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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26
INSURANCE,

When you want money, fire insurance,
bonds, lie Insurance, real estate. acct
dent insurance or building and loan
stock. see w. c. Agurs. in the Cooper
building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26
DIR. Il. G.. ALLEN.

The Caucasian has been requested to
announce that Dr. E. G. Allen has re-
sumed the practice of his profession.
Office in the Cooper building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26

The Commoner: Now it is rumored
that President Roosevelt will disapprove
the Oklahoma Constitution because the
Constitution-makers did not leave
enough for the Legislature to do. When
You think of some legislatures. can you
blame them?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26
THE PRIMARY ELECTION LAW.

Mansfield Journal: The new compul-
tory State primary election law requires
all prospective aspirants for all elective
Offices to declare themselves prior to
the middle of October-after that date
it will be everlastingly too late.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26
THE DEATH OF MRS. HUGHES

THE DEATH OF MRS. HUGHES
Mrs. Julia Taber Hughes, wife of Mr.
Charles Hughes, departed this life Tues
day, May 81, at her home near this city
Deeply grieved are the relatives and
friends of this beloved woman Her
province was home, her mission to glad
den it for others. Though much sor-
row had come into her life, she kept the
sunshine of love in her heart, and her
gentle face reflected it. Her hand, to the
deserving, was ever open and generous.
She was devoted in all the relations of
home and loyal friend Many will
mourn her death, and miss her gentle,
kind companionship. To the bereaved
family our deepest sympathy is ten
dered
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26
PERSONALS.

The marriage of Miss Annie Louise
Colbert and DIR. Risdon Ernest Smith
was solemnized May ~, at Erinville,
Mt Lebanon, the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Colbert.
Those from Shreveport who attended
the wedding were DIR. J. c. Egan,
grandfather of the fair bride, her sister
Miss Lavinia Colbert, who is here at
tending the central high school, Miss
Ards Loe Egan, and Mr. and Mrs.
Sclleen.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bicknell are Wis
iting relatives in Colorado.
Mrs A. NJ. lighthouse and little
daughter Helen of Spokane, Washing
ton, who are visiting relatives in this
city, were the guests of Mrs. George
Freeman of Monroe last week
Miss Viola Hawkins left during the
week to visit friends and relatives in
Georgia.
Miss Marion Carver, bright and
ambitious pupil of the high school,
left for her home in South Louisiana
last week, She will attend the summer
school at Lafayette and next fall enter
the State Normal School.
DR.. G. c. Chandler and wife have re-
turned from New York and are well
coined heartily by their many friends
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26

WELLMAN HEADQUARTERS
For paints, wall paper and glass; for
pain:;ng. paper-hauging anad signs. All
orders given prompt attention.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26
BOARD OF REVIEW.

The Police Jury of Caddo Parish,
La, will meet as board of reviewers
TO review the assessments of 1907 ac-
cording to law, on the first Monday in
June 1907.
JULES DREYFUss,
President Pro Tenn.
A. L DURTNGER, Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26
NEWS IN BRIEF
A Budget of Interesting Items Gathered
by a Caucasian Representative.

The air is ringing with the music of
commencement notes. Sweet girl grad
yates and manly youths with honors
crowned are absorbing public attention.
June and E mark the closing exercises
of the central high school Preceding
commencement week a very charming
entertainment will be given by the phys
ical culture classes of the high school.
with readings by Miss Owen, teacher of
expression and physical culture
The programme will be given Friday
evening, May 81, at the high school au-
dltoriunn, and is as follows:
Exercises with dumbells-Clas A.
The Going of the White Swan-Gil-
bert Parker; Miss Owen.
Aesthetic physical culture-Class A.
Exercise with wands-CIass B.
Mince Pies-"The Bowser Papers
Miss Owen.
Aestheties-Class B.
Exercise in ball throwing-Class C.
Drifting Read; Miss
Owen.
he minuet (modi6ed) Glass c.
There will be a charge of 25c admis-
sion to this entertainment. the proceeds
to be applied toward defraying the va
ried expenses of the entire commence
ment week, but all other exercises will
be free to the general public, these TAX
ing place in the high school auditorium.
LOUISIANA INDUSTRIAL INSTI-
TUTE.
We are indebted to Mr. Phil Briden-
dali of the graduating class of the In
dustrial Institute for programme of
commencement exercises, May 81. On
this most inspiring occasion thirty grad
yates will receive their well earned di-
plomas. The Industrial has gone stead
lily forward in its work, strengthening
and broadening its various departments.
In fitting our boys and girls for life the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26
DR.. j. j. SCOTT
Physician and
Surgeon.
RESIDENCE 314 COMMON IT.
TELEP HONE SAT.
FOR SALE
Jersey Cattle, Berkshire Hogs.
Plymouth Rocks, Wyan-
dOttes and Leghorns.

