopften
Molbmorber gleid)cn Nomens in fci.
ncrlci Gcrbinoutng itebe 49,. insbeiou.
oere, boz id nidt NIT ibm ioentiid
bin!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
3 II be6 eioet.

49,. Sest bin i6 aber frob, boB
Gle enolid uufnaden! Spei noIe
.Stunben idon iite i6 neben Sbnen!"
nSa, mas tppllen Sic oenn bon
mir2"
.s(fl. entibuloigen Sic eiitigit
Sic liten allf meinem Sut!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
0as r e.

g.: nSaIten Sic mir oob Stanb,
i4 m0dte sic nur fragen, Oh sic mir
Die so Marf bergen pollen. iparlit,l
erbaIte i) feline Mntport2"
g.: ngs lit better, i6 bleibe Sbrert
jest Die Illtfport idltlois, oils sic mir
ipdter Die so Marf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Cine 5um Of e II!

Sousfrou (5u ibrem nellen GienIt.
madden bonn 2anoe): vMarie, ba
meinem Manne bellt' nidt ipobl lit,
Iegen Sic linn bellte slbenb cine SIa-
ife inS 9ett."
Warie: nSSaipobl ena' Srail, &otD.
nein ooer @eibmein2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Ser freiaebiae Ontel.

.grinst Der Ont.l benn aud INNER
ettpas nit. tpenn CT euh betuden
fpmmt, Ssfar2"
Ser fleine Osfar: % ia. cine Diite
Eli.sen fir uniern GaubfrofG!"
Reues BON Der SetunbGrs
balm.
8abnbeamter: yWolle sc, mel Serrs
ls, pisIleiht nu9 Shtuftert (Stutts
garlic" = 6trr: ~sSupobf! Genib!!!"
- 8eamter: ~Su. bu bate Sc uber
miife einfHteige; Id 3iisle i'd bers
ipeile ebe 'naussefabre!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

sSbr anberen beibe1 feb ia rett
lultlg llno 9ei9ett," faete fie, aber i'm
9runoe tommt's bod barauf an, ipas
siIler reoet, tpenn er fdpeist!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
8 n hnt.

.Was, iebt mad aebn Suhren miI-
Ten Sic nod eine Qonbipebribuns nit
MAIDEN? Oo tpirb tNhnen aber bas Sc
borfenmiiHt Hen tnungexbm fein!"
% nein, Id bin Ia ptrleirathet!.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Sriftiaer q rum b.

.@eben sic benin INNER 70 ipGt nud
Saus 2"
mSa, lsiber ! 9is II ubr fdmedt
mir bas Bier gu gut unb nad II ubr
trau i9 mid nimmer su 9aus."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
fnbedretfItm.

rNITo bas .@sneinanb.rseben" tpa'
re bdbli4 einseridtet. finbt Der Di4s
kr9 Na, Der bate nit neiner Mlten
10 Sabre perbeirutbet ltin iOasn!'
SpIitter.
Wcnn man ionft alid nt1t pride
IT, man lit es fider, ipenn man fiird.
trt, llaii ioIl iiber fid bie tladte e8obrs
belt gu loren befcmunen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Sein Stanbbunff.

@ie Sag. Mron, 1T 70 d gifen.
babnunsliid nidt serabeau faredli4 2"
gr rGreili9, Sarah, ~beionbers
tpenn mer is MttionGr !" /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
@aIaenhump T.

2e6rlins (pom Meiiter. Der ff ipe'
Gen Ieiner Dide pi.l 8etpegung MAIDEN
ion, unbauernb gepriiselt) +: nWsefter,
ipolsn Sic benn Shre gauge Gntfet'
tunssfur auf m.inem Riiden burdma'
den ?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
III il c.

llnteroffi8ier: acknowledgements
iiber gu6 &erls! Wenn Sbr BLOB
Balb 70 lang ipie o,imm ipGret, er.
fporte Der ariessminiiter Die 2uft.
idiiferabtbeilung!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

&Giic inr Neiic. in's atSlanb be-
iurst Is. &ninr, Rrr 4f3, Dit-SaIti.
'mure- straRc, nabr ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Ius Der SdDpungsgez
fhthte.

