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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Annaacicllrn iuNrm blntru.

Ger Hr1Iiocnt oc3 StaotrdthS bon
6reoerid, Wc., bciiirmortct Gr.
laB zines Wcicbc3, onS Slulggc.
iclcn Itcucrpilihti1 mod)t. -
Gntpiieblt @ciratbcn ais ouS bette
WiitteI sum %orplrtafcmmcn.
Sr. Gopi0 2%omcniteilL &r6iiocnt
oca StoOtrath9 pom 6rcocrid, rcgt
Den GrlaB zines @ricBca AT bo~ sic
llcbr ais 81 Sabre uItcn &lunggcicl-
len Ser StaOt nit elmer Stcucr be-.
Ic5t, meld)e 0cn EcrbciiCrlnBcn Ger
Stn0t 81 @utc fonntcn iou. Gr itcbt
ultf Sem StuuOplmftc, oub cin @eict
in 0iciem Simc iiir ocn ganiclt
Stnot onAcnonmcn merocn iuQte, bat
0bcr Iein %bcFon0crcS NuBCmmcrt nltf
Trc0crid geriftet, NO, nie CT iugt,
ST. uiclc iltnAe unpcrbcirutbrtc WtGll.
l,cr lebcll, Ole mobI i'm Stonoe ND,
rem, lid cit cl1encS Scim jlt grill.
0cn, iiir oua lie Stcucrn bcjablcn
nliiBtct. &r. 2olucnitcin ncint, mclrl
Die NtGnlcr liCbcr unucrbcirotbct Bile.
ben, 10 ici oa5 ibre Snd)c, 0pd) lir0c
tcinBrmo Dor, marltm oicielbcn utid)t
pcraOe 10 gut mie Die &c%rbcirotbcten
nit 81 ocnt l~tntcrbdlt ser Stu0t bel.
tragcn iollten. Gr ldlld9t cine nift
SIT hobc Steltcr nor, meldbc i'm Scr
bGItnib 81 Dem Ginfommcn ser BE.
treiIcnOcn Itcbcn Iol, lunO alalbt, 0ub
cine lold)c Ginrihtunl nlanfc iltnNc
Wt6nner bn5lt bencgcn merbe. lid
cine 6aruilic 5lt g%rilnocn. llno Dies
bGlt @r. Somenitcin iiir sen bcitcn
@c0 gum &oruGrtafonncn I'M &c
ben. &r. 2owcnltein lit ons Scniors
Witglico Der Sirrno 2omcnitciu 4
@crtbcinlcr llno Gin icbr m%oGlboben,
Scr Mnnn. als or, u Sabre alt, iid)
acknowledgements rr 500 icin gan
5e8 8crno0enrltn0 bcioB Elm Chiffon.
men pon So pro Wod)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
3luei Selben.

