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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-09

N0 oSAA0 OAACOAS u4OA at uOl l0Slu0uC0
at Garbally Park, County Galway, Ire
land.
Herman Guldnest, welfknown
fresco painter, hanged himself in New
York.
The passengers in the sleeper of a
Seaboard Air Line train were held up
and robbed of about $500, besides jew
elry, near Lacrosse, Va.
J. Gordon Morse, of Madison, Wis.,,
was sentenced to prison for forgeries
which he said he committed to get
money for blackmailer who threat
ened to tell Mrs. Morse her husband
was an ex-convict.
w. E. Corey, president of the Unit
ed States Steel corporation, sailed for
Europe under an assumed name to
wed Mabelle Gilman.
Socialists at Lodz, Russia, have in
stituted reign of terror in the effort
to force a general strike, and many
persons have been killed or injured.
Cardinal Cavagnis and Cardinal
Tripepi died at Rome Of paralysis.
Raisuli has refused to resign his
governorship of Tangier, has sent his
harem to the mountains under the
protection of detachment of Kabyles,
and is preparing to meet the forces
o. War Minister Gabbas at Zinat.
Sixteen persons were killed and
more than 30 injured in a railway
collision near Arbroath, Scotland,
caused by the heavy snow storm.
Business men of Sonora, Mex, re-.
Gently arriving at Phoenix, Ariz., say
that within the last two months 16
Americans have been killed by Yaqui
Indians at one point or another in
MEXICO. ! aos>s@ :5.a@ ~ -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-09


Rev. DR.. Charles F. Aked of Penn.
broke Chapel, Liverpool, has accepted
call to the Fifth avenue Baptist
church of New York.
Recorder Golf in New York reaf-
firmed the decision of the lower court
in the case of Enrico Caruso, grand
opera tenor, who was fined for annoy
ing a woman in Central park.
E. H. Hartman, the railway mag
nate, is seriously i'll from overwork.
The grand jury in New York. which
has been investigating the affairs of
the New York Life Insurance com.
pany, returned indictments charging
forgery in the third degree against
George w. Perkins, former vice presi-
dent of the New York Life and a
member of the firm of p. Morgan
& Co., and Charles s. Fairchild, a for.
mer secretary of the treasury, presi-
dent Of the New York Security &
Trust company (now out of existence)
and a member of the finance commit
tee Of the insurance company.
W1ntry weather almost unprecedent.
ed for severity has caused many
deaths and great suffering in Great
Britain and throughout central Eu-
rope.
A verdict declaring invalid the will
of Father Thomas Macklin, Catholic
priest who left an estate worth $780,
900, was set aside by Judge Gest at
Rock Island, ILL.,, on the ground that
the verdict was not in accordance with
the evidence.
w. 8. Reyes, vice president of the
Humboldt Savings bank, and a pion.
eer business man Of San Francisco,
uaa found dead. ..s3.4.s. ~. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

