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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-05
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mamie L. Hutter.

Especial to Tho Timcs-D ispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA. June AIRS.
Mamie Langhornes Hutter, widow of
Major Edward S. Hutter, died at mid
night last night, after a long and pain
full Illness. Mrs. Hutter was the eldest
daughter OF the late Major John s. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney Langhorno. She
was born on April TO- 1872, and was,
therefore. sixty-five years OF age.
! Mrs. Hutter became the wife of Major
Hutter on the evening Of December -.
thirteen children, six OF whom preccd-
ed her into the great sbeyond, as also
did her husband. three years ago.
The living children OF Major and
Mrs. Hutter are Mrs. ]. David Chris
tian, Mrs Hayward Bibles, Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Craighill. Mrs. Rush Ragland,
Miss Edna Iutter, and Messrs. E.
Risque and George Hutter.
In addition to her children, Mrs. Hut
ter is survived by one sister-Mrs.
John II. Lewis. OF this city---and two
brothers-Mr. c. p. Langhorno. OF Mira
dor, and Mr.. Thomas N. Langhorne, Of
Evington. 81
Mrs Hutter had long been q devoted
member Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row morning at 10:2O o'clock, from the
home, No. 2O5 F Street. and the inter-
ment will take place at the Presby-
terian Cemetery.
William #. Mcintyre
After a long illness Mr. William T.
Mcintyre, formerly a resident of Rich
mond, died at 1925 o'clock yesterday
morning at his home in Jersey City,
N. J.
Mr.. Mcintyre had many relatives in
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, June 4.-The com
vention Of tho Tri-state Medical Ass
ISOLATION. which was called to order at
the Jamestown Exposition yesterday,
camo to a close this afternoon to meet
noxt year at Charlotte, N. G, Dr.
Stuart Mcguire. OF Richmond, was
elected president of the association,
and DR.. Southgate Leigh. of Norfolk;
pr 9. p. Register, OF Charlotte. N,
CT; DR. g. M. laees, Of Charleston, s.,
C.syico-presidents and DR.. j, Howell
May, Of NWaynesyllle, N. c., secretary
and treasurer. The election Of each
Of these offers was unanimous, hut boz
fore tho nominations were made thoro
Was "a contest between the friends Of
Drs, Leigh and MaGulro as to which
OF these phys clans should bo elected
president. but pg,s Lei gh n requested
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THE STATE BOARD.OF
AGRICULTURE MEETS /:
Scmi-Annual Session Will Prob
ably Last Weck--Will Fix
Salary Of Commissioner.
WILL OPPOSE HON. e. w. P0u
Several Gentlemen in Fourth Dis
trict Have Congressional Bee
in Their Bonncts.
WILL OPPOSE HON. {. w. P0U
tsnoc,al to The Timos-D ispatcl,.1

fSpecial to Tho Timcs-Dispatcl.l
IALE1GTI, N, c., Juno 4.-The State
Board Of Agriculture convened in semi
annual session this nOrning. and 1t IL
expected that practically all tho week
viii be required to dispose OF the busi-
ness which willScome ,t. In addition
10 Il great amount OF routine depart
mcnt matters. Including the making of
the budget for tho next six months
the board will have to FIX the salary
OF the State Commissioner OF Agricul-
turc an acs&af. tho last Legislature hav.
ing left this to the board. The salary
heretofore, has been $1,000. The act
was effective from ratification, so that
whatever salary the board fixes Will APP
ply from the time the act was passed
In March. 1t is expected that the board
viii TX the salary at not. less than
$4,000. Several employees of the de-
partment, including the State Chemist
and others. receive as much as $4,000,
so that the salary OF the Commissioner
& is worry much out Of proportion.
The board will take action during
the present session looking to putting
in operation the new pure food law
that was passed by the recent General
Assembly and which is very much more
stringent than the former law. 1t Will
. w wv ukA'~ u Wy AoS' 49, Y a. " SH1 ~
new members Of the Board Of Agricul-
turc-J. ]. Laughinghouse, OF Pitt; Atsh-
Icy Horne. OF Johnston, and c.. w.
MITCHELL OF BERTHE.
Many Want Place
There are four avowcd candidates al
ready In the field for the nomination
In the next Democratic State Conven-
ZION for the office Of Commissioners OF
l.. Dor and Printing, to be vacated by
II. q. Warner They are NJ. l.. Shipman.
at present assistant commissioner; Ed
tor T. B. Cobb. OF Morganton; J. 3.
Sheriff.. OF Concord, and w. w. Wilson,
now city clerk for Raleigh. All four
are working like Trojans and the
scrap" bids falls to wax lively at the
finish. The knights of Pythias will
pi obably rally to Wilson's support as
he is grand chancellor for North Caro-
lima Grand Lodge. II
1t looks now like Congressman Z. W
Fou is going to have opposition for re-
nomination in tho Fourth District. r.
II. Hayes, OF Chatham, Is known to be
actively In the field, and Falk Arren-
dell has a congressional bee in his
bonnet. which 1t Is believed will be
cumming" vigorously before the dis
trict convention matcrializes. T. S
Sprulll, of Louisburg. Is another can
/. didatc prominently mentioned who, II Il
believed. will give Congressman Pol
tsn,nn c6pccrr
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NEW ENTERPRISES.
Number of business Concerns Author
IzeL by Cnrollnn Secretary of Stnte.

