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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-26
THE ITINERARY OF DR.. BECK
HAM

Rev. VIM. Beckham will leave Sat.
lrday for points in Kentucky. He
will go to Henderson and Frankfort
% fill engagements for the first of
Nay, from there to the South Carolina
Convention at Aiken, the West Vir-
ginia Sunday School Convention at
HUNTINGTON, then to the Virginia Bap-
list Convention at Norfolk From
here he goes to the Executive Board
meeting Of the National Baptist Con-
yention which will be held in Wash
ington, D. c.. on the 18th of May. It
is rumored that Rev. Beckham will
hen cross the continent to California.
ne is not evnected to return to Nash
vile until after the Sunday School
CONGRESS-, which is to meet in New
Orleans. Ia. June $500, when thou
sands Of Sunday school workers will
"ongreeate 10 discuss all nhases of
the work This will make the second
frHns-continental trim for DR. Beckham
since he recovered from his recent
illness in January He stated to a
.Glohe reporter that since leaving
Nashville from Januarv Goth to his re-
turn April 18th, he had Travelled Is 0OO
miles and had averaged four lectures
= day. In Savannah. Ga. he spoke
7even times in one day to large audi
ancns
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-26
TO THE PASTORS OF THE A. M. z.
CHURCHES:

You who have not Allen Christian
Nndeavor Leagues in your churches.
please organize the same at once. and
Get your various committees to work.
t would be shame to African Meth.
odism for this great Convention to
come here in July and for the
churches and pastors of this city to
Ne in arrears. Let the ministers of
the city wake up and do something
that is, get busy.
M. B. TOPP, Secretary.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-26
JEFFERSON NOTES.

The Sunday school at Hickory
Grove had a rally on last Sunday An
excellent program was rendered by
the Sunday school members. The
children raised $4.S5.
Miss Lizzie Reed has returned from
Nashville.
Mrs Amanda Coleman has returned
from her visit North.
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, of the G. M. E.
Church spent Sunday with his
friends
Mr. Horace Black has completed
the fence around his beautiful home.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-26
PLATE2.

This shows very popular design for
G. U. o. of o. F. Lodges Front made
of white flag silk. Lambrequin, or Cur
tain, of red silk. Painted in gold leaf
and oil colors, back of red banner sateen.
Trimmed with imported gold lace, fringes
tassels, etc. Hardwood pole, wood cross
bar, rain cover and holster. Prices 500
to SIS. Any of the above Banners will be
made for any other organization at same
prices, changing emblems and lettering
to suit the Order. :: :: !:
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-26
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On April 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley.
+ 1926 Fourteenth avenue, North.
ave a party in honor Of their sister,
Iiss Maria L. Thomas, it being the
anniversary of her birth. Various
ames were played, and refreshments
we're served. Among those present
we're Misses jamie Sneed, Florence
aprade, Beatrice Laprade, Bessie
fathews, Beulah Walker, Messrs.
Williams Fl. Mathews, Felix Mathews,
Rev Russell and Richard Smiley.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-26

The society is enjoying a prosper
GUS season, as was evidenced by the
tremendous crowd which filed the
chapel on Friday night Prominent
people from all parts of the city were
seen in the audience.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-26
PLATE 4.

We manufacture K. P. Lodge Banners
as per illustration given above, at prices
according to quality of materials and
trimmings, ranging from $50 to SIS; silk
embroidered work from $50 to $40; hand
embroidered bullion work from $l35 to
$3.50. Specifications furnished ON banners
at any price desired. :: :: y:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
Glichr e dlncc.

0c8 10 Dimes, So, 3. Mai. -
Shnee iGQt bclltc in picIcn GbciIcn
bon Soma. Go9 thermometer itebt
oui ST @rlO mO man erlportct ocn
iAliumitcn 6riibiobrSiroit Der Sai.
ion in ser fomuen0eu 9}1ht S5ier
lit cin 3ou S6nce geialcn.
Sort Nilcp, &@., 3. Moi.
Socitige S6nceitiirme limo bellte in
Der bieii9en @c9enO cutieHeIt.
Ct, &oiepb, 0to, 3. Niai. -
0icr lmO I'M gon5en norOmcItliNcl
Nliiionri bat cS bcllte mebr oOer ne
niger itnrt geihncit. 2luH in DC
bro9fn ruo GuninS berriheu beutc
S6neeItijrnc rmO bitter foltcS @et.
ter. &u munAcn @egcnOcn 9icbro9-
fa'8 iieIcu bier 3ou SAnec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
0cgcuieitigc Nbmurfinng.

