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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Siireau Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ncu.lAehnun

baltimore, 18. Sftober 1907.
Separate NM periieselte slnae6ote, an ben
..Soaro Of 9narbs," Care Of the Gin Neqiiier,"
%abreiitrt, iuerben bonn StaotsReallrntor IN iets
mem Aiireal I'M Hatb6ans bis Wiittluud, ben
30. Sttpbcr 1904, ii llbr 9prmittags, emit
gegen genprnnetl lilr Die 9fieellrull9y Den 9ol.
ielibau, Nanbfteinbnu uto Die Ytla'ierui9 NIT
nitrifiSirten 3ie9eliteiiet. Nitulttbtc, Ispbatfs
Glodell ober aSbeet"sNspb1lt oer
Hdtunoi u n~n6iBitcn Strahe, upf Der Gaipert'
bis sur ct. Hani'StraRe. 90,
Die Gontrattperecbungssgeb bcbdlt itb
has Jtedt Dor, irgeno peltpe nllo ale IIlgebofe
81 oeriuerien. Gin be9!nubtgter Sbed IN Der
06be oes in ben Speitlitntionen dH4egebenen
Setraees. 8abIbGr all ben WIanor mo Siaotrdtb
BON baltimore, utllB icbenI In9e0ot bel9eiilgf
ieirt.
Spe6ifiintioncr nnb gllgeboia 6ormnIare lpers
ben AMI Mpplifation in hietem gllreni %aelt>terf,
no El0re utb lSrofilc eingeteben peroen ionl!fIl.
Games y. Snitb,
PrdIioent Der Strubenourhbrlb SO oIlIltiildre
eugene 4. Huogtrs,
GIerf.
Gut9c6eiBen:
I. Sarrg Wiabuul,
Yrlitnert Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GSitlS 1921 %, 90. "a .25,2 .2S.29)
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8efanntmadnnaen
steurr,9rnartemsut. Notbbeus.

Baltimore, %. Sttober 1907.
NufcrIcgte 2ScrtDcrDDbungcu fiir bic 6onocmnis
rung uno Grpiinung uon Sitrno. nnb
Studbuln. 5trusc.
@5 mirb bicrnrlt %betalrt geniaht,. onB allen
9rDfinure Der Sftenos Strube. pot Der 2Seihette
Der Race z trabe, pcitIif bis 5lr areii5llrg Der
StodbolmsStrabe, unn Der Stod9olut' StraBct
bon Der Gillette Der 9eaoenbaa' StrdBe oltlth
geMa6 ben Serpronungeu 9ir, 1923 NIB 129 oes
Wsahors uno Staotrutbes, am II. guglft 1904
u%uier5eidnet, liro Der am 10. Suui 1905 inter
3eid)reten 9eroronuua 9tr. 4, Die innerbulb 30
Iageu, bonn 80. Sitober 1907 an, ntcbt be5ahlt
fiHh. cine Strafaebilbr bon brei 49, Bro3ent bITls
SipefilGt uIlo pda Gigeutbum. mc!bes nit lols
iluo gum 8ertauf n~H9ejeigt meroeu ptro.
Rrompte 3abIurg miro bieie petteren groBer
unIoiien oermeioeil.
Seurn &iniams,
(Sit23) SieuereiHuebmcr.
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SubcsfGQc.

Srlcn Is. Bed, 10 Sabre alt, gtr. l745, If6s
llnos 9IpeItc. 10. Gftober.
Wturgarctbc Z. Saun, 81 Sabre alt, gir. 2235:
91iterrIsaneflue, 81. Sftpbcr.
Mutton S%pifnan, ~ Sabre alt, Nr. 77S. Neit'
Samburgs Strube, 81. Giioher.
either Straue, 20 Sabre alI, 9tr. 1926, goros
SullaszStrube u. Sftober.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Wuuic q. Tfeifcr.

Sc Itarb AM 21. Sftober' 1907 Mimic 9. Yiri.
fer, gSittpe be5 peritorbenen Mattbias 9feiier.
i'm Filter bon 30 Sabren. Sic geeroieulle fin
oct Wiittpud,, rs Ibr giaobm., bon Der No1s
1lirg ibreS Shwieeerfobnes Senrn Sermeien,
ytr. 1886, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus fiat. &ers
panote uno 5rellnoe iino a6tuue5pou %eingela=
bert ~oerfelhen bet5uipobncI. 9eiiebung nuf Der
Z, gSeiterr Cemetery" (295-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Gruit Snnuer.

