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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

tnltropbe Derein5ubred)en id)ielt, 10
ipcniJc Uenoiien ioarrn gefommcn.
Ginenl iGlpaAct Monlle mare 0a.
l;Qla Der Mutb o%ciunfen aber 9Gu-
quit Sd}ntiOt nabm 1cra0c an jencm
Hben6 Die 3iigcl letter in Die Sono.
Bon ieincm @lllt ais beidmor CT oie
@etrctcn a%l55nGarren o6cr CT
iclbIt lucr0c, menn iif Ger &rcis per.
rinGern iolite, Den ilitQcn 9ltlO 10
len, feline Scrjcnaipiinide oernihtef.
lln0 lie fomen lpieOer; ileue @enoI-
len folgtcn ibnen, 0uS muIifoliide
8ien ianotc gldn5enOc @ertreter -
Stauoi9l SRI, Hroh, 9inoer, 9ibl
uno Eitl moren u1tter ibnen -. rod)
oarcaOien," itdrfer luurOe boS Ser.
~troitell, iriider Der Mlltb in Der Ser
%einigung. gtu9nIt Sdmiot bntte aes
iicat; or batte Dem inngen 9ercin Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

bcItGn0er, al 0ciiclt Stcllc 6cltte eill
0cpolti9er Enlnit Der Ncrreu 0iiler
bon NiGbol] emporrogt. 6icr mar
c3, 100 am g.. Oftobcr 1913 Or. 9tll.
quit Shnli0t nrciBig funitbc0eiitcrtc
WfGnncr I'M iid perIonmlcltc unO init
ibucn cinen &creill SIR gcnIeiniamen
Giicgc 0c3 Mdurcraeiongc5 griinOc'
te. IS mor fcin gliidli6cr 3eitpunft.
Gas Observation-Disclosures mar ben SIT
tern Der ItaotIi@en 0romung IN Der
Sccle DerboBt; III 0el 2icoern oeS
MtdWlergeionge3, Die nnd 6rei6eit
ricfcn, erblidte man Elm itoat9gef1br-
Iidc9 Miiblert. &ein Mlrn0Cr, BOB
litter ioldcn ltnnit6n6cn Die feline
0cmcil0e 0cS ncltge0riin0ctcn Ser
Gins mie0cr ult@eiuon0er SIT gcbcn
0roGtc. Go Wun6cr Bate Dem Joe
ben crit bcGonnencn gSerte idon mie.
Der Sen Niiden 0efcbrt, intu1cr ipdr-
lider lpurOe Der 9citlG Der ASrober,
bis al eiltenl llcbun9SobenO bic Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

leslie; iie ioQte crit I'M 5nli 1916 er.
foigcn.
Seine 6obe auItltrmiiiion crfiilte
Ser 8iener ACKNOWLEDGMENT nber
crit 00niit, Dab er Don All6rgiln iei-
ner Nirfianlfcit Die 3au6ergepalt lei
nes 2ic0e5 in Sen 0ieuit ser @obl-
t5ttigfeit utO ser Ndditenlie6e itelte.
9ereits ont I. Nopember 1871 Der.
ridjtete er icin critics gutcs @erf, ais
cr in ben gl0n5en0en IGurnen oes
&lileriGloilcS Der @iener Soi6itrg
gum 9eitcn Der bon einem perDeercn-
ben 9rnr0e 6eilngeiudJten @epoDncr
Sicoering's lang. llnO ME Bat es
eilten 4uget,blid in Ser llnntebr 63-
idbrigeu @eINiAte se3 8erein5 ge-
ge6en, no 0eriel6e nidt itets milig
0as SODIUM Scr Gonjcrtidle betrcten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