rmingbam, 9lla., 3. Dioi.
- :. &. Sullipan 5radtogent Der
alabama @rcnt Soutbern Yabn" 5lt
8oooltod, mur0e beutc bon Dem BE
ger Sranf 9tiharoIon olird cinen
SHuB toOtlid pcripunoet, itrcdte ie,
cod oen gteger glci6 oaroui ourdy
einen ShuB foot 81 9o0en. Slllli.
pan itarb bier StnnOen 0arnuf i'm
bieiigcn Soipital 9iiboroion mar I'M
gegrifi, icine Snusgerdtbihaften mad,
Columbus, Viil, 81 i6iden lmb
bate iih na1 Den Sra6traten crtiul-
oigt. @r beid)luerte n6 iiber ben &C.
foroerten Freis, lmO es fam 81 einenl
@ortpehiel, in iueldem oaS @ort
,,Siige" iiel. Sullipan elite in lein
9iircau. nm ieinen Hepolper 81 bnlen,
nno erbielt bei'm Seroustreten uon
bem 9teger, melder iein Eiitol idon
III 9creitidnit bate, cine alioel il,
ben llnterleib. Der @eiBe etJiinetC
trpt ieiner ibneren Mllnbe onn1
8elter nno t0otete Den 9teger bei'n
5weiten Sduiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
SiefcrnnNrn fir ocn 0anal6am.

" bington, 4. Mai. - Su
Ocn nGdItcn Sogen miro Die Sitbnlls.
fonal.Gonniiiion Oie Spejiiitationen
iiir 0cn Goutraft be5iglirb ser 2ieie.
rrng bon S,000,000 SUB gauboIi
Oer0fIcntliden mo beute erlieB iic
Girtllarr, morin SIT 9lngeboten bc5iig.
lid Der 2ieiernng elmer ungebciireu
V'enBe bon Moterinlien lnO 9lpparo.
ten mic Wioid)nen, geihmie0ete Me.
talle ucrlbieoener 5ormen Sanitdts.
Apporote, &urren, @artengerdtbihoi.
ten Grabtgelucbc, 9eitern, llbrcn,
SclnUanO, 9coer S6pdmmc, Seiic,
Sid)te, gltlte uno 10 pciter aufgeior-
pcrt miro. Gie eingebenoen Sfferten
ani 2ieiering Oieier @egcnltGnoc
merocn am II. 5. %. 0eGfinet meroen
ltnO Die 9ieierling Bat Seitens ser er.
foIgreiden 2icitunten nn6 oem SSIt9-
nlS jll erioIgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
MmSacidllOiicn.

G6ila0cIp + ia A. Wiui. Ser
BON 0en SodlcinlcgcrsY sYoBen ungc.
0robte o&odollt" tr1t geltcrn Wiorgcn
IN &raIt lno ca. 1870 8aditcinIc8cr
mo Steinmnurer iino unbcr 2lrbCit
SollIen0c bon 2lrbcitern III au0cren
@ron6cn oeS @olgeluerbeS ner0cn
tcnporGr ibrc$ &er0ienItes bcroubt
uerocn, mcnn ni6t bul0 cine NCis
lcgulg ser 0ificren5en erfolBt. 9au-
opcrotioncn i'm @crt6e bon W}iaioncn
mcrocn gum StiQlton0 fomnlcu, mcun
iih sic itrcitcnocn llnions nitt einis
gen.
Gic 2lr6eitge6cr UCrlnnaicn, 0aG
Die 8uditcinleDer, 0ic nn ocn Strife
geganAen muren, lunm Die Stcinnlulls
rcr in ibrcnl Sample gcgen Die Steills
bauer 5ll uutcrltiiBen, oic glrbeit luics
Der altfncbmen iollten, mdbrcnO &cr-
Jude SIR ibie0sri6terli1eu @cit
leglng Der Streitiragc genloht Mir
ocn. "a lid Die tSii5rer wci8crtcn
oic @clltc an Ole 2lr6eit 5u beorOcrn
lieBen Die 9lrbeitgeber oen lugeorob.
ten o9odout" in aroit treten. Sic
9adlteinlcger mcroen Wontog ?l6eno
cine &crianlnlnng dbboltcil bel mel
der @clegenbcit obne 3peiicl 51bI-
reihe DlitGlicocr 81 @uniien cile9 &c.
mdBiaten Gor9eBcns cintrcteu lper-
ocn od uielen ser Scntc sic 9lm3ld)t
alIi einen nlonatelangeu Stffc niftS
meni9er ais angeneDm lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
glhsc6lidJcr OitrcidJiidcr @rnf in
Californian crid,oiIcn.