,
fspccia1to The Times Dispatch.]
S RALEIGH. n. c.. June 4.-Fiye char
tiers are just granted by the Secretary
OF State, as follows: Durham Haolware
Company, capital $4,000 authorized,
1900 subscribed, by c. F. Lawrence and
others: Stony Point Manufacturing
Company Alexander county, capital
$4,000, by A. L. Watts and others: the
Miller Suskin Company. Salisbury,
capital $4,000, for mercantile business,
by Harry Miller and others; the Cheoah
Lumber Company. Asheville. capital
100000, by II. 3. Gtevcns and others;
the II. L. Lofin Company. High Point,
$4,000 capital. for furniture business
The Wolf Rock Granite Company. OF
Wilkes county, was chartered to-day
with 100000 capital authorized, the
incorporators being G. w. Hinshaw,
Winston-salem; George Woodruff. Of
Mount Airy. and others.
The oxford Realty Company amends
Its charter SO as to change the capital
stock from $4,000 to $1,000. w. H.
Hunt is president OF the company.
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day at one o'clock in the Albolnnrle
Sound while en- route to Columbia, N. G.
Tho steamer left hero on an extra
run to Columbia this morning at nine
o'clock and about two o'clock q tcle-
gram was received by tho company
here from the agent in columbia an
nounc!ng tho fact of Northumberland
that the crew was saved.
Beyond this the telegram gave no
other Information.
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Carolina Juniors Meet.

SALISBURY. N. c.. June Elaborate
have been made for the meet
Ing OF the Salisbury district, Jr. o. u A. NJ,
which convenes in annual session in this
city on the 18th instant. Twelve counties
are embraced in the district, and o dozen
other counties will send large delegations.
and the gathering will assume State propor-
tons Senator l.. S. Overmun has sgnifled
his intentions to be present. and has con-
sentcd to speak, Hon. E. 3. LOWS. OF Kin
ston. delegate to the National Council this
year. will also be one OF the principal speak
ers OF the occasion.
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Law and Order League.
specIal to The Times-Dispatch.]

SALISBURY. n. c.. Juno with a
membership OF more than ono hundred CT
salisbury's leading citizens Law and Order
League was organized at the Baptist Church
here Sunday afternoon. ". r. Snider, cash
icr OF the Wachoyia Bank OF Salisbury, was
named as president and Bismarck Capps, a
we'll known attorney here. was chosen secre-
tary The object OF the league Is to CO.
operate with the city officials In the en-
forcement Of the law. especially along social
and moral lines The Mayor and Chief OF
Police Will be asked to close all houses Of
prostitution.
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that tho office go to the distinguished
Itichm0nder. VI
1T was determined to-day that all
future conventions OF the association
shall be held in the third weekln Feb
ruary,
Tho treatment of typhoid fever was
discussed by tho physicians to-day. A
paper on tho subject was read by DR.,
Nv. r. McGneo, Of Reidsyile. NJ g.. DR.,
y. M. Gibbon. OF tho University Of
Pennsylvania read a paper on post
operative treatmnt. Many of tho 200
visiting physicians loft for their homes
Tonight, while Others Will spend q
few days at the exposition.
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PUNISH snAs1BL1N.
Man Who Attacked Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
pie Fined $3.50 and Given Jail Term.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
TAZEWELL, VA. June 4.-Grove
Sha mblin. who attacked Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese Gillespie. near their home In the
West End OF the county several months
ago, was convicted by&a jury here to-
day Of assault and battery upon Mr..
Gillespie. and sentenced to six mon this
OF $3.50. At the expiration OF this
sentence Shamblin will be tried on an
other Indictment, that Of attacking
Mrs. Gillespie. who was defending her
husband. It Is reported that Shamblin
will be indicted by the Federal grand
jury for reta-ding the progress OF a
United States mall carrier.
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sister. a loving husband, kind broth
err, loyal friend and faithful soldier,
his death will be source OF regret to
JnmeK A. Lanier.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I