We are headquarters for the above
breeds. We have choice lot of young
cockerels and can please the most fas-
tidious Eggs for Matching $2.oo per IS,
$1,000 per hundred. Address Caddo
Downs Poultry and Stock Co. Ltd, S.
Q. Hollingsworth, Manager, Shreye-
port, La
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-05-26

L. H. PIRKLE, M. D., Sec.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-20

| l4ENlSTER had said that the
judge would not dare to dis
obey the mandates of the cir
- cult court of appeals, but he
was wrong. Application was made for
orders directing the enforcement Of
the writs, steps which would have re-
stored possession of the Midas to its
owners as well as possession of the
treasure In bank, but Stillman refused
to grant them.
| Wheaton called meeting of the
Swedes and their attorneys, advising q
junction OF forces. Dextry, who had
present. When they had finished their
discussion, he said:
at seems like can always fight bet
.er when | know what the other fel-
ier's game is. I'm going to spy on
that outfit"
We've had detectives at work for
weeks" said the lawyer for the Scan
|dinaviahs, but they can't find out
anything we don't know already"
Dextry SAID no more. bu. that night
found him busted in the building adj
Joining the one wherein Mcnamara had
his Office. He had rented back room
on the top floor, and with the help of
his partner sawed through the ceiling
into the loft and found his way thence
to the roof through a hatchway. For.
tunately, there was but little space be-
tween the two buildings, and further
more each boosted the square fronts
common in mining camps, which pro-
jected high enough to prevent observa-
ton from across the way. Thus he
was enabled, without discovery, to gain
the roof adjoining and to cut through
into the loft. He crept cautiously in
through the opening, and out upon a
S~c- % ioists sealed on the lower side,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-20
CHAPTER MI.

- LENISTER had said that the
judge would not dare to dis
obey the mandates of the cir
~ cult court of appeals, but he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Stdot Baltimore.