90 itdrb am q. Sitober in feiner letter.
g8obRunG Hr. 1877, SanopersS trabe, Gruit ian.
net, ~9c!iebter @Gtte bon Caroline NJ. lunner,
i'm Ilter bon 07 Sabren. Sic 3eit Der geerbts
guHg lptro 1pIter aHge3eigt. coco
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Marn q. Wiciehpn.

IS itarb AM 81. Gttober 1907 Iarn n. Bic.
8ieiebon, i'm Ilier bon Al Sabren. Sie 9eers
oteung filoet bon ibrer IcbteH g8obnuItG. gtr.
33l, S'tsy(ortbsIoenlle. aus am Eunteritag,
ben "a. Eftober. Wtoreens h10 llbr, ftatt, mo
bunn rad Der ct. MINES STRIDE, no cine ne
1rttents3ohmelie ~celebrirt pirS. Bite. feline
pIuulen. Gciie6lnQ pripatim. (295-O
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giircau pcs Staot.8epmc.crs.

20, LIIUUVI TUUI,
Ter Stabts@eumeter miro am Iicnitag, ben
30. Sfiober. 10 llbr 9iormitiu9s, an Srt nno
Steae criheinen mo onS gioealt bon NORTH
stpenie, bon Itt. Honul= bis Grub Stu:Ioenuc.
neit %eta6lier.
Haleigh &. Sbpmns,
(29G) StuotseCSomcier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
@~sriammlungS-M nseigcn.
npatcriOn Fart eermancnt aOam auo Suilu,

uFnttcrl0n Fnrf FtrfHnfrHt ypnH nNb SNtI61
ing Hiiueiatipn."
Sic Notwithstanding, ionic SSaDl ooU
Vcumter mo Sireltpren pirb Mtttiupdl, beu
20. Sftober, s llbr slbenhs, i'm Niirenli ocS
Screins, NurboitsGdc 2ombarns lls gSaibinas
tprsStrnbe, abaebuIien merben.
Witiglieoer iperoeH aufaeforocrt, III erihet'
men.
Srant Miincr, Grdiioent.
Senrp ". Saupel, Sefr.
(292,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

@as lit @bisfep? 0os
motte 8enerolonwolt 9onoporte inn
Sntereiie oes nelter Nobrungsmitte!-
@elcbes germ piiicl ulo mill Die
Sroge oltf gerid)tIifcm @eae austria
gen loIien. @o5u Die @cribte bcnlii-
ben, Die piQeidt gar nitts bon ser
Snd)e peritcben? SahperltGnoiec
n%lilllen bier entidWiocn, uno an iol.
den lit I'M 2onoe fem Monoel. lie.
brl9eIls 1T ea auiiullcnO. bnB iid oic
Ne9lerllng nit bcionoerer @orliebe
nm Den @biSfep %bctiinnmcrt. SIS aibt
plele onoere @enntb. mlo Nobrrungs.
nl'ttel, Die fir Die &olfsgeiunobeit
lncbr in 9etrabt fonlnle, ais @bis.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Gie &egierung boteinen
llellen Meg eingeihlnQen, Die EruIts
jl befompfen. Sie bat in Norfolf,
%a., f75 atiten GiQorretten i'm 8er.
the bon 1912 Collars confisSircn TAI.
len, mo 5iuar olli Wrlrnh oes Sber.
man Nnti . Srirlt e @elebes, rpc!=
dies bc'timmt, ooB oos Gigcntbum
l~ll,9cIcslid)er Gombinationett confis=
5lrt lueroon fam. 9ie 9ritiid). 9ln,c-
rlcoll tobacco Company, lpcld)e nit
Der Nmericun tobacco SO. cpmbinirt
1T, lit oas critic Opfer Der ne,,en
SrnItbdnoiNlun9a : Mctbooc. DC
ipobrt lid hicicIbc, 10 fonrtcn ia
aud Die Erpblftc bcs Del, ocs Gul-
per- mo nnbcrcr TrritS c~onfiSSirt
iperoell. &orun iino oic Sllrilten
Der NealerirnN nidt id)un friibcr o,lf
olclc Wctbooc Ncfonmcn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Surrainc.
MQIcrtih.

