davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
An Editorial Worth READING. ]!
rHE JIM CROW CAR on TRIAL.

While the railway Senate the Dem
than the Republicans
members whether
attack
required ay their susp
1905 but the first In
white
me Commission. #fs sE -
ticket
brought complaint
PEELED which the accommodations were
Of white paying
railway replied that there discr
segregation 4kt NsSs
matter will be threshed over in the
certainly
protection the law offer The right
Jim Grow within satebounda
at this is against hSn
in Western States thai
passed selling tickets and checking baggae
from stated to line. \ssl
Certainly Jim Crow abolished interstate comme4 tht
railroads will be suddenly
dampened Commission
law have from SV
and Southwestern states.-New York World fh
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

ciers or packing-house bunch The
births and weddings in your family
are of no more interest outside your
own fiat than are the wreaths of
smoke curling up into the empyrean;
no merry crowd Of interested neigh
bors with their warm congratulations
The deaths bring little sympathy from
the rumblins. rafting werld outside
no sorrowing aaadaistances who have
stood by yg1 through the long sick.
ness; there is little or none of that
evidence Of loving kindness that
comes from neighbors and real
friends in small city or town, where
the dollar mark is not written SO large
and SO indelibly on everything.
1t is paradoxical law that where
there are so many people there are
fewer friends. and when you diminish
the number to frontier communit,
where neighbors are miles apart you
friends are ready to take their live
in their hands for you.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

1t may be that Orchard is telling
the truth in his testimony against
Haywood, but, If SO, to judge by the
confession of his own unexampled
criminality, it is the first time in all
his life he has done the straight
thing" Without any knowledge of the
case or learning one way or the other,
we simply ask, should an American
jury be called on to consider the evil
dence of such an unmitigated scoun'
drel? Is it not an insult to reason to
demand 1t?
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

can't escape drowning. You can't
make friendships as you do IN q small
Ter place, where the individual isn't
entirely effaced by the mass. Society
is not what it is in the smaller place.
where the human element enters In
altogether.
In the larger place your comings and
goings are not noted by your friends
even. and never by the newspapers
unless you are one of the high finaD-
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

! us
PARK EDITION OF


In local columns of today's announces
Park edition, to be issued Oh Ing onieu
the Confederacy for tn hper memorial raiA-
remembered that Mr. kper generously w
mated of land to be
This is located on HARDY street
admirably adapted for the
purpose
Some More than year
ago wide tract and the road
good condition. but because OF the ac
that completed and the place consequently
practically eliminated
a. traces of the boulevard
subscribed the
and dollars this has been expended
The rest collected and when augmented with
OF the Daily News
the beginning OF place OF puohc amuse
destined of the most attractive pot
in South
who undertaken this splendid work
the hands OF generous PUBIC
Daily News has doubt
The consideration Of
the building OF this park VIII marx
Hatesburg the marvel
ousM City-the Atlanta of Mississippi
that this special
scheme the part OF the paper o an
early OF project Whcn
and its entire citizenship
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

bf course you are going to patron
the Park Edition, but wouldn't it
the proper caper to send in your
er for few dozen copies just to
It the ball to rolling? You will find
transcription order blank in another
column of today's paper. Fill it out
Ind hand to either of the officers OF
he local Chapter, or to the Daily
News. Do 1t now.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

Some of the Louisiana towns have
dispensed with the mosquito-bar in
connection with their cisterns, thus
violating the orders Of the State Board
of Health and endangering the people
of the entire South to an epidemic OF
yellow fever. The New Orleans press
is condemning the action, and the
newspapers Of all the Gulf States
should chime in. The South cart
afford another yellow fever sea-
the best way to prevent its
the rules Of the Boards O.
the letter.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