- rpapa, bat Soft bic Menider
pirtli6 aus Staub semadt9"
- rNatiirlid, mein Sunge."
- naba, unb bic Reser aus Rob
len}taub!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
B b I.

Sunse 5rau profeHor: 80, bic
MGnner! Senfen Sic. ais mir oez
fern BON u%niercr firdliden Srauuna
b%eimfabren. unterbdlt fif mein Mann
nit Der in unierem Daeen iibcnben
9rautiungfer -. bat aber borber ben
Gbering in bic Weftentai4e geitedt!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
O. ute g il der.

Sreunb: rSu niult CLIP beirotben
= Die beiist bod niht Den geringiten
Sinn fir 2iteratur!"
S6riftiteIler: .So2 sic bot aber
elm 8odbud uno Elm Sparfaiien-
bll1!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Il h.

@ed (arf elmer Soiree): yTenfen
Sic iih nur, anabise Sroi, 5rI.
Spiber bat porbin iiber MIDI geladt."
Game: .g(d, barous miiiien Sic
iid nihts MAIDEN; Die lad)t oft iiber
bas 0iinmlte 3eua." ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Wt a DIT Der q eipobnbeit.

nBarum bait 9u Did bon 0ei.
ner Srau 10 raid piebet f6ciben lalz
Ien?"
- %. bic mar friiber 3D9in unb
ldon am a~fpeitcn Gage bate fie einen
Splbaten in Der 8ii6e!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
B.

@rob.
9lelteres Mdb6en n9itte, tein
9rief bier unter .8liit6e. 2"
9eamter: vNein. Iber pisneidt
unter ,0erblii9te" !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

s< 9 aIIgepra b.
SER: Mtine 8iege Itanb an
Ser 9onou!"
Dame: % - mie unporii6tig!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Maerlei.