Sbcotcr" elm. 9Gn ser Spite OeS ans.
gc5ciGneteu SPECIALIZATION q. Hro.
grommes itcbt Die Eeihfoif = Grippe
rlliiider SoitGn5er, ouBcrocm trcten
ollf; Die bcriiGmte Sh0nbcit Glpbc
9orrop; Ser 1roBc G6riitp, bctonlt
ais Scr gliidlide SonGlcllr; NibnIon
uno ct. Claire, Sruntp unO Spus
brcttc; Solliie Miai5, 3ebcn . S0ltjc.
rim; elliott mo Ntcii, Mun. IS. G(urf
Der %pb0nomcnole 8oritou; Servings
Ii. TSeiptd, nltb Die fltinc 5onnp
g8ooo8. Ger G6or 6eltcbt olls 20
elegant foItiimirten SN6nbcitcn.
30 nrDlon0."
Gc8 Srl0nbcrS Nrn, 6rcOcrid'S ait
tonlotiidcr McuidL cine Frppc, &c.
toll cillcm Wicni6cn nndAcbilOct, Die
ioit olc 6lnftionen oeS tdgliAcn &C.
bcrS nrSfiibrt, biloet cas- 0uuptcrcig-
nib in Dem groborti2cn OicSlp66iGcn
Yro0romm 6cS oMorplon0 Gbcos
ter8". Scr Nntomot gcbt, gebralld)t
leinc Irnlc, fGbrt olli cincm @clocis
peo, Icnft cinen &icripGnncr 0urf bic
bcle6telte Strobc ur,0 idrcibt icinclt
ci0enen Nomcn nit &reioe olif cine
Soicl. Die Iigilr lit 6 Sllb 6odl
ipie1t 1913 EIlun0, bcitcbt aus 3G5 per.
id)icoenet T6cilel ltn6 miro 0ltrd) Z
Miotorc IN 9epcgltng geIcbt. Ter mci-
tere Spiclplon %prGicntirt: Morn Nors
man, ole Society Gorritoturiitin;
Gallagher ul6 9nrrct, bic gliidIi6en
8urlesqucr; Ben Welf IN oSbc Se'
breiu" ut6 nGbc ToGo"; Stanley II,
Milion in Scr muiifnIiidcn SARGE
Ser &npellmeiitcr"; Gle Son5f6uigc
@ebrii0er Nciii; SRI. Ncttic, oic
GrobticiItdn5crin, mo Scr &ineto.
graph nit neilct lcbcnoen E6otogros
pbie'r, Motircc'n t19liA 81 popitl1.
rem Ereiier.
81 Auditorium.
Cine bcion0ere Nttroftion o@ou
Rem.9orf" 1T 0icie @odc iiir bo8
AUDITORIUM = 5beoter" 1%elponncn
moroen. Bic Yreiic bat fir oieieS
m~liifoliid)c NltSitnttnngSitild iiberoa
ooS grobte sos Gebobt. IS lit Elm
Grtrdtt BON Slmor unO iciner $40.
milf, gemiiht nit grotesfcr Gorifotur,
I'M &o6men elmer mcbr ais gIdlt5en.
Den Sceneric, o~urd5ogcn bon origi.
heller mo rei5poler Wtlliit, barge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

GiGO ms SbotIl" Wfit 0iieicHt iicg.
hoften @oblipruH miro ser lueltbe.
riibnte &crein MN oll0 Sic relle@eIt
bcgriiBet.
St Den critcn W}oitogen nieies Sob
res miro bic oOcema" BON Der SAM,
burg = Nnlerifo = 2inie" Die rilbnlaC.
frGnte SQngeri6onr 11od) Nmcrifo
bringen. Inter bcgciiterten SSrbeI-
rufcu beS oeIoWmten GcutimtbumS
Der &crcinigten Stantcn ucr0cn bic
SGngcrbcloen Bon Der i6onen blollen
Conan ibrcn Gil3ug bolten, un0 I'M
ter ibrer itol5cn @onncr miro 0u3
bcltti6c 2ieo trimnpbireuo ourd) bic
2an0c 5icben mo oclttiGe &llltllr BON
Neltcm mGdtig bcleben. GU iuerocll
sic gcieierteu @Gitc aud bier ibren
1roben 8c!tero6crlut0S5ug iortieBell
lnO lid), 0ctreu ibrer Gergonacn6cit,
ais @onnertrdger oelltidber &ultur
l10 olS 0ie berporragcnoiten Iorocs
roer oeS 0eiltId]en 2ie0eS 5eigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24
Nnf ms ncatidDc GBcatcri

