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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
Die elcoou, Der Etsn: etner srai

uno bet sie ibrer &Ici6er bingt bon bern bon
i6r aetrageien Gprfrt ab. &ies III eS, ma5
SroIien bbbii an6lebeio une bepnnoert mu6t.
@iele Sfmer5en ftno aitf erg9ethniirte biligs
bcbiuoerii. Sas ,ssabe Guriet" 1T oas eill5iee
Gorfet anf ocm Wtdrft, ipel6es fretes slibeins
boIcn ~eeitntiet. ,gSaoe Gpriet" Earlurs, sr,
1908, sprosGbarlrs' StraRe. (Sebr1a.1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
6crn,onn 81. 5immcrmnnn.

IS iiarb am 81. Srli 1906 0crunnn q. EttI'
hermann ~GcIiebtcr @utte oer neriior9eIel S2.
pbia Zimmerman, 81 Sabre alt. sic teCr0l
gilng tinoet Hpnueritng, ocH :. E%luBnlt Mad.
ntittqas / llbr. bon Der &obnulg iclllct SH'tu,
III. 'G22. 9Seit- Gumuun= StrdGc, ans dul oef
pGuuhun Bari GcmcicrN" itutt,
CEitleburn mo Ct, gOut9 Sctttn0ci lloAcH
g~etdltaii cupircu.
Sic troucruocu 0iutcrbltrOencn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
oirrourm mirb Ocionut acmant,

oub hcr 0tauor nm Siuoiralb bon Baltimore
criu6t Ucroen iollcn. SterrettzgtlcO 81 cont
nclultircu mo ourb SubrCbcn, 5luuil5ig 6uG
brett. pOn Der 9%turouita Seitc Der GroB StruGe.
hrctb1nocrt mo breiBiN Silb nOrobilIlh. his
Iir Silnieitc Der 0umblirg=StruGe; Oie Sitnuits
Scitc beiuRtcr Stcrrcit 9tlCp. luic ic cot0en=
ntrt uub oHr0gcbrohcn lucrocl fol-. tou ein=
Gultocrt mo fiinfunoitniBig 6ub 1urpcitlib bon
uno purulcl init oct gtur0lUclt=Seitc bon Rucd'
Stru6c Iduieu;
lluo uuGcrocm cine itcut sun Drciic gmcb
N cOuhcutuiren mo onrdiubrcdclt, bon Der
gturblutit Scitc Der Stcrrctt glncN. mic in obt1t
orct uuo 6rciBi0 Su'. mtcbr oocr mcili1tr; ole
Siiopcit-Scitc o~criCIbCu iDu parallel init ltIo
in ciucr GnIicrnIrN rou lilniuIbiicbIiG Gui
norboitli6 BON ocr %!iorooit Seitc Der Grob- Ctr,
IduiCL Ncioe in llcbCrciUilirlmtlg init nelu
@luHc bciuatcr 9llcDS. oct am 5~lueitclt la0e
oCs 1uli 1906 I'M 9HlrCdu Der StrdbcrnurCDs
hrltdos Gominiiiirc cinNcreibt puroe, mn Der
ih icpt mtcr bcrt Notlmclttcn bciaBtcn Nits
rcuuS %bCfiHbet.
tNulit11S,25 ;9tuRt SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

WnTttmurc. btn 10. 5uli lDO6.
9ucn buratt interciitricn Ecrionen miro bier
nit Tubridt crt6cilt oaE Der Stuoi Sl9clieur,
mic es nurh Den glbi1uiit 81 s NrtlLcl As.
oCS Baltimore Stuot Goocr n0n 1898 lSlppie7
mcni) uerlaHgt miro, bcn crtIdrclocn FlnlI mo
bic observation-disclosures iiir ole 9ttoelllrltltG,
EfIGItcrHnp Imn Observation-Disclosures oct
gllcUs "a" ~" uuo g." iroll6cll Solns ltlo
Giraffe, IN 0icicw NiIrrdn bintcrlcNt bat.
gtlc ouOuu bCrilbrtcI EcriOllcl ltlo Ocrchs
tipt. inucrbulh 80 LuNct, nom Sdttm oteicr
yiott5 an. int Baltimore StaotNcrt6t nnrn
pclttrCIt.
0arrg y. puupcr,
9tcQiitrntur ocr Stu0t baltimore.
lNnLi1I .Is.2l, glIAlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
0nrl ON1n. Viihenfirdlcn.

