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Arizona republican., 1907-06-09
BUBoNIc PLAGUE APPEARS

Port of Spain. Trinidad June s-f, was officially announced today that fatal cases o- bubonic plague had s-r- cured on the island of Trinidad
Arizona republican., 1907-06-09

FOR SAlE-5-room brick on North side. Gas. electric lights. bath. toilet, fine shade. Corner lot 5000 down. balance easy payments s2750. F. F.. Pascoe. Real Estate. Loans and In- surance. 1I0 North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-09
MONEY TO loAN.-If you want tt

build and need some money, come and see me; my rates are the lowest. B. E Pascoe, 1l0 North Center Street
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-31
NstAinx to Tempt sea ies.

~sWARhM& ~ AtMRt JfH let
The Burns-0 Brien battle at Los An
geles did nothing toward reviying faik
of return to the ring on the part q.
James J. Jeffries. the general opinion
being that either O'BrieIs or Burns
would be as q child In The hands 81
the big farmer
Il banker after just one more ssar
tie. said the big fellow recently. .-ba,t
the man fight viii hare to he i good
one | don't like the looks Of inc
present heavyweigSats They are not
Dig enough ! don't need the money.
Al ! want TO do is to hattie for the
glory Of America No foreigner can
take the title away from America
without d light as long az / can heID
X OF course III get too old win
hase sense enough TO keep ont of the
ring. :
wants Ba&ehaTI TaI~as Divided.
Senator Ct ~ Pendleson of Los An
Eeies. president OF the Angel ssity Ease
baA club and rise president os the Phi.
ellie Coast Baseball ASSOCIATION. Is III
consuItatlon with j. Cal Ewing Of tl,e
San Francisco Baseball cIub ana Esl-
ward NJ Walter, president of the OAK
lind club, with The osfenSible purpose
0f making pIsns fur the 1907 season.
- really Important business. how
ever y reported p be the proposition
p securing ~ equalization Of players,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-31

the Tact hey We're maue 81 PIGS
blood. with little cubes OF fat inter-
sperSeu IN TIE rumpouns,, aua IA ere tne
Invention of n gentleman who rpjoiced
I'm The name of Ramlsonselvere rs. 1t
was he who invented all kinds If saul
sages that is. meat stuffed into skins,
which. we take ii. is the ground plan;
50 to speak, of sausage.
This gentleman also wrote learned
treatise on the fattening OF dormice for
the table. for at one period dornice
were a craze There were sloriuouSe
sosip. dcrsnonse sausage. dormouse
hrslwn, dprnsotISe cooked in every
conceivable way. and the demand for
this deiicary In prize sizes was so great
that there Was room for Il book an the
subject. though unfortunately ibis
book Is lost to possersty. and the only
knowledge whirh we have OF the fat
sesaing Of dornlice In Rome is from
fesrouisis Arhiter. who tells us that
they became fat hy sleeping.
He also tells us that The best SAT, q
to eat with dornscuse is mixture of
poppy seed and honey. mixture whIch
probably had the merit Of inducius
sleep after a meal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-31
MINoRI FUzII.

than the best time of any American
The japanese athlete ran really hun
dred meters. distance equal TO a little
more than hundred yards. because
the meter is the Japanese standard OF
measurement His time for hundred
meters was 10 81 100 seconds. the
equivalent OF 8 3S-100 seconds for a
hundred yards.
Fuzii is a strongly built and well
proportioned man. He is twenty i've
years old. iive feet seven and d half
inches tan and weighs about 1850
pounds. As a pole vaulter be has
shown great athletic skill. ranlting
with bamboo pole over cord. with
out touching the cord. at the height OF
1896 meters. or II feet and a4-Inl
inches This vault won him the Japa
nese record.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-31
ne SPORTING WORLD


The prophets ard soothsayers opAise
that Uncle Sam is mot 50 swift ~ "
All In fact. 50 far as the vera ;
Championship sprinting title : con
cernsg. they say that Japan has eyer!
otiser nation ION the run. In the per-
son Of one Msnori Fnzii. student ~
tie University Of Tokyo. the foreign
experss say they have the grea test
short distance runner that ever toed a
Hue.
Fazii's record FOR bBnIrad yards =
0 $500 seconds. His time is faster
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-31

room w1sere King Willism ri Press
was proclaimed Emperor of Germany.
when. cu Jan. Istis. 1871. the fssaare
MAS occupied by ;ll~ German fcrceS.
woussI gladly reEeas that day as Yer
saillsss and the charming ride shr,ugll
sar l;ois and dswn slae siae avenue II
Paris.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-31