We need a man with sure enough
lckbone-not mere shouter-in the
|hite House just at this time, to ST.
hce all this Japanese war talk as
kectually as Cleveland settled the
11I1clan matter A President whose
1f policy viii not be dictated
Il oye 10 personal glorification, but
ulaintenance of the honor, dig
md answering purpose Of the
kernment OF the United States.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

ySince Orchard admits that he stole
|heep, the ranchers around Boise have
|Tfnced new interest in the proceed
bgs of the Haywood trial. In book
yritten several years ago, it will be
emembered that Mr.. Roosevelt ad-
located lynching cattle thieves, and
bis perhaps accounts for his recent
uatise on the undesirable citizen.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
SPEECH.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

ak happiness. The world is sad enough
Without your No path is wholly rough.
Look for the places that are smooth and clear,
And speak to them to rest the weary ear sS
OF earth; hurt by continuous strain T<Aga
or mortal discomfort and grief and pain
Talk faith The world is better off without @
Your uttered ignorance and morbid doubt.
If you have faith in God, or man. or self,
Say SOL if not, push back upon the shelf E
OF silence all your thoughts till faith shall come,
No will greve because your lips are dumb
Talk health. The dreary, never ending tale
OF mortal maadies is worn and sale
You cannot charm interest or please
BY harping that minor chord disease
Say you well, all is well with you,
And God will hear your words and make them true
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
Small Cities
Us. Large Ones.

II you live in large city you are
losa You are swallowed up by the
ocean Of people around you. You go
DOWN into the deep and that's the
last oN you, except perhaps an occa-
sionaI bubble that may come to the
surface> near where you were last
seen. There are 50 meny people you
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
Fcupy the at

steve dams says th@ he has moth
ing to say. Steve cherished an idea
hat he might jump into fame by a
kpitition of the stories of divers
Lrimes which he admits having COM
Knitted against society-but Orchord
has SO far outclassed him that he has
|ecided to remain mum.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

! is a pity there isn't a conscience
will work before the sins instead
Immediately after.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
AMERICAN SHIPPING,

few lay a
news that of foreign steam
ers to carry coal American steamers
question: Have merchant marine or nave
we notY is one of growing Importance to the Nation
During Revolution Of the enerpsns Boston
all that is known have had hand in the famous lea
Party fitted China cargo OF
first hand The resident British merchants
destination stating that she was
rebel that the Son of Heaven could
notice of the quabbes among the Foreign
one was as good Americans admitted
p, firms Russell Co. Augustine Heard Co.
others wealth. which prominent resident OF the
Hub is enjoying today 49,
ocean American vessels entered
Japan during period Dutch of Java Our marine
- grow Connecting everywhere with the British
Of the shipping Shanghai China 1854 h
per flag American ships We're built oee
were faster and more 1856 English
discussed the ACCESSIBILITY OF Withdrawing from m
a The civil war combined manufactures
to the Capital found too great
ships So far as this country goes our
gn trade did period of s651S75; the
of sections of the country demanded
n att antion legy Even was sadly neglected II
b rememz that Secretary Whitney. under Ceve
as first 10 founder of modern feet Prior to
ackawanna and other antiauaed wooden
vessels Row of our navy yards The old
inkisha manofwa Monocacy was dubbed the
s5ooa few ago after galnty taking
few shots during beginning of the Boxer troubles
Since for the worlds trade and
making interesting for their European com
peo in every country Until
almost incredible sum Manuastues
agents world material which notwithstanding our pro-
tectve tariff imports We the public
foreign shpowners We pay h freight on the
the manufacture from the crude material imported INTO
! N
This is so American merchant
the fact that
subsidies
merchant fleet by the granting
subsidy and reasonable Th
nerlsand
bought abroad AT that time the Nippon
organized judi
increased that
writing and operates more than ninety
blowing and The Togo sen Kasha
greyhounds to San Francisco and third corporation
/ equally dlVldenos
merchant steamers The
Companies
subsidies from Germany Ever
Austria and transportation in this way
of subsidy concerned 1t appears necessary
AZ FIRST sight ship
supplies
abroad subsidy under what
Certain conditions
of the earth
show itself bold enough to def
the and paid America
sailors Pacific Coast
Portland Pacific Coast arbor In
francisco
ships Chinese
American month the salary paid
ships The doctor tn
in the Far East have natives
India be remembered
capital dollar in seagon
~
Altogether the outlook inland
with foreign booms pay
wages that them the co
all around Whether taxes TO fore
thing they
= finally be the general public
4 Small Cities cant escape arownms' U 81 Z
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

