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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
4Sm Grade lit Sinh.

9r. Sofob Sartn1orn ouf Dem y2oll=
Don Yarf 5rieo6oie" Dem
S6ooBe Der GrOe iibergcber.
6rou @lnno s. Stobl finOet oel1
lebtcr Nubeplob ouf Der yg8eitcrn
GcmctcrD."
Die iroi56e SiiQc ocS am 81. Wdrs
I'M Sitter bon "A Sabren pcritorbcne,1
SGubmodermeilterS Srn. SSufob
Sartnlonn pur0e geltern 9ta6lnittog
bon Srmterbauie Nr. 17tt, 2emon.
StraBe, aus naG Dem u2ouoons
Torf 6rieobofe" iiberfiibrt uno bort
our lebten Hube beltattet. 8oitor 81
lcnbcrger bon Der ebang. -lutb. Se6o.
bob = &irde belt I'M Sr%ouerballie II.
am @rabe tiefempfunoene gnipro-
chen. Cine 5iiue prd6tiger 9lumcn-
ipenoen i6miidte ben Sorg. Die
lebte @bre ais SobrtltftrGger eriuies
ien Dem 9obingci6ieoenen sic $50.
Sobn Spper, CHARLES 2ot, $. 9root,
9(bom Irnolot, Geo. @lum uno @nor.
&ern. Die 5irno Seelpolb II. Sobn
leitete bic 9eerOigrng. Sr. Sort.
mann ipltroe am A. 9lpril 1888 in
2ongenbergbeim5 Seiiens0 armitobt,
aeboren uno fam am 1, Wtoi 1857
rnd) Nmerifo. Gor AZ Sabren Der
beirotbcte er ii6 nit Der iebigen@itt-
pe Wor9oretbe, 9cb. Seftel. gtcben
2etterer binterl0Bt er cine So6ter,
Srou Gam. @ilion, mo brei S6bne,
Die $50. So6onn, Seinrid ltno Sofob
Snrtmonn, iopie odt gnfelfinber.
InnoG. StabI.
Som Erolerboule, Nr. g., Noro-
Sremont = 9penue, aus fano geItern
No6mittog oie 9eerbigung Ser am
/. g[pril I'M Sitter bon 80 Sobren per=
ltorbencn Srolt gnno s. Stobl inter
GROCER 9ctbeiligung bon 2eibtragens
Ben altf Ser n@cltern Gemeterp"Itott.
Yaltor IS. =. &ololper bon Der ret.
Snmomlels : &ir6e omtirtc inl
Troierbortie ltno am @robe. 3obl.
rei6e 8llumen i6miicften ben Sorg.
Solgenbe feds Gnfel lnO gteffen fun.
oirten oils @a6rtltdtrGecr: $50. Geo.
uno Conrad 3ieget, @iGiom uno
Boll Ggger s. $. Cube uno 9oaicl
Slider, jim. Die Sirmo Sol. Socr-
ben II. Sobn lcitete Die 9eerbi9un9.
Die S~eritor6ene ipltroe ant 10. Se6r.
1925 in Slt6eint, &reis &ornau, &c.
boren uno fam Dor 60 Sabren no6
Nmerifo. Sic bcrbeirotbetc iid I'M
Sabre ibrer 9lnfunft nit Srn. Sofpb
Stobl, ipelfer ibr i'm Sabre 1879 int
Sooc poronging. Die Sinterbliebc-
men iinb orei &inoer: Sruu Snlil&
g. s. @ube, Srnu Daniel Slider II.
&r. Sofob Sto6l, Ia @1felfiltber llro
10 l1rcnfel, ionic cine SdfueItcr,
Srou Mtorg. GDein IN Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
SOuncnamfs nnO ltntCr0anq.
Gus Mcttcr.

