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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
BRIGHT EYES.
.DeaaITHSI
OBITUARY OF
Miss KATIE LEWIS.

Died at the home of her sisters at
Hattiesburg, Miss, Miss Katie
Lewis, shipped to Der home near
Edith, Miss, where she was buried.
She was true and devoted Christ
ian, kind and loving, patient with
all. She was a member of the Pres,
byterian Church, having gwen hel
heart to God in early childhood.
We mourn her not, as one dead
But rejoice that she is in Heaven
We thought of her as of a snowdrop.
Her loving did so allure that
She made US think of Angels.
She was so good and pure,
AS rare delicate blossoms
She was loved and cherished by all,
And not unlike the sweet blossoms.
For her there came the fall;
For tbs but law of nature that
-Four seasons in each year come.
In the spring God gives us sweet
flowers,
In the fall he takes them home.
Tis so hard to refrain from asking
Why she and not another:
But we know how we pluck roses,
We choose the purest and sweetest
and best.
TheI look at it as he would view it,
We should not mourn but rejoice
For we know that Kate is in Heaven
Is It not sweet to be Gods choice,
Lett US then begin life over with
This our aim and our PRAYER
That when from this world God
calls US
Well all meet with our angel up
there.
-E,rnrn n Cnrrcr,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
O tn CT Ed ito rial.

1t doesn t infalibly follow that this
paper endorses in toto every article
that it produces. Certainly there is
something in such productions or re-
productions as they may chance to be
to commend to our attention or we
would not select or permit their en-
trance. But there may be thoughts
thrown out that we may set forth in
our columns, that our readers may
ses the good and bad side, the ride
ilious and the serious side, and SO on
so far as the opposites are concerned.
It's policy is to collect such an array
of readable ideas from the circum-
scribed world of thought to which we
have access, as in our humble judge.
ment is best suited to our clientele.
When we appear an article that in
every sentence rings with our senti-
ments, we usually take occasion to
append to it our undivided appro-
bation But sedan do we strike
such paragraphs. There's hlrdly
anyone with any independent think
ing machinery at all, that listens to
the whole of an address of a kindred
thinking speaker, but what in some
thing, there will be Slight differenta-
tions. Sometimes you will heartily
endorse an idea your talker has adj
vocated and in the next minute you
will be strenously combating the sub
sequent proposition that he is stress
ing. So with us newspaper fellows.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

Call in and see our magnificent
line of Holiday goods. This is I'M
doubtedly the best line ever handled
in Leakesville. We have our entire
line on display now and you can cas-
lily pick out a handsome present at a
very low price. J. E. Miller.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

WdKeS Youngsters 1dPPys
One of the most interesting little
charities is that of Yorkshire eng
land) stationmaster. who every week
of his life makes toy railway engine
At the end of the year he sends the
lot to hospital for the use of the
boys In the institution.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
DENTAL NOTICE.

Editor Please notify the
people of Greene Co. through the
HERALD that will be at Leakesville
the entire week, beginning Monday
December 9th. prepared to do dental
work, Yours very truly,
Meridian, Miss, e.. A. JOHNSTON.
Nov. 22, 1907.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
For AGENTS A SUCCESS.
1.-THE OLD WORLD And ITS
WAYS"
Vim. Jennings Bryan.

SIC Imperial Octave Pages. 251
Superb Engravings from photographs
taken by Col. Bryan.
Remember his trip around the world
and his visits to all nations. Great
est book of travel ever written. Most
successful book of this generation.
Al, 900 called for in four months.
Write us for sample reports of first
100 agents employed, The people
buy it eagerly. The agents harvest.
OUTFIT FREE Send fifty cents to
cover cost of mailing and handling
Address.
The Thompson Publishing Company,
st. Louis, Mo.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

Another of the Mississippi editors
has been summoned out of this trOub-
Ious world. Henry T. Crosby of the
Greenville Democrat. He was
stricken last week while setting in
his Office unconscious and never
spoke any more, though he fingered
several days. Overwork is about as
near the cause of his death as we
can CLEAN from the newspaper ae-
counts of the physicians statements.
He was an able wielder of the tripod.
~7-~-----------~-~~~~
Mems Overcoats, all prices at M.
L. McRae q Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
Marriage Licenses.

