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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-03
Gro66ersoafGnat MeGen.

3 arm It a B t. Der Wettbeperb
our GrIangung BON Gntpiirfen fir bic
Ylabgeitaltung unb bic propiioriI6en
8auten Der befii9en 2anbesausitels
lung fir freie unO angepanbte SunIt
in 9armItobt 1903 purbe betannt 9es
geben. 0ono6 lit Der @ettbeiper6
often fir ale i'm @rob9er3ogtbum 9eIs
fen geborenen ober in oie1em an5GIIis
gen &iinTtler. Sur 8ertbeilurg BON
PreiIen iteben 5000 Mart 5ur 0ers
fiigun9.
IS Il 3 e II. Die llnioerIitGt Sic.
ben erlieb bic &inlobungen 81 bel
6eier ibres 300jG6rigen 8eiteDens. bic
Nnfang8 @uguit b. 5, began9en ipers
ben fou. @m lebtsn Sage 1T bic Nufs
fiibrung zines eigeus gu bieiem 3tped
gebi9teten 6sitipieI8 i'm Neuen Staots
tDeuter gu Gieben geplant, bus porb:r
fir bic gefdmmte 8iirgeri4aft feiers
lid erDffnet nerbrn mirb.
M lima 3. Ser 8ertsbr i'm Mains
ser !Sofen teIief {ih i'm abselaufenen
Sabre auf 22,003,50O Gentner, gegen
q, 500, 140 Gentner i'm 8orjabre.
90 o m b a d.. glts MnIabib Der Gin
gemeinbung unlere8 Srtes nit Matn3
funb auf benz bi:iigen OemeinbebauIe
in @egenpdrt bon @ertretern Ger bel
iii6en RegierunQ, Der Stabt Main3
unD Der 9emetnOe MombdG ourCh bic
itGbtiI9en @ertrster BON Main5 bic
feierlife %llebernobme Der Nerpaltun0
bon MombaA bur9 Die Gtaot Main3
ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-03

BON 407,672 8ronen. - Cine 2atpine
perlegte bic @a7erlettung bon @r5t BEL
Snrsbrud. Der Srt ma 5nei Sage
gGn3Iid obne @a1er. 8ei S6Onpies
perI6iittete cine 2apine bic StraBe
auf 100 Meter, Itaute ben Snnflub
uno bei9doigte bic llferiduBmduern.
SGqernborf +. Der @emeinbea
ausi6uB bat bic Nusfiibrung Der @rs
ri6tung zines Reiterftanbbiloes bes
9oiiers 5ran3 SoIsf benz atabemiI4su
8ilo6auer &ar[ Wolet in Wten iiber@
tragen, Die @eIammttoiten betragen
$4,000 &ronen.
0 b n. Der %penItontrte Stats
babnoffi3ial 6ran3 9ei3mann, Der nit
Ieiner Satin I4on felt So6ren i'm
3lpiit lebte, iiberftel feline Srau nit
etnem Repolper uno feuerte gegen iie
5pei S9iife ab; Johann te9rte er bic
Waffe gegen ii9 uno f4ob ii6 cine
&ugel in ben Sopf. Sei3mann mar
auf Der Stele tobt; feline 8ittpe tit
i4per perlebt.
2u9o8 3. 9ei Der @abl zines
Observation-Disclosures tpurbe Der Nas
tionaliIt @eorg popppic nit ITO
Stimmen gepdblt. @uf ben 8anbibus
ten Der Observation-Disclosures, Wlats
fan, entFielen 1920 Stimmen.
Sfiet. Die Sp8ialiften 9llmac
uno NrnpS nurben fpeoen 9~(ltfipieoes
lung Der 8epDIterung SDrmiens aus
getpieIen unb mubten Mlitropica fofprt
bsrlaFeu.
pettenba6 d. 0aS @4loB
SeiIenburg bel pettenba6 i'm lllms
tbale iptlrbe bon Der gei4ieoenen Srau
bs8 3igeunerprimas Rigo, prin3eIIir
G9tmdp, I'm ben Preis bon 100000
Sronen tdufli6 ertporbeu.
SaI3burg. DIS bic 9fdrrerss
to9in 8Gt6i 9orngoHer ii9 gum @ots
tesbicnIte in bic Stride in Gsno begeben
ipolte, l0Ite Ii6 bonn 0a6e Der Stride
cine qroBe S6neemdIfe los unb pera
16iittete Iie. S6pobt 9ilTe 70 raid
ais mOgli6 our Sanb mar, tonnte man
bic @erun9liidte ni6t mebr lebenb aus
ben S6neemaFen befreitn.
@ t. q ilgen. Sci Gueq rut'Gs
ten unter erbbebendtnli6en Gri6eis
nungen ctlpa 100 Wtster Der Reidss
Itrobe uno beS 9dbngcleiIc8 ab unb
i"tiir3ten in ben QberIee. Der eben fall
lige 9abn3ug tonnte nod re6t3eiti9
o~ufge6oIten uno bobur9 Gin unabIebs
bores llngliid p~erbinoert iperoen.
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0eferreiG.