nod Sen Bahamas per 4oupfer bon
Wfionti, 6lo.; nod bclt 2ccruorb- llnp
@inomor6-Snicln nro @ltiona per
Gompfcr 0Mlanoo;" nodJ Central
9(n1erifo, sic &anol3one, Colombia
unb SiibsEocific-& afen per 9antpfcr
bio Golon; nod Barbados, @rriatn
unb 9roiilien per 9ompfer nSecg-
mnno;" nod Somoifo, Bonanln, Die
aonol5onc llnb Srinioao per Cent
pier n%9ltroto,"
Eoit no6 Teufunolono pid Gortb
Spbnep unb nad) Miotelon pta So
iton idlieBt bier tdglid) I'm 8 ltbr
Nodmittoes; nod G,,ba bio Sdmlpu
taglid I'M 1 llbr @odmittoes; lrob
Goito Nica, S%onburos (SItfiiIte),
Hicoraglo (Sitfiiite), Guatemala
bio Metp.S rleons t1glid nm 10 allbr
sl6enOs; na6 ser Staot Merifo tag-
tdglid i'm 2 l1br Nodymittoss, uno
10 llbr Ibenos.
Grams: 8aciftc Boit.
Mittmod,' t6. San. = I'm Z llbr
s6enos noh Snpor, Gprea, gbina
ulO ben 8bilippiiten pio @oncoubcr.
9ornerltog, II. San.- I'm Z lt6r
Nberbs nn6 Supon, Gorea, Gbtnu
nllO ben Gbilippinen pio Seattle.
6reitag, Is. San. = Tim Z llbr
g6enos no6 Sopon, Gorea, Gbina
tt,lb Ben Ebilippinen bio Sacpma. :
Somitag, 10. San. - lin 10 ltbr
Ibenbs nod Sotuaii, Suparb Gorea;
China unb Sen Ebilippinen piu Gan
Srorrisco.
Eoit nod) Mnltralielt itto Ielt.Ga-
lebonien bia gurcpltper idjIteBt Gier
tdglib lint 7 lt1r IberbS Biz .5itril
81. Sainiar.
Sic Grams. g acific-Hoit tptrb ta9-
Iih tah sen Mbfabrtsbdfen %geianot,
NIT Ser Intabme einer iiltltitterbro-
dlenen lteberlanb-g eforeerune.
81. Sail Sarris1
9oitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
gyicfbcIGrScrnn9 nad) bcm Inslambc.

Gic ou$tGnbiiGe Yoit fir sic nit
Gem 10. &oluor 1907 ctoer6e ISOLDE
idlieBt pilnftIi6 in ollcn S1aen inn
9ollpt Yoltomt 'lpic folgt:
Die Eadet-Eoit lit tGgli6 bon 8
ubr Sormittngs bis 5 ltbr 9(benoS
offcn nllsgenommcn Sonitag.
Gtc. Fodctpolt nod @roB6riton.
nicl mo Srlano iGlieBt 6reitogs
Inn 5 ltbr Nodmitto9s.
0qmpier tabren BON Nep-Dorf ab,
ipenn niht anoers otgegebert.
Of e g 0 It.
Wittluof, tG. San. = Tim 7 ll6r
g6clibs nod gllropo per 9ompfer
80 Sapoie", tia Sabre.
6reitag Is. San. I'm 7 ll6r
gbclt6s noh europa per Gompfer
st. 2ouis" bio Elpmout6 unb G6cr,
bonrg (Goit itatl Srlolpo mlB rpcr
ct 2oltiS" '6t5cidnct ieiit); INT 10
llbr I6cnoS nod europa per Gam.
pier 1Gorinduio" biz Glteenstopn.
Soft no6S ii .. unOGentrol /.
Gicnitog, 10. San. = I'm 3 llbr
NoGmittaes nod Samoifa per Gam.
pier bon @oitnn ;9llm t0tllbr @benbS
nad sen 2a GlotasS tooten per Gam.
pier n@clfb 9rince;" nab Snagllo,
Sapti ltlto Colombia per, 9ompfer
uslltoi;" ilod) @roiilitn per 9onpfer
uSanleat."
Mittipodl 16. San. - I'm 10 llGr
Nlben0s nod Gilbo, Ducnton ultb
Golnpedje per 9ampfer oWonterep;"
nah Ben 2eelpnrb. ulib @inoporos
Snieln urb @uiono per 0ompfer
vllaer;;" naf Somoifa per Iampfer
bon philadelphia.
9onnerItag, II. San.-ltm 10 l1br
N6enbs nod ben Ga Glota.S tooten
per Compiler ugoiiIna;" ipad) &apti
per Gampier Sirius Millenn Der
Gritte;;" itod Sortit1ie Sslono per
Gampfer uMleebanp."
Sreitag, is. San. = I'm 10 lt6r
9lbenos nod Torto Sficp, Curacao
unO Gene5uela per Gampier uE6ila-
~oelpbia;@ nod Eorto Nico'ncr 0aini
pier p5an Slian" bio Mopagiie5;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
9tad @albingtpn iibergeiicSclt?

Sod Ser &itriolperfer" ioQ 0oIel6It
Iein llnmeien treiben. - Sein
critics Spfer 5ufaaig Elm WtGOden
olts Nor0oft : Baltimore. - Ger
lllt6ol0 o6crmals perId)mun0en.
BUR 9cru6igrng Der @clpo6ler
BON NorboIt Baltimore miro ans
@oibington gemel0et, ooB Sad Ser
8itrioImerfer" Oos 6el6 ieiner Chi
ti9feit oitgcnideinlid nod Ser 9un-
6%cs6oltptItoot perlegt bat. Sin eigcn.
t6iimii6cs 3uionmcntreffen lit eS
o6er, 0oB hoS critic Spfcr aus 9olti-
more Itommt. GS lit sic 10 Sabre
olte Morgoret S6tpor5boupt, God
fer bon Sroll &ntie S6mor5bnipt
BON 9fr. 1885, Dit 6opettcs StroBe.
9ie GntOctfllnq mlr0e crit &C.
ntodt, no6Oem bic Muttcr sic 2o6cr
in ben alciocrn Ser Go6tcr ~bcnlcrfte.
Gle '@oGi5ci mitroc bon Sem Sail III
&cnntniB 0cictt, BOD blcibt crit o65li.
morteH, Oh scr n6mIide MtilietbGtcr
in &oibin0ton am @erf lit, Der cS
ilrllgen WtG0dclt in Nor0oIt . Solti-
more cine 3cit lang beinobe unnl0g.
lid mod)tc, n%llS5ugcbeu, o9nc @efo6r
5l ldltfcn, bon Dem &itriolmcricr be
l1Itigt 81 mcr0cn.
GuS S6ctlol, mcl6cs ollgcni6cinr
lid) niGt 3urcd)nu1gsfGbig, ober oen-
nod Ic6r Gintcrliltig it, mod)te 5lterlt
nor 5lpci 3o6rcn in Baltimore icin
Grideincn, Scit ocr 3eit b0rte man
oQc Orci Wtnnote bon icincn Miilic-
tbaten IN Olt.9oltintpre.
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un0 8oltimoresS troBe am 81. Nop.
1906 Iidl 5lt9c,ogen 6otte.

G~erIongt 9 6etOung.
Sr. Iof6onieG 6. Meofin rcidte I'M
9rci8geridt 81 Somion cine S6ci'
oungsfloQe 9egen ieinc 6ruu Monlie
6. Mteafin oltf @rllno b%0spiaigen
0erloiieuS Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
9aS &otDe 8u6
-bcS-
"0eutf6em Gorre(ponoentem''
fir 1907 jctt iii 0rnf
ms miro bol0 irci al oQc aboltnelI

ten %Dcrinn0t.
8ol1cnoc8 lit cine tbeilpciic 2iitc
oe8 Snbolts:
Observation-Disclosures &olenoer.
&olen0orium fir 0oS Sa6r 1907. Gr.
l|Gltterungen iiber Die ipi6tigiten
9lrtcn ser 3citrcdnungen. aoIer,
Ser Ser Sliocn. SItcrtabellc. Gie
feIten un0 betpeoli6cn 5eite. 9litro-
nomii6e Greigni1ie. Soucrnrc-
geln. 100-idbriger 8~itterrngsfa.
Ienber. SiItorii6e 9oten II. /. 10.
Sic Grog00ic BON San 6ron5isco.
8diicr @ilbelm in @ort unO 9ilo.
Sunor.
&orl S6ur5.
3inSsSabeQe II. /. 10.
Geuti6e StG0te6iI0er.
0eutiG- anterifoner in Gcuti6Gon0.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
llniere Serbre6er Spe5ialitGten.
Ser neue Stern in u%nierer 6lugge.
SIN 3~eitolter Des Sta6ls.
Gbronif Der &oOesfdQe BON 0eutidJell
in Baltimore in 1906.
StGotiide 9comtc uno @e60roen.
Coroner Noltimprc's.
@obl' Fre5inftc Der Sto0t.
6cucr.M l-Gpnrite'lt.
Stuotrotb t005-1907.
@ciebli6e 6cicrto9c in WorDlotO.
StaotS.S enotorcn.
MorplG,1oer uro 9u1toeS. Wcri6te.
9un0cs. @inmon0crun9s- 9ebor0e.
Stoats- GinponoerungS.9 iireal,r.
Wuni5ipal- unO StontSpoblen 1907.
8oli5eiridter.
8 6er.9unOesgeri6t. 80.
&egiitrirung in Baltimore 1906.
Hi6terpobl 1906.
Stoots-8 ciebgebunq.
Stoots. @eiebge6ung 1906.
@refltip. 9eomte 6es Staotes.
2egiSlotltr. u1b Stootrot6s,8 iltriftc.
GongrcBmo6l IN McrplonO 1906.
Wuni5ipolmabl 1908.
Wuni5ipnlmoDl 1905.
StaatSpobl 1903. n
g(ben0I6ulen 9oltimore'S.
Slluitrottoncn.
Sic &l1incn bon San Sron5isco.
Ger 6~ellerberO bon San 6ron5isco.
Son 6ron3isco'S 8o6stbum.
Die Surg Soben5oIerlt.
Grin5 8il6elm in Motroiqnfleioung.
&onig 8ilbelm ioB gang better.
SdloB Brimfrnau,
Sier &aiicr.
MormorpoIois nit &eiligen See.
Sn Der Mannidoftsfii6e Der, SoDcn-
5ollerlt. 'l|'
siloer9od5cit 0es S{ntf4en aoiicr-
podrcS.
@0lfcr gllropo's lpoGret eilre 9cilig-
Iten Otter.
&Nrl S6ur5 am George 2afe.
9ic olte Gei6sburg in 9iirn6erg.
Der Scnferitcg in Ailrnber9.
6eItioal in Der &niierbilrg,
0rcS0en.9lltItoot om, Glbufer.
&oniglide Sofoper in 0resocu.
3plnger unb Sopbienfir6c in GrcS-
0en.'
Ser &ambrrger Snfen.
9innenaIIter nit SungfcrnItieg,
&otbbots IN Sombilrg.
Dos StroBbllr0er Wiiniter.
Gotri5icrbalts in StraBburg.
Sta0en an ser 81. .1
Sin mooerner Sodofcr.
9eliemerbirne i'm 9ctrie6.
9iegen elmer Ynn3erplatte.
Gorne0ic,8crfc in 9lSqlleSne. .l'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Notional- 0onfen.

r6lrf Tatipnuf Saut Of gnlttmurc," 8. %.
2Silcor, Gnfbicr, ~ SoutbsStrabe.
98. 6. g8aauer, @oftrer,
pggcftern National Yauf," 0. Rnrriott, Ga'
fbter. IA gorbs@u Strabe.
SBuS. Q. Wiuer, enibier, 9lorbweft'@de @is
talus uno 6npetiesStrabe.
nSBirb Nintinnnl Nanf, baltimore un0 Nortb'
StraBe; 2nG ll1o giadt often,
- 5nrncr3 & WerdnutS' NatluHal Yanl,"
SDntDs lno Communicating.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

&upferi9mie6e uno Glumbers.
Subn Subert, 17t4 9DameSsStrabe. s. & g.:
gSolfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Observation-Disclosures

Oelel@SelI tuJeIullSelt.
p0iu1at endurance So. of 2iuerpupf," Senrb
W. g8ariielo. gteiioeEt Mlanager, 10t-lOa
Chamber Of Commerce gnilbine
u8ermania ScnerucrFflerungs . Uctenffnft,"
Baltimore uno goriDsSirabe.
Wm. 8. SBadclfurb & So, 10 unb IT gbants
berS OF Commerce.
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0[hhnfnter1

Eant SuIannicn, iii NorbsG1urIes,G traBe.
START ". w. sdluft, 1919 anp,gniIbir9.
@uitnuus Sprb, 261-260 9ulberts9uiIoine. ~.
8. @n Srtnlaill, III HorosGbarleSsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Mormor. mo @ronit-Rerfe.
6. Sifadrtner e sbbue, 714-18 g8eiislJaIti.
ber OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

GruIt.Gonpognie'n.
), Baltimore sruit & Guarantie &c." eaut'
inble=@ebdubP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Bfer6egei6irr -Sobrifantcn.
.. s. Sag Gun & So, 4O4 @eit,@ernaH%Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
galtimOrc's crfabrcntcr Wcrueus
Spr;ialiit.

@robartiee @rfoIge oir6 Die mooeri1e pbb.
foI19if6e 8ebanolun9siueifs, berbnnoen nit
Der @nipencuro Der beiten beiIipiherf6aftIihen
Ilisriiftung, in Der Gtant er3ielt. soy
ni6t ST. Natbau Sern1an ccnIuItirt bat. Snit.
bette bon ~irilberelt Iaiienreit be3cuaen germ
feline aeiitltl9Sidbiafeit. 60 taet >. q. Serr
.. g.. Guopt, ar. 1920, BoobIebs SiraBe; ,5bi
bon nleinel aeiSen: 9r. SerrtaiI ilrirte MID
uoIlfontnlen IN flint N5udbcn." -,
6err Sanes 9urrD, gr 1884, Butterfon'Ibe.,,
fa9t:
ST. 9iat6ar German bat mir bas 9eben
~eerettet; ale aroeren @er5te, bic oerfuhten.
mir 5u belIen, beniitien fih rmfonit."
bere, barnnter au9 9r. @leuit Snniot, gtr!
112, gonipG0sStraBe.
@arum iouie CT SbneH ni8t ebc-ieIs BEL
fen3 gt.pl8J n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

E~lDslib geitorben. - Ser
30 Sabre olte &epnolo Sferritt lpltrbe
geitern toot in ~ieiter @obnnng Scr.
1414, WuD.S traBe, aufeefunoen. Go
roner Garrntbers eracbtete einen St-
aiieit fir ll%nnotbig, % natiirlihe Gos
oesitria1e porliegt.
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0eidattss@ cgmctier.

3citun9cr, 3eitl1riften etc.
,56c Baltimore gicipS Co., 9uoio @bercropls
bic, WiarnGer, 3lS gSeitsSernarsStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Ghnr.Wnnfntt

~ Scutihe spnr'Ganf BON Baltimore" @liiaius
unb UnltimurcsStrnGe
~ ct. Samcs.S pnrbnuf," galtimureaStrabe uno
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Seidlenbe1tatter

saubcrS & eb6nc, 110S-t7t0 GuHtonsglbeRue
Ism. 6put, Gortbs uno @reHmountssIoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

@run6eigentbunls I9eitten uro
sSan6Ier.
@terre g.. 9nsna & Wspbe,u, 10 Of.aeglnG.
iutsGtrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
@ollmoterioIicn, S6iiren, ScnItcr.

luDllllllg ~upN|l w.
Sartcs g. Trftcr & 60, 115 uHo 1T, Siio'
6rcoeridtStrabe.
Gro. 8. Siuan & BRO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Sloggen, Banner, Nb5ei6en.
Siscu Bros, Sit. 10, 98eits2egineton. StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
SOGs nu6 9ObIen.
@phfe1t.
SDb(em.

SOFTEN. 3pblem.
SIeiae giubtu1lcu, frei uuu Smieier, $4.75.
CIR. 1 bartc. 500 Tr. 3 Sun6urD. $3.50
gir. 2 Barte. .$7.25 Mr. 2 eunbnrg $3.50
M 3 Batte. .$1,25 yr. z HDtens 9al. $50
0ei1gteS 5iGtcnBul5, u 6Dro $500.
Wcia1tec @ihenBul5, II Guro SIPS.
8iaingcr &c 0cbranf.
SntptsGilrcuu mo Noblenbof: Breitolls itnb
@aOsStrnbe. 3iueiazGiircnlt: aSlo Ippn Seal
Co." Wtolunlenis, IGcbe @ansStrube.
Sell: Is. & 9. 8Jlfe 11t7-Uio. @ourtIano 2079
(glpril20, 6W}te) t
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&oblcn uno Sol5.
Scnrb q. Bon Selne, $50, GoIunbiasgIbeniie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

