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sircau bcs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Salttmure, II. Widr5 1907.
gluen onrni iuterefitrten Yeriorel ipiro 6iers
nit 9tad ribt ertbeilt, Dab Der S~taotsSneeniellr,
iuie IS our6 ben 9bfhnitt 81 Is, @rtifeI 4S,
bes baltimore Staots9oher bon 1903 Couple
Ilellp perldHat lpirb, ben erfIirenbeu TIun nib
Sis ilm!asen thg bic Msu;Miusntrano, aen-
Nlep Bintcr 1600.Slof, MT. Daf.9lucnue, In
bieiem Biireat binterIeat bat.
slHe babon beriibrteri Yerioten Itno bcreb.
ti9t, innerbnlb 80 Iagen, bonn Satlum bieier
giott5 an, I'M 9altimorer Stuotgeri6t burd
tbriftli6 eiugerei6te Retition oage9en gu aps
p%elirer.
Sarr1 q. Souper,
Regiitrator ber Staot Baltimore.
@tur511,1S,2 %, Wprilt)
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TricoridI @rus.

IS ftar0 am Oiter.S pnntng, Mor9eil, ben 81.
@dr5 1907, Ser 6riebrif @rof i'm a!ter bon
@dtfe opn S6a 6. @roB. Teripn1bte mo
6reinoe Der 5nmilie itno b1tli6it erinbt, Der
Beeroigung. Wel6e am. GnnneritGD, N9bntttn9S
9 llbr, bonn Irauerbauic, Ode I. In0 S'0onrcus
Strabe, aus Itattiinoet, bei5uipobner. @oitess
oienit in Der NeretHiGten eoanGeIit6en Sttrhe
on Der @nitzglOenle. 8eiiebung auI Dem "Sdf
QnmIls SriebhOIe". (91-)
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Nnnla Nnmerp 6lucI.

Grci @oden Gumo. NuBlono lnlo
sic iibrige @elt mortcn orI Die GRO
zen Sbaten, bic OoS ltcltc Eorlumellt
brinaen ioIlte. 9iS icbt bat mo Der.
0e6lif gelportct. llnb lpcnn nan Den
Acknowledgement @lou6en ldcnfcit
bari = sic ollcroingS aus 2onoolt
fon1n1cn u1O oes6alb nit Sorltdt
oui5unebmcn linO - 10 miro Die Gu-
ma 9tunlero smei ii6erbollpt feline
grobe geiebgeberii6e Irbeit letlten,
neil i6r oolielbe S6idiol orobt, ple
scr erIten. Iie Iufloiung Der 9una
loQ 6creits bei6loiien iein. Die Geof-
tionGre I'M Gorlument orbeiten beiln=
lid) ouf bics 3iel bin, unb 10 lit ell
gcoeiblifeS gciebgeberil6 dies 3nlnlt-
menorbeiten ser ruiIilhen Forlo-
mentarier ni6t 5l ermorten. Sic
nelle Gltmo iebt ii6 aus 81 plelell be-
terogenen glementen 5lt lamntell I'M
arbeitsiGbig 81 iein. SIN Sourllden
YoloIt iitt bie respectable @n5obl pDr
80 peridieoenen 8arteien, BON Oeneil
oQeroings sic groBte s(n5abl Der Gin
fen ongeb0rt. Sm SibungSiaol lit eS
6iS6er, bon ein5elnen angriffen ge-
gen oie &egierung abgeieben, 5ient-
li6 correft uno rlibig 5ngegon9elt.
Geito ungeberoiger gebt es ober III
oen iibrigen groBen SGlen oes Salt-
ridden EalaiteS 81, 100 audi Heoetrel-
belt berri6t. Nad cinem 9erid)te
aus 8etersburg erflarte Yeter Stru-
tpe, Ser iriibere Serausgeber oes
ySstpoboiboenie, I'm Earlomcnt, Dob
ibm ser Wfob bon Der linfen Selte
ebenio llnipnpatbiid) iei, mie Der BON
ser redten. 9ie &obetten nno einige
Ib5neigungen Der So5ialoemofra'
ten, Ser Observation-Disclosures uno Die
arbeitspartei bieten GaeS alf, ltnl
ben 9eItonb ser 9uma ni6t 81 ge-
id6roen. Sic iin0 ober IN Der Wfin-
oerbeit. Die Webrbeit legt eS oars
auf al, bic Guma 81 compromittiren.
Sic moQen bon Dem Yorlomellt ans
bos Hei6 gum alifitanOe oufrufep,
obgleid) TremiernliniIter Stolppin
BEL ser gr0finltng Ger 9rma oie be.
ltimmte grflGrung o69cgcben bot,
BOB Die &egierung bieie agitation
bonn Yarlament nid)t bulben merbe.
Gem 8rdiioenten ser 9uma, Solo.
MIN, gelin9t es nid)t, bic crtremcn
lil1fcn Eorteien bon ibrem Sorbaben
ab5ubringen. 9ieie uno sic ertreme
reoftionGre Ge6te Iin0 sic @efa6r fir
sic 5meite Gima, Ser ieoenioas fem
langes 9oiein bei6ieben lit, oud)
meltlt bic s(lfloiung nod nidt gerooc
Dor Ser Sbiire itebt. Ser l~l6ergong
bonn abiolutiitii6en Gegime gum
porlamentarii6en 2eben pol5ie6t lid)
in GnBlano i6uer.
Ger d. Sen ser 6 m I
bon %afabaniitan nelllif in SnOien
a6geltottet 6nt, Eat inter Ben mlibo.
meooniihen afgbanen, beionbers iin-
ter oen ianatiiden groBe lln5nfrie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01

