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dent for the KeeyiI Mill CO, and the

dent for the Keevil Mill CO, and the |keevil Mercantile Co.,, is one of our prominent citizens. Personally he is quite an agreeable gentleman and Is in favor with the general public. Mir Riner and family have only been here a few years but are thoroughly identl- 1 fled with the best interests of the com munity and stand for its development morally, socially and in business way.
 J. c. Lane. a timber dealer and real estate owner, is one of keevils good citizens and. with his family, enjoys the good will of our people. l e. H. Bonner is substantial, loyal Keevil citizen. Himself and family are worthy of the confidence be- slowed upon them by their reighbcrs J. O'Hare. while living in Keevil with his family. is farmer in good circumstances. He owns his home and farm. Is industrious and makes of his avocation commendable suc- cess.
 Messrs. Ottis & Lambert own and operate saw mill which does good business. They own their homes and also farm lands. They are important factors to Keevil's progress About three cars of cotton seed each week are shipped from here dur ing the ginning season. The gin Is owned by Messrs. Rideout and Bate man. of Clarendon.
 Keevil has very comfortable school building and lodge room. The school term is eight months in the year.
 Two of the leading fraternal orders have chapters in Keeyil-the Degree of Honor and the Ancient Order of United Workmen. The latter has a membership of about fifty. One very important industry Is the mill of the Nebraska Bridge Supply & Lumber Co. This mill is locally called the keeviI Mill. It employs sixteen teamsters. ten men in the mill and four yard men. Hardwood dimension stock and bridge stock is the speciality of this plant It ships an average of six cars of bridge timber week. Besides the force employed about the plant. this mill necessarily has a considerable number on Its pay rolls who are engaged in furnishing the raw material from the woods.
 Keeyil has enjoyed quite healthy growth the past three years. II Is still on the boom. A yet greater de- velopment Is confidently looked for by her loyal citizens. Our people are hospitable. industrious and kind and cordially receive any who come among thsm. either as guests or home and investment seekers.
 We'll. this letter Is growing lengthy; but the hall Is not yet told. More anon. Respectfully.
 SrFcTAroR
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the lowest to the highest. Not only
 vindicated Thomas but punished his accusers. They ought to find some effectual way to stop the dirty scandal and to protect him whom they have Iyindicated.
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WnIian's CdrtGIit sala
 Witch IF

The best Salve in ths Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Slll chapped hands and sA ssla is guarantecd.to give sads refunded. Price 2sc. sold1 & Brooks, druggists. WILLIAM s M'r'c. Co. Pssy
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THERE'S III

1s< talking, you can't beat ! liver. The greatest
 offered to suffering hll suffer from liver cos are bilious and ireuu and Heroine will pul condition. A positive Batian. biliousness. py ills due to a torpid llvet and yal will never Ws Sold by Brooks Pharp'
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That Church Scandel Again
 Opened.


 nesdaymorning said:
 The Little Rock conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. South convened at Warren Wednesday and will continue in session several days. The conference Is presided over by Bishop James Atkins of North Caro- lima.
 It is said that during the confer ence. the charges against Rev. James Thomas. formerly of Little Rock but now of Texarkana. will be reopened Charges against MT. Thomas were first brought at the Little Rock Con- ference at Benton in November. 1902 by Rev Wm. E. Thompson. who was then pastor of the First M. E. church in this city. and who alleged that MT. Thomas had "practiced deception. duplicity. falsehood and imposition in the matter of his idenity and in repre- sentation which he has made of his { ormer life and occupation. as well as in other matters 10 the injury oi his brethren. An investigation resulted favo rabIy to Mir. Thomas. as was the case at the meeting of the conference at Camden the following year. during which the charges were renewed by Rev. J. s. Hawkins. who was then pastor of the First Methodist church of Pine Bluff. Following the Cam den conference. Mir. Hawkins was suspended from the ministry for a period of six months.
 Jhe charges that it is said will be brought against MT. Thomas at the conference at Warren, are stated to be to the effect that MT. Thomas is the same man who went under the name of Rev. Otto Brock in south- western Texas about twenty years ago. It is alleged that man by the name of George w. Hester. who is now deputy sheriff in Texas. and his wife. both of whom knew Rev. Otto Brock. made journey to Tex arkana for the purpose of identifying Mir. Thomas as the man. They went to Mir Thomas church in Texarkana. it is said. and heard him preach and pronounced him to be the man who was known as Rev. Otto Brock. It is further stated that the man known as Brock went to Texas with a Punch and Judy show, became converted at Baptist revival. and was after wards ordained Baptist minister. He married into a we'll known and well-to do family in the community, if Is said. Reports came from Indian Territory. it Is alleged. detrimental to Brooks character. and he left the Baptist church and became associated with the Methodist church. IL is also stated that Brock secured possession of his wife's property and afterwards deserted her.
 Rev. James Thcm9sis is one of the most widely known Methodist minis ters in Arkansas and has numerous friends throughout the state. He was formerly pastor of Winfield Memorial church in this city and was afterwards transferred to Texarkana. The trust ees of Hendrix College at Conway re- gently elected him financial agent for that institution.
 This case has done world of Injury to the Christian cause in Arkansas during the past few years.
 If there is anything at all in the charges against the Rev. Thomas it is remarkably strange that that great institution. the Methodist church should have vindicated him at every trial in all of the church cr,trts from
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Recitation -. Miss Mary Folsom The Confused Dutchman''. .....
 Master Lloyd Lawrence