james A.. Lanicr.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.I
RICE DEPOT, VA, June 4.-News
has been received here of the death in
New Orleans OF Mr.. James A Lanier,
prominent business man OF that city,
and widely known throughout his
State. Mr.. Lanier had frequently visit
was q granddaughter Of the late Mr..
Link Lockett, OF Prince Edward county.
Many friends and relatives here are
gricved to know that he Is dead.
Clyde Rice.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
SALISBURY, N. c., June 4.-Clyde
Rice. aged twentythree years, died at
the home Of his father, L. G. Rice. In
this city this afternoon after lii-
gering illness.
For two years he was a well-known
employe Of the Southern Express Com
pany IN Salisbury. Besides his pa
rents he leaves large circle OF rela-
tlves and friends.
John w. Shelton.
Mr.. John ". Shelton died in his
home, No. 1920 North Twentieth
street stree ,e at II o'clock last night in the
yived by his widow ana two children.
The funeral will take place from
Paramount Baptist Church at 1890
O'Clock to- morrow morning.
Miss Lena Irvine.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Buck.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
HOLDCROFT, CHARLES CITY COUN-
TY, VA, June Airs. Sarah E. Buck
died In Charles City county, May 90,
1907, after several weeks illness, in the
fifty sixth year Of he rage.
She leaves a devoted husband, three
sons. two daughters. seven borthers
and large circle Of friends and ac-
qu'antance to mourn their loss. The
funeral services were conducted at
the grave by the Rev. Mr.. Luck; pastor
Of the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Special to The Times Dispatch.]
FREDERlCksBURG. VA, June 4
Miss Lena May Irvine, daughter OF z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-05
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
Carolina Grand Chapter In Session nj
Axhcvillc-HonOr Jnpnnekc Minister.

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h ASHEvILLE. N. c., Juno 4.-Thc
North Carolina Grand Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star. convened hore this
morning at the Masonic Hall for two
days session. Delegates from all
parts OF the State are In attendance.
Mrs. Emma B. Sller, OF Siler City. N.
c., grand matron for North Carolina,
is presiding. An interesting feature
Of the meeting will be the comforting
OF an order on tho Row. Y. Minakuchi,
Japanese minister, by Esther Chap
ter, No. y. OF Asheville. assisted by
the visitors.
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Arrest Negro Desperate.

SALISBURY, n. c.. June 4.-price Hays.
a colorcd desperate. who escaped from the
Rowan county convict camp two years ago.
was arrested here yesterday afternoon by
Policeman Poole and landed In the lookup.
He was caught robbng an associate on tho
streets. q crime similar to the one for which
no was serving sentence on the gang when
he esca ped in g05. He Will be returned
to the chain-gang to complete HIS sentence.
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W. Irvine. Of Stafford county died last
night at her home, near HARDWOOD.
after q lingering illness. Il shei Is sur
yived by her father and one sister.
Rev. Henry D.EAaderson.
NORFOLK, VA, Juno 4.-Rev. Henry
D. Anderson, Of Enfield, N. O., died
here to-day
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STEAMER BURNS.

The "Tourist," of the Leroy Line, Dc
stroycd in Albcmarle Sound.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.]
ELIZABETH CITY, N. c., Juno a.
Tho steamer Tourist" one OF the pas
senger steamers of the Leroy Steam
boat Line, and one of the finest steam-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-05
Setback for Mcclellan.

& NEW YORK. June by vote of
t116 to IL the Assembly to-day repass-
ed over Mayor McClellans veto the
public utilities bill. It now goes to
the Senate.
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infant daughter Of G. Z.
and NJ E. Lacy, of this city, passed
away yesterday afternoon.
The funeral Will take place TO-DAY.
from their residence. No. 30G North
Rowland Street, at $3.50 P. NJ.
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DEATHS.@
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June 4th, at O'Clock
p. NJ, at her late residence. 4 SOB
q West Cary Street, Mrs. EMMA kR1T-
FER FORD
Funeral notice later.
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A beautiful angel came into our midst,
To beautiful to remain.
And twlned its love around our hearts;
Then fitted to heaven again.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
Talid)e %WeitGnoniHc.