Gan 6ronctSco, 3. Wai. -
Ginen 9eri6t bcS y@rnnliner" SIT
iolGc lit ser nm leBtcn Wiont0g 2lbenO
81 @iQomS in cinem Sample nit ei-
ncr 2In5abl BoIi3ilten getoOtete, Der
mCintIifc OeIpcro0o ais 6rnf Otto
bon 8nI6bcim, Spr0B1ing cineS por-
nebmen olrcidiidcn 9lOeI5gci1lehtS
uno 9eiie Oc$ &ar0inols 6ilritcn
@artemburg (?) iOentiii5irt moroen,
umo spar Our0 cin Sri. Wiarp Sit
gerald BON bier, neldc 6en EerItor-
benen gnt fanntc. gIllcm glni6ein
nn6 Itarb Scr @rni in ocm @Inuben,
0nb er nit HGltbern f6mpitc, nab
reno i'm Die EOli5iiten fir cinen &c
miiicn Smith bielten, nclder Sobn
0inrcopid) III Eortian0 crlnorOet
bate. Der @roi nerIicB OcItreid)
Dor ied5 Sabrcn in 6olNe elmer Sic.
beSnioirc. Gr modte bcn 9oeren.
fricg init lnO fam ipGter nad 9lme.
rifn no er lid Ollr6 leincr @Gn0e
Nrbeit ernG6rtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10