Sir 0}arplolO un0 ocn Iiitrift
Columbia bellte flor 1no mdrmcr,
morgen belp0lft, iiiOli4e gSinOe.
@cItern mar Die b0fitc Gcmpcra-
tltr 60 @raO Inn 4 ll6r NaAmittag5
ltrtO Die nieorigltc 81 8roo nm 6 llbr
WtorgenS.
Sn BEN anoeren 9un0e$ 2 @ctters
neutrality-suspicious. mltrOcn Die ioI,
gen0en ~nieorigiten S%cmpcruturcu Der
5ei6net: goltport 20, YortIunO 26,
Solton %, Nl6onp 26, Ncm.DOrf 80,
8bila0elpbia 81, Atlontic Gitp 30,
@aibington %, NoriOlf SO, Sottcrn8
3S, Charlotte 80, g8ilmington 3S,
G6arleIton SO, Soponno6 40, Socf-
ionpiue 40, Sltpiter %, Sen MScit SO,
Itlanto 40, Montgomery "A, 9teps
Orleans 50, HaIeItine 81, @ulueItOn
go, Corpus Gbriiti go, Wempbia 80,
Cincinnati SO, N~ittsburg 80, OsmcBo
%, Buffalo %, GleuelonO 36, Detroit
a. 9upeno 32, Marqltctte 81, Green
9dp 40, Chicago A, 9ulutb -, ct.
9oul A, ct. 2oui5 46, aonios Gitp
so, Omaha As, @uron 3S, 9ianard
80, @illiiton 30, @aure -, &eleno
SO, Salt 9ofc Gitp 4G, Gcnper is,
Nort6 Elatte IS, Gooqe Gitp Is,
ImoriQo IS, Sos In9cle9 46.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
8nrran iuiro &urfibcr.