Sn 6cnl 9rnnoitiitunga . Yro5ciIc
gegen Den Mtoler Souie, Der lette
Wodle bier %perbon0elt lpltr0c, bcItritt
ser Ingeflugte, Dem 9eteftipEumpb
rep gcgeniiber irgeno Elm 8eItGnoniB
aen1adt 5l babcn, obglcid) CT Die
Shriit nltf oet &ortelL bic 0uS @es
lt0n0nlB cntbicltcrL olS lcine Snnbs
ld)rift crfldrtc. Gr bobc nid)t sic
Geringltc G%rinncrlmg an Gin @es
ItGnbniB o0cr bon DEM, mua CT inter
0cn 9lif GopitGn Humphreys &c.
l6rieben babe. Nit Oieicm muiteri0.
len Hotbiel beS SeelenlcbenS befobt
lid cine Stuoie bes oeutid)en Yro-
iriiors Der Eipdologie an Der llni-
ueriit0t Saruor0, Or. Milniterbcrg,
in Der letten Summer oes .(imcS-
Wo9u5in." Inter Dem 8itcl nSol'
Idle 0eIt1nonille", cine Ebale beS
SeelenlebenS, erortert CT, mie es 5ltz
mcilelt portomnle, Dob Der 8ebeIm-
poli5iIt cine Soiunlg gebc, Die Dem llr-
tbeil Der Wtniien mo DER 8eidmore-
men einleudte, ole ober DEM Yipbo-
logon InloB 81 idrmerem 3lpeifel &C.
be. Erotciior Milnitcrbcrg nimmt
Elm Gronla bcS &erbrcd)enS lno
menid}lidlen Sirens INTO perfeblter
Sulti5, elm Sramo Der olleriiingitell
Belt, oas lid beute, mprgen, miner
mleoer luleoerbolcn fam, gum Mus
gangspnnft uno 5llr beiueiienoen 81
%luItration ieiner Grorterung. Gin
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flogt, cine iutge 6rou unter emp0=
rcnben Segleitumitdnoen ermorbet
81 baben. Ger EroSeB lpur in aller
9flbe unb Srbnung poll5ogen NOR
ben. Sic Siirp iprod) i'm i6uloig.
nod,ocm Der Ingcfloatc Dem Stills
Eoli5eipr0ii0cnteu Ger Stoht ein pol
les 0eltononiB obgclcgt batte. Diiin-
lterberg bate lid iiir ocn San leb'
bait illterciiirt. Mod) c~ingebenbiterl
Stubilm fam er 81 ser lleber5eu-
gilng, boB Der Angeflogte uniduloi9
iei. er CAB bieier llebcr5eugllfg Of
icntlldcn Nitshrud, mos ibm cine
| Slltib bon bittcriten Gormiirfen urb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
0cS SGngrrs Stud.

Nab 0cS non for c Srubel iS:
Sic ben in indianapolis
& alteS WarftbollS idtebe.
IS idtebt 90 faidt iduu bunnert
Sobr,
Die @ciber trou'n iid nit ms Gbor,
90 alt IS is III lpadelig.
9ln ieiner Sdtellc mollt' oie SdtnOt
$50 nod for annidt Sntereiie bot,
= AUDITORIUM botc.
oSm Sonlor - iell Is 0eluiB 49,
90 nero Die Mnrftbol ob0criB
lin gIcid) gcbt Is ans 9oltc.
Bic ncic SSoa mub iertia iein
9cim crid)tc Suniiunncidcin
SSn observation-disclosures.
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Sou Oiene, lei cS porncmegN
@ln %ebcrmonn peridtonnc;
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9eS 0cbbt Dem N0lls Die Wcibc."
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Sot lid) gcfreit gang rieiig.
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lin 0butS 0cnl Sano uertinoe.
lin imrperoQ i'm SGngerbuno
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;@urrab for SnoionopoliSl
God luie oes olte Sobr eridt aus
lin S noQt' Die Sdtoot ocS. Morfet.
bans
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@on5 etlig an Sc fidc.
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Gle Builder rieie al 8 8eieb
Sic fame nit Snjunction.
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&c Sangerbuno 9or arg geioppt,
Sic Builder indianapolis,
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lin s Seiht perid)obe mcro G Sobr
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bitd]:
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(Nempbis Seuiide 3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
Snm It | dJ s.