oOcr in 3uflrnft Ginen 8bGil oes 3oa-
Cerritorium5 elmer Der contrnbiren-
Den Eurteien bilOen.
6. Ta3 gegenmdrtigc 2l6fomnleu
! Iou BON Sr. OtujeItGt Dem oeitti6en
&oiier, S0uig bon Ereltbeu. iobnIo
mic moali6 rotii3irt ipcr6en uno
nod omtlibcr gtoti3 Oopon ioa ser
&rdiiOeut ser Ser. Stootcn iciue Bro
fImnotiou peroffentlidcn ourdb melhe
0ie Dcri6icOencn 9eitinuulngen oieie5
}IbfontmenS ooll IN &raft treten. Die
icS &btonmcl ioQ am I Suli 1907
III &ruit tretcn un0 bis y. Sum- 1903
in &roft blci6en. Sln tSoQe feinc Der
controbireu0cn Borteien icds Wionote
Dor }Iblouf obigen Eernlins ser onoe-
rem gtoti} gcaeben bat, oob cS oos &c.
nannte 2Ibfontnen ullf3u6eben beob-
| Itdti0t, ioll cS IN &raft blpi6en bis
ledbS W(onatc na6 Dem 3otum, OIL
Deldcnr irGcnO cine Der beioen Bar
teicn Die onocre BON ibrer gl6ldbt cS
otf5ubcbcn, gtotij gegebcn Dat.
Ser 5rpeite Sbeil De5 gl6fontmen3
cntbGIt cine Ortoiairtc elite Der oben-
gcunnntcn @cgcnItdn6e. BegenmGr.
tig mer0cn ollie omcritdniiben Yro-
Olftc IN 9cllticblan0 llntcr 0en Wfini-
nlolroten 5ltgcInlen. Inter Dem
neucn gIbfontnen icoodp mlr ioIhe
9Irtifcl 0ie bciou0crS ongcii6rt iino.
Qicic Siltc ioll tbotiGhlid 971a Yro,
sent Der omcrifnuiiben Ginilbr in
0cutlblon0 cntboltcn un0 ideint I'M
NIlgcncinen @etrciocortcn, SSriidte,
Sol3, tSlclld) emit NuSnabme bon
Sped), Ectrolelm uno ocicn Yro-
outte, 2c0crWoorcu, einihIcBli0 BON
Sdu6en, 9epiiie aldiicn bon Snoia.
@nnlnlhuonrcu, Eopier mo Bapic..
mal6e, Steine, 8lo&maorelt, Giien-
bobn-GiIen (Sd)icnen linO ni6t er.
m1bnt, 9nmpfs uno 8oSmaihine,
Ebonogropben, gGgen, fIeine 9Seuer.
uoIfcn S6oiier, llbren uno 5belc
0crlelbclL SpieIOolen mO SrgeIn
mfolen. 9lQgemcIne Moidiuerie II.
Sd)rcibnaldinen foIlen inter oen
Wtnrimnl5oa. Der brittle 9l6i6nitt OeS
NbfummcnS cntbGlt oen gntpurf ei-
ner in Sorlblog gebrodhen 9tote, in
pclder Die por5unebmenoen Nen0e.
rltnocn in ocu beltebenoen omerifaniz
iden Snitrtfhonelt an 3ou. uuo 9on.
lular.9eurntc entbolten lno. 9ieie
Neu0erlmgen iin0 IN i6rer girtllng
nldt MIR auf Die 0eutl6e @iniitbr BE-
1rdtft lonoern audi ouf ole Gin.
fubrproOllfte aus 0icieu onocren Gan.
0crn nod glmcrita onuen06ar. gln
widtigItcu lit Oie Seftiteauug oeS
Worftluertbe@ ais ioI6cr. Der in DEM
Orte berrld)t 100 ole @oaren gon5
Iilr ocn Grport uerfauft luerOen; sic
VcltlnmilnG, onb nocbmoIige glb.
Id)GbltngS &er60re 0ffentlib iein iol.
leu cS lei 0cnn oie 9(6id1btngs.
GonnliliOn beitGtigc 0ob oie oiient.
Iidcn SSnterciicn oobltrd le0en ioQ.
ten; fcrncr 0aS 8erlongelt, OaB ame.
rifonidc SAobomtS 9lgentcn in
QcttIhlono biplomotiih bel ser oeut.
iAcn 9ic9ierlmg occrcbitirt iein nno
nit Der Oelltl6en SonoelSfonllner COO.
pcrircn iollen, oeren @ertb. Certificate
ais competentcr gcpeiS gelten loIlen.
Ter lebte glbldnitt oeS 0ofumentS
ItcIlt eS Dem FrdiiOcnten on5cim, Dem
Gon9reb Die glmen0rltng ocS Gara.
0ropb 80 OeS 0hlglep 8ciebeS 5u en-.
pfebIcn 10 ooB cine t0.proienti0c
Ncdlug in 6GIlcn BON Minocrob.
ihdbllnQ b0uIlint miro, cbe cine
Stroic iibcr oen ,Smportelr perbGngt
mcrGcn lop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10

