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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
Couldn't Ruff,e His Temper.

Quincy Tufts, an old time dealer
in mems furnishings, whose place
of business was in the old Herald
building, on Washington street,
Boston, was celebrated for cis ex-
treme courtesy in dealing with try
ing customers. On one occasion a
man whom we will call Mr.. A. re-
marked on this trait to another
man, whom we will call Mr.. B.,
whereupon the latter laid wager
that he could ruffie the temper OF
Mr.. Tufts. The wager was accept
ed, and the two repaired to Mr..
Tufts place of business. Mr.. B.
asked to see samples of mems suit
.ings. Mr.. Tufts produced piece aft
er piece of cloth until the supply
was exhausted, and Mr.. B., select
ing one, said. 81 will take just 1
cents worth Of this" Mr.. Tufts
took a penny from his pocket and,
placing i. upon the cloth, with a
piece of chalk drew an outline upon
the cloth and cut ont Il piece of it
and with the utmost politeness
handed it to Mr.. B. The wager was
paid.-BoSton Herald.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
A NOTE OF WARMING
To Parties Who Sell Their Timber and
Still Own the Land.
EDITOR COUNTY RECORD:

EDITOR COUNTY RECORD:
Possibly it may be of benefit
to a portion of your readers to
give them our experience with a
certain lumber company. We
gave said company an option
on the timber on a small tract
of land. The attorneys for said
company after examination of
chain of title made out deed
for the timber for our signature.
In reading over the deed we
found a clause binding us not
only to pay the taxes on the
land but also on the timber. We
wrote the attorneys for the com,
pany that we expected to pay
the taxes on the land, but that
if ever the law was changed
so that standing timber would
be taxed We would not agree
to bind ourselves to pay taxes
our property belonging to
another. The matter was sub
mitted to tie company and they
declined to accept deed unless
We agreed to obligate to pay
taxes on the timber as well as
on the land.
Apparently the timber cor
porations believe that in the
near future our legislators will
see the justice of making the
owners of these immensely valu-
able holdings of timber pay
their just quota towards the ex-
penses of the county and State,
and to guard against this con-
tingency they insert the clause
binding the land owner to pay
taxes on the property of said
corporations.
This, in our opinion, is not
right and we suggest to ali OWL
ers of timber that they refuse to
sign any deed by which they are
bound to pay the taxes on tim
Der sold the said corporations.
COOPER Bros,
Fowler, s. c., March 4, 1907.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
Pluos Of Tea.

"Plugs of tea, not unlike plugs Of
tobacco, are used by the Russian
poor" says a globe trotter. "This
is low grade of tea, the stems are
mixed with the leaves, and all are
pressed together by means of an ad-
hesive gum into a hard cake, or
plug. A very strong and bitter cup
of tea is made out of these. tea
plugs, cup that would give you or
me a nervous headache. But the
is used to it, and he will
down twenty or thirty cups of plug
tea along with black bread, raw on.
ions and salt fish and afterward
light his cigarette with as contented
a sigh as you or l will heave on
Thanksgiving day at the end Of a
nine course turkey dinner. New
Orleans Times-Democrat.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
Fooled Old Jowett.

Once when Professor Jowett was
visiting his friend and pupil, Pro
fessor Sellar, he declared that he
never gave to beggars. Mrs. Sellar
was an adept in "mystifcatlons," an
accomplishment popular in Scotch
society since Sir Walter SCOTS
time. She disguised herself as a
poor highland woman and waylald
her husband and Jowett at a cross
road, begging approximately and
telling her tale of woe so plteously
that Jowett at last said: "Poor
thing. She seems very miserable;
Give her half a crown" Sellar said
he had no money with him, and be-
fore the aims were forthcoming the
secret was triumphantly unveiled.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of j. F. Rickenbaker & Co., composed
of j. F. Rickenbaker and S. w. Gowdy,
heretofore doing business at Lake City,
in the county of Williamsburg and
state of South Carolina, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the twenty-third
day January, 1907, and the said S. w.
Gowdy, is no longer connected with
business.
j. F. Rickenbaker shall assume all
indebtedness of the company, and all
parties owing the company shall pay
same to the said j. F. Rickenbaker.
j. F. RICKENBAKER
3-7-3t. S. w. GowDY.
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Her Idea of Remembrance.