Die GongrcB NbgcorOnCten Sudiolr
tno Wtlro0 i6licBcn Elm 9iinOuiE.
@r. GbontoS Eorron 5llm &or-
iiBer 0cS republifoniiGcn StnotS-
Central = Gontitc'S crlpdblt. 49,
Sr. Sauna tritt frcipiQig 5llriid.
S6ontoS &orron BON Goluerts
Goltltp murOe Qeitern IN Ger inl 500
tel Ncnncrt o6gebdltcnen Sibung
0ca repltblitanii6cn StuotS-Gentrni
Gonlite'S 5ltnt &Oriibcn0en e%rp0blt.
@cnicgtc Yolitifcr in0cL Dob 0icie
@obl Die SiibrerIhnft oeS gdtb. Spos
llcu &. Mhu00 in Der fontlnenOcnWolt.
pcrneltr8luobl bc0clltet. GiS por oret
Ga9cn luurOc ollgcnlcin gcglnltbt,
0oB Nr. &obn y. Sauna 0aS Nnt
eincS &orlibenOcn beboltcn luilrbe.
&inter Oenlielbcn i~ton0cn bic @S.S so.
lloporte, Stone, Stcucnion 81. Mils
liomS, George q. Scare, &obt. @ors
rctt llno on0ere cinfllIBrcide Heplta
blifoncr i'm Stoote. &iele Gomitc.
WPitglic0er crfllbren crit bon 0erGan-
0i0ntllr oeS Srn. Yorrnn ais lie 0u5
&otel Nenncrt crreiht botten. &ier
crit pur0en lie gcmobr, bob &r.
Wttoo un0 GongrcB 9l%6georoncter
gSn. $. Sofion Elm 8iin0niB &c.
i6loiierL llno Die 0clcgotcl1 bon SiiO.
Wforplono unb Dem Oittfcr fat ein.
thinning fir Srn. Yarron itimme1
miiroen. Dies CAB ben 9lnbdngcrn
Der bciOcn GongreB 3 NbgeorOnetel1
ober crit 80 Stintmcll, iudbrcno sur
G%rpdbIung OcS &rn. Borrun 81
Stimmen %notbpcn0ig morel1. Srn.
Sauna u1tcrItiiBtcn sic 9elegoten
bon Baltimore ltno &eIt = Wtorps
lon0. Gin &ompf 5luiiden ben BET
ocn 6oftioncn i6ien unpermeiolidL
OILS Collector Stonc erIhien ltno cine
(Gngcrc llnterreoung nit &rn. &an.
ma ltn0 Sendtor @nfer BON SarforO
bottc. 0ie &oblfrage ipibte iid) ollf
Die @oltlung Der Baltimore = County
Delegation un0 OeS Srn. Ebilipp Sec
@olO9boroug6 5u. Ger Sebtere, TO-
mie SS. Ho6ert @arrctt lrl0 SunleS
4. Sngrom Wnren Srn. Sauna
ireunOliN g%eIinnt, Ood 6clbloB 5ll-
crit Sr, @olOSborougb, bel Den ilbris
gen 0clegutcn bonn Sitllfer 81 lte.
bcn, rtn0 fam 0nnn ollf bic 9clcgos
ton bon Baltimore 3 County nodl
elmer einltiinoigcn 9erot6ltng SIT
oemicl6en @nti6luB. SobolO Oiele
Gbutiod)en bcfonnt luurOcn, perbills
Oerte Sr. Sauna einen tiefen 9rud)
5ipilfen ben Taftionen, inoem CT
frcilpiQig bon Der Gon0iontur 5ltriid-
trot. 0icic Sdodb6iige Der 8olitifer
pcrtr0Oelten oiel Belt ullo mar eS
Al ltbr, ~ Stutbcn nad) Der felt
0eiettcrl Belt, ols Die Gomitc=S iblng
cr0ifnct murOc, ST.. Sauna bielt
cine tllr5c 9lniproAc, III melder CT
ben 3lrildtritt bon ieinemEoiten ull-,
fiinoigtc. &ierauf mllroe Dem Ideis
OcnOen Gorlibenoen etn SanfeSpos
tlm fir leil1e treue 0ienIte ollSgee
brodt. Sr. Wltb0 nominirte oorollI
Srll. Norro1, u1b unteritiiBte ST..
Scare oiclc Domination. Sr. Eor-
ran lplrbc einltin1nlg crip1blt INTO
ool1fte nit ber5liden @prten.
Sr. Srping u. 0idep bon 9lQegotp-
County mllroe 5lln ScfrctGr crpGblt
uno oic G~rm1blung oeS S6abneis
tiers pcri6oben. Gem GrefutipsGps
mite mllroc Die Ginbcruiung Der
Stats = Contention i~i6erlaIlen. Be
i6loiicn mllrbc, oil Die Somilien Der
u%crItorbcl1en @&. ". E. Wolitcr nm
,Sobl1 &. Sicnlcring fnlligropbiIde
Srolterbcl6liiiic 5lt Ienoen. Sui Nt-
trog bcs &rn. SonleS $. Worine lpurs
&c Die Sitltng pertogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
ySarmDnie" yMinitrel Sbolu."
- 9unncrltag, +. Npril, -
in r@crmania MGnncrd)Or Safe"
N6cn0s $50 ltbr. (9l.

Ger 20 proo it = Baltimore
Gcr d ncrungS q crci II"
bat loeben Elm @annlpblet berollsgcge-
ben, iueld)es Die Hiite Der 9cnnlten II.
Witglieoer entbQlt. 9tls ocniclben
lit eriihtlid, Bob Der &ereirl 5llr 3eit
ilber 600 Wtitglieoer 5Gblt, meld)clt
Die folgenOen 9eolnten Dorilcben: ".
V. Barter, Yrdlioent; @. u. 3ipp,
1. Sicc : ErdliOent; CHARLES 5. 0ob-
Ter, 2. @ice = S%rGiiOent; =. u. Sclmig,
Generals efretdr; @orrp ". NOanla,
Sinon5 : Sefret6r; Geo. ", Slollfs
forb, Sd)uBneiItcr; Sermaltlng5-
ROTH: Or. Sarpcp Is. Sed, $. 9rtnt,
Or. Sciiries Bud, ". g. Gorre, SA.
u. 0eouer, SoDn @. Gronorr, u, s.
clifton, Sobn Is. Iricoel, Sobn &ron-
mtaer, i. GGole Wtoccltbbill, Or. q.
". Mac0onalo, Or. q. $. Wtcilner,
George @. Yoogett, Sobn .. Spcnce
llno @olter =. @rigbt.
Ger Is fun b Gamer
ei II" bot in ieiner iGbrli6cn Gene
raluer Die lGnlntli6cn al
ten9eumten mieoer ermGblt, nGmlidl:
Sr. @nl. S6efiielo, Y%r0liOent; Sr.
g8nl. s. @lencllpn Gice = Nrdlloe1t;
Sr. @m. q. Sbirfe, Scfret0r, Ii. Sr.
$. 4. 9irfbeimer, S6otnleiltcr. Genl
SobrcsbcriAt 5ufolge bcfinOet lld)
ser 8crein f%iuon5ica III 0il1Iti9er
Gage, ullb iiir Dos %pergongcllc Snlb-
jobr muroet orci Ero5ent Giplocnot
crflGrt.
Ser yGomen.g q d hpercin"
oes .%9(Qgemcinen GeutIdet @otlell'
bouies" belt geItern Nodmitto1 rr-
ter Dem 8orlib ieiner EraiiOcntln
SSobunno @ebr ieine regelnloBlAc
8eriommlung ob. 6rnr Mflnro Mo
tber fii6rtc oas YrotofoQ. Nh StellC
bon ;Srau Inna SoGclntunll, melhe
i'm WGr5 itorb, lit Srau Maggie Sob
mid, 5ur Geri6lieBerin erlp0blt NOR
Ben. Gle Wtonuts.G inno6mcn Belle
len lid oui $S4 unO Die Nusgoben ollI
$237.05.
Ger yGumen.& ii yer
eli II" oeS nNQgemeittet Gclttldell
8uiienbolies" bielt ebeniola Geiterit
cine Sibung ob, in melder bic &rdli.
oentin, Sri. ". @ortbe, Sen @oriib
fiibrte uilb SRI. Sbo Eeriobn uIS
Erotofoufii6rerin illngirtc. IS mnr-
Sen boliptiQ6li1 Gorbereitllngen fllr
oas am Ireitag, ben 26. Npril, INN s
llbr M6enos, it~ottfinben0e @robeerell-
feit sum 9eiteit oes @aiicnballIeS g..
t%roffen.
@efdbrlideS Sc d1ft t.. =
sSn Der oitliden Eoli5eiitation lultr0c
geItern Der Wirt6 Samuel Gogel bon
Ger. 1920, goiter1 : glpenue, inter
giirgihoft fir bos 8erfabren Der
@robgeifjnorenen geIteQt, neil CT
ungeblih geiitigc @etranfe an Wtit.
beridbrige Derfouit boben Iol. Der
Soll ipor bos Grgebnib Ser &crbos.
tititg bon Sobn .. grd)er, cilles &lld.
ben, Der an Samitog slbeito lpegeh
Tritnfeuheit ncr6oftct norbcn mar
nnn bel Dem 0erb0r atn Sonntag CT.
flartr, boB er lid IN GogefS @irtb+
iddft betrllnfen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Gnllrnh 0ndlftein.

IS Itarb om 1. 9lpril Gonroo go6-
Itein i'm AIter bon II Sabren, geliebs
ter Sobn bon Mnrt6a uno @iI6elm
9adltcin. Die 9ecroigung iinoet om
5reitag Nadmittag 3 llbr bon ser
@obnung ieiner @ltern, Ger. SOB,
NorO-WtoOeira- StroBe, aus itott.
(94-5) Seine 6etrii6tcn Glrcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Sin Sil6crfrnn5c.

Sr. mo 6roll Saul Won0ol0 ~fcicr1l
0o$ Set ibrcr iil6erllcn &od5cit.
- 3nblrei6c NGltc gratltlircn
ocn 9liidliGcn Eaore. - &icle
id)0lte @ciGcnfc cin0clouien.
ST.. EoltI Man0ol0, elm 2(ngcitca,
ter in 8ilfen8' Saarfabrif, ur0 Sci
Icn @ottim Srou 9oltline Man9ol0,
geb. @dc, f%cicrtcn gcitern Oa8 Set
iDrcr lilberllcn Sob5eit mo ibr Sobn,
&r. @m. WongolO, 5t gIeidcr 3eit
ieinet 81. @cburtstog. ght3 Oicieml
9ltlaB qaben ST.. uno 6rpu Wongolo
gcItern 9(6eno in i6rer @obnung, gtr.
1928, @infnep. Strobc, cinen @nl.
pinng, an peld5em pielc i6rcr 6reunOc
un0 8efonntcn t6cilnoDmcn. Gem
@bepnor gingen SIT ieincm SltbclfeItc
5nblrci6c @rntltlotionen 5lt, oltd
mur0e ooiiel6c nit bii6Iden @cidcn.
fen 6e0adt. GSrnu Wangol6 ierbtrte
Den erificnenen @6iten Elm Oclifote5
Soupcr. 6rf. 2iQie @unb unO &r.
Ycrcp Sonncnlcitcr untcrbielten bic
NnpeIenOcn Ourdl miiitolild)e Sors
tr1gc. Inter Sen 3beilne6mern be-
ionoen iiH: ST.. uno 6rou 6reo.
Greiiel, len. mo iltn., ST.. utO 6roll
Scnrp Stemler, &r. lln0 6rou Scnrp
Sonncnleitcr, ST.. rnO 6rou Charles
Se1opp, Sr. un0 Grou @nl. Mtangolo,
6rnu Warg. ShuItbciS 6ron Wtorg.
1rciiel, 6rou 20. 9ccfn1olL 6rlS,
2iQie u10 9(mnlie Mltnb, 9lltnie
@ulomon, GGiic uno Morie &nopp,
WilOreo Won9olO, Carrie Connect
lciter rn0 Die &S. Nlbcrt uno Bercp
Somenlciter, @orrp GreiIcl Ii. &op.
mono Stentlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Gcntidrs Uelb

st ucrfauien. $3.50 gents pro Warp
ooer APO Marf fit eirten Collar.
@edieI uito Greoitbrieie anf ale
Staote Gitropa's. @eloienoun8en,
5hiifsfarten, Aeiiepaiie uno mlsItn.
oiihes @elo. Ibep. $. 0iener e 81,
217 Dlt.YaItinore- 3 trabe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
g%ieblahcr clues antcn Wcriteniaftes

habell teinc llridt1)e, nrbere giere ols
bieienigcn Der .Amcricnn 9reluerD"
81 trinfer, aeir nilsn1rts g~ebroiites
9ier iibertrifit es an Wiite. 8eriudt
Is. Site $t.00. grulterei 1104-
1928 Siuen.S trnBe. Eel. s. & y.
364, Wfb. 1881. (9q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
,,Sarmpuic : Safc,"

Or. 414, @eit-S agcttc-S trafe, &arl
Smbabcr. Sammelplat Der
@orsiiglid)e Slide, Diners,
q Ia carte. Sn Sturgeon Gr=
6ffnnng bcs Spmmergartens.
IOf,r;h -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
WeIblenbnnaen

ilah Deutiflanb "a Gents pro Marf,
ilad) Oeitreid 20A Gents pro arone.
Eorto extra. Shiftsfarten pot uno
naf DeitidIanb. Meiiepdiie, @ed.
ieL greottbriefc nno niSIdtoiidcs
Welo. 5bep. s.. 1icner e Go., 2t7
DIt-gaItimore-5 traBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Stdot Baltimore.
1lntcrhnltnnas =. @cnuciicr.