]
Rarlomcut2olil0iung Qipicltcn. Go&
Centrum, aus Oeiicn MCibcn 0anlul4
Die beitigIte Nppoiitiou fon OcrbicIt
iih bcltc GuBcrit 5obm. &u Der E6at
NOR .Oo5 S5ollptintcrciic QciMum6cl.
Die lribiineu micien cine g4Gncu0c
@eerc oif, lulo sic &rr6ouolunQcu
modten Sen Giuould Ser Grle0iguug
elmer rciucn 6ormolitdt.
GtIi6c lllltcrlteultngcn mCltbc ser
io5iol0cmofrotiihc 6iibrcr 9cbel iul
&uuic ser Ecbottc gcmoht bate,
wurocn bonn StootSictrctdr 0c8 Su.
ucrn Gjrofcn Eoio6om3tD in &crtrc-
tlrng Oc5 9teih&fon3Icr8 5uriidgcuic.
len. Ger Stoot$icfrctGr bcItritt nit
Gntificocnhcit, ooB 0cuti6lono be-
ionocre politiitbe @riinoc babe, cine
Itarfc Srltppcnnladt in Gcutib Sii0-
pcItafrifo 3u 6oltel ln0 cbcnlo cncr-
Niicb crflGrtc cr, 6oB 0clttiAlon0 mic
mails politii6c El0nc bcneff3 ser
Sopfnlouie nCriol0t Gu6C.
2tQAcnlcin nirO cnuurtct 6oB sic
GrncnnnnN 0c9 icbgcn GolonioIOis
rcttorS Tcrn6ura 5ul critcn StootS.
icfrctGr OcS &cib8 GolonioIomtS che
items crIolacn miro.
GiliGc &cricbupQ iunQcr
2cbrcruod Scr 3 il.
mari.
9(ibt GcrinAc 9Iuimerfiomfeit CT
rcnt cine Wtcl0unQ ans a6ln pelchr
mu ciucn ncucu cncrgiicben Schri....
III ser Sltmorfrn Eolitif 6inbcutct.
IS iinN OreibiA rn0c SoIfSlbn0c1'
rcr Scr rhciuiibcn StoOt plGtlc6
nod Scr 0Itmorf pcriebt lporNcu.
lln0 3uor lit sic @ciilnQ on itc crs
gon1clL Die StclllmAcn ioiort ou5u.
trctcn. Tieic Gile ruft 6c0rciftibcr
@ciic 2luiicbcn poh. Nan uinlut
an ooB sic NtoBnobmc iiA ouf Gr-
fo6rlm0cn oriil0ct. mclde sic 9ic1ics
runa 6ci 0ent SbuIItrifc IN Holcu Il.
@citprcllBCn acnodt bat uno 0ob
ibr bic Giniii6rlnQ iriihen @lltcS in
Sen 2c6rf0rpcr notbmcnbi0 crlcGeiut,
INN fir sic 3uflnit bciiCr 0eriiitct 90
jllltc6cn.
Or. Gurtiu8 ais &lebCr.
Gntgcacu scr acitrigcn 6citimmtcn
O|cl0lnG, 0ob Der iiingIt piclgcnonl-
tc Or GurtiuS icincn 9lbihicb pom
>Eoltcn 0e8 CGerconiiltoriol, &r1IiOeu.
TEN bon GliaB 2ot6rinacn cinQcrcirbt
babe, fomnt bcltc cil Werild)t aus
StroB6urg. BOB CT nicGt rciianirt bo-
be. Or GnrtiuS ioll iid) pclnebr
cntldloiicn boben I'M 9lmt 81 Der.
blcibc1, Mil ICb nber conleQnCnt BON
ollcn oili5icllcn ,ScItcn fern boltcu
Oomit CT niht MoBrcgellmgcn lid
ouSictt mic iic i6m ioebcn 6ci'm Ser.
mcilcn 0c5 &oicr5 in StroB6urg mi-
0crfobren iinO.
Go2 Gonliitorilun bat onac6lid sic
2I6litbt cin Snmlc0iot.@ciud on Sen
&oiier ST. ri6ten, lnl cS mont0glih
81 @cNc 81 bringen, OoB Or Gltrtit&
icinc StcIllnG mcitcr bcflciOcn fam
6curri II a Ben uicr Wiil,
ltoncn &c orf.
Cine 0cmoltiQc 6cucrSbrltnit Gnt in
&omblra Qcruiitbct. Die rieiiGcn 60
qcric6uppcn ser 9irmo 9otmonu
an StcinmGrocr iinb in Slommcn
oifQcGon0cn. Gic 0ort ouiQcitopcl-
ten &orrGtbc al gornmoQe mo
GoG}udcr lno Scr &crnihtung on'
bcim acioGcn Gic So6be 0c5 ongc'
rid)tctcn Shnocn8 miro o,li in2Gc'
ionmt bier Oiiaioncn Warf berecbs
net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
g4ic0cr Gin @rnbcn-ltn9liif.

So6n8tomM ga, 3. W}ni. -
0urb ein lln0liid in elmer @iicncr5-
@rube 81 NioOlcSbllrg, @cOforO-
Golntp, luur0cn beute 0rei 9lrbeitcr
gcto0tet mo ic6S ocrlett, 0rei ocriel-
ben tGotlih, S6mmtlicbe Opier iinO
9lnSl0nbcr. Die @cittc bcinnOen lid,
AMI cinen gSaggou, Don meIcbcnI lic
Giicncr5 nbgcIaOen batten m0 mclder
onf Elm 9riicfengeriilt gcicbobcn NOR
Ocn mar, Oanlit onOere @oggonS ibnl
anNcfoppclt mcrOcn iolltcu. Sine
HonNirlofonlotiuc i6ob Die onOcrcn
@ogaonS 10 bcitig gegcn Oen criten,
Gnb OerIeIbe aus Ben S1icncu Ncluors
fcn murOc unO OreiBig Sui tici in
eincn Bad binab itiir5tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10