Issuance during fortnight ending
Nov. %:
11-9-Phlilip Wendell to Miss Mary
NJ. Berry.
1851. S. Johnson to Miss Rosalia
NJ. HutcheSon.
The last named couple were
married in the post-office about 2:30
pm. of same day license were issued.
Rev. Y. D. Westerfield pronouncing
the Hateful service.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office. jackson, Miss, October
%, 1907.
To the Greene County Herald
Sir: The following is copy of letter
received from the Hon. Commissioner
of the General Land Office at Wash
ington, d. c., dated October q, 190i
and as per instructions contained
therein, is sent you as a matter OF IN
teresting news
Registers and Receivers, u. S.
Land Offices.
Siis:YOu are directed to at once
inform al newspapers in your re-
spective districts, as a matter of
news, that in all cases where
homestead entries are made after
November |, 1907, Communication
proofs must show actual aud CON
tinuOuS bona fide residence for
the full period of fourteen
months.
In all cases where the entries
were made before November /,
1907, the rule heretofore existing
that six months constructive res
idence following the date of the
entry will be considered as a
part of the required fourteen
months residence. will remain in
force.
You are directed to give this
matter immediate attention and
as wide publicity us possible and
to post copy of this letter in a
conspicuous place in your Office.
Very Respectfully,
R. A. BALLINGER, Comm.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
Divisions of Labor In India.

There are 20,000,O00 people in India
supported by agriculture, 50.000,000
supported by the industries. 5000, 900
supported by commerce, 100000 sup
ported by the professions, and the bal
ance are dependents.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
Very Respectfully,
L. Q. G. LAMAR, Reg.
THos. V. MCALLIsTER, Rec.

We have the best assorted stock
of staple and fancy groceries in
town. J. E. Miller.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

UanISH PFCVeFu.
A bad wife wishes her husbands
heel turned homeward, and not his
toe.-Danish.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
GREENE COUNTY HERALD.

70 THE HERALD wants correspondent at
avery postofice in Greene County, ana VIII
gladly furnish stamps and stationery In TINS
way. to make THE HERALD more interesting
to a greater number of our people.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

Few Jews Commit Suicide.
Hebrews rarely commit suicide In
London there were only five cases in
"a years. Not single suicide of
Jewess was recorded last year in the
United States.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

See our line of Mems and Boys
Perseverance Brand of Clothing it
cannot exceIled. M. l.. McRae & Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
A New Homestead Ruling

For a bargain in Ladies Cloaks and
Under wear, see Nj. L. .McRae & Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
Makes Youngsters Happy.

Watch for the change in M. l.
AcRae q Cos, big ad NEXT week.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
December 30. 1907.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior,
Land Once at Jackson, Miss.
November 8, 1907
Notice is hereby given that Henry A. Ball of
Betty, Mississippi has filed notice of his in
tentiOn to make final Communication proof in
support of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. 3S455 made February II. 1893, for the ne a
nw1a Section TO- Township , N. Range Z W.,
st. Stephens Meridian. and that said proof will
be made before Circuit clerk, Greene County,
at Leakesville, Mississippi on
December 10, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land, viz: Rufus Bradley .Abner Bradley
John Brewer, Elijah Jenkins all of Betty, Miss.
L. Q. G. LAMAR Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Jackson. Miss. :
November is 1907

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Jackson. Miss,
= November Is 1907
uNotice is hereby given that Marcus C. Nc
Leod of Vernal Mississippi, has filed notice OF
his intentions to make final five year proof in
support of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1921 made April IS 1900 for the eH neA
and NE sea. Section 80, Township IN. Range
W., St. Stephens Meridian and that said proof
will DE made before Circuit Clerk, Greene
County, at Leakesvilie. Miss. on
December 80, 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of the land, viz; Richard McInniS of Ball. Miss
iSSippi, Samuel j. ChurchweIl of Edith Miss
Henry Brown of Edith, Miss, and Bill Brown
OF Mohobo, Miss.
L. o. c. LAMAR. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