8erGnberungen i'm 3ol!'
oieni it. - Collector Brilliant 5.
Stone bat iolgenbe Gmpieblungcll
iiir Gr%nennuligen mo 9eforberlngcn
I'M 3oaoienit an oas Sd)osonlt &C.
ianbt: Stills. @ieeer Gbnarb II.
SbomoS gum @ieger an Stelle ocs
entloiienen 1bomos %. CANADIAN ailf
oreimonatlidp Trobe5cit; &odt. Sn.
ipeftor Warf 6. 9epoorn jllm Gag
Silipeftor a1 Stelle oes cntloliencll
Gbwaro g. Iooiioll; George 9. Wc.
Conan, Nad)t- Snipeftor, sum Gag
Snipcftor oil Stele bts entloiiel,cn
Sranf 4. Calhoun; Sec u. Glorfc,
flaiiifi5irter Nrbeiier. gum NadtS n.
ipeftor, ot Stelle oes beioroertcn
Marf Y. Sebooru; Goiparb Gllior,
jun, ais Nadt. Snipeftor ell SteQe
ocS 6ef0roerten George 9. Mc@orpon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
u . nv q ~
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Marimilian SSttGsr.
= = q q q q q q
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oaB po6l Dor alien Die SiemIib tofs
ipieIige Retfe nah 2iebenItein Borg
ftebt in ben Wahn perisBt bate, lire
Gltsru ipGren .begiiterie 2eilte." SIR
9ers trampfte iid suiammen. Solte
ite benz @eIiebten. ober bpcb immer
nod 5rcmben, iasen, lpie man Iid
monateIoue pcrber cingeidrdnft, ME
man iih iibsr bic bringenplten Grfors
berniNe bss !9ausitanoes binaus ses
raoeou @ntbebrunsen auferlest Iatte,
I'M bieIe Reiie 81 erm0eliden, bic fir
ben lsibenben @ater 5~pinsenb notbs
ipenbig. fir bic CARTE, trGntli6e Mlta
ter miaoeltens febr rGtbli6 unb bell
lam mar? limb lpenn man IN benz
pprnebmsn 8abeort ita~nbssssmdb auf>
trat, ais Glsihe unter 9leidsn gelten
lpoIte = Ou lieber Soft, quite, geiels
iaaftsfGbise Rleiber brauhte man in
Der Ssimatbitabt e~benfaIs, unb Der
f6penbuns trieb man aud bier pabrs
baftis ni6t. Mub bier brsbte Der @as
ter ieben @roihen, Der iiber ben pors
Der pereinbarten peniionsprsis I'M So
tel %binauseing, breimal I'm, ebe CT i'm
ausaugebsn paste. Wie bGBlid es
bod mar. bab aIes in Der Welt BON
Wslbe a5bins, anes aleine unb glies
bere 10 gut Wie aGes 8roBe unb Sobe!
.sSa," antiportete lie enblib nit
eincm i6iperen SeufSer, .baS lit nun
i9pn 70, pie ih Sbn.n faste. sd
babe tsinen pfennie barre Mitsift gu
erparten. Iuber ieiner psniion be-
aiebt mein Batter nur nod bic 3inisn
zines iebr gerin9fiisisen @ermDsens,
bos urter jeber Weoinaung unan9e=
taitst fir meme Mluttsr perblei6en
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rathsuusiihten alIo fir a%bIebbare ,3eis
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Ystonuns in Die Rebe, sd lam ME-
mails bon Sbnen laIen = nun unb
nimmermebr! Sd peib niat. mas i'd
Iieher %ertraaen, liebsr p.rli.rcn mill:
SeIunbbeit, Beirut. 2ebsn - atles,
alles, nur Sic nid}t. Sft in ben leb.
ten Sabren mar ib Der Welt unb hires
etpisen Ginerleis 70 miibe. 10 miibs,
baB id = auf Gbre - niGts banad
sefraet battle, bate bas Si.ter pber
ionit irgeno cine ,afritaniifs @efabr'
mid lpss9erafft. Sa - ih bab' bas
Gnoe oft gerabs3u eriebnt, bas S6ids
faI berausgeforberi. Meine &dnleras
ben uno @orseiesten batten es leibt,
meine 5outiibnbeit gu be%punoern,
meinen .Wutb,' Der nidis mar ais
Gattbeit uno lleberbrub. limb nun auf
einnlol - in ben penieen Wo9en, felt
i6 Sis tennen unb lieb.n lernte, bin
ih inrerli6 fuie umgetpanbelt, bin iG
elm anoerer. Elm gang neuer MenIt ses
iuorben, ipir' ih rpieber ben alien BET
ben G%e6snsordng. freu' ih mid pies
Der jeoe5 einSelnsn Worsens, Der mid
gu nsuem Saisin ipa1ruft. @epib,
gang gepib: Sic, Sulia. aufg.ben
miifen, bi.Be fir mid sleid3sitis bas
2ebsn perlieren!"
6ortietl;Ha folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Gitp Sau - Nortb. u. 2erineton.