Foli5iIt Sdmiot MO Sacob Eeti
ipringen in SORES Sails unO ret.
ten ben SeIbItntoro GunoiOaten
Gee 9apis. - Ger Mann lit ieis
ncn Hettern oanf6ar.
9(rbeit5los nno am 2eben per5ruei-
feln0, luolte g~eitern Wittog See 1a-
bis, sc Sabre ali, Hr. 30, Horo-Sigb-
StroBc. Der b0ier @elt freiiuiui9 oer
Giiden febrcu, uno iprong Inn T1
llbr bon Der 2erington.S IT, Bride in
Sores Sails. Eoli5iit Sdntiot BON
mittIcrcn GiItritt iultroe biernon in
&crntnib geiett, uno oils CT aui bic
Bride elite, iub or MIR oen Giidet
oca ManncS aus Dem @aiier ragen,
p0bren0 Iopf, Nrme ut0 9eilte I'M
Sflomme oergrubClt marelt. Dine
lid einen Ilt9cnblid SIT beIinnen,
ronntc Eoli5iit SdmiOt. gefolgt bon
&ocob Geti, gr. t20, Worfet.YIoce.
brrd) etn Sarriion.S tt .-SoltS uno
iprnng nit Srlm mo Nod bon Scr
Wioltcr etlpo 10 SUB tief ms @oiicr.
Fcti iolgte icinCm 9eiipieI. 9eioe
luotctcn bis ST 0cm I'M @oiier liegen.
Den SelbItmorOsGonoiootcn mo if
rem Dcrcintcn &r1iten gelong es, 6ett
Vtonn ans ieiurr2 Gage SIT befreien uno
an ooS llfer 81 briugen. Ter Monn
bate Id)on Die 9eiinnung perloren
mo mar oerortig nit Shlamm be.
ocdt, Dab mon nid)t ertenncr fonntc,
oh or Gin Wcibcr o0er Elm Negcr par.
Bolt5tit Sdntibt lieb MIN ein Sab
hcruntertuerfclt, rlto rolltcn er uno
YctI Den 9eiinnun9Sloien ouf benz
Sob hin un0 fer. bis ihrc @eniibun.
gen nod elmer bal6cn Stln0e Arbeit
c~rfolgrcid ipnren mo ser S%cl6ltmloro.
Gan0i0at miebcr SIT otbnten bcaonn.
NlS Der Eotrolmngen gefomnlen mar,
murbe GauiS nit Striden emporgeSo.
gen rnb noh Dem Stoot. SoipitoI &C.
brod)t, no conitotirt lpuroe. oob bic
beroiid)en 9emiibrngcn BON Sfmiot
lino Ectt oas 2eben bon GopiS aeret.
tet botten. Gr oanfte icinen &ettern
ltno iogtc, Dob cr ME picoer in ieinem
2c6cn cinen ScIbitmoropcrilld ma.
d)cn miiroe, ser @cihmod bcs @oi.
icrS bate ibm nac 2lit benommen.
FoIi5iit Sd)niot, oeiicn Uniform bon
obelt biz litltcn nit Shmub beoedt
lpor, mllroe acItottet, nod Souie gu
ge6en, nm iid um5u5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Gle futb ct. Eoul8 &C.
III einbc, Dcrcn @ottesbouS iid on
Caroline. unb Sliucrltrobe b%cIinoct,
pcronitaltete g~eitcrn in @cbcr's Gart
an ser lSorIoro.Houb ibr jdbrlihes
Ticnic, ooS iid zines iebr suten BE,
luds erfreutc. Sir bie licbe Sugerlb
lul,rocn aGc m6glihen biibidcn Spic.
lc ~orrongirt, bel Ocnen @eidenfe sur
@crtbei(ung gelon9tu1, uno fir bic
Grmodiener gob eS Die iiblihen lin.
tcrhoItungen, mie EreisihieBen Ereis-
fcgeln, Wulif II. i. 10. am abcno er-
idyien Wopor Mnbool mo ridtete ei.
nige @ortc an Ole gnlpeienber. Ser
Mopor NOR bltrh Gidter @nn. NJ.
Iunn ul1o 0errn Hnul Gro0obl i'm
Hat6Gai,s per Nltonlobil ubgeDolt
moroen. 9(r ser Spibe oeS arrange-
ments.G Counties, bos lid %ieiller aui-
qobe oitf ercellente @eiie entlebigt
1ottc, Itono Gidtcr @nl. ~. Gum.
tnoroentli6c 9etroge
- Samuel 2ebolpis BON Nr. 912,
Sit-Gratt.S trobc, Der NIT Dem Gon.
oufteilr 9oipcrs bon Der @apitroBen-
Clinic iuegct cineS Sransferir. 9iaetS
GifferenScn bate nnb Den @aggon
niht pcrloIicn nolltc, iprroc geitcrn
bon Hidltcr Grammar nit 81 uno Sc.
item beItraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