The steady plodder generally man
1es to accomplish more than the man
% is really brilliant.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

II II is Hattiesburg dirt you want
to buy or sell, see Ferguson, SO Main
Street. That is his business.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

: headquarters of the He's a
Club have been transferred to
Gay for the summer.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

Fhe strong man is not noisy. fussy
(loauacious. Roosevelt is all three.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
biz OPEN COURT. .
10 D 3 D y o o . . o o . .
i LIQUOR SOLD.

o D . o D o o o . o o o o
LIQUOR SOLD.
u News:
US issue Of the Daily News
4 appears with the heading,
pr Brought to Grief states
located in the Windsor An
ewith beg to ask you to pub
its in Justice to me and my
The facts, briefly, are as
my boarders ordered the
aeir own personal use, and
their friends, and to my
: and that of boarders who
with me for eleven months
sr was a bottle Of beer Of
d In the Windsor Annex.
LOUIS DEIBEI..
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

In the local columns of today's
special Park edition, to be issued
Daughters of the Confederacy for II
It will be remembered that Mr.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

A San Francisco dealer has ordered
twelve tons of limburger cheese, evil
dently believing that the public will
bake it for perfuN s2y. that the
|s61Y,.s.nasf e.J 'sDDy the "
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

snow falls in Ohio
the Democrats
Slater
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Nuirihtig Der Shriec @Sillion Tan-
ooIpb Scarf. Meu-Dort, ). Nopem.
Der 1907"
Scin Nnme itirbt d
dua.- gScnn and Der cripdblte
@nuucrncur Sobn Nl;itin GrotberS
elm alter M~llgGeicuc iii, 10 miro iein
Nonlc ocnnod nid)t nlaiterbcn. 90.
iiir bal ole NoIi3ci oca ipcitlidcn 81.
~itritts SorAc Nctrugen. iuoenl JIG Elm
2n0blctn lpcld)ca Qcitcrn 5llr iriiben
WorGcnitmoe nuf Der 1reppe oe5
&nuica Mr.. 1912, EobnitroBc, &C.
iltnOcn wur0c, nit Ocm beio9ten Ntn-
mcll 6ccbrte. Ger 6inoling lpurDe
nod) Dem st @inCe1ta @aiienbau0~
dehrQdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
@cltcrn IarplanS G%iicnbaJn.

geeiuneno AM 30. Sept. perlibt Stuen.Stattpn
ydgIid,:
40 Wzoreers - Sbneupcit, &agerstotuns ~.
uub. ausaenonlrHen spnniaa. Sancod nnb
Cumberland.
2.45 Na6mittuas - Accommodation nod Sigh
fieIh. III,
s4.2O Gubmittaes Grpreb SaupiItnie. 90.
eerstpipn, Sancod, Sbippens6urg uiib. ntiSge'
rominen Sonntap, Sreoerid uro Gnnmttsbutg
(8arIors9Sageonl
sdsltd, nn%seenommen epnntas:
TOO Moreens - Dori, y. & s. Sto. unb edt'
$50 .Iorsens - Accommodation mad Stsb.
1877 Morsers - @eftIi6er Grpres. Weftmtir,.
fer, 9rnerniIe lSreberid). gmmitsbura.
1burmpnt, gIne Rinae. @apnesboro. Cham
h%ersburg, Sngerstcipr. SaIeod, Cumberland
lirh GIfins. Siuffet.S bterbd ions Bnagon.
$50 GattntNtGGs = 6auptIiute 1fltn BON
Gmurb Srhpe, inipie Yorf, Sanober, WestpS.
bura uuS q. & SEN.
$50 Ta6mittaas accommodation mad Get.
e.15 .sI6snos Accommodation mad linton.
Nrioae.
Wur Suuncrtass nms eamiaas:
II .25 gberos - Accommodation mad ilnion,
Nribge. -
snr epuntaas:i
$50 .Morsens = accommodation mad linton.
Yriope uno Sdnober.
" SdIt ni6f am EennfbIoania.a be. :gabnbci an.
Sice, Trdf. II. Gen. s@effdftsf. Gen. .gdif. .aa.nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
&uu See uno Safcn.

Glnlp1cr oNruntfurt" algelangt. -
@rod)te As 9oiiiten. ulo 3S7
3luiihc1Oeds &oliagicre.- TGbrt
am Sonnta9 nad) @olpciton mcis
ter. - Die Yrobciohrt Der oiylo.
ri0a" ging eriolgreih pon ltattcn.
Nad elmer Heiic non # 5ogcn un0
) Stltn0cn lallgtc ser 9turo0clt.ite
&lOU0-G ampicr .6rnnfiurt" gcitcrn
%ornlittag bier an. GcricIbe bate
iilr Baltimore 10 &njiitens mo 3S7
3lpll6cnoeds = Eniingierc mo iiir
@ulpcIton, mnhin or am Son1tnG
%ormittog iueiter iGbrt, 81 aajiitcn.
un0 1904 3miid)enOctfa Gaiin0icrc
al @orb. Die iiir Baltimore 6eitinlm.
ten GaIlaaierc mlroen im 9allic oea
eeltrlgen SormittdaS lultcr Seitllng
oes @immanberungb. Gommiiiqrs 8.
:. @eia ~gclnn0et. 9tllr etno 80 Der
GinWunoerer murOen p~orlGuiig Su'
rid gebalten. Inter Den 3piidens
beds . Faiiogicrcn bcfunoen lid) meb.
rere ruiiiihc Iamilien, melhe gut nit
@elbmItteln perieben maren unb iid)
Carmen 81 f~allicn miiniben. Giner
Der &aiilten : E~aiiogiere, lpeld)e nah
8alpcIton meiter iabren lit Sr. PHI.
quit BON &drtingb ELM rltliii1cr ga.
ron, Der un1cblid luegen pOlitiidcr
Neoen INTO %croiicntlidula bon poll.
tlld)cn Nrtitcln ais HuBlnno oltsge.
lpiclcll mllrOe. Baron Don Sartingb
erbiclt nn9eblid) llllr orei Stlnloen
,3eit, iid) leilen nellen NllierltbaltSort
81 m1blen. Gr mar ieood) iiir einen
oerartiaen Sail, Den er Aeobnt bate,
lfon pprbercltet nnb bate ieine Sitter
bercitS nni ieinc Satin iibertrngel
lnilen pclfc nit lcincn bcioen Stint
oern IN NllBlano 5llriid blieb. Der
Nltsgemicicnc hniit, ooB leinc Ser
ba~nnlnNa5cit nid)t 5t lollgc oollerH
miro.
llcbcr sic Neiie Scr nSronffurt"
bcridtct ser 3. Sfii5ier Sol9enoeS:
rGcrlicBcn @remcrbuuen am "a. Of
tober, Nodmitta9s I'm : llhr, nit
boiler Saollng mo TnIIagieren. Sras
len III Scr Nprolce nnO I'M &unnl gut
tea Mcttcr nit lcid)tem iii0lihell
@in0 un0 cntIprcfenocm See1nng,
battcn ie0od) pom &nnal bis Cape
Senrp, 0uS mir an Z. Hopcmbcr, I'M
I.15 NadDmittaga, pallirtel, beltdlt
oig ltilrnliihcS Wctter. PIN 6. Ap-
pcnlbcr bate Der Iumpier einen beis
tigen Stllrm ST. beiteben, Der etma
'cd)s Stunocu unbielt. @ltroen ON
Nbeno oca I. Nopcmhcr poi1 Der
ySropc" lno am Nbeno ocs 3. Nos
penlber Don Der yaronprin5eilin Sc
ellie" beioe aui Der Subrt nod) Neip=
Dort, iiberbolt. AmN2S. un0 20. OF
tobcr mllrbc sic Eaiiagier5abl orr6
Die @cburt eiles anoben unO eitcs
Wabhena. &inber bon 1eutid).Gui-
ierl, pcr9rGBert. GupitGn Il. Some.
manll nabm Die Sallic Der neilcn
Mcltbiir9er Dor uno CAB oenielber
Die Nalnen nSran5" nno oIrdn5isfa."
1rot ocs ltilrmiid,en @etters farlen
feline llnalildaiGlc Dor, aitf, mar Der
8e'lnObeits5ultano inter Den Eulid-
giercn ein gutter"
Die Sifi5iere oes 0ampiers iino:
Gupit1n u. aonemauL I. Siii5ier y.
Giibnemanu, ,. Siii5ier !. Sd)m1r'
mer, 3. Siiisier 6. @oitmeper, 4. 81
ii5ier $. SoSbogcn. Sbcrmuidiniit
Sngenieltr &. Smnoer; aer5te: Or.
Yeterlen uub Or. Martidfc; Ero.
p%iantmeilter $. Slid, Stills Eropiant'
meiltcr Y. Sbicle, Sberltcluoro ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

DON Eurtimpre urb an Msoutasen. Witttpo4ei
uno Srcita6en bon @eif'Rnint nb,lhretbtn
CAMPER ;eoen In slnrfipipn unb 9Iab 'Banf On
(hei oiinftieem WeiterI. -
Tampier ~nsrloIieu baltimore upa, Bier ri. IL
unh 10, 2ishrftraken.gler
3urdb.Niletc mad allen 9unffen fbrHer &C.
ffdert, 8epd6 nufaeee1eu iino 8diiiten5tnnraer
i'm 8lraus ~referoirt percen. In ben btettgen
RiLets1itreur: Mr. 119. .HtraAe,
strabe. ober ben Saupt'pireau1: 2taht' sWs
Gre.StraRe. ~
9enben sober, Il. ~. 09tSM,
@en observation-disclosures. @en. s9at!a eter'N9erf
6. 8. M,cSaunci. SnIfssGen. 'gaii. 'Mgerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Wagen in elm inl Strnbenpiloitcr be.
tlnolld]ea God gerietb, moburd SlG.
ger bonn Wngen Observation-Disclosures
lpur0e.
q ii ii ~ ii d) ii r u id cr
9unu.
Hld)tcr Willium VI. Gum POM
Mai'cn9cridt crblcIt onl1Blid ieiner
am Glenito1 eriolgten @ieoercrpGb.
lung bon pielen Seiten 9lllnlen urlo
8llldluunlhidrcibcn. Sp pllrocl1
lbnn inter olt0ern prad)tppllc GDrp=
lantbemIm . Bouquets geionot bon
5rau ~. :. 3. NciIe uno Srol :. 6.
&irbp.
GrtlGrt d INCIDENT.
Gie 2. s.. GalfinS So. Itinnmtc Dem
non mcbrcrcn 8lGubi0crn geltclltcn
Intrage olli 9onfcrotterfl0run0 Scr
Sirnla lelb't bel; ca mllrbcn iniolge-
0elien Die Scrrcn Sobn $. Hid)aroion
uno 5. gowin 0opta gegcn $4,000
DEMONSTRATING 81 GonfrrSper.
maltern ernunnt.
: II mt zen G y III g t.
Nuh Dem Seitunlcnte oca fiir5lid
Der torbenen Sobn saul SoneS bon
Ga~tonspiuc, pelheS inn @aiicugeridt
81 COMPTON %genebmigt muroe, gebt bic
@erpaltrng oes gan5en NudloiieS an
Die "Wtercantile Sruit uno 0epolit
go" ilber, melhc ousGi1fonmncu aus
oeniiclben an ocn Sobn oes Grblais
Icr0, :. Saul Sonca, iun, ob5uiiib.
rem bat. Sn Sale Ocs Sooea ocs
SeBteren lit Der Nad)lob lclbit 5luis
lhen Den 3 Sd)lueltcrn oea Tcritorbe.
llen 1leitmGbia 81 tbeilcn.
SeIepDon 8eicllihoit &c.
Dinnt.
Tie Weld)luorenen I'M Common
Eleos- @eridt fuuten in ser alogcio,
dc Der 6roll Notban &~lapnnsfp &c.
gen Die nMtarpluno Telephone ono
telegraph Company" cin &croift 81
@unlten Der lebtercll. &ldgcrin bate
Sduocnerios u~crlonNt iiir &erletuul-
gen, Die iie BET Dem %crllld)c, Die Gr.
rid)tung zines Selepbon B., Efcilera
Dor lbrem Saule 6ll ucrbinocrn, cr.
littcn baben mill.
GrbGlt$7 15.
Gie Sirma Mc@ollgbIin Bros. cr-
bielt in ibrer &logeiode gegen hilbert
", Sarrilon, ben lie nllf 3uhlung Ell
l,er Heitihlllo fir Grridtulo oes Nr.
10 unb II, Observation-Disclosures, belle.
1encn 8ebGuoes perflogt bate, mi
Stnot9eribt $715 5ugciprohcn. Die
@erbanoluag III oielcr Sod]e nobm
10 Gage in MnIprld).
GrflGrt d. inioIpent.
Socob :. gtliie. Elm an Der yNolti.
more.S bio-9 abn" on9eiteutcr Nrbei,
ter, iudte I'M. oie @obltbaten oes
@onfcrottgeicBes nod. Seine yer
binolidteitcu betra0cu $143,37; Die
1an5e Snmme idulOct er iiir 2ebcus.
mittel, aoblen utb Wict6e. @ermo.
0en lit uid,t pprhon0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
MarplanS= nao Yennipluania-S Balm.
On. ,.,fnU.,, Nynrth- ~ ue,ur =

100 Wioraens Dort Bolt, iieIit, anssenorts
men Sountag.
O.O5 Moraens EcIta Iccom., rir Sonntae.
$50 Mpr1ens Velair slccom.. tdglib, ansge'
rpmmen Soniidl.
I.2O Gudmiitaga 9'eldir siccor,., nIr Canning.
2.25 ltdtmiito1s PORT Toft, tiglib, nlsae.
nor1flcIl Soliftun.
4.05 Gudmiiiaes Seltn gccom. nnr Sonntag.
4.45 Nnhmiiines @eIair Iceon., tialib, ans
renomrnen Sorninl.
GOO IbenbS Neltl Nctont.. tialitn, aiS9c'
uomnten GnnEfug.
II 90 ghenoe Nelta s(cor1.. rur Spnntap.
If so glbeioS Neluir slctuIn.. tiglib, auaeef
IipniHeli SAspi1y. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Ger /. Waldlnllt Ner0ltallO Nall'
baum miro in Walpriton ublnlliterL
nm iid) BORT ais 5hciIbobcr elmer GiSs
inbrif 5u ctablircn.
Tic Erobcf0brt Scr
yIlori0O."
Ter ncllr Camper ,TlorIoa," mel
der Don scr .OturpInno Steel So"
iiir Die Baltimore StcIm Eadet 60,
Sl0 Iop Cine" erbollt mlroc, mud)te
am Iouteritog iciuC Frobcfobrt bis
5bomos Foint mo }uriif, zines trcdc
pon SH @eiIen. Gieielbe mar cine
III ieocr Siniidt criol9reide. Scr
Camper errcitte cine Gabrgeihmin-
OiNtcit pom 81 McilCn mo brad) nad)
9ngobc ieincr Grbullcr oct Hccoro
iiir 9apoampicr Gle r6lorioa" miro
IN Die .ltoriolts%iuic cilgereibt ulO
tritt lire crite 6obrt an nGditen
Monta6 Nbeuo an. Gcr lteue Can't
per mltroe, iuie Die iibri9en Gampfcr
ser Sto ghp.@inie, pom EraIioenten
ser GoItipo9nie Capt, Sobn VI. Sber'
MOOD, 'entnoricn. I'D"
Scene 2inie Ybilooelpbio.
Nem Orleans.
Die Soutbcrn Eaciiic Co." meld)e
fiirslid cine Slmpierlinie 3milhen
Baltimore mo Nelp.S rlennS ctoblir'
tc, hat cine llellc 9inie BON Ebilaoel.
pbia llad) Ncu.S rleons IN Vetrod)t
oejoAen nnO beillften sic Seanten
ser G]ompalnie 5t oic'em 3mcd am
0onnerItag Oic Gudferltaot. lle bic
ii0e Clinic miro trobOcn beIteben hlel'
ben, ieoeniNQ0 10 lange JIG lid) rentlrt.
Gin lobcnsmcrtbca Yer
baItcn. - Sr. Wnl. Han0plpb
Scarf pon Nrp.Dort bot bent Gr.
Scrumcr, TrGiiocntcn ocS ~1cltId).
NmcrifaniiNcn Motioualbunoea," auI
ociien ShrCibcn, IN lueltem er Srll.
Neorlt Die M'ittbeilung mod)t, Dob CT,