A southern man tells OF a con-
versation he overheard between his
cook and a maid, both negroes, with
reference to a recent funeral OF a
member of their race, at which tu-
neral there had been profusion OF
floral tributes. Said the cook:
Oats all very well, Mandy, but
when | dies | don't want no flowers
on my grave. JeS plant a good OLD
watermelon vine, an when she gifts
ripe YOU come dar, an don't you eat
it, but jes bus it on de grave an
let de good old juice dribble down
thro de ground!"- !"-Harper's Week
".
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
Books of Subscription.

Notice is hereby given that the
Books of Subscription of the Salters
Social Club will be opened at II o'clock
M. Saturday, the 9th day March, 1907,
at the office of j A Ferrell, Salters.
S. c., the stock of said club being
81 900 divided into 100 shares of SO
each.
L A WHITFIELD,
G " BOSWELL,
EFT HAMER, :
JAS. A. FERRELL,
J NJ Cook,
Board Of CorporatArs.
l-7-1t.
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talns such a sweeping anti-graft

talns such a sweeping anti-graft
provision.
It is not known how many
shipments of samples Clarke
Bros. & Co. have made to men,
bers of dispensary boards, out
this one letter to Chairman
Stancil and the single shipment
of samples is sufficient to put
the big Peoria distillers on the
blacklist in South Carolina
The State.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07

Spring winds chap, tan and cause
freckles to appear. PINESALVE
CARBOLIZED applied at night
will relieve that burning sensation.
Natures own remedy. Acts like i
poultice pnd draws out inflammation
-Seld by " l. Wallace.
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Everyone knows that Spring is
the season of the year when the sys-
tenn needs cleansing. DADES
LITTLE LIVER PILLS are high
ly recommended. Try them.-Sold
bv W l. Wallace
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LIQUOR FIRM BLACklISTED.
For Sending Case OF Samples Il
Member OF Beard OF Control.

OldShliSlSo ~
of South Carolina's new liquor
law. They are prohibited
henceforth from selling any Ii
ouors to any of the county dis
pensary boards by reason OF
having unlawfully attempted to
influence a member Of a county
dispensary board by sending
him samples of whiskey "for
personal use," which is express
ly prohibited in section 46 of the
local option law.
1t was a common occurrence
under the State dispensary sys-
tenn for distillers to present
members of the board of direct
ors, county boards of control
and dispensers with samples
for personal use," and other
"slight tokens to say nothing
of rebates, which it IS alleged,
were freely given and accepted
by certain persons connected
with the institution.
The friends of the new law
very properly profted by the
numerous evidences OF graft
brought to light in the dispen-
sary investigation by adding a
section to the local: option bill
which, if enforced will practi-
cally eliminate graft of the kind
so prevalent in the system OF
State control. Section 46- not
only prohibits the offer OF any
rebate, gift or thing of value to
any person connected with any
county dispensary, but makes
the acceptance of such by any
member of the dispensary
boards, dispensers, ETC., a mis-
demeanor, punishable by a
heavy fine or Imprisonment, and
the county dispensary boards
are prohibited from ordering
any liquors from any manufac-
turer or distiller who has viola
ted the law in this particular.
Mr.. C. w. Stancil, chairman
of the county dispensary board
of Sumter, one of the first mem
bers commissioned under the
new Law, received the following
letter Thursday morning, the
case'of samples referred to ar
irving by express on the same
train: ~
Clarke Bros. & Co.,
Independent Distillers and
Blenders
Peoria, ILL.,, Feb. %, 1907.
G.. w. Stancil, Sumter, S. G.
Dear Sir: We are sending you
today samples Of a few of our
products here for your own per
sonal use, and we hope you will
accept them from US for that
parpose only,
The goods are as follows:
'Glarke's4 rye, Apricot brandy,
Gayoso gin, Clarke's sour mash
whiskey.
With kind regards we remain,
yours truly,
Clarke Bros. & Co.
Mr.. Stancil refused the ex-
press shipment and wrote Clarke
Bros. & Co. that the case of
samples was in the express
Office to be disposed of as they
saw fit. He informed them that
he 'tnever used whiskey il. any
way" adding: "Of course ap-
preciate the spirit in which they
were sent, and while | thank
you for your kindness, l must
positively refuse to accept them.
DR.. B. B. Breeder and Mr.. ].
J. Britton, the other members of
the Sumter board, were seen by
a representative of The State
yesterday, and when asked if
they had received whiskey sam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
&crmiidltc tclcaraphiidlc Ncpeidcn.

