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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

Mrs. ", E. Lucas entertained the
Ladies' OF Trinity guild this afternoon
nt her suite of rooms on West Harri'
son avenue with tea complimentary
% Mrs. Y. X. Brooke. wife Of Bishop
Brooke. W8so will leave the last of the
week Tor Oklahoma city, where she
viii geslde IN the futNre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

Mrs. D.. l.. Forsythe. Of Wellington.
Kas.. is the guest OF Mrs. 3. L. Ho-
mlBe. on East Villas avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

Domestic Science club meets with
irs. II. T.. Miller in afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

G. II. wickham, OF Michigan. who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. r.
,. Haney, here the past TWO Eeeks,
lnrl lhIn .,anrt,irn. FOR Nnmlnn Kna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

The Saturday Evening Whist club
viii gye a progressive dinner of four
courfs on Halloween night Zach
coura will be served at a different
hous AFTER the dinner the club will
be Entertained with n dance al the
hose Of Mr. and Mrs s. J.. spurrier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

Sire. J. II. qlascho, sf Nogp,Sa, IS
here yisiting relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

Miss Ida NiblaclS entertaiNs smart
Set in afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

Wednesday.
Woman's Missionary society Of
Presbyterian church, meeta In after
noon with Mrs. Mac Morris.
Mrs. w. X. Patterson entertains at
euchre; honorees Miss Delphine PelNer
and Mrs J e. Paymal
Mrs Galen Grow entertains Wednes'
day Afternoon Bridge club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

Tuesday.
Pastime Euchre club mec in az
ternoOn with Mrs A. E. Johnson.
Mesdames HerOd and Dodson enter
tain at home OF the former IN after
noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-27

Thursday Afternoon Whist clul
meets with Mrs. +. Byers
Ladies' OF st. Mary's church give
card party in knights Of Columhu'
hall in evening
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
gSicocr Gin NntOmubilHnfna.

9r. 8iuupS mo 6rou aobl merOet
0ltrd) llnrpcrfcn zines glltontobil3
an Yurfs6 eigDt Apcnte get00tet.
49, GbuuIieur &. $. Shaab bon
allcr S6llo Ircigeiprodcn.
5@r. George g. @iQupS uno 6rou
Wonlie ao6l, Satin BON &rn. GiIQb.
mon &ubL mllroen gcltcrn irilb oltf
Enrf Ncigbta.Nuc., nobc Der Giniubrt
bcS .Grui0=6iQ EorfcS," aus cincm
2(uton1obil gcidleu0crt, Ioiort gct00.
tct ltuO 0n2 Nutonlobil 0Cmolirt. Gic
GoronCre= SltrD gnb bci'nt gCiter1l
9Ibcll0 in Der n0r0li6cn Goli5ciItotion
umtcr &oriit BON Coroner Gr. 2intbi.
cltnt obgcboltcnCn &nqitcIt cinen nlli
%llnioIl loutcnOcn @obripruh ob, uno
iuurOc Scr Gbnuiicur, &r. 8. $.
Sduub ans Gltrioge, &omorosGoums
tD, Don ollcr ShulO ireigciproGcn.
Sdoo6 wnroc geltern @ornlittog
pom Hihtcr N3bitc mcgcn 81 idncQcn
6obrcnS icinc5 9llltomobila SIT $25
unO Soften ucrurtbcilt. Sdoob lit
Gin NGcnt iiir hic Stcorna gnutomobi,
lc, un0 molltc 8r. 0iultpS Elm ioldc9
fulIcrL un0 modtc ocriclbe nit &rn.
Nillrp9 unlO 6rnu Sobl cine Hrpbc-
fo6rt. Gr CAB 5lL ld)nea geiobrcu 5lt
ictn, unb muB CT IN Der Iuntcl6Cit
lid] IN Der Nicgltng ser Npcnlle Der
rcd)nct bobclL moollrdJ 0oa Iltonto.
bill un0c1poricn mllr0c. WiC Cr nit
Dem SCbClt ouuon fam lit Gin NGtbs
lcl fitr Srn. Sd)uub. Gr luur, o6ruobl
lcinc &crlctunQcn nltr utbc0clttcno
luarcn, duBcrit ncrp09 uno bcoultcrte
Den TorfuQ olriridtig. Ger @eidnonl
BON Srn. 9iaupS, 0Ciicn @otcl ct1uu
6luci Otcilcl BON Der llnQliidaitGttc
Clltfcrnt it, unO bon 6rGlt &ubl ma
rem ocrart 5%crnlalnlt, ouB ser (oo
ltnnittcIbor nud) Dem llniuQ cillge-
trctcll lctl mllB. 6rult &nbl miro pom
Der &obnlng ibrCr SdDpcltcrrl, gtr.
1l15, Noro.@ oDitrobc, aus b"cgrobcn
lucr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Sic iGdDiiidDc Sdhuci5".
Saul Sdmibt'S alter Elat
an MnIbin9tons HUnb,
s MinntCn non Der oSouluncs
Stntiun,
iuieocr cr6ffnct.
81