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SD begreife niht, iuie Sic mir 10 ct.
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i'm gum NadtmabI 'friegt!"
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meier: n@os meinit Oh, Oh mir Gein
Sdneiber einen In5ltg creoitiren
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Eroterei. Wein lieber
Sd)nieeeriobn! @eitatte mir, Sb,
men mit6utbeilen, oaB id) g%eionnen
bin, bellte Die Mitaift meiner Sohter
olls5n5oblcn. Hoh Der criten MiI-
lion 5ebn Winntcn Touie. Sodod)z
t~ungspolit 9olofiidsl, &entier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
@rnn Der S0uc SCu dds SIR sud-
5cit lGot 49,.

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lame &lm0c
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81 Y}unOc:
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Bclo0cn.
n9}itt m0gli6!" 10 rici man, unO
2lQe eridiencn
0ci'm gliidlifcn Gd)icn nit 3mcis
ieln0cn Wticncn.
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o9tun ia! SclbitpcrItGnoIih!
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crtcnntIid!
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rem Nci0c.
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Sd)ic millfommen!"
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gcllonnn1cll.
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ncn Sr0en. -
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ltofrntcn,
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priq %9ebrnten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

tTfItlultIuc HtllllHt gtuTrVtlt HHuSu'
tDre mebr rn0 mcbr ans Dem Sd-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
Sabsbnrger Mncfootcn.

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Sponien) at ieinem ,Sofe cinen Go
len, Der icincn graiien Bart ifnorS
gefdrbt bottc. Gr id)aiitc i'm ioiprt
pom Sofc, inoem CT iogte: User lei
lleit eigenen Soorcn nid,t getreu lit,
Der miro aud, ieincm a0nigc untrcu
iein."
Morio Sberciia cntihitloigte Die
Slotterhnftigfeit ibres @cntobls nit
DEM MiiBiggong nno iogtc einmal 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

nit frcunOlidcm S1d)eln ben nIler'
bod)lten Gont. @lei6 boroirf iiebt
Die beitiir5tc ungc Game oen licbcn@z
m%iiroigen Sffi5icr Ocn Elob ncbcn
Dem &oiicr cinncbmcn, u10 ollf ibrc
6roge, iuer CT Ocrn lei, %befontnrt lie
5llr Nntnort; Ser aoiier Don Oeit.
rcid)l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

Gs lit perbiirgte S6otiode, ooB Dem
lest regierenoen &oiier (Sron5 60
ief) emit elm llrtbeil sur llntcridriit
porgelegt purbe, iiber mel6em er
lon9e III idmei9enbem Sinnen geiei.
len. Gno!ih ergriff CT oie Sober, i'm
oos GQpier ST. unter5eihnen, ood)
idon nadJ Dem eriten 6eocritrid) emit
roQte ieinem Nltge cine Sbrane uno
perlpiihte ben longiamen 3ug. Gn
foltete Der aaiier bas Tapier 5uiom-
men lnO gob'S benz Sefret1r NIT
ocn @ortcr 5uriid: oSbrdncn loiben
jeoe Sd)ulo aus; ih fam oaS llr-
tbeil nidt unteridreiben. "a lebe1
Sic, mein Same lit permiidt, Die
Sdrift bat feline &roft, if idente
Dem Gerurtbeilten oos 2eben."
Nus sen Sagen Ser Sid)ler Gntre-
plle i'm Sabre 1877 miro folgenoes
0eidifthen er5Gblt: Cine innge
@raunidnpeigerin mollte brrhaiis bei
Der Nbfobrt 8aiier @ilbelm's bieienl
einen 9lumenitrnub iiberreifen.
Nad)ocm lie foIt orei Stunoen Dor
Dem Sotel Gliiobetb %eepartet bate,
FAM ser oeiitife aniier Die Sreppc
berob. CHE err ben @ngen beIteigt,
bittet oie Came einen neben ihnl tie
benocn preuBiiden Sffi6ier, Dem
Oeltiden &oiier i'll ibrem Nanen bic
9limen 5lt iiberreiden. Ter SffiSicr
criiiqt ibrc Bite uab iibcrmittelt ibr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

Cine 6abcI bon Sbco0prGbrL.