gttp Sau - Tortb. u. 2erinaton.
StraBe.
@albtngton . Wonument - ut.
8crnon.Ylace
Sobns Sopfhas' l1niperiitdt -
Norb.Soparbitrabe.
Sobns Sopfins' SoipttaI - NorS'
9roaOpap.
SdIadten.M onument - galpert.
unb SapetteItrabe.
Grab bon Cigar gnen Hoe -
8eitminiter.8 ird5of. 6apette. unS
@reeneitraBe.
Grub SIN Barf - gu erreiden
mit norSIid I~arfen6en Wassons.
Yatterion Harf - gu erreiaen
nit 0itIid I~auienoen @agsons.
Sort WteSenrp - 2oeuit.Hoint.
Jralien = GoIlee -. ct. Soul. unD
%. Strabe.
Yeaboop.S nititgt un6 Wuiif.Gon
ierpatorium - Wt. 0ernon-Ylace.
&ratt's 6rei @ibliotbef - Mul.
berrp., nabe gatbeoraf'S trabe.
aaibeorale - W1iI6erig. un0 Ga
tDcbralitraBe.
afoSemie 6er @ilIenidaften =
5ranflin. uno GatbeoralItraBe.
Doung Men'S Gbriitian Mlfoeia.
tion, Central . @ebGu6e - CHARLES.
unb SaratogaitraBe.
BoitgebGuoe = Japette. unb Gal
pertItrabe.
Cardinal Gibbons Meii6enj =
Gbarles. uno Milberrpitrabe.
Greimaurer +. Xempel - 9oro'
gbarlesltrabe.
OSo 5eGloms 9cmpel - Gatbe.
oral. uro Saratogaitrabe.
Chamber Of Commerce - Soni'
SAP. unS @ateritraBe.
@eridtsgebGuoe - Gapette. uno
ct. Baulitrabe.
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Mnftiuns : Mnseigen.
8rrmaltrrs Vcrfauf
,ucrtbupueu srnnS ;iusircieu 6iaentbumS
Or. $40, ypeif.Yombaro 70. Strabe tpptid,eu YGca

,ucrthpoaeu srnnS sinsircieu 6iaentbums
|r. $40, @eit-aombar straRe. ~tSipiihen Hsea.
nuo @reeue.S traRe).
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Siaot Baltimore miro Der ln~ler5ei6rctc &sr.
,galter am Sonnsritaa. ben 20. 3nni 1907,
bIientIid,er snttioI Den aauaen srnnSSinsireien
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SeftsGolnb1ro sSirlBe, befai,llt, perfauIen; Is
lpiro ipie fulgt belhriebeu: Is begirni an Der
siiSleiie popii oonlbaro. siraBe, in Ser 0iiite ser
Wiarer jipiiden Dem Sauie, auf Dem 81 be-
ihreibenoel! 9arp!ot fiebenb, mo benz auf bent
,UeId,sp sI11ifOssgSe'1 gq q NM ,'f nmS e0 sUii
bitiid bon Der iloDitlidcn Sde bon 2oinbdro'
mo @reenes Strabe lieat. lnhit non ca iloli6
Snrd bic gsiite per ohen 9enamlisH @sai!sr
beocc ten Nleu 5lpliteit Dem panle nit Srort
ni atlia Strnse. ons nrf Dem ieBl beldriebe1eit
Nnnpiabc itcbi. i'm @dnien 10 6ilB NM, liz
SpH bis 6lr Aprolctie bon ming 9t,dBe Oriiber
SnrpeitterfNleh) bis III eiiient Tlillit.. ner .s3
SUB l!Ib 10Y 3oH biilid bon Der SIiieitc Der
Wernnl : erase lieai; bain oitlih Der 9iorbieiie
bis iur SiiboitsGGe bes @rulibhiidcS. baS burb
ben pom I. Sebrlinr 1874 %bdtirten ino II Den
SrinSbiiherl DER Siaot baltimore IN 4. 81,
bon SanlcSo ScfparO MeeeiirSS an &sssIeb .siarr
iibertraaeit Wnroe, oaiiI rorolid, Dem beia gten
@rlnoiiiid cutlana 40 SUB mo liz Boil bis
iHpeiiliG clliiane Der SiiSisite Der aombarb, Cir.
u 5ui mo 6 SOL bis gum InfansSpliiliie.
Wtit Nenlbunesreht elmer brci Jnb !reiten vi
leu, ole entluilQ etler Clile poet pcIuttebeiclt
@riinoihides aiiseeleat III uno bon Der 5rorte
bes Sauies an sting iraBe cine Strede bon 20
Rub u6rhlid .reidlt. Sic MiiteIlinie betaster
8.5ni, sllep iiimui nit Der criten 9inic .Ses
obeiI beidriebeuen @rmloiiiideS. ,pie file icBl
onSaeIeat III, Therein. i!io miro ole sluep 9e'
ineinidaftlib nit ben Gisentbiimerll iiiio pc.
robnern bee weilIi6 anitobenbeli Srunbitiidcs
benngt,,, nit Dem giedt Der gelnenna Der
modification 0iaIcr oes 0iilid uniiobenoell Suiis
les. bis 81 einer Sieic bon 40 Sub fiioIit non
Der 9ombnrozS froBe. laut elmer nriunoIidell
,iiipiliaung bon SSesIep Starr al George VI.
5apis bonn 81; Se@mpsr 1874. nlo in bsn
@rurobii6crr Der Siaht Baltimore IN Siher VI.
9S. %. Dir. 1913. Solip 1856, ETC. eilgetraaen.
@ebduli6feiteii: eit oreiii1digeS 5iegeIileiicrs
nes 9SoDnGniis. a.S 9tr. $40, sSeits2oInb1ro'
etraBe. %beiarnt. mo elm 5ipeiiiodieer s~ieeelitei'
lleriler SlGll nit Der ,Sruni All ainGs Strabe.
%ertautSsS ebinaliaer: Gin SriiteI gonr,
Der 9ieit in fedbS mn }lp1It Mionutel nit 2iil'
fen. 5ur Suirieoenbeit beS Seriudliers qeii6ert,
ober aaes 8aar. lind geIiebeu pes 9difers.
Gin 9epolit bon 5000 miro 5hr 3eit hes @er'
ialieS oerI1ngt.
Sfe,eri, g8nfermietbe uno Mietbe bis sum
Sutim Der Mntifif1iipu beglidelI.
saie TepuNt & trua 6ompnnp psn Baltimore,
BerlpaIierin,
9r. 9 bis 10. epnih. strair.
81. y. 2pbe q Co..
G1G7I MuftipuQtureu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20