S6mrdiaden unb lt6ren.
20. 8. Wilcr, 20 Sit.8aItinto csStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

8lc6platten, 'Metna etc.
2bpn, Gpuffin & 60, 1910 BaloerItonsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Sfanbleibe-@ eld1fte.
ngunfuftbntcb 2pan Co.," 1 Noro,SnbsStr.
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9ompf- ltnb @uIier.Sei5ung.
s. $. Sdncdcr, 742 Sft.GombarbsStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Btonos rro Srgelr.
G1as. 81. eticti, o Gorb.2tbertps StraBe.
@n. 1no6e & 6u, 2bricsGebiuoe, Wt. 9lobaI'
Mnetue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

TGiIe sur Meiie in's Mmslanb be-
iorgt 6. 3aine, Wr. 413, Git-galti-
murc-S trahe, nabe Guittm -Mp
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30. 3. Ubuptnnn,

SOblc unb Gufc arm rSrcnneu."
so 9ui6el Gunneasuine. .....,... 1915
25 8ni1rl Spuue1Suille .......... $3.5b
Sbarp' nnS 2pmbarS Strnfc,
getbe Telephone. (SaHl9.13
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Gapier ltnb Bapier.9 Often.
Suitb, Siron Co., 105 lno 107 SanopersGtr.
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* Ser uWeb9er-@ eiongperein"
peranItoltet 6crte, Gienltog, oe1 10.
Sonnor, 1T S~a5o5er's So1e iein 10.
Stiftungsfeit, uerbunben nit gon.
Gin aus erfobrcnen ar1ften beite6en.
oes Irrongemetts.Gont bot 10 INT
li6tiee Gorbereitltltgen getroffen,
bab bas Set ieOe friibere Seitlidfeit
ipeit tit ben Shotteit 5t iteuen Der.
iprid)t. Sir has Gon5ert lit Elm oits-
gefpdbltes Rrogramm aufeeiteat
iporoen.
TGiIe sur Meiie infs MnslanS be-
f..-l re- 0As-. a. 40 M m .TAs
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18
SHE PRAYS FOR
SANDERS ELECTION
An Unselfish and HEARTFELT En-
dorsement Of the Candidacy
Of Hon. ]. Y. Sanders.


When a woman is noted fol
her philanthrophy, her unselfsh
Christianity, her irrsproschable
life and character. who exempli.
flies the highest ideal of purity in
heart and daily life, puts the seal
of her appreciation on the csndi.
date seeking public endorsement,
no words can add to the force Of
her approval.
The New Orleans States OF
October 18th publishes the fol.
lowing commendation of Hon. j,
Y. Sanders from the pen of Miss
Sophie Wright, SO widely known
In Louisiana:
Zone of the most highly-prized
letters that have come to Lieu.
tenant Governor Sanders during
the present campaign reached bis
headquarters yesterday from Miss
Sophie B. Wright. In it Miss
Wright said she was constantly
praying for the success of the
lisutensnt-governo in the present
primary.
No wowan in Louisiana is more
widely known than Miss Wright.
She is the head of the Home lnsti-
tute, q noble institution for the
education of young girls; is the
secretary of the Kings Daughters
for Louisiana, and was the pioneer
in the establishment of the free
night school in New Orleans,
thousands Of young boys and men
having been educated under her
direction. Miss Wright has al
ways been q leader here in church
and philanthropic work, and the
receipt of so enthusiastic and en-
couraging q letter from her was
regarded BY the lieutenant-gov-
ernor as one of the inspiring
events of his campaign.
The letter said, regarding her
inability to attend the Sanders
rally at Franklin. Sept. %:
II was sorry not to BE- with you
lest Saturday. but I had just re-
turned to the city and was not
stroag enough b travel. but ]
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18
PARISH LOUISIANA FRIDAY, OCTOBER