The Confused Dutchman' Master Lloyd Lawrence High School Fun ............ ......... Miss Ethel Rambo
 The decision in the debate was rendered in favor of the negative. This decision was influenced from the fact that the negative members had only about two hours in which to pre- pare, having taken the place of other members unavoidably hindered. The 9rade-made by one of the judges be- fore the above circumstance was known was in favor of the affiri1aa- tive.
 Master Lloyd Lawrence brought
 5WN the house in his Dutch com ncoian role.
 Miss Ethel Rambo's High School fun--jokes and "takeoffs' on the pupils provoked hearty laughter.
 Miss Lena Pursley's essay on What Young Girl Should Learn was in humorous vein and was well received.
 The debaters acquitted themselves valientIy The arguments were clear 1 y and concisely stated in each case. The language and delivery was also real good The audience also showed appre- citation for all the other parts--the solo by Miss Dunlap. music by Miss Minnie Pearle Flora and Mr. Fred Rusher, recitations by Miss Mable Folsom. Naomi Morris and Mary Folsom-by hearty applause.
 The entertainment was well attend ed. the auditorium being almost full of spectators.
 -lf it's fit to print. you'll find it in the ARGUS.
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Fanoss Slrike Breakers.

The most famous strike breake~s in the land are pr. King New Life Fills. When liver and bowels go cl strike. they quickly settle the trouble. ana inc purifying work goes right on. Best cure Tor constipation. headache and dizziness. 25c at all druggists.
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The Mayor Takes the
 Boys Word.

Patrick A. Collins. mayor of Boston for a nun Der of years past, believes that boys word Is worth listening to, One time complaint was made tc him that a saloon was located tco neal a certain public school. The politician and others interested in keeping the place open. urged him not to interfere with the resort. The school authorities desired 1t closed or removed.
 Alter the mayor had listened to ar Ruments from both sides. he said:
 Well. I'm going to let the boys oi the school tell me what they think oi the place, Send me. he said to the principal of the school, "half a dozen of your brightest boys. I'll listen tc them.
 The next day half dozen of the boys ranging from ten to fifteen years of age, called on the Mayor. Each boy gave some reason why he beloved the saloon ought to be taken away. until fl came to the last one, youngster ci twelve. He looked at the Mayor squarely in the eye. and gave as his reason:
 My school gives me chance to be Mayor of Boston some day; the saloon can't. think us boys ought to have all the show we can get to be Mayor.
 That's all know about it." The mayor threw himself back in his chali and laughed heartily; than straighteins up. he said to the last spokesman:
 My boy, you have said more than all the politicians and teachers.
 You shall have the show to be Mayor.
 That saloon will have to quit business at once
 The boys gave the Mayor hearty cheer. and marched out of his office. They had conquered. and were conse- quently happy and triumphant. Con- gregational Work.
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slowing h v
 Footsle

Al the last tabernacI1 by his Iamented iathsr, Ca, Robt. Jones. ! q Sam P. Jones, vas now the young man [ ministry.
 May he prove to bs of man his father was.
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De6i 6inning Today Dec. lst.