IS ffarb am -. 5rlt 1906 Nnrl gsn'. SiIhen'
iirdlcu. |oclicbtcr Subu pct gCiI6elm s. mo
GIiinhrtb' qirrrftrhcu. i'm HlIttr ppn 10 SuGreu
ilb ii Motaicn. sic @ceroiPun0 iiubct Dttt
NOD, bcn /. Nnpuit 1906. %Ytudmitta0s nm 3
llbr, pm Der @5ubutag acr Silent III. m
Nluro Srcmuut ztruGc, ans lintt. Netietlltg
nif Der .pouoon- arr GcHetCrp." t2l2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
Inhn StCin.

IS itarb ant ~. 5ult 1906 5oDH stctn, &C.
Iiebtcr @nttc BON NturU StctlL ihi b6. Ge9cllS'
iu1rc. Sic @rcrptRnnN ltHoet W'tthv9dl, Mad'
JIr, tGOI JGnlfcr Strubc, ans itati. @ciictuna
priuuitm AMI Ocr Sat 2uiprsG cnetcrp,"
(219..t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
lorraine.
WEFFNF
Mn{crffd1 - QSorf1rtto - Il

Maicrtid - 9nrfarti1 Srteolidh.
gSeltlidD bon gGulbruof Jein uno eine babe
WciIe. Venutt ole init EotpbaitGr be5eifneie
gtortbs gtOcmue.@ar, Sreie Gutiden ~GabuIiita9s
am terminus. 9rcife bon 9eardbuiBpldbcn
lett Ipc8tca. Qci6te Bebinainoen. SeIepbun-
6aton 223. YHreou: 6rGnaiu. uno @inbior.
WuabS. NerIuuat 9rof6iire. (Wtai4.15.G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

Sic &erlu1 tie Scr 6ener-
pcrii6erllnga @eieuidoften III gan
Ironcisco iinO iebt ~ieltNeItcIlt. Sic
bclouicn lid ori t32,S23,OOO Collars,
Die BON 16l @cieQl6oltcn 5l bcglet.
dbcn litb. Gouon e%ntinllcn att aus.
l1noiide@cieuihoitcn nobc5n 5o Mil
lionen Collars. 0~nrlntcr orcl crGlls
idc, bon ocncu jcoc nit iibcr bier unO
cine nit uahcjl bier Miuionen Col
lars eiu5uitcbcn bat. sic bod)lten
Summcn bat ole ,SortforO- 6euerper-
iid}erurtg IN &artioro, Gonn., nit g..
tS6.701 Collars 81 5ublen, Gle AZ
@eieaiduitcn ocs StooteS Nem-Yort
boben iiber If Wfi1iorelt 81 cntrid)-
ten, Die s. @eieaid)oiten onOcrer
Stooten RUM 9O1a WiGioncn. God,
iinO mande @ciellidoftcn ourd Hiid'
pcriihcrung tbcilmeife gcoedt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
9cfanntmadJungcn.
1epnrtcment fir 5ffcutide si6rrGcii, Snnten,
5ubsS Cpartcments .Siirenu oc9 UcDnhoes
SuipcTturs. MntllnuS.

- VI 3 Z 3 ~ - -
Hoitcruni6Idgc pcrbel bon Der GontrGiia
Ncbbroe Der Siuot Baltimore fir ole 9rrt9s
tuna cincS sinner IN hen Gidt9blelt oeo 9tdtQ
baufce ftr ben @e6rulb pes NtnOoro uno
StahtrGtbcs ~cntgcgen Nen0fHnICu.
g%lngcbute nliiiicl in Ocriiegcllet Golioeria an
oelt oNourb Of 9tpGros" u~Orciitrt mo u%llslueIls
dig nit Der &iuIfdrift Bio for Sinner III Sl4ht
Courts" bel orn. Surru 3 0Oopcr, Stuots
)teGiiirator, IN bcicn Office in ItatbbaiS nm
oocr Dor If ll6r WiorGcls an Wtittiuodl, oelI
s. gLl9uit 1906. 6iutcrlcgt iUcroerL
3eocS Ntaebot lnub BON cinclt bcglanbl9teit
Gbed i'm @etruge bon $500, an ocu Wtapor mo
SlGbirntb Der Staot Baltimore aIsGelieut' be-
, alCttct lciu.
Ser crfolaretde Gicicr nluB IN llcberetnltiii.
miug ocs itdotii6cu Charters IN Ncil9 aul
Guntrdfte NitrgiCbGit iicIct.
3ci6nunGcu mo Spc5iitfutioHcti inlulcll III
Der Office pes @cbduoes &ntpcitor2 an llllo
nu6 Dem n, SuIi 1906 in NlGenibcliI 9cllonl'
men lpCr0en.
Die Vc66roc bcbdlt lid has Ncht cor, irGcno
luclGe ODER ale NngCbott 6ltrIldbltipelefl.
GoUGrb Z. Grcituh
GcbdIOCs Snlpcttor.
@utGcbci6cu:
u. GfnD SimarrS,
WtuDur uno 9lrdltocut Der GuliruttsVc0utn
TuItD- % On IL .Nttt,t . q 4 q n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
QuuNpn E Harf.