L. r. Priester, who married Miss
Fannie Faulk, was here Wednesday
selling Hattiesburg, Miss. real es-
tate. --Citronelle Call.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

Try can of our celebrated Luzi-
anne Coffee. The best to be had for
the price, only 25c J. E. Miller.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29

Department of the Interior,
Land ONCE at Jackson. Miss.
NOuprnhar fQ0-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-11-29
Honor Roll.

Below we list the names and a.
mounts for renewals and new sub
scriptions received for fortnight
ending Nov. 27:
Washington, John, City, $10C
Beard, ]. j., City, LOO
Hayes, Peter, Mohoba, Loo
Try can of our celebrated LUZ
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Sonnenauf- nno llutergang.
Sas Mcttrr.

6iir WurJlano ulo oeu Oiltrift
GolumbiG beilte ReBen. 1ienitag be.
mo!ft. 5ltlihe Win0e. ..
Tie niebrigite Temperature mar 3S
@r06 nm s llhr WorgenS uto Die
bjtite 4G 8rno UNI 3 llbr NadmIt.
tags. rg, ..l.H.a.
Si ocu ailberer 9rnbes Wetter.
Beobaftungs Stntipnen nuroen Die
i~olBeuoeu n~icorigiten Semperutureu
per5eidnet: Gaitport %, Gortlalo
IS, Bolton a. albnnp 30, Rcp-Dorf
81, philadelphia 3S. Atlantic Gitp
36, @~albington 3S, Noriolt l6, Sat.
tereS 81, Gbarlelton 80, Sapannah
d, Sadionpilc 60, aupiter ~, 8ep
@elt ~, gtla,ta SO. Nem-S Orleans
g., @alpeitpu 62, Corpus Gbriiti 6S,
MenipbiS 80, Cincinnati 80. Eitts-
titr9 30, Csmego 26, Buffalo 26,
Glepclnnb &c, Ietroit 26, Alpena Is,
W~arquette is, Green Ban %. Chi
cago 30, Iulutb 10. ct. Saul %,
ct. 2oris "a, Ganias Gitp 3G,
Smaba 80, Srron "a, 9iamard g.,
@iqiiton 6. Selena t6, Icnper 26,
Nortb Ylattc %, Goo9e Gitp 30,
Nmariao 30. Sos angeles is.
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Sic StuatS. gibIiotbefs
Z on miiiion II, Die brrd) Die SeaiS.
latur bon 1902 ms &eben gernfen
mllroc, bot ioeben ibren 5. iGbrlldlen
geritt peroffeiltIidt. guisabe Der
'elben lit Is, Diicntlid)cn 0ibliotbefcu
mi, &otb mna 5bot sur Seite SIT
;,oh,, ,ltno bic Ginrid)tung iold)cr Slls
i%,;t,,to ! crnuutbigen. Nod) Dem Be
rid', so SsSefret6rs 8oB Wiles 9igsS
bsi,ohn, /, beu Counties oeS Stoates
lex Monoer.V ibliotbefen. Die
Gns lon beltebt aus Den Serren:
W "a ties StepbenS, Superintendent
iii, lr5iebunasweien; Srau Mime ..
Hcfiers, StoatS.9 ibliotbeforin; Der
mnrs.ro s. Steiner, 9ibliotbefar Der
lfilod) Erott.Y ibiiotbef; Srau Sobn
SG. Garter bon YnltimoresGountp,
5SSrau ~. u. Neipeu bon Gecil-Gonn.
'iu, 3bomas y. Wadau bon galti.
more unb IeGourtp W. 1bom bon
G.ueen Mnnc's County.
Gtnbrebe r or ~ d) I. Ser
Ieger Mosmau H. 1orbert. "a Sabre
off, mlroe in Der uorooitlidcn Eolis
sciitation burh Mihter 6riebel ipegen
augebliden Ginbrudbicbitabls inter
$1,000 giirgihait Dem @eridtsperiab.
reit iiberlpieien uno megel 5ragens
perboraener @afieu 81 $25 Strafe
nib Soften pernrtbeilt. 5orbert lpuroe
Ireiiae Morsen bon sSrau Goldman
in Dem &auie Nr. 1910, Mceloerrp'
Strake. babel iiberroift. als er lid
in benz Sdlaf5immer Der Srou 8olo.
man ,3cug uno Sdmldgegen'tdrloc
onf ciiten &aufen pafte. Ger einbre.
der flob bel ibrem grid)einen uno
iprong aus Dem 5eniter. glii bic
Silferufe Der 5ral, nabmcn Die Rad).
barn Die 8eriolgung auf. Holi5ilt
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in ocn @eg iinb perbaftcte ibn.
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Observation-Disclosures