&n 6oro'S S%pqrnboua miro ulorgen
N6cnb Sic 9}G6erin" onfgciiibrt.
Gic @r~lon99poiic bot citcn
iebr 6ltmoriitjiMen &nbolt.-0or-
itcQcr Wtr bette @rGftc, @lte
Mltiit.
&cin Gcutider, Ociicn 3cit cS chen
crloubt, lolltc mor0cn 2lbcn0 pcridll.
men Die in 6or0'a 0pcrn6onS inter
zen Nltipi5icn 0c3 nllnnb6Gn0iGcll
9iirgcrpcrcinS" itottiiuOcnOc @uiiiib.
rlttg Der Sruppc OcS 0eutlGeu Gbco-
tcr5 BON &%biIoOdp6io 81 beiudcn.
Sur GorItcGlin0 fonmt sic N0bc-
rim" Rojie nit @ciong in bier Nttcn,
nod Dem 6ror56iji6en ocS &oltborO
lrei ~bcorbeitct BON 2lt0lpiG @clO mo
50. Socobion; Mluiif bon Wiu0der
rn0 Gortcnbtictl.
Scr Snbolt lit in aurjcm iolgen.
scr: Scr ,tttQoriid)c @%utabciitcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

Ser 9eiu6 in 9oltimorG
@ic btyidtct, bci,idt SCI u@iencr
Mdnrer @cianDucrcin" nni %iciucr
gmcriia.onr Oil ii. @}ai olsA %uiicrc
StaOt mo lit md6reuO icine9 DieIigen
@uientboltS Der @oit ser oSarno-
MIC. 2estcre bat bcreits umfnngs
reidc Sor6ercitungen iiir Sen Gn-
piong Ser Sdnecr ~artroffen. Cu5
nit Sen Arrangements beauftragte
Gomite, beIte1eilo otis oer &erreu
Serb. &aiier, Goriiber, 3enrp 5bp.
mas, i. $. 8ottlieb, Martin Mepcr-
bird, SouiS y. 0ieterld. So9n So.
ling, @nl. GAsgl, 8ilb. Olitl0bner,
Otto @cn3ins, s. $. 8cber, 6. 3.
Meislabm Conrad 8rof j. ". NG-
ren' 10 9. Sbnlbeimer, &. s. @ie=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

man, Grtit Sd)nreibcr, @un2 S0ulcr
ul0 9crub. l(lridl ltelte IN elmer am
6reitoQ 2lben0 I'M uSormonic Gofc"
ltottgebobtcn Situng foIgcnOe5 8ro-
gromm ullf;
II lt6r &ormittog5 - Gutpian0
ser @Gltc an @obnbofc lu1o Gin.
qltorticrlurg Oeriel6cn I'M y6otcl @cl
pcOcre," Gilmebmcl ciltc3 @a6elfrii6-
Itiitfs I'M gcnonltcn @otcl.
2 llbr gto6ulittog9 - 9(lttonlo6il-
fobrt Ourd) 0ie Sta0t mo llnlgc6ung.
5eypirung elmer Ntoibomle cuhpeOcr
int oWiur1Iolo Goujtrp GlubGouIe"
o0cr I'M o&imlito G~lltbbouic".
6 l(6r N6enO9 - Miidfc6r nud Oent
y&otcl 9cDe0erc" mo GinneDmcn Oe5
Gorper9.
SO ll6r 2l6cr09 @c9inn oc3
Ar0Bcn Gou3crtc5 in ser o2pric-
Safe.
# ilbr Nbcuo3 - GommlcrS I'M
oNotel &clucoerc".
GrGGcr &ultur.
Gin &crein mic Der mcltGcyii5nte
0G2iencg M}Gumcr-@ ciou8oercin, mub
natiirli0 iii yNyCo0icn" Gc6orcl icin,
lrcln Die artoOiidIcn @eijloc oua MIR
III Dem o0rcobij0cn GoIon" 0C9 sol
0cnsH &0ueN" onl @cHmnrtt in g8icu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