Ter bnnptidd!ihite 6ricbBoi In Baltimore.
9lrcnl: $50 WIDER. - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SB1rter.
gu ieoer 1eit etret6tar. 5iinf Gents 6ubr.
Gclo bon allen StaottbeiIen. StrdBctbabn,
g~Su1aun5 p%aiiiren ben 6aaptetnaailg aue bret
Minuten. 9SnrmcS 9Surte6tmlner fir Sulde,
bic Den Srteo6of bel raubeRl gSciter beiudeil.
9'c0rdbnibplibe AT fcbr mdBigell 9reiien,
Idmnttlib inter ioriludbreilOer BlIeqe.
9iirrau: 9r. 81, tsSaratpBa. StraRe.
CAN'T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
@n[tin1nrc Hrmctcrn.

SRrenu: SrnntlinsSIb1 Baltimore. II. GurtbItr.
Neardbni6pldse sum SerfuIIt - bon $25 at.
nit WlarntorpioitcH dbgegreil5t $35 8ldb
fir bier 9rdber. (Sunt10,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
Ghriitia1t MiQer,

qci0enbciiaticr rrb g~inbaIfamirer.
HurOpet.Gdc 3ciicriuu'etr. II. @iumtiurc's tue.
3ucig: Rr.122l, 0iaBlanb.9lOc, SioBlnnOtuwu.
Midbigc 3rciie.
e. & 7. Yboue - gBolfe 220O.
(Suli2O, 12Uttc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
CONNER = HcIOrts.
Ntluntic Gitp.
1ntrl WiltfItrr.

EeeamsGnoc Der @lrginias AUeine.
SullcrbdI6 lpeniper Gbrittc bon Dem %bcritGmtcn
Vuarbmult. non bcu BierS un0 allen
GCrgtitpltngcn,
r5be @iltihire," MODERN bis in bic ileinften
Gin5clDeiicn, ~oiicrirt Ole INSTRUMENTATION ntes
briGcH Staten bon $3.50 pro &Omc. $3.50
pro Sdn.
3tmiHcr cnsSuite nit pributim BABE, Cons
ncn Rurlur, @leOatOr bon oct Strdbe, Srbciter.
CSuui29| z. 2. YBUebnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

&c st. %ouI &olfa g."
ihrcibt: Ser &crilld, Ocn cini9c
iibcrciirigc ct. @oulcr 2emod)t be-
ben, unicrcr 9lttcn Stoot an OcIr
.SonntaQcn cinct 10 icitcn Nedcl mli.
iuicbeL mic cr in ct. Souia mo
onOcrcn unicli9cu StGOten onge'
brud)t moroCn iit Oorf pobl dis &c.
'l6citert anGcicbcn mcrocn; nnlcre
b6diten Stootabcnmten ltno 81 ltbt.
rol benfenoe 2cute, nm lid) III leId)t,
iinniocr @ciic nit elmer modtlgell
Sto0t 81 iibcrpcrfen. Ger &orld)IoJ
bort iih b%cionocrs sur 3eit zines
SGngerfeItca biibid al nno loIIle
pom oeutihen Eublitum Ifon aus
Dem @runoc nid)t pergelIcn luerOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
6. 4 y. unO @lO. selepbOuc
SObn @. Scnfcl,
Dir. GOi. Glib SHARP = strahe,
III Der Ncidlcnbcitnttcr,

tuclber ole guftrdae itetS sur 2ufrieoenbett
ul5librt. Sic bon ibn bcDunoclen Gctben ions
net geobcn lana lic9crt. obne DIE oerilteitcn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 8ctgeit. Srnll 2entel III
o%ruontrte Ginbaliamirerili, uno 1T Die @ebano'
lung bon 5raueuIei0cn oeren Spc5taIitat.
CNnUl0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