aleinigfcit gemcien lit, oicicl6en ole
5ufrieoen SIT ltoucn. I'm 10 mcbr
ircllt eS ms, logcn 5lt f0nnen, ouB
Sic lid Sbrcr ihuierigcn Nuignbc
nit llntlid)t mo @cihid cntlcoigt bo.
ben iuno cit Sc0cr BON ms iid) nit
&ergniigcn Der Gage crinncrn miro,
iuclfe mir oni DEM NIccrc pcrlebt ba-
ben.
Niit beiten @iini6cn iiir Sbr fer.
nereS @oblcr0cben 5ciHncn nit @ph-
od)tlrnh ge5. Carl Gbcrbor0, George
@rolills, omtlidc &crtrCtcr 0cs Horo.
unlcrifaniidCn Gurucrbun0cS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Sablrcide Sranoc.

Sic 6ritcrmtIr Gdttc gcitcrn abcno
feiite Suite. '--rr. Nsutoe llubeslt elm
Gllbcub Nal nlnrmirt. - &un-
Oclte iid) in olcn 6Glcn nur nm
fleinc @rGlnoc. - Iie meiitcn
@rGnoc IN Baltimore.
,Sn1 2urfc bcS gcitri9en Nohmlit-
tags mo gbenb5 lurr0c Die 1%Serers
mcbr OeS Seftcren nlornlirt, ipe5icq
liefcn aus Dem oitlidcn ul0 n%oro0ita
lidcn Stnbttbeil 5nblrcidc Nlorme
Elm. lin 123 llbr bronnte cS altf benz
0od) 0cS N~obnbouicS ocS Sol. &cl.
Ter, Nr. 713, o-Annitrobc. Gic
6lommcn murben ie0od geloidt, ebc
ncnmenSrpertbcr Sdoocn olgerid)tct
mar.
Illrd) circn 0cieftcn &omiln cllt
Itnno fur5 Dor 4 llbr i'm 5lucitcn
Stodlucrf Der Wobning ocS Scrrn
Srnnt u. Ectcrien, Tr. 1876, NorO,
SraOIorOltrnBe, cin Brand, Der einclt
Sd)oOen o ctmo $40 onrihtctc.
Gin @nSoien itcdte geitern 9tod),
mittag Sol5rperf IN Ger Slide Scr
@o6niung BON Sorrp 1imidiib. Nr.
"A, Noro.9onbitroBe, in Brand. Gic
Slonmcn mur0en ourh Scrrn u.
Croft gcloid)t uno betrGgt Der Sda.
ben l1llr etlpo $40.
Phi unbcfnnnte @eiie gCrictb ocs
itern Mittog I'M 0ritten Stodlucrf ocS
Sollies Nr. 1923, @oiterr.2% (pcnlc, ei.
ne nit @uIolin geiiilltc Same in
@ronb. Sri. Sennie 3iclinSfi mari
biciclbc in Den Sofroum. Gie Same
ihlilg gcgcu bos Sous BON 6rou &.
@olfe(, moourd) Ole @duo in 9rono
gerietb. Iic 6cucrpcbr bate Die
Slammen nod) menigen Winilten I'm.
ter Gontrolc. Ger Sdooen miro olli
$50 gei6GBt. 11
Sn Der No6nung 6cs Serrn 3. &.
5iitner, Nr. 922, Noro-Goitleltr., emf.
itano a~citcrn abcnO acgcn 129 llbr
bur6 sic Grplolion elmer Tetroleum.
Campo 6cucr, bas einen Stoben pom
etlpo $50 onrittcte.
lin 1850 llhra abcn0S mllrbc bic
1eurripcbr mad Dem lunbcbo,ttcn Elos
an @itiliorosA neniie mo Gogcr.St IT.
acrilielL no cill Sailfen Gebrif)t Der
Eennipluonio.9ob in Brand geru,
then mar. las 6euer ipuroe gel0i6t,
obne S6aocn oltgerid)tet 5lt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Srr. y orr cO matters Sels
d) cubc00nQni s. 9oS 2eihcll.
bcg1ngniB bcS am 9ienitog i'm ct.
N1ncS-SoipitoI pcritorbenen 2eitcrS
Ser Enrf.Gopellc &rn. &. Goriep ga.
tcrS, iinoct beltc &ormittog bonn
Srnucrbouic, Nr. 1921, 9oltonsStr,
aus ltott. lin 9 llbr miro Sotcr
Somc8 i. Nolor, o%iiiitirt BON Softer
@iQiom Storr, IN ser fotboIiiden
Corpus G6riltis&ird)c, 2ofupette. lrn0
Mount Nopol.gpcnlle, eit icicrlihcs
Hcquicnl.Sodont ~celebrircn. Gin
Gbor miro einigc @eidnge' gum Gor.
trog brinacn. PTS 9obrtlld)trGgcr
fun9ircn Die iol0cnocn Scrrcn: SoS.
Sroinor, @omorO GOoleburL Sofpuro