Anerlet.
s< g aIIgeprab .
SER: nee. Meine 8iege Itanb on
Der 9onaul"
Dame: 30 - mie u1norii6tig!!"
9rudfebIer
!3ufrieoen oba,e (Y)unib feierte er
ben llebergana bonn alien gum reuen
Sabr. ~-o
.al 8orbei.
Gobfabrer: SEQ einen Rieien-
portbeil bot Die MutomobiIfobreret
auf ane Sale: sSest lbimpft Riemonb
mebr iiber uns &abfabrerl"
g%rfIGrt.
.@as, Oh finbeit Die llnterboItrng
NIT Miiler, bieiem Gummfopt pri-
delno2"
~Sa = tp1brenb Der ean5en Belt
Dot eS mir in ben Singern geprifeltl"
Gin 8or5us.
.GS tit bod merffpiirbig, boB Der
Miiaer iibcraa eingeIaoen pirol Or
ilngt nid)t, beflamirt nift, muii5irt
tldt -"
rNein aber er bort am eebuI.
bigiten au!"
anfang oes 2ei6ens.
ne. Seit mann beripiiren Sie benn
bieielt fiirdterliben 9urlt Serr Sif.
fel?"
Set mir Dos @eIb auseegansen
III, Scrr 9oftor!"
n
@tnos anberes.
Srali zines 8ertheioigers: $50 biit
gu 10 lange aeipeien, Mann? Die
@obrbcit mill i6 miieu! Oh bait bier
ridt ocn Stootsanlpalt ober Den @id.
ter bon Girl"
bofbIutbe =
llnteroffi8ier: acknowledgements
iiber gu6 &erls! Wenn Sbr BLOB
bal6 70 lang ipie brmm pGret, er.
iporte Der ariessminilter Die 2uft.
ififferabtbeilung!"
Cute g il der.
Srcuno: ,0u piult CLIP beiratben
- Die beiibt bod nidt Den geringlten
Sim fir 2iteratur!"
S6riftiteIler: so? sic bot aber
elm aodbud unb Elm Sparfaiien.
bll1!"
SrSfIi6.
@ed (al,f elmer Spiree): ySenfen
Sic iid iur, gnabise Sroi. SRI.
Spiber bat porbin iiber mid aelaht."
Game: .gfdt baralls miiiien Sic
iid nidts maiden; Die ladt oft iiber
bas oiinmIte 3eug." .~
3u befdeiben. ~
No.. Sest bin i] aber frob, bab
Gle enolib anfnaden! Spei pone
Stunben idon iite ib nebn Sbnen!"
nSa, mas tuoaen Sic benn bon
mir2"
.sd), entiduIoigen sic siitisit
Sic iiten auf meinem Sut!"
AIW0
0obIe abbiIfue. 10y
9iener gum anberen): ~Dein Serr
ipirb jest ear idon auf Der Strabe
bon ocn @lGnbigcrn bebrdngt! @a3
gebenft er nun 5u tbun?"
&oleae: ~gr bat ii0 cine gquipass
al9eldait!"
SbIedter grfoIg.
,@ie bat oenn oas nelie Trauer.
ipiel gefaQen?"
,Md, es naren ia MIR brei Serren
i'm 3uidauerraunl - rno bic baben
iid nadber sufammenseieBt unb -.
Gfat geipielt!"
Das 9e ere.
g.: .SoIten Sic mir ood Stanb,
i4 mDd)te Sic MIR fragen, Oh sic mir
Die so Marf bergen mollen. tparunl
erbaIte ib feline Mntport2"
g.: ~Gs lit better, i) bleibe Sbnen
jett Die Iilttport iditloig, oils sic mir
ipater Die 80 Marf."
"
Ourb Die @Iume.
Groftifant: Bite, Serr @atb. mir
Den bcutieen Hadmittag frei gu &c.
ben - es lit mir ipieber cine Tante
9eltorben!"
&otb: Scum gull Tas Jag ih ST.
nen ober: pelln Sbncn nod einmal
cine Eante itirbt, bann geb' ib nit
gum gegrGbniB!"
-!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
g no i{{enb BAIT.

@entenbat.
Serr: rSasen sic benz Germ, id
iei ni9t gu Sauie e."
9iener: nSas sebt nidt, i6 babe
breiBig Pfennis Srintselh bon ibm
dneenommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
G. [ M es.

Srau zines Gertbeioisers: .8o biii
Oh 10 longe aeipeien, Mann? Die
@obrbcit mill i) miiien! Oh bait bier
nidt Den Stootsanipalt ober Den Hid.
ter BON Girl" 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Stnnt q,

Sinnig.
so, Sein Shubmader lit in sd
perIisbt9"
9anetteuie: rSa, er bate lebtbin
uuf bic neuen Soblen mciner Sanss
Idube Elm 2iebes9eoi9t geidrieben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
80 | Of tider

Wi9tiger.
.Was, sic f9rciben cine neue Spes
rette, BADEN sic benn eine Sbee9"
nNein, aber einen - 9ori9ub!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
6 II 0oraua q.

.@S lit bod merfpiiroig, boB Der
Miiaer iiberaa eingeIaoen pirbl Or
iingt nid)t, beflamirt nidt. m1Ii5irt
nift -"
rNein aber er bort am eebuI.
bigiten 5u!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
9rud { + +.

3ufrieben obn,e (Y)uni6 feierte er
ben uebergang bonn alien gum neuen
Sabr. x,A.-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Mnfona oes 2etbens.