Wuis. - 3uillbr 1900 9uihel;
Geria1Ot bon Den Glepniorcn 1926
Vuibcl; Glepotorcn.@orrutb 79l ,2S9
@uid)cl. @erfGnic: 5000 iriider spot
5n 60, ciu @oggon juriid9eluiciener
oli Der 9obn 81 Nt. Glare 81 80,
elm @ng9on gclber Steamer omf Der
9ubn 81 Wt. Glare 5u 5SE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
2orfe 81 uOeut ia

3arte Mnoeutung: = Scrr:
n@eld)' iibertricbene @oSe! Sit Dos
Sbncn nid)t 5m picl, 5rai,lein Grna,
al' oieie Hiuge al Der Sano9 = Co
ne: % neii, i'm @egcntbeil! Sd
fonnte gan5 gut nod cinen nie6r ia.
ben (. i"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Baltimore MarftbcriMtc.

Woltimor 10. ,Sitni 1907.
McbL. - 3uiubr 1890 Safer,
cin'd)licBlih $3.50 TGilcr SIT Yoellit.
Eoiltt u1b 67S3 Safer 81 Gonton;
&iiitclipcrionot 61licr. 9ic No.
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gu %Dcrfanfcu:


gu pcrtautcn:
g8e9eu 5ooess Mles Elm ih5ues SamiIien.
Scim an @leilnIore'gbemle SaHtilioH, nit feds
5iiilnlerIl, id5nem aeuer llIo Nooen, fiber elm
aGer @rtno. pieI Semitic uno ,Sriidte am
EtaBe. g,adb5nfra9cn bel e. g. Sraude, Redies
y. L I. I8p!ie 2f57 81. u67,9,71)
gu perfaRfcn:
SaS aitsetdbIirte uno pobIbeiInnte SrcBs
mo GIeinsS pirituoiensGef6dit, has ipdbrena
Der Iepten SO Sabre bon Dem berfiorbeneu SPIN.
Ratrtd 8obgers IN Hr. 22s, EarfsIpenue bee
trie6eH lpuroe.
MinHie q. NuogerS,
Subu .. Nubgerc,
15G--) Nd6laboeriudlter.
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gu %perfauieu:

gu pertanfeU:
$1150.00 faufen Gin mDoerHcs
@Icd, observation-disclosures; 9ruuo3inS $500
pro Sabr.
sluberSem: 2aben NIT @otnbaus Nr. 51s,
sIoro. Eort'etrabe: quite Gage fir Grceerie'aa'
ben. greis $t4OO. asenten an Orr II. eteIe.
e. s. Gallagher, gauu,eiiter.
S.ireau In gr. 2407. Sairmountsslpeuue.
U46-)
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gu n%ermiet9eu.
2m nermietbcn:

SCENES, sroBes 3in,mer i'm 2. Stod
oes v@aine-@ ebauoes," Mr. 413, Dit
Baltimore. Str. Nad)3uiraeen Bel 6.
Blaine, Office bes r9entideu Core
%ipunbent." (150)
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Sn p~erfanieu.
3n uertauiut:

Gu uertauien:
Gin speiitodiges Snus; fe6S 3imirer nlo
Dab; beibcs lilb faltes gS1fcr; ecinentirter
seller: Spieaelelns.S z turnisl hiiren: SaS i'm
ganSeIi Sdnfc: in beiiem 3uitanoe unb outer
sndbnritafi. 4rcis $500; monailihe @Ised.
hen $3.50. Sais lir. 1926. roeSort Strabe.
ylad5nfraeen in VT. 512, Wpro.wapsstrahe.
DIP
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Bcrf1ufe auf Der Iieiigen Gffeftcu.
9orie.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 Cotton Eud ser ............,. T0h,
$1,000 Cotton 5ncf Der 7gN
$1,000 Cotton Gnd Der ............. 7oH
$4,000 S.@,5 I. o.. ....,.......... SO
$1,000 anoroilIe Traction scr ....,... 1914
$50 llhiteb sibs 5lrotna Scr (Seript) TsA
$1,000 ltniteo 9aps Junbina Ger ....... 10
$1,000 9iorioIf It 5tp Ser ..............10j
$1,000 giianiie Conf Ct Hn Der. ...... 1854
$1,000 anaeoitia II. Fotomne Ger ...... 9sH
$1,000 llri.eb 3;b5 Gint :. ........... 50M
$1,000 liniieo 9ibs Ginf .............. CO.'S
81 g;ori1cru Central ............. 00h
1i5 9ioribern Central ............. 90
I 9~tpribern Central .......,..... sol.
o Eoribern Central ........... o0L
100 llniirn sipS Il g ............. If
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@eitrige S1luBrate

y r. = UHtlIDt II2o Vulu]tl,.
CHS Den Glepotorcn 5uriifge5ogen
S463 9uidel; Glepotoren . 8orrntb
22S,Sl1 Vuid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20

gu Serfaufen.
Cine eutgebenOe BiGerei, ioiuie 3aoensgiHs
rid,tnne: eine cute We!cpenheit fit einen inits
aen Wtnnn: .1iiei6e $50 ifir'S Sau5. 9,ad5us
iraaen IN Maaasr's Vstnt. rf.Nrssiipm, u.
y. Co., Yet. U60-D-
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&leime mnb arpSc Tarmcn

bon $500 bis an $50, 900; outer fru1ibarer
Vooen; f4Dne gcfuloe WeDeno; uuSae5eitneter
s%ablnig: Ietfte gebfneiinaen. Sermaan ya.
senbspp. UT. III. ssrb GtarieS.e trake, Sattt'
more, BIB. Sditfsfartcn bon lno mad @i=
ropd iino ebenfnns bier 5u baben.
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3u %perfanfeu:

Sn Gr. GIG, sasro.G ert.etrake. pripai.
ohIe Hiidfid,t nuf Soften. Seine Gambler. Sns
an big EarIors nnb S6lafiuben.W ibbeTn. Sat-
meme Wntten uub Ieppidbe; Saars inb Otter
more : Watrnbrn. stniifcr Ydrlor : Iiih ilo
etlaisininersaI5beI. 1dsIi0 bon 10 Bis a lltr.
1GS-7D
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stetlcseinf:
Gtiie 5rau in m~ittIeren Sabren fudt Steae
Gr. 1929, Glement etrahe, 2ueuit.HDint.
G09-1D
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Gin iiiieer beuifder Mann, &nufrlarrt. Der
nnauriiten uno iiInmtlider flaoiiber Spra'
neit mddbtig. fu6t GteuuIe. W,un a%oretitre:
&c. 101," ,Teutider Gurrefponocut."
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Steaenseiude.