Ole lest porIiegenben
genallen grgebnilie Der l~ebti6brigen
Solfs5dblung in Sranfrei6 lino redt
l%lngiinitige. Seit Dem Sabre 1901
bat iid) Die Sepolferung I'm MIR 800.
800 Scelen permebrt, mGbreno oie
Germebrung in Der poraufgegonge-
tcn Sulboecooe lid nod allf 444,613
Scelen belief. Soit Der pierte Sbeil
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entfdlt
oilf SariS uno Ni55a, nno oaS biirfte
porob 5llm 9roBten Sbeil auf Ned-
nung Der Sremoen au ieten iein, sic
iid) in ben beioen St1bten bollerno
ili~eoergeloiicn boben. Soit Die ge-
innnlte 9epolferungs5lnabme emit
f1at ulf bns Seine.S epartenlent NIT
Der Sauptitobt Garis unb einige gro
bere StGbte, oarunter - aiIBer Hi55o
= Worieiue ltno 2pon. Die 9epolfe.
rlng bon 9orbcal,r, 2iae linb Colt
loie bat abgenommen, in onberen
Stdoten lit lie ilngefGbr Itationdr &c.
blieben. @hlber Baris NIT ieinen
2,762,393 9epobnern bat Sronfrei6
MIR nod cine Stobt, beren @epolfe.
rungs5iffer iber oie babe WiIioll
binausgebt; Mariei1e nit 577,714
Ginpobnern. 2pon fommt nit 472,+
TIA @%inipobnern Der 1alben Willion
5ienllid nabe. Sproea1r ltn0 ellie
fonlmell nod iiber oos 5lueite Suit
berttauienb Dinalts, nnb nllr 5ebn
iucitere Stdote iiberi6reiten nod oaS
critic Slnoerttallieno. 9eutidlano
lit Sralfreid geeenipdrtig nm mebr
ais 5lpon5ig Willionen @elpobner
poralls, unb lange ipiro's nidt mebr
bollern, bis es boppelt 10 piel bat, oils
Die fran5oiiide Tepublif.
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MiQiaut Suuf'S
p%obIbe,annte S75 g~ee.btannsen nmlaf

ipobIbe'anrte $75 Seerbtgnngen itihiafen:
pra6tOoleu Snra. nit ibpar5eil aud, DeIBen
nber graIem Nllib iihcr5o9en, iuBerer Saiten.
Yeerolgrnes . gln8eige, @iHbalfnmireiL, Snios
i0ibe, 3raueriIor, 2ooienbemo otter 9ede, DELI
autfbcn,, &u8s, Stii5Ie, Girbter, aeutter nnb
Sraperie'u.
AncS opIiaGnbig S75. 0eiue Grtra.epefeu.
$50 - @eriaHbt ppn 2etdlei = $50.
anoere geeroigums 500, 500 nnb $140.
Yortb. unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
geioe telephone. Tag uno gfa9t.
(Sft1L-l
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0iuun Mnu.