80 n. Der erIte 9ongreb Der
beutI9en Geieaf9aft fir llrologie, bic
Ii9 tpdbrsnb bes lebten Naturfor'4erz
tagss in Sttttsart sebilbst bat, ptro
pom 2. Bis gum 5. Ottobsr bier tagen.
Q q pc #. Die Nlspanoerung
aus ben oberungarii4en aomitaten
lat gsrabe3u eri6redsnbe 9imcniiontn
angenommen. Gs purben tpieoer biele
tduisnbe ReiiepdHe geforbert. Gin3elne
Srti9aften limb bereits berart entpolz
tert, baB bic @ebdltsr fir bic 2ehrer
unb Rotdrs ni6t msbr aufgebra9t
iperben tonaen.
q 6lon5. Die neuc Staotpers
tretung tpdblts ben 4bgeorbnstsn pois
felt nsuerli4 gum 8iirgsrmeiiter. Sn
ben Stabtrdtb nurcen lisben Jorts
fhrittlide unb 3fpei RabitaIe getpGblt.
) nusbru d. Die Snnsbruder
SpartafIe b,tpiaigte auB ibrem Reius
esipinn G9erben i'm Geiairmt6straae
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Gl(a6- eSot6ringea.

StraBburg. Die .Strah6urs
ger poit" ffierte bus Ge't ibreS 25jGbs
ri9en 8eItebens. 9as 8latt purbe i'm
Mdr5 1882 BON @usuit IeOen sbu
Mont. benz @erleger Der .&0lniI9en
3eitung," bsgriinbet unb bat elm Bier
telia6rbunoert feline @ufgabe, bas
0euti4tbum in GliaBs2otbringen in
ltberdlem Gimme pine 0orurtbeile ges
gen bic %einge6orene 9ep0lterung Der
&ei4slanbe 81 forbern, mad Srdften
bur4aefiibrt. Vie erIte Reoattion bsS
8lattss 6eforgte Bascal 9doib, in beIs
fen !9dnben nod beute Die oberite 2eis
tung liegt.
M B. Yer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fpettor 8anratb Sreibsrr b. Ridtbofen
gu Mes 1T 5u:n tuiierli4sn Regies
fungSs unb gaurat6 in Der Nsrpals
hung bon @liab.2 otbringen srnannt
tpor0en.
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ttnost. &sr @erm0gensF anb bes @ers
ems betrGgt 1924 Mart. SaS Grs
trGgnib zines Observation-Disclosures
ties in 90be bon me9r ais 5000 Mart
iol ais GrunOitpd gu grri6tung BON
@ltersbeimen ober CUR llnterbringurg
alter uno erperbSunfdbiger Saubs
Hummer in 5amilten @erpenpuns fins
ben.
@nnabera. 9aA h5tabtbab
ipuroe i'm eriten 8iertsliabr bes 9es
iteben5 BON 14,075 @abenben beIu9t.
Gs plrbsn bisbsr 861O Mart Sim
na9me er3ielt,
3 eterSoorf f. Die Girma 8.
&. 66riter bat ii4 f~reitpiqig entibIoIs
fen, bic 206ne ibrer Nrbeiter bur6s
gebenO nm 5 pro8ent gu erB09en. Sn
Der bieiigcn Ge9eno beI6Gftigt bic ges
nannte 6irma bic grGbte @n8a4I
Sdnbpeber.
SaItenIt n. Sine @usTtels
lung fir 8p9tunit, acknowledgements
Iide unb beimiI9e Snouitrie pirb, pers
bunoen nit benz gu gleiber 3eit tagens
ben 81. @erbanbstag fddiiI4er @aits
pirtbe, in ben Sagen pom Is. Bis %.
SUM- b. 5, in 6uIteufteiu itattfinben.
6 m m d a IL. Sin SalI9s
miin3er purbe in Srimmiti4au auf
frii9er Shat er9riffen unb benz I'm
teriu4ungsgefdnsnib 8ugefiibrt. Der
@erbaftete, Der ongebli6e &aufmann
0outs 3ulei aus Berlin, but bereits
flint Sabre 3u6tbaus ipegen Ws6'els
fGIi6ung berbiibt. Bel ieiuer 2eibess
ptiitatipn purben nod 36 falI6e 90
Pfennigitiide porgefunoen.
g d q / s IN a | b e. 0as To-
jdbrige Muiiters Subildum unb aus
gIei9 ieinen Sc. @eburt8tag tonnte Der
Mllfiter uno Weber Sobann Quguit
3enter in Meifd feiern. Der WllIiter,
8eteran 1T Md iebr riiIis unb ipielt
beute nod nit CUR Son3muIt auf.
3 10 d a II. Ger 8erein CUR Sir
forge fir biIoungsfdbige Stripped aus
ben GegierungsbeSirten 3pidau uno
GbemniB belt feline 3. @euerolpers
iammlung ab. Gem Sabresberi9t
mar gu entnebmen, boB Der BAN be3
neuen Seim5 100000 Mort ~toItste,
obne baS 8aulano uno 100000 Stiid
3iegeIn, bic aei6entt norben iinb. 9ua
reue !9eim Tam 60 3DgIinge auinebs
men.
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lanern.,


W Ii n d) II. Die Gentralgenofen.
i6oft be5 @aDeriI3en 8auernpereins
bat g~enebmigt, in Der GentrolonItalt
fir trippcltofte &inber in Miin9en
fir &inber ron Mitglie5srn 3tpei 6rei,
plabe gu FIFTEEN; gu foi9sm 3nede
lpuroe Elm 8apitot BON $4,000 Mort
ousgeporfen. - Der GaufmdnniI9e
8erein Miin9en BAT einsn Mitglieber.
itono bon 5000 erreidt. lin bic S6Ga
tigfcit be5 @erein8 in Der S%te1enoers
mitteIlng tpeiter ols3ubebnen, purbe
i'm 9erbit 1906 in 5rortfurt a.. M.
cine Gei6Gftsitelc erri6tet. - Bring
NrnulT bon 9dDsrn, Der iiingft geborne
Gobn bes 9rin3 =Regenten, uno oelen
@emobIin, geb, prin3eIfin S9sreIe bon
uno 3u 2ie6tenitein, begin0en bas SET
i6rer iiIbernen 9o43cit.
u 6af g. Der Iangs
jd9rige Siener beg Sorp5 y9srcbnia"
bier, 26eooor S9nciber, cine tpegen
ibrer f"crniser Nu5brudStpsiIe nidt nrr
BEL ben 6prIttanOibaten. ipntern aud
bel ben iibri9en GinpoDnPrn germ ges
littens perI0nIi4teit, 1T. 81 Sabre alt,
g~eitorten.
q ernrieb b. 8iir0li6 fiel Elm
Sinh rom Ganbun9siteg in ben See
uno mare an Der iebr tiefen Gtele
fiGer rerloren gstDeIen, tpenn ni4t Der
3D9ling Der Stuoienanitalt S4dfts
larn, aurl G%erbauIet, fofort na6ges
fprungsn pdrs unb ba8 Sinh nit eiges
ner 2~eben5gefabr gerettet bate.
Sngol a b t. Sm 9emIinger
!Sol3 bel Grobmcbring entitanO Ssuer
uno perni6tste cine Sld4s bon ssbn
Sagperten.
Reu It a b a.. q. Der 8iirgers
meiiter pauluS 2eiitnsr bonn benads
bdrtsn 9orfe Rsuebers6a9 ipurbe uns
ter bent @erbo9te etnes Worboeriu1s
unb mebrerer @erbre6en i'm Nmte pers
baftet.
81 iirnberg. SIN eritsn @isrtels
iabre bes bsurigen Sabres tamen bier
is SeIbitmorOe Dor. 9rob mar au9
bic 3abt Der SelbItmorbpsrIude.
Sberpie9t a Of. Sn Der Steirs
mi9Ie Bel Sbermura9 geriet9 Der IA
iGbrige Oienit6ube 3urSmuul in bic
9ransmiiiion unb tpurbe bisrbsi grGbs
lid peritiimmelt. De- lngliidli6e Der.
ftarb aIsbaIb.
8 ter 0 n. Cine Sol3banb.
lung in Mutn3 falifte bic tpeit iiber
100 9a9nert groben fd0nen Walbuns
gen bes 9rauereibsIiBers 9roit Don
9amenitift um etpa 10000 Mart.
Ser sanae Nalotomplsr pirb inners
baIb brei Sabren niebergelsgt psrben.
81 oenbei m. Ser "a. Mages
meme 9aberiids Sanbpertertag finbet
In @~srbinbung nit benz Selesirtentag
ses 8uperifdsn 5anbperfer6unbes am
15.. 16. uno II. Suni babier itatt.
g tae 4 It II. grauereibes
fiber unb frii5erer 2anbpsbrbaupts
mann 9indsI bier fonnte bieTer Gage
nit feinem 80. Geburtstage sleid5eitis
bas Set Der goIbensn 9o63sit be-
gehen.
Wiira5urn. Tie 81. Werfamms
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Sreie Stdbfe.

8 a m burg. Sn eiaer aubers
oroentli9sn generalocr Iammlung Der
@ttiondre Der 9amburg Nmeritu /.
2tnie lpurbe Der BON QufTi6tsrotG
unter6reitete @or1Gtog, oa5 &apital
Der GeIeqi0aft auf 125,000,0G0 Mart
gu er60ben, einTimmig d%ngenommen.
Sn bic aenebmigte @ermebrung bea
&dpitals limb au0 bic 100000 Wart
etngei9loNen, Die gum Gntdufe zines
Shells Der S9iffe Der Doermdnn.
2inie 3ped5 QuSoebnung bes Sapags
@ertebrs mad Nfrita ge6rau6t purs
ben. - 0as Samburgsr piermaItige
Segelf6iff np0Ipmnia" 1T auf Der
Rciie BON piTIdgua na9 europa in
Der MugalbasnsItraBe lei 8aplpsJ8ls
geitranOet. S6iff unb Gobung limb
p~oqitGnOig pcrloren; bic MannI4aft
lit gerettet uno in Yuntu Qrena8 9es
lanoet porben.
3 II. Sier 1T i'm Otter DON
"a Sabren Der friiGers langjGbrige &C.
nator WiIbelm NielIen, Der MitbsIiber
Der ReiSmiibls unb 3udsrfubrit G,s
briiber NieIien, g~eitorben.
6 ii Bed. 9ur9 einen Malbbranb
purben circd 5000 Qudbratmeter
itaatli1er Dalbbe Itonb pernidtet. -
Gus 5e9ntagige Suden oes 9er9ungss
bampfers n46iqes" in Der NorbIss
mad benz psi9olenen 9ah1pfer v2utie
Sorn" lit ergebniblos perlaufen, unb
ss lit mid! gu beStpeifeln, baB bieier
bel Stiirmen nit Der 9sfabung BON
II Mann untergegangen 1T.
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0foenGnra.

SIbenburg. Giner unferer
d~lteiten Mit6iir9er, Bernhard Sort
mann. lit in bic Gnigteit a~bserufsn
porben. Sun Sabre 1870 5og er als
5ojGbriaer Mann bon Wsib unb ains
ai!s, UNI ben neutrality-suspicious.
ariea aIs Gsiter Der SdnitGtstolonns
bonn Hotbsn 9reus mit3umaten.
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2ae6fenBnra.

90 arnsm ii n b e. Dis bic ST.
i9sr Mad, 8ubf, Wilde uno Wenbt
ruf bic See binausgefabren iparsn, UNI
9erinssreuien duf8unsbmsn, tpurbe ibr
Se9eIbopt plDbli6 p6n elmer Mtlb1ois
rfaBt unb gum aentsrn gsbrudt
3roboem baS 3optIenbpot our uns
g~liifSEGtte Tuhr, mar es ni1t mogli6,
lie Meruaglhli:l 81 ~rettsn; ole bier
icdren c~-.-..nt.:!.
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Raiie 5nr Hciic ms NmSlano be.
iOrat e. Raiue, 4r. 4t3, Ch.9alti.
more. StraRc, nabc Gpitmmbonie-Nuc
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lung Der MnutomiTden Geieui@aft bat
bier itattgefunoen.
A,ro orr 3~alIrinpfnl,.


Q|onbau. 9ie Stroftammer bat
osgen ben 8~sinbdnotsr WoIIsmer BON
Dieoesfelo ipegen WPinfalI4uu9 uuF
brei Monate @efdngniB, 800 Murt
@eIbItrofe uno g%tn3iebung bon $4,000
Otter Wein ertnnnt.
2uopigsGa n. Sier ipurbc
Elm liberaler @rbeiterperein ge9riins
bet, Dem bereitS 70 Mit9lieoer beitras
ten. Sn Der misunderstanding
betonte Der Referent, Re9tSanpalt
Miiuer, bic Qnregung our @riinbung
bsS @crcin8 iei auSfflieBIi6 bon Or
beitern a~uSgegangen, CLIO %unat9dngig
bonn rationalliberalen uno iungliberas
len 8erein.
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S0peii.

. II. Jn beioen !0dltIern bes
9arlament8 purbe bic Borloge fir
bic neue !9eeressO Organization an0es
nDmmen, bur6 bic bic S6pei5er Or
NEE bebeuten6 0etrdftigt lpirb. Die
Snfanteries Retruten peroen in 3us
tunft idbrliG 65 Itatt As Sage inter
Der SABINE bisneu. = 8iSber mubte
man, benlbt. man in Der S6pei3 duf
elmer GiIcntaGnfation ben 8abnteles
grap9en pber oa8 8abntelepbon, etne
@rtrd9ebiiGr cntrihten. nun lit Elm
llebereintommen in Strait getreten. ba8
bteIe 3uIdlagstdren abi9afft. Die
8abnpertpoltungen iperben fir i6re
Mitpirtung i'm Dffentli4sn 3elegras
pbenoienIt in 3%utunft burd Die eios
genDifiI4e Selegrap3enpertpaltung cnts
i9GOigt.
8dfeG. &ls erIte unter ben
S6nei3er Stdoten tpirb bemnd9It
8aiel Elm S6pimmbab er6alteu, lpels
DIES bd8 gauge Sabr iiber fir beioe
@ei4le6ter beniibbar lit. Gs umfaBt
Spei S6nimmbailin5 BON 264 unb
GIG Quaorotmeter nit 90 Nntleibes
3ellen unb 1876 MntleibepIdben, r0s
miTdzirii6e 8Goer nit IL Ru6e3eGlen,
80 Wonnsnbdber uno IS 8rauIebdber.
Die 8dutoiten Iino auf 100000
SrancS perdnf9lagt.
% b t. Der NusItonb Der
S6ofolabedrbsiter in 8eoeb, Orbe unb
8ulIignb 1T bur9 8ermittlung be8
Staatsrat68 6sigeIegt porbsn. Die
5obritbirettionen babsn bic 8orberuns
gen Der 9rbeiter in BEN 9%auptpuntten
beipiQigt.
MdlIi8. Sn M0rel ipurbe Elm
&atanienbaum 9efd1t. pelder einsn
0ur6meIIer bon 2.03 Meter bate unb
beiien 3metriqer Stamm un9cfd6r $50
Bis $50 Gentner ipog. Na9 ben Sol3s
rin9en gu I4lieben. bat bieIer Baum
elm Bitter BON $50 bis 400 Sa9ren ers
rei6t.
Neuen B q. Der ltnternebs
merberein BON N%euenburd unb hinge
Dung bat befdloFsn, cine Mdurers unb
Stein6aueri4ule gu griinben, ar tpel6e
aQe NebenfGder bes Mdurerbsrufes,
@u6fibrung, pldntubium, 3ci9nen
II. I. IN. 9elebrt psroen Ioaen.
Werl 0 b jung 8 10 eter
6 atStin b +. Die 8 Sub 3
3pa bod in ibren G4u6en itebenoe
Sirolsr Rielin Mariebl bat 1ih In
Gnglanb, nodbem ibreS Qgenten Obi
berItano gs6roden mar, nit einsm
poblba6enDeu SdrmersIobn, Glioe
Darril, 8 SUB s 3oa srob, perlobt.
Oarrils GnnGterung an Warieol
fiibrte i'm 9ippoorom in 2onbon gu
einem Dffsntli6sn Stanoal. 8arril
erbob iid pIoBli6 bon ieinsm 5duteuil
unb fpra9 ben @egenitano ieiner 8srs
ebrung Dor benz oerbtifften publitum
an. Qm n16Itsn Dag purbs ibm Der
Gintritt in bda SippOOrom perpebrt.
0orril ii6erpa4te aber Warieol unb
folgte ibr i'm Mutomobil mad 9uilos
foro. mo sr bds 6er3 ibres Qgentsn
ertpel6te itno nit Der ermutbt9eno
mad 0orbrtngung isines Ssiratbsuns
TRACES Id4eInben Marteol ipeiite.
GtfidGriger g d To b.
lei r. Ter elf Sabre alte ShiiIer 8on'
rdb ebert in Riroorf BEL Berlin bate.
um ii9 Gslb gu perI4afisn, benz 6auss
bsrpaIter 3int poraslogen, cine Wtes
tberir bes SauIeB babe i'm gsi9itt,
um flint Wart auf einise Gage gu bors
gen. Der 6ausoerpaItsr ertunbigts
ii6 jeboh torBer, erfubr bic Mabrbsit
lnb 6eItsGite ben Sn1hsa gu iidl. UNI
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5nbF1t1nueru.

Sigmarings ger. OaS 8enes
IoittinertloFer in 8earon erndrb nm
ben 9rei8 rpn 100000 Mart bas So
tel uno bic Yeriion 8ro9bammer ba'
ielbit. Nu9 bieier Grper6ung iiebt
ii4 bag &toIler i'm 9eIib iGmmtIi4er
@aItb0fe in 9euron.
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Sa@(eu.

Sres be n. Der Jiirforseberein
fir 5~aubftumme i'm 8Onigrsid Saas
fen belt bisr feline Sa9resbuuptpers
Iammluns ab. SAT- Gle Gtdbte Sa9s
fens uno ipeit iiber 100 2dnoeemeins
ben Iinb nit Sabrssbcitrdgen Mitglies
Der bes @ereins eeporben. Snsses
fammt leben in Sa9isn 2400 Eaubs
itumme, BON benen Die Me6r8abI iiA
nidt in fprnenfreier 2ebenslaae be-
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nrnuin, aLfe IfprruHfn.

90nig g. Die Stabtbers
~Iprbneten befdlofen ben Qntauf Der
Srunbitiide Der SItpreuBif1sn glins
benunttrri6tsunftalt unb bss grdfIi9
8ilops0 ennsnib'i9en 9IinbenIfiftes
fir 100000 Mart. Nit tieism Wn>
fauf bdnet bic Grridtnns ciile, rsuen
gIinbsnanItalt in &Snies6srg 5ufam
men, Die nit einem 9ofenauftpano
bon 1,250,000 Mart bic Id5nf.e Der
MpnarGie ipsrben ioa.
Sif6 bau n. SIN Offeebab
Nsnt,tAreu @itiir-t, fsi-l N@;lau bss
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prnptn1 DrI1rn-21uUa,t,

&affet. 2(nlaBli3 Der 6ertigs
ftelung Der 5000. 2otomptioe in ibrer
Subrit bat bic 6trma Senidel C
ISobn cine Gteigerun3 Der p:niionss
fGbe BEL Der SneaIioens, @ittp:ns unb
WaiIentaiie tbrer Nrbeitcr eingefibrt.
Wie8baben n. @on Der 9rof6te
zines Qr3tss nurbe Der 82jGbrige Ser,
einsoiener Gdritens iiberfabren. Der
8erunoliidte TQrb.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-04
TERRIBLE RESULT
OF SPANKING BOY
Little Fellow Had Dynamite Cap in
His Hip Pocket, Which Exploded
With Fearful Result.

Sheboygan, Mich, Sept. 9.-Mrs.
Fred Williams, living at Boar Point
on Crooked Lake, near this city, was
severely injured and her 7-year-old son
was probably fatally hurt when a
dynamite cap in the boys hip pocket
exploded while the mother was spank
ing him for minor offense.
The boy had been put out in the
field where his father was using dyna-
mite to blow up stumps and had
slipped one of the percussion caps
which Mr.. Williams was using into
his pocket. He later returned to- the
house where his mother called IN
in to be punished for some childish
offense. Mrs. Williams used single
as the instrument of punishment The
first blow exploded the cap in the boys
pocket and the explosion tore large
hole in his hip from which he is be
lieved to be dying. The mother lost
two fingers and received number Of
minor cuts about her face and body
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-04
5 MUST
DMDERMEN
d IS Decision In Saw
MIN AssocIation Case for Over
Charges on Lumber.

Macon, Ga, Sept. 3.-Judge Emory
Speer rendered decision yesterday
touching the famous lumber rate case
of the Georgia Sawmill association
against the Southern and the other
lines of the Southeastern Tariff as
sociation, in which it was held that
the lumbermen who were members of
the Georgia association and also of
the Georgia-Florida association at the
time of the filing of the suit in 1903.
also those who have since become
members and outsiders in the Georgia
and Florida lumber belt, who have
suffered from the extra cents per
hundred pounds on Ohio river points
and the West, are entitled to recover
such sums of the lines as they have
been forced to pay under the increased
tariff.
This was a sweeping decision and
let in all the lumbermen who we're ex-
pecting an adjustment of claims.
The lumber dealers are allowed 10
file claims with both the standing
master, ]. N. Talley, and with the
clerk of the court There will be more
than 100000 involved, and much
time will be required for a hearing o.
all the claims.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-04
NEGRO WOODMEN
Hold CONVENTION
REPRESENTATIVE FROM MANY
COUNTIES ARE PRESENT.
Address of Welcome Delivered by
Hon. W. s. Pierce, Who Spoke for
Mayor Donald on. Behalf Of the
City of Hattlesburg.

The United Woodmen of the World,
negro secret organization, assembled
here yesterday at Mt Carmel Baptist
Church, presided over by Rev. s. A.
Cowan, of Meridian, grand governor.
Rev. w. c. Clay, supreme governor
and Prof. A. O. Williams, supreme
banker, of Holly Springs, are visiting
the grand encampmenr
The morning session was devoted to
preliminary business, and a public
session was held in the afternoon at
which time several welcome addresses
were made.
Hon. w. S. Pierce delivered the adj
dress on behalf of Mayor ]. D. Donald,
who was unavoidabiy prevented from
attending the meeting. He compli-
mented the race upon The remarkable
showing and progress it had made, and
pointed them to higher accomplish
msnts He stated that generally the
negroes of Hattiesburg were peaceful
law abiding and progressive, but there
were some bad people among them as
with all other people. Rev. w. G.
Clay, supreme governor responded to
| this address and stated that whereas
the negro had done well, he meant to
do more He stated that all other
opinions to the contrary, the negro
realized that the south was the best
place for him and he meant to stay
here. Along this line, he said: "There
is no need for us to fly nqyth nor any
where else. We intend to work out
our salvation right here in the south
land, wnere we can make all the
money we need, save as much as we
| like, and own as much property as
we can buy. II a negro owns five
acres OF dirt in Mississippi, it will
pay him to keep it and live on it.
/ Other addresses were delivered By
r. S. Thigpen, R. L. Hand and Rev
B. s. Williams. The responses were
delivered by Rev. R. N. Jones, A.
Brandon and J. p Crunp.
A lodge of sorrow, in honor of tn,
deceased members Of the grand en-
campment was held last night. TIL,
encaripment will be neld here unit
: Thursday night, closing with ban
quet given by the local camps.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-04
WIRES
FAIL TO RESPOND;
news SERVICE POOR

To add to the discontinue occa-
stoned by the telegraphers strike, the
wires of the Cumberland Telephone
Company went awry at an early hour
last night, and the Daily News was un-
able to get central on the local ex-
change. Repeated kicks" only made
matters worse, and the effort to secure
news through this channel was finally
abandoned in disgust
No telegraph wires are working into
Hattiesburg. and the fact that the tel
ephone lis also out of commission for
more than half of the time renders the
local situation more critical than that
of any other city in the country.
The Daily News is doing the best
it can under the circumstances and
begs the indulgence of it's readers
until causes beyond the control of the
paper are removed
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-04
% Americans Dress SLOWLY?

y j
Pc Americans Dress SLOWLY?
After the Americans we purify is
current remark in Paris concerning
seasons fashions. The most pro-
unced and often outre styles are
Int to America, since here the market
sufficiently broad and varied to
Ike in all sorts and conditions. There
besides, money, and to spare in the
rises of many classes of women.
1t Is, then, after the American i'm
frters have been satisfied that the
ason's models are refined and "puri-
d. for the well-bred women of
ance.
During the last year two American
girls who have married Frenchmen
have had the unique experience of
having their husbands request them
to lay aside their expensive trosseaus
Md to provide themselves instead
18th lingerie and gowns more refined
I'D ladylike.
These trosseaus, however, had been
ought in American at great ex-
nse, since they were imported" and
the latest cut and design. In France
ley would lave been bought and
orn by women of uncertain reputa-
on. while in this country they we're
hosen by well-bred and society wo1
hen.
Md Society Entertains.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
apiisr tnurtr mar m so6iar tea on
he church lawn Monday, with 80
ladies present.
After paying dues and planning the
frontier mission box, the meeting was
turned into an informal social and ii
was most enjoyable affair.
Among the visiting ladies' present
was Mrs. McClannahan and the two
Mrs McGowans,- all of whom were
each gladly welcomed.
Tea and cake were served by Mrs
C. H. Lindsay and little Miss Ivy
Stein.
The ladies' will meet in another
social next Monday and all the, mem
bers are earnestly requested to come
pay up dues and enter into the fal
and winter work and social pleasures
] The first Of these will be liner
shower at the McClannahan man