Bir iibernebmen gadete CUR
prompteIten 9eforberung nad) alien
Elaten oes Iuslanoes uno lieiern
Senonngen nad @unid) per3oat uno
obne Spelen. lin redtSeitiee gu.
lteaung er5ielen 81 fonnen, iouten
Eadete 10 friib ais mOgIid in unieren
S1noen ieil. Sbeu. $. 9iencr &: ST.,
217 observation-disclosures. (3O9-)
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&otbe 8u6
"0eutf6en Correspondent"
. ocS
fir 1908 lit in @orbereitung.

Seoer r~egelmGBige Abonnent oeS
@lat!es, Oh iiir sic t1glidc, ipod)ent.
lid)e o0er SonntaaS . Alisgabe, miro
cin Grrmplnr l~nentgeItIid) erbalteu;
baiiclbr lit uidjt ~ uerfanfcn uno MIR
Subieribentcn iucroeu 6 crbaltcn.
Gin pniienOeS Neujnbrs . @eidcnf
iiir TSrcun0c mo 9enunnotc inn gIt.
beimatbIanoc lit Scr mod)entlid)e
oGorreiponoent. Wenn iebt beitellt,
miro al sic Norciic aud oaS Hotbc
Wud, bciGrocrt mcroen.
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Baltimore crbGlt ben @or5us.