The obstacles which lseset the natl
way Of z photographer when lie en-
deayors to secure = pleasant EXPIRE
sion are many. particularly when hi
sstters are Of j tender are
= DO not sciieve whipping does chill
dren 4 particle BIZ @noss.r said Mrs
Green, returning flushed ana fsscour-
aged faDni 2 visit to tire Photographic
with her Tommy Here I've spent
ever IN 'ruM n that hot room, trying 10
mase fliis child look pleasant I've
slapped his hands twice. and HE looked
crosser each tine than he sIid before. "
Youths Companion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-31

- - = WE'VE slAIR



and contsining Doa Hess than ls.G.N sms
monuments Here. side by side. ara
The somts Of the unhappy Rosers. Abe
ixird and Helois~, united in saeasas though
separated i'm life Here lie bnriesl saa0-
pin. Baixac and macy Other slaussr5ous
mem " Was nus. however. The great
ness IN The men husiesi here that ina
PRESSED ms, bot the quainss~ss vE she
cemetery ssid ous like y easy and ssss-
paed only by the dad The rsin poured
dows. bar ~e followed saur guide oser .
large pass on II, held D. she peculiar
fascination Of the place
In the evening We mere Joined ssy Miss
Fcsbes. the university French asarher.
whv Was speeding The summer in Paris.
We attended she Wagner opera. she
Meisser S2snxeE. I'll asae Grand Opera
Housr This Is the largest theatre ii,
the world. covering ~ AREA III nearly
tLree acres and s.siing over ave niili 4,
dollars II spite of lis sasa size. how-
eser Il seasS only 1.lss people The
Grand Ss&ir-cxS@ - III marvellous
beauty. The steps ar~ Il white marble,
sDd the hxnd-rsil of Asg-riam osys.
Thirty ccsored nsarb e .ssunans rise IL,
the height OF the third door.
Wednesday, July issh.
Miss Forbes called for us ala. morning
and Ne went together 10 the I.onvre
NaxAxin. an immense department store.
There with she asssstanreoE Miss Forbes
French We msde purchases The proc-
US u tedious. for the French shops do
Dvs have the transfer system. hui each
srticle i <rapIrea uf and paid for ~ingls
There ii little wrapping counter and
Iay desk for each department. The
package is Characteristic Of the fassidi-
cas md prxcs cal French. the paper is
az m inc0nspicuouS dark brown color
and The string Is left long and knosted at
the ruds. forming hoop for she finger.
! handy device oar clerks might well
stlOpt Gives are very cheap. | bought
: thirteen and ! nineteen cent pair Of
hid gloves, Z cts III which wore
month. Thread. found wounsl On such
curious spoc.s that am saving them as
souvenirs bought dress braid By the
metf~s ard my ideas rf metre being
sague- stiIl have ! supply 81 braid rsEI..
We stopped II cafe Tor lunch. and sat
down II table with immaculate linen.
The waiter. however,. told us the linen
would BE- III the bill So we moved to d
marble topped table. We found The
prices high and ordered only toasted
mnflins and tea We learned afterwards
thar this = Us fashionable cafe where
French ladies take visiting friends when
they wish u show III the city.
IL The afternoon NJ went IL The Musee
sle rInny. museum which contains 1
large collection III interesting objects.
Ar zncient Kosnan palace iii. baths
once occupied lie site If Tie present
bniiding and the rniuS III the hashs are
II sl,e grounds III tile rear
Thursday, anly IsssI..
This hrs been one IL the teSs days Dir
slse whoIe Trip. M,th ! conductor fer
VI oWn had aud the Phslxslelplaia
youog lady ~ hi mel - the train Iro,.,
boaloElse, ~ HE same seat with III. W.
~ sSSs - q s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29

LOT TWO-This group EN-
braces the most uftra-fashion-
able styles designed for this
seasons wear, including handsome
Demi-Costumes of mirror velvets. chif-
fon velvets and finest imported chiffon
broadcloths. in the most favored col
ors. such as new browns navy blue,
Copenhagen. hunters, myrtle, garnet.
plum and rich jet black. The velvet
costumes are deliberately trimmed with
wood silk and diamond silk braid, de-
signed in a number of novel effects
The broadcloth suits are correct long
fitted models. beautifully finished and
tailored Both costumes and suits are
richly lined with satin duchesse in
light shades. Values worth $500 to
5000. Sac price. .......................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29
Radical Reductions inWomens


