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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Hollcrtc sic 9ciprcdu11 5niidcn Dem
ErGiiocntcu lln0 Icinem Soltpt. Irlit,
Butter" Sc noro gcnumfclt, Gr1s
Itoent Nooiepclt babe pom 0iCiem ge.
piInidt, er TolIe fltr5cr 6alo einen
Icn%iotionCIlerL gegcn RodcicIler mo
Stouoar0 Gel i~iberboupt gerifteten
Goup IancirclL mittcIit 0eiien nod
Dor Dem @obituac Die 2lllimerflamz
teit 0c3 Eltblifum5 oui ben Nntogos
ni5ml3 Der Administration geIenft
lpcr0eu t0mC. IS perlolItetc aber
mad @ccn0iqlulQ Scr Gonieren}, 0uB
rIruits@ Butter" ael(oqg nid)t I'M
Ston0c acpe'cu iet, ooa &crIonGtc 5t
letter, mo OoB Der Gr0iiocnt allI
ieiuc ciQenen Iitcroriiheu Rciiourcen
Gn8Gpicict lei, mc1m er nod NAL lctlt
0}iitbd)cu tijbIeu moQc. Gin &uit-
beIcbl 0e1cn \Sobn :, mGre Dem ErGs
Iioentcn luohl gcro0e red)t Qetueieu;
ihooc, 0aB Die 3citcn 9uopi9 ocS
Ticr}ebntcn nit ibren n2rettre5 sc
Cadet" mo Der itonCu 9oItiQc nidlt
mcbr mohcrn limo. "a bate ocm
ijberiliiiiiaCu often ShuGbcr," mlc
Sobn 2. RodeicIlcr titulirt miro, elm
nettc3 EIabfcn bcior9t merocn TON.
ncn.
No mad Suffer @oU.
&rGliOcnt Hooieuclt, Acknowledgement
Socb umo ctlidIe onOere Angcltcllte i'm
@rcilttipitob oe3 Y%r0Iiocntcn, mcIhe
in Gutter 9oU itimmbcrchtiat lino,
rciItcn Delrtc nm Mitternodt iibcr bic
gYennlDluonia 9obn" 0ortbtn ob, I'M
ibre Stinmcn ob5uDeben. 0ic Mid.
iobrt miro id)on mor1en 8ormitta9
angctrcten Wcr0en.
aoicrnen iir 6 ii item.
ArttIIerie.
&n ben 8ormihIoa iCincS @tat5,
mcldcu ooS 9riegsoeportcmcnt DEM
GnngrcB oQiGbrlid) cin5llrcid)en
pflegt, lit oieies Nal Elm Eoltcl ppn
$2,606, ITO fiir aoierneu mo Quar-.
tierc oui ocn Foitcn Der ailiten e Ar.
tilcric olIgcnomncn mor0en, uno
ciu EbciI 0eS 8eloeS lit fir aniernen
6cItinmt, pcldc allf Sort @ot3'
NORTH, Ncp.2)orf, crridjtet mcroen
%lollcn, oo bic Wmnid)oiten BORT nod
inimcr IN Den oltertbiimliGcn &aie.
mottcll unterQebraht ltn0.
~ cdr Sun0cStruppcn iir
Somaii.
9oa &ricg5oeportcmcnt trifit Gor-
hcrCitlut8elt, adt Gontpdgnicn >Sns
fontcric, &opolcric lno @elietrup
pen mad Sotpoii SIT p%ericben. NlS
Grf(Grlun1 miro ongegeben, Dab Der
ElolL cine groBe Morincitotion IN
&corI @orbor, So>poii, on5ulegen,
Die NbIeltOrng elmer ongemeiienen
8arnilon sur 9cicBung Der 2nnobe.
.ieItigtngcn uotbmenoig modlt. Die
2lnnabme, onB Ole rnpioe 3unobme
Ger iupaniid)en 9epolferung bon
etlpuS nit Dem 9ei6lulie 81
tblm bobe, miro olS unridtig be5eid)s
net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Sober Mann lit 5a iriner cigcncn
gniidjt bc5iiglidD Der @aiicr- nub
Snblunp.Inleibc bcrcdJtigt, mag iic
nod 10 nGrriidD cridcincn; abcr feiu
&crfcdjter narriidJer Nniidtcu bat
has HedDt, bic WotiUc uoil adJtbaren
Staotbcamtcn 5t DcrbGdJti9en, iuenn
cs iid) hrn oas Wubl Der StaOt ian.
Sclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Ybcr leiil ONT Lag 1plptlt meg -
lul0 idolt b0rtc tic Sr1l. @crHcr nit
Der H~citpciti6e fnollclt.
Sin poor Homen 1lnter1hretben
- 0o8 gebt iir!" t0ute c$ III jbren
0brcn - mic Elm gliB fam ibr oa
ciu @eoonfe,
SEER Merncr, @err @erncr!" rief
lie lart. oGIie bot bciti9c Soils
idmer3en uno i1 finoc Die rittigc
2r}nei nidt,"
Cine Der Qulu1cn @crner'a uur,
icinc GFoniIie Bel aIci1igfeitcn iclbit
5u furiren; er folGtc Sonno'a Mi
loiort.
Gr trat Dor ben Sdronf--in oeut-
irlbcrr N~n0enblid mari &onro Die
(hiir - OuS 3immer bate nlrr oicie
eiuc - 3u mo Orehte 0cn orollBen
itcdcn0cn 56liiIicl inn Shlob nm.
Gonn lief lie mic 9c6e9t Dor oos
Goua, ole Stuieu himmtcr, ricB Dem
Hcitfnctt Oie 3ii9eI aus scr Nono
uno riei oieiem 5u; v@cbe1 Sic 5u
Serrl 0erner, or be0uri (Sbrcr."
Gomn ifmon9 lie iitl olIt Hoiito lu0
juQtc oonon.
Surn1o mar cine idueioiQc Heitc
rim lulo bate ais &inb, mcnn lie NIT
ibrcm Nrloer ouI Der QroBcn @ieie
Cirrus" gcipiclt, oil i'm @crreuiottel
aeritten. @ic toll iloN 0o5 iIinfe
Sbicr jcBt 0abiu; aber Sauna iuB
felt. Nur iort, iort - ocrm lie
luI6te, jeNen Nn0cubIif fonntc ibr
Der NcriolQcr olli Den 6cricn iein.
llno cr fam MIR 5ll bol0. 2ll9 oos
Scrrclbol19 Don @urtenalcbeu IN
Sid)t foml, b0rtc lie lnlltc3 Nlrfcn
hintcr iidl, Cine mobniinniQc glnqit
podtc lie, 0icr IoB tic I'M Ncrrcniot-
tel oti Dem Efer0, I'M mciBen &leiO,
obllc NtIt. obne &citihc. lpcnu lie
MIN o~ugrbolten miir0e dis Hicroe.
oicbin - ais @obniinnigc2 &br
Ntbcm fclldtc - cr 3inQ in Sd)lld)=
5cu ilbcr - lie mar ibrer Sinuc
tcum nod mddlti0 - MIN bieB eS
liter Den M%oiicrQroben ieBcn - no
iito nobm cinru NnIoui - ober lie
rltid)c aus lulO iicl ms Moiier,
iu0brenN Sauna fopiijbCr ollf ocn
&oich TIoN.
SIN Nh ciltcn Nons BON Murtena-
Iebcn uno iein HchtS beiitono, Die
0os loltte Nufan ans 6cnItCr aclodt,
an @onno's Seite.
N}it tooteitbloficm @eIid)t uno aus
0robcn, otAItupacl 2Iltgen Iob JIG
i'm ol mo iIiliterte; n9Iiht inter
Idreibcn ia nift mtcri6rciben,
bis id Niles gclo0t -
Mis- ooa irntae M1Od)cn mieoer
3lm 9cmuBtiein fam. itonoen &on0
BON @ortclSIebelL Ietn RchtSbei-
Itotb uno Elm Nr3t INN lie berum -
SEER @crncr botte iif nod @ouie
geihlid)en, llnO Sauna cr3GbIte,
lpos lie aebort.
Sic febrte nidt picoer in ooS
@erncr'ih Sous 5uriid. 9alo bar
olli idloB @on9 bon @ortcnSlc6cl1
eiten iebr gilnltiAen @ertroQ nit Der
Observation-Disclosures ob, uto nod
Dem CT nod oltf Dem iiiolihcn 5beil
iei1es @runobeiiebcS Elm groBeS Sob
letlogcr entoett, bcirotbcte er
Sauna, Die ibn I'M leBten Nltgenblid
9fettlinq gebrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
Is. 9nau Snucriuctu, inn.. Nnipaft.
9fr, ilO9-1110, GaioertsguiloiH9.
@crtaai oc6 itberlebenoc III ger.ualtcrs oes
lUcrtbUnnen Nndlteigcutbume
Or. ~, sGutnlusS traEc, uuo
Or. 901 uno 9t3, Sruio.Siii s~gtucuue.

Strait ser in Dem 1citdmeitte ocs perilorbenea
Gariel Cannon cntbalte1elt NlutOritdt mo me
let etlell ge rGbl ocs 9SuiiengcridtS Der Siaot
Baltimore miro Der lllttcr3eiduete, iibcrlcbeHhe
Observation-Disclosures am Somncrftag, ben ~.
9tooettbcr 1908. 81 btn Iathbenn .intell Stlitoel
nt ben rcfyeftiucl Sriert auf piicntiider Ni.s
ton haS lpertbnolc Gadteiaeatbur1 oeriaufet,
ods ioie folgt bc'drtebcn miro, ndntli6:
Tim $50 llhr Maalnt. gir. 121, Nurns Gutnm.
StraBc. bcbnlt mt cil1enI orciitjdigcn 3iegels
~itetnsSaoei lilo 9SGbnbnt5 nit 6trterbau8. IS
204 Sui n6rblim bon altoutmentsStrab NIT
elmer 5ront an Cri:gelaltter Strabe bon etpa
10 Tllb, mi! ciHer Gteie bon eiluG 81 SUB.
8runo6in5 $500.
llm / ilhr Nu1m. %r. 901, 2ruib.6ta.g iuc.,
hehallI nit GtleIH brettt0digelt 9aoeu II. NUbns
bnls nit @interGaus. IS be9i1rt an Der
gtorooitSelte bon 9ruioz0ius@ nenue. cttpa 112
SUB nnropeitli6 bon VioolesStrabt. nit elmer
Sronie an beiaAter eriiae1atltter StraBe BON
etlpa 20 sui, nit elmer Itefe bon etlpa 80
6lib bl9 5t elmer Wien. Sirltno8tno $4,000.
limb iolort oarouf. Rr. 9f3, SrniotSias9tue.,
bebdllt nit einem oreiii6digen observation-disclosures
lIno 9Sohntdus, nit 6iuterbals. IS begirflt
an Der Gorooitfeitc bon SrIiiosoius9lpenue, Ell
mu 1872 Sub n0rbtpcftlid BON NiooIesS trube,
nit elmer Sronte an beingter Crftgeltannter Cir.
boll etlud 10 SUB, nit ciner Stefe bon eilpu 90
6l5 big 5t elmer IIeG. 0rino5ino $4,000.
,Iue unfolten big sum Gage oes &eriaufs be-
gIiteu.
8erfnnfss 9eoinarrReH: 9uar. Sin NeroTtt
Hides sur Seit oes GerfnufS ner,uilot.
Charles VI. Seuisfcr,
lleberlebenoer Observation-Disclosures.
Hattiiut & Wnhnn,
gpftionatoren
(GTi2t. 80 90, 20 ;gloo2 ,5.11.t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

9entidJe ndten itnr Mamner, bic
nit ebrliden @nfien fampfen; fir
@esner Der 8aiicr. nno snbuap-gn.
lcibe, bic eincn nnebrlidrm aampf
iiBren, 6a6en iic feiuen Debraad).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
6. Milan saueriuein, jun, Inualt.
gtr. 1t00-tt19, 9a. Oerts8liloirg.
GcrfGnf beS iibcrlcbeHocH 0erlualtere ocS
tuertBOelcu 9adltetgentGums
Gr. 1913, Yuro.SpparbsStr., uno gtr. SIG,
SNiuus Stra6e;
ltr, SDoM, yprD ANN d rbs Ctr. tuh gr S6S

Hr. 1913, Yuro.Spuarb.Str, uuh Mt. SIG,
Sgiuus Stra6e;
Ir. S59Na, Rproa ppp arb. Ctr. unb ar. S6s,
5liuusStrahct
nto Nr. SOL, Hurospoiuuros StrnBt
ardit Der III Dem Settdmente bes berltorbencn
ASanlcl @a1ioi1 ,ellfbnltenen Nutorittt urIo TIM
ter eine!1 &efebl oes 9Saifeitaeri6ts Der SiGot
Baltimore miro her ufter5eibllete iiberlebenbe
Observation-Disclosures am Wtittluudl, Den II.
ocn an oeI refpeftiueu Srten auf 1tfentli1er
9lIttion oas pertboole NaG1tctgentbuH oericus
len, bas, luie 1pllt, befdlrieben iuiro, lttmlih:
lint $50 itbr 9iadlnl. Gr. S33, giprb.Soparo,
Gtrac, Gt6aut nit einem 21a sfiDdiger 2doen
nHo JSubn6aus hit Sintecbaus ino einem q
it5dt9ei 3iegelltetr'9e ohneaus I'M .@interbofe,
ais 9tr. S26, SDiunsStrabe. hetannt. IS be.
ginnt an Der Gillette Der Soluaro.S traBe. etfua
270 SUB n5rolie5 Ron WinoiionsStrabe. nit eis
ler 6runtc ali heiagter eritaeflunilter StruBe
bon. eilpa Is SUE. nit, etler unreaelrndbt9et
liefe bon eipu 1877 6ib uno 8 3ou, bis 5t
9arelp's 9neb iett Iptonsstrabe g%eialtnt.
rnS ioi,rt barauf. ar. s59H, G%orb.oe,paro.
strafe bcbant nit eincm ~ .itodi9en 3iees!'
iiein'eaoer uio @obnbans uno einem 2.itpdt.
gen @ais i'm 3inter6ot ais 9r. 86s, 20fons
Sirage. beianit s. beeinmt an Der glfielte
Don SoipdrosS trabe, etlua 500 6ub itno 5 3ou
i5r6Iid BON MaOifon. trabe nit einer 5ronte
an beingter erftGcratnter Giraffe bon etiud 10
,fltb, nit ciner Tiefe bon etna 1877 5iib li1lo 8
ispl,,,, pig PIG va Sagsn'S aaeo, lest 1oionseirnBe.
llao fsiert oaraaf.. Gr. sci, @orS.SpwarS.
Straee, eeoai!f nit etrcti 2i& .ft6digen 3ie9els
uttitspuH9, NH St1lterhnitS. G5 be9trJtt al Der
AIlfietfe bon @ofparosS trabe. etpa $40 Sub
ttor9lih bon mtaoifon. Strnbe. nit elmer 5ronte
9l belaater ertieena inter Gtrnbe bon etiua 10
Sus, NIT elmer Giefe bon etro ITO Sib uuo 8
3nu. llrters5runo8ins 1861 0
gltden.
Serfalit5speoiraurpen: 9aar. Gin 9epoitt
ooft. 500 miro bon, adufer eines ieoeu Grnfos
Hides anr 3eii oes 8erfnufs Der nfiat.
Charles ". Seuisfer,
ueberlebe1oer Observation-Disclosures.
gdttiiun & @abau,
Nuftioraforen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
Gallagher, bcin Sanmciitcr.
i'm GOO slud qorb. glupcr.s trate.

Sauicr i'm GOO glud Vorb. GSluucr. etrobe.
Gine &ei6e mooerner, 6oeiit8digcr Sdiier. G
Simmer rIlo Bah. Gus &nbt6tmmer bot EMAIL
Iirte @nrne uno faiitares eiofei. Wnf6Gu} an
f%nnitiren annnI. @reis $3.50. gaieorieer
@rugb3tHa. Sbiac Sanfer baben bobe mo &c.
funbe Gage. 9la68ufragen i'm
Sirenn: Dir. 1851, on.Mpnumcut strase.
U4I-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
Sue5ial Npti,

ON GcbiIoete 9cutibe, DC Elm 3eim an ReubooDs
9ei0btS, nG6e Npnlan's Yuri, ipiiti6ell.
1900 0cnicrt MarDlGno-9l De.
6a6cn aae geauem.idfeifen zines $40, 900
SduieS an 96arleSs tnb Ct. 8aulzGtrabe, in
Der gii6e bon StraBcHbabnen, G6ulen mo Sir
dDeit.
9reiii6dig. ausaPbauibte 5ront. nit 8 3ints
frern, BAD, Sorrar6sfdmnler, QSafDerei mo
9ienitbotenitubc; Sampibci8ung, elcEtrifhc5
2idt lto Sas, fltnitoole GOmUinntion5sSta1oes
laber; pra6tnoIle 4aninGciimie. offene ~fnuitirc
itno aliSaiife; SlIi1lub on f~1nitiren aaItdI;
6tuei &eratocn am 9interBnuS. Sir Sdifer
pnftetl6e 9ehineargen; 5ur Bennbuna bereit.
5lr Srfpettton often. ItcIe Oermbgcnoe bcuts
t6e 6dmilien iuobnen icbt in bieier gIu6bnr'
ihatt in fpeider @runo6ei.B raid i'm 4ertbe
fiei1t.
George 6. sbumas,
(Gft2-MD Gr, 429, Qofps 8ui(oiua,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
3n p%Crfanfcn.
$95O.0O. 3t Ocrfaufcn: $95O.0(

Senc neuen mpocrueu 5lpeiitbdiGeH Sduier
al Der gtoroaoaresSiraBe 8lpiit,en Sdirlnpu1t.
Anenue uHo tSunettCzS traBe, init allen mnoers
mem @inrtdtuHleu; cemeuilrte Seller, 3oi uito
Srottoirs. @tnatIlirie 8uoelpannen ltno &iihcGls
@~tsaiiffe, IRA rmnr s3reppen lru0 s@Ciimfe, FAINT
tdre SratHuge. StraBen NIT nitriii3irten 3teqels
itPiHen geufIaitcrt. sic miiiieTt geicbcH tuer6cH,
nm itc ibibeit 3u f0nneu.
Wun Hebme Observation-Disclosures Hs.
Sebr lei0te @eoiHauugcn. Sur Infpefiion tide
lin uno Souutng5 offer. ~glQeuteu AM gIaGc.
@rulo8in5 $1,000. - iebSlloooreiGig EouarS
pro Iubr.
@altcr 9. @citpBal,
(GttS-) GGuuHterHebnTer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
Scrlnnnn 3QbenhpDn,

@enerolsgtgcnt mo Gruubetgentbums sMaflcr,
%euptteBlt ii6 benz qecbriet Yublifunl Geliens
6um Goucftircn BON Dtietbcn uno Gruno5infen.
blnt &erfqltf bon i~e9Iidenl 8rltnoeigentbam 70,
lpie 3ur ScritheruHg gegerl 6ellcrsgefaGr. glt
S9titstgrten bon nro nab europa iino bel
mir al babeH.
bureau: 407 @aitbersgIog.-1l1 N.sG6nrIes.
Str1Be. Gent 12lRtc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
Baltimore MarftbCridltC.

Baltimore, ,. %9toUcntbcr 1903.
DC G bl.- 3uiubr $3.50 SGiicr ctn-
958 6Giier SIT Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

81 ucrtnnffu:
$40 tauicn Cit prnmiuuilcS Gianiuu; Wtatas
gonDs8ebduS; pole @r6be; 7 1f3 Sftnpen.
SnuoerS d StnDilau,
Stioofts&de Charles ilb 6aDettezStr.
(Sftts2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
SECOND CALL

uS1O00 Conf 8 e 6 II. z Aver ....... 75k
$4,000 sparrop's BOiut 4l4er......... 0aIa
$4,000 Cotton 9uct per .............. 1914
$1,000 Cotton 0utl 5er .............. 78h
$1,000 l1uitco rms SIM ............ 53h
$4,000 @.9sS Nrcp 4cr ............. 43
$1,000 @eorgiu II. alubama Conf Der. .t0th
$500 ltutte6 H09 6iuo Ser .......... s0iA
. Ga Cont II. Ella /. VT. ........ 50
o 6nrnI II. W(crb 0uut. .......... 4s
50 9onf Cotton 3ucf BIO ......,. Pan
so Goni Cotton Eucf Bfo ......... PAN
1870 Gonf Cotton Surf BIO .......... %
~ Roriolf Rn 1t. Qiebt .......... II
$4,000 @s9bS 4er 40
$1,000 Scnbonro 10sidbr 5e ............ 00l4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
gu permictbcn.


Neue Sdltfer an Der GorosSaresG Giraffe, 8iuis
ihen 6atrmourtssoe. nno SaDettesStr.; aae
decentralization; ricbrtge Mietbe. Ntat ne6lHe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9tnb5uiruecH an Srt
uuo Stclc. tSftt NGD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
9erlanat i'm N%QGemeincn.
geutIdrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Stcaen9CindDe.


Sin iunGcr Geutihtr. 20 Idbrc ali, lpeldcr
iehe .%4.tolatc i'm Game lit, iuht in elmer Office
iprcbcr. iuipie @uhfibrung. Wiatr aorefftrc:
10. 40" yScutifcr Gprrcipnubent." t3O8D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
GtabiIrt 1925.
GOnlOli0atcO QOan 60.
1 NDrbs8 EtraEC

Sin eruBes glifortimeut oerfnueHer 8inmnns
ten, ubre1 lno SllneIer in eiHem 4riHatsg3eTs
tnut nod uttier h1lbem aoitenpreis. gStr eebeH
i,ddh ipte onr libernIe &arlebeu auf aue gSerths
9eBenitdToc. SetteHsSlngnng 8uut I}ribaisgl
reau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
gu U%rrfnnfcn.
- =
An u]erfnufcu:

9r. 1874 uuo tG5. gturo. 0orcs Strubc, ode pon
5ancttes StruBe; cute Gdc iHr beindbe trgeHo elm
crt mo steuc. Qiun nebmc 5nirmomt .Qruc.s
Gars. (Jto02 ,1lH)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
ouf Der hieiigen gffeften.
borie.
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 @eogaia II. gle Conf ser. .......t0th
$4,000 ltniise Rnilmabs Gtnf. ......... 534
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Gin BARGAIN. lueun infurt p~erinuit - Seds
pauler, lie 1925. 90; @rtrua 900. iolpic aubercs
Hano uno Staot. BENJAMIN e. Davis & 6u.,
1902 Eits9cTiugtpns Strnfc. CIt25-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Yu Ucr.nuitW:
sin Nulla lube hCm Ycriilbtous Niurft. gtulb=
~iltlagcI 6miiCneu TO llbr Norm. nm : lthr
&lbcnos int 0reAcihub Ar. 406, Gcari. straEe.
t30S I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Sater. 3llfllbr ll,S9o Suldel,
aus Den Glepotoren 5uriifge5ogen
6O0O Suidel; Glepotorcn Gorratb
POI ,506 guide(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

9fnt Samita9 gornlitto9 MGR Ser
Spe5taI'Q nDalt aeGlogs POM SliIti5'
1epartcmett, oeiien Spesiolitdt oa3
3uicbeIl uolt stanooro Cel.lfagna.
ten i'll, ms @eiBe Sans sur Comic.
rer5 berllien. 3uei Stunoen lang
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

(on2t. 28.2 . ;aoo2, 5.t1.12j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

tott21 2G.2o;Noo2 so
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-11-19
SHOOTING AT WAYNESVILLE.
Dave b. Vaughn Probably Fatally
Wounded by James Moody.

Asheville. Y. c., November r.
James Moody. son of ex-Congressman
Moouy, shot and probably fatally
wounded Dave B. Vaughn, travel.
ing salesman, at Waynesville early
this morning. The affair occurred
on the Main street, just at dusk. The
difficulty leading up to the shoot
ing is not definitely known, but it is
stated by eye witnesses that Vaughn
stopped Moody on the street for the
purpose of apologizing for an alleged
insult that Moody called Vaughn a
d rascal and Immediately shot
him and then made his escape before
he could be apprehended. The bull
let penetrated the abdomen.
Bystanders picked up the wounded
man and medical aid was given him.
Later several physicians were called
to the wounded man from Asheville.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-11-19
A TRUE BILL FOR COOPERS
SHARPE ALSO IN
CLUDED IN INDICTMENT
The Three are Jointly Accused OF the
Killing of Ex-senator r.. ".
Carmack.

Nashville, Tenn, November 10
At 2:15 o'clock this afternoon the
grand jury of Davidson county re-
turned a true bill in which Col. Dun
can B. Cooper, his son, Robin j.
Cooper and ex-Sheriff John D. Sharpe
are Jointly charged with the murded
of ex-senator E. w. Carmack and IN
which Sharpe is also indicted on the
charge of Deing an accessory before
the fact. The names of six witnesses
appear on the back OF the indictment
as follows: Mrs. CODY y. Carmack
Mrs. Charles Eastman, Carey FOLK
DR.. James Wittenberg, Mrs. Martha
Morgan and Miss Mary Skefington.
The Mrs. Carmack in the list is
the widow of the former senator
Mrs. Eastman it was to whom Mr.
Carmack had spoken just before the
shooting began. Carey Folk is dep
u1y insurance commissioner and pass
ed along the street near the time OF
the killing. Mrs. Morgan lives dag
onally across from the scene OF
the killing. DR.. Wittenberg runs
an optical establishment in the
west end of the Arcade through
which the Coopers accompanied
by Sharpe are alleged to have
passed shortly before the tragedy
occurred. Miss Mary Skeffngton is
State librarian.
There are two counts in the lndlcf-
ment, the first charging the three
men jointly with the murder and the
second one charging John D. Sharpe
with being an accessory before the
fact. The name of S. Carmack, a
brother OF the slain man, appears on
the Indictment as prosecutor.
Robin J Cooper will in all proba-
bility be able to be moved in several
days to the county Jail.
The Memphis conference Of the
Methodist church, South, in session at
Coyington, Tenn, to-day adopted res
olutions declaring that Carmack died
a martyr to his convictions OF duty
and to the cause of temperance and
of Righteousness.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-11-19
impeachment of Patterson.

Memphis, November 14.-The first
of many serious moves from that po-
litical faction which has been loyal to
the late Senator Carmack in all OF
his career was made known to-day
when open announcement was made
by Gilbert D. Raine, owner and edi-
tor of the Memphis News-scimitar'
that an effort would be launched also
to impeach Gov. Patterson, of Ten
nessee.
Charges of having been aware OF
an alleged conspiracy to do bodily
harm to Mr.. Carmack are made.
Mr.. Raine claims he voices the SEN
timent of the Carmack following in
this State by declaring that Carmack
was not murdered by a man, but by
system.
1.-The News-Scimiar will employ
every proper means it can command
to impeach M. R. Patterson and re-
move him from the high office he Sc
cured by Misrepresentation, deceit,
force and fraud, by such methods as
he and D. B. Cooper would devise,
says Mr.. Haine in an afternoon edi-
torial.
Raine further attacks Gov. Patter-
son by charging that Every selfish,
corrupt, and vicious interest and in
stitution in the State, including the
governor, was behind Cooper and
gave his cowardly mind courage to
devise final pursuit of Carmack to his
death. They felt Carmack was in
the way"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-11-19
Taft's Plurality in Ohio.

Cincinnati, November 8.-Eighty-
seven Of the SS counties of Ohio, Lu-
cas- being still incomplete and not in
cluded in these figures, give Taft
555,977; Bryan 4S1,367; Taft's plu-
rality 74,610.
Eighty-seven counties, Belmont be-
ing still incomplete and not included
in the figures, give Harmon .(Dem.) }
for governor 540.7SS; Harris (Rep.)
533,897. Harmon's plurality 6,S91.
Total vote for president (S7 coun-
ties) 1,037,344; for governor 1914
685
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-11-19

Full line Christmas Cards and
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-11-19
Kentucky School Law Upheld.

In deciding the case of Berea col
lege versus the State of Kentucky
favorably to the State on Monday,
the Supreme Court of the United
States held that State of the union
may constitutionally legislate to pre-
vent the co-education of the white
and black races The case was insti-
tuted to test the validity of the State
law of 1894, prohibiting white and
black. children from attending the
same schools.
The higher State court took the po-
sition that the white and black races
are naturauy antagonistic, and that
the enforced separation of the chill
dren of the two is in the line of the
preservation of the peace.
The opinion of the supreme court
was handed down by Judge Brewer,
and affirmed the finding of both the
Kentucky circuit court and the court
of appeals Justices Harlan and Day
dissented.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-11-19

Berea college is an institution at
Berea, KY, largely sustained by rich
Northerners, for the education of
both races and both sexes together.
1t has over fifty professors and more
than thousand students; an en-
dowment fund of over half a million
besides large benefactions, with an
income of more than one hundred
thousand a year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-24
DOLPHINS DEFEAT
MARINE RESERVES
Snyder's Home Run and
Double Figure in the
Result.

Tho u. 5. S Dolphin team defeated
the Marine Reserves Friday afternoon
at the asylum grounds by 10 g.
The game was exciting throughout.
Williams for the Marines made some
fast running catches IN the garden with
the bases filled and two out. IaFaivre
pitched fine game for the losers. and
ChesbrO and Gibson backed him up well
In the inheld. Snyder hit the bali hard.
getting home run in the NTH inning
and later a double. Bartlett played a
star game for the Dolphins at third. as
did Reed behind the bat. Following is
the lineup and score by innings: