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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
NEGRO FILES SUIT FOR HIS IM-
 EMBODIMENT.
Opposed to Greater Mobile Will Make . Systematic Canvass
 of the Suburbs This week.

Mobile. June 2s.--tspecial)-wil- liam Irby a negro. through his attor- ney, red Baccho. has filed suit in the Circuit Court against Jennie Hunter. He asks for damages to the amount of $1,000 claiming that the defendant was the cause of having him imprisoned for two days in the police station when he was entirely innocent of the charge as was shown by the trial.
 Irby was released of the charge against him by habeas corpus proceed ings and only few minutes after en- tering suit against the woman for false imprisonment he was rearrested. the grand jury having found true bill against him, for embezzlement the charge on which the woman had him arrested.
 / It later developed that after Irby was released on habeas corpus pro- ceedings the woman went before the grand jury and caused Irby's indict- ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
Casino Tonight, King Dramatic Co.
 Prices only 15, 25, S5c.
Rittep By n Spider,

Phoenix City, June 23.-(Specia1)- Loxla T. Edwards, manager of the D. S. Goldberg Company in store, had quite a narrow escape from death 6 day or two ago from a spider bite. He was dusting furniture in the store when a spider dropped on his cheek and bit him. The face soon began to swell and before long was twice its natural size. Mr. Edwards hurried to Phoenix City. consulting his family physician here, who extracted about A half teaspoonful of green, poisonous matter from his cheek. He has since recovered from his dangerous exper- fence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
REESE TO CAPITAL
PENSACOLA REFRESHMENTS GOES
 TO TALLAHASSEE.
Will Attend Meeting of Internal Im- prOvement Committee, Which VIII Begin It's Work
 There Today.

Pensacola, Fla, June 23.-(Specia1)
 Representative R. Pope Reese, Hho represented this county in the recent session of the Legislature, and who. at the conclusion of the term, was ap- pointed a member of the commission to investigate the acts of the trustees of the internal improvement fund of this State, left this afternoon for Tal- lahassee, where the commission Is to convene tomorrow.
 It Is expected that the session of the commission will be of about three months duration, as 1t is the intention of the members to examine the records and accounts of the body covering the years since it's creation, which will be about fifty years.
 It Is anticipated by many members of the Legislature that when the report of this commission is concluded, that Governor Broward, upon its receipt, will call an extra session of the tlor- ida Legislature to hear the report ana take such steps as may be necessary. The fact that the trustees have been criticized to- a great extent during me administration of the present Governor leads many to believe more firmly that an extra session will be held immedi- ately after the receipt of the report.
 Representative Reese, before leaving today, stated that he intended within very short time enjoining the state from paying to the Tampa and De- Funiak Fair Associations the amounts appropriated for the encouragement of these annual events. He claims that 1t is unconstitutional for the Leg islature to make appropriations 'or such purposes, and says he is Joined in the belief by Representative Rowe of Madison County. who he named as party in the enjoinder proceedings.
 The last Legislature appropriated s30,0 for the Florida State State at Tampa, and s4.0o0 for the West Flor Ida Fair at DeFuniak.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
City Presents Water Bill.

Huntsville, June 23.-(SpeciaL)-rh city has presented a bill to the Abing- don Cotton Mill for $3.S94 claimed as due on water which was supplied from the city pumping station. The Abind- don Mills, it is claimed by Mayor Smith, has no contract with the city for water supply and will be required to ay for what has been used at the rate of 10 cents the thousand feet It appears likely that there will be a lawsuit over the bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
General nunitt nend.

Washington, June 23.-General Will liam Dufitt. for a number of years su- perintendent of the United States Coast and Geodatic Survey, and Is said to be the oldest living graduate of Columbia College, New York, died at his home here yesterday. He was a 'brigadier general in the civil war,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
oppose Greater Mobile.

The anti-Greater Mobile Committee will during this week hold meetings at Oakdale. Dauphin Heights. Crichton. Summerville and other places. At these places the people will be inform ed of just what Greater Mobile Is. Speeches will be made which will tend to show the inability of the city to take care and properly police and give fire protection to the district which is intended to be taken in under the Greater Mobile bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
Second Trial of Alleged BIrber

Little Rock, Ark, June 23.-The case of A. w. Covington, the former State Senator. under indictment for alleged bribery in connection with the State Capitol bill. is to come up for its sec ond trial this week. The first trial was held last April and resulted in dis agreement of the jury
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
Roston shriners VIII ceIebrate.

Boston. Mass, June 25.-FIve thou- sand men In dress suits and red fezes will parade the streets of Boston to- morrow as a grand wind up of the two days celebration of the twenty fifth anniversary of Aleppo Temple, Ancient Order Arabic order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Members of the order from all over New England will take part in the parade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
Sues for Value of Horse.

A suit has been filed in the Circuit Court by Attorneys McAlpine and Rob- inson for William F. Mann against Baptiste Ais and Maruis Faire. claim ing that the two defendants drove a horse belonging to the plaintiff SC hard and long that death resulted and he Is suing to recover the worth of the horse. Warrants charging cruel- ty to animals have also been sworn out against the two men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
Dog River Bridge Open.

Manager Louis R. Benz of the bridge spanning Dog river announces that the bridge is now open and ready for traklc the draw having been complet- ed. The opening of this bridge will be good news to the many residents of the Southern part of the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
sairar niea nj Sea.

The Norwegian steamer Time now in port from Progresso, Mexico. re- ports the death and burial of one of her seamen while at sea- The cause of death Is given as malaria fever.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
Cnnder MIna T,Yn.

Huntsville, June 23.-(Special.)-The BOaz baseball team has returned home after playing a series of three games with the Conder Training School, los- ing the two last games by scores of to 1 and 1 to 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24

"Young man." said the merchant. T hear you've been kicking because you've got so much to do." well. yes sir" replied the clerk T do think that -" 'Hml we'll have to give you so much more to do hereafter that you wont have time to kick. k."-Phila- delphia Press,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
Lamar and Tobacco.

Congressman William B. Lamar. who was to have delivered an address hero yesterday on tobacco culture, but who was prevented by a misunderstanding of the date, is a firm believer in to- bacco as the future crop to grow in this section of the State.
 Today he stated that according to the soil surveys recently issued by the Government that the soil of, Escam- bia County is similar to that of Gads- den County, where the finest leaf to- bacco grown in the United States Is produced
 According to MT. Lamar's figures. to- bacco grown in Gadsden County brings from 25 to 30 cents per pound for that grown in the open, and from 65 to so cents per pound for that raised fin the shade. He says that shade tobacco" produced in Florida is the finest for wrapper leaf produced anywhere. and that shade sells can be constructed at a cost of about $700 per acre. This consists of lattice work around end over the tobacco crop.
 In Gadsden County the crop from thirty-fve acre tract sold the past year for a total of s26.00o. He is urg- ing the planters here to take up the culture of tobacco, and secure the same plants as are in use at Quincy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24
Mr. Prntt someNhnt ImprOYed.

Huntsville, June 23.-(SpecialD- - Tracy w Pratt, who is critically il, was slightly better today. He now has a chance for recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-24

Boy Faces Trial for Murder. Y Albion, H., June 23-The case of David Keuems and his seventeen year
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
Sic Sinan,. nnS @tf2afsfase Des
EnrScs. H1tt''7'

Gic 6inon5logc bot iid) 9cbciIert
Observation-Disclosures @clo tonlmt lpieoer
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Sitt. Gicic giiniti0cn Spmptomc
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8cQicrung nit ibrcn Gertififotcn 81
&iilfe fam. 9M Oos iino 3eid)er
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Glcpa, Der Nelp.Dortcr BANTER, in
ici1lcm lester @ohcnberid)te. Gic
6olgen bieicr 0iinitigen SpmptomC
iinb, ouB lid Der 9Ifticn.Morft er'
bolt, BOB Die 9lfticlt micocr Itei9en
mo bna Gcrtrnltcn nod ur0 nad) GIT
riidfcbrt, oob mir iibcr Oos Sdllmm'
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Tcpreiiion olli Dem @clOmorfte miro
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"a lit, GA oos iIiiiiigc 0clb 5icmlid)
crld)0pit lit mo nctc anpitalicn crit
iuiebcr 5uiommcn 9cipnrt mcrber
miiiicn. GoS oiiritc IGngere 3eit in
Nniprltd ncbmcn, ga trob Ser groBcl
@cidditc, Die 9Cnlodt mcrocnL Die
Eroiitc gcrinGcr iinb, ais iriiber. Sic
Soften limo bobcr. 80 batten 3. ..
bic Giicnbobncn I'M Scptembcr 13
Winioncn Collars mcbr 0rutto.G I
nobnlcn ais i'm September 1906, Die
Ncttos G%innobmcn nnrcn abcr Inn
3,6OO,0OO geringcr, ais i'm Gorjobrc.
Sebt, Oo Die Eonit poriiber lit, illd)t
Glems sic Sro9c ST. b%contporten:
@os bot Den &ruh oerllrioht? dc
Nntluort iii nid)t lcid)t. Nls Sollpt.
iod)c lit oQgemeinc llcbcrtrcibunH IN
@riinbun9cn nn5lIcbcn. Iu5u font
men %iibcrnGbi1e GrcbitgcluGbrung II.
INSTRUMENTATION, 10 ooB buS fliiiiige
8clo feIt0clcgt mlroc. 90 muroen
IN bcn eritcn 5cbn Wonotcn bieicS
SobrcS 1850 WiQipncn Collars in
rellen Sefurit0tcn olltoriiirt, bon bcz
men ipcnigitens 1000 WiQioncn icit.
geIcgt mcroen. 9obci iino itGotiidc
NnIcihcn unb sic bon pielcn ~fleincrcn
8cihGiten nid)t cin1crcdynet. Gic
cin0ctrctcne 9ciicrumg Ger Ninnn5.
lnGc mud)t iih bcreitS inn @ciddftSs
lcbcn bcn1crfbur. Ser Grc0it lit 5fuor
nod nidlt mieOcr bcrgeiteQt, ober ooS
@eid)Gftslebcn lit in elmer ioliocren
@crfallluna, ola Is Der Nftienmorft
mar. Sicr mn ou lit Misrepresentation
mo molt il,ht lie blrd) t%cmporGreS
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Ia0ilrd) lucrben nlcrbiuAs pIelc Mr.
better sum 6cicrn Ge5ipungen. Sod
lit bic 3obl Der Nrbcitsloicn nod nid)t
aroB mn miro Ourd) Die ungemobn.
lid)e Hiifmonbcrum9 ton Nrbeitern
nic0rig gcbulten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

Ger @cnernl sGonul bcS
bciltiben Ncides in 9tcp.Dorf, Serr
81. Viin5 Der sur Belt ulf llrlaub in
G%cltld)lano iucilt, bat iif cincm SSn.
tcruiclpcr gegeniiber iiber Die pirtb.
idoftlid)e Strife in Den &ereinigtcn
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mornt cbcnio iebr Dor elmer peilimiIti.
ld)elL ipie Dor elmer optinliitiiden
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be ctluas SprmgbuitcS, porbcr nid)t
81 @~cred)nenbcS an iid. slber mar,
biirfe oos 3utrnllen babcn baB Die
&rilis, lpcrll nid)ts llnuorbergeicbe-
ncs cintrctc, iibermunben unb balo
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Ser @iir1cr Der Union iibcrminoet
ShlGge oicicr Mrt piel leidter ols
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Der Hntion, gcltc bon Den groBen
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Bins forbcrt oltf, folt @lut 81, be.
mobrcn llnb ollf sic @ofinlu1g SIT
bolcr, boB man cs MIR nit elmer
porilbcr1cbcnOcn, bolo iiberitonocnen
Grid)cinung bcS iihcr pormGrtsitrc-
bcnocn mirtbid)oitlid)en Scbcns Nmc.
rifo'a 81 tbun babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
MnnNlalnn.

Ser f6bnitc uro ar6bte Sriebbof in gaItt'
more. terminus Der n8npnrt Saf 1roueosettte.
ihcr @rrtretcr auf Dem Srieobofe Sonntags Bon
0 llbr Mureens bis . nbr ebenos, an 8ptcIl'
tnaeu auf SerGbreounG. 8rabitdtten gu allen
Ereifer
Gin cifiee: 22G w..6harles.e ctr. z ,timpre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
HNiulanb'S tGrfiihe Sabcr,
Equitable. 8cbanbc, Yuftamt gegen. sttts pffen.
INllIllD-l
MathoiS Wrblupbl.

SO ftarb plotiib am 50. gouenbcr 1907
@athais Nrbwo6l I'M Slitcr pon "a 1ubren uro
. Monaten. Die 8eeroiautA iinnct Tteutan,
@obnuug oes Srit. NSam Ncurl, gtr. sol. gScit.
gcesStraBe, ans auf Der aQoloon Bari Gene
fern" itutt (336-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
Sbereia EeQmaun.

IS iturb ant 80. gtopcmber 1897 5bcreia
selrEartn, 81 Sabre aIt. G%eltebtc -@aitiIl hes
oeriiorbelicn Gpnrnb Sedmdni. Die 8eeroi'
gung iinoet an Sicnitng, oen 8. Se6erllber,
z dhmitings 3 ltbr. bon ibrcr &ohnltilg,, VI.
1907, SitsgoinbarosSt raBe. aus nlf Der oVaItts
more Geuetcrn" ftutt. (336-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
0crrQtue.


Wlnftriif. = Gnrtarttg. - Sriebltt.
0citlib bon 9~Snlhropf cine lro cine babe
Meilc. Wpult @olps9SaegonS Ino lorraine
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lepborc. Staois0iircni i'm 6mciten SIir oes
rllnion Iruft"s Sebduoc,s Charles. nno 5alette'
Strahe. tW,ai4, 1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
Sena .SiSacm.

IS itar6 am 80. Jiopembcr 1907 2eua Sisscn,
Satin oes oeriforbenen 6euru StAgcn, I'M vi
ter bon 80 Snbren. Sic NceroiglIl9 ttnoet
Sicuitag, Anhmittaas . llbr, BON tbrer letierl
l8obiuig, UT. .242, Noros liciesStrabe, ans
itatt. VciicBuH8 anf Der yIrtlItp' Genlcter0' "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

Morimilton Sorbcn bat
Fch. Spieltc iid burd icinc gu.
fnnft"- Irtifel ols Tctter bcs Batter
lonoeS olti; mollte bic Soffomorian
geItiir5t bobell, llnb MIN miro amtlid)
Die Sbatlohe conitotirt, bob Die Scr.
nbidieoung Der 8rufen Moltfe unb
Sobcnau bcreitS criolgt mar, etc
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prin5eu Dem aniicr pprgelegt mllrbc.
ariegsminilter b. Ginem erflGrtc I'M
Hcid)sta9c, ooB CT cs obgelcbnt babe,
S%nformotion aus aneipen-alotid) 81
boler. Ger 5ipeite Soroen-Ero5cb
miro mobriheinlih nod mebr 9c-
iduloiglmgcn Suroen's biniGaig ma.
fel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

Gle II II d) ungcn bcS
N~clp-gprfcr @eiunbbcits' Nmtes bat
ben ergeben, BOP ein GROCER Ero5ent-
Ios Der @lr itpnoren ih0blid)e 9ci-
miidungen cntboltc1. Sbeerfarben
ncrbeu dis Sdrbcmittel bcnubt; lie
mllrben in "a aus 30 Eroben geflln.
Sen. Inbere entbiclten @oror, S6me-
observation-disclosures: 3lpon5ig aus 26
Eroben Sodileiid) entbieltcn idpefe-
lige SGure. 2cbcrfpllrit mar Die cin-
Sige @urit, bic nid)t gefGlid)t porbe,.
Nlun licgt Die Srn9c nobe, luos nit
ocn 51lidern geihehen lit. 0oriibcr
miro aber nifts beridtet. Sic mcr.
ocn lpobl lire 8eid0ftc peiter trcibcn,
lpie bisber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
gefanntmadmngcn.

Viircau Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs ummiiidre,
Baltimore, q. gooember 1907.
Scparatc ucriicgclte observation-disclosures, Die
an Den upoarh OF sltparos" 5u 6aiocn ocs
Observation-Disclosures at aoreifiral inn, pcroelt
pig @aitsppd', ben 4. 2e5ernesr 1907 @ormli.
Iem @ilrenn I'M Ratbbnlie e%nt9cgen aencnmert
fir oGs Seben BON 8G1oiieinen, 2egen bon
Soiieu ltno gtcupilaiteruna nit gituIitbic Der
%: Strabe, ton Der Saf' bis 5ur GroHlpeus
Strabe.
SpeSififationer uro slrsebotss SurnuInre tpers
ben duf Gerllrgeu bon oiefem giirear a%eliefert.
TOO |iine mo @ruloriiie e~bcHfdlls eingcfeben
pcrbei iOnncli.
Gin bcslnlbigier Gbct in Sbbc bes in ben
SpcBifiiattonen dt9egeberen Nctragcs, 5ablbnr
ul ocu !0iahor llllo Staotrntb bon Baltimore,
mrb icoem ~Stnacbot h~ciseiiist fcin.
slnS. y. Smitb,
Yriitoent ocr observation-disclosures ommifIton.
Gugcuc Z. 9luogers,
Glerf Der 8eboroe.
9eftdtigt:
Z. Barn Wabupl,
Tr1iioent Der 0ontraftper9ehunpS s9eb1roe.
(gtob21 49, 3 20. 90. 81. 29.30 Sea2 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
gilbert 6. TnQcr,

2eidlenbeitatter
giabioIaer bon @iniam 9. Srb lno bet tbm
fir "a Sabre befhaftiet. Or. 22f. 0urb-0ruao.
man. 9eIepbon: 8oIfe 1908. Widbige Bretie.
(Sft2|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

Scnotor 6orofcr It, N G
@orfia I'M Giders. Homon, willig; CT
mill sic Gait ocs Er0iiocntc gmltcS
ouf ieine Sbllltern nebnlcn. Grit
obcr mllB i'm boS Solf gcmGblt bo.
ben, mcnn er i~ibcrboltpt nominlrt
mcrocn ioQte, mas bel Den politiid)cn
GonitcQntionen nidt wobridcinlid)
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

SIM den Hcihstoac
aebt es bcrcitS red)t lcbbuft 81. Nus
tiirlid) lit cS Scrr gugllit @ebcl, Der
ais ofientlider MnflGger r2eben in
Die 9lloc" brin9t. Gr norgelt an Der
9lod,Eolitif, an Den nellen 3olen,
melfe Die notbwenoigiten 2ebcnsmit-
tel pcrthcilertcn, onl 6lottcn $ Gtot.
Notiirlih pergoB er nift, ben Sor'
en-Moltfc.Ero5eB geb0rig ol,s5i-
idladten unb iih iittlid) iiber Die So.
tier Der bohiten &rciie 81 cmpo.
ren. Sold)c rcbncriid)e Selbitentbin.
ol.n9en lit man BET 9ebel pcnigltcns
in jeber Geihstu1S. Sciiion einnal
%gerpobnt. limo oiesmal lag beion-
oers picl Bacterial Dor fir oen oifent.
lid)en NnflGgcr, Wie meiluno 3olo
iein nS'occuic!" - id) flogc AM -
bon Der Neoner.S ribiinc ms Golf 81
%ifleubern. gn llebertreibnngen l1bt
cr eS babel nid)t feblen. 0os eebort
5um politiiden @cibaft.
Sur 3cit limb in ocn Ser.
Staatcn 22i0 Observation-Disclosures
nit Der Slciifp.~ Snipeftion beiddftigt.
Snf @or5cn mllrocn I'M lcttcn Sis
foliobre 50.999,03l ShladtthierC
Dor uno nod Dem S6lahtcn nittr.
iudt. Bon picien puroen 149, 1872 ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
@%crlammInn9s 1. Nnseigcm.
er 9au. II

,Git.4umburo. straRcu mmcriudBrcmoe Ban. II.
Spar,Ycreiu."
Sic SabrcSsSeridmmli1a unb Neamtens9Sdbl
nbi9et ScreinS tinoHt am Sienitag, Den 3. Ses
mcit.Gde Baltimore unb Springs trabc, itatt.
SIN @iiira9c
Sacub Yce, Jun,
(33i,G-O Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

fronf bcfunoeh mo uerni6tet. Die
Soften Der Slciid)beidau bclicfen lid)
oltf 2,159,000 Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
Gpuop1, 9sarf . Gcmcterp.

gRrrau: sarl II, @cft.e nratpaa,4ttaRr, unb
Saypt.Gingaug, 6rcocrtd.Hpao.
Observation-Disclosures bon S26 an iiitt6u lhe'iitotger
iperStt' i'm 8rel6tdnfe nh Snipt. Sinpnn1 ee'
%iurocn, llnfepr Ieetlt ptro-D penH selpaiinlbt
lorfpreden. t92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
Baltimore Ecnictern.

gitrean: SrunHiu' Siea, baltimore II. Ngrtbtr.
Observation-Disclosures sim Scrfalif = bon $50 an,
nit Warmornioftet dbacGren3t $50 = Vlae
fit bier @rdher. 6rete 9erlutlllg Der 1npeue
fit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Snnt16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

Gonobom Jill mi per d G.
Oellcn 2Gnbcrn observation-disclosures.
%crtrG0c obihlicBcn, Inn icincn Gr.
port SIT beben. Gie %crci1igtcn Stoa,
ten mcrocn obcr inter oicicn 20nocrn
lidt ouige5GbIt. llnierc rcpilbIifoni-
id,cn Eolitifcr li,,o fir itorre Sod-
sole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

Cine SlotiIle BON INF
Sorpcbo=9poten gcbt hclltc nod) Der
Siiitc beS Stiacn S5conS nb. dc
tlcincn 6obr5clgc boben cine 6abrt
bon 1900 Weilcn 81 MAIDEN. Gle
Sdloht,Slotte iolgt ipGtcr. Cine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro bic Hciic
ullf Den Sprpebo. 9potcn nid)t icill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

0ic grobtc Surm an Der
Groc belitt mobl cine Gron $! W.
Sing in GcroS. Gie Game bat jebt
5t ibrcm rieii1cn @clitc nod 10000
Nder binBngcfnuit, 10 Dab ibte
rHond)" 1,470,000 slder runiubt, ct.
mu 1900 Guooratmcilcn, mebr ols
cine glnSnbl Der oelttid)cn &leinltuus
ten 51blen mo nift picl lpcni1er ais
onS 8robbcr5ogtbum Slocnburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