-
S6om6or, iolpie ociien 6rou Slfo
iino gclllngenc Gbarafterc. Smonl-
bar beitclt li6 ais NliBabIeitcr Ser
2olrncn ser 6ruu Slfo'S, Die nIagc.
jeid)nct bic &epiten 5tl lcicn pcritebt,
elllen Scfrct1r, uno SPAR pom inter.
rotionolcn &crmietbungS : @iircnll
scr Groll 0cber molelbit 6rou Slto
iid cine @ciclidoftcrin mo cine 9ti,
berin 6citcQt bot.
2oitic @rieameier, NGGlrin aus
@iel1, fon1nlt on, ln6 3mor tltr} nod
Gem Sefrct0r. 3ieier lpielt in Ib-
mcicnGeit Der SerriAnft, Die iid nod
Berlin 6rQ0b, bic NoQe 0cs @lltabc.
iiBerS, miro o6er bon ser NI6crin ct.
tannt, bic nad)ber bic Sole Ser
SdlpIegermltter S6om6ar'3 ipielt
lulo Den Scfrct0r orDcntliG perbIilift,
10 oaB CT iiG) 5ll erfcnnlcn 0ic6t. -
aalm 'ino 8utsbeIiter ltltD @enlob.
lin 8uriidgcfcbrt, 10 iteIt iid bic NG-
BERN ais 8eieQidoftsbdme Dor. '2eb.
tere ober BAT einen getpoltiacn Sun,
ger, ith0 III Dem groBei lltruri6s cilt.
Geri6tcten Souic i6eiiIt Is ioit, ais
oh Sdumofbdn5 9iiftittleiiter iei Ii.
Iran Sta Bat groBe gtotb Die @eicQ,
iGnftSbome sit bcidmi6tiger. Nut
m6dJte 6ron Sta aid @eieQiAoit
Gcleiitet GnbeuL nno Die @eleQidoita.
Game, oie Sen @iener Giolcft rei3en0
ipridt, tbllt Dies nod &rGiten, ci1t.
midelt babel n6cr cine llnfenntniB
Der 2iteratllr, melde 5rou Slfa il;
rid,t aeringc Iufregung ncriett. r.
Shlieblid Itcat es iid berous, SOB
jcne @cieQidaitsoome 5rau Slfa's
S6micgertodter lit, uub onB ibr
SoblL ben lie iebnlidit bcr9eirot6et
su ie6en miinidt, ihon bcrot6en lit.
SGodiug iiir 6rou Slfo, o6cr Hapo
Shombnr 6epinnt feline reijenOc
Sduiegcrtodter lie6, mo gfQe5 lot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

@croIO; <o, icinc 6rolt, @rcte MfGr-
tens; 6croinono, @ejocr SobrL Mar
Nacrtp; &oio, oeiicn 6rolt, W}orgorc.
tie @arcnp; Srou Mtber, \Snho6crin
zines intcrlutipuolcn &crnlictbunQ&.
9iirCnlt@, @uiti @Gttd)cr; QCop. Sod
mo SdmGnlnldeh ibre Sdrcibcr,
@uitoD Gimmp) &orbbeim II, &orl
@erncr; 2cttc @rci9mcirr, IG6erin
Morionnc (bocer; Minno Stltben.
mdOd)cn, Nn9cln @rnidL uno @elbfe,
Qielcr bel S6on6or, ,Sll(, StG0ler.
Gin Grtrn.GrcigniB bcoelltcn foI-
Ncn0c @ciong&sGinlogcn: Scrmomr
@crol0 C@oB- Solo): Sic bier Sab
rcajciten ocS G6citonocS;" oSinmlp''
@ortbcinl: 80 &Gtb6cL mein iiiBeS
N}d0Gen;" Moriomnc GboQer mo
Nior NGcrtp: GnS @fcii- unO Son5-
licO aus Der Gpcrcttc nSriiGlin8S-
Init"
g}cd) oW Gicicu miro ser bicr 10
louAc cnt6cbrtc @cnnB elmer 0utcr
OeutiGcn E6cotcr Nuifiibrung lidcr-
lid SIR GGotio6c mcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

li6 onl Gu0e in @obIgcfoIen uuf.
9oS Stiid lit reid oil fomiid)en See
llen ltno bietct Ben 3nbGrcrn @icleS
5rmt 2odben. S60nc, fIonapoue @e-
inngScinlogcn gcrcid)en Sem Stiide
81 Sober 3icrOc.
Der critic 2ttt Ser @onOllma ipieIt
in Berlin Die ii6rigcn Nttc in @om-
ice ouf SAombor'S @ut. Die mol
len iino mic foIgt por5iigIiN beieBt:
Shombnr, @utabeiiber, &ermonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24
.N3 nil qfo0crnic.~