The great 30 day strictly Cash Cut Pfice Grocery Sale begins at Hendrix Cfo. Go. A Christmas present for exery patton, in cash savings. No kookine Il aI' ihis month at Hendrix.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06

ona tberre Irmenonpiac, baS Ge.
ltdltront Waorio inn 9oia DC 9ous
lognc, Dos neilerridtctc 4Src . Goto.
Ion. ooS oacS lino Srtc, in ocnen ole
Norllerlnneu uno bic porilcriihe1
6rcnnocn Die ouftigiten unO periiibre-
rlld)lten MODEM ocS Sobres CUR
Sholl tragen. Zen Sobcpunft Der
fc)tllden 8riiblingspohcn bilben Die
orcl groBcn &~ennionntogc bon Gnbe
Oiai bis Mitte SUM. Gos critic Der.
iclbcn 1T Dus Gerbp in Gbontillp SIN
icncm Sage limo Die Norobobn5iigc
ld)on IN Den friibetl MorgenItunocn
ilbcriiiat. Seitocm bic @eburts. Il.
oic @elo slriitofrotic iid nidt mcDr
Der orotit1ren 9obr bc0ient mo I'M
cIgcncn Motor ollrd) bic @clt iolllt,
bcgc9net mon MIR nod lcltcn ga
men ulrs Der ,ailtcn @cicaidoit" i'm
3uge. Iiis Den un5Gbligen guto.
nlobilen aber iteigcn bic oerfapptcn
mo pcrnlummten @cltoltcn, Die i'd,
luic III cinem Ballet, ploBlid) IN
ihincrnoe Sd)mcitcrlingc perluon'
Ocln. 9ei'm ,@runO Erir" bon glt-
tcllil, Der oft Gage lp0tcr I%totttlli'
oct, lit Die groBc @ofe bon Fnrt@.
9lumenforio, 9%lumcnicitc, 8olooor'
itcllllngcr, Gincrs uno Soupcr9, itt'
0llrhbringlide @o9cnburgen u!tt
Ocn StroBcn, flint bis lcd)s Heibcr>
Gollipogen in oen Clamps. GIp'cc3.
ale Goics bis iiber boa Grottoir blr-
aus boiler S6oulultiGcr, lclftcGom'
den uno ldpere Miuion0re aus al
fen Wclttbeilen, bic Huft ongctlllt
ron 3igcunermuiif aus ocn HcItol.
rants, pom Sliten uno ShnoliIcn
Der Nutonlobils, bonn Sdreien Scr
GomclotS, Stallb, Ectroleiumgcrn6
llto Der neileItcn WoOcporfilmS. Goa
iino bic SdluBoccorOc Der 9roBcn
Yoriicr SriiblingS S%pmpbonic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06

terte er lm battle-ground ourh Gin
6enIter in bo& Shlof5inncr cincs
onoeren WonneS. Sin Orittcs Nal
ldipong CT lid jt ocnl S~Cr'tCr i'm
orlilclr Stod bcrallS, crpohtc obcr
llod) 9erooc, ais er bonn Scnitcrbrctt
berilntcrbing. Gr bottc nod picle
ertobrlirgcn obnlid)cr slrt at be
rld)tcrl mo bcbouptete. bei'm Gripa,
fcn ntd)t I'M minocItcn pSdminbcI
ooer aud MIR Scupirrlno III en-.
piinoer.
Ger Eoticnt iclbIt crflGrte bieie
Sonolungcn ooroils, oob CT BON ci.
ncr acknowledgement Surdt Dor CT.
nem i6rcdlid)cn Srolnlc getriebcn
mllr0c. Gr bate nod nie mUbrcno
oea NoftmonOclns Scmonbeu crnIt-
lid pcrlcbt, gob ober iclbit 5u, boB
CT Dor fCincr @eipnlttbGtigfeit 5uriid.
l6rcdcn milr0c, melllt i'm Scenario
an Der Hcttung Dor Der ldeinboren
@cfobr pcrhinbern moIltc. Plus Die.
lem llmlitoltoe crgibt ii6 Die 9cbcu.
tltng oicicr IuiflGrlingcn iiir rid.
tcrlihc Gntidciou1tgcn. bci ocl,en
oic Scrontportu1g bcs Sb0ters bel
cinem &crbrcden in Srage ltcbt.
Yer NusOritf Sflaftrl,nfcnbcit lit
luobl fir Den 0cidJilocrtcn @ciltcs5lt.
itorlo nid)t bc5cidrneno Gcrlt9. mo
man miro iid) pieapidt bciicr ocs
Trcn1bluortes Somnolcn5 oDcr Des
bcfonntcrcn SomnumbuliSmllS be.
bienen, che Gin gccignctcS oeutidcs
@ort boiilr gciunbcn lit. - llebri-
gems lit Die fro9lid)e Griheinltng
olld) oIS cine Art bon ottipcm Nip
orildcn ertlGrt lporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06