nm ocu Tric0cn I'M 9ilnb 5l erboltell,
nlit ser Grnumlng Der Gentihlonos
Gommiiiion lparten piiroe, bis Der
@uno Die Meiiefoiten ans ci9encr
Soid)e bcitrCitcn f0nnte, Die folgenoc
muBpollc Nnhport 9e9eben:
yMcin licbcr u. Scrumcr!-Wtetn
cin5ioer @ltnid) in oieier NllgcieGen-
belt mar, luie sic milleil, engc
Treuloid)ait lnto intinle @c5iebungen
5wiid)en Sen Niirgern Der @ereini9ten
Stuotcn mo Gettld)lano 5l forocrn.
Sd claude. Bop Die &erclnlgtel
Stooten mo Iclltid)luno naturge'
NAB SreunOc unb 0lnoesgenplIet
limo uno oaB ea Die Eilidt Der Dir
ger beiocr Nntionen lit, oieIe 6relno.
idaft in icOcr in ibrer Mad)t ltebei,.
Den Weiie 81 ioroern. Nls mir oubcr
Ger &orid)luA fiir oieie Gomn|illion
gcnlod,t muroe, inooiiirte id) i'm bon
&cr5cll mo oriidte meme Yereitmil-
ligfeit aus, i'm nit allen mir sur Yer
fiiglnlg l%tebenoen Mitteln - jonrna-
liItiid) itnb iinan5ieIl - 5u nnterltilt-
sen. 9tthta Oeiio peniger fnrm ih
pouig Die @ciiible o%erjcnigen 8lieocr
oes Sitnoes p~eriteien mo nit lbnell
ip%mputbil!ren, melde es por5leben,
ielbit Die Soften elmer 10 midtlgen
Gumnliliion SIT beltreiten, nno ih Der
iihere Sbnen, bub id) nnter Nrerfen'
nung bieier &or5ugsredtc 5u lbren
@unitcn juriidtrete, obnc Dab meiil
gntbuiiosmlls fir Die Sad)e cine
Ginbllbe crIcioet. Sic babell, Sr.
Scrnmcr. MIDI nift MIR fiir Sbre So
d)c gelponncM ionbern mir alld) Die
allirid)tigitc @epunoerung Iiir Sic
ielbIt uno Sire Arbeit abgelpo.lnerL
uno wenn if Sbnell III Sbrem gutter,
@crf BON Nltben lein fam. 10 pcrtil'
gen Sic, bite, iiber MID, mic blsber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
TcrcinS GnienScr.
Bidder eiangperein bon Baltimore

OUUtI'VeTuIUUVltIH UUU
Iirigent 8rof. ). 3arolus.
SallptQllarticr SSobn Nbls Salle,
Hr. 408, Neit 0erin9ton Strabe.
Seoen Samitae gbenO nit ausnabmp
bes oritten SamitaSs i'm Wonai
Singitun0e. (april 7-t0
nIeutif . ungariiter 2ieoerfran5."
Sauptallarticr: Tran3 :Sacob's
So1e, SIR. 1923, 9eaion Stra6e,
2ecult|Eoint. Sineitunoe: Gienito1
abenos. 9iriaent Sran3 Sod.
(11Wat,1U