IS itar6 am 80. Mdr5 1907 in ibrer g8ob=
NINA 5I @IcrrD SAT-, Wto., glnna NaH, geb. alab,
geIie6te Satin bon SEQ. g. JtaD, in tbreH 50.
9eben5inbre.
She fell asleep In Jesus,
The one we loved so well,
How much we truly loved her,
No one but God can tell.
Sic 8eeroi9ulg finoet am Sienitag, ben 2.
9tpriI 1907, gtablnittags I llbr. Opn iDrer @ob'
inttlg 81 4SerrO &all aus nab Der litberil6en
Srduergotte5oienit abgebulten miro, uno oann
ali Dem nrgren8Gnben Srieoboie itatt. Ners
lunnote mo 6rennbe ii6 cingeInoelt, oerielben
bciinpDbueIt. (90-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
Gpulan6'S tiirfiId)e SG0er,
Gqnitable.@ ebdnoe, Nuftauit aegeu. Stets often.
Sncnh .Sarfmnuu

Saeub Sartmauu, g~eliebter @aite bon Wiargaret
SartmanlI. "A Sabre alt. Sic Neeroi9lng fins
oct Wiittpndl, ben 8. glpril, 9tubmittags 2 u9r,
aus auf Der ogouoon Bart Cemetery" ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
G6riitiuc Zimmerman.

IS Itarb am so. Mdr5 1907, nm 3 llbr giad
mittugs, in ibrer QSnbnllg, 9ir. 1903, Solhroof'
Strabe, GBriitine zimmerman, 9Sittiue oes Der
ftprbeneu 6enrD Zimmerman, in ibrem 80. Sc
bcnSinbre. Sic 3ett Der N%eeroigl1lg miro ipd'
ter urge5eigt.
Cgbtlaocipbter 3eitungen mj9en 9~ciili9it CO.
hirpu) GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
Sefanntmadmngen
Sefanntua6uug an gcFter oon @irtbihaits.
QuFdlfu.

DuIttmore, ben A. Wdr5 1907.
Die Gebtroe Der 9SoIi5eis9ommifi1re fir Die
.Gtuot Baltimore oroHet biertnit aif @rlnb bc5
753. @tbfbnittcS oeS A. 9trtifeI5 Der bflentlidell
Holal9efcbe (G1arter) fit ben 9~Sa6liag, Sicti'
itag, bct, 2. Mpril 1907, bic SdiieRung aller
seirtbid1aftcu, gSirt6Ihaiter1 nntc, Srint. GtabliIs
icments nuo Spiritnuienlaben llilo aller nroes
rcn Gufale an, no in Der Staot Baltimore aes
lpDbuli6 Gpiriiuoien ~perfuutt peror, ltrtb bers
bielet ben Ierfauf mo bic 2ieferii19 bon Sptrts
tuoien in oenlelber an ~befa9ten 9Sablta9e.
Wcprge ". NiliS,
SamrS 81. Breton,
S9umas Z. SbrDpd,
s ,0,0t) tH'' Yoli6cisG ommiiiire.
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Trcncrif HDpn.

IS itar6 am 20. MdrS 1907 Sreberid @opp,
aeIiebter @ntte bon MiurD Sopp, in ieinem so.
Gebcnsiabre. &errpanote mo 5reunoe itno adbs
ilna5oou einGclaoelt, Der Geeroiglulg WtDntag,
yiudnIittugS 3 llbr, bon ietner ySObnltna, 9ir.
ITO, gtoros@IopcrsS trube, aus bci5lnpobnen.
lSN-Nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01

See entlteben f0nnte, lit %poQit0noig
ausgei6loiien. SrgenOiuo miro allo
Die 9iagnoIc nidt ridtig geItelt. Wo
aber? Der @eoanfe liegt nobe, 0GB
eS in rnicren Sdfen gei6iebt, mo po.
litii6e @infliilie 2ellte in Steulngel
bringen, nt6t ober milieni6dftlid)-
meOi5inii6e &enntniIie u10 praftiid)e
Grfobrung. OGbef-glr5t Stoner bon
@aiS Sslono lit fiir5li6 in europa
gelpeien, INN oie llnterl udungS-Wfes
tbo0cn IN Den Saltpt Gini6ifflngSs
DGfen tennen 81 lernerl. Gr bat 1id
Oieier Gage Oobin nlSgeIprp6en, OoB
pielc N%tSipan0erer entlpcoer uttbc-
MERIT an 9orO gelongten, ODER ooB
Die Icr5te pd6reno ser fltr5en Veob-
o6tungs3eit ote &rontbeit nid)t felt
itellen fonnten. SoS @rItere lit bel
+ Der Itrengen Gontrole in Den Gins
iponoerungSbGfen 10 gut ipie alls9es
idloIien, uno Die ger5te IN unieren
S1fen 6aben Bel Dem groBen gita
monoerungsltrome ieOenfalS nod
piel meniger 3eit, ais Die eltrop1i-
iden Aer5te, I'M Oic &ronfbeit feIt5r-
itclcn. 9raltdt iDnen ia oltd) ntdt
horouf on3ufommen. ~Sro6oma!"
ltno Der Ginmonoerer miro oeportirt.
@as aus Den llnglildli6en miro,
fiinmert Tie meiter ni6t.
ltc6cr 0aS Srcibcn Scr
&robibitioniIten in Chicago ldreibt
bic ySas. Stoots- 3eitlng:" Set
WenI6engeoenten boben Die Erobibis
tionilten in Stoot lno Staot feline 10
riibrigc SbGtigfcit etpidelt uno feline
10 gren5enloie I%nmoBlrng sur Sdoll
getrogen, lpie in Ben lebten Wtonaten.
Sic Siibrer ibrer @erbGnoe, mic
SUNDAY Gloling-," nNnti.S aloon-"
uno u2oip onO ORDER 2%eogue," &C.
bGroen iid) tbotidhlid ais bic oro-
nungSmmGBig bcrufenen &ormiinocr
ser gon5en 9iirgcrihoit nno Die al
leinigcn Sitter bon Hed)t, @eieb unO
gutter Site. Sic treibcn in Der Sc
9islotur ollerlei llnfug ul0 Sintcrs
tr%eppe1politif u1o illd)en fllieI6Da-
de Golitifer NIT Irobun9en ms
9odsborn 81 iogen unO ibren 3mef=
fen OienItbnr 81 MADDEN. Sic flint
Oigcn Observation-Disclosures uno Die
gcmoltige StroBenporoOen an, Der
foiien ellcnlonge Ectitionen unO ia
ieln bon groBcn @elOipcnOen, Die Scr
ngllten Sade" 5uilieBen. <r5 unO
gut, lie ipielen iid) ouf, ais Oh lie sic
umnmid)rdnften Serrn Der Gage lino
uno bic 5pci Wtilioncn 9eiuobncr
Gbicogo's on 9GnOel bielten II. na6
ibrer Tfcife ton5en lolien fonntcn.-
9ei ser beporItebenben @abl miro
iid Qber lpieOcr cinnlol sic crbarmli.
die S6lp66e Scr loltten lln0 berrid).
iiidtigcn fleincn Sippe in u1perbiiG.
ter Gcutlid)feit 5eigen. Die Trobi6i.
t%ionSportei fat fir oae glenlter -
cinidlieBlid idmmtli6er Stootrotbs.
itellen = eigenc Gonoiooten oufgc.
iteQt. Ga ibre ~@nbGnger bon Sen
9iirgerneiIter.G onoiooten 9uiie un0
Sunne oltd) nidt Oas min0cite @in-
geben auf lire Wtllfen 5r eriparten
bo6en, miliien iie n%otbpenoiger 8eiic
ibre Stintmcn auf ben eigcnen Gan.
0ioaten 9rubofer pereinigen. Die
itouncnoe Witmelt miro olio nit Sc.
itimmtbeit erfobren, wie groB sic
ipirflide 3obl Ser mobrbaft o@utcn
lunO 0eredtcn" inter Ser iiinoboften
@GDlcridoft Gbicago's it,"
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&crmiIdts Mnseigen.
GnaliIdlc Stmnocn

iuerbcn bon eiucr Do6aebiIoeten smerifancrin
gegcbeIt. Sad meiner Wetbpbe fam irgerlo
Giner bic en9lif6e Spradle in einer fur5cu
Belt fpreben, fdreiben lno lefer. Mrs. =. u.
@iltur, Hr. 1927, @eits2nnUalc. StrnHc, ~s,uiibcn
Sremoit' nnb Ytrlingtuu.9loenuc. IS ipiro aud
Scniin 9ciprodeu. (Widr53t tMt;1&S)'
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Ser ud , Sen ser 6 m L
bon afgbaniitan neulid in Snbien
a6geItattet bat, Fat inter Ben mubo,
meboniiden afg6anelL Defenders iin-
ter Ben fanatiihen groBe lln5nfrie-
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Oinioenben.

Sie ,,itutteo 9laiGuapS anb electric Company"
uuu Baltimore.
3iniensglniueifurgen Der Gar 3rnitsGerttttfate,
Serie ri" Der n~llniteo TailpnpS aro @lectrie
9umpanb" bon Baltimore, art 1. Iprtl 1907
bieiem Satlm inn giireni Der rSibelitD Srnit
Company" upu Baltimore be6ablt lperoen.
Z. y. Ninoiur,
0D fungtrenoer G6aBrlelltcr.
Sic ,%llnitco MainpnpS anb electric COMPANY"
uun Baltimore.
3infen=g lniueiiingen oer Gar Gruits@ertiiifnte,
Gcrie 81" Der ollniteh 9tailIpuOs alo @lectric
GumpanD" bon Baltimore, AM /. slprtl 1907
idaig (9lnlpeiiu1g 9tr. -, lpcroell aln lno mad
oiciem SdtrnI I'M 8iireau Der ,Safe Sepoiit
NIB SrHlt Company" uuu Baltimore be5ubIt
peroeH.
3. s.. Minbior,
C01) fungireuocr Sbabrleifter.
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Weihdftsfabrsr G.. ". SelH5, @obnnnG:
6. & g. 121 % g8aIbroOf.
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Iuffallenb, Dab in une.
rem Sdfen nlebr ginpanoerern sic
2onbung periuebrt miro OILS aus it,
genb einem anberen @runoe, tpeil tie
on Sraboma (granuloier augenent-
5iinoung) leioen io1en. I'm 10 allf.
%follenber, oa bie ginmanoerer in ben
Gini6ifflungsb1fen bon Ben Mer5ten
iorefaltig unteriudt nerben. CAB
bieie lebr anitedenoe &ranfbeit aili
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Wcin lb6ba It d 5 a,
iagte Ser Sultan bon Maroffo, als
Die Sron5oien fan1en.
N.-Y. St.-3tg.)
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per 9entf6e correspondent

GieentbHmer g. 3aIue, 8obnuna;
6. & g. $40 q WabifoH.
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SomcS @otion @erorb,
Scr S~orlibcnoe oeS Sommonp Soll
Ocmotrotii6cn 8obl Gomite's, bat
feline 9llfmnrtung I'M n@eiBell
&olls" in @oibington oentodt uno
urtbeiltc nnd cilter ltntcrreollng nit
Ocm YrGiioenten: nSe is oQ right
Gr lit foit Elm 10 gutter 9emofrot, mic
es i~iberbolpt einen giebt." ga, nol
SoQte iih YrGliOellt &ooiepelt 10
Iturf gcmouIert Daben?
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Nsentur fir 8aIbtugtnn II. 9iftritt Columbia;
Vim. Sannemann, 1915 Marion St, q. u.
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Sn ct. 2ouiS iino 1900
Ingeltelte Ser 9rouereien i'm s(us-
itanoe. Gin @liid, bob oos 9ofbier
fir bicie Saiion bercits gebraut lit!
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Ole Sto6t Rem Dorf bat
lebtes Sobr Ginnobnlen in Der @obc
bon 3S3,3S7,241 Collars gebobt,
6elten 370,114,141 Collars g(uSgo6en
experimentation. Sic gtetto Sdlll.
oenlolt NeipsOorf's belauft ii6 allf
runo 47415 Wtiliionen Collars. Neip.
Oorf bat ~olleroingS an Ginipobncr-
5obl Die Giermilionen-@r en5e bereits
il6crl6ritten.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-11
He Nominated Sheridan.

at is Il tradition that no American
ever refused presidential nomina-
tion," said Judge w. B. Rodgers, city
solicitor of Pittsburg, land yet l saw
a very noted man stammer forth re
nunciation Of the place, although 1t had
not really been rendered him. 1t was
at the Chicago convention of 1850.
when we battled for days before Gar
field finally won. | was there as one
of the 306 who stuck by Grant to thu
last ditch. Somebody in the conven-
ton hall shouted out, Mr.. Chairman, /
nominate General Phil Sheridan for
PRESIDENT There were cheers, and in
a moment the little cavalryman was
on his feet, very greatly confused, very
red in the face and yet determined to
speak Please don't mention my name,
he said. i assure you that | have no
such ambition. | am loyal to my old
chief Then he sat down amid ire
mendous uproar of piaudts." - Ey-
ciiaune
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-11
Islands as Cable Breaking Points.

Contrary to common impressions, q
very weak current is used in trans
hitting oceanic messages. And the
receiving operator, instead of listening
to clicks, rs in land telegraphy, watch
es the play of spot of light on a
screen IT, '',-s II the distance trav-
ersed III, g ,, the message trav-
els on act,.uA ~ the cumulative re-
sistance OF tie viva For this reason
a midocean island is a valuable land
ing place, enabling the use of two
shorter cables instead of one continE-
Gus one. It is interesting to note how
remote islands all over the marine
seas have thus been utilized as cable
breaking points.
Two ocean cables cross the Pacific.
One. British line. connects Victoria
with Hongkong, and. by alternate ca
Bile and telegraph connections over
Asia and Asatic waters the European
and Atlantic lines are reached, com
pletely gir,iling the earth with electric
communication. The other Pacific ca
BILE, owned by an American company,
passes from San Francisco to Homo
lulu, thence to Midway island, thence
to Guam, thence to Manila. From Ma
Mia cable fhe one Dewey cut
reaches Hongkong and furnishes tele-
graphic access over foreign lines to
Europe and the Atlantic field-San
Francisco Chronicle.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-11
SHERIFFS SALE.
Caucasian, May ri.

No. II266-In First Judicial District
Court, Caddo Parish, La.-Foster &
Glassell Co, Ltd, VS. T. NJ Vaughan.
By virtue of writ of seizure and
sale to me issued in the above number
ed and entitled suit, by the Honorable
First Judicial District Court in and for
the Parish of Caddo, State of Louisi-
ma, have seized and will offer for sale,
at public auction, for cash. without the
benefit OF appraisement, at the principal
front door Of the courthouse of Caddo
Parish, Louisiana, during the legal hours
for sales, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 22nl, 1907,
Northwest quarter section 20; south
half of section FL west hall of section
22; north half of section 20, township
q. range IA, of Caddo Parish, Louisi
ana, and known as Boon Bend and lot
2 of block Q, AMI lots and 9 of block
7 of the Allendale Heights Subdivision,
in the city of Shreveport, Louisiana, to-
gether with all the buildings and inn
provements thereon
Said property seized as belonging to
the defendant and to be sold to satisfy
the debts specified in said writ, in the
sum of three thousand ($3ooooo) dol
lars, with 8 per cent per annum interest
from December 18th, 1905, together
with all costs of suit, including 10 per
cent on said sum and interest as attor-
neys fees, ]. P. FLOURNOY,
Sheriff
Caucasian. Nav 10. 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-11

is it they take? It is the body of 10
seph, who WAS not known to Pharaoh
They carried those bones through the
Rra sea: they carried them through
thy V iIderness; they carried them over
thh Jordan. then they carried them
near to Jacobs well. where they We're
buried So is it with every faithful
servant of God. Though the world
forgets his services. though his very
name sinks into oblivion. his record is
written in the book of Gods relHem
brance. and at the resurrection he will
stand among the people of God.
Copyright 1897, by Louis Klopsch.l
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-11
General jackson Liked Lemons.

"Just now" an old Confederate sol
der recently remarked, 81 very pOpu-
lar expression Of rather indefinable
meaning is to say that one was hand
ed a lemon but literally you could
not have better pleased Stonewali
Jackson. General .Jackson's fondness
for lemons was something remarkable
and he was never without them if they
could possibly be obtained. Very often
during the war they were not to be
had, and he missed them greatly. When
he could get hold Of one-and ever.
one In his command knowing his fond
ness for them was always on the look
out for tie fruit-he would bite off the
end and suck happily until the pulp
was quite dry."-Harper's Weekly.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-11
The MAGICIAN Who Makes Singers


e Every September Nine. Melba visits
Paris to go through her roles witt
Nine. Marchesi. and of all her great
pupils Nine Melba, who is perhaps
very changeable in her friendships
even for prima donna. remains to her
teacher the most loyal of ALL The
class room in the Marchesi home l.
today just as it was in the time
when the singers now world known
were girls in their beginnings. Mime
Marchesi teaches six days in the week
as energetically as she did fifty-twt
years ago.
what | want" she said lately t.
William Armstrong, who writes of he
In the Ladies' Home Journal, ST
young, fresh voices. If they have ney
err been trained so much the better
but / want them to remain with me
for two or three years. Then ] can
show what may be done with them
She has pupils from nearly every
civilized country. but America and
since Melba's great success, Australia
furnish the largest quota.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-11
The Redcoats and the Ragged Boys.


In 1856 or therea bouts an old lady
who must have been nine or ten years
old in 1176 told me that on the 18th
of March of that year she saw General
Washington alight from his horse at
her fathers inn at the head of King
street, in Boston. | think this had
been the Headquarters of General
Howe, who had left Boston with the
English army that morning. Wash
in-ton with his army had entered in
triumph. think he stayed In this inn
till he moved with the army to New
York Washington was fond of chill
dren, and he called the little girl, tool
her on his knee, think, and sail t.
her:
You have seen both the armies to
day, and which do you like best:'
The child could not tell lie" ant
said that she liked the redcoats best
to which she said General Washington
replied:
'"rhey look the best, my dear. but il
takes the ragged boys to do the fight
ing"
| believe this story to be true. and !
recommend it to the people who say
that Washington never smiled.-Ed
ward Everett Hale in Woman's Home
Companion.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-11
CHARTER AMENDMENT

Shreveport, La, April 2o, Ioo7.-At a
meeting of the stockholders of Robson,
Ste sart & McGuirt Company, Li4nited,
held today at the office of the company
in Shreveport, Louisiana, there were
present the following stockholders, with
the following number of shares of the
capital stock of said company, to-wit !:
w. V. Robson, 40 shares; Mrs. Willie
E. Jenkins, 10 shares; John Jenkins, 80
shares A. Stewart, ~ IL shares; being
all Of the stockholders and all of the
capital stock of said company. A. Stew
art was elected chairman and John Jen-
kins secretary.
1t was moved that Article | of the
charter be so amended as to change the
present name Of the campany to Robson,
Stewart & Jenkins Company. Limited,
which motion was unanimously carried.
There being ~ further business, the
meeting adjourned (Signed)
A. STEWART, Chairman.
JOHN JENKINS, Secretary.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo:
Before me, the undersigned authority
personally appeared John Jenkins, who
being sworn says that the above and
foregoing is a true land correct extract
from the minutes of meeting of the
stockholders of the above company, held
on April 20, 1907.
JOHN JENKINS,
Secretary and Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed before me on
this the goth day of April 1907.
J. "A. ~THIGPEN,-
Notary Public.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo
Having examined the above and fore
going amendment of the charter Of the
Robson, Stewart & McGuirt Company
Limited, changing the name of said
company TO Robson, Stewart & jenkins
Company, Limited, and finding nothing
therein contrary to law, | hereby APP
prove the same
This Ist day of May 1907.
J. NJ. FOSTER,
District Attorney First Judicial District
Of Louisiana.
Endorsed: Filed and recorded May 5
1907.
S. O. WILLIAMS,
Deputy Clerk and ex-Offieio Deputy Re-
corder.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo-
! hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy OF tht
original act, as the same now appears OF
file and of record in my office.
Given under my hand and seal Of OF
fce this srd day Of May 1907.
S. @. WILLIAMS.
Deputy Clerk and ex-Offieio Deputy Re
corder.
May 5, 1907.