.. Seit mann beripiiren sic benn
bieien filrdterliden 9urit, Serr Siif.
fcl?"
nSeit mir bos @eIb auseeganse,t
1T, Scrr Softorl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

~ Worbet.
Gohfabrer: SEQ f. einen Hieien-
portbeil bot Die gutomobiIfobrerei
auf ane Sale: Sest idimpft Riemanb
mcbr iiber ans Habfabrerl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

ge, sitirtc bic i9Oniten @eoidte nit
prGdtiaem 0ortrag unb rib bic prinz
seEin gu bener 8eipunberung bin.
Der Orittc fonnte punberi6Dn Iin=
9en, bab es tlans ME 2crdenitimmen
i'm Griiblinssipalb.
Die prinaeFin ipar ieclenpergniist.
0a famen fe dber an etnen raus
I9cnoen Strpm, Der burd Elm Sbdl
i'm eriten len5cseriin lilberbldnt oaz
3infeste. Ollie f~reutcn ii4, unb Der eritc
5reiberr tparb nod um ems lufiger
unb ipibiser. unb Der aipeite parb brett
NAL IL gciitrei1. Der brittle aber itleB
einsn Su1{4rei aus unb fdfpiegi bann
itil. gr fab bic prinaeTin bios an
unb beltete alif ben tiiblpldtfdernoen
5luB unb auf bic f~priebcnben 1dume,
in beren 3ipeigen leiies Weben nnb
Hdunen mar.
limb bic prinaeHin lauldte at1ems
Elps. sic ladte nidt, iie tpeinte niht,
tie sdbnte nidt init leu9tenbef, Musen
unb tlppfenbcm Seraen i9ritt Sie ins
8cid bes 5riiblinss binein unb pers
ftanb feline Spra6e.
Damn fam Der erite tpieber unb
bdnn Der %Sipeite; dber al TIRE Sderae
unb Mperciis battsn NIT cinem Wale
bic entsesensefebte Wirtuns; be
prin5cfIin edbnte Bel itbsm Wort.
0ds S6ipeiqen beg brittcu nur bali
ibr iiber aflcs binpeg. se,s,t. y .sat.l.
Arr hritten Saa Der Meife erfffttc
bic 1prin5eHin.- lie mOue ben britten
6relherrn 3uM @emahl habenh .s
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-12-04
Wasn't Born.

A boy of II. large for his age,
was being registered in one of the
public schools of Philadelphia. He
readily replied to the questions
asked, but he did not know whether
his birthday fell on the 10th of
November or December. The
principal was surprised at this
display of ignorance on the part of
child of his age, and asked how
it came to pass that he hadn t
learned the date OF his birth.
I wasn't born, said the boy,
I had a stepmother.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-12-04
FedsraI COurt PROCEEDINGS.