Sin SdDritt in Der red)teR GidJtnng,
Spurt % 9rU6cnt at aleu- critifaIIiucu
ScgrdEaiieH,
Sin ib6ucr GdrQ, entneoer nit
TbiuurBcm Iud cocr iueibem ooer
gruuem Rlitlds llc6er6ug, NlleS fir
SurgsGiniuB. &egribntB . In5etge,
SinbdlidmirIiIg Der Setde, GVE
Irulcrflor, g Rnar SarOf6ube, GEV
Setlnruq oeS 6rG0eS,
gGi6enungeH lno 3 feline Gut,6eu.
Winiam Supf, 2eihcubeiuttcr,
Nortbs unn @rcennDuntsglDe. 9etoe IclepbC1 ne,
GSun1t ,GWiie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

SRI be 10 ar e. Ameritc q,
mo Die Giieubo6nr0uocrct florirta,
Jest miro Oos 8eidaft audi IN Gu,
ropu Wtooe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
N6FHFT'DHSH "" ~""FT'"
TOl6eiterz 8ea0.
- -
Sn poGem @fan5e er0fnet.
Der sroRartise Samiliens& eiort.

9rn6tooue 9aris. neiie 9Im%ifements utS
9ltiruttionen; brribmte Doc. MabI5eiieu; GuIS'
iuoiicrs@ao; periu0t mo bcipd1rt. Diiiil bon
Der aupeue oes 8. GeGimcnts, Scnem GefdIt
eS In SuI6efter.
Mnnmntbs 6ampicr ,r2onlie." @ohentugcn
(alsgenomucn 9ienfidgs, 9OnnerfiueS uuo
5reitags), $50 &orm uno $50 gnbm. 9ieH'
itug, 2onneritae uno Sreitag. $50 Sorm.; 200
mo G.25 Tabm,; EXTRA Boot $40 gtu6n;.;
an Gonntaeen; 900 gornt. unb 230 giuDrt.
Bette SaniIientage MontGe uno WItttuo1. Der
uiciite 9Iab.
1ie feinIte -Four In Der BeIt fir 25e. Jtn.
bait fir G6uIen uno @%eieafbaften. @tIihe
ielne Saten offeu.
(Q(at26-T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

Gie @uttih pes 3 t a + /
Eruit Yrdii6mtcn2 Gorctl bot III
NepoOa eiilen Gbei6eioumBa Ero-
.3cB oll6Gngia 0cmoft. @ibt obrr
tcin nellc@ 6rciicn fir ole Scnia.
TONS &rciie, Ocm Oo9 S6ciOum0S.
Gctrct lit o6uc uicl &Iimbim bcrpil
,li0t mprocn. Milo fein meitcrcrFitt2
burQer SfonOol, mcitigitcna uorl0ll.
liz nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

sc d) / d) eoerG ngltb den
2iicratrr pon ben Gltciten Soften BIS
CUR @cgcmuurt" bon Yrolellpr Or.
GidorN Miiltcr. Terlog OcS 9ibllo'
grapbcn &nititttS III Seip5tg. Gas
Merf crideint IN Der 5mciten Gnfloae.
Shon oua ipridt iiir ieine Sretfllf'
felt, Die nit Observation-Disclosures 8rii1o'
Iid)feit unO @ebicgenbeit Der Cartel
litn9 cinen Icbcnoigen, tlaren Stpl per
binbet, 10 ouB ooS Wcrf ipeiteltell
areiiep 5u0dngli6 lit. Gie 9seiloils'
aube miro mclentlid) crmeitert oltrdl
einen ncltcn Nbid)nitt, Der Die moro
amcritoniidc 2itcrutitr b%ebonoelt,
mos fiir inns Nmerifnncr belonoerH
miinldrnSlucrth lit. @bcnlo ut Der
2iterotltr Der iiingiten 8egenipori
ollsiiibrIidc Gnrltelung 9eluorocll
3ublrcid)c gut 9cipGblte uno fem aus
geiilbrtc %qllltrotionen uno Is soc
iilnilcs@ eiloGen peronid)uillihelt Der
Cert. SnS Ncrt crideint III 10 Slc
ferun9cn SIT jc | Marf oOer III 5ipc
@nlblcOcr S6rocn 5l le 9Ra'iart o.
9icnnlg. Hie7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

&n Dem &ortic Gbci 6ei.
bunB@ Bro5cB bc}culen }rpci Frt'
BOT GetcftiOs, oob lie ijh bricflihc5
9cpcismutcriol Ourh Cciincn cinca
aoiicrs perihoift 6Gttcn! lollcS8irtb'
ihuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01
SOBn Scrluig & SObn.
2ethcnDeltnttcr un0 Ginbnlinmtrer.
Mr INNS AnIrnnG zIrnhr

Rr. zoos, LrlcanssS trdbt.
8tuelgqefhdft; ttr. 624, &ulterrsgloenue,
Sigblalotolun, Baltimore Gountu
gStr BADEN in utrcrcr idlgen @clbufiSprnrls
grnI mo Reid ~hcerDigt. Sino nit gertnAeM
Yrofit 3utrieOen. Die %ieiniten Nuti6en gelie'
fCrt fir 6ob5ette't, lutcrbnltunoetl uno npoere
Selesen9citen. geibc Telephone. CUlnt2s.tO
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@utacbcibcu:
gareau bcS toot.Neoiitratore.

WtaDur mo &rdiioeut Der Guniratts Ne0trne,
Slll27, rs, 30,3t ;gluBt, 2,34,6.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

SeI6ititdnOigfcit oui0cbcn uitO 9ln.
ihluB an Die Ser. Stooten iud)cn?
Canada proipcrirt and 10, unO miro
in 3utunft nod mcbr proipcrircn ulO
Ou& icI6it o6nc @Od50ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

Sn M inncnpoIi9 of bic
icr Gage ooS oGncompmcnt De-
@ranO grmD" ltottiiuocn, lin MN
Die StroBen m0aIihit rein 5ll bubcll,
bat man ole Sinner sum &%ctncmofcn
ongercgt rio cine Dtcngc YrciIc Oo.
.filr oltSgciebt. Gtc Sinner iHlcpps
ten benin aud an cincm Gage 90
600 8uid)cl llnrptb juInmmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

Or. 8illiom :. @orri@,
Der longjG6rigc mo tiitti8c Commit.
Jar unicrc9 Gr5icbmgamcicna, erboIt
ans Dem Carnegie GouOa iiir icinc
9roBcn &crnienitc nm bic Sdulcn oea
2onoea cine iG6rlihc &cniion porl
5000 Collars. Or. @orri9 lit Der
Grite, Dem 0ieic 4ncrcnmm8 jl tbetI
miro, unO CT bat lic pcrOient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

RuiieQ sac u q 6 a i
miro AMI 100 Mtinioncu 0ouorS &c
ihGBt. &or 5lpei &obrcn nod idpor
Der }(lte, oob lem pcri0nIidcS ii.
gcnt6um ni6t iibcr }Wci Ntiuioncll
bctroqe. @arum miro Der 9toAlaG
niht mcgcu io]brclundcr Steuerblll'
tcr}ic6ung nit 9cidloG bcIc8t?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

Sn Ote1en SaQcn limo c@
ncun Sabre, boB Scr 6orihcr N1rorc
I'M 9ouon ohfiticq I'M Otn'. Noro'
poi 81 fiitoer.o Seitocm lit Der mo-
gcmutbigc Wfdiin utO icinc 8e9Iciter
pcrihollcn. Scbt io0 Inn in StOd-
bolml Gin 0cnfmol crrldtct rpcr0cn.
@crtuuit elm Noltimorer
Mirtb am Sonntog EN- @lo@ Bier,
Damn bat i'm Die 8oli5ci 8Icid 6ei'nr
@icfel. Sat er an Sountog &c.
idlpiicn, Damn leercn inn Ginbrcdcr
Ocu NeI0l6ronf aus lmO Die Goli3ci
bat oieGicbe nid)t bci'm @ictcl. 81
0unln1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-01

GGfnriiuncn per 9ampfcr.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-01-18
Bonnie Patton.