@ei'm Shlittidjublouien bra-
den Scr 13 Sabre ,alte ISranf Bali
nler mo Der IL Sabre nlte Sraif
Selir Don SolcOo, 8, ourh's Sis uto
e%rtranfen.
@eil CT linn mtaeblif ieinen
peroientcu Mrbcitslobn perpeigerte,
mltrbe in ieinem &altie iiiblih bon
Delta IN Ohio Der @iniiebler Spl-
better Coles, Elm Wonp BON 65 Sab
rem, ubn Dem 34-idbrigen :. 6. Hoah
ourd flint Shiiiie oletenseei1brlih
perleet. &padJ befinoet iih in 9oft.
- Sn Dem in Gosipelf, q. W.,
perbnnoelten Sale ge9m 6. 9. nno
9. s. Sulnfn1e meeen Epnplots SIT
bem 3iuefe> Sic Rtgitrlig nm Gam
oereien 81 6tttiigelt, bat Bite SSllrp oen
@abtiprnd' ynid,t i6ltlbi9" ubge-
geben..
Sn ser YlantspiGe, Cont,
Congregational Stride muroe $. u.
gosportb, Der i~riiJer lGl,eere 3eit ais
Selor I'M &irdenf)or mitgemirft
bate, mabreno oes 8ottesoienites
bonn Shlnge aeriibrt uno itarb balo,
nadlocm man ibu nod ieinem @obn,
bauie aebraft bate. gr par AZ
Sabre alt.
lSn Bolton lit Der 81 Sabre alte
Nicola Gbiodio anf bic 4nflage, AM
IA. 0e5ember in 2eominiter Gaolo
Hontie ermoroet gu baben, perbaftet
norben. Gbiofio's 9rliber 6elice
befano iih nls Wtitidnloiger ihoh
porber IN Saft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
3mreoen half.