0olrpmple, Charles @olters, Soiepb
gaftp rllb Charles Willoil. Iie Otits
0lieocr Der Fnrf. aopclle mcr0en IN
Corpora on DEM 0egrdbnib tbcilneb'
men ipdbreno oeS GeltcS 0icier Soi.
Jon mcrocn bieicl6cn 81 Gbrcn beS Nh.
benfcnS ibrc$ p%crltorbcncn 2eitcrS CT.
men Srouerilor nm Den Mrni tragcn.
Gin Der bd II II ibpoller
Stur5. - Sm rSobnS SopfinS.
9oipital" ltorb porgcItcrn Der is
Sabre oltc GboS. 9. Burns bolt
stanley 80, an cincm Sd)0oclbrud),
0cn er Dor ciuiGCn Sngcn IN Stanley
erlittcn bate. Burns nobm an ser
Terid)icbung cincS SallS tbcil. SnS
9nd 6cS Scstcrcn fam nit Sclcgro.
pbcn0rGbtcn in Gontuft, iucSbolb
Vur1S ollf cine &citcr Itlcg, I'M oaS
SinocrniB 5l bcIcitigcn. aaltm bate
CT Die CrG6tc sur Seitc 9cidobclt, ais
oiclelbcn 5ltrildidnclltcn mo i'm bon
Der Seitcr mnricr. 9tnd)0cm Dem Scr.
letter. Gin Notbucrbon0 ungclcgt mar,
luilrbc CT nad) Baltimore 5lptds Dor.
nobrlc elmer Operation iiberiiibrt.
Ger 2eidnom pltr6c gcltcrn nudp
Stanlcp sur 9ccrOi0lng 5uriidgc.
ionot, nod)0Cm Coroner GorlltbcrS
bonn noro0itli6cn Giitrift cillcn olli
llnioa lultcnocn S~oOcsid)ein nltSgc.
ltclt bate.
2 trob cnrei / gungS
G o ut III ar NideS pcrlangt inn
~Gcutidcn Gorrciponoenten" angc-
bote olti Neict iiir Die S%tro6cnfc6r.
Otoibinen, 0ie Bis gum 80. Sili cir.
acrcidt mcr6en miiilen.
Scdo Wonote Nr6cit5s
+ oua crbiclt gciiern in Scr %iiiotuelt.
IidJcn FolijciItation Der yWobrioger"
un0 piclfod) uorbeitrufte SbomaS 9.
Vroipn 5ltoiftirt, iuclder, pie bercita
irn D2cutihen Gorrciponocnteu" be.
ridtet, am 9ienitng perboitet luurbc,
neil er 5oblreihc Veluobner 0e5 lilo.
lucltliden 3iitriftcs ourd Wobrioge.
rel nno nnoere aniiic f~Ieinere @eIo.
lunmen obnabnt. Gle meiiten lei,
ter Spicr iino orne, unruiiienoe
Sclte.
Grlitt t0otli6e griib J..
10 un0en, - @eItern Woraen ltorb
Die . Sabre olte Gona BOUNDS, God.
ter bon Serrn uno 6rau SSones u.
9oru0s, IN Der @obnung ibrcr 81.
tern Hr. 2lt6, Sit,Wonument. Ctr,
an ben 6olgen BON TerleBungen, mel.
dc lie onoilrd crlitten bate, oob Tie
AM letter. Montog in ser 0ohnnng
elmer Natborin inc inen aeiiel iiebGn.
Den @oiiers geiaqen mar.
Ger Siunn3marft miro
beiier. - Gie Ibrednung oeS Bal.
tinore Glearina.Soitie betriig geItern
$i.329,iS0, $577,165 peniger, als am
qlcidllaltienben Suae 0eS 0priabreS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Sur Iebtcn Hube. - Bonn
Srailcrbal.ic, 9r, t0t0, Noro.Gentrol-
auenue, aus fono geltern Nodmittag
Die geerbiGrng Der am Is, SSili I'M
altcr bon 70 Sobren perltorbcnen
6rou 6rieoeridt 9eb inter grober 9e.
tbciligitng bon 2eiOtrugenoen alti bent
baltimore Srieobofe itutt, nod)oent
Eoltor Sulins 8ofnlonm BON ser oellt-
ldcn 3ionsfirhe einen ieierIidelt
Srouergottesoicnit gebalten bate.
Gine 6ilac prGdtigcr 9llmenitilde
ifmiidte Den Snra. Die Serren @.
mo s.. Heinburot. Goiuuro mo Gbos.
9eb, CHARLES Godtermouu un6 grnjt
Wor1er %flngirtcn ais observation-disclosures,
rlto Die 5irnlo Senrp Soed II. So6ne
leiteten Die 0ceroigung. Die Serltor.
bene lullroe am q. allgllt 1888 in
Wilrtetnberg gcborcn ilnb fam Dor
% Sobren nod Imerifa. Sic mar
nit Serrn 8uItouitS get perbeirutbet,
Der ibr Dor 10 Sobren I'M 9ooe porolt
gilg. 5rnu 9cb binterl1Bt orei Sob.
he, $50. Mm. i, Srco. Is. mo Gbos.
$. Bet, mo orci GnfcIfinoer.
Seiuen @uubcn erIegen.
SIM Sobns 9opfinS' Soipitol itarb
on 0icnitag Der orei Sabre alte So.
lapb Serpino, Sobn BON 0rn. uno
5rNl 6. Serpino BON Bort Gepoiit,
CIT oen Solgcn bon Vronomunoen,
peld)e CT am Wontag bei'm SpieIcn
nit 3~iinobol5crn e~rIitten batte. Sic
Wflttter brG6te Den &naben nod
baltimore, in Der Sofimltng, i'm ret.
ten 5ll tornten.
@cfGbrlider Stur5.
Die 10 Sabre alte Srau Sulou
Sobnlon BON Nr. 1908, Orleansitr.,
iicl gcitern iriib, mdbreno tic i'm
Sdlufe umbcruunoelte, einc Sreppe
berab. Sbr Sobn b0rte Den Stlrj
uno brod)tc Die 6rou auf Elm Sofa,
moruui er Or, Huiiea BON Nr. Ala,
Noro . 9rooopap, berbeibolte. 2eb.
tcrer conitotirte, boB Ole alte Srau
neben einem armbrld aiid) inherit
die &erlesungen oupougetragen bot.
te. 2ies mor ooS erite Mal, boB
6rnl Sobnlon idloieno undergoing.
Serr SriebenpaIo ME.
erermGb It. - Nui 0er 3ioni.
ltcn.Gonpention 5u atlantic.Gitp lit
Cr. Sarrp 6~rieoenlualb BON 9alti-
more ais ErGiiOent ser 8eieai6aft
mieoererludblt porocn, Ser 2oiliS
GpItein bon Neru. 9)orf lit Sice-YrGii.
Dent, SEER Senrp Sodion BON Bits
burg Sfutmciiter inO Serr Soieph
Salon bon Sort Bortb, Seras. Sefrc.
tor.
H%eiietui d. en- m arber cont.
III ittirt. - Charles 6. gpler un0
Sobn arifterL Die bon Den Ieteftips
lid mo Armitrong am 0ienitag noe.
gen Giebitdbls elmer Heiietaihe bot
u. .. Sing aus Columbus, sc,
altf Dem llniouz9 obnbof oerbaitet
ipor0en fparen, murocn geitern post
Hihter Grammar Dem @eridtspcrfaG.
relt iibermieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Stiir5tc Sic 5repbe bin
q &. = SnioIgc zines 1ebItritts itiir5,
te geItern Mlittog 5roll amelio @il-
lioms. AZ Sabre olt, BON SIR. 916,
Noro.9raoioroitr., in ibrer @o6ning
cine 5reppe hinob. Sic erlitt Scr.
lctungcn I'M 6eiidt unb brof beioe
Sonoaclcufe. Gr. 6. S. Mcbcr, iul.,
bon Nr. 1881, Observation-Disclosures,
oronctc ibre llebcniiibrung nadJ Dem
ct. Soiepbs 6oipitol an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Guroporeiie 6eS Gurois
- Cardinal @ib6ons miro
ON 6rcito9 Baltimore pcrloiicr, Inn
am Somitng mad europa ob5lliob'
reu. Ter Cardinal miro pom @iidoi
S'Gonnel BON Der tothoIiidJen llni.
periitGt mo Yoter 2ollis C'Gonouoll
BON Der ant6eorale nod europa be,
alcitct merOcn. Ter bofmiiroigc va.
fer ScIir @or0 pom Yoiiioniitcnralo.
tier miro MIR bis Sobofcn mitfnbren.
@Gbrcr6 ieiner guroporciie, bon Der
er crit i'm Sftobcr 5ilriidtcbrt, miro
Cardinal Gibbons Den Glld)oriiten'
Gongrcb III 2onoon beiudcn, uuf Dem
or cine Hcoe bolten miro.
gauinpcttor Erei it 0 II ior.
BERT I'M oGcutifen Gorreiponoenten"
4ngebote iiir oen Grid unb Ous Gin.
6inocn Der @oltgeiete, Die bis gum %.
Suli cingercift iein miilien. Gas
Rdbcrc beingt Die an5eige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

5olgenne Snboiiiruugcn iiir Die
ncllct anlciben licicu gcitcrn inl
Wopprs 9iireoll cin: 81. &urt Gen.
icrtb, Gr. SbomoS 9. @oufins, 3r.
Sobn Is. San, Or. 5. WicGombribge,
q. 5. Gcmpcr, Gr. 8. &. Song, &C.
notor Somes 9oling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Scrr Soicpb aellnnn, Der IN Or,
$40 observation-disclosures, Elm 6crrcn.
Wo0ca@cidGit betreibt, iibertrug Iein
Gcrnlogen 81 @ilniten Der @ldubigcr
on Srlr. &. 6. SttenGeimcr ais Qru,
Itce, mcld)cr $1,000 Si6erbcit %leiItete.
Sic @utbnbcn meroen olli $1,000 an,
gegCbcn; 0enielben itebcn WerbinOlidls
feitcn IN Spbe bon $1,000 9egcuiiber.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18
BLEACHED
FLOUR IS
QUESTION
Hearst News Service.

Washington, November 1S.-Wheth-
er bleached -four is healthful is the
problem to be decided by the board
of Food and Drug Inspection at a
hearing today. Prominent millers ap-
peared before the board to defend the
practice of bleaching flour. 1t is al
legged that the public demands -four OF
snowy wilderness and that the un.
bleached product would be unstable
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18
RARE BOOKS ARE SOLD
THE To BEST Bidder

at the date of publication of the
Catholicon.
Another famous rarity is the edito
princips of the Imitatio Christi by
Thomas a Kemps, printed by G..
Zainer at Augsburg about 1471. There
is also a copy of the Summa de Sec
rements by Johannes de Aurbach the
second book printed at Augsburg by
Zanier. 1869.
Others among these masterpieces
are:
The second edition of Livy, printed
in Rome by Udalricus Gallus not later
than 1470. 1t is the Sunderland
copy.
The first Florence edition of Dante,
1881, with Yandinos commentary and
engravings after Botticelli
The rare and valuable Nuremberg
Chronicle, 1893.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18
TEXAS WATERWAYS
MAY BE IMPROVED

powerful dredge is at work under an
other contract digging a ten foot
channel from the pass into Corpus
Christi bay. This new route, known
as the Turtle Cove channel, will lessen
the distance from Corpus Christi to
Arkansas Pass from thirty-five to
twenty miles. 1t will be completed
by February 1 next year. The dele
gates will view this stupendous work
as the guests of the Corpus Christi
Commercial club. At noon a special
luncheon of seafood will be served at
a hotel at the. pass.
At p. m. after the return to this
city, the convention will be brought
to close by a magnificent banquet
complimentary to all visitors This
feature will cost the city of Corpus
Christi several thousand dollars and
orators of national fame will respond
to toasts.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18

DR.. w. A. Charping has moved his
office to the Carter building, room 3O3.
Call on him for your optical work.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18
Hearst News Service.

New York, November 1S.-Some of
the rarest and most valuable Oil vol
umes in existence are included in the
list of offerings at an auction which
is in progress in New York today
Representatives of book collectors of
this country and Europe will bid for
the rarities and they will likely bring
high prices.
Notable among the. masterpieces Of
fered is the Catholicon of Johannes
Balbus de Janna, folio, old Russia,
gilt, Mongutiae, 1860. This is sup
posed to have been issued from the
famous press of John Gutenberg and
is the fourth book printed with date.
It's predecessors, the Mazarin Bible,
the two Psalters, and the Durandus
were printed on a different press
which was owned by Fust & Schoefer
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18
Hearst News Service.

Corpus Christi, Tex, November is.
of all the navigable
streams of Texas and the construction
of an inter-coastal canal are the OBJ
jects of the State Waterways Conven-
ton, opened here today. Distinguish
ed men are in attendance. and sur
rounding states, as well as all parts
of the great Lone Star Empire are
represented.
One of the most interesting features
of the conclave will be tomorrow's
steamer excursion to Arkansas Pass,
where Uncle Sam is making possible
the building of another seaport so
badly needed on the Texas coast. An
army of men is now engaged there
under a 100000 contract in building
a second jetty which will give from
twenty-five to thirty feet of water
over the bar. Immediately adjacent a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18
ToDAY's BEST STORY.

Recently a Dublin gentleman pro-
posed a drive with his wife to the
beautiful Glasnevin cemetery. Call
ing his little son, a bright boy Of
some four years old, he told him to
get ready to accompany them. The
child's countenance fell and the father
said, Don't you want to go, Willie?'
The little lip quiyered Yes papa, if
you wish" The child was strangely
silent during the drive, and when the
carriage reached the entrance he
chung to his mothers side and looked
up in her face with pathetic wistful-
ness. The party alighted and walked
among the graves and along the tree
shaded avenues, looking at the in
scriptions on the last resting places
of the jewellers in the beautiful city
of the dead. After an hour or SO they
returned to the carriage, and the ia
Their lifted the little boy to his seat
The child looked surprised, drew a
breath of relief and asked: why,
am I going home with your" "Of
course you are; why not?" Il thought
when they took little boys to the cem-
etery they left them there" said the
child. Many man does not show
the heroism in the face of death that
this child evinced in what to him had
evidently been a summons to leave
the world.-London Telegraph.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18
How to Treat a Sprain.

Sprains, swellings and lameness are
promptly relieved by Chamberlain's
Llniment. This liniment. reduces in.
ffamation and soreness so that q
sprain may be cured in about one
third the time required by the usual
treatment. % and 80 cent sizes for
sale by Hays & Field and Yellow Pine
Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18

TO SPEAK


New York, November 1S-John
Mitchell, former president of the
United Mine Workers, has accepted
an invitation to deliver an address on
trade agreements at the annual con-
vention of the National Civic Fedora
ton in New York on December IA.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-18
A SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA.

1t is suggested that eczema sufferers
SIX the drugglsI 1T the Owl Drug Store
or the Century Drug Store of this city
what reports he is getting from the
patients who have used the oil of
wintergreen liquid compound, D. D. D.
prpScriptiOn
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17
Back From the Hills.

Ed. Meserole, Ed. Manion and
Jim Whitson retur ned from their
months outing in the north coun-
try last Tuesday. Dick Bennett who
was member OF the arty returned
last week while the boys took a
joyed very fine trip and have
seen some of the most interesting
parts of Idaho. They were in the
Red Fish Lakes country on the Sal
mon river, along the Saw Tooth
range, in the Payette river country
also Atlanta, Bascomb and the 9TH
er parts nearer home. They visit
ed the ola Saw Tooth city where
flourished a few years ago pros
porous city of over three thousand
people and 'oday there remainss on
ly one to guard the solitude of the
place. There were houses well
furnished, csving in and tumbling
down from age and the action of the
elements, people having deser ted
the place, leaving everything be-
hind in their hurry to get out. At
salmon river the fish were just
starting to run and they were fort
unat inc securing as much of the
fish as they desired. They state
that the river was filled with fish
and a shot fired into the water
would send several to the top, some
weighing more than a hundred
pounds. The boys saw several bear
and succeeded in bagging three.
They travelled over $50 miles and
were in camp less than week dur
ing the entire month they were on
the road. Four pack horses carried
their shelter and provisions and two
dogs started with them, only one
returning. 1t was no doubt great
trip and one they will remember for
a long time.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17

full capacity of 1877 cubic feet per
second, practically completes the
company's project for the admitted
acreage of $4,000 acres. This will
give everybody water for the spring
of 1909 that are entitled to it, and
vii! require the payment of suf-
ficient funds TO the company on
past due notes as will enable them
to pay every dollar of their indebted
ness secured or otherwise.
contend and maintain that the
Great Western Beet Sugar company
is in better condition today than
at any time during the past two
years. Its Indebtedness is no
greater han at any time during the
past two years, while the canal
system is now 95 per cent COM
plete.
On next Monday a surve ying
crew will determine the feasibility
of running 10000 foot tunnel
through from upper Long Tom to
Boise River Canyon. This PROPOSE
tion, if founi easible, Will require
sixteen miles of flume on Boise
river tapping Lime creek a few
feet below its mouth, or where
it enters into Boise river. The
former contractors on the previous
tunnel work done by the Beet Sugar
II. l..
can be run and timbered for $40 per
foot, the fluming can be put in place
and completed in every detail for
$4,000 a mile. In other words,
$3.50, 600 will complete this tunnel
and flume and give us discharge
of 500 cubic feet per second during
the months of April, May, June and
to the first of July, our rights to
which there can be absolutely no
question. During the fall and
winter months after water is
turned off in Boise Valley we can,
even in dry years, use the surplus
flow from Boise river to fill our res
ervoir. There can be no question
to our right to use this surplus
water of Boise river to the first oil
July in ordinary years and unto the
18th most years. Irecently con-
suited D. w. Ross, formerly Gener-
al Supervisor Of the entire Govern
mcnt Reclamation service in this
state and principally the Boise and
Payette project. This project is the
only concern that could possibly
make any objection to our use of