9font 3, 0loi. = Trofeiior GmiI
bon 9cbring, Der Gntoeder Oc5 0ipb.
tberie : G;erumS, ser in 6olgc bon
llcbcrorbeitrng tiir5lid an elmer @e.
uitbsOcpreiiion erfronft mor, lit IN
poaIter 0elunoGcit bier ongcfommcn
NM beiihtiatc Oic bieiige llniOeriitGt
Ger @cIcbrtc iogtc, 6oB CT icinc Gus
bcrfuloIc 6ori6ungcn iorticbe lm6
boI0 ein Serum 5ur 9eltroliiiruug
Der to0tlicben @irf,rng Oicier &rant.
belt 5u fiuOen boffe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
Gagngaiee 5ngeirurcn.

Snterlnten u. -. 3. Mai. =
@eItern 2lbeuo iiel bier oas GuefiiI.
ter unter Sen 8eirierpuuft nno beute
mar ser GapugnIee, iopeit OaS 9uae
reid)tc. bon aioOcr3 uno S6elorafe
an nit elmer giSfruite beoedt. Man
6eiilrdtet, oaB Die SbItbdnme selitten
bobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
0lms Seim Scuti1cm 3ci6e,
GHOc Der %crliucr GOufcrCn5cn nit
TrriBcrrn OOn 2lcBrcntGal,

&0lli9e Sarmonic 9cItimutc
9lbmo6lmgen nidt gctroifen, -
0cutidc Gorif Gon5ciiionen an
9lnerifo. - &ci6a Goloniolamt
aeiicbcrt. Giligc &ericblnlg
ilrnger Sebrcr noH Scr 0lnuorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10
Gntcrm1rocr nC6Gu0t.

Spurtouburh S..G., 3. Moi.
- Sobn S6elton, ein gteger, mur0c
bcutc olbicr ourh Den Straug biu-
ocrihtCt. Gr bate I'M 9iopember
1905 ieiucn Gatcr Crmor0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10

lem Sntcre'ie crihicncrt 10 iu6e 0oA
Die He0icrrng bos pitoIe Sutcreiic
I'M 6reibnnOel un0 tonue 9tiCbtS an
ncbnen mo5 oicie 8oIitt lutergro,
be, lclbIt ni6t pcriucbSmeiie.
ErofciIor b. 9eDrtng in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-10