HodefcQer's ErebiQer modte ieine
8emeinoe i6uIbcnfrci, = Seine
einbrlldspoIlen Grmnbmtngen an
gei5ige SecIen.
Nem : Oort, %. Gc5. - Cine
fleine, obcr fr0ftigc Scniation go5
e5 9eitcrn am S6lltB oGS @ormit.
taga.@ ottesotenIteS in Der .. Ipcnucs
9aptiiten.&ird)e, meldJrr %befanntlid)
Die NofefcQcrs oils @lou6ensitiibtn
binen olS Der Dor Ginger 3ctt bon
ENGLAND hicrber berllicnc @eiItliGe
s. 4. Nfc0 fltr5 uno biln0ig crfl1rte,
crtlucbcr lucrGc bas Icfi5tt 0icieS
&nbrcS i'm 9etro9e Don $1,000 nod
Dor Sd)l1tb oes @otteSoiehites gc0cat
oocr er ncr0c icinc Stcllm9 MIR ais
cine temperate onicbcn. Der Sdref'
ld1lB hottc Ocnn1 oltd) Die gcmiiHidrtc
WirflunQ, unO nnd)0cn Die SomnIler
init ibrem Gollcftcngon9c fcrtiQ ma
rem, fonntc Der gciitli6e 6crr mlfiln.
bigcn, BOB gcniigcno @clb ollfgc-
brudt mor0cn lei.
Haltor glfco bottc bCrcits in iciner
Worgenprc6iqt 5nrte Nn0eutlIngcil
gcmodt, BOB mond)c 2c1tte itd) mebr
iiir g(fticn llno 0crgleidcn, ais iiir
bns WoblergcGcn Der Stride intcrellirs
ten. obcr crit fur5 Dor S6luB oeS
@ottcsocinitcS fam or nit lcincm 9ln-
licgen in 5icnllid) gcrei3tem Gone fer,
Dor. 3llnGhit oorttc cr fir Die frcuuO'
lid)e Nltfno6mc, sic CT I'M Nu9cmci.
lten 9cfu1ocn babe, ubcr e2 leblc 0od)
immcrbin nod 0ic ri6tiAe @egcilte-
rlttg fiir bic Sodr Der Stride, lonlt
fonntc eS bel elmer 10 rciden 8Cmein-
DC nidt p%orfommcll, oob cin 9cfi5ll
bon $1,000 %porbnnbcn lei. Gr bube Sic
les Gefi5it Don iriibcr per itbcruom'
men ober er lei nidt @iQens, cs
LANCER bel elmer bcrnrttQcn Sinon5-
pcrmaltung olts5rbnlten.
Scr Nnipielungcn olti Die Rodcfcl-
lers, Safer mo Snbn, ipclhc bei0e
nit ibrcn @ottinnen in ibrcn Sitcl
loBeL CAB cS mcbrcrc I'M &crloufc
Der Iniprod)c. Ger ltrcitborc Qeilt-
lidlc Serr crflartc, ooB IS ibrn dbipa
Int unmoglid ict, bon onocrCr Scitc
@clo ollf5utrcibcn. neil man i'm
ltctS %norbaltC, cr babe ia Die rcid)ItG;
2clltc in lcincr 8enlcin0C. 1om n6cr
biloc lid Der Sobn cill, mcnn ieill
%utcr gcgcbcn babe, brulld}e or iclbit
ridt Die Singer in Den 9clttel 81
tbrn. Cos lit nid)t onitGnoig, Jon.
bern Elm nicOrigcr @ciit. Gr bat cine
0oll5e I15ubl ppn gei5i0en Scelcn
bcroorgCbrod)t, meld)e Die Stride nift
lmtCrItilbcn moQcn."
Nls monde Inlpcienben lid bel
Der crregtcn Nniprod)c Ocs Enitors III
ctncnl S1deln peritiegCn, mlrrbc Die
lcr nod cinnol iebr ernit. bate obcr
Damn olld) Die @cnuatbuunQ, Sen
pcrlon1tcn @ctrug oufgebroht 81 lc'
ben. SCinem &eripredpen gcnldb miro
CT ME bon scr @elncinoc mie0erGrtrn-
Gontrihutione1 ucrtungcn - bis Der
Nol elmer groberelt STRIDE in Ingriff
gcnomnen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

SoInbS 1IafpuaeonS aat ytep.Yorf itnb be.
rett gum 0ebrau9 In Der gcmoen uno SGT
stobalsS taiiSr UNI 1000 Abencs,
Seferpiruna ron Hcum Int G4saf. ober Burs
Icr.gsags ouF, epeifer1tsn etc. perben f@ne4 be-
ioret pet selepbpn in aIIeR folgenoen gtnet.
Aiireuii1. eeariess uno saltimores@trabe, g. &
80. ct. 8uil 1924, p6er Waox goErtlans 1901;
Gantoen.G ta.icn Observation-Disclosures g. 4. y.
ct. 9auI $40, pSer Wb., 9ourtIarb 27e6; rub
Nr. 526. SiibsBroaopao. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Sciratbs : Giccnscn.


Solomon 2epil1, %, SIR. 712, OIt
2erinaton Ctr; Hcbccco Mirtelt
baurb q.
Tictro Yoito, q, 9ir. sos, SliS
ouitb.S IT.. 'Holilta @lottonc, II.
6ron3 Aiin, 90, Nr. 9l4, Ecning
tnnitr., GurtiS-9ap Mo.; Worie 60
fol, %, Curtis. @op, Wo.
Gobcrt y. 9opis, 80; &elen 90
@orb, %. Ipplifunt - Charles Sh
9urgc, Mr. 94S, Surforo. slpe.
Sroncis airbp, 70, 8ittper; In1til
90. ginger, 56. Npplifont - ISM
j. &irbn Nr. S5l, Golunlbio-9lpe.
Tintotbp Nc. Naro, %, Mr. SO7
Iiblonb -gpe. Soo Camp, q.
Top &.Sidcor, %, gfr. 1874, Glorf.
%lonitr. MouoO ierringer, -, @ittmc
Nn9ulta Cream ~, lr. 2410 6oit
9(penne; Gnumo @errpmoll, 80.
Soiepb 9eran, 40, Mr. S02, Goitlc
Str. IgneS 2uopig 80, @ittme.
Charles q. @rcgprp, 81, lr. 12t.
abamSItr.. @oibington, 9. g.; IbeI
Mobel Mtolcp, 81, Maibington, 8. 6.
George Is. Dounger, %; Nnnu 8.
Sell, %. Gpplifont - @iniom s
9llfer, Nr. 5t2, Sit-Nortb-gpc.
Sorrp Is. @ilfins, "a, WcGaQs
Serrp, go; Nina 8. Ybiqips, 10,
Charles ", Selobribc, 80, Nr. 424.
Sidorp-9(pc. Slprence 90. @ilorb, 20.
Mortin 9. Sllbrmon, %, Surtforo.
Goum,; Nellic Hobner. %, applifont
g. 3. Sllbrmon, Nr. 24t4, Grub
SiG-slpc,
@olter 81. Ggbcrt, %, Nr. 1920,
Soripro Ipe.; Beatrice Is. Simmer,
Is.
eugene g. 9onlits, %, baltimore
Gpuntp, Mb,; Innie NJ. Sones, q.
Ipplifont - Charles &. Srib, Nr.
2t5, @eit AS. Ctr, Nciu.Dorf.
Sobn 9. Spler, 2S, Nr. 2109, Dit
2pmboroltr.; Gillian 9ebsmorth %.
Sarrp airid, %; 2eno 8upcs, Is.
Npplifont = Mor @llpes, Nr. 236,
Siio.G orolineItr
8iniom 8. &nollb, 81; Senorub
q. @becler, Is, @eioe bon Ybilopo-
lis, Nto. Ipplifunt Frcscott
Gorglcr. Scrus, Mb.
Sronf W. Seatb, %, Sails Gburh,
@a.; 9nlie sc. zimmerman, %,
@ittlpe, Mortinsbltrg, $3.50.
@iQiom s. @re9g, 30, Eortlono,
Ore; Guretta s. Srlpiu 33, Selta,
Yenni.
Sprrel &. 9iooIe, 5s, sittper,
Hbilooclpbio, ga; Margnrct II.
Sberman, %, Heooing, ga.
Gonoro Gpons, %, ct. Worp's
Gpuntp, Wb.; 9eltnapiitu Hortbern,
%, Gidmono.9 olultp, So.
Charles &. Solmper, 81; Soiip 9.
gopen, 10. Mpplifont - Charles =.
Goaett. Yer. 80, @rid,Si1.
Sumc5 SO. Steport. IS: Grace
Gamer, is. Ipplifont CHARLES
9. 9ig9s. Nr, 1913, SIt.Monument.
StroBe.
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Griuartct Sdeibnng I'M aluitcr.

@clcn Wolonep'S Gsfnpoocn. - WtllB
Quf ibrcn Gngl0nocr Gcr5idt
leiiten. ..4.,. ~.
8Dilo.beIphio q, 90. 0~e5cntber.
llcbcr ooS rpnlaptiife 2iebcslcben,
IN oeien Ntittc bic 21.iGbri9c ScIcn
WoIoncp,- bie iillGite Tod)tcr pes
Million6rs mp pQpitlihel Marquis
Mortill MoIollcp, itebt, hueroen ieet
gum erItcp Male alltbentiihc Gin
6clnbeitcn ,bGfqnHt. @p pic jrngc
Gonlc lid ollgcnbIidlid beiinoct mo
oltf mcld@ gsdbr tie lido II, elm Sfoei'
fcdcS Ibcnftntcr. dltHr5tfs bas ibrcn
Gltcrn loupiclr Sorgeni hercitcte uno
bas nlndntI Silie ocr9airhe ans Der
@elt gcid)ufft marocn lon, lit MN
aufgeflurty .G 0e asH,N..
Sri. Wfulpncp bat iid) in Nmcrifn
nit @erbctt Osborne perbeirotbet
u,o lcrntc ipGter in BariS Den @ng-
lGnoer Sanu1cl clarion fenncrl, Der
bon ibren GItcrn fir einen Ibentcus
rer qeboltcn miro. mgelihtS Der MN
penlod)ten Gnthiillnngen inocB in
bciicrcm Hiftc crid)eint. Die reid)c
Crbin befin0ct iid n%,,gctblidlid) III
eincm aloitcr in Monl- uno martet oic
Sd)rittc ob, lpcld)c hire Gitern CUR
Soiung Scr Che crgriiicn baben.
Charlton erid)eint nod Der Mittbci-
hing Der Grbin in giinitigcrcm 2id)tc.
Gr a%eitonb ibr nid)t MIR ieinc 2icbe,
ipnoern belt oltb %iornlrll IN Curing
2ofc, 100 lid Die Samilie oamols oui-
bielt, I'M ibrc Soto an, Die ibn Der
ipeigert mllr0c. Sobom erfolgtc Die
Slliht ocs Yoorcs, Gas iunge Wtdb-
d)cn pcriudtc nit ollcn &rdften, oos
Gtigrno ibrer &crbeirotblll1 nit SS-
bprlrc bon lid ST lpGl5en llno bereilte
nit Dem Gngllllber oils bciicn
.SdlpeItcr" bic @elt. Sbeleih lie
Den @~nglGnocr nod INNER licbt, mntB
iic, mcrrn JIG bic Sreibcit pom Osborne
crrinaen mill, audi olli Clarion Ser
6id)t lciIten, benn 10 bat es Die So
Mile in0 Die STRIDE biftirt.
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Iarnfanb. nnb TennIplpan;o.8 Balm.

3h6e u~cr.aIcu Nprtg.Apeuue. Staton:
7.30 Diorgens Dorl Roit, tdglih, aiisaeiton,'
nIeii Gpllllidg.
e.05 Morsen3 TeIta stccpm., nur Sunniae.
$50 WiprgeIs Yeif T Iccont., tdglth, aiisges
nnmuien SoitfiGa. .
1.2O Nadmittoae slelotr Iccou1., mr Samita9.
1926 Rn6mitiuas gnrf Bot, tdelit, aiis9e'
.,pITnlen Sori1tng.
4.05 9abmiitaqs Delta giccont., nur Sonntaa.
4.45 9ind1niiitagS Belair Mcconl, td9lib, aus
genontnlen Gonitdg.
600 abenos DELTA gleccut.. .deIit. ausee.
rommet Sonntn9.
II. 90 gbenbs Selra @cpm., nur 5orntas.
11.30 Ibenbs EeIair Iccom., tdelid. ausaes
unnniet Gprfttnd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

bcn Sterneu am &ollocpiuc . @cltirn.
9abei c%riitirt Oo2 i6one &erbGltltiB
iiuilden Dem Snbober Der crIten
GoQe. unO ben iibrigcn WRitnirferr.
bcn, DOB feincr Dem onoeren lein
aDnnen benedict unb Scber fam iif
I'M bciten &ibtc ieben lalien, mas
cinen oitsgc5cibncten GinfluB ollf
bic oan,e SprlteQltna ouSiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

aiinitlertruppe unteritiist, l,no lpie
ilblid, loiicn oll1 Scenerie'n mo
&oltime Jti6tS al miiniden iibrig.
Wtan fam init &eht iogen, ouB bic
@ciGaitsleitung bon 9lanep's Sbea.
ter nit ibrer bicsip0digen 9arbie.
tltng ubermols benefit, boB iie ollf
Der S0be Der 3eit ltebt.
IS aDetp."
Sreb. Srping's groBe S6ouiteGung
itebt fir oieie ISOLDE i'm .@opetp.
1beater" ouf Dem Erogromm. 3rpei
SllrlesfenL bctitelt .Sbe Great @bitc
8op" uto nSooics 9op at the DC
tors Club" linb enti6ieocn Die beioel
Nttraftionen ollf Dem Yrogromnl.
Sbnell 5ilr Seite itebt cine Tauoe-
bile : Sruppe, mie tie better icltcn
5llpor IN oieiem Sbeoter ollftrot.
Scenerie unb aoitiime loiien ni1tS
5l piinl6en iibrig, nno ipenn eilt
9eiuder nidt au5u aniprldspoG lit,
fam er lid pirtlib gut u~nterbolten.
Spe5iea 81 %ertuGbncn lit nod Der
pr1ftige Sonlen . Gbor, melder lif
etenio iebr bllrd bus dice Ii,Sicbeu
Der Wtitipielenoen, oils oeren quite
Stinmen ous5ei6net.
,W arpIanb."
Cine frobli6e @eibnodten entbic-
tet ST.. Sonles 6. &ernon alien ieinen
@onnern, uno iuas nod mebr lit, CT
gibt ibnen bicie ISOLDE @elegenbeit,
I'M rWarplano Sbeoter" abernloIS
cine SauoeoiQc 3. SorItcullng 81 &c.
nieBcn, iuie iie bier IN Baltimore ME
5upor g%eoiegener oeiebcn wllroe. Sin
Der Spite beS Programmes finben
mir Sillp 2eno, Die beriibnlte eng.
hide SGngerin, pelhe ouBer in
gtcip = Dorf Bis iest nod in feincr
onoeren on1eritaniiben Stoot oltfgc.
treten lit. Gie aus Sfp6lf Mtitglic.
oern b~eitebcnbe nTomanp Spcrn.8e.
lelll6oft" bringt cine Spcrcttc, beti-
telt v3l9euner : Sebelt," 5ur Mllffiib.
ritl,g, Soblreihe m1bere @ouoepiuc.
Spe5iolilten trogen bas Sbriac 5llr
llnterboltlng berT Observation-Disclosures bel,
aber ais Soupt . Nlttroftion pcroient
entidicben ". 8. Sbompion crtp1bnt
81 lperoen, Der NIT leincr eigenen@c.
lcQidoft @rccn'S Sumprcstc ,Sor
Sobe's Smeet SofcN 5ur guffiibrung
bringt.
nIuoitorium."
Cine @ola . @cibnodtSipohc per-
bient oos greignib in bicicm Sbeotcr
tilripobr gcnonnt SIT ipcrOell, oenn
zines Der %beliebteitcn omerifoniidcn
Nilbnenltiide, luClfes lpGbreito ser
lcttet Sabre iiber ole @rctter aing,
Die Die @elt beoellten, miro boielblt
oufgciiibrt. 9oiielbc lit .gSein, @eib
mo @eiong" bctitelt uto beinobe
mod)te man Iogcn, oob, iper an elmer
GnIfiibrnna tuie bieie, NIT Dem Ser.
lonal tnto Der ullgemeinen NltsItat.
t,lng nid)t 5ufrie0en it, icin 2eben
lang cin Norr lit. grmitroitg's be.
riibn1tcS Bonn : Ballet lit cine ser
Nttroftlonen bes Programmes nno
babel iii nidt 81 ~pergeIien, bab lid