(By Rev. Jas. b. Converse, of Morris
town, Tenn, one of the ninety mis-
sonaries of the Society of Soul Win
ners, the American Inland Mission. }
Bonnie Patton lives in East Tennes-
see, at the foot Of one of our mountains.
She is thirteen years old. She is @
pretty girl, the Oldest of three sweet
and modest girls of whom any father
might be proud. She went to public
school asst fall.
| asked her "Who made you?" and
she said, "God." | asked her about
Christ, and she did not answer. / sup.
posed that she was silent through bash
fitness; but her mother told me that
she did not kdow about Christ. There
are hundreds thousands--of Bonnie
Pattons in the mountains Of East Ten
nessee.
A girl thirteen years old who las
very indestinct ideas about God and
knows nothing at about Christ, is 6
heather child. There are thousands o
heather children in our mountains.
Why did not Bonnle's mother til
her about Christ? She seemed to takt
good care of her house and her childreI
such wife as any man would be for
tunate to have. She explained it b.
saying that they had "just come out o
the moudtains. Three things wer,
involved in her statement. First, tina
she was able to hear preaching yer.
seldom. Second, that the preaching
she could hear alluded very seldom +
Jesus Christ, but was chiefly abuse 0
those who differed in opinion from th
preacher. And third, that she coul
not belong to a church without inyoly
ing herself in a ceaseless wrangle.
Why did not Bonnie learn about Je
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-01-18

we won't be the one to keep it from
being unanimous. We will be candid.
We are as crooked as a gourd OF fishin'
worms. Our record would make 0
grape vine look like Lombardy pop
lar and a rams horn look like spirit
level. We are not proud and we are
approachable by any of our feller citi-
zens who will hand us sumpin. We are
agin railroad corporations; but we
will alus have chunk Of railrod pass
es on our person big enough to choke a
coou dog. When we get to Washing
ton we will put up at the Overlook Inn
SO we won't have to go ont in the night
air fer nuthin'
We have robbed a stage coach in
Walia Wdlls, dealt from the bottom on
hlinl man at Yum Yum, poured ker
oseen in our best friends shoes, ate
green's with our knife, promised to sup
/ pLIt EtNGu tbuuluhttS iCt bhb OiiNt HuN
voted for none Of them, swore ourself 9
pauper before the assessor and mill
ionaire before the insurance man af
ter the fire.
We are O church member and pass
around the contribution box at meetin
so that we can substitute lead nickel
fer good ones. We have given widow
aud orphans advice and then took wha
they had We have painted stripes ol
mules and sold them for zebers. w
have pulled up our neighbor's greel
corn. We have broke all the com
mandments and cursed because ther
wuz no more to break. We have nc
paid debt or refused drink since th
surrender. We have gone ell the gait'
We are the limit, and our friend shoul
rally to our support, confident that "
can not 60 wrong. -Hsrdeman Ere
: Press.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-01-18
MAY Hold l'p Nomination.

Washington, ID. c., Jan. II. Tho
Ohio senators are up in arms against
the confirmation of Dick Austin, of
Knoxville, TO be consul at Glasgow,
Scotland.
Senator Dick says that President
Roosevelt had agreed positively to re-
tain Sam Taylor in that post. What is
to come of it is problematical, but if
senatorial courtesv prevails and Aus
tins confirmation is held up indefinite.
ly, Taylor holds ON indefinitely. To
the complaint of an Ohio member that
the president should not remove an
Ohio man to accommodate a Tennessee
man "Boss" Brownlow reioined eff
he gives man any Office at all he will
have to remove an Ohio man"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-01-18
Whole Number II23.