Maleriid,. - Earfnrtis. - Srieblid.
gSeitIih bon @nihrouf cine NIB cine bulbc
MieiIe. Wioiirt pounssSuegun5 uno 9prraincs
9SdQ9pt brett bis Sltnl Gin9dng. Neioe 1es
lepborc. StubtsSitreni I'M 5~iuciten Siur ocs
Linton Irnit"s @ebdihe 5 GbarlcS. nne Sanet.c.
Strnic. (Wui4,1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Gle Gerleqenbeit, in NET
he elnige New.Dorter 9onfen eera-
then limb, 5eigt, pie lpiftig es lit, oo6
ltd] Vnrtfe1 BON allen Spefulutionen
fern bolten. 0as 9anfgeid1ft lit an
nnO Iiir lid proiitabel genllg; cS be-
bari Scr Equalization niht, sic es
uniider madt.
GineS Ser grobten ST.
non3-SnItitlte oe3 2anoes, Die v8nl=
derboder Srllit Gonposp" lit IN Cru.
bel. 2te 6inon5groBcn 5. Eicrpont
Morgan mo feline Gompognons ger.
fins nnh Steele, sic aus ben Gerle-
genbelten belfen "iolltcn, iheinen baS
llld)t risfirt SIT bobcn. Iic y&nider-
boder Jrlit 9ompnnp" bat besbolb
temporar iuspenbirt. Sic bat Iepo.
iiten III ser Sobe bon Ga MiQionen
Collars. SIS fmriieIt in Nep.Dort.
we = trelttrat G Der
fcinoIt6en 9riiocr 2IbOul 9l5i5 nno
Wllloi Sofio boben lid bic critic
Shlo6t geliefert, mclll man Den ;3ll-
IammenltoB Der AnbGnaer beioer
Snltone 10 nenilen bari, Go1nit lit
Der arieg inter Den Gin9eborcnen
Woroffo's croffnct, ulo GA Scr Sc,
leroltliinrlts oes Sultans 9lboul 45i5.
WcSean, nod inn,Cr in Der @efon.
genihoft &oiiuli'S lit, carl eS nid)t
mllnoern penn Ole Srlppen bes
Sllltons geidloqcn lpuroen. Gos
fam nod redt toll IN Worotfo per.
ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
gilbert 6. TnQer,

Icidcrbeitattcr
Na6foIGer bon g9illiam Q. Srb uro bel linn
fir "a Sabre ~beftdtti9t. Nr. 221, Iuro.Sruae.
nan. IelepDou: @oIfe 2203. Uidbige Sreiie.
(Sft2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

3pnlanb's tirfiide WGbcr',
& niiiabIes gehdus gafiami Gssrn. GieiS offer.
(sIul22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Gle &olnCr 9lumcnipicl
1908. sic 2itcrariide @cieQidoit in
apl1 lobet sic ociltid)en Iid)tcr uno
Sld)terlrncn ciu, iid an ocm am 5.
Mtoi 1908 IN aoln Itattiillocnocn
poctlldcn Sournicr ST. betbeili1cn.
Die einlenounGen iinb bis slum Is.
Gejcmber an ben Stifter ltlo 2eiter
Der aolner @lumcnipielc. Noiroth
Or. lllr. Sob. I%oitcnratb, Nelimorft
3, III aoln, i'll riften. Gic iiiti
Stlftrtgspretic iil,b natiirlid 9ht.
men nit 9citifter Sdllciie ut6 ous
Med,t, sic @lumenfonigin 81, iuGblcr,
fiir oen Gittcr bes beiten 2iebesgt-
Nld,tcs; ein goloenes Seilfen fir bos
bette rellgioie @eoift; cine aoloenc
&ornblrmc fiir oas bette TatcrlanoS.
geold)t; cine 9oloene milbe Molc fiir
Die bette Nopellette in 8ers ooer Yru-
ia, Die Den Houm zines Ieuiuetons
llid)t ilberlhrciten bari; cine golocnc
Nclfe iiir Elm bltnoriitiiteS (nid)t
farneualiltiides) 8ebid)t i1 folniifer
Wllnoart. Ger pon Or. grnit Sen-
rici Seip5i1) gcltiftete iilbcrne gedcr
tit oiesmal fir ein i%angbores Sieo I'M
&olfston beitimmt. Die Staot aoin
Fat mieoer einen iilbernen gDrenpofol
fir oas bette @eoif)t iiber einen Stpfi
aus Der folniihen @eid]ihte ODER Se-
gcnbe als9eiebt. Sretberr Sullfer
pom Sber.Gonreut in 8niiel bot ciner
Ercis fir bas bette @eoidt sur Ser
terrliduta Ser militariihen Sl,aeu.
belL Ser v9%lllgemeine Moiel Sereit"
clten Freis iiir oas bette @eoift iiber
einen MoielItofi ulio SRI. Slllia Sir.
ginio Shellermanm Grantfart) ct-
nen Frcis fir bos bette ainocrlieo
beitinmlt. &orausiiftlih miro Der
aonis non Sponien einen uuberor-
Oentltd)en Ereis OtlberDer8ploete
Silie) iiir oen SerfaIier Der beIten
9alaoc ipenoen.
inmci il DIES . ln ld)rclht:
Gin Groguiit int Senpcren5.S toote
&orios, Ser I'M poriacn Monnt fiir
Sl4OO @bisfep uno fir $40 Gro-
gllcn pcrfouit bat. iou bel bcn Mo
nnteid,lirE i%iberraldlt aeipcicn lein,
bob CT 10 pieIe Grneiien pertoitti
babe" '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Erofciior WiIufoii Scr
6ilbrer Der ruiiiiden conititutioucIlcn
Gcmotroten, mill nad) amerifo font
men linn Eropaganoo fir sic rltiii'
idlen Ineelegenbcitcn 81 MADDEN. Ser
lorenc 2iebesmiibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Sn Hep Oorf miro IN 81.
nan3 : Snitituten Elm groBes Heinc.
MAIDEN porgenommen. Tr0iioenten
lr1b Girettoren flicgen binoua. @c.
8roBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

0eihaitsfhtrer G. u. Sctu5, 8obnut9:
G. & g, t2t u Bulbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

&riegSiefrctGr Gait sat
ild) in Wanilo bci ben Gmpi6ngcn
nllc alfobolbnltigen @etrdnfe perhc-
ten. Gle bieOcrcn SiIipinos bnben
linn ubcr eincn iilbernen Gbrcn=Eofal
iibcrrcidt, fir ipGtereS NofuIiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Haeutur fir @aibinstun nnb Ttitrih Gplnnlbin:
Rm. Saunemann. 1915 Mariun'str, 3..0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Der pentf&e correspondent

Giaenthiimer G.. 8niue, 8cbnune:
G. & z. ScIepbon: 1866 MdoifoH-8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Cine 8e1pca lta.5l lit IN
Stem Yorf I'M Bmtge; oen Giitrifts.
Imuolt Serome tuesen Eilihtoer.
nnfl6iiou1g obieten ST foiien. Sb
IL. .lhr r-Lhl. ehtQtef1. ry.-oCrG '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Vuu) ptl NQClIlC : NllIle. SuS Jeu]l
Der Ser. Stuotcn, ibre Sdiife nad)
irgenb ocldcn 8epGiiern ibrer ci-
genen Sitter ooer Dem bpben Weere
5n id)lden, lit ME in Sroge geltellt
moroen; olein es gibt piele @ebicte.
no Die omeritoniihen Seeleutc uQc
llebnngen MAIDEN llro Grfubrllngcn
iornmeln fonnen, o,lber Der IN Mils-
iiht ge,ommenell. Die iopaniidc
Mcgieriln9 miro oos id)lpieriae Ern-
blenl pcrniinitig oniaiicn. allein bic
Soponer limo cine ritterlide Nation,
Die piel olli hire Gbrc halt. ToS
Shlimmlte, nos getban meroen fam,
bon elmer iold)cn Nuiic 3rgeltdtlns
niie SIT crboIten, lit, 10 taftlos an tic
bcruit i'll tretcrL mic huS IN cinenf
Sbctl Der omcrifnniifen Trcilc be-
iiiriportct miro. Coll bns cine
Sdmeidclci fir pic pe%rbiinoeten So
pol1cr oocr cine @ornrl,a fir 81,
Imcrifoncr iein? Sir lesterc banfcn
mir" Gnalonb nimrt nit %-ieinen.
Elotten d. Monppern ia nud)rt feline
H~iifiid,ten alif anbere Nationen; bas
hot Is Dor slpei Sabren Geutihlnno
scg4oabcr gljetJt.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08
GALVESTON ANNIVERSARY.