Observation-Disclosures 8erGtbe I'M @cr.
tie BON ca. % MiIlioncn Collars
iperben BON bier ultS nad) Dem
idtuor5cn Meer pcridJidt. - Nntc.
ritaniihc 6obrifate bic popular.
item.
slus einer WeIbuug BON Nen.Yort
erbellt, oaB Baltimore por Neiu.Oorf
ben 8or5ug erbielt, inbem bon unie-
rer Staot aus Die nad ocnt idJpar.
5en Wecr beitimmten Shiffslooun.
gen BON umerifaniid)eu lunbwirt6-
ihaitliden Waihinen beforOert mer.
oen, Iie .Snternationol Surpciter
60" BOT Die S%enolngen ilber,ionl.
men, 3ipei groBe Sradtid)iife lino BE-.
reits genlietbet uno nit mebreren oil'
oerell merbcn III ben llGditcn Jaaen
Gerbanolungen ub9eihlolIen. Ger
@ciamnltbetrug uaer bon leet bis
5rrm Sriibiuhr 5l beluirfenOcn Sen.
bungen miro poruuSiittlih cine Sobc
bon 100000 5onnen crrei6en, bie ci.
men Wertb bon ca. % Wtiuionen Dol.
lars repr1ieutiren. Siermit ipiiroe ei,l
nel,cr Recoro auigeltent lperoenL oenl
Die Ilisfllhr III ben lebtem Soilon be.
liei iid) MIR altf 10000 Sonnen.
Gie Sirmo Sunoerion 4 Sobn,
,ueld)e als sgent fir Die nod Sun &c.
henbe Wilion.2inie, Die nod Nntlper-
pen fiibrcnbe Yboenir.Sillie unb Ole
nad @eitinoicn unb Siioonlerifa &c.
benbe oHopo! Wuil Stenmibip Eudct
&c." ilt9irt, bot Die beiben Gompfer
.Sermom 9crbc" uno Baron 0rci,
len" fir Obeiia uno Nopnraiiif BE-.
itimmt. Ter erit9cnonnte miro nit Ell.
ner 2ooulie bon $500 Spmen Nn.
fana Sonuor nbInbren, Der 5peite nit
1900 Spnnen Cube oeiielben Wounis.
Wenngleid) alld) Die Srud,t bon
Baltimore etlpa 3 Gents pro bunocrt
Efluno biaiecr lit ols bon Ncp.Yorf
10 lit Dies mad, elmer %geuBerung Der
Sirma Snnoerion & Cons bod nitt
fir bic @abl unierer Staot aus
iflaaaebcllo aemeleu, louoern piel.
mebr Die b%eiieren Scrminol.S ucilitG.
ten, peld)e Baltimore Dor Teip-Dorf
porn.lS bat.
Ger GrflGrung elmer Scr beoeutenO.
iten Grportcure 5uiolge iiberlteigt Der
Grport Observation-Disclosures Maid,i-
men, melfcr nod Dor elmer 3efobc
MIR einen @ertb BON ca. 100000
repr1ientirte, alles bis Der Goqepe.
iene. Sntereiiant lit bic SertbeiIung
oieies 9ctraacs: mdbreno Norb.Hu6.
lano nnb Sibirien ungelpobnlih piel
fouiten. bot Ser @rport nod SiiO'
MuBlonb in Solee Der if)lcdtcn Grnte
beoeltenO obgenommcn. 10 Dob &ub-
lunb ulS @on5es in oieiem Sabre
nid,t ein 10 outer Gunbe icin iuiro.
ais i'm 8oriobre. Gaaegen oiirfte Der
Grport nod Tranfreid, uno Sen iibri-
gen Sdnbern nIler @obrIfeinlibfeit
mad, cine Mccorb5iffer erreiden. Tie
nuhicnbe 1opularitGt lanomirtb.
ld,oitlid,er @erdtbc omerifaniider
5abrifation lit unbeitreitbor, illsbe.
ionbere in MltBlanb, no Der Saupt.
morft lit; Dos bel ioliber Contribution
ooh duBerit leifte 8etpift berielben
mod)t beren TRANSPORTATION einfader
uno biliaer. Tieielben ihloacn ii6er.
ou Ole G%onfurrenS frember Nabrifnte
NIT 2cihtiafeit aus bem Seloc.
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Sebbcl's einaiaes MteIier.