OF
koW
leu
bnd hes styles and mater is give
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29

LOT ONE-Smart Tailored
Models of Plain and Fancy
Materials, such as Broadcloths,
Serges. Herringbone Cheviots and
Mannish Striped Worsted fabrics. In
all the seasons favored styles, includ-
ing Prince Chap modes, three-quarter
and full-length effects. The skirts are
all cut in the newest designs and are
more or less deliberately trimmed to
correspond with the coats. Black and
a good range of leading colors. Every
suit tailored in the perfection of style.
Qualities worth 5000 and $500 re-
m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10
DAUGHTERS TO MEET. =
Program for the Meeting to BE Held
Tuesday Afternoon.

The Sims-Watson Chapter will
meet at the Sims Library Tuesday,
May Il, at $3.50 p. m. The program
is as follows:
Roll call. Give the name Of some
noted Texas soldier of the CCnfeder-
acy.
Paper, The JOY and Beauty Of
May in the Southland. Mrs. Gulick.
Read the history Of the settlement
of jamestown, Va. Tell the date.
Which was first 10 come to America,
the Virginians or Puritans. Mrs
Bertram
Describe the James river. and tell
Of the city of Richmond. Va, and
the great events that transpired
there. Mrs. Small.
What kind of people settled in
Virginia. and what great trade did
they establish with England? Mrs.
VIII Moore.
Where was Sam Houston born'
Mrs. Griffin.
Song, Dixie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

Birmingham, Ala.--On sale May 2
TO 10 and IA. Rate $1,000. Limit
ed TO leave Birmingham not later
than May 30th.
Columbus. O.--On sale May IL, 10
and Ii. Rate s32.15. Limited to
leave Columbus not later than
June 9Th.
Norfolk, Na.--Account jamestown
Exposition on sale May LIST to
November Goth. Rate s3s.so. FIJI
teen days limit. For other dates
rates and limits call II. & T. C.
passenger depot or see
Dickson. Tenn On sale May 10
aud ~. Rate s22.G5. Limited y
leave Dickson not later than May
1tst
Austin and return tT05. account
Texas Federation OF Labor. On sale
Nav I Limit May an.
Richmond. No ON sale May 18th.
fath. lttt sad 18TH Rate t@S 80.
limited fo Ielya Richmond fifteen
a. following date ot sale
D1rHs Chrisft TEX On sale MAY
sTfh arI 4sfh. Rate si3Sa. Linn
tt 500 leave Corpus christi Mas gt.
san AHfonie Ou safe Nav seth and
9lst Rate $50 .a ltmit to leave
SAN Antonio Mar -srt
Hiehmend. va On sale Nav @efh
sTgh and ssfh Rate t2TS tlm-
lt fo enve Rlchuoua. Jane ii'h
Euf Wnffh uH wle ianf ath ant
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10
W.. h. n I. Special Rates.

Waco and return s2.75. account
Episcopal church council. On sale
May 18th and 18th. limit May s.
san Antonio and return. 5000, Ac-
count meeting Fraterual order OF
Eagles, on sale MAY 30 and 81.
Limit May @srd
Austin and return, SOS. Account
Convention Texas Federation La
Dor. ON sale May Tin gui t2th.
Limit May 18th.
Corpus christi and return stf SO.
ON sale MAY -1th aud -sth timi'
Mas 8lst
Richmond. Va. sss.bs. Account 20
baptist Convention On s.. Msy
18th. 18th. ttgh aud 1870 Limit
t5 days from date of sa.
san Francisco aF iAs AuEy cas-,
pmd retufu. 5000" ga se AHzil
@t te Mas MS inrlmit. itmif
Ialv. stsf
Wexleo CITY, sud RETURN ft-.-s
uu sass April -sfh fo Ns l.th a-
,laaie~ rsfasa Hnsaf Jals tfst
Nlehmamd Ne ASA Fes8Fa f-f IS.
aecaaus Confederate Feas'
teAama. on sale Mas H sfth
ana 4kth fAufs laase Bal a
um af hetnre tnas t'th
Norfalk. Va anA rvFuFm $3.50 As@
eoans Gamewtewn Expaslfinn "a
sails Ma la4 So Nov @efh iaNlt
nfteem DAYS ffem DATE 90 s#
rag farther tstesmafsou rrea e.
gnx rates fousss and stop-ofcrs eaii
Nsfv Rss4nnxeF depot.
II GEORGE Arsnf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

Literary Contest, 1907.