Galveston, Texas, Sept, 7.-Memor-
ial services will be held in Galveston
churches tomorrow in remembrance
of the 1000 persons who lost their
lives in the terrible hurricane that
swept the Gulf coast seven years ago.
The storm began September 6. 1900,
and reached the climax of its fury here
on the night of September s, the
great wind-swept waves overwhelming
the island, submerging the city and
drowning thousands of persons, as
well as causing property loss OF
s30, 000, 900.
Few traces Of the catastrophe now
remain, and as the city is now pro
tected by great sea wall, a repe
tition is considered impossible.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08
"PIayIns the PonIes.o

B. e. Forester presents the well
known fun-makers, Yorke and Adams.
in the novel musical comedy, Playing
the Ponies" by Aaron Hoffman, au-
thor of their past success, Bankers
and Brokers'" at the Auditorium, on
September 81. One of the interesting
features is the girls. Battalions of
girls. Girls decked out with stunning
gowns, gorgeous and cunningly de-
vised frills AMI laces. Dainty hats,
beautiful jewels and delicate footwear.
A chorus full Of pretty costumes and
the costumes full of pretty girls. Be
sides Yorke and Adams, whose ire
sistible humor permeates through the
entire production, there are such well
known players as Aldrich Libbey.
Maud Campbell, Bobby Harrington.
Catherine Trayer. Grace Childers,
Laurie Dewolff, Helen Tompanz, VI
Wan Maxwell. Eva Null. Antoinette
Mafera, Juliet Wood. Arthur Sullivan,
Jack Clinton, Frank w. Martin, Clin-
ton De Wolff, Russell Hill, Roy Burke,
and Joe DAILY. The famous pony bal
let and the Knickerbocker Sextette
are some of the features.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08
CALIFORNIANS
TO CELEBRATE

New York, Sept. California Ad
mission day. September .. will be eel
ebrated here tomorrow by big re
ception under the auspices of the
Golden Gate Professional club. recent
ly organized to gather together all
Californians, actors, actresses, artists
authors, and newspaper and profess
sional men now resident in the me
tropolis. All Californians have been
invited and the event will be made q
festive affair. Many distinguished
stage people and men of letters now
living in New York are natives OF
former residents of California.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08
City Schools.

Preparations for the opening of the
city schools have been about complet-
ed and Professor Woodley, superin-
tendent of these institutions, deserves
the greatest credit for the work that
has been done under his personal sup
ervision in preparing for the new
school year.
| Some of the'new school houses have
had new seats put into them, others
repaired and all put in order, includ-
ing the negro school, which will have
comfortable patent seats, instead of
the old benches formerly used.
These schools will open on Monday,
September 16, but not for the recep-
ton of pupils. The opening for the
pupils will be the following Monday,
September 20, when the real year Of
work will begin for the school chill
dren, white and negroes, of Hatties-
burg.
The first three days after the open
ling on Monday, September 16, will
4 be devoted to the teachers themselves
and the two following days, Thurs
day and Friday, September Is and 49,
! will be devoted to grading and assign
4 ing the children to the various schools.
On Monday. September % the
school year win begin Tor the schools
of the city and . busy and probable
years work is looked forward to by
Professor Woodley and all his teach
ers.
i A number of the teachers in the
city schools 1--we in the city and in
consequence are always ready and
those who live at distance have late
ly arrived in the city and are prepared
to begin work the moment their serv-
ices are demanded.
| Miss Martha Barrow, of Baton
Rouge, who will teach English in the
High School, Miss BERTHE Campbell
who will be principal of the Fourth
ward school, and Miss Annie Weldon
who will teach the Second grade al
the Eaton school, have all arrived in
the city and are ready for duty al
any time.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08

Ontario Woman's college. will have
charge Of the work in domestic sci.
'ence. Miss Fakes, of Lebanon, Tenn,
will teach expression. These and the
teachers employed last session are
expected tomorrow.
"Dr. r. w. Jones, formrly professor
Of chemistry in the University Of Mis-.
sissippi, has planned the chemical lab
oratory, which is now being fitted up
for work. This room, the art room,
and the domestic science room, will be
of great interest when completed.
No doubt a large number of the
citizens of Hattiesburg, especially
those who have children or relatives
attending this Institution, will accept
the hearty invitation of the manage
ment of the South Mississippi College
and be present at the opening exer-
cfses.
"Hattiesburgans owe such visit
to this institution, as much for their
own information regarding locsl en-.
terprise, as for the distinction their
presence will lend to the exercises
of the day"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08
CALL ON
II. n. G r AHAM


rhe nev most complete
m to- lon IN law. Val
ble1 estate dealers
oos each. Call
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08