@ir babcn MUIR elm 9lteIier in SaIti.
more, nuo oas bcfinoet iid in Der
Gtase su ebener Grbe, Nr. 321, 0prb.
8ag., maize Sisb.Str. Ginber.Ets.
tuerapbieu cine SpesiaIitat.-0eine
Nsenteu nuS feline 9reppen sn iteieen.
5. SebtsL 6. Grni, @eidGitsfibrer.
(27E-3
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iiibrtc Die idonc 6eicr Gin. Tad) CT.
nenl 8ebet oes Ealtors 8. gidelberg,
bent SeeIiorger Der 8emeinoe, mo
radl elmer Iniprabe BON Sllpt. Y.
Siide Der Sonntugsihulc nllroe Die
Gontate st. Hidloua" in bcutiher
Sprnfe pon ben 3ogIingcn Ser
Sonnta9SiGlule aligefilbrt. &ls III
rigent Der Gantate iungirtc Eaitor
gifelberg unb Die @egleitung murbe
bon Srn. Gbas. Shlider geipielt.
Ger Auffiihrung fclgte Die Seidee.
rung Ser SdiiIer inb Nustbeilung
BON Ereiien an oieieIben ais 9eloI-
nnng fir Den regelm1Biaen 9eilud)
Ser SonntugsihuIe. Gin gemein-
idnitlidcr @eiang ltno Der bon ga.
ilor Gidelberg ertbeilte Segen biloe.
ten cinen wiiroigeu StluB Scr id)G'
men Teier.
Sm 6 migronteu. Sans.
8eitern Nudmittag 4 llbr iano
Die @eibnodtsieier iiir Die oelltide!i
S%ecIente im Saien bon Baltimore I'M
oelltld)en Gnigrantenbous unb See.
malnobeim in 9pcult.Yoint itatt.
Sie Seier lmlr0e bon DEM Gpllite iiir
Scenlamla 3 Siiriorge i'm Saien BON
Baltimore permltaltet. 0alielbe be.
itebt aus Den Foitpren Sans Nrlt.
George Gsmann s. W. 2oder mo
Otto IpiB uno BEN SS. Sobu $.
WtattbeiB uno Seinrit groNt. Die
Tultoren Mpib mo Nrlt biclten Nh.
iproden an Die Seeleutc. Sic Der
Mannihait oeS i'm @aien liegenoeu
neutihen 9ampiers ogranbenburg"
illb Oes engliihen Iampiers 80,
ronto," melher bon ser Snn1burger
Sinie iiir Oieie Heiic aedartert mar,
ongehorten. Gie beutiten 2anosleutc
erbiclten ais Weibnudtsgeid)enf I'M.
ter bem id)Gn 9ei6miidten 5amen-
baum quite ipollcne Sanoi6ube, mol.
lene Striimpfe o0er Elm Foitfurten.
Nlbiim, ierner einen 5eler nit 9tiii.
len uno Eiciferfuden uno NpieI-
%iinnen, ioiuie aaifee uno Sudden unb
ieine Gigarren. SpGter pergniigtcn
iid Die ctpa so aniueienben NIT
Spielen mo %geieliger l%lnterboltung;
cllh mur0c ibnen cine TorfiibrunJ
bon Siftbiloern nit Der 9aternu
magica gegeben. Iie oeutiben Sec
leite lpuren lehr "erfrellt uno 0anfbar
fiir Die liebepolle Siiriorge, iueld)e
ibren bier in ser Srcnloe nad) aallj
ocrt lder Nrt geboten iuuroe.
Mctormirte 3iomS rd)c c.
Sir Die Sonntuesidule ser refor,
mirten 3ionsgemeilloe luurbe 9eitern
gbeno I'M @%ottesbous an Der Gbaic-
Strnbe lnO Surfurb.9lpenlle cine
@eibnabtsieier nerunitoltct. Nod
einlcitenoen 8eiGngen ourh Ole
Sonltogsihiiler urb elmer Nniprode
burd, Yoitor Sobn 8. Sommerlotte
gelungte Die Gantote Ser Weiiius"
sur aiiifiibrung. Die Mitmirfenben
bel bieier Gnntute nuren Die Srls. 2.
Serlpi9, W. DtiQer, u. Hettemeier, !.
Nirtb, s. 9od)i!ein, u. 9eblina, y.
Mems, $. Selmle urlo Gina Hoth.
Gen ShluB Der Seier biloete sic Be
lteerlns Der ainoer nit Candies,
audi gelonaten &rciie fir piinftlid)en
@eluf) Der SonltagsibuIe sur 8er.
tbeiIung. Is erhielten 8 &inoer, Die
nie iebltet, erite Ereiie uno 3, ,peltc
MIR einn1al feblteu, slpeite Yreiie;;
orei &inDer erbielten Ereiie fir Bel.
bringen Der meiiten neuen Sonntaas.
ihiiler. 9ie arrangements Ioeen in
S1noen bon Srau 6. Sortig, SRI.
NINA u. Wid)cl unb $50. g. Sortia,
=. @oreis, $. @ittrer uno e. 9to.
nlcp.
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Stobt Sngenieur SEN.
oall bat Die Solsenoen 5u Snipefto.
rem IN ieincm Seportenlent erlaunt:
Charles &. Toluea, ". g. $1,000,
Sobn Carroll, @eorge W. Salnler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
Wetbna6ten.