vSIane9's" n1Dc Smart Get" in nG0c
0lnd 9oliticiun".
uBaHctD" - Moic SOoelrS ,2onoon 0cQc3".
r6uro's"- pIbe lRcrrO g8iOcs Of g8iuoior".
usiubitprtHm" 49, ,NiuHocrluuo".
UWtnrglano" - Teitb's Tuuocuilc.
ugscU Monnmcntnl" - Sat gS6iiC'5 gGuUCtO
Girls.
r3uu," T~urt6.Nucnne unS SatsstraRr. -
IaGltdb Euritelllngen orefiirtcr iuiIocr Sbiere
llnb nnoere llnterbIItungeIt, ioipie &ouf1uDs
babr.
uoonioab." - ~ Mnn's Qrufcn 0romiIc. "
Saieban int ,Sriulcs Yart". - Ncutc lIlcb.
nittaa 3 llbr Baltimore" ge0cn o5renton".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Mar @ciHcrt,
0cntidjer Ybotusrapb,
4O9-411 Gtra6c,

epe3ialsp ffcrte! q
Wnr ttr et,te fnr5e 3ett.
8 feinite GabinefsEortraitS unb 1 leben5erobes
4ortrait init feinern @abntet fiir $3.50.
Bttte. nd)teit Gle auf meiiie Qloretfe:
War 9aetiert, 4O9-it1, Rpro.Gap.e trahe.
(Se311,1O ~y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

mono Stemllcr.
0QS@Cftn0en Der 81 Sabre al
ten 9lnnic Gommtcrp BON Ntr.21 ,9toro.
GlopcritroBe, mcld)c am 9icnItog cine
0oiia @ift eintobm, nm ibrenl ir0is
iGcn 9uicin Elm gerpoltloneS Gnoe
SIT bcrciten, bat li6 bis 0eitern nidt
meicntliH qednOert, bod lino INNER
nod 2ll5iidtcn p%orbonoelt OdB ne
nit Dem &ebe1 oaOon fommt.
Gin 6efonnter Soteltcr
0citor6cn.- @r. &cnrp &pclrglta
ll6lcr, So6n Don @rn. un0 6rou 60
pio ll6lcr mo Gi9cntbiimer OeS
,SitI6uczSotclS" in Neilteratomn,
Mo., lit geitern %gcItor6cn. Ser l(bler
lnor in GurrousGollntp ge6oren lln0
pcrbrud)te bcinobc iein gauges Se6en
in Mciltcrstomn.
Storb on SlutDcr1ts
tun g. PIN Montog ltorb III Sbcs
bopcon, Miac., Gonroo 9odIteir, der
6offnlmQspollc ~t7sjGbrige Sobn BON
&rn. l1nO Srou @ilbelm So6Itcin
BON 9{r. SOB, MtoDetro.S truBe. Ser
jlulge Wont, ein Stuocnt ser S6eo-
logic, biclt iid) Stllbien 6olber I6on
5lpei So6rc i'm S%beologild)cn Scminnr
in Sbebopcoh, @isc., oltf. Gur6 bis
jctt nod nid)t ouigcflGrte @eiic 500
CT lid) bort @llltperGiitung 81, oll lpel'
der Der 81 0r0Btcn SDifnnllgen be.
rcd)tigtc StllOelt ltnrb. Die Scld)c
lit ont GicnItng III 8eQleitung cineS
Wtitl6illerS bel Den bcoollcrnspcrtbell
Gltern o%n0cfonumel, u1o miro belltc
Nod)mitto0 inter 2eitung 0eS go
ltorS s. Sommcrlottc BON Scr refors
mirtcn 3ipns-&ird)c an Der Sorfor0.
9lnellue ulb GboicsS trob becrOigt.
Gte Wtitid)iilcr boben ibrenl perltorbcs
llcl1 &on1eroOcn Elm pro6tpolleS 9lll.
mcnitiid oeidift. Bic 3ions. @emeincc
miro om Sonntog, &prmittogs 1a11
llbr, 0l,r6 Holtor 5. Spmmerlotte Ell
men SroltcrgottcsOicnlt obboltcn loi-
len.
Ser WeierbcIo ermi 6 t.:
-3tc @ebeimpoli5iltcn Burns, Sob.
Ter mo Sable perbaitetcn geiterll
Nadnllttoq BEN Neger, melber, rpie
beri6tet, nnl Gienitog gbeno Sen AZ
Sabre often Sorrp Hotbrocf bon 9tr.
306, 3omlonsNQcp bltrd) cine Sti1.
punoe 1T Die M%ogengcgc1o idper
pcripitllOete. IcrIelbe gob in Der
lpeItli6en Eoli5eiitotion ieinen ga.
men ais Sonles 9oluicr bon Nr. 1898,
Gofpion.Alcp, ol. Goli5eirid)tcr go.
Den inltotc ibit fir cil1 iuciteres Ser.
Dor OH 24. Npril nad) Denl @efGrg.
nib, Tim BORT Die SpIgelt lcilter Chat
a65llparten.
EoItorR feiffer mad SIT.
ropo ~berreiI It. Yaitor ".
Efeiffer, Seeliorger Ser oeutideh
9optiiten : @entcinbe, reiite g~eiterlt
bon Netp : Dorf aus init bcln 9ome
pier .Selttonic" llad) europa, beion.
bers 5itlll 9eiude bel leinelt 8ater
1T ,t3iirid, Sdipei5. Die @enleinbe
getudbrtc linn eineit ltrlolb bon brci
Monoten 81 bieiem 3mede. Seoen
Sonntog perben Noitorcn potl ats
lpdrts Die Wellteillbe beoieilen.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-11-06