Essay, THE Southern Gentleman
of the Old Regime"
Story, The Faithful Slave"
Dramatic Sketch, The Gallant
Pelham.
Song, THE Charge of Hoods Bri-
gade"
Story, "A Woman Faithful Unto
Death"
Poem, Tribute of the South to
r. f. Lee"
Grafton, "rhe Star of the Confed-
eracy."
Song, The Rebel Yell"
Rules OF the Contest: To enter
the contest the person must be a
Daughter of the Confederacy.
All manuscripts must be sent to
the state historian, Mrs. Margaret
l.. Watson, Alta Iona, Texas, sign
ed with fictitious name, the real
to be sent in sealed envelope with
postage for return.
Manuscripts must be typewriter
and limited to ten minutes.
Contest closes September 80,
1907.
The Object and the Award-This
contest Is for the purpose of collect
ing gems OF history and fostering
the study OF literature among the
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
The honor OF being placed on the
program of the Literary Evening
al the convention 20 be held at Aus
tin. Texas. December. 1897, and
contributing 90 volume ct such
prizes that have accumulated from
year 90 year. Us the award.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

By request of a number of par
ents. Misses Chapman and Curtin
viii teach a private school in rooms
- and 20 of The public school build
ing, beginning Monday, May 18th,
closing June 2Sth. Tuition for the
term Of seven weeks, 500, payable
in advance. Hours 8 until IL. No so
Letting will be done. Those interest
ed phone old phone 141 and 1874
rings. No beginners admitted on ac-
count of shortness of term. First
four grades will be taught. 3lpd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10
STRANGE SEA BIRDS.
Two Take Kindly to Masts OF Nal
Iory Steamer san Marcos.

The officers of the Mallory line
steamer San Marcos, which recently
arrived here from New York, report
a most unusual incident which took
place on the steamer while approach
ing Galveston.
When fifty miles off the bar two
very large fowls, the like OF when
had never before been seen. came
swooping down and alighted on the
two mast poles. There they sat, evil
IDENTITY as content as they wished TO
be. the remainder OF the afternoon,
and when the liner reached its dock
late at night the strange birds were
still roosting high on the masts. The
following morning one OF them re-
NAMED upon its lofty perch, but
about 10 a. m. il flew away TO sea.
The birds resembled geese though
they were probably five times as
large and their wings are said 10
have been az least feet from tip TO
tip. They were strange 10 these
climes. and seamen who have been
on the waters all their lives did not
recall having seen anything IKE
them before. Some people are in
elined to think that the birds were
frightened away from Central AM
erica or Mexico on account of the
earthquake disturbance. and while
attempting % nv across the Gull of
Mexico grew so tired thar theY took
advantage OF the resting place Of
Tered ghcm ou the masts.-- Galveston
Tribune
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10
More News from the New England
states

IL auy one bias auy doubt al 90 the
ylelae OF Foleys kidney Cure. they
need ouly to refer Co Mr. MEin u
stmpson. of Wlillmandc, conn,
who after almost lasing hope ~ re-.
toveFy. ou fecount "a Tho failure NJ
sa MANY remed.cs. finaily tried Fol-
eys kidney Cnfe. whleh be SAYS was
iasf the shine f2F him s# four
totttea cured h.m completely lte u
aaa entirely ws.l sHd free ffom az
the saffsuaa iari3euf to arate Atd
nar ffanale. o. W Ftarls
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

This afternoon about J o'clock
Claud smith. q eoioret huF about IN
wears ald. Whlle ruuGins p hand az
ca route to bls work iu fhe 20 q.
q. yards the car iamuea 'he TRACK
near the raiaH station fud swl'h
was fbrowu agf ln agtb "a NHF t i'
bgemk bh IlEht itH
He aas cafftai mi1 fhr soaduf.
tsra haseaee fsam snd wriNai sib
aaN4nsanfl tHH1N Ns#
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

wgah ts state ia .He thAR
Z base purchased fhe crest nsts't
ga she aosth sles e RE 4aff taf-
merly nwred 81 W#HA heH $3.50
~uaAa lgss feg ms pa ffieaas as sell
- msu oaes en- 81 afusnt sf m7
n.w r4ses VERY feeassffailf
~ aux "a ALLEN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

We are pleased so Angean<s 'a@i
Ynssya moEsv sud Tar for oo4str.
colds ana lane truatass 81 net affes +.
"a II re national vafe fee~i nts
a,ux lAw - lt eontsius Il oFaaies ~
,,h.r harEmfaG drugs. and ~e Fs~oFa'
r.,ns !, rs a safe remedy fog ehllaFs .
and xaalis ID " Fesfss.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