The scholastic year begins this
month and all over the land the
lschools and colleges Of all kinds and
descriptions are throwing open their
DOORS
Here II Hattiesburg every precau-
ton has been made and the schools
are in readiness for the opening dates
as fixed by custom or as arranged to
suit the convenience Of the faculty
and management.
An institution Of which Hattiesburg-
ans are justly proud and which is only
in its second year, will open for the
college year OF 1906-7 on next Tues
day, September 10. is the South Mis-
sissippi College The force Of instruct
ors have arrived and have been as
signed to. their various ''homes" for
the busy months that are to follow.
and are in readiness to welcome the
influx Of students which is expected
to, begin even as early as today, for
some few Of them may arrive on the
incoming trains this morning and this
afternoon.
Regarding the opening Of the col
lege on next Tuesday, President
H. P. Todd said yesterday to Daily
News reporter:
1T would be an admirable thing II
a large number Of the people of Hat
tiesburg would attend the opening ex-
ercises of South Mississippi College.
lat 10 o'clock in order to show that
they appreciate the return of the
| teachers and pupils and that they ex-
II tend them a hearty welcome.
"Such visit would be revelation
to those who have not paid careful
attention to the development Of the
Institution. 1t is probable that many
residents Of the city of Hattiesburg
have not realized that 1t means that
| the South Mississippi College and the
Hattiesburg Business College should
have had a combined patronage of
more than three hundred and fifty
students last season, although the
work did not begin until November 6.
Doubtless much larger number will
be enrolled at this session.
The visitor will find thai these
students will be under the supervi.
sion Of seventeen officers and teach.
ers. It viii also b. seem that llterary
eoor>ee are provIded b The commoal
oI DER t. The Nork. 1t he
~ 10 lat extends fnfOugl
tour years and is as comprehensive
as the courses offered in the other
colleges of the state, not including
the State University
Last session the highest class en-
rolled was Sophomore. Additional
teachers have been provided for this
season and the junior work will be
given.
Among the. new teachers who have
already arrived are Professor Brad
en-, Miss Dansby, and Miss Smith
Miss Dansby will be in the music de
partment and will teach piano ant
stringed instruments. Professor Brad
en- will give instruction in science ant
history. Miss Smith will teach art
giving instruction in free-hand draw
ing, painting in water colors and ii
oil, and china painting.
| Mrs. Richardson, a graduate of tn.
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IRA WINTERS

Agent for Fire, Life and Accident
Policies, Office New Bank Bui,di,r-
Carson City, Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

Notice is hereby given that nuD,-
ing on the following named ranches
is denied to all persons, and trespasS
ers will be prosecuted to the ;p,;
extent OF the law. On all of the kir-
man and Lewis ranches, P. Heitua-
+. Schact and Fulstone ranches ana
on the Schultz and Cradelbangb
property. Positively no permits.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
NOTICE.

Fishing, hunting or trespassinS u
any form is not allowed cn the a.,
rhurs ranch in WashCe Valley. Horses
must not be tied to the fences #
fence posts. Any one guilty Of the
above viii be prosecuted to the tuH
extent Of the law, BY order of
VI. E. MEYERS.
IRA WINTERS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
TON OPAH & COL OFF lei D
BUDLFROG GOLDF!ELO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Local or Pacific Time.
Effective May l, 1907.

Local or Pacific Time.
Effective May l, 1907.
Trains leave and are due TO arrive
at Tonopah as follows:
Leave-1:2O a. n. for Goldfeld,
Beatty and Los Angeles, via Las
Vegas.
500 a. N. and $50 ,. N. for Millers
Blair Junction, Nina and all points
east and west, via HaZen.
$40 a. m. and $50 y. N. for Gold
| field and way stations. Through from
al points east and west via Hazen.
APO p. N. for Goldfield and all way
stations, local.
Arrive-7:43 a. ~. and CPS p. N.
from Goldfield and way stations.
Through destinati.1 to all points east
and west via Hazen and Nina.
800 a. n. and 1855 p. u. from all
points. east and west via Hazen and
| Nina.
1000 a. m. from Goldfeld and way
stations, local.
900 p. IN. from Los Angeles, via Las
Vegas, Beatty and all way stations.
Trains leave and are due to arrive
at Goldfeld as follows:
Leave-3:0O a. m. and $50 a. m
for Beatty and all way stations
6:35 a. m. and 500 p. N. for Tono-
pah and way stations and all points
east and west via Nina and Hazen.
$50 a. m. and 1855 p. m. for Tono-
pah and way stations, local
frrive-S:20 d. N. AID $50 p. ~
from Tonopah and way stations
1920 a. m. and 800 p. n. from all
points east and west via Hazen and
Nina.
1856 p. N. and 7:45 p. n. from Beat
ty and way stations.
For tickets, time tables and infor-
nation call on Or address local ticket
agents or the undersigned.
J. T. HEDDEN,
General Passenger Agent.
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