the northern suburbs of Dover, stopped
in ArmOry parsonage, accompanied by
Miss Winnie Parker, native of Eng
land. Miss Parker has just reached |
her eighteenth birthday and Mr.. Emory |
his twenty fourth. They were married |
at Z O'Clock by Rev. B. F. Jester.
Five years ago a Chinaman named
Sam Lee came to Milford and engaged
in the laundry business. He has been
in America "a years, and when. he came
to Delaware, he possessed $1,000 and
he left last Tuesday for visit to China
where his wife lives, he took with him
two foreign exchange drafts OF 81, 800
each and $500 in cash, which repre-
sents his earnings and savings in
America as laundrymVn. Since he
has been in Milford, he saved $500.
Sam Lee expects to return to America
after long visit to his old home.
Mr.. Arthur P. Hudson, son of Mr..
George Henry Hudson, a prominent
farmer residing near Milford, Delaware
and Miss Sara d. Draper were married
at noon on Thursday, October gath,
at the home of the brides brother, Mr..
| Oscar e. Draper, at Seventh and Jack
son streets, Wilmington, Delaware.
The Rev. DIR. G. T. Wyatt, pastor of
Harrison Street M. E. Church oficia-
ted, and the wedding march was played
by Mr.. Norris Morgan, organist of
Central Presbyterian Church, Will
mington. A wedding breakfast was
served and Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson went
on wedding trip. They will reside
in Wilmington.
The Chancellor last week issued a
restraining order restraining Sheriff
Stafford and the New Castle County
Levy Court from proceeding against
four of the bondsmen of Horace G,
Rettew, former county treasurer an6
collector of delinquent taxes, who is
now serving a sentence for embezzle-
ment and who owes the county abou
1928, 600. United States Senator Henry
A. Dupont and James D. Carter, tive
of the bondsmen, who would not iOir
with the other in having the proceed
, ings stayed, are also named the re-
] spondents in the bill. The trouble
e grew out of the shortage of Mr.. Ret
s tew and the claim of William r, Finn
Charles NJ Smith, Robert W. Tadmal
: and George A. Elliott is that they are
not responsible for the shortage as thei
liability as bondsmen ceased whel
Rettew's term of county treasurer ex-
pired. The county on the other HAND
claims that the bondsmen are respon
sible until final settlement has bee.
been made. The order is returnabl
. December 10 and prevents the official
making any effort to collect the none.
until the Chancellor decides their liza
: bility under the bond.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-11-06
LETTER TO THOMAS JEFFERSON
Smyrna, Del.

Dear Sir: Josh Billings never said
anything truer than this: "Sucksess
dux not konsist ov never maxim blum
ders but in not making the same wun
twist"
N. r. Watkins, of Lott, Texas, had
his house painted some years ago, and
it took - gallons of what he believed
to be paint; he bought it for paint, and
it looked like paint, the painter said it
was paint.
He has had it painted again; it took
Z gallons Devoe.
1t cost $50 before; now $35.
He knows it is painted now, and he's
got that $50 in a safe place. He's got
his knowledge in safe place too.
Yours truly
80 F. w. DEVOE & co.
P. S. The Iron Front Hardware
Store, VIM. FAIRIES, proprietor, sells
our paint
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-11-06
The Question of Pure Milk.