hcn 3oppelloute OH fir 1t. oi iilr il
nto al fir ie; mar pergleidc golll
fir gut, mpio fir miioe, mai 'ilr
mic. Gic @rcn5linic I'M Siiocn iIIlo
@clten idliebt nod bic Ortc Scll-
gcnltobt unro Stcinbcim ON WtaIlt'
Sombrrg b. 5. So6c, Cohen, Sof'
6eirn, Gppitein, Sbitcin, Noltattcn,
3untcl, @cilbltr0 &crbort illloSll'
lertburO Gin.
5. Sos Mittclrbeinildc, bic
Ohunbort scr StGntc Wie@boocn,
Moin5, 0ronffurt mo Eormltoot.
Itcbt untcr Sen mittclfranfl'hcn
Munoortcn Der ShriItlpro6e an
nGdItcn. 2m Norhcn geborcn SIT
bicier Munbort 2ongcnidhpolbodl,
8icsboocn, @odbcin, 8ronfiurt,
9(itoifcn6ur0 uno 2obr ON Woin.
9(m Iinfen Hbcinuicr miro oos Wftt-
tclr6ciniidJc MIR in Woin5 nnb III
ocn nGhitcn gorortcn aciprod)cr.
6. Gas Eidlaiide bat, mic onS
benod)bnrtc O6eroeutid)e, fir Die
2outperbinblng It burfyueg Ift;
c@ bcibt BORT Gu gcbiht, CIT bold)t,
aoihpor, Neid)t, foift" iilr oGu
0ebit, Oh boit, aoipnr, Nelt, t%oltet."
tbs Eiol5iide iinoet iidl bollptlGf'
lid} olrf Dem linfcr Gbeimlfcr; ollf
Dem red)ten llfer gcbort bicr5u nIr
Der Strih bon Gaitb bis 8ciienbcint,
ionic Der Siibcn oCs mittcllrGrfi.
ld)en SprodpcbictcS Iil0lid) bon CT.
ncr 2inic, Die BON 0crrsbcim am
Hbcin bis alingcnbcrg om Moln
filbrt. Gom oberocutid)en Sprod)
9ebict begren5t, umfoBt Cs I'M Git
ocn nod sic St1otc @ermer%bcinr,
Wonnbcim mo Scibelberg; obcr
olldI @ornrS, &rclt5nod, Yin0cIL
GiioeSbcimL Sbcrlucicl geborcn gum
Ei0I5iidcrt.
0ic ongcfiibrtcn @rcnSlinicn lillO
llid)t 10 idorf mie btc @rcn5cn 5luci.
cr aulturiprofcm, 3. g. bes Gclt.
ifcn unb Sron5oliidcn. 3rildlcn
0cn cin5clnCn Wllnoortcn linoct oiCls
nlcbr MIR Gin olmoblider llcbCrs
gang itott; niht cine @rcn5linic,
ionbcrn cine breitc @%rCn55onc ifci.
oct tic bon cinonocr. Snncrbolb bic.
icr 3onc1 mllB obcr cine 2inic ola
8rcnBc onNcnommcr mcrOcn, I'm
oic iibcrolla grobe Wonnigioltigfcit
scr Wlnoorten belicr iibcrblldcn II.
or0nen 5t fonncn. Hotilrlidl Itcbcn
Ole Mirnoortert 6mcier bcnad)borter
Srtc, bic 5lpei ocridiCocncn @rrp.
pen %ongcborcn, chamber nGbcr, ais
Die Wumbnrtcn 5pcicr icbr cntIcrtte
ter Srtc, Die 81 bcrlclbcn 8rrlppc &C.
borcn. Sic @ctpobncr pot Gltpillc
lnb MiiocSbcim 3. 9. bobcn in ibrcr
Sprahc picl nlcbr @encininmes ais
Die Ginmobrcr BON Hiioesbcim uno
Scibclbcrg. j,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06