Gic o2ipjin DjOOiib Company"
bonn oGbnlio.( bcotcr" in 9telp-Yort
gicbt Son1itng, Ocn 30. MGr5, 3mei
Soritcuun1en IN Der oMuiiftNIfo0c.
mic" Sn ser Motincc miro u%llricl
9lcoito," Gin oelttiAcS 0romn bon
Gorl @u5fon, in Ocr iiI0iid. ocuti6ert
Sorgon-llc6cricbulg BON 2}rof, Saco-
hi ans 2oltOon SIR 2nuiiiibrung font
men. Gas Stiid bcbou6elt 6aS &c
ben ocS ltricl g%lcoito, cincS nuigcfIGr.
ten Slt0cn, oeiicn rcDollltionGre
S0ee'n bon Ieinelt %ort6oOren 8lolls
benSgenoiicn per0onmt mllrOcn, ult0
Der, nodocn Iein 0roBeS fritildlcs
Bud p%erbrontt nlr0e, Sclbitmor0
beGing. Gen 9lcoito Giebt Woitrice
WioriIlon, Der 6criiGn1te oelltlde
S6ouIpielcr, nno 0cn Goftor sc Spl.
po 0opio &rcBler. Sir Teuti6e pon
9robem Si1tcrelic miro cS Ieir, boB
IN Ser MISUNDERSTANDING SdiQcr'S
floiiii6eS Gronlo .Gie HGu6cr" in
&oG0cutI6 nit Worriion ais 6ron5
Mioor oui1ciii6rt miro.
n@lonep'&."
Die Observation-Disclosures @~ttraftion IN
v@loucD'S l6cotcr" biloct sic mltii.
foliihe SARGE n&oppD &ooligou'S
Mciic um 0ic gSelt," sic in 0ieicr Snis
Jon u0lliA lrcll oltSGcltottet III u1o ct.
rtcn Ncid)tbum oil Scenerie mo 60
itiIncn 5ciAt, mic cr ME 3ltpor in ei.
mem dGnlid)Cn Stiid 1cbrndt mllrOe.
Bic Spc3inlitGteL Die iebr onipreGen.
De Nilliit, Die gro5i0ien, mic 1rotesten
IGn3e II. Gniemblc Gccnen iino e6cil.
ialS ncli. Die Notwithstanding BOT
rpc0cr Wiibc, nod Soften geiport, mn
Gem Hublifum mirfli6 genuBreiGe
Stunoen SIT Gcreiten. Mntince'n am
MontoG, DiithuodJ, 5rcitog II. Gam.
itog.
IS itr. Gbenter."
y9tcllic, fife beautiful GloatNtooel,"
Gin nelles Gd)auipicl in bier 9(ftelt
lno Is Scenel1, bon Suen 9oDiS,
inter Ser Notwithstanding bon 81.
s.. @oooS, gcbt oieie ISOLDE ii6er Die
9retter oc5 oSoai0opitr. : S9edters."
Die Sanolltng oieieS Welooramn8 er-
3GGIt bon Ocn adnlpfen eineS jungen
WtoO6cn9, oo5 Sen Biao Der 3ugcno
luor0elt, nit ben &erirdungen Der
OroBito0t. Cine beiouoers auiregcit-
DC Scene bil0ct cin 3Dnomit t. 9(tteit'
tat oiif Elm Iutomobil aui Der ncllcn
williamsburg = Bride 5luiid)en Neips
2)ort uno @rooflpr. Srot ser @roBs
ortiofcit oe5 StiitfeS iinoet cine Or
6obuHg Der Ereiie nidt ltott, uno
meroel ipic ii6lid) Matinee'n geges
ben.
y@aDctD."
8obic'S &niderborfer 0nrlcSqnerS,
ieuc 9robc SGouitellung, Die ais Die
iiibrcnoc in ibrer glrt 6etrod)tet miro,
5iebt iiir 0ieic ISOLDE in oas o@apetp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24
Ser aeafbe Correspondent, SSahmore, aRr, sonntas, Sen en- aHdrs 1907.