SoS @eihGft zines Con.
furs. ODER Wtuiicnperipultcrs lit in
ocn &crcini0tcn Stooten cin red,t
cintr6glid)cs. Iic GonfurSmaiic miro
oft 10 gut %pcrluultct, bob iiir bic
@IGlibigcr lucnigcr iibrig blcibt, nl$
iiir oen @crluoltcr. llnO ic GROCER bic
Molic, bcito bobcr sic Ginfiillitc beS
Terpoltcr$. 81 bnt cine @onf Dor
mebr olS bier Subrcn ibre Sbiircn
Qcihlciicn. Sic bate bomola 300.
coo Collars Gcpoiitcn. Nis Jest bos
ben Die Icpolitorcn 5cbn Ero5cnt CT.
holteu. sic ipgcnunnten .Ncccipers"
obcr hobcn oi,s Der Moiie $4,000
Collars cinecitriden. Sic Soften
Der &erluoltlng linb inn NQacn1cinen
81 bod nno Die @erihte crbcben IN
Der Hcacl fcincn Ginponb acgcn Die
Soroerumgcn Scr &crmoIter. Tic
0lGubigcr aber bnbcn Dos Hodicbcn.
Seit elmer Hcibe pom
,iohrcll lplrO III 0cft NcrCtlltgtcl1
Stootcn i%o1cnonntcr Woccoroni-
@ciien nn9cbollt, trotocm nimmt bic
Giniubr bon Wnccnrpni olla SEN ito
licniid)cn SGfcn bcit1noig 5ll. Sic
bottc in 1901 Cinen @crth Don iibcr
on~bcrtbolb Minioncn 0oQors. Iticg
in 1905 oui iiber , MiQioucn mo in
1906 oirf 2.662.000 Collars. Sieics
rSobr miro tie mobl iibcr 3 Niilioncl,
binousocben.
Grompt NIT Dem eritcl II
Tcsember bat lid Der @intcr ollec.
meloct. @eitcrn Woroen ihncitc cs,
hod) gina Der Sd)ncc ipotcr in Heac,t
iiber. Ger &olcnbcr. @intcr bcoinnt
crit in brei @odltit;;' pit 9totur ober
filnmcrt lid ipehia hit ben 9a.
| lenoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

Gas @ibnnrt pom Der
Hcpublif nit Dem @roBbcr5o9 an Der
Spite micocrbolt iid) in etluoa onoc'
rcr 6orm in HuBlnnb; bier tits Der
Gcrioliungs. Stoot nit Dem Gutofra-
ten All Der Spibc; ober nidt ais
Sd)cr5, ipnOcrn crnit gcmcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

% Ri Ri brc d
ooron!" Sim Sorif nGmlid). 60
iogt Senotor 6orufcr III lcincnl
Sdrcibcn M bie9icpublifmncr Sbio'S.
@ir0 nibtS niibcn. Won miro trob
Iorofcr'S Nllf baran riibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02

Son Sen 100000 Ecrip-
men, meld)e oieNusitcqlrnG in SonlcS.
totpn beillht bnbcL paren lllr L.
100000, nelfe Gintritt bc5ablt bo.
ben! &ein @unoer, boB baS Geii5it
10 groB lit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

RESOLVED S@
That fou CANT r1HKE A GIRL OUT OF
A Boz By PUTTING HIM INTO Girl LIS L0THES|
lou CANT MA KE "A GENTLE N AN OF A RUf FlAkIl|
BY'PUTTlN1 GENTLE MEMS LoTAES ON u ,,SS
ANYMORE Than fou CAN MAKE A Sill t<.,sGj|
PuRsESoF "A SoW5 EAR. ROSES Do MOTT
GROW. ON POISON IVY, AND a NAN WHO
LOVES GOD CANT BELIEVE IN. SATAhN,sS
But EvtRYTHlNG.iSA AS IT HouLD BE-
BFrAUsE THERE MUST BE AN upoR HERE
NouLDN MI BE A DOWN, HON. COULD THERE
Be AN EAST If THERE WAS No WEST; OR DARK
EXCEPT AS THE OPPOSITE or LIGHT BUThou5
CAN DRIVE AWAY The DARk5ANlTH The LlGA
AND You CAN BE HAPPY 81 BEING r IGAT,
ALI SAME GOLDEN Rule 3d.