Stelegciud:
Gin 8lder iudt Gtene ais brittle Sano.
gia65ufraeen III Tr, 1923, Clement etrahc,
2ucuitsYuiut. U09-TD
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Seutiae ShluBrote !:

Moggcn. 3uftbr - Vllldcl;
aus ben Glepotorcn 5uriifge5ogen
- 9uid)el; Glepntoren.Gorrot $3.50
0uid)cl.
Selltide Sd,IliI,rote.
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Srei bis bier @aoteu gum Silgeln in per
gSaidanftali zines iiuutiiben Sn~iIitlts. 70 Dtels
len bon Baltimore; gutter gp6n. 9tuh6ulraGeil
spiiden 4 uro 3 ubr Ga6miita9s i'm n?af'
monie.6aic," Sr. IA, 9Sch' 5anettess frase.
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Dies lit Sbre 0elcaenbeit

sur Grperbuug eiueS NIT opet, oosr
Dreiftodieen SaufeS In gutter Gage.
22OO SduierseUiertc Si~.TDrtb.Auenue.
8eanein fir due Strabenbabns9inicn. Sebes
iroeernes Saus auseeftattet iperben tanit.
Iaglifl mo Spmntaas sur Suiyeftipn ufieu.
Gtas. D. Ynrbette,
tSept5-) Tr. II, Sft.2egtugtun.e Ctr.
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gerIanst Traaen NIB @aS&ez.

Gcrlaugt:
Cine G56in In elmer Samllie bon bier Grf
tpatbieneH: gutter QobH. liuh5ufraget III Hr.
2O03, Guta,p.Fiaee. ~
The Washington herald., 1907-01-19
PRESIDENT RECEIVES VETS.
Confederate and Union Soldiers In
the Delegation.

the Delegation,
"A party OF about one hundred veterans
Of the siege Of Fort Fisher were received
by President Roosevelt at the White
House yesterday afternoon. and they pre-
sented him a badge commemorating the
reunion of the blue and the gray. The
reunion was held three days ago at VIII
mingtOn. n c., and the President had
been unable to accept an urgent invita-
ton to be there. Both Union and Con-
federste veterans. including two colored
men, were in the delegation that called
at the White House The President made
a brief speech, after (which the chairman
OF the delegation said:
And now. Mr.. President, one thing we
want you TO know; we. and, so far as
We know, all our comrades, are with you
as one man in what you have done in
connection with the Brownsville affair"
The Presidents remarks were as fol-
lows:
1T gives me peculiar pleasure TO greet
this organization. Many different organi-
cations of our countrymen are received
here at the White House; but, after all.
while they all have the right to come. the
right is most complete in the case of
those TO whom we owe 1t that we have a
national government at all-you veterans
Of the civil war. ! am pleased 10 learn
how well you were received by the men
who wore the gray. Tomorrow night a
letter OF mine will be read on the occasion
OF the Tooth anniversary Of the birthday Of
Lee; and It is just such action as that OF
your organization in fraternizing with the
organization Of eX-COnfederate sOldieT-
By whom you were received. which aCcen-
tuates the truth Of what I have said in
that letter; that this war, the great war
for the Union, alone among contests Of
Ike magnitude in modern times, has left
us the right 10 be proud, not only Of the
Union (Which by your deeds has become
in very truth Union throughout the
the COuTag ge and steadfast devotion to the
right as each man saw the right alike Of
the men who wore the blue and OF the
men who wore the gray.
Il want to bear testimony 10 the fact
that wherever I speak to an audience Of
veterans Of the civil war I speak TO an
audience composed. not only OF good cit
izens IN their several localities, but Of
men who have been consistently striving
10 show in their deeds their belief In the
words Of Abraham Lincoln, by conducting
themselves with malice toward none and
with charity toward all