6reibcit ocs @eoanfen2 II. sic Sreue
Der S6ot, mo ibm Ounlit ieinen
Mabliprltd) in sic Seele gepiIan5t.
2(m II. Gc5em6er 1913 perunitaltctc
CT iiir Die 2%l6omnenten ieiner n9lugc.
ntcinen g&icncr W}uijf5citung" i'm
Glten Mlliit.G crciuaionlc 0uS critic
CONCERT 0ea &creiu9. @obl nltr Gin
@dltilcin BON 3mou5ig itonO oltf Der
&iibne nber 0ic &rait II. sic SGon-
Geit 0e5 @cInnQe5 erobcrtcn raid sic
&er5en Der 3ub0rcr. NlS 0aS SOD
GFtrci6" i'm Standardization" Don
Stun5 begeiiternO aus Dem SGnger-
freiic idautc, Oo brad) elm (Sllbcls
itlrrm los, mic cr porber in ben NGlt-
men oeS altcn N}ltiifucrcin9 @eb0u.
oeS nod nid)t 9cl0rt morOcn mar.
Gieicr criten pripoten &lmo0ebung
ioIgtc ol5baI0 scr erie Sdritt in sic
0liientlidfeit nit ser an %. &onlnr
1871 I'M Woitboi n5ltm goIOcnC1
&rclI5" olli ser @icocn pcronitultctcn
2llifilbrund in m2ld)cr ser @crcin
iciltcn 3rucitcn i60ucn Sicg crrong,
NlN in ocu meitcrcL in tlw}cl 3luis
idelmdumen ~criolgcnOcn Gon5crtcll
elite CT bon Griolg 81 Griolg; nit ic-
oeun Oericlbcn mud9 icin NnicbCn.
9ioh obcr fcbltc oie itnotli6e ScQiti-
nation OeS &crcir2; Oic p%oriidtisc
@cbGr0e bulbctc i'm 5mor, obcr lie
56gcrtc, i'm nu5uccfcnncll. Sin be-
ocutIi0c3 &opfidjittcin bcBc8nctc
Gahcr OCnl ihon 81 NuIduA oc0
SomHer5 1871 inter sem GGn0crn
yggc W1r0caOcn Muui0 nod ibrcr cr-
ten SGuucgioGrt. Cod oltd) bier
iicQtc @tHQuit Sdmiof3 m%beuNiomc
Guti6Ioiiclbcit. Erob Scr onf i'm
Gcrlic0cr Go1citocn N0rnmnQarlic
icbte CT nit icinCu G0ugcru bic critic
S6nGcriaDrt MoG NurnboM Il. &ains
bodl ON %. Sluli 1871 III Scenc.
Gici uH0 m6MtiQ mar bic Ninfmg
Dicicr critcn SdnQcrreiic, lpie oljob
ser ip3tcrcn ioloobt ouf oic Gdn9cr,
dis olrf CcItrciU'@ bcNtiGe3 &olf.
&cuN I'm Gcrrli@eu &(dtterOour, &c.
gldn3t bonn ertpdrnlCNren Gonlell-
GoI0, irci pon sen 5pinacnOen
6eiiem oe5 GonjcrtiooIeS aus po1cr
Momca6rllit cin &ico 81 @ptte3 @b-
re, 81 Der @eiu1otD @rciic, Gin Sieo
bonn tbeitrcn &nterlun0 5ltnl blallcn
@jmmcF cnporitieg, meIln cS oil Den
9crgcSmGn0en mic0crbaIItc unO tort.
gctrogen muroc I'M Diclfn6cn Gdo,
Damn fouo e5 0ciuiB Sen N8cg sum
Ser5en Oea &oIfc9, Damn 6criibrtc ca
mall6e Saitc oeS &olf9gcntiitb$, bic
nod Iienol2 crtlungcu mar, ipcdte
@eiil6lc uuO @offmun9cL Ocncn mn
ser pr6p6etiiHc Self btS Si6tchS,
Die gottliOc Spro1c ser MtltIif Nll@=
oruf 81 ge6cn bernlodte.
Gie @ciien, meld)e Der S0rer nab.
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-02-07
A CORRECT ANALYSIS.

The fearless philosopher and sound
Democrat who says things editorially
in the Charlotte Observer, has been in
Raleigh recently and here are some
extracts from the leading editorial in
his paper of yesterday, and the ARGUS
thinks he has correctly analysed the
General Assembly-and the sentiment
Of the State, as well:-
lone hears frequently in Raleigh
that the present Legislature is wilder
than the Populist Legislature of 1895
and more dangerous to property
rights. The injustice of the statement
lies in this, hat the Speaker of the
spicuous for the radical, ruinous bills
they introduce, and for their much
talk and violent language, are not the
Legislature. There are members of the
body, a very few in the Senate, several
in the House, the enactment of whose
bills would mean bankruptcy to some
of the greatest interests of the State and
grave embarrassment to others. o
But in the House are men, some Of
them leaders Of it's thought, safe,
conservative, right.minded and level
headed, who appreciate the necessity
for regulating the railroads, for hold
ing them up to their duties, but who
believe hat this can be done and
should be done without destroying
these properties.
sit is hoped that the councils of this
times a cure for itself, and it is COM
mon talk in Raleigh that the brutal
ity of the treatment accorded to Pres
ident Finley, of the Southern Railway,
on the occasion Of his appearance be-
fore the committee on public service
corporations, resulted in a reaction, in
lature and the public present, in favor
of the railroad argument. The ~incivility
shown a nonresident and courteous
witness is resented as a reflection upon
the good of the State" o o o
t"Raleigh is an interesting point just
now. 1t is, in a qualified way, a dan
ger point, and the business men of the
State are looking toward it with grave
concern. 1t is a commentary that it
can be said with truth that 8 consider
able contingent of the people of North
Carolina regard their General Assem-
bly, as q enace
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-02-07
NEWS FROM WALTER.
Interesting News Items From
That Prosperous
NeighbOrhOOd.
ARGUS
N. G.
Feb. 4 1907.