BigelOW ReterateS Panama Canal Charges
Poultney Bigelow, for whose presence
before the Senate Committee ON Inter.
oceanic Canals subpoena was issued
yesterday, has signed letter on
"Panama" in today's Times. The
communication in part follows:
1.-TWO things are notable to him who
reads the signs of the times. No Ger
man historian touches modern Hohen.
zollern history. No American engineer
of standing cares to be identified with
the Panama Canal. This is momen-
tary, only, we are happy to believe.
My own purpose in going to Panama
was to look at the conditions under
which the negro laborer is compelled
to live.
"My charges against our administra-
tion are those which any independent
observer would have made under anal
ogous conditions and with analogous
experience of the negro in tropical
countries.
"These charges Mr.. Taft does not
meet.
81 have made several broad charges,
and 1 authorize the trustees of the
Boston University to withhold my sal
ary for the coming year if these charg-
es are not substantially true.
"To determine the question it is ali
surd to call IN as witnesses men who
have political axes to grind. | am will
ing to abide by the brief yes or no OF
any one with a respectable standing
among average men of clean business
records. 1t will cost no more to send
such a man to Panama that to print
pamphlets denouncing those who criti-
cize the canal commission.
"Colon today is mainly a swamp, in
to which is dumped all the human ex-
crement of the negro population, and
where this population is compelled to
sleep. There is no water at Colon save
this swamp water and what can be col
locted by the dripping from the roofs
of the shanties,
"lhe sanitary inspection of Colon is
shame. The negroes are leaving in
lage numbers, by reason of Legitimate
grievance, which is matter of common
knowledge.
"Mr Taft can hire hundreds of poll
ticians to call me offensive names, but
until he procures respectable engin-
eer or man of business to indorse the
present state of administration of the
canal zone, no amount Of government
printing will afford him any real com
fort. /"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-01-18

home man.-many of the citizens of
that section desire it understood that
their action was not meant as an alfront
to Judge Bond, for, under ordinary
circumstances, they would have sup.
ported him for any office. But tie
people were, and always have been,
emphatically against Cox, and they
did not like the attitude of Judge Bond
toward the governor, as expressed in
the judges speeches here the speeches
in question being almost entirely de-
voted to an unfriendly spirit to Patter-
son, and they could not but feel that
they were playing into Cox's hands by
supporting Bond. 1t was also under
stood that many of Bonds most influ.
ential friends were unwilling to have
the second instructions go to Patter-
son, in case the first went to Judge
Bond. The result was, the people
rose in their might and showed what
they thought OF Cox.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-01-18
NEWS-SCIMITAR NOTES.

We didn't have no turkey, but we had
a pone OF cornbread and pan of poi
Ticker which was just as good. Harde-
man Free Press.
We quit no loser on the banks that
busted down to Memphis. We had
notes most due in both OF them. -
Hardeman Free Press.
II they let us gang with that detec-
tive who has line on Beale street
booze we will come down to Memphis
and serve on the force for board and
washing. .-Hardeman Free Press.
A Memphis man came nigh onto
death in st. Louis because he split a
bottle Of beer with stranger. Served
him right He should have drinkt il
all hissef or split bottle of booze
with his new friend. .-Hardeman Free
Press.
We sometimes hear blamed fools say
that if they had money they could make
money. If we had money we wouldn't 7
try to make money. We would buy
something and have a gourd full Of il
at hand whenever the thirst microbe
bit us. Hardeman Free Press.
Does the new city administration
know there's q hole in the sidewalk
down near Big Johns place? We was
down to Memphis and would fell in
it, but we was taking both sides Of the
street and didn't happen to be on that
side when we passed. Hardeman Free
Press.
Cy Lyle is actin mighty biggoty
because he claims to have hoss that
is city broke. We don't see nuthin'
to nitrate over in bein' city broke.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-01-18

We get city broke every time we go
down to Memphis and there's nuthin'
to it but walk back home. - Hardeman
Free Press.
The old way is good enough for us.
The doctor man what tells us that the
mosquito brings yellow fever may be
all right, but we will stick to our friend
who tells US that good licker keeps it
away, We wonld rather die by the old
way than live by the new way. Hard
eman Free Press,
We was a gittin' sort o soured on
Memphis The brewry trun us down
an the barkeeps gave ms the CLASSY eye
when we tried to run our face Now
that a new brewry is TO open we are
beginning to think Memphis aiu't SO
worse New beer must be circulated
and advertised and we are It Harde
man Free Press
That doctor man from Germany who
announced that the bite Of a girl was
more poison aud deadly than the bite ot
any snake should have told us if snake
bite medicine is good for girl bite. We
have been suake.bit many time anC
may get girl-hit at any time, and w
want to know whether to keep two Jug
or one Hardeman Free Press,
Mssus Butt, leading wimmin'
rights advocate sez the wimmin ough
to vote and ride hosses clothes PHI
fashion. We are with Missus Butt
but suppose the wimmin prefer the oil,
way? And how are they going to car
ry their poll tax receipts and registra
ton papers in their clothes? TIL
thing can't be did so long as win
min is wimmin. .-Hardeman Ere
Press.
We don't have to do it, because on