Stu6cnten = o II 5cr t. -
SIN EcobooD . Snititut iouh Gcitcrn
inter Scitutg BON Sri. Correction
GponS Elm CONCERT Der Schiller Der
WorbcreitungS ! &loilc itott, bel ncnl
tloIgen0c mitwirtten; Wnrp Sigon,
&iIbu Sunge, Beatrice Smort, Serb.
Gorii, 8iuenolu SbomoS, Goth Nils
ION, Nunu Hotbe, Inito WtutoS, eco
norc Nrolpn, Scnrictta 0ammono,
&ouilc NSieoeicIo, Goitb Ercttpmun,
Gli5obctb 9uncon, Mnlo Gang,
Gitbcr Gpitein, Hoiolinb Carroll, Is.
gSroe, Sopbic 9lodL &cnrictto NSbcs
Ian, 8cneOieuc @itlcr, Sioncp Sri.
ocnmul, Hllbp WtcGollom Coma For-
Ter, Sclmu Gicicnbrun @oltcr Weii.
icl. Wnribol &cit, &conoro Gotc.
Die bon Eroiciior @ornidcin gclci.
trtc Ord]citertIoiic bcitcbt aus ioIgcn-
bcn Shiilern; So5cl TcnniS, @altcr
8ciiiel, Holono Wminocr @curictto
&ommono, 6ruu @ortin9, Sl0o bon
&orb, gomorO Slllbert, Hoalu. NuuidL
gSilmcr Hup Sioncp SciOcnmon,
Carlton Sbprt, 0npio Sbulmon SSio.
nor Sofololi Sarrp @ogner, Slo.
renee @ells, Gli5ubetb Woo0, Gbons
cellor @roe ullo GorI 3ieglcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
SunnCnuuf, uno ltutcraana.
las 0cttcr.


Sir Wurplun0 un0 0cn Qiltritt
Columbia bclite mo morgeu tlar mo
luGrmcr; iriihc, mciIten8 iiiOmcitIidc
Nin0e.
Blltc3 Wcttcr mar Baltimore &c.
itCrn miCocrum bcidicocu. Die uic0-
riaitc Scmpcrotur mar 30 @rao nm
1 llbr WiprgenS mo 0ic b0bitc 10
8ra0 I'm 3 llbr Nod)mittog5.
rNn Den nnocrcn @lH0cS Metter-
@cobadtllngS . Stotioncn Oca Son-
0eS muroen bic iolBcnocn n%icorigltcn
Scmpcratnrcu pcr5eid)nct:
Goitport 26, EortIono 26, Bolton
30, Nlbom 30, 9tcm Nort 30, E6iIo-
oclpbio 30, 9ltluntic Sin %, Wnib.
inaton rs, Norfolf 30, Nnttcru& II,
Charlotte IS, g3ilmin9ton Is, Gbnr-
leiton -, Snponnob II, S%ndionuiuc
60, Sllpiter 60, &cD Wcit 81, NtIon.
ia %, MontgonlerD 26, Hclp-S Orleans
So, Roleltinc %, COLLECTION IS, Cor
flts Gbriiti 40, Wtenpbia b, Gincin-
natl %, EittSburg rs, OSmcgo 2S,
Buffalo 26, Glepelnno 2S, Gctroit
%, Nlpcno ~, WiarQucttc %, @recu
Ban ~, Chicago 26, Iulutb ~, ct.
Gaul IA, Ct. 2ouiS 2S, Omnbo "a,
Suron ~, @i8mord is, @iuiiton is,
SABRE -, Selenn 20, Snlt Sotc GitD
26, 0Cnpcr -, u. Glatte If, Googc
Sin %, Nmariao u, Sos NugcIcS
I6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
8ar Der !Snno toll?