inter ben SonSerinnen oitb cine Nn.
jabl quite SGngcrinnen beiinoen.
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Gomunb Sapes, ser unucrlpiiItlidc
&ornifer, 6ciien Grid1eincn olii Acr
Wubne alein gcniigt, Inn ein gonSes
Soils IN beitere Stimnuung 81 Der.
leben, miro bieie 8od)e i'm ,Womu.
mental . Sbeater" Srpar nidt in biIo,
lifem Gimme oos S5epter id)lpin.
gen, ober immerbin ais fleiner go.
tentat Die Iufmerfiamfeit Der gu
idauer in Iniprnd nebmen. Gr lit
aaeroings bon elmer iebr tiiftieen
aiiritlertruppe uilteritiist. unb piele
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~ 3 UunUen q IHT &puIW,"gTHn VI
Srii6ere gbfaort bon Der lil. G~opnIsSiatio,t.
slIle 3lge lauien in nelt ileuen unlon'sabnpui,
&ulbiIalnn, ,. s. eiH.
+G.O5, 500, lilo, f7.45, 1856, $3.50, 1850,
t1l.5o. sll.b5 gorm.. +12.l3, t12.52, l1.65
.243, 1890. +4.16t t4.66, t5:;56 gaSm zoos
t6.55, 500 (etntiehl +1o.5o. .1125 sesnSs;
100. 800. 1920, 1000, 1000, iii. 90 Nnl.,
1900 ,MR., t1z,v2, .12.22. 400. s1.05, t2.O0,
.3,0u. rs. 06, t4.00, s4.30, 1000, 1906 Haonl.,
feb), $1,000 *1O.e5. +11.05. *l1:32 Ibbs.
Srsocrid, Concentration, t7.35 uno s9.ib
Bprnl., f1.25, 1850 nno 500 stapm.
Sugsrstalun, Wd. NonulsStat.on, Tl.46 Bm.
1850 IadE,.; Gdmoerta s.ailon. t7.35, re, 90
NDrm., 1870. t4.00 Yadbu. ~ - >~s
jtpbal YIue 2tne
RCl philadelphia uHo Re,p.Dorf.
9ieuer 2e.ntnus an ber 2reiuHb5 ipan3tsfieH
Stra6e, 3epsDori. begueIt mar pniels, dbea'
tern urto (Defdt2 JtSs. 0iilriIt.
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baltimore Sampf Safet SO.
l9fte unb snuerfdfNge R~at.2tnte.)
Die Ser. Gtaatensasoft bef6rbernb.
1ampirr .gtrgtnta lneu), Maizena,"
Mrs. @insIow's Spotbina Sprup

tpirb felt fiber tinnbnrtfenHip Sahreu RON
wtiainnen pom Wittern fir tire 0imber bst'm
bernhtat has Gtpb. erweift ben @anmen, be.
fdiutdbttat ale Sdtmersen; lnrirt @inbluiN urb
lit has bette WtitteI tiir Giarrb5e. Non Mpo.
aeipi, nrh b~erInnat -Mre. MiNsfom's eppfbina
ehrnp" rnb nebut feine nnoere Gorte. Stint.
lno5pan5ie Gents bic HIafhe. Inter BEN. Ndbr.
r1tffe!. iIno 9roenei1,l9eise bon, 90. Stunt 1909
uub mt betuXhrfeS MtffeL %
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Sn Nen-Dorf begann geItern
Der &ro5eb eeeen @uiieppe Gapu55o,
alias Charles Oapis, pe9en Ser Or
morouue BON Sophie &elver. Gle
2estere ipirbe ain %. Siili als 9eife
tit Gapu55o's Gunner g%eilinoen.
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@ctcn Wolonep's Gsfopobcn. - WtlB
Quf ibrcn Gngl0nocr Gcr5idt
leilten. .l.,.