MIR ol5i, oft baucrnbeS Sicd)tbiml
o6cr id,nCllcn So0 bcrbcifiibrcn. go
bel oCIt innCrcn 8cbrolld bon CIR
icnit, Scr, IN fICinen Ioicn gci,om.
men, oCn NricnifeiIcr boiler uto Bill,
bcltoer cridcincn lGbt. llno mcld)e
llnllrnrlCn lpcrocn iobroua iobrcin
fir iogcnonnteS dlonbcitalittel o,lav
Dcgcbcr, BON 0cncn picIc, olli Ole
2cid)tglGllbigfeit beS Eublifrm& ipc.
tulirenb, Den Snbrifontcn oiel Wclo
e%in6ringen. Sd)onbcitspfIege2 @e.
nib, obcr noturgcmGBc. Nid)t% fam
bic S6onbeit oe& aorpcrS ipirfIid)
lno iuirflontCr forocrn pna nidyt 5u.
gleif ollh Die @eiun0bcit 81 forocrn
I'M StorlGc lit, mo Niles, lunS nitf
bic @%cilul0bcit porthcilboft cintpirtt,
1T ol,dD Elm S0rocrltllgsnntttcl Der
torpcrlidcn SdIonbcit. 2obcr linb
cine noturgcnlabc GiGtctit uno cine
griinolihc @olltpilege, oo5u ou@gic.
bige @cpc9iing III friId)er 2uit, &c.
iunbc luitige @obll INTO Sd)lnirGll.
me Sollptcriorocrnib elmer pcrnilnf.
tigcn Sfonbcit@pilcgc. Gob Die MO.
bcrnc dcnliid)c Suoritrie uno Sed].
nit inn 9ltnoe nit 6crr Sortid)ritten
Der mcoi5iniidcr @iiicnidoit oltd)
lpirfinnr fosmCtiId)e Wtittel bergc.
itcQt bat, peld)c bic oiGtiifclr Wc.
tbo0cn Der Sfonbcitspflegc iuirfiom
mtcritiibcn, lit iclbitperItGnolid). -
IiCic ncllcn piiiCrrifoitlid)cn Shon,
bcitsn,ittcI pcriprcdIcn freilid) feline
Wilnocr bes &iebrci5cS itlro Der Scr
iiiuguna ober Tie plrfen uno boltcn,
moS tic pcriprcd)cn. Soiptiodlc biir.
fen tic bci Der Sd)olhbcitSpfle9c nidt
ieill, b0fitcn@ 3utbutcn. Gle no
tiirlidc Shonbcitapilcae 5citigt Die
better Griolgc, niht bic fiinitlidcn
MittcIdcn. @oa bic @eiunobcit Tor
ocrt, boS forOcrt aud, bic Shonbcit
uro bciuobrbcitct bic y9ortc @0tbc's:
Nir iuld} Gin @cicn mo9 id) prcilcn,
Toa iriif nrO lcbcnalultig Quilt;
Iic Sdonbeit lit lid iclber iclig,
Tic Inmutb mod)t nnipiocritcblIh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
Sic Mmnoarten in Scilcn .Nailan.
8on Gr. S. GeiS = Moin5.