Gin biiiigCr &0tcr pcritrind)t groBc
H%huircgung in Sii0pcit . 8oIti.
more. - @iB 3pei 8crlonen mo
5ericttc anoCrcn Die &lciocr.
Nurbc id)licBlid unid00li6 &c.
madt.
Gin nnibeincnO toQcr @llll0 pcrltr.
,ud)te gcitcrn Mtorgcn I'm bolb jcbl
llbr III Der 9tad)boridjuft ppnSNroc-
Ger ln0 GuborgitroBc bctrGhtlid)c
NuIrcgltng ul1o 5lpor bib Der luiloc
Softer 5lpci 8crioncrL ebe CS Dem 30
li5ilten Slltbcr @eIt bonn iii0lpcitIi.
dcu Giitrift gelong, bnS Sbier III.
lbG0lih 81 MAIDEN. NltBerocm ser.
rib Der &lmo mcbrcrcn on0eren Eni.
lonteu Die &lcioer. 9ie gebiIiencn
Yerioncn limo:
Hobcrt Mc(5ntprc, jltn., bon Nr.
40, gScit 9oltimoreItroBc.
Glu WP. Smith, cine t3 Sabre olte,
in gtr. 115, StodtonItroBe, mobnboi.
lc Hegcrin.
Ser Sltn0 iuor Gigcntbum 0c9 Srn.
&obcrt NfcSntDrc, ocS &utcrS 0cS
iungcn WtcSntprc, itno iultrOe in Dem
Stauc Oc3 Gritcren an Der Haborg-,
nobc S6roc0erltraBe, 9ebolten. 0nS
&bicr bcnnbm lid bereitS nGbrcn6
oc@ goll5cn Wtorgen6 oltf eigcntbiinls
ll6c gSeilc, ltn0 sur oben ungeIilbr.
ten 3eit ronnte es plotIid auf Die
StroBe binauS lll0 i6napptc nod)
1c0enl HalinntctL Der iDm in bengSeg
tom. Ser iunge WicSntpre muroe
5ucrit gcbiiicn mo onS 5peitc Opier
luur 0oS Ncgcrm1bheu. 8eioe mltr.
hcn nod] Dem Sruuflin-S Qrorc,So.
ipitnl gebrod)t, lpolelblt ibncn Die
@ltnocn allSgcbrpnlt murbea. Grit
llod) oltfrcgcnberSog0 gelong IS Dem
Yolijiitcn Wcit Den Sun0 81 erl6ic-
zen. Ger GoOoper uuroc nod Dem
Noitcllr = Snltitut gciouot, nm BON
Or. q. g. Scirlc mteriud)t 81 iper.
Ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