Mr.. John White, of Greens bOrO, was
our community last week on special
business.
Miss Annie Yelverton, of S%tantons-
burg, is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Becton.
Mr.. John Gurley, from yer the
river, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. John Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Sasser, of your
city, spent one day here last week, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Becton.
Mr.. Ed Cotton, who has a position on
the yards at Wilmington, is on a visit
to his parents MI. and Mrs. John Cot
ton.
Mr.. Charlie Aycock and sister, from
the Pinkney section, were guests of
the Misses Pipk1n Saturday night and
Sunday.
Her many friends are glad to know
that Miss Elizabeth Becton is improv-
ing, and we hope to see her fully restor-
ed to health soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howell and chill
dren, of your city, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Con Wilmington, of Spencer, were out
here one day last week. looking after
their farms.
Our neighbors Messrs Lon Dali and
Toby Howell have each perfected ar
rangements to put in fish traps, and
both of them being very lucky with the
tribe, we hope they will be as
successful with their traps.
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Notice OF Sale OF Valuable Town Prop
erty In the City of GOldSboro, N. C..

By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of
Wayne county, duly entered, in the case of ex-
parte VIM, I will offerfor sale at the court house
door in the city of Goldsboro. N. c., on Monday.
the 18th day of February. 1907, at 1890 p. m. the
following described real estate in the city of
GoldSboro and known in the plan of said city as
lot No. 13 and bounded as follows: Beginning
at the Northwest corner of West Centre and
Mulberry streets and runs North Is East 100 13
feet with said West Centre ctrcet; thence North
II West 204 feet to a stake; thence South Is West
100 13 feet to said Mulberry street; thence with
said Mulberry street South II East 2o4 feet to the
beginning, containing one-half Q-2) acre, more
or less. Excepting, however, that portion of the
said lot conveyed by Pink Winn and wife. Lizzie
B. Winn. to Geo. D. Bennett by deed. dated No
vember goth, 1882, and registered in book so. page
%, and described as follows: Adjoining the lands
of Nathan Stanley and others bounded as fol:
lows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of
West Centre and Mulberry streets and runs N IS
E 100 Is feet with West Centre street to Stan
1ey's corner, or line; thence S Is w 100 13 feet to
said Mulberry street: thence with said Mulberry
street North u East 100 IL feet to the beginning.
said land is sold for a division among the
heirs-at-law of Pink VIM, deceased. Terms of
sale; cash.
This January 18th, 1907.
H. l.. STEVENS. Commissioner.
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There are Others.

The following is from yesterdays
Charlotte Observer, and is submitted
to the perusal of the grumblers of
Goldsboro:
mo one who walked the streets of
Charlotte Yesterday would object to
most any old section in the new city
charter providing for the building of
some paved streets in the Queen City
of the South. The slush was from a
quarter of an inch to an inch thick on
every stereet in the city,"
The fact hat Goldsboro's thorough
fares are not altogether lovely does not,
by comparison deprive her of the dis
tinguishing prerogative of being the
Best Town in the State.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-02-07
AS OTHERS SEE US.
GOIdSbOrO to Have an Insurance
Company OF its Own.

The current issue of the Insurance
and Real Estate Journal, published
from Greensboro, contains b follow
ing announcement, that speaks for it.
self, and will be read with much inter-
est by ARGUS readers:
"The charter for the Goldsboro In
franc and Realty Company of Colds
boro, N. c., will be applied for early
next week. This company will begin
business with a paid in capital of $15,-
900. 90. Goldsboro is a splendid point
for such a business. Splendid arrange
ments have been made for the manage
ment of the company and there will be
about twenty local stockholders. We
predict a bright future for this COM
pany."