Fhr sah-s of the frsf FfFebfief.
laa fhugfh mAH haHe bread aaa
aaka a f 5he Msnli aaa4saE oa
West Weaa sfrst sstefaaY after
atssa Orders nav ts Fhonsd to Nfs
IA CHmEaMKhaHa.
gWAfgMAN COMMITTEE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10
Notice

! have opened pressing and
cleaning shop on College street. All
work guaranteed. Prices right. Thee
Farley. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

last received ear lead q ats
pftees ara high bmt cannes hsip =
~ IA Thompson -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

SIM Sabre 1880 betrug sic
Nn5nbl ser Niiben5udcr -6obrifcn
bier, 5rpan5ig Sabre ipater abcr mar
OieicIbc bereits ouf breiBi9 eciticoen
mo ge9cnmdrtig 6ctrGgt lie 81. ToS
IN lolden oltgclcgte &apitnl belGllft
iid ortf $55,923,459 9egcn $4,000
in 1880. mo Ser @crtb Scr Hroouf.
ton ori $24,393,79l gcgen $2S2,572.
Son gronulirtcm 3ndcr nlir6en I'M
oori9cn Sabre 496.6lS,314 Yib. I'M
@crtbc ben $23.493.373, bon Mob.
5udcr 1.223.607 Eiino I'M @ertbe
BON $l3t,229 mo bon WcIaiie s..
609.Gl2 8olloncn I'M @ert6e bon
$22l,O97 %probu5irt. Sie Subritotion
bon Hiiben5uder miro in 5ru0li Stoo-
ten bctriebeL bon oeneii al,f orei,
Mid)igan, Colorado nno Californian
5ipci 8riitel Ser @eiomumt HroOuf.
ton cntfaael,. Mid)igon bat ncitn-
5cbn Observation-Disclosures bon SC.
nct 5ebn in hcn lebicr flint Sobren
crbnitt ipur0elr. Colorado Fat rieitn
Sabrifen, bon oeren MIR cine Dor
1900 beitonb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
SpGrfailcn gcbcnsUeriid)cruma.

Ton 0cn Folt=S porfolcr, 0Crcll
@riiu0umG lcbtcS Sobr ol0ercNt
iullr6c. lit Ca Wicocr it'll gGpor0cn.
Tofiir iii cine on6crc 9cpcgllug IN
M~oIioduictts in 6lrb gctommen,
Die 8riinOung bon S%porfolien , SC.
bcnspcriiGcrungcn. an Der Spite
Der @clpegllng itcbt ErGii0ent eliot
BON ser y&aroor0.llniDcrlitGt," u1b
moll bcobiidJtigt, nit ben Spartan.
fen Sc6erSuerii6crllngS p Nbtbeilun.
gen 81 p%crbinorn, sic eS ocm MrGeis
ter crnlGglidcn, 0urd) Gin5obluu1g
bon Gcpoiitcn Die Nniuortld)oit oltf
&crliherltng 81 Crlucrbcn. Gin 92chs
lel6lntt ldrcibt 6ariibcr;
nGicicS Spitcm iii wcientlid Der.
ld)ic0cn Don 6Cm Der 2cbcnSperli6cs
rltlgss@ cicuidoften 2ebtere orbei-
ten nit bebcutcno hobCrcn Soften.
gfod) Den offi5icQcn 3uionmcnltel-
lun9cu pCrid]longcn IN Moiiohuietts
bic Soften Der ScbcnSperlihCrung8s
0eicli6oftcn iibCr 80 Yro5eut Der
ne,cn 4olicerf. limo baum Ole fololius
len 0ibi0enoen. SSnnerbolb 10 SAB.
70 GoGcn bic Gin5Ghlcr scr 2e6cnS.
perlid)crlngcn oca Stoota $6t 600
Gao an INSTRUMENTATION Bc5oblt
un0 Bios $22,000,O00 III Torm BON
StcrbcQclGcrn unb on0crCn &ortBti.
len 0c5o9cr,
ga lest bic -&criid,c-
rllngs-SiNn bon Wtoiioduictt5 ibrell
Scbcl an II. tommt 81 DEM Sdllllic,
baB Die Sporfniien ooS @eidGit &c.
nolt 10 btaig cinridJten f0nrtcn, mic
bic @ebon0lunQ ser GcpoIitcn, illOenl
oie &oliccn oui 5uci ODER brci cin-
iodc Sormcn rc0u5irt ipcr6cn f0nu-
ten nl0 Die mciiten Soften scr &c
winung bon Mitglicbern unb Der
Ginfaliirlmg Scr 9citrG0c, mic Tie
utter Dem ge1cniuGrti0en Spltem be.
itebcn, pcrmicOcn miiroen. Gic tDot.
iGhlifen Soften ser Sportoiienper-
moltunq, oilsidlieBlid scr Steucrn,
belicfen iid) i'm lcbten Sabre BET Den
SporfolIcn III Netu.2)orf ollf 1 Yro-
sent unO in Woiiod]uIettS oui 1876
Ero5ent. 0urd cine iolde Soften
Gripornib miirben notiirlid) Die &or.
tbeilc 5ll @nnItcn Der Gir5ohlcr be.
oeiltenb iteigen. Gus gon5e Spltenl
iii ia olldL mic bcreitS bemcrft, Elm
aon5 onocreS, cS bonoelt lid, chen bel
Ser SporfoIIenpcriid)erun9 I'M rc9el,
mGbige pcriobiidc &apitol- In(ogcr
ouf beitimmte Belt oocr 2ebenS5cit.
Gle gauge 9cmcgung oiirite oui
Dos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OcS
gon5en 2onbcS cinen tiefgreiienber
Ginilllb nlsiiben. GS fommlt notiir.
lih borolf OH, wie lid Die Sod,e il
Der Ernyis b%eip1brenb miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