N mr. cine GrfGltung," lit
Elm gebrGlld)lid)er Nua0rud, unO 10
lGBt Der 9etroffcne eS Gag iiir Sag
onItcber, rot6e Slt9en, gelhmolcneS
@clid)t, SAloiibeit, Shloiloligfeit.
Nppctlt& erluit, &litenrci5. Nm Iid
mag cine GrfGltlng lcOiglid unbc.
quem icin, III ibrcr Sol9e lpirft lie
oft fatal. Gte 10 iiberouS ~geiGbrlid)e
SintgenentjiinounA Sdminoilldt nit
ibrem tootlid)cn 8rilf, 9ron6itis,
NItbnto 0ieie mo munde onocre @e.
bred)el lino oft Die oireften Hciultotc
elmer GrfGltltng. Der Eotient mag
nlondc GrfGltun9en gebobt bobcn,
lpeld)e feline ernitcn 5olgcn botten.
Aber lucnn Oos SpItem ourh oicie
ip%icocrbolten gnf1ae ~geidOuGft lit,
mcnn Die Sd)Ieintbdite Iid in elmer
d)ronilhcn u%ngclunoen IerIaIIun0
bciinocn Damn lit bic Belt, mann sic.
le fatulcr &rantbeiten bcoellflih luer.
Den. Is gicbt fein groBercs 0erie.
ben, olS cine Grf0ltung 5ll pernaf.
loiligcn. 9ri ibrcm eritcn Grldeincn
lollte man MoBrcgeln sur ibrer &c.
fonlpfung ergreiien. 13u oieier SAB.
%reS5eit, IN DER &ultcn nilo @rf6ltun.
gen 10 boufig auftrctet, ioate maj
Eeruno ItetS I'M Soutie ba6en unb
aleid) bel ocn criten Spmptomen sic.
leS Seilmittcl gebraud)en. Gs miro
Die Sdleimb0ute beiGnftigen, bic
Hel5iiltg lpe8nebmen, uno oon1it miro
Ole ertoltu1g ~ailm1blid perihpin-
Den. 'GnB pieIe oieie griabrung &c.
lllad)t, 9cbt aus oen Sunoertcn BON
Santbrtefcn berpor, ipelde Die Sabri.
fantcn oieier Mebi5in erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
yMo5art.M iGnncrdJur".
8rpfcr Wasfcn. Sal,
9icnitng, ben If. Tcbrnur,
8crmnnia-W auncrdJur' Saac.
(to tO-ON

arbeit iir Q porrorp $.
Goint. - Gie Eenniplponier 81.
Icrbobn bot ben Gontrntt sur erboils
ING zines beocdten Sidterldiiies iiir
ben gteip . Dorfer 9oienoienit an Die
Wiorplan6 Stnbl . Gompugnie in
Sporroms : Toint pergeben. GoS 5u
erbouenbc Sdiii miro cinem Sdlep-
per gleiden, MIR miro es gr0Ber uno
nit aoiiiten nerieben meroen. IS
miro cine 2ange bon 100 Sub uub 8
s3oa, ionic cine 8reite BON 80 Sub
rno cine 8ieie bon IS SUB 10 3oIl
erbalten. Man bofft, ben 9or ocs
Sibteridifies IN feds Monaten aus.
fiibren 81 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

o&0In" in y en- Dorf. Ger
gtoroo. 2loDo Gumpicr na0ln",
GopitGn $. &ocob9, lit geIteru 9to6-
mitto9 IN Ncu 9 }Jort cingctroiien.
9crielbc miro bcutc Nforgcn icinc
6obrt lad) Baltimore io%rtlcben un0
miro morgcn Nodmittog bier crmor.
let. Nn 9oro b%cfinoen iit 1870 fir
Baltimore %bcitinlmtc Eoiiogicre, Oo-
rltntcr Die 5luei &oiilten q Eoiiagierc
Irau Gbaic GDoStin uno Sri. 2llbc
GbnSfin.
Gin bemetfenSmcrtbe
GrciGnib scr oie3iGbri1en Gurne-
pal Soiion miro bic slnflnit Der
obopcriihen 6lottc" oocr flotten 9op.
Crl1, mo@ altf Gins binoll5 lGuit, icin.
9tclelbe miro on Wontag, Den 81.
Sunllor, in Der r8crmaniu W0nltcr-
dor-&olc" Dor Nnfcr gcbcn, II. o9il-
IN Cc00p mo G0oD" merocn 0ic.
Ncoue obnebmcn. nG0op" miro ser
6lotte, Die etlua@ in ser Gntpidclutl0
btnter 0ericnigcn on0crcr HotionCit
5llriidgcblicbcn lit, cincn rcilen
o0rcoonou1bt" nit tS5oaigcn Sea-
noncn 5ilrn @eldcnt MAIDEN. (1S.
50lige 9ononen broubcn cilt 8c.
ldoB ctluo 10 bid, rpie Elm Sunocrt-
Otter 9ierioB.) Mnn nd)te ollf Die
bctreficnoe 9ht5cige.
Gin GoppeIfclt. - Sr. 81.
nler Sdllttle uno Sri. Carrie E0bI.
mann, Sodter Don Srlt. unO 3Srou
Gonroo Y0bImann, Nr. 2t2i, Sci
i%crionItr., mllrocn am rs. Sannor i'm
EiarrballS Der ep. llltb. Wartilt gu.
tbcr.Sirde, Yattcrion.Eorf-I pe. ulto
S~rlennsltrnBe, 5itn 9uno iiir's &c
ben percinigt. $50. SltliuS uno 6reo.
Eoblmdnn, 9riiber Scr 9rait, inn.
Qirtcn ais 9rnltiiibret. llnter Den
bei'm Gnpfang III ser rSonor.9alc"
an WcgloerrDltr. Anneienoen befan.
0en lid: SEER uno 5ralt Gonru0
Yoblmonn, Scrr uno Srali 9oners,
SEER l1n0 6rall $. Ylnmboff, Serr
ulto 6rou GbaS. Sim, Scrr unb sSral
George Golber, $50. Sarrp 9otuerS,
Inton Eoblnann, Serr lulo 1rui
Chr. Sfiilcr, Sron M. EoblrnonrL
Serr inb 6rau Or. u. Sad)S, Serr
nno Srau 9efcrmanu, Serr uno
6rou WiQer, Serr uno 6rou Sobn
Shiilcr, SEER unb Srau G9as. Sd)ii.
Ter, Serr unb Srau Nlton Sdiiler,
Serr unb 6rau 5bontoS Gbompneb,
Scrr ulo 6rau George Sobmann,
Serr unb 8rau Sobn EobImann,
Serr mo Srau NidoloS EobImoltn,
SEER unb 6ran Erof. George EobI-
mann, 6rol barbara Sd)iiler. "a
Der t6. Snnltar %gleid5citig Ole 40.
@iebcrfebr bes SpdBeitstoges ser
@roBeltern ser @rollt, Serrn ulto
Irau Gbriltian Schiller, por, iiher-
roibtcn oie ainoer Der SiibiIare sic.
ielber nit einem Bouquet BON 40 Ho-
fen, oas Taitor Hobling nit eillcr
bon Ser5en fomnenoen aniprdhe
ilbcrreitlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
SnS
GOtbe Sud-
0CS -
"0eut(Gen Gorre(ponoent''
fir 1908 1T in WurbcrCituun.
fir 1908 lit in &orbcrCitnng.

Seocr rcgcIm1bige Abonncnt 0cS
@Iottc8, Oh fiir sic tG9Iidc, w6hcnt.
Iihc ooer Sonnta08 . Nl8Bobc, miro
Gin Ggcmplor rment9cItlit crDoItcn;
baiIcl6c lit nidlt 81 ucrfuufcn nnS MIR
Snbieri6cntcn lucrocu cS crBnltcn.
Gin poIicn0cS Nclinbr8 : @ci1cnf
fir 6rcuu0c uno @crpnnote I'M 9tlt.
bGimotbIanoe lit Der m6dcntIidc
Correspondent. @cnu jcbt beiteIlt,
miro an 6ic Torciic nlld oaS Hotbe
@lrh bci6rocrt mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Sebbcl's cin,iaes glteIier.

@ir babcn MIR Gin Mtclier in gaIti.
more, nnb bas befinoet fid in Der
Gtasc at cbencr Grbe, Nr. 321, WprS.
Wap', nabc Sisb-Str. Ginbcr.Ebo.
tusrapbien clue SpesialitGt.--9cine
Iecntcn nnb fcinc Srcppcn az itcisen.
J. GtbtsL 6. Grni, WcidGitsiibrcr.
t.,6iF-y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
RMr Wcndltnn0.

TEL nSeu,ihe Gprreippuheut" uiHutt Su Ieber
SeIt Scrihte nuf hbsr grrtubuugcu, Suf5ritsu,
@cburtStaae, arloene Huo ilbrrue 1ndb5citeu,
@cfeniha fts.NbcHoe etc, nit ben Haulen Der
Nulucfcubru, bic nbCr bcuhtdl acidrtebeu Iein
fpntu. NHh GCriounl.Hpti5 pcroen aern
nniscuummeu, Tie Giuirubcr icIdcr Ssridte
Hiiiru abcr ibren sumcH Mutcrid,reibeu uHo
Dor anem uiht Oeraetcn, TOO bic SetIlntsit
i~tnttfano - etraRe unb papSuummrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Sin 3crlt6rtcs Mcmidlcn9liif.

Gin putbetiidcr Sail in Der ipeltIlhcE
Goli,eiItution ucntiIirt. - 5obn
Gallagher, ser init f1appcr 9totb
Dem @ulgen cntranrl, obcrmoI5
in SdJmulit6tcn, - Sobnte Grcue
nit ihntQbIihcm llnoonf.
SoGn Z. Gallagher, BON 9tr. 1929,
Sii0 GacaItr., lulr0c gcltcru III ser
lUcitli6en %oIijciitotion BON Foli5ci-
rid)tcr 2oOcn obnc 3uIaIilung bon
giirgiduit Dem @cridtapcriobrcn
ii~bcrlpicicn, neil cr nid)t iiir Oen In.
tcrboIt ieincr @ottin 8ciorgt babcn
ioa. Gieier SAL lit in mcbr ais ci-
her 8iuiid)t Elm putbctiihcr, 8ror
@ologbcr, mcldc nod por mcnigcn
&obrcn cinc S6Gubcit mar, muroc
Dor eincm Sabre uon ibrcm @ottcn
oci6oiic1, neil Tie 0cnliclbcn lpc9en
lcinc8 2ebcn9lpauotl3 &ormiirie &C.
mod)t Bate. Gm MorUldnocr l(ni-
reriitdtSs &oipitalc guben Die Ncr5tc
bel ibrcm Giutrciien jcOc @oiInung
oltf ibre @cnciumg oltf, mo Coroner
Martin muroc nod) Dem StaOt-0os
Ipitol bcItcllt, nm bic Nntc=W ortcm.
Nllsi1gcn ser &crmun0ctcn alti5utcb-
men. 0ieielbc rici ic0od), ais ibr Der
Coroner Sen 3mcd icilc5 aommenS
o~lacinon0er 9cicbt bate. aus: nNelL
ncilt, i1 mill nidt ltcrbcrL i6 mil lcs
ben, ltnl meillcn @uttcn Dor Dem @dl-
gen 81 bemnbrcn", ln0 DirtltdL trob
Der YropbC3eiun3cn ser llcr5tc, gc1o@
Tie ml6. Gallagher lobntc 0ieie An.
11n9lidfcit 0uollrdl 0oB CT Die Nrolt
tltr5c 3Git, no6oem iic OnS NoipituI
pcrloIien bate, i'm Sti6 Lies ul0 'cit
icner 3cit I'M @un5cn iiiuf Collars
sat ibrcm llnterbuIt bcitrltg, User
chit sic blilbcnoe Grihcinung tanntc
mo gcitcrn Ooa 5ltiammcngcbrod)cnc,
clcno m~laicbcn0c @eib lab, Ser tonn-
e lid toum ocntcn, OnB IN 10 tllr5cr
3cit Elm io|hcr Nc6icl ~iIberbolpt
mogli6 mar. Eoli5ciridtcr Soocn
mar Oh ser 9cbonohmg, mcIhe sic
6roll bon Scitcn ibrc9 Gotten crbol'
ten bottc, I'M b0d)Itcn @rn0e entriiitct
mo ertlGrtc, 0oB cr icIbit Dor Die
@roB0cihmorcncn gcbcn mcroe, nm
ocniclben flarcu @ein III Sem Sale
cin5uidCnfcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

ION iino nod europa iiber Baltimore
poer Nen.0orf, 9aiiite ODER 3miihen.
oed. 0ebieI, ausldnoiihes @elb,
Greoitbriefe nnb GeloienSunsen.
S6cu. s.. Sicner & ST.,
Nr. 217, Git-galtimurc- Stratc.
a.
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Arizona republican., 1908-02-07
VOLTS BREED
 YOUNG HAR6lS
Kills His Father the Noted
 MOuntaineer
He Himself Had Farticf pated in Much Kentucky BlOOd-Letting.

Jackson. Ky. Feb. 6.-Former Coun- ty Judge James Hargis. for many
 years a member of the state democrat ic executive committee. accused of complicity in many murders and a prominent figure in the feuds which have disrupted Breathitt county for several years. was shot and killed in his general store this afternoon by his son, Beach Hargis. The son fired five shots in rapid succession at his father. who fell dead while clerks were wait ing on customers. The exact cause of the murder has not been learned, but it is supposed to have been the result of a difference which existed between the father and son for some time. The two are reported to have had a quar- rel several nights ago. when she father it is alleged. was compelled to resort to violence to restrain his son. Young Hargis. it is stated, has been drinking heavily O. late.
 He came to the store late this after noon and was apparently under the influence of liquor. Judge Hargis. it is stated. spoke to his son about drink ing. and a quarrel resulted Father and son stepped behind a counter when the son. after a few minutes conversation. drew a revolver and fired five shots. Four took effect, the noted mountain character falling dead. A young lady stenographer and the GUS toners rushed for the doors. fleeing in fright Young Hargis was arrested and placed in jail He was raving like a maniac and the officers were com pelled to drag him to jail.
 Judge Hargis will be buried in a casket which he himself purchased a month ago. When visiting the Ma tional Casket Company at Louisville he requested to be shown the most elaborate coffin the company had in stock. Nothing suited him, but finally he ordered one along his own ideas. costing $50. This afternoon a tele- gram was sent to the company as fol- lows:
 Express to-da-' casket selected by James Hargis, as he is dead. Mrs. James Harris"
Arizona republican., 1908-02-07
THE TROUBLES
 Of MIR. MORSE
It is No Wonder That He
 Sought a Needed Rest
The Former Promoter and Banker Sent For to Face Grand Jury.

New York, Feb. 6.-At the request of United States District Attorney Stim- son, Albert BOardman, counsel for Charles W. Morse today cabled his client at Liverpool asking Morse to return to the city. Boardman believes he will take passage on the first steam CT sailing west after the arrival of the Campania, upon which the attorneys say Morse sailed from here on Satur- day.
 Boardman's action in calling his client back. followed an hours confer ence with Stimson, who is in charge of the investigation before the federal grand jury of the recent conduct of certain national banks. Boardman had been subpOenaed to appear before the grand jury today supposedly to tell what he knew of MOrse's connection with various banking institutions
 Asked why Stimson requested him to ask Morse to return Boardman said: q do not know. but I suppose because a good many people here want him." Stimson would say nothing as to why he desired the presence of the man who, after he had organized the Amer ican Ice company and the Consolidated Steamship company. and was reported to be worth $2O,O0O. .0OO. became disas- trously involved in the misfortunes of the banks which he had been able to control.
 Tt is the policy of my office to di- vulge nothing concerning criminal proceedings which may affect differ ent persons and institutions" said Stimson: "I cannot discuss the mat ter. Neither will I admit or deny any of the rumors current"
 The rumors referred to were to the effect that the present federal grand jury would likely return indictments in the banking cases soon. Several weeks ago Stimson admitted that the grand jury since early in December had been Investigating the banking situation but as there was a likeli- hood of indictments being returned he declined to say anything.
 The Cunard officials are quite con- fident that Morse had not sailed with Campania. It was pointed out by his friends today that the effect upon the health of Morse. of seeing his once great fortune melt away. was such as to make it probable that he had se- cured passage through others to avoid interruptions to take a needed rest. The same associates ridiculed the idea that the bankers trip abroad could be reasonably construed as showing an inclination to escape responsibility at home. Disclosures of troubles of Morse followed each ether in rapid ctrn of fo the effect that creditors of his banks