When the Second International Pure
Milk Congress, at Brussels, on Septem-
Der 10 16, 1907, recommended the uni
versal pasteurization of milk as the
best immediate means of improving
the milk supply, the pasteurized- milk
movement Nathan Straus inaugurated
in New York CITY more than fifteen |
years ago became a world policy. Dele
gates from thirty-one nations gave in
dorsement to the plan. The donation
by Mr.. Straus of a complete pasteuri-
cation plant to the City of Brussels,
made at the conclusion of the confer
ence, is the latest forward movement
in the pure-milk campaign in European
cities.
Following this international action
comes the report of the results of the
work of thirty-fve experts selected by
the milk conference held in Washing
ton, some months ago. This report
recommends the grading of milk into
three classes, certified, inspected and
pasteurized. Certified milk is from
inspected dairies, from COWS proved
free from disease; this milk is to be
frequently analysed, to contain not
more than 10, 600 bacteria to the cubic
centimeter, and to be not more than
twelve hours old when delivered to the
consumer. Such milk is to be sold
l Ial. al G1.1
not quite up to these requirements is
included in the same grade, but is to
, be marked inspected.
Second-grade milk is that not pro-
duced under the conditions named,
} which must be pasteurized and sold
under the pasteurized label. The third
grade consists of milk of unknown orr.
gin, to be classified and pasteurized al
central pasteurization plants under the
= personal supervision of officers of
boards of health.
- While these are, as yet, merely sug-
!, gestions, their importance is shown BY
= the fact that the Secretary of Agricul-
|. ture co-operated with the milk experts
~ that by direction of the President the
ys Agricultural Department is investigat
10 ing the milk question, that it is proba
e BILE the next Congress will be asked t
ID pass Pure.Milk law largely along th
30 lines of the experts recommendation
" A vigorous pure milk campaign seem
ia foreshadowed. These things lend ad
ia ditional Importance to the giant fac
to that 100000 persons sre engaged
furnishing so, 900, 900 inhabitants of Il
United States with milk. Not all the
'p- sell milk to the consumer, but a nun
ng Der slightly in excess of that give
ay represents the actual army of indiviC
'r- uals involved in the ind1stry's oper
is tiou.-From ''The Milk Supply as
ID. National Problem" by Charles Gully
Ter Johnson, in the American Review
on Reviews for November.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-11-06
Cured of Bright's Disease.

Mr.. Robert o. Burke, Elnora, N. Y,
writes: Before 1 started to use Foley's
Kidney Cure I had to get up from
twelve to twenty times night, and
was all bloated up with dropsy and my
eyesight was so impaired could
scarcely see one of my family across
the room. L had given up hope of liv-
ing, when friend recommend Foley's
Kidney Cure. One so cent bottle
worked wonders and before 1 had taken
the third bottle the dropsey had gone,
as we'll as all other symptoms of Bright s
disease. Sold by all druggist.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-11-06

After two defeats for the presidency,
it is said that William Jennings Bryan
is millionaire. Another such failure
as this, and he will have to hate him
self for being a plutocrat.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-11-06
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar for coughs. colds
and lung troubles are not affected by
the National Pure Food and Drug law
as it contains no opiates or other harm
full drugs, and we recommend it as a
safe remedy for children and adults.
Sold by all druggists.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-11-06

Henry WattersOn serves notice on
the public that neither the date of his
political retirement nor his obituary
are to be considered authentic unless
appearing in the columns of his own
paper. And Marse Henry might have
added that the latter probably will ap-
pear first.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-11-06
DELAWARE AND
MARYLAND NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
ALL PARTS OF PENINSULA

People You Know and their Doings
in Other Towns and Places,
Gathered During the Week.