goris, 3. Moi. - G6os. 3.
Steeoman BON 9iem-Yorf unb Ebi,
Iabelpbio, Elm Sobn oes ueritorbencll
Gpntre-glbrnirolS Gbos. Steebmon
bon Der gereinigten Staaten 6lotte,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
CONGRESS- ADJOURNs 70 JAN. o.
The senate Passes TeIle re Mining HlIn.
which Was SIdetrackcd Thursday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-This was the
last day OF Congress- before the holiday
adjournment. The Senate was in session
less than an hour. Under the resolution
offered by Mr. Allison of Iowa last Thurs
day, which was adopted, nothing but routine
bushes was transacted.
Senator Teller OF Colorado revived the
bill to exempt the holders OF mining claims
from the payment of the 500 improve
ment taxes for the year 1907 in those cases
where IL has not already been paid. The bill
was up in the Senate last Thursday and
was s~idetracked by Mr.. Carter of Montana.
who moved an executive session. The OPP
position had apparently disappeared to-day
when MIR. Teller again called the bill up
and il was passed without objection.
Among the measures introduced and
referred to-day was a resolution by Mr.. Gull
lom Of Illinois extending the terms of the
President and Vice-President to six years
and making both ineligible for reelection.
The resolution ia the same hat was pro-
posed by Mr.. CullOm at the last session.
1 N THE HOUSE.
A resolution was passed by the House
to-day authorizing the instruction Of Her
man Ulloa Of Costa Rica at the West Point
Military Academy.
Several routine resolutions relating to
COMMITTEES work were agreed TO, in one case
evoking from John Wesley Gaines a vigOr-
GUS protest against the holiday recess.
why. we have done nothing yet" no
said. Elm the way of legislation TO relieve
the plain people from the panic created by
the vultures Of Wall Street."
At 1920 o'clock the House adjourned
until Monday, January 9, 1908.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The payment Of the coupons due January 1
on the first mort ga re IS of the santa Fe, Lib
eral and EnglewOod Railroad will be antici-
pat ed at any Of the offices of T. ID. shepard
4, Co. In New York. Boston. Philadelphia and
Chicago.
The Bronx Savings Bank has declared the
regular semi-annua interest OF 4 per cent.
per nnnum: The bank expects to move LntO
It's new building. corner of fremont and Park
avenues. about April I. 1908.
The protective committee representing
holders Of the first consolidated MORTGAGE
4 per cent. hundred year gold bonds Of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company. Of which
James y. Wallace Is the chairman. gives
notice that the time for depositinR the bonds
mentioned under the agreement with the
committee has been extended to January
Is inclusive.
}. p. Morgan h Co. announce that hold srs
of more than 80 per cent. of the Il 300. 900
first mOrtgage 5 per cent. bonds OF the Canada
Southern Railway Company, which mature
January I. have agreed to the extension of
their obligations for Ave years. at the rate OF
4 per cent. The time within which bond
holders could avail themselves of the Drivi-
lege OF extension has expired. hut the bankers
announce that they have extended the time
to anuary 4
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BAILEY WILL NOT RESIGN.
Unnecessary He says, 60 humOr the wSsEas
az Political NOndescripts and Socialists.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator Bailey
Of Texas issued a statement to-day con-
corning the published report that there
we're rumOrs here that the Senator from
Texas would resign and ask the Democrats
Of the State again TO indorse him for the
Senate. The statement says in part:
The statement that some Of my friends
have advised ne to resign and ~usk@anothsr
primary race rs the only course l." which !
could save my-slf' is n rurH u zion With
OFT a A. llable uT truth ~ T.. ID friend OF
mine has e;er wade nuy si.ch suggestion,
and all Oc roy friends perfsctly understand
saas the opposition to me does not Consti-
5utc ~ per cent. Of the regular Democrats
in Texas. There are communities in which
the percentage IL larger, but there are other
communities where Tny enemies do not
n;.mber ? per cent, and taking the State
"a a whole IL is a liberal estimate to allow
Them 10 per cent. Of the decent Democrats.
This being true, my friends would hardly
consider 10 necessary To my ~vindication
that l must huInor the whims OF political
nondescripts, Socialists and anarchists"
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liens Against IluIGrns Con nan, =.

Fourteen mechanics lens a~ggregating
COL IFS we're fled yesterday against the
J. c. Lyons Building and Operating Com
pany. 4 East Forty-second street, some
others on buildings on which the company
is a contractor. Among the lens are the
following: II. c.. Clausen Iron Works.
a2O,5Sl on the new State Bank. on which
the company is a contractor: lowering 4
Q~arriRues, S34,JO7 on 238 and 23S Fifth
avenue; John J. Roberts. s ,407: T. n.
Simonson and Son Company, s0.O2s; Pitts
burg Plate Glass Company, s4.0Se; G.. W.
Ksppert's Sons, Inc, -. 700; McGratty
and Sons. si.I45, IN Voightmann 4 Co.,
q. 500.
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Still N DINGEH.
Another Operation Perhaps r Ne a
ItOCan catholic:

lNDIASArCiIS, Dec. 2I.-John Mitchell.
president 81 the United Mine Workers OF
America. - sOmewhat better To-Day. but
IL very nervous and is rot entirely out of
danger. Physicians discovered to-day hat
one or more ADMISSIONS 10 the region where
the abScess nat formed hal given way. and
Rnothcr OrcTltion may 20 necessary.
MIR. Mitchell YESTERDAY called in the Rev.
Peter hi!lian. After he has further rccov-
cre1 il y SAID that he will be- received into
full communion in the Roman Catholic
Church.
The national executive board Of the
United Mine Workers 80 America decided
to-day To- present 10 il'e operators Og Hop
kins. Webster. Union and Christian
counties of kanturEy the scale OF wages
agreed /" by tho operators and miners Of
western ken'ucky. and on January I to
declare a strike ~ all mines in the four
counties where the operators refuse to ac-
cept the scale. 4 strike in these counties
would involve nbOu. 1900 men.