Sn u~tiercr Sugen0 bobcn mir ge-
0lou6t, ooB Die Wun6nrten cine Der
idacdtcrtc Sdriitiprndyc ooritellCn.
Son oicicm 8loitben lit man ieBt
nv SCI, i~peitelten areiien obgcfom'
men, uro sluor nit oollem &cd)t;
oern nid)t Die geidricbcnc, ionocrn
oic gciprofcne Sprnhc biloet oell
unmittcIboren Iusbrlld ocS Bolts
ocnfens uno 8olfScmpiinbcn3, mo
in ser Milnbort 5ci9t icocr Soils
itanm mebr, oIs in Der Srad)t mo
in ocn Gubcren 2cbcnS9ctuobnbcl-
ten, Die ibm eigentbiimlidc 9cgo.
bluna nnb @ciitcsridtnn9.
Sic bel,tidycn MlnlbnrtGn 5~criollcn
in orci S%oupttbcile.: - nicbcrocltlh,
nrittcIoeptif lpb o6crbclti6. Sic
@rcn5lii,ic 5luiidcn nicbcr- nno
n~1ittelocutify ifneioet Den Tbein,
norblid bon GiiiicIoori, sic 5l,loo
n0rbli6 bon aoiicl, bic @lbc r0rb-
lidy bon @ittenbcrg unO bic ODER
liiolid bon Sronfiirt. Sic @rcr5li-
nie slpiifen mitteI- unb obcrbelttlb
idncioct ccr Hbein iilblidl bon Ger.
n~lcrSbcinL bcn Hcdnr lilolid) bon
Gbcrbod, gcbt norblld ilbcr Woln,
Spciiort mo Rbon bis IN sic N0bc
bon &olicl rno lpenoct lid) hont
oitlidy iibCr ocr Sbiirin9cr @olb,
Glitter mo G~r5gebirgc nod Der ia.
piidcn SprodNren5e.
Ser pidti0ite ltnteridic0 5pilfcn
r%ticocrocutid unb mitteloelltld liegt
in ben 2nlltcn D, t, t. Snt gtlcocr.
bcl,tidpn ioGt man lopcn fir lollfen,
tcbn fir jeblL Ioten fir lolicn, ma.
fen fir modpn. Ser Wittcloclltlhc
BOT y. no Scr Obcroeutld)c, iuie III
Scr Shriitiprohc. pi bot. Gr 'o9t
uid,t T'ieiic. Eiuno, tlopIcn, bilpicr,
ionocrn Eeii, Elinb, Hoppe, bippc.
Tie Wltn6ortcn in Sciicn . Noiiun
ocborcn 81, bCm irGllfild)cn Sbcil Der
mittclocittldcn Wun0oricn, % obcr
Ser ironfild)c Golfsitoinm olld) ilbcr
Nicoer. unb Nbcrociitlflono Der.
brcitct lit, nCnlten mir biclcn nlttcl.
bcutihclt S6CiI mittclirunfiIdl. Gas
Mittclfr1ufildlc ,crf0lt in lcdIs I'M
tcrobtbciIun9cn.
1. ToS Hiploriidc bon Gililcl.
borf bis Ncmpieb lit cine llcbcr.
0ongsnunbort sipiidcn nicbcr' n1o
mittclbc,itid nno bot nod Dielc ME.
bcrocutidrn Gigentbiimlid)feiicn.
=. Gas N~icocrbeliiifc I'M NorO.
often uniercS 8cbietes bof 9lcid, bcm
Micbcrbertifcn picliod) / fir CT, II
fir ou; cS iogt Sils fir Sous, SUIT
fir Sout, Nlll fir @oitI, glid) fir
glcidl fin iiir iein. IS nmfobt
5uei Trittcl oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aoiicl, cincn SbeiI bon @olbed utb
cinen oItIidNn SipfeI BON Sbcrbci.
icm Gic Siibgrcn5e biloet cine 81.
mic, Die lid, bon Sillbo aus nod,
Morbmcitcn critrcdt nnb oubcr Sui.
"a nod, 9ontcrbah Sombcr9 a. &.
nto @ilNunQcn umidbicbt.
3. Gos @citirdnfiif,e crinnert at
oaa NieocrOcutid)e MIR nod IN hcn
@ortd)cn eft. Dot. ipot, oaet," Die es
iilr Die bodOcutid)cn @orte res, ooS,
lpoS, oQcS" gebraltd)t. Gie Siio'
9rcl,5c ihnciOct oen &beir iiiolid
bon @cppnro. eebt iiber Die Sobn
oltlih bon 2inpbiirg, bon oo nod
&orocn ln6 idliebt nod, Sabantor,
@cltcrbir9 uno Siegen elm.
4. Gus 0~berbeiiiidye iinter'feioct
tidy bon Ncn iiiolid,cn Wnnnorten
bauptiafIid ourh Die ei%eentbiimIi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
Shlnftrnnfcn brit.

GoS WcluuBtlcin 0cS iUoden Mcl-
idcn lit Der 3uitonh, IN Dem icin
8eilt burdJ &crmittllng Der Sinne
in tb1tigcr &%crbinOrng nit Der all-
benluclt itcbt. Gicier 3ultono fam
pcrldieocnc TcrGnocrlmgen mo
| S%torltn0cn crlcibcn. bon bcrcn citi.
&C, mic Der Sd)lui, bon ~0ciunocr No'
tur iino. un0crc oogeNcn frontbolt.
Wobrid)cinlid) bcltCbcn lpGbrcno bcS
SdploicS gelpiiic Torgonge I'M &c.
birn tort. iiir Die man n%eucroingS
Die 9cjeihrlr0 bcS ltnbclpu6tleinS
erfllnbcn bot, mo an Die ocrltcnid
bei'm Grluodcn 0%cip0bnlid) gor feline
Grinncrun0 bat. Sit cincGrinrcrltng
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