Ga tonlnlen CtmaS piel 6renlO!u0r.
ter in Oieien AuS0iinitungen Dor,
NbCr OeutlidJ lit oic Sprnde bci ollc.
Sem. &icQciGt lcrnen Die 9iirBcrIi'
den bod c%inicbcn, 100 Der 0tino
itrbt."
TiCIcr Con miro nid)t cinmal in
elmer umcrifoniidcn Champagne BON
Den Ocrblten Yl0ttern ii%bcrtroficn.
Ser oRbcin. &lricr" lhreibt 3u Ocl
rii0en NuSlniiungcn cinc5 GDeiir5
Der Oeuti6lGHoii6en Ereiie; &aborl-
rem uidt ale biir9crIiden Bortcien
am Gnllbiontcn > Diongcl? lln0 no
her fonnnt on$? QScil lid Nicman0
gcrnc 0cn iAnnrbigcn InrciBcrcien
olt9icbt, Die bon Den Sdnatitcrn Ino
alopife1tern INNER Wic0er beliebt
lpcroen, Die oic Sad)e nidt Don Der
Ecrion ST. trenltcl1 pcriteben un0 ollf
icncn Sbcil inn mcni6Iid)cn Ser5ell
lpcfllllrcl1, Der All 0cn perlollld)eI1
Nn0riff. leioer INNER nod gar 81
gCrnc rcngirt. Ncm icin eDrIibcr
Same licb III, luer bon Srau u10
&inocrn mo Dor Der SciientIidfeit
nid)t in Den SdnuB gc5ogcn lcin
mill, bleibt germ ais Ganoioot Der po4
litiiden MaDl fern, ocnn er bat bon
Sen H%arlbbeinen mo orOinGrer
S6reib1lien oIleS 81 ermorten. 8ei
ben So5inloenlofratcn iii Is nnOerS,
lie riibrt ni6t3; Iic milien oltd, boB
Die 9iir0erlidcn 0as WoB BON
.Shinlpf unO &crlclnmOung nidt
G%cinl5nblen, nit Dem lie Die Burger
li6en @egner iibcrihiittcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Serr Gurtclpom.

Ger Scrr Generals oitmeiitcr Cor
telpoiL Den Er1iiocnt Tooiepelt sum
S1asomts. Sefretar ernarllt bot, iii
of Die Sabre nod imincr Goriibenoer
bes republifoniid)en 9totionalzGom
ties gemeien. Ginen aobinetspoltcll
81 bethlehem oils @anoelsmiuiiter, sc.
neralpoitmeiiter ober ShoBomts- 81.
fret1r nnb 3iigleih an Ser Spibe oes
republifaniid)en 3ationol . Gonite's
an iteben, lit bon pie!en 3eitungen
iebr abipreden0 beurtbcilt morocn
nmlonebr nls iid bel ser llnieriu.
dung Ger Geip. gorfcr Scriiderunes.
anitaIten berausitellte, Oob @err Gor-
telpor bon Den Srliits nnb @rpbcors