William Buchanan; +. w. Green,
general superintendent; II. Win
born, roadmaster; w. j. Henry,
trainmaster; also w. j. Buchanan,
manager Good Pine Lumber Co.;
E. E. Fitzgerald, vice-president
Minden Lumber Company and
w. Il. Grim, president First Ma
tional Bank, of Texarkana.
These gentlemen arrived on
special train and we're on q tour
of inspection of their lines and of
the property and holdings in
WINFIELD. The Sentinel regrets
to learn that President Buchanan
was taken quite i'll while here and
had to be carried hurriedly back
to TcxarkaDs.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18
Resolutions of Respect.

uosOlutiUuS VI h0SpoCts
Adopted by the Masonic Lodge
on Saturday, Oct. L., 1907:
WHEREAS, in His infinite wis.,
dom, the Grand Master has seen
fit to summon our brother and
Past Master, James Thompson
Wallace from labor to refresh
ment, and,
WHEREAS, the Masonic Frater.
nifty has lost a devoted and useful
member, the State and Parish a
patriotic citizen, the town of
Winfield an useful benefactor,
and his family loving, kind land
indulgent husband aud father,
Therefore, Be it resolved, that
the members of Eastern Star
Lodge No. Isl +. & A. M. have
been deprived Of one our most
valuable, honored and beloved
members, in the death of Brother
James Thompson Wallace.
Be it further resolved, that we
extend to the beresved family
that secret sympathy
"The silver link, the silken tie,
That heart TO heart and mind 70 mind,
bind in body and soul. and a con-
dolence born of a sorrow that
hath no words to express.
Be it further resolved, that 9
page in the minute book of the
Lodge be set apart for the inscrip'
ton of these resolutions, and that
a copy be sent to the family, and
that the lodge be draped in mourn
ing for thirty days.
WILL A. STRONG
0. M. GRESHAM,
p. X. ABEL.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

Marr;sd a. the Norrid House ia
Wine6sld. Oct. Is. 1907. Rev. p
w. lotion of Vertla. Officiating,
Mr. Dan Smith and Miss Annie
Luther, Of Atlanta, La.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18
SCHOOL MATTERS
ARE ENCOURAGING
A Few Facts Relative to Educa.
tional Facilities and the
Promising Prospects.

The question of public educa-
tion is one of paramount interest
to all the people of Winn parish,
In Winfield this centers in the
splendid High School under the
efficient management of Prof. w,
e. Robinson. whose energy and
proficiency arc thoroughly estab.
lished, and his corps of splendid
teachers.
The High School has an enroll.
ment of nearly 500 pupils, fully
an exess of $50 as compared with
last year. Despite the new addi'
tion to the main building, its seat
ing capacity is more than taxed
to the utmost and aroom intended
for other purposes is being utiliz.
ed for class work.
One of the new features of the
present session is the Kindergar
ten work, which is being pushed
to its greatest efficiency. Tai'
training of the minds of thu
younger children, in which The
instruction is adapted to theil
natural desires and capacities b,
means of objects. songs, games
etc., arouses their deepest atten
ton and greatest enthusiasm.
Another feature sought to bs
introduced in the training of tht
scholars is physics, but the lacl
of suitable apparatus has deIayet
its organization as 9 part of ths
curriculum.
The present session will las
nine months. There is an en-
couraging prospect for the gradu
sting class and Professor Robin
son expects to graduate sever
scholars in this class.
The very large attendance ant
the lack of room to carry on th'
High School work to its fulles
proficiency and extent emphaslz'
the necessity for the early con
struction of the proposed nev
building by the time another ses
sion begins. This matter appeal
imperatively to the civic pride o
every citiz,n and not less to thei
earnest desire to furnish to thei
children the very best educationa
advantages and aids. 1t is . sub
tject of 90 much importance
that it appeals most forcibly =
the very active exertious of tn
general public individually snt
collectively.