8eloienoungcn beiorgt nad
Seutidlallo unb Seitreid. 8 Marf.
nno 90 Mi arr, iouie 10 9ronen. uno
20 aroneR.S deine gu perfaufen.
T9eoo. s. 9iemer 4 &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit.Yaltimurclrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30

GrIitt 9ranbmun6cn =
Sdlinlme 9raubipui1ben i'm @eiidt
lno all ben SGnben erlitt aeitern
Worgen sSrau &otborine @epbnrbt III
ibrer @obnunp. Mr. 1719. Sit.2om.
hnrbitrabe. Mls lie periuhte. eiren
brennenben @aioIinoien su fiiuen. err
iolate cine Grploiion. u1b Srau @ep.
borbt iuurbe momentum IN 6lammen
gebilut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
Sotol. $2,467 .G7S

81 pIrIet NoDtlt NllO Slu1IIIlCN
BON Colbert, Gecil-, Charles, Queen
Nlnne's mo @orceiter-G County niht
cingeihloiien. "a in ocn @rnnobil.
d)ern Die Hoiie ser rcip. 9eiibcr nid)t
al1Qefiibrt it,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30

tbs Gonite bot iid nun an oen
Stoats-S totiitifer seluanbt. I'M Ini-
ihluB iiber Dos i'm @eiit non Negern
in Staot uno Den G%nrrt:ty ueiin6li.
dc @rlinoeieentbtss 81 erbolten.
ltah Dem linn 5ug. aougenen 9eriht
bot bas Gigentbunl Der Reger in Der
Staot Baltimore eincn Wertb pom
iiber 100000 un0 III ben Counties
einen iolden bon nabc3u 21a Willio.
men Collars.
Nad Eoli5eioiItriften georonet, er.
nphpn iirh ininruNp Qnhfpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
vSarmuuie . EaTe,"

@r. Ala, @ei.Jasette.S trahe, GarT
Sdmiot, Snbaber. @irsburser Suf.
brdn friid am 5apf. Diners, Srnpers
a Ia carte. Seben Samitas Nbeno
Trei.Gpnsert. (MpriI1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
Ybam Diff,

Nr. 511, @eit Gerinston strakr,
cmpficbIt icin Eager in 8beia. mnS
MolclWeinen fir bic Seiertagc.
(TpriIl7, SoMoIp1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
CUR SeadJtnng.

Ter .Tentihe Gprrrippubent" nimunt 80 teser
Seit Sertfte anf aber 8erlobuussn. SpdSeitsu,
@sbnrtstaae, gplbene uub flbetne Suhaetten,
Observation-Disclosures etc., nit ben Tanteu Der
ausrefenbet bic aber Ssutiidi aeihrieben ieiu
foatn. @ud gerfonal. RuttSeu ,perben seru
anfsenummtu. Tis Ginienber foIfer geridbte
uth fen uber ibreH gnmen uuterihrttbeu uns
ppr Gaem ntht peraefeu, no BITE Beftltftsit
~frattiano - straRe unb SauSHummst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30

y@urluGrtS. 5mrnuercin" - ltntcr.
baltnng nno lans, Splucitcr-N
$50 llbr. Witglicocr NIB bcren 10
milicu ,%uilfummen. Mbcnbciien Boo.
(362,4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30

~" Ger Bidder eiansperein"
pcranitaltet am Gicnitae, oen 81. Dc.
5cmber, 1T Der r8ermania-W dnner.
d)or=Salle" cine grobe bumloriitiidc
MISUNDERSTANDING. fir peld)e elm
tiihtiaes Gomite, an beiien Spite Sr.
@ilbelm Slider, Soriiser, uno Sr.
9oltis Scd, Sefretar, ltcben, bic um-
iidtigitcn Sorbereitungen g~etroffe,
baben.