The following busifess has been
transacted by the court to noon to-
day:
United States versus Tomas
Martinez; a case of smuggling and
a case of having in his possession
struggled property; plea of guilty
in each case and committal to jail
to await sentence.
United States versus Ventura
Rios; smuggling; continued on ap-
plication of defendant.
United States. versus Juan Gar
cia; smuggling; dismissed on
motion of United States attorney.
United States versus Pedro Con
zalez and Maria Gutierrez, SNUG
Cling and having in their possess
sion Struggled property; dismissed.
United States versus Florentino
ZamOra and Ramon Vela; SNUG
Cling and having in their posses
sion Struggled property; continued
on motion of United States at
torney.
United States versus Nestor
Delgado and Nestor Reyna; snug
Cling; Nestor Reyna plead guilty;
sentenced to 90 days in Galveston
County jail.
United States versus Felipe
Huerta; smuggling; plea Of guilty;
sentenced to 40 days in Cameron
county Jail dating from October 20
and defendant discharged.
United States versus Fabiano
Cuellar; smuggling; plea of guilty
and committal to Jail to await
sentence.
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ais and increase subscription list,
for prominent monthly magazine
with large, high-class circulation,
on a salary and commission basis,
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Tonight partly cloudy; showers.
Wednesday showers; colder; light
to fresh northerly winds.
Let US have free mail delivery in
this town-quick.
Different menu each night at the
cafe, Christmas Bazaar.
Rooms for rent in Combe build
ing, southern exposure 9-17-tf.
Don't fail to visit the country
store at the Christmas Bazaar.
The Catholic Knights of Ameri-
ca will have a meeting tonight at
7:45.
See the new ad of Bollack's store
appearing for the first time in this
sue.
The Art Committee has an at
uactive display for the Christmas
Bazaar.
Export manifest blanks for sale
in any quantity at THE HERALD
Office.
For SALE: Sorghum seed at
IS cents Der bushel. Apply to J.
Y. Adams.
Field grown roses, ferns, and pot
plants in variety at the Floral
Booth, Christmas Bazaar.
Home made christmas cakes and
candy in half-pound and pound
boxes atthe Christmas Bazaar.
The world and the weather apz
pear today as if fresh from the
H7s5s of the creator-not yet dry,
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bad of Paints and Kalsomines,
Which will complete our stock and
make it the best assortment in this
part of the state, and it will pay
you to see US. J. S. & NJ. H. Cross
Lumber Co.
We have on the road another
carload of Paints and Kalsomines,
which will complete our stock and
make it the best assortment in this
part of the state, and it will pay
you to see us.
]. S. & NJ. H. Cross Lumber Co.
MULRs For SALB:-A car load
of young, we'll broken mules will
be on sale here beginning Wednes-
day, Dec. 5. These mules were
raised in Central Texas, are from
Is to 10 hands high and weighing
from 300 to 1900 pounds. J. s.
Mcneil, Brownsville. Texas.
A, gang of fifteen laborers was
taken out on the morning pass
euger by H LOOMS for railroad
work at Bay City. Besides these
there were nineteen leaving for
Sebastian. Texas, to work at
clearing land, and six going to
Lonsboro. making total of forty
laborers leaving today.
Attention is called to the change
in the ad of The H. M. Field
Commercial Company. This is
new concern organized within the
last few weeks, having capital of
$50, 900 and one of the best estab-
Iished businesses in our city, and
we predict and wish for it an
abundant measure of success as,
no doubt, its members merit and
deserve.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Weather Forecast.

Tonight partly cloudy; showers.
Wednesday showers; colder; light
to fresh northerly winds.
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Arned Saturday
geral days trip into
Mexico.
cDavitt left today for
Ion business, he said,
Vas noticed that he wose his
ter's garb.
Manuel Barreda, the well known
merchant, was a passenger this
morning for Corpus Christi on a
business trip of few days.
DR.. Miguel Barragsn,~ the Mex
Jean ceRsuf, IS again at his Office
here, after an absence of some
days, visiting Mexico City.
A. L. Warner, a prospector of
Duluth, MINI. was among the ar
rivals at the Miller last night and
will spend some time in this Sec
ton looking at the country.
Lieut. Chas. H. Rich of Fl. Sam
Houston, formerly stationed here
and well known by all our people,
arrived on last nights train and
will appear as a witness in the
federal court.
Col. c. G. Brewster of Laredo,
United States Marshal for this
federal district, was an arrival last
night and will be here some days
attending court. This is the first
time in several years that the
Colonel has visited our city,
though he is well known and has
many friends here.
Nine enlisted men of the Twenty
sixth Infantry arrived in town
last night as witnesses in the case
of the United States versus Nc
Cain and Clay, charged with
purchasing government property.
The names of the men are, K. w.
HOLMAN, Bud Scott. William
Smith. Thos. H. Coyne, Geo.
Payne, Arthur Dixon, Horace
Handy. William Allen, E. BeRley.
We are reliably informed that
the St. Louis Business Mems
Excursion which was scheduled
to pay visit to Texas the early
part of this month and due to
arrive in Brownsville about the
Sth., has been indefinitely post
poned. No reasons given.
AGENTs-Canvassers, mixers,
peddlers, solicitors, mail order
people, etc., should buy KRAMER s
BOOK OF TRADE SECRETS. Regular
price $500, but bal. of last edition
for SIPS as long as they last.
Guaranteed. Order quick. Sioux
Pub. Co., Sutherland, Iowa. IF.
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PERSC""'S.

Miss D. Rousset returned to her
school near the Point Yesterday.
G. W. Allenberg of